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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-28
RATION

Bert Brackett will leave for st Jos.
eph, Mo-, tonight TO visit relatives. He
expects TO be gone about two weeks.
Mrs. VIM. Aird, who has been the
guest OF her niece. Mrs. Samuel Ruff
ner. FOR the past two months left for
ner home in Topeka.
Miss Eugenia Moore writes Mrs. A.
W. hyers from Emahaka, |. T., where
she Is employed in large and well
equipped school for the Seminole In
dians. Her mother. she says, attended
the national Momans Christian Tenn
perance union convention In Cincin-
natl.
Mr., and Mrs Won Heimer, Mrs. Geo.
Geer and Mrs. Jerome Troy will leave
for Los Angeles, Cal, whittier Mr.
and Mrs. Won Heimer go to take up a
permanent residence and Mesdames
Troy and Greer TO visit during the win
ter mouths
Manager Beringer of the opera
house is corresponding with the An
drews opera company with view OF
securing them TO play an engagement
here some time in January, This an
nouncement will be hailed with de-
light by the amusement loving public,
as the Andrews opera company is the
largest and best company which has
played Ration.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-28

WAS AT LAS VEGAS.
Undertaken Frank n. Strong Inter.
viewed While Absent from City.

Onuertdker FRANK n. strong inter.
viewed While Absent from City.
Just the same Klnd of weather
here, we are having in Albuquerque" +"
said Frank II Strong. senior member
of the big Duke City firm OF o. w
Strong's Sons, to the Las Vegas Op.
tic.
Albuquerque is prosperous and is
going ahead rapidly" went on Mr.
Strong in response to questions. The
lumber mill is a great institution
Several hundred men are employed
and about thirty carloads of logs are
sawed daily
II am glad to notice that you have
organized n Commercial club here
The first factor iI the growth of Albu.
Guerque has been its Commercial club.
There has never been an important
enterprise in tne city that the club
has not been behind. There has never
aeen time since ITS organization
when ii couldn't control the whole
weight of the business men OF Albu.
querque Many fake schemes have
been investigated and exploded and
thousands OF dollars have been saved
20 the citizens Many Dig things have
heen brought to the city without the
Commercial clup we would stu be
lacking the Alvarado hotel the Coal
avenue viaduct and the lumber mills.
The albuquerque Eastern road would
not be In course OF construction; the
spirit of harmony in all things re-
lating TO the industrial development
of the city would be an unknown
quantity Your club ought TO have a
bright future.
Il notice mat your dues are a dol.
lar and a half month less than ours.
You ought to De able 10 get very
large membership
MIR. Strong arrived in the city this
morning. He comes to dlsinter the
remains of FRANK Di Luchl who died
in this city Saturday and was buried
the day following. Mr.. Di Luchi was
formerly wealthy Ill health came,
and his wealth, entrusted 20 unwise
hands, was disslpated Mnen he died
relatives ordered his burial here But
hi Luchi had belonged 10 the knights
o. Columbus, the Old Albuquerque
Protective society, and had been one
of the organizers OF ,he First Rcgi.
ment band, these organizations got
together and decided that the body
SHOULD be brought to the city where
ne had lived and labored for so many
years, and there consigned to its last
resting place. Accordingly. Undertake
or Strong was commissioned to come
TO Las Vegas and eXhume the re-
mains. Mr. Strong left for Albuquer-
que with the body this afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-28
NEW MEXICO Towns

cen contracts for telephones and feels
confident Of at least enough more to
run the numbe" up to twenty-five,
which will insure the building of a
telephone line TO the Largo country,
thus giving all parts OF the county tel.
ephone connection.
Mrs. George Non ;'rockern OF Flora
Vista has received word OF the death
OF her father. Rev. Henry ID. Lowing
at his residence in Conneaut town.
on the 9th instant. in the nth year
OF his age, Mr.. Lowing visited his
daughter In the summer of 1901, and
Is kindly remembered by number OF
our people, who will regret to hear OF
his death.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-28
FORT APACHE
ON Holbrook Argus.

