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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-24
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SILVER CITY.
From the Independent.

From the Independent.
Theodore Carter ief, Tor MEXICO to
look after matters concerned with his
mining interests there.
Miss Clara Click. n well known Sill
yer City young lady, was married last
Wednesday to Joseph NJ. Walker OF
Alamogordo.
Miss Mary OFT. who went to El Paso
to the carnival. has gone on to Clifton
to make a short visit there before re-
turning home.
Probate Clerk Walton took the proof
n the entry made by the town of Sill.
Yer City for the cemetery tract east OF
the city.
Mrs. l.. A. Kirkpatrick. who will take
charge OF the Ladies' hospital in a
little less than a month, left last week
for Lake Valley for short visit there.
Thomas Lyons. who was reported
quite III last week at his home on the
ella farm. is recovering rapidly, mis-
condition not having been as serious
as was at first stated.
While returning from the carnival
Mrs. A. s. Goodell was unfortunate
enough to get cinder in her eye. from
which she has been suffering ever
since. The cinder was removed. but
the effects are hard to cure.
Robert Golding returned last week
from San Antonio. where he had been
for some weeks with Mrs. Golding for
the benefit of the latter's health. Mrs.
Golding is improving slowly and will
remain In San Antonio for some time
yet.
The new gymnasium has received a
donation from Eben Burnside. consit.
ing OF horizontal bar and punching
bag. Another meeting was held Fri.
day evening and thirty-six members
were present The apparatus for the
gymnasium has been ordered and is
expected soon.
The Silver City Beer a Ice comapny
has presented the fire department with
check for $500. The company made
the gift out OF gratitude for the ser.
vice rendered by the fire boys last
Tuesday and they stimulate that the
money shall be used only for enter
tanning purposes for the men. The fire
boys feel well repaid for the effort
they made and wish to thank the com
pany for their generosity and kind
ness.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-24

to territorial business. where he will
be for few weeks.
Richard McQulllin is on the sick list
with a very bad cold In his head.
San Marcial Is to be supplied with a
new telephone exchange at once. Il
will connect all the neighboring towns.
Clyde, old town and all the smaller
villages. II will make another fine
enterprise for San Marcial. In connec.
ton with the telephone an electric
light plant will be erected. San Mar.
ciai has long needed an electric light
plant.
Mrs. u. w. Crulckshank Is acting
postmistress in II. II. Howard's alb.
sence.
II. II. Howard Is in Santa Fe as rep
rosentatiye for Socorro and Sierra
counties He will be there for at least
two months.
H. Bonem leaves for the east tomor.
row morning. where he will take In
some Of the large cities for few
weeks.
The work en- the new Santa Fe depot
rs 10 start nj once. Some OF the new
material Is here now
John Christian, ranchman, who
won second prize in the roping contest
ut the FL Paso carnival. returned home
this morning. He will leave for his
ranch In the morning.
Richard McQuillin has been promot-
ed from n,ght clerk Ia the depot to be
one of Superintendent McNally's
clerks and Allie Howard also goes up
little farther. and Is now auditor of
the wheel report.
James Hitchcock, who las been at
tending school at Las Cruces. came up
las. night He is to take Richard Nc.
Quillin's place az night clerk at the
depot.
San Marcial was pretty we'll repre-
scented this year at the Eel Paso carnl-
val.
San Marcial is to have neatly con-
structed opera house soon and the
people will not have to patronlze the
old town hall any longer 1t will be
| built on the old site, whore the one
that burned down few years ago
was situated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-24

Sheriff Foster OF Luna county. N. NJ.
was released from custody II appears
that Joe Chancellor, a brother. was the
person sought.
A young son OF Marcelino Delgado
who Is the Mexican fiddler. while
playing with lad named Louis Con
zales and a 22 callber pistol, last Sun,
day morning. was shot through the
flesh part of the right thigh. DR.
Cassels was speedily summoned and
dressed the wound and young Delgado
will be all right again In few days
The shooting is said to have been en-
tirely accidental.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-24
PARK SUCCEEDS HILLveR.
He ls Nav Chief Clark to Mechanical
superintendent Joughine.

