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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03
WINsLQW.

From the Mail
The Ladies' Aid society cleared s77
by the carnival and bazaar last week.
w. II. Burbage returned from a
brief visit in Flagstaff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Williams have re-
turned home from an extended visit
with relatives In st. Louis and KagsSs
City,
Reports from Los Angeles state that
there Is very little Improvement in the
condition OF ID. ID. Carter. who was
sent there recently with an injured
eye.
Notices have been posted around
town offering $500 reward for the re-
oovery of the goods stolen from the
jewelry store OF S. vann e. Son, Albu.
querque. N. NJ. on the night of Nov
cmber 90, 1902.
The nomination OF Miss Julia Maho.
ney for postmistress OF Winslow was
sent TO the senate by President Roose.
welt last Saturday Miss Mahoney has
been a faithful and efficient public ser.
vant during her term Of office and well
deserves the denomination.
The Burt Ward property on Second
street has been purchased by o. S.
Reeder, who Is now busily engaged in
Installing the steam laundry plant In
the building. With improved machin
cry and conditions. Mr. Reeder hopes
soon to start up again and give better
satisfaction than ever.
The interior of the Methodist church
has been thoroughly renovated this
week. The ceiling and the walls have
been newly papered, the walls dark
green and the ceiling a light pattern,
and the woodwork has been repainted.
The auditorium now presents very
attractive appearance. The Ladies'
Aid society is responsible for the i'm
proyement, which has been done un-
der the direction OF Frank Jones.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03

George Lewis. who is employed with
Nj. M. Sundt on government buildings
at Fort Stanton. is reported to have
been badly injured by the falling of a
scaffold. He will be brought - Las
Vegas for medical treatment.
The new fountain for the plaza park
cost s526.70 in New York and the
freight charges to Las Vegas aggre-
gated si7S5. There were also paid the
following bills: Architect, SIS, cree
ton Of basin, S26S. plumbing, s53.77;
wiring for electric lights. 1880; sur
veying. 81; total. s9S9.22. After col.
Letting all amounts subscribed and out.
standing, Ike Davis OF the west side
park committee. found himself In the
dilemma OF being Sl1a67 short of that
amount However, II was easy enough
forthcoming, Jefferson Reynolds draw
ing his personal check for an addition.
al 500, and DIR. William Curtiss Bailey.
OF the Plaza hotel for an additional
S27.67
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03
>erritorial Topics

main some time for the health of one
Of the daughters. Mr.. Mccormick and
family have taken suite of rooms In
Ab,an Abeyta's rooming house north
Of the plaza.
James +. Berry arrived home after
an absence of several months In Cali.
fornla. Jim Travelled about a good deal
while away but came home pretty well
satisfied that after all there is no other
place on earth quite as good as So.
zorro.
DR.. and Mrs. G. G.. Duncan enter.
talned n number of their friends at
Christmas oinner with their usual gen.
erous hospitality. Mrs. Duncans din.
ners are known to he unsurpassed and
this dinner was no exception to the
rule. Other hosp'table homes OF the
city were open to guests on Christmas
DAY and according to report all guests
were most bountfully entertained
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03
LAS VEGAS.

From the optic.
Judge John X. McFie is killing two
birds with one stone. He is attending
the Christian Endeavor convention
and trying case at the same time.
In the chambers of Jones & Rogers
this morning, the judge heard argu-
ments in the case of the Red River
Valley company VS.. George s. Good &
Co. on a motion TO set aside default
Judgment. Jones & Rogers repre-.
sented Good a Co., Money and Haydo.i
represented the Red River Valley com.
pany Judgment was not rendered.
The smoke stack OF the street car
power house fell and broke into four
pieces.
Mrs. Atanacio Casaus. OF Fulton. has
been treated by Las Vegas physici,ln n
for paralysis of the intestines.
Mrs. Robert Long. wife OF Grasf q
Hayward's bookkeeper. Is re1orted
dangerously Ill with membrJn eous
Group, an incision having been x,ade in
her throat Saturday afternooy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03