From Ilolbrook Argus.
Miss Anna NJ. Duke OF Hebea City.
Utah. and Sergeant Ruhl II. Murch OF
the signal corps, we're married at the
home OF MIR. and Mrs. "A. ID. kribbs
In Fort Apache. Rev. Mr.. Meyerhoff
officiating.
a bunch OF fine steers arrived in
the post for Messrs. Sherwood and
Coleman, the meat contractors.
Any one visiting the post on their
way to the hunting grounds win do
well IN look up private Weatherholt.
the pathfinder OF ri" troop.
Sergeant Jack Gibbons of &c" troop
Fifth Calvary. arrived in the post on
his furlough to visit his family. Ser
geant Gibbons has just returned to the
United States from the Philippines.
where he says everything is quiet.
A private in I'll troop reports
coming in contact with horseless
carriage drawn by two green ele-
plants between pinetop and Cooleys
the other night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-28
ALAN OGORDO

George Coe. who recently moved
here from Lincoln county with his
family TO obtain school advantages,
has purchased the Rocho property in
the college addition.
A. ID. Wallace OF Cloudcroft was in
town. He says he has Just purchased
the first potato screen to be used In
that country. He expects TO sell po-
tatoes In car load lots and Intends to
screen the smaller potatoes out.
Ferris, the ~ year old son OF Mrs.
w X. Shelton. accidentally injured an
eye with his "nigger shooter" a week
or so ago, He Is unable 20 see, the
bali being cut, and II Is feared that he
may permanently lose his sight. This
Is a warning 10 the boys that consider
able danger mcy luik In that innocent
looking toy.
About O'Clock Sunday morning
Night Offioer Sam Nlmmo discovered
the Pfaff saloon to be on fire and i'm
mediately gave the alarm. Several
dozen men were soon on the ground
and the hose carts were run out and
hose connected to the nearest water
ing plug. The bre seemed to be con-
fined between the weather boarding
ard wainscoting on the west side. and
II was soon extlnguished. not. how
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-28
reside.
DEMlNG

Major James II. Waddli was at
Silver City most OF the past week en-
gagged In an important legal case be-
fore the court OF Grant county.
Jim Coulson OF the Mimbres river
had larPe wen removed from the left
side of his neck this week. DR.. Nc
Lellan performed the operation.
A genuine iIiHdoo attracted consid-
erable attention on our streets last
Thursday. The little fellow was NO;
four feet high. and about as broad as
long and as black as a coal. He talked
very good English. and said he was
on his way TO San Francisco. He was
covered with filthy rags, old cooking
utensils and was disgusting object
altogether.
Ms. II. II Williams lately discov-
cred that a skuCr was making himself
too free around her premises and with
tha, true western grit, with which
many ladies' in Deming are endowed
borrowed ride and when Mr.. Skunk
made his next appearance at the VII.
liams home. she sent him TO his long
home. with a well directed bullet
Tramps and tuSoes will do well 10
keep clear OF that house, as II was
not chance shot by any means that
killed the four legged skunk. ana two
legged ones may need the same fate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-28
FAR M IN NGTON

II. G. King has contracted 10000
pounds OF apples to Gallup parties.
II is probable tnat Colonel Sellers
will be among US again before r'any
days.
\. r. Blake Is shipping his crop OF
apples to Gallup. where he expects to
dispose OF them
The indications are that quite a
number from here will attend the
Thanksgiving races at Aztec.
The ladies Of the Methodist Episco-
pal church will give bazaar and So
cial in the city hall on Friday, Decem'
ber il.
Uncle Joe Crouch has been quite
sick this week with an attack of pneu'
monla. We are pleased to note that
he Is improving
Mr.. Randall trrived from Washing
ton, ID. C., to occupy the position OF
clerk TO Mr.. Shelton, superintendent
OF Indian Affairs.
Miss Grace Dalton, who has been
visiting relatives in Pennington and
Aztec for the past three weeks. left
for her home at Pueblo Bonito.
Sheriff ]. II. Elmer returned from
trip 10 Largo. where he secured eight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-28
TUlAROSA

S. r. Dawson had the misfortune
to lose one OF his work horses
Saturday night lie thinks the horse
was Killed.
Our public school is progressing
nicely under ne management of Mrs
Connell with Misses Sowell and Cop
perwaite as assistants.
Miss Lena Merritt, who had been
visiting her sister Mrs. W. II. Cook
of this place, left for her home at For
doce. La.
Miss Bessie Nooocock went to Ala.
mogordo to become a pupil at the
Baptist college. She goes with .he
Dest wishes of host of friends, whicn
she has made since her arrival here q
few weeks ago
stranger wds arrested al this place
charged with the theft of horse. II
seems he had taken the horse on what
be thought was the authority OF the
owner. and mad returned the horse or
was returning 1t before arrest. The
complaint was dismissed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-28
SANTA FE