Andrew Park chief clerk to Div.s-
ion Master Mechanic Harlow of the
Valley division of the Santa Fe, has
been appointed to the chief clerkship
in the office Of Mechanical Superinten-
dent Joughins, of the Coast lines. made
vacant by the resignation OF Harry
Hillyer. says the San BernardiDo Sun.
He will arrive from the north to-
morrow and enter upon his new du-
ties Monday. Owing to the fact that
Mr.. Joughins will have moved to Los
Angeles by the first Of next weel II
is not likely that Mr.. Parks will locate
here. even for a day. He will spend
one day visiting here with his brother,
Engineer Parks. of the Santa Fe, and
with old time friends, for Mr.. Parks
Is no stranger to San Bernardlno. A
number OF years ago. when Mr.. Hill
yer was chief clerk in the Office of the
division master mechanic in this city.
Mr.. Parks was his assistant. From
here he was promoted to the chief
clerkship, with the division office In
Needles. and from there TO a similar
position in Point Richmond with Di-
vision Master Mechanic Harlow. This
last office he has filed up to the pres.
ent time. He is one OF the most ca.
pable men in the employ OF the Santa
Fe. either on this or the eastern end
of the system, and will be thoroughly
acquainted with the duties which he
IL about to assume. During his resi-
dence in San Bernardino he was as he
Is now, n prominent lodge man and as
a result claimed many friends. He is
a past master of Phoenix lodge No
rs. A. +. and A. NJ. He has been APP
pointed TO the clerkship because OF
his seniority In service and unquestion.
ed ability as a railroad man. Since
leaving here he married and has one
child.
Mr.. Hillyer will remain with the
company for some days or until after
the moving" Is over with. and matters
get TO running smoothly In the new
quarters in Los Angeles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-24
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FROM AlGOpON ES.
Peop'e OF This Town Feel Good Over
Future Prospects.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Algodones. N. NJ. Jan. 1--we are
at present having a big time. This is
the feast of Algodones. and there are
good many people from various parts
OF the territory here. There Is two big
dances going on today and there were
two last night.
At the election for justice OF the
peace in this precinct James II. Mad
den received the unanimous vote and
vitalio Lobato Tor constable received
the same.
There Is report here that the
smelter Is an assured fact. Mr.. Bal
comb Is jubllant over the news and we
all hope that the report is true.
The weather here has been cold and
disagreeable for some time.
There Is a wedding coming of here
on the 26th OF this month. Toribio
Mlera will be married to Margarita
Mlera, a second cousin of his.
Everybody seems to be In good hui
NOR here over the future outlook and
We congratulate the metropolis OF New
Mexico on the future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-24
FiNANciER ARRESTED.
J. T. Kinds, OF the Prescott Reait,
Company. En- Route from 6os-
ton In Cuetodv

J. T. Kinds. former manager of the
Prescott Realty company. was ar.
rested in Boston last Saturday. and
Sheriff Roberts left Boston with him
for Prescott. says the Prescott Jour.
nal.Miner.
Kinds is charged with embezzlins
sT31.s0 of the funds belonging to the
Prescott Realty company. the com.
plainant being d. +. Mitchell. secretary
OF the company. II is alleged that there
Is total shortage on the part OF Kinds
amounting to 81. 400 and other charges
will probably be preferred against
him. The Realty company acted as
agents for one E. ID. sniffen. OF New
York. who agreed 10 furnish money
for the development OF mining claims
by guaranteed bond issue. Sniffens
agreeing To undertake the sale OF the
bonds. 1.-The bonds were TO run for
fifty years and the cost OF underwrit.
ing the bonds amounted to s179.1O
per $1,000. Brokerage commissions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-24
SAY 1T is UNSAFE.
Santa re rrainmen object to steep
Cajon HlIl.