Byron & Lawhon are the new mana.
gers of the Deming opera house.
BY virtue OF writ Of attachment by
Clark a. Co. Sheriff Baca is now In
charge OF T. S. Robinson's store.
The Bisbee railroad has raised the
salaries of It's passenger conductors TO
$40 per month. This is a larger
amount than is paid by any other rail-
road in tho United States.
Misses Mary and Carrie Whitehili. of
Silver City. and Mr.. and Mrs Hugh
Williams, OF Clifton. dinnered with
Col. and Mrs. Hudson on Christmas
day.
Contractor Hale has suspended work
on the Deming oil well, and will prob.
ably be succeeded by some one else
when the company is ready to act In
the meantime the property has been
placed Ia charge of 5worKman.
Dick E'dick. an employe OF lewis
livery stable, was severely injured yes.
terday by horse he was riding pitch.
ing and falling over backward upon
him. His right hip was badly sprung.
He Is under the care OF DR.. Mel Lellan.
Herbert A. Fielder. son of Mrs.
Maude Fielder, of this city, mas re.
oeiyed an appointment as cadet at
the New Mexico Military Institute and
has entered for work. He passed a
very creditable entrance examination
and at the end OF this term received a
grade of 80 In department
The Herald comes out too late to say
much that Is new about the Deming
carnival which started With the streets
OF Cairo and the now famous midway
and wound up with all the games
familiar TO the west. Suffice II to say
that an immense crowd was In attend
ance and all got their moneys worth.
After over ten years litigation, the
report of n. p. Barnes as referee In the
suit of II. w Elliott and others against
III, Nj. Meredith and others. has been
flied In the district court OF Grant
county at Silver City. The report
shows the assets of the insolvent es-
tate to be s2s.599 and the liabilities
sl66,ls2, OF which s17,123 are in at.
tachad claims.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03

four weeks trip. which includes New
York. Washington and other eastern
cities.
Territorial Secretary and Mrs. Ray.
nolds. accompanied by their children
arrived from Las Vegas, where they
spent few days on their wa- back
from Omaha.
Arthur Austin who has been here for
few weeks. left for El Paso. where
he viii spend the balance of the win
ter.
DR.. c. o. Harrison arrived from Ger
rlllos last evening and took possession
Of the dental Office and effects OF the
late DR. Manley.
j. l.. Wells and family. who formerly
lived at Cerrlllos. have gone to their
new home at Nacozaria. Mexico. where
MIR Wells has accepted a position in
the large smelling works situated
there.
Eugcnio Romero. treasurer and ex-
ofilcio collector of San Miguel county.
who was reelected to that office at the
last election. Is visitor in town on
business with the Santa Fe Central
railway.
Hon. Nestor Montoya, member-elect
Of the house from Bernalillo county
ana who will probably be the next
speaker. returned to his home at Albu.
qucrque last night. He expects to re.
turn IN about two weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03
DEMiNG.

From the Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bullard. recent arrivals
from Denver, have child sick with
tonsilitis
Mr.. and Mrs. Posten came in thirty
miles with their child. suffering from
tonsilitis, to see physician.
w. ID. Miller the carpenter. has gone
to Gainesville. Texas. TO reside. His
| family moved there several weeks ago.
Il. s. Robinson's store is still closed
and no one appears to know the where
abouts of the proprietor. The store
was closed under orders from Mrs.
Robinson. In California. Al. Kuntz has
the keys to the place in his possession.
Three young boys who are out see.
ing the world are washing dishes for
the cowboys at the stock Yards for
their board. They are VIII Tyra, Raw
A. Puddy. and Johnny Boone. and they
say they are headed for Bisbee. VIII
Tyra, who is only about s years of
age, gravely inforised the reporter
that he was In search of work.
The new officers of the Eastern Star
were installed at Masonic hall as fol.
lows: Mrs. X. Hudson, worthy ma.
tron; U. Francis Dun. worthy patron;
Mrs Mary Powell, conductress; Mrs.
Y. Francis Dun. associate conductress.
A delicious banquet followed
II appears 20 be quite well under.
stood that there will be two tickets In
the field for justice and constable In
this precinct Louis I. Marshall and
Captain Oglesby on one and Edward
Pennington and Cipriano Baca on the
otner. However we have been unable
10 ascertain to n certainty from
Messrs. Pennington and Baca them.
selves whether they win be candidates
or not.
Tho announcement OF the death OF
Col A. II. Head, at his home In San
Francisco, Cal, last week. was re-
ceived with much sorrow In Deming.
where he had resided and was uni.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03
WILLIAMS.

