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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-02
DE MING.
From the Graphic.


From the Graphic.
volney Rector returned from In ex,
tended business trip to his ranch
where he has been looking after his
stock.
Geo. w. Chesman. the beef buyer
from Denver, is in town and will begin
receiving cattle which he has purchas.
ed in this vicinity. about the first OF
next month.
w. J. Barrows. who Is with the de.
partment OF the interior, spent several
days in town last week, examining the
financial condition OF the county He
spoke enthusiastically of the good
showing this new county was able to
make.
The new barber shop being built by
Otto Smith. next to the Cabinet saloon.
is nearly completed and the old shop
which remained on the inside OF the
new one while the building was going
on has been removed to allow the fin.
ishing. and IL will only be a short time
now until he will be in his fine new
quarters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-02
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WHITE Ga IS.

From the Eagle.
Roy Gum is still confined to the
house with his wounded leg. The
wound Is almost healed, but he has
little use for the limb as yet.
II. piggs has his saw mill In the Pa
tos mountains about ready for bust
ness. The Lincoln forest reserve has
driven him out of the Captain noun
tain timber belt.
There is another month OF the pub
lie school. Mrs. John A. Hollars will
join her husband in Los Angeles, Cal.
as soon as the term is ended
DIR, Dryden. surgeon for the Eagle
Mining and Improvement company
came in with J. NJ. Rice. from Parsons
Judge Hewitt did not go to Socorrc
as he expected to last week, ewing to
the fact that the hearing in the sherifi
contest case. in which he represents
the defense. was again put OIL.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-02

purchase site and complete the build
ing or buildings contemplated by the
school directors under this act they
are hereby authorized to procure the
site foI school purposes and to COM
mence the erection of such building or
buildings as they may deem necessary
and proper for the purposes herein
named, and shall carry on the con-
struction thereof. so far as the moneys
on hand for that purpose will permit,
as hereinhefore provided, and in case
the term of Office of any such directors
or any member thereof shall expire. be-
fore the said buildings are completed,
II shall be the duty of their successor
or successors to proceed with the work
in the manner herein provided until
such work is completed.
Sec. 4. The board OF directors of any
school district is empowered to ex-
pend, from the funds In the treasury
of said school district any moneys nee
''""'9 w pibp'ilS lhbuit any StnODi
building or buildings in such school
district
Sec 8. Any failure of any OF the
officers mentioned In this act to carry
out its provisions In the letter and the
spirit of this act, shall subject such
officers to removal and to forfeiture
of their official bond for the benefit of
such school district so injured thereby.
and any school director so offending.
shall be disqualified to become his own
successor in Office either by election or
by appointment for period OF ono
year from date OF such removal.
Sec 6. All acts or parts OF acts I'm
conflict herewith, are hereby repealed.
and this act shall take effect and be in
force thirty days after its passage.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-02
FROM EAR TO MOUTH.
The Chef at Montezuma Hotel Las
Vegas Hot Springs, Badly Cut.