Frank [. Ellis, clerk in the Fischer
Drug companys store, has returned
from ten days trip to Los Angeles
and other California points.
George Bailey has bought the Zin-
eer de- Baca property on lower San
Francisco street, between the proper
ties OF j. Lowitzh and Leo Hersch.
The consideration was not given.
Another 1850 900 brick. OF the com
mon building variety are out of the
kilns at the Little Haverstraw' with
in the penitentiary gates, and another
10000 are dried ready for burning.
The fires will be lighted in the kilns
Saturday night
DR.. Charles A. Wheelon, John Il.
Harper, superintendent of irrigation
for the Indian puebios in New Mex
leo; James T. Newhall, chief clerk 10
MIR. harper, and Arthur Boyle. horti-
culturist, were unanimously elected
honorary members OF ompany r.
First regiment infantry, national guard
of New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-28

Mrs. Alfred Stern Is on the sick list.
Think OF skating this kind of wealth.
er.
Miss Myrtle Duerr nas taken n po-
sition with he Las Vegas Telephone
company.
Facundo Jlron OF the west side is
dead. lie had reached the age of 45
ing of was dysentry.
w. II. Howell. manager of the Colo
RADIO Supply companys stores Ia this
territory, got left by his train yester
day afternoon and spent the remain
der OF the day here very pleasantly.
The Moore Real Estate company has
sold the J. B. Floyd residence on
Twelfth street to Geo. NJ. Knots OF
West Virginia, who has brought his
family TO make a permanent home ir
Las Vegas. rhe Knots are very wei
come
DR. A. y. Morrison, the eloquent SUI
perintendent of missions for the NJ. r.
church. preached morning and even
ing to large congregations at the NJ
r. church sunday.
People of las Colonias and Anton
Chico complain because the mail fol
their Offices Is not delivered direct
from the stage hut is carried on horse
back a distance of some six miles in
small sack N which packages are
frequently damaged. Also the ire.
gu.arity OF this service Is cause OF
complaint 1t would seem that Uncle
sam might rcmedy these defects II
brought TO the notice OF the proper
officials
Father Pouget has no enemies,
neither Is he rolling In wealth. There
fore. he Is at a loss to explain an at
tempt that was made 10 break into
his residence Saturday night. a
screen was cut and in the morning a
stick was fouhd propped against the
side OF the house. Father Pouget has
the stick and invites the owner to
come and get hiss property and warm
reception at tie same time. " Is be
ieved the lather's trusty canine
scared away the burglars.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-28
SAN MARClAL

Captain Il. J.. Ogiesoy and a Mr.
Miller are in town to undertake the
work of fencing the Armendaris
grant.
Miss T.. W. LePhiew, having dis
posed OF her restaurant business at
rferro. has returned to San Marcia;
to reside
Conductor Fred Craven, a musi-
clan OF exceptional ability. has the
arrangements well under way for the
reorganization OF the San Marcial
silver cornet band He has twelve
payers in sight who have promised
TO attend practise regularly.
Mrs. Il. w. IL Phiew, having dlspos.
ed OF her restaurant business at III
erro. has returned TO San Marcial 10
reside.
Mrs. w. u. Lamkin. the wife OF our
genial contracting plasterer, is here
from Albuquerque enjoying the socie-
ty OF her husband and visiting the
points of interest about town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-28
ktNGMAN
From the Miner.

From the Miner
Mrs. William satori. of Williams,
is visiting with Mrs. Cal. Cross, in
Kingman
District Attorney II. i. Dickson Is
visiting his old home In Mississippi.
Frank -. Smith, formerly of King
man. is now conducting store down
in the valley of the Colorado river,
opposite Needles.
Charles BurlocK is at work ON his
mining claim in the Cola Road coun-
try, consisting of the Mossback,
Mossback Extension and Alice b.
mines. these properties have a
splendid showing OF ore and the
values are among the largest In the
whole mountain range.
The road to Stockton Hill is In
rather n bad way ana needs fixing
badly. AS there Is 10 be considerable
work done in that section 1t would
be we'll for the supervisors to have
few days work done on Il In the
way of clearing the road Of loose rock
and Soulders. The repairs that were
later washed out by the heavy rain
storms.
II is reported that a prospector has
made an important discovery of gold
in the neghborhood OF the Azalia
group. The strike is creating consid-
erable excitement in Chloride and
many people are going to the new
find. The dscoverer is stranger In
the country and his name cannot be
learned The ore Is said to be won
derfully rich ami the VEN is big and
well defined.
In a runaway accident Harry Me-
Comb was thrown from wagon
near Mcguire ranch and severely in
jurec. He and N. W. Tarr were driv-
ing out TO Gold Road and stopped To
water their animals at Maguire's, and
had removed the pridle from the
horse when the animal became fright
ened at something and bolted. Mr..
Tarr, who was holding the horse, was
thrown to the ground, but escaped
injury. Mr.. McComb jumped from
the wagon and struck the ground on
his shoulder, receicng severe shak-
ing up and having his arm injured.
rhe horse was later captured near
Tillman station. thirty miles north OF
Kingman. The buggy and harness
we're wrecked.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-28
FOR STATEHOOD.
Senator Quay Believes the Fight for
Admission viii Prove Successful.