From the News.
Harry Schlee has returned from his
trip to California.
III. +. Adams returned home from a
lengthy visit to Prescott.
+. o. Poison returned from Kansas,
where he attended the bedside of his
brother who is rapidly recovering.
Jack Mullln. while engaged In cut.
ting ice on Phelan's dam some days
since, slipped and fell into about six
feet OF water, and in doing so lost an
axe.
Arthur Harrell and Mrs. Ranney
went to Winslow for visit with rela.
tives. Mrs. Ranney will remain there
some time.
Governor Brodie last week appoint
ed DIR. A. Tyroler. OF Williams. a mem.
Der of the board OF territorial medical
examiners In the place of Or. w. J..
Barrett. of Prescott. who had resign.
ed.
Mrs. c. u. Lindsay and daughter.
Miss N Josephine. arrived from Min.
neapolis, MINI, for visit to their
uhushter ana sister, Mrs. II. j. Lind
say, the accomplished stenographer
for the Saginaw and Manistde Lumber
company, About the middle of Janu.
AIRY the ladies viii all leave for an out
ing at the coast.
On last Saturday, at his home in
Hobart, Okla, r. u. Clark. father OF
Mrs. H. +. Adams, OF this city. was
called to his last rest Mr. Clark was
= man SIS years OF age. and had always
been robust and vigorous. even up TO
the time Of his death being able to look
after and care for himself. At that
time, also. his mind was perfectly
clear. whica was remarkable for one
Of AIS age. A son. y. p. Clark. of Los
Angeles. went east to be at the bedside
OF his father, arriving In time TO be
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03
SANTA FE.

From the New Mexican.
Miss Souder left for Albuquerque
where she VIII be the guest OF friends
for two weeks.
Tho postotiice department has in.
strncted Postmaster Walter to ask for
bids for five year leases ON property
suitable for postofiice premises. Blank
bids can be secured from him. Charles
M. Waters, assistant superintendent OF
the postofiice department, will be in
santa Fe next month TO examine the
6ids and the premises offered for post
Office purposes and viii then make his
recommendation TO the lrst assistant
postmaster general who will thereupon
locate the future home of the Santa Fe
postoffice.
Arthur Staab Is In Alabama looking
after business interests, and before re.
turning win visit friends In Athens,
Georgia.
Thomas d. Catrou returned from a
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RtLLOS.

4 rom the Register.
Mrs. II. c. Uptergrove left for Dem.
ing, where MIR. Uptcrgroye has a
position in the railroad yards as
switchman
Mrs. w II. Coleman, who has been
away several weeks taking medical
treatment. returned much improved
in health.
Doniciano Tapia was quite severely
burned one day last week, while at
work on the big furnace at the smeit-
er, hy large piece of hot Stag falling
against his right leg.
II is reported that John Jones has
sold his copper gold claim In the Santa
Fe mountains for fifty thousand dol.
lars, The first payment was made last
Tuesday.
c. c. Green has bought a house
and lot on the south side OF the river,
OF G. h. Hendricks, and is fixing Il
up for a home. Thus II is that the resi-
dence part of our town is SLING up
with permanent settlers.
j. L. Wells and family left for their
new home at Nacozarla Mexico, where
Mr.. Wells has accepted a position as
metalurgist in the great smelling
works situated at that place. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wells were among our best citl.
zens and II is matter OF regret to all
that they are leaving our town. The
best wishes OF the entire community
go with them to their new home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03
GALLUP.

q Republican.
runken Indians were arrested
al Winders and an assistant
mas evening. Four OF them
.ys each and two of them got
~. II some OF the parties
,ngaged In selling liquor to
ls were given three years in
entiary 1t would have a ten.
'ut a stop to the business.
ported that j. II. Smith has
title 10 NJ. -. johnson.
n Leadon is In from the rcser.
Il pend the holidays.
rbara Cotton returned from
to pass the holidays with
g.
A. Waring returned from a
! o months with relatives IN
4 r has been damned In the
y r. the round house. and Gal.
shortly have a fine hkating
ndle attended to the trans.
ss of Chas. Kuchenbecker
latter's absence In Califor-
lners at Weaver were paid last
The pay roll amounted to
for sometime all of the min.
been working seven days per
Q. the mlneralogist FOR the
Fuel and Iron company and
Of the process of briquetting
!, returned from a business
nyer last Wednesday.
hnson. of the Colorado Sup.
ny store. received the sad
, this week that his aged
passed to the unknown be-
gentleman was about 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03
ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEXICO SATURDAY JANUARY g. 1903