Vegas Hot Springs, Badly Cut.
What came near being a fatal cut.
ting ARRAY occurred at the hot
springs yesterday. when Rumaldo Roy
bay slashed Louis Thyrion. chef at the
Montezuma, with a knife and laid his
cheek open from lobe of the right ear
TO the corner OF the mouth, says the
Las Vegas Record.
II Is hard TO understand just what
caused the trouble, but from deduc-
tions made from both sides of the
story II seems that tho Mexican was
detected in the act of making away
with several articles belonging to the
hotel
The facts as near as can be learned
are that while Manager Talbot was
out walking at the foot OF the hill.
Royrai passed him in wagon and
was stopped by Talbot, as the latter
had noticed several pieces of carpet
in that vehicle which he readily recog.
nized as belonging to the hotel. He
asked Roybal where he got them and
the latter replied that he had found
them out on the grounds surround
ing the hotel
AS the man had no right TO appro.
pirate articles found on the hotel
grounds the manager decided to
search farther, which he did and.
among other articles in the wagon.
unearthed several towels marked
"Monte1uma" and Santa Fe Route, ="
which TO his mind was conclusive
evidence that Roybal had not obtained
them honestly.
While Manager Talbot was making
the search Roybal rushed upon him.
but was thrown on by the latter. who
took no further notice of the fellow
but continued his search. Suddenly
he was startled by cry from Thy.
rion, who was standing short dis
tance away, and who called to Mr.
Talbot that the Mexican had drawn a
knife. Mr. Thyrion saw the mans
intention and sought TO interfere
whereupon the Mexican used the
knife on him TO such an extent that
his right cheek was laid wide open
with one slash OF the wicked blade
The cut laid the flesh open from ear
TO mouth and penetrated the mouth.
making a most serious. although not
necessarily fatal. wound.
Roybal left the springs Immediately
after the trouble and was arrested at
Bridge street on a telephone message
from the management OF the hotel and
lodged in jail, where he remained un.
I'll this morning, when Sheriff Cleofes
Romero took him to the springs for a
preliminary hearing, but on their ar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-02
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The First National bank building IL
being handsomely decorated this after
noon, with flags. buntings and minia-
ture pictures of Roosevelt
Mrs. Mary Scott. sos South Second
street. has as her guest Mrs. =. Celia,
of Denver, Colo. She expects TO be sn
the city for a couple OF weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bibo, OF Los
Lunas. were in the city yesterday and
left for the west last evening. MIR.
Bibo is the assessor of Valencia coun-
ty.
Life among the Hopi Indians" Will
be Miss Adella Williams subject at
the Baptist church next Tuesday eve
ninig The Indian band will furnish
music
Miss Virginia Perea, of Santa Fe,
who has been spending a week In Al
buquerque visiting her cousin. Mrs. q.
w. Harrison returned home this
morning.
A. j. Warren. the telegraph opera
tor at Gonzales. out on the divide on
the Santa Fe Pacific. is in the city tc
remain until after the President Roose-
welt reception.
Conductor Barney. of the Santa Fe
Pacific, has let the contract to John
Hart for the erection of two story
frame residence on West Railroad ave-
nue.. II will be a handsome home.
with all modern conveniences.
James Shuman. a business man OF
Eureka Springs. Ark, il in the city
for a few months recreation and To
test the salubrious qualities of New
Mexico's climate.
II. b. McNassar has returned to
Senorito camp. in the Nacimiento
mountains. where he will take charge
OF the blacksmithing OF the Jura.Trias
Copper company.
Every citizen. rich or poor. great
and small residing along the parade
line. is requested TO decorate. Albu-
Guerque Is to do herself proud and
everybody can help.
Decorators got to work today on
Second street, and a few flags and
some bunting now ornament the Farr
meat market, Others on this popular
street are getting In line.
The stand for the statehood tableau,
at the north gate of the Alvarado
hotel, Is receiving the attention OF the
decorators this afternoon. Everything
at this time looks bright for Roose-
welt day-May 5-and everybody in--
tends 10 look their best on that day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-02
hOneSfINmn
Levi Strauss Coos
CoPPer-riveted
OVeTa11S
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rival there It was discovered that the
serious condition OF Thyrlon preclud.
ed all possibility of his being able to
testify, so the hearing was set for the
9Th Of May. at which time II Is hoped
he will be able to talk, and Sheriff
Romero returned to this city with his
prisoner.
Louis Thyrion. the wounded man.
received medical attention immediate
ly after the trouble and at last ac-
counts was resting easy. although he
had very severe wound. which will
likely disngure him for life.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-02
SILVER CITY.

From the Enterprise.
The Club House saloon has caught
the spring Improvement fever and is
adding several costly sideboards which
extend across the front OF the resort.
c. w Marriott has purchased the
Warm Springs ranch near the Middle
ella. OF Mike Fleming. and will use II
as a station on his Mogollon stage
line.
A baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Whitehill on Wednesday
morning at o'clock. wayne is the
eldest son OF Harvey whitehill. who is
rejoicing in the birth OF his twentieth
grandchild.
Il. J. Franz. OF the Azure Turquoise
company. received 12O pair OF homing
pigeons last week from Massac chusetts.
The pigeons arrived by express in fine
shape and were taken at once to Mr.
Franz's home In the Burros.
merry crowd of young people
spent Saturday in Santa Rita. visiting
the mines and having a good time gen.
orally. Those in the party were: Jas.
Huyler. Roy Bayne, Warren Kner.
Gene Cosgrove, Earl Loffer Misses
Pearl Loffer. Lucy Thwaits Ella Cos.
grove. Rilla Weber and Viola Reed
Mrs. Lydia Harper died at the Har.
per homestead on the CHA near Red.
rock last Thursday OF a paralytic
stroke. the second she had suffered in
three weeks Deceased survived her
husband, J. M. Harper, Just two
months, almost to day The funeral
took place Saturday and was largely
attended by friei.ds from the surround
ing country. Mrs. Harper came TO
Grant county with her husband over
thirty years ago and standing staunch.
ly by his side, helped him wrest a
home from a hundred opposing ele-
ments. She was a true pioneer and to
such as her. veneration and respect
are due from the advancing hordes of
easterners who are finding peace and
plenty in a savage ridden west.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-02