Among the grievances which will be
presented by the Santa Fc committee
men now in Los Angeles. when they
are permitted an audience will be one
asking that all freight trains be limited
TO thirty cars Gays a dispatch from
San Bernardino.
This t. 4 Blow dealt az sensational
Occurrence Wn.rh have TAX place
n II c. yrSGh - { north OF here.
and vL'oh llv- never appeared In
prin..
Tic Ca.JL i.' o. not fer its heavy
grade ana r~''t ~. Sks. ana as a most
dangerous IA, l"..in IN case Of run.
aways. De ~. 80 Of this, u Is claim.
ed that IN Saata g. has for IN past
several months Leel running trains
over twice tie length demanded by
safety. As many as llAty-eigdt cars
are said &c ave been sent down On
Hill with bur cir pnugh u h-aEe iwen.
ty cars. Az q result. time after tine.
freiE,,s which have received oxders to
stop at a little station at the foot of
the grade, known,as Verdemnnt. have
been unable to brake the cars and. as
4 result, have run half mile past the
siding. AS yet. no accidents have oc-
Cured. but the great danger of a ter.
rible collision may readily be real.
lied.
The danger which is most vital to
the trainmen, ia the possibility OF the
train running away on the grade ow-
ing to the insufficient brake power.
Though not until now published, an
entire train crew was let out five
weeks ago because they refused to
come down the hill on what they con.
sidered TO be an unsafe train. Five OF
these men are still out and their case
Will be included in the grievance.
Rather an amusing side of the Incl
dent came up In the Los Angeles OF
fee of General Manager Wells. when
these men were called upon the car
pet.
I'D like to say" said one of the
brakemen. that the boys are all going
to kick II those freight aren't fitted
out with paracbutes.
''Why do they want them?" asked
the general manager.
"Oh. so we can jump off the side OF
the hill when the brakes begin to
Slip"
The balloons have not arrived. and
now the Los Angeles committeeman
will request that the dangerous trains
be cut In two,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-24
CARls HAD.
From the Argus.

From the Argus.
A wire from Sheriff Higgins, OF
Chaves county. announces that he has
captured one Of the murderers OF his
brother.in.law, Will Rainbol,, who was
shot near Roswell several years ago.
He captured Nate Hendricks, the man
who did the shooting. at Pennington.
s. ID.
Attorney w. c. Reid. OF Roswell, was
In Carlsbad the latter par, OF last
week. representing the railway com
pany In a suit before the justice OF the
peace. Mr.. Reid. who Is also assistant
United States attorney for New Mex.
leo. has but lately removed from Las
Vegas to Roswell. He ranks high as
a member OF the territorial bar, and
his acquisition adds much strength to
the legal fraternity OF that city.
Caldwell Bros, OF Malaga, who re-
Gently bought the 100 acres on which
that townsite Ia located, are grubbing
and blowing the land preparatory to
planting II, next spring, to orchard,
grape vines. alfalfa and tomatoes. All
the farmers OF that neighborhood are
planning to plant a good acreage 10 to-
matoes, and Messrs. Caldwell report
that ley have all arrangements made
to start a canning factory near Mala.
ga. this fall with q daily capacity Of
1000 cans. These gentlemen, by their
energy and work, are stirring up the
farmers OF that section to action that
is bound to result benef rially to the
entire community.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-24
He was at Las Vegas.

NJ. c. Stewart. sheriff of Eddy coun.
ty. who was in the city yesterday on
Official business, left last night for HIS
home by the way of Albuquerque and
III Paso, Mr.. Stewart has made quite
q reputation as a terror TO evil doors.
IL was he who three years aso at the
Parker well. In Dona Ana county. ar
rested four horse thieves. one OF whom
proved to be a member OF the Dalton
gang. and for capturing whom Mr..
Stewart received 5000 from the state
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-24
RAILROAD NOTES.

Brakeman Kelly fell from n car at
Fox station. up the road. and fractur-
ed n rib.
Engineer Stcadway has announce
himself as ready for duty once more
on the right side of the cab. after sew
eral days of talking politics.
Fireman Packard is new name on
the board. lie will handle the scoop
and manipulate the injector on the
mighty moguls between Las Vegas and
ALBUQUERQUE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-24
National Guard Affairs.

The resignation OF James @. McNary
as first lieutenant of the first squad
ron OF cavalry OF Las Vegas. has been
accepted and second lieutenant e. J,
McWenie has been promoted TO MI the
vacancy. First serveant Ludwig II.
field has been promoted to III the sec
ond lieutenancy.y The resignation OF
First, Lieutenant Charles Whitney and
Second LiootenantRalph /. Goodwin
Of the first regiment Of Infantry have
been accepted. - .a,s-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-24
DEMiN0 polNGs.
Some interesting Local Paragraphs
from Windmill City.