Admission viii Prove Successful.
A special dispatch from Washing.
ton. TO the 81. Louis Globe-Democrat,
says:
1T Is now a certainty that Senator
Quay OF Pennsylvania will again take
up the statehood fight for New Mexico
Arizona and Oklahoma. and II is gen
orally believed that his efforts will
meet with more success than during
the last session of congress. When
asked II he would take up the fight
for statehood Mr.. Quay replied
Did you ever hear oI my being
placed in the category of quitIersG
am sor statehood for Arizona, New
Mexico and Oklahoma--the kind OF
statehood a majority OF the people
want sympathize with the people
Of these territories In their struggle
to secure full local self government
and TO rid themselves OF Interference
ON the part of the national govern.
ment.'
Senator Quay says that this does
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-28
Arrested and Fined.

Frank krupp. who claims to be a
deputy sheriff from New Mexico aud
resident of Mosilla Park, was fined
s25 and costs in the recorders court
for carrying a revolver.
krupp was arrested last night by
Officer Fred Delgado. He Is alleged
TO have been dunk and is said to have
attracted considerable attention by
fiouriehing full grown six-shooter in
a saloon and declaring that he could
not be arrested.
This morning he admitted 10 Recor-
der Eylar that he had carried the re-
volver but claimed that he did not
know II was loaded.--El Paso Her
aid.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-28

ever. until several holes had been
burned through the roof. The damage
from fire and water amounted to sew
eral hundred dollars.
The Edmiston brothers were in town
Sunday and No tnday. having finished
up their contract on Sheriff Hunters
well about sixty-nve miles southwest
OF Alamogordo They failed to Sc.
cure water after having gone 500 feet.
other than n small seep. II is proba.
bic that the well will be abandoned.
Edminston brothers will move their
well outfit to near Escondida station.
where they have n contract to put
down n we'll for q. NJ. Lee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-28
WINSlOW
From the Mail.

tIOHn tne MAIL.
Mrs. S. p. Allen has been on the
sick list
w. Brophy left for a short visit to
San Jose, California.
nr. Sampson returned from Snow
flake and Taylor where he was called
on professional business
John T. Jones, a former resident
o. this city but now of Kansas City.
Mo-, returned here on short bust
uess and pleasure trip.
About twenty citizens of Williams
came up from that town to take In
the b. X. T. dance. To say that they
had a good time goes without saying.
w ~ Burbage. president OF the
Navajo county bank, returned from a
weeks visit Ia Los Angeles, Califor-
mia He reLcrts having had q pleas
an. time while away and that busi-
ness In that part of California IS
0ourish.ng
w 4 Powers, who left for Tucson
as a representative OF the Winslow
local lodge knights OF Pythias 10 the
grand lodge meeting In that city. re-
turned home Wednesday. Mr. Pow.
ers reports that the meeting OF the
grand lodge was quite a busy session
and also that he was royalty enter
tanned while in that city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-28
CAPTAIN

Mrs. Silas May is enjoying a visit
from Mrs. Albert Pringston of No6al.
Jim Burleson Of Lincoln. who has
been down with typhoid fever, is re-
ported convalescent, and III soon be
himself again
Mrs M6rable, of Artesia, returned
home last week from the insane asy-
ium, where she had been for several
months, completely cured, The death
of her mother a year ago caused the
mental arrangement. Inc news OF
the death of her father, the late j. n.
Coo, of Ruidoso, was only told to her
on her return home.
W. II. Walker. tne general mer-
chant OF Alto. was transacting busi-
ness in Captain this week. Mr.. Wal.
Ker lays claim to the unique distinc
ton OF being the most "exaulted'
postmaster In New Mexico. his office
being situated more than two miles
above sea lesel-which he says,
places him beyond the reach OF the
"grafters" OF Washington. ID. c.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-28
HOlBROOK
From the Arg@.

From the Arg9s
Mrs. Clara Tenney OF Taylor, is
here with her daughter, Mrs. 4. c.
Smith.
Harvey Powell, who has been clerk
for +. j. Wattron for the past year.
mas resigned and left for Winslow.
Miss Cecilia Barth passed through
here en- route rom St Johns TO VII
liams, where she will visit friends.
Julius Wetzler left for Silver Greek
from there he will start his sheep to
Phoenix.
Deputy United States Marshal b.
w. Hill. was here summoning trial
jurors to appear In the United States
court. which convened at Prescott.
Mrs. +. NJ. Zuck, who has been Wis.,
iting her daughter, Mrs. Fine at Pres
colt, returned home. She was accom-
panied by her granddaughter. Helen
May.
Jim Taylor lett here with wagon
load of supplies for Ramers ranch.
when out about eight miles one OF the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-28
Chinese Dinner.