versally esteemed and respected TOO
onel Head as n friend and public spir-
tied citizen" is the general expression
among his old friends. The deceased
was ono OF the organizers of our great
Diamond 4 Cattle company.
The last heard of }. w. Childers was
that he had reached Cananea, Mexico.
and was heading for the San Madre
mountains as fast as a horse could
take him. Letters were receivd In this
city during the week from Childers'
relatives In Texas. anxiously inqulring
II the man he beat up here with a six
shooter was really dead as reported by
the III Paso danies. They were in
formed that he still lived. and was able
20 drink and have considerable to say.
Several days ago couple of strang-
ers hired one oI r. w. Lewis best rigs
to 90 out in the country and not re
turning in the time agreed the livery
man became uneasy. Just as he was
about to set out in search of his prop
erty he received telegram from
Lordsburg informing him that there
was a stranger there endeavoring to
sell his team. MIR. Lewis telegraphed
back to hold both man and outfit until
he could reach them. He went up
Saturday and secured his team nut the
stranger had escaped. The whip and
robe had already been sold. Mr.. Lewis
offers . reward for the arrest of the
man.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03
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HoLRROOk.
From the Argus.

From the Argus.
Robt. ID. Morgan. OF Menomonis.
Wis. was the guest OF II. A. Pease
this week, having arrived from the
frozen north Tuesday morning.
Miss Chapman. of California, arrIy-.
ed here and will go out to Keam'x
canyon Monday, where she has a posi-
uon as teacher in the Indian schools
This Office is in receipt OF the report
OF the governor OF Arizona for 1902.
The work Is gotten up In fine shape
and contains valuable information
concerning the resources OF the terri
tory.
The masquerade dance given for tho
school children Wednesday night was
about the best time the children ever
had. Quite a number OF very cute CO.'S
tunes were worn and ali seemed to en-
JOY themselves to the fullest extent.
A party consisting OF Barney stiles.
George Hennessy, Pete Pemberton.
Ed Bargman, George Larson. Mrs. J. a.
Clark. Misses Maggie Jeryls. Eliza Jei-
Wis and Cora Maupin went down 10
Frank Wallace's home the other day
and in the evening had a dance and
general good time, until about 9
9 o'cloek. About this time Miss Annie
Despalne was taken suddenly III aud a
messenger was sent here to wire to
Winslow for a physician. The cause
was probably congeution Of the stom-
ach and from being overheated. She
IL very low AZ this writing, but we
hope for her speeds recovery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03

From the Gem
Where's that jeweler who Is going.
to locate at Flagstaff?
Mrs. Eva Wheeler. who has had a.
siege OF pneumonia. Is recovering and
will soon be well.
Thomas Sayer. the sheep grower.
came in from the Cataract canyon to
lock after some business.
S. A. Wilson. wife and daughter.
Miss Jessie. left for visit to saeir old
home In Kansas.
There are dozen or more men haul
ing wood 10 town for sale and they
can hardly supply the demand.
The Masons Of this place have Ieas-
ed the Elks' hall for a lodge room.
where they will hereafter hold their
meetings.
Sam Johnson. who has been In town
several days nursing sore foot. left
for Camerons camp to resume his pc
sition of butchering timber.
Miss Mary Riordan, who has beeA
attending school Mt San Francisco.
Cal, came in TO spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. A
Ricrdan. 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03
SOcORRO.

eftain.
$ left for Timber Peak Ia
'ssment work for c. r.
Stern and children. OF
are visiting at the home
Ice and NJ. Loewenstein,
. street.
., OF San Antonio, was In
fably interested In the
n the contest case.
n, the popular and sue.
pal OF the San Marcial
Is visiting friends In So
q holiday vacation.
son OF Capt, A. b. Fitch,
was in the city and
tmony as to the manner
, election was conducted
, he was "a clerk of eiec.
returned from Hillsboro.
Ia him a petrified fish
- long which was found
IT n spring on Canada
four miles above Month
'cimen will be presented
VI Mines.
" has received a letter
anufacturer In Germany
~iucements the city
Le establishment OF a
acre that would employ
Ids. A favorable reply
mick. wife. and two
Guthrie. Okla. arrived In
days ago and will re-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03
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SAN MARCIAl.