''p'' wy
Special Correspondence.
Deming. Jan. 21.-Ciark a. co. open
ed their new saloon and wholesale
liquor business Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Greer returned
home from Chicago last Sunday morn
ing. and Mr.. Greer left again for Hach-
tia almost Immediately to attend to
some cattle shipments being made
from there
Mr.. Jastro arrived In town Tuesday
and leaves again today for lei Paso.
Irvine 4 Raiftel are rapidly getting
their new Palace drug store into shape
and expect to have their opening with
In two or three days now.
q. l.. Seward and Howard Joss, of
San Francisco. are In town looking
over the country for a good site for a
goat ranch
Bishop kendrick held services morn.
ing and evening at TIVE Episcopal
church last Sunday. He is an interest.
ing speaker and says much In a few
words.
Mr.. Burdick has leased his ranch for
three years and contemplates improv-
ing some OF his idle property here for
rental purposes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-24
WHO'S BUYING SANTA Fe7
4ee, 100 Shares Have Suddenly Chang
ed hande.

In nine days 400. 100 shares OF Santa
Re common stock have been sold In
New York and the price has advanced
from si5s 10 $50. One day last week
1l4.lO0 shares were sold at SSia. The
next day 5000 shares we're disposed
OF for sSss. The next day s900O shares
changed hands.
Santa Fe officials hardly know what
70 say on the subject, except that there
are rumors that the Chicago. Rock Isl.
and 4 Pacific people are trying to buy
the control OF the Santa Fee The Rock
Island. like the Santa Fe. Is not tied
up in any combine such az control the
Gould. hin and Hartman lines. Both
are strong and aggressive corpora
lions Each has lines between Chica-
go and Denver and El paso The San
Ia Fee, by reason OF It's Chicago and
San Francisco ana Los Angeles lines.
hos the stronger position of the two
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-24
II TAUGHT Her a Lesson.

A prominent worker tells story Of
mother who won a silver cup at a
euchre party. On displaying the same
to the family the next morning. her
son, n lad in his teens. confidently told
her that he had done better than that
by winning $40 at the pool table the
night before. She could not condemn
the lad, but 1t taught her a lesson not
soon forgotten. sT'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-24

OF the road and has few equals as an
executive railroad man. a fact which
his recent remarkable performance
amply ettcsts. Mr.. Brown had to solve
blockade which reached from Chlca-
20 TO Buffalo. In twenty-four hours.
under his generalshlp. the army of
trainmen and rdmen hacaied no less
than $4,000 cars. thus clearing the
tracks. II was q performance unique
in railroad history.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-24
Nasal Catarrh Quickly yIolds TO sss.

Nasal Cntnrrh QUICKLY yIolda 70 tis-.
ment by Ely's Cream calm, which is ss Zee
ably aromatic. Ii Is received through tho
nostrils. eloAnses and heals the whole su--
fnco over which /. diffrscs i.goif lrurris'r
cell tho soc. siz,; lr."l t,1o T. rlll. /,
cents. les, IL aal yoi a.o s~.o 20 oont.nu
The treatment.
Ann~is.. rci,IE'.
70 acco;; ..,i.Ate 100 ~ 'ro pariiH
20 the use ct n.5aiizc; ia o.; igad
iatc tbs nasoi as',ss - icr q To-at tr9p
b'cs, the lropfletors I-cvasc Crta.u Ia
liquid form, which viii 10 Lnown ns Liyt
Liquid Cream Eaim. rrioo inol-t..g Tia
spraying tube 10 ii'ccnts. l.r-ir's ~
mnil The l1uid form c9ibct ,af.e
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-24
ONION CULTURE.
Bulletin on Subject issued by College
Of Agriculture.