On Tuesday evening, MIR. and Mrs.
Jake Levy, at their residence, 702
North Third street, gave a chop .suey'
dinner to few OF their friends. The
decorations were ali OF Chinese char
acter, numerous lanterns Of various
colors being employed. while Chin
ese umbrella OF unusual size formed a
canopy above the table, Other deilca-
cies of the table abounded. and the
occasion was ore of great enjoyment
Among those present. besides the host
and hostess. we're Sam Levy OF San
Francisco, Mark Levy OF this city and
Joseph w. Lewis. also of Albuquer-
que.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-28
llttIe-sehulIY Wedding.

At 1880 last evening Rev. NJ. w,
Manville united Miss Sarah j. Little
to Thomas Schully, the ceremony DO
ing performed at the residence of
Col. and Mrs. Munice. parents of the
bride. 2l3 scdth Arno street. Mrs.
u. r. Black played the wedding
marcn, Many friends attended, and
the presents were numerous. approp-
riate and valuable. MIR. and Mrs.
Schully left at s. 80 for Topeka where
he 10 employed IN the Santa Fe's gen
eral store house.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-28

Prescott Chinaman Dead-The
other evening as Wong Hing. Chinese
cook. was walking along Montezuma
street. Prescott. he fell in a collapsed
condition in front OF the Golden EARLE
iewelry store He was PICKED up and
taken to Chinatown. wnere he died in
few minutes. An inquest was had.
and Or. Day telephoned that IL was
found the man died OF blood clot on
the heart. hc was about forty years
Of age.
Handsome Onyx cane-Sheriff Rob
erts mas returned To Prescott from an
official visit to Yuma He brought
with him one OF the most handsomely
finished onyx canes ever brought 10
Prescott. This cane was sent by VIM.
Miles to Hon. II. T.. Morrison as a
present 1ne generally accepted idea
OF an onyx cane is a cane with an
onyx head, but this cane is all onyx.
of an translucent seagreen color.
On The Other Side-One of the ma
tives who pushed out the back wall
of the jail at Douglas, Arizona. and
escaped the other night only went as
Tar as Aqua prieta. He sent word
that he was very comfortable on the
Other side of the line.
Rich Ore-H. {. Maragell. one of
the old time prospectors, has just re-
turned to Douglas, Arizona. from a
snort trip in Sonora he brought back
some very rich ore from a find twenty
six miles below Campas. Mr.. Marag-
eli said to a Dispatch reporter that
this was the best rock ever brought
out of Sonora, and that $50 1000 would
not attempt him to sell on.
Sheep Of Two Territories.
Within the next two months there
will he more sheep within the Salt
River valley or along its border than
can be found anywhere else in the
United States within the same area,
saws the Phoenix Republican. Robert
Walton, who came down from Flag
stan a few days ago SAID that there
would be not less than 40 900 sheep
from the northern part of the terri
tory brought down. Many of them are
already on the way and some OF them
have arrived on the desert north OF
the city. 1t the feed remains good
they may not be brough into the
valley proper at all. Mr.. Walton said
that he saw at Cordes on their way
here band of 10000 Sidney Scott,
big sheep owner from ,ae north,
said that beside the Arizona sheep
great numbers are being brought from
New Mexico. A great many of them
are being brought here for early fat.
tening. for sheep can ne prepared for
the market here earlier than any.
where else in the United States except
one place in Texas. At is possible TO
put valley sheep on the market as
early as April Mr.. Scott was asked
il the invasion OF the sheep was rot
hard on the cattle In the ranges north
of the city. He replied that there
were no cattle there They have all
been sold on
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-28
Gard Of Thanks.

The Non-Seetarian Benevolent So
ciety wishes 40 thank the school chill
dren for their generous donations OF
goods. money ana clothing; also the
Rio Grande Wooien Mills for nice
pair OF wooden tlaakets, the churches
TOR their collections and for donations
from friends ard kindness shown US
by the merchants generally. We can
only say thank you Q w and ali. But
one has said. lnasmuch as ye have
done It, unto the last OF these. my
brethren. We have done II unto me-"
MRS. GEoRGINA EDWARDS.
President.
MRS. ID. II. CARNs, Secretary.