home OF Mrs. C. C. Crews, Thursday
evening OF last week.
J. Il. Liggett. the California million.
aire, has purchased A. Shepard's ranch
and cattle on Cave creek and also Pet.
er Marcb's ranch on North Percha.
Miss Mary Lynch came in from Flag.
stan, Arizona. last Saturday. She is
visiting her sister, Mrs s. +. Keller.
Miss Lynch has many warm friends
who welcome her return
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-02
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TUCu NJ CARl.
From the Democrat.

From the Democrat.
Tucumcari needs water works, an
electric light plant. an ice plant and
a steam laundry.
j. Reid. conductor on the Rock
Island. is erecting a large two story
building near the depot Il will be
occupied by a saloon.
J. j. Harrison. of Clarendon. Texas
is in the city and will at once begin
the erection OF two story building
S0x6O, on the corner opposite the de
pot. to be used as a saloon and lodg
ing house.
A game Of base ball between the
Tucumcarl and Ogie Flat teams was
the principal attraction Sunday. Tbs
result was that the Tucumcari team
was victorious. The Ogie boys are
nice fellows and Tucumcari invites
them to come again.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-02
LAS VEGAS.

From the Record
Anton Chico and Bado de Juan Pal.
were visited Sunday last by a destruc
tive hail storm which did great dam
age. especially to fruit.
The cellar wall, where the excavat
ing is being done for the new Dun
can building adjoining the postofiice
caved in, carrying with It a four inch
water main. with the result that the
cellar was flooded with goodly guam.
tity of water before the flow was sut
OF.
Considerable complaint was heard
from members OF the Womans FEEDER.
alton and others who had taken the
trouble to clean up the streets, on ac.
count OF the large quantity OF waste
paper which was being circulated on
Center street by the wind. The per
son or persons responsible should he
brought to task
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-02

was applied for for the company nam.
ed by the Santa Fe law firm OF Abbott
4 Abbott. The defendants are given
thirty days time In which to show
cause why the injunction should not be
made permanent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-02

From the Optic.
The management of the Ladies'
home expresses its appreciation OF a
gift of $50 from j. s. Reynolds.
Phil Strobel, a youngster who had
managed to oyerdraw his wage ac.
count considerably, took French leave
OF the Montezuma and has succeeded
in getting clean away.
The east side committee to secure
subscriptions to enable the city TO car.
ry out its part of the contract with
Standish & Matt for the erection OF a
reduction works firished It's labors this
afternoon, having secured pledges for
the required 5000 The committee con.
slsts of Messrs. Stearns. Dick and
Pierce.
Max Nordhaus. member of the
firm OF Charles Ilfeld, speaks In en-.
thusiastic terms OF the experiences un-
dergone during his Ave months trip
10 Europe. About half OF the time he
spent as the guest Of his parents at
the old home in Westphalia, in the
German Fatherland. The remainder
OF his vacation he spent travelling
about Europe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-02
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HILLS SBORO.

From the Advocate.
Miss Mabel Kennedy left for her
home at Albuquerque
Mrs. w. s. Hopewell and Mrs. Stauf
fer moved to the Hopewell summer
residence on the Animas.
A very pleasant party was given In
honor OF Miss Mabel Kennedy at the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-02

From the Independent.
Referee Colin Neblett has made his
report In the ditch case OF the Lyons
4 Campbell Ranch and Cattle compa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-02
Territorial Topics

Samuel Eldodt. second guard: ]. a.
Walker. third guard
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-24
the COTTON MILL.
Few Developments so far-Report 10 be
Made 10 the Business League.