The new method" Of onion culture.
which Is the growing OF onions from
plants started in a seed bed and trans.
planted TO the field. Is becoming more
popular and is more extensively prac-
ticed in other sections OF the country.
The operation of transplanting onions
is slow. and usually considered an ex-
pensiye one, and the inexperienced
onion grower is liable to think II is too
laborious and not paying proposition
But as n matter OF fact II Is no more
expensive than the thinning out and
transplantihg OF the vacant spots OF
onions started in the field. II is slow
work 20 tain out the small onions and
leave In place. at the proper distance
In the row. the plants that are to be
left without disturbing them. " the on
ions are quite thick. or have come up
in lunches. and II the soil Is at all hard
or sticky. the thinning Is still slower
and more expensive. The onions. which
in the rows make the fields look unev-
en-. This is due to the transplanted
onions not recovering for some time
J from the operation while the plants
I left intact In the rows continue 20 grow
| and consequently their growth is larg-
er. This unevenness OF growth while
not serioUs drawback. does not occur
in a field where ali the onions have
been transplanted. ie an
3 AS stated in press bulletin No, 80.
the results of last years work with on.
ions al the station show that IL, was
cheaper to transplant from the seed
bed than to thin the onions grown In
the field and transplanted In the vacant
spots. A plat CT one-tenth OF an acre
cold frame. The rows were 400 feet
long by is inches wide, with the onions
four inches apart in the row. making
900 onions to the row, or 5000 to the
plat. The onions were irrigated imme.
diately after transplanting. The cost
OF transplantlng this plat O; 5000 on
ions onions amounted to SOB. This in
cluded the cost of the flrst irrigation.
bringing the onions fro mcold frame
to the field, and the dropping OF them
about the proper distance in the row.
II was observed that better time could
pe maze py having man drop the on
ions little In advance OF the man set
ting them. At this rate 1t would cost
$3.50 TO transplant an acre. or 10000
onions. The thinning and transplanting
in the vacant spots of similar plat
cost $40. The estimated cost OF thin
ming an acre would be SAL, practically
one.fourth more than In the former
case.
The distance to plant onions varies.
but the most common one (when hand
culture is practiced) seems to be from
IL to Is inches between the rows and
from 4 TO Az in the row. any of the
authorities on onion-growing give lOO
600 to 10000 onions to the acre.
Onions are very expensive 10 grow.
but, as a rule, they are one OF the best
paying crops. The following is the cost
of growing one.tenth OF an acre OF on.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-24
From the Herald.

From the Herald.
Mrs. Frank Tyra suffered another
hemorrhage the other evening but raj
lied and Is able to be about again.
w. G. Wallis. this week purchased
tho residence OF Mrs. l.. II. Gilbert
Consideration 81 900. Mrs. Gilbert will
remain here until April /. when she
will remove to Las Vegas.
w. g. Wallis. the well known bust
ness man and county commissioner
was appointed chairman OF the new
county board at its first meeting Satur
day. The honor is well deserved.
Bishop ]. M. Kendrick. OF the Epis
copal mission OF New Mexico and
Arizona held largely attended and
interesting services at tho Demine
Episcopal church last Sunday morning
and evening. ra
A. ii. Thompson. the cattle dealer
this week purchased nearly a thousand
head Of cattle for ]. wiel OF California
and G. IT, Bayiess OF Arizona. He
bought the stock from Messrs Toner.
lin. Birchneld. Holstein and others.
Jim Chancellor. who was arrested at
III Paso Friday on information from
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-24

Again the boys of the Are depart.
ment OF the local shops are rewarded
for the heroic work they dil ct the
Baldridge fire. which occurred few
weeks ago. This time Mr., Bal1ridge
presents them with check for a neat
sum, and also buys few tickets to the
iiremCn's bail which Is to occur on
February II at Colombo hall.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-24

II is announced from Cornish, |. T.,
that the contract for grading the Rock
Island branch from Waurika. oklaho
ma, TO Ardmore, l. T., has heen let a.
WautRa 10 Ware Bros, who graded
the new extension from Lawton to
Waurika. Work has begun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-24
SAN MARCiAl.


southern Town.
Special Correspondence.
San Marcial. Jan. 20.--Mrs. M. IT,
Bruton returned from El Paso this
morning where she has been taking in
the carnival for the past few days.
The Santa Fe has made q new ONCE
and has added to San Marcisl's popu'
lation one more family. Mr. Beckett,
civil engineer.
Mr.. Mentally returned from Topeka
q few days ago. where he has been on
company business.
A. b. Baca is In Santa re attending
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-24

William G. Brown. under whose per-
sonal direction the great freight block
ade on the Lake Shore road was re-
Gently broken. is the general manager
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-24

II. Blum. Of Blum Bros. merchants.
at Fairview. Socorro county. ia In the
city buying supplies.