Zee.
Mrs. w. X. Mattress, Mr.
lille Mattress and Charley
" the holiday season al
: Holloway Joined her hus-
Paso with the intention OF
until after the wind.up of
h.
4 NJ. Schmidt. of Fierro. Is
g holiday season with her
/. w. j. Parsons and Miss
dt
Ian was going about on
he result of a sprained
trying to break records in
I line,
imam appears 10 be losing
Is Btruggle against a can.
dy. He Is still fighting
weyer. and will win oft II
Of his many friends are of
q house erected and par
,eted three years ago by
IS found a new owner. Last
transferred by l.. NJ. Las
Broyles. Mr.. Broyles in
lplete the building during
summer months.
night the local Masonic
ted the following officers:
Johnson, S. W. Gus Lese-
Sid Hookett; treasurer. l..
tyler, l.. A. Carr. APP
ers: y. d., II. Bonem J.
rris; chaplain, J. X. De
J. E. Nichols; j. s., Lee
=: secretary, ]. II. Nesbit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03
WHITE OAKS.

From the Eagle
The public schools have dismissed
until after New Years.
A w, o. w. lodge has been organized
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03

Ramon Mcntoya, the year old son
OF Hon. Nestor Montoya. is On the slck
list suffering with a severe cold.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03

present in his last moments. The
community extends It's sympathy to-
the family In its loss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03
FLAGSTAFF.

From the Sun.
Mrs. Bury, of Phoenix. is visiting
her daughter, Miss Francis Bury.
M. j. Kennedy, who has the con-
tract for building a government build
ing at tho White River Indian agency.
Is spending the holidays here with his
family.
Miss Nina Jones, teacher in our
public schools. left for Phoenix tn
visit relative and TO attend the meet,
ing OF the Territorial Teachers asso-
ciation In Phoenix.
A. II. Spellmire, who for the past
ten years has had charge OF the Office
work for Babbitt Bros. lefs recently
for Los Angeles. where he expects
to reside in the future. MFR. Spellmire
is an excellent business man. and n
citizen that any community will gladly
welcome to their number,
Miss Minnie Neidecken and Homer.
Bartlett were married recently at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. William Me-
Iniire, the latter being sister OF the
bride. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. George Logic, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church. The newly we'd
ded pair left for California where they
VIII spend fortnight. They will make
their home In F,agstaff.
The boys who were throwing snow
balls on the depot grounds recently
had better be little more careful in
the future. as there Is an ordinance
row In force prohibiting the same. AMI
Agent Sullivan says that henceforth
he will not wear out the tip OF his boot
but will let the law take It's course.
MIR. Sullivan has the names OF tho
hoys who Were throwing snow balls ON
Christmas day, and a repetition OF
their acts will bring them before the
magistrate ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-03

mick. wife, and two
Guthrie. Okla. arrived in
days ago and will re-
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

The outside securities market to-day was
marked by considerable. irreRIlarity. The
early trading was somewhat unsettled. as
result OF the light depr ession felt In the clos
ing hours Of Yesterday. There was, con-
siderably more animation displayed. although
this was confined wholly to four or five OF the
late prominent stocks. Weakness was dis
played in some parts OF the list. while there
was marked strength elsewhere. Northern
Securities continued under pressure through
out the session. Heavy offerings Of this stock
depressed the price in the initial dealings
nearly Z per cent, but At the close slight
which manifested considerable, strength dur
ing and lost per cent. to 46La.
International Mercantile Marine. "A per
cent bonds, which sold at rs yesterday. were
bid up sharply to-day by insiders to 95n.
seller Is. while par was bid for Sioo. 900. with
out bringing out any bonds. Previous to this
sale there was no record OF any transaction
being made on the curb
White Knob Copper continued its upward
course. Insiders were conspicuous in heavy
buying Of this stock. which advanced the
price more than 2 per cent. over Yesterdays
oyer the heavy dealings Of the last few days.
The per cent, debenture bonds made a SEN
sational advance Of IS per cent. on COM
parativcly light dealings over the last pre-
vious sale. and at the close rose per cent.
further to lao bid. The rise in these bonds
is attributed to the price at which the stock
is now selling az the bonds are convertible
into stock after April /, 1904, mt the rate Of
one bond for eighty shares of stock. which is
figured out on the present basis as las for the
bonds.
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