The members Of the cotton mill
committee had n long conference
with Judge A. NJ. Hatcher after the
business LeAgu' meeting Thursday
evening, going over the proposition
submitted and discussing plans for
the enterprise. IL was agreed that
the committee should have another
meeting and report 20 the next regu-
lar meeting ~ the Business League.
The subject was discussad all over
town yesterday, various views being
expressed, a. was 10 be expected
some favoring the plan, some doubt
ful Of its wisdom. Some Of the very
best finauciers favor the proposition,
upon the presumption, Of course,
that q cotton mill is desirable.
Meantime the following clipping
from yesterdays Galveston News,
shows that Orange, Texas, has ac-
cepted one Of these mills Of the series
being promoted By Mr.. Hatcher;
Orange, Tex, Jan. 2-The officers
of the Orange Cotton Mills company
received q telegram from Judge
Hatcher today, advising that the
contract for building the cotton mills
az this place was let today 10 Moody
& Martin " Comahche, Texas, work
to begin at once.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-24
LEADERS LOST
Hou's ai Representative Rejects Philip
pine Coinage Measure.

House ~ Representative Rejects Philip.
pine Coinage Msa.urs.
Washington. Jan 23-The house
leaders went down 10 a signal defeat
Thursday when the house. by a vote
Of lf6 to 1928. rejected the Philippines
coinage bin. reported by the insular
affairs committee and adopted the sub.
stitution offered by the minority for
the Introduction 81 American currency
and the American coinage system Ia
the islands The insular committee
includes IN Us membership the chair.
man Of the most powerful committees
of the house Mr. Cannon. chairman
81 the appropriations. Mr. Hit. chair.
man Of foreign affairs Mr Payne.
chairman Of ways and means: Mr.
Hepburn. chairman ~ interstate com.
merce and Mr.. Tawney. chairman Of
the committee on expositions They
reported bin % establish the gold
standard In the islands and TO an.
thorize the coinage Of silver pesos Of
fi6 grains. 10 be made legal tender az
the rate Of two pesos for one gold
dollar Twonty-eight Republicans
Joined with the Democrats and car
ried through the substitute The
house considered Alaskan delegate
bill. u was supported by Mr. Cush.
man Of Washington. Mr. Wooten OF
Texas and Sulzer Of New York. and
opposed by Mr. Warner Of Illinois.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-24
GoYernmenl Ree!pe for Hog Ionic.

Wood charcoal | pound, sodium
chloride tsalU 2 pounds, sodium BIZ
carbonate soda > pounds, sodium
sulphate (Glauber's salts 1 pound f,
sodium hypo-sulphate ? pounds, an
timony sulphide l pound, sulphur /
pounI. All these ingredients should
bee puIverized aud thoroughly mixed.
For dose, - tablespoonful for each
40 pounds weight Of hog once a
week a. a preventive.
A remedy for hog cholera is given
as mixture OF three parts Of ashes,
three parts charcoal aud one part
salt to keep within easy access all
the time.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-24
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Three w"mcb Lose Their Lives In STAN
pe.le ~ = Clg.r Iaetorx

Three wamob Lose Their Lives In STAN.
pe,is a, Cigar Factory.
New York. Jan. 23.-Three women
killed and Ave women and one man SCI
yerely injured In a panic 10 Leopold
Miller q Sons cigar factory on Crosby
street. the result Of a Gre In an adjoln-
ing building The dead. Jennie Mes
sino. twenty-five years. Fannie Karsi-
berg. twenty-five Mrs. Mary Spartan.
twenty-five The flames from the burn.
ing building beat against the walls Of
the cigar factory. causing panic
among the zoo women and boys Al
work There was a Wild rush for tho
IRE escape at the front and rear and
ends OF the building IN which the
weaker We're crushed and trampled by
the stronger
A. the third story there was a block
AXE and had u noe been FOR the timely
arrival ~ the pollce the death list
would have been much larger
OMcers climbing over the heads Of
the crowd reached the third story and
succeeded by pushing the men aside in
making passageway for the women.
Other policement and the IRE depart
ment soon arrived and when the build
ing had been cleared the bodies OF the
three dead were found
The 200 employees % the New idea
Pattern company. 10 whose factory the
IRE started got out safely although
several were more or less burned
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-24
Teachers Institute.

Bryan, Texas January li, igO3.-I
hereby notify aud request all white
teachers In The county tu meet at the
courthouse 40 iOn. M. Ou January q,
1913, for the purpose of organizing "a
teachers institute.
The teachers OF the 4. aud NJ. coll
lege, Allen Academy, GRATED school
aud the Free Baptist college are os-
pecially i-vited "a attend and take
part In said Institute.
A g. board,
County Superintendent
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-24
Prote.tAgaia.t smoos.

Salt Lake. Utah. Jan. 23.-The Min
istcr.al association OF salt Lake City
which has been conducting 4 syste-
matte fight against the election Of
Apostle Reed Smoot 20 the United
States senate. has sent a telcgraphlc
protest tO Senator Burrows chairman
OF the senate committee on privileges
and elections. against the seating Of
Smoot and has notified him that a
committee from the association would
appear before the senate committee az
the proper time 90 show cause Tor
Shoots exclusion
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-24
Local WesOS

DIR. Clark has "a horse for sale. Z.
New ginghams AZ Coulter's %
n. q. Rhodes went 10 Austin yes
terday.
NJ. n. Laski Of wellborn was here
yesterday.
F.w. Yeager Of MillicAu was here
yesterday.
Miss Kate HAssell left for Hemp.
stead yesterday.
Ralph Howell Of NavasotA was In
the city yesterday.
3eAses new embroideries and In.
seTtions NJ Coulters. %
II. 4. l.. Upchurch Of Pankey VIA
In the city yesterday.
Stone White, son Of Col. Il. J,
White Of Mumiord. was In the city
yesterday.
Lum Holden returned yesterday
after n visit " several weeks in
Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. McSwain Of
Rock Prairie were visitors 90 the
city yesterday.
Ur. Julius Zulch Of Willow Hole
called on the Eagle while Ia the
city yesterday.
Miss Beatrice Hearue Of Nayasota
is visiting IN Bryan the guest Of
Miss Doremus
Mr.. III Cox Is now at Ford's TX.
position saloon and invites his friends
and the public to call. wi5d47
Miss Bertha Horetzky will leave
Monday 10 attend Jassimine Insti-
tute at Nicholasy.lle, Ky.
Mrs. Harvey Walker and little son
returned 10 Houston yesterday after
visiting Mrs. r.. -. LomaX.
l.. j. Cox invites his friends aud
the public 30 call aud see him at
Ford's Exposition saloon. wl5dl7
Cisterns - galvanized cistorns. /
make all sizes OF galvanized iron
clsterns. Work guaranteed. j. Allen
Myers. 40
Electric light globes for sale, 30
candle power - cents each. Bryan
Water, Light Il Power Co., n. j..
Preston, Manager. 81
The popular MiNologists, l.. j
Cox aud j. W. Hamilton, are dis.
pensing the best brands of liquors a.
Ford's Exposition saloon. wl5dlt
For Sale or Trade-Two-story gin
house which can be- moved, and COM
hlete gin outfit In good condition, two
9o-saw gins. r. J. Preston, Bryan.
Texas. 81
SlNteen-candle power electric light
globes only 25c'each 0ivo mo your
trade. ] reduced the price. I lead
they follow. fallen Myers. 90
NOTICE. - For children's school
dresses you can beat Anoskeng A.
r. @. ginghans. / have 100 bolts
ombroIderies 70 match. Coulter. 43
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-24
ADVERSE REPORT.

senate Commerce Committee Against the
Port Arthur Port Of ERtry nan.
Washington. Jan. 23-The senate
committee on commerce authorized an
adverse report on the bill creating a
port OF entry az Port Arthur. Tex. but
took no action on the bill locating the
port al Sabine Pass. which has been
Pot Arthurs chief rival for the eovet.
ed distinction. The Port Arthur bill Is
ehampioued by Senator Bailey. who has
for the past few days. when in the SEN
ate. refused TO allow any bills 70 20
through by unanimous consent because
OF the failure % the committee 10 act
on this measure.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-24
Feur pra,h. Thnr.h.r

Mazatlan. Mex. Jan. 23.-There
were four deaths from the plague
Thursday. The number OF houses
burned 10 date is 1856 The FIRST case
OF plague occurred on an island In the
bay where a child was stricken with
the disease and brought 20 the hospl.
tai here A steVedore attacked with
the plague was about 10 be taken 10
the Lazareto when he attacked a san.
itary inspector with a knife Governor
Canedo considers the disease 20 be
ahating and ascribes this happy re-.
suit 20 a rigorous. disinfection. isola.
ton