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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
SAN JUAN COUNTY.
Pennington.

Farmington.
From the Hustler.
Rev. Thomas. the boy evangelist of
Mancos. is here holding revival meet.
ings at the Methodist church.
G. l.. Cooper and family departed
tor California via Gallup. They went
by private conveyance.
The Terrirotial Fair association
have very wisely settled upon o. N.
Gamma for secretary, This means a
bigger fair than ever before for next
fall.
j. 8. Eaton of Frutland, has sold
his ranch to parties from Tuba City,
Arizona. Quite number of families
have lately come in from that section,
the government having purchased
their property In Arizona for an Indian
reservation.
Robert Collins, who recently suffer
ed slight storke of paralysis. has
again met with misfortune. While on
his way to Durango one OF his horses
slipped and fell and in some way in.
jured itself so severely that II died.
The case of b. G. Arnold VS.. Graf
Johnson for damages. was tried by
jury in Justice Symohd's court and
resulted in verdict for defendant. j..
NJ. Palmer was attorney for Mr.. Ar.
mold, Allen Johnson pleading and win.
ming his own case.
Juan lgnaico Chaves of f3lanco and
Miss Beneranda Montoya. niece OF Il.
Vigil OF Pennington, were married at
the home of Mr. Vigil. A large dele
CATION OF Spanish American citizens
from the Largo district came down
TO attend the wedding.
A Woodman of the World camp Is
soon to be Instituted in Pennington.
Deputy Grand Marshall Skeed. who
is now n resident OF Pennington, will
install the lodge. This will be the
first fraternal insurance order to have
a lodge here. Quite a number OF our
citizens have signihed their intention
of joining.
From the Times.
Larkin Beck and family have ar
rived home from oklahoma. He in.
forms us that they had a fine visit and
that there were many in that section
who were interested in our county aud
contemplated investigating II.
The citizens OF this town have con
tributed 500 to fund TO be placed in
the hands of s. Il. Blake for the pur-
pose of bringing an expert oil locator
named McDougall here from Florence
to locate some oil assures. Mr.. Blake
has great faith IN his powers. and says
he will put machinery on the ground
and put well down II the expert
points out place where he claims
that oil can be found.
John Harris team became fright
ened while he was unloading lumber
at the city hall. They started to run
and near the meat market ran into Mr..
Rights buggy and mule, breaking the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31

gone over his foot and crushei II. The
injury was so severe that 1t was found
incurable.
Two sailor boys. arrived In the city
last week on their way to the sanltar-
ium at Fort Bayard. There are several
navy patients there at the present time
and those interested In the success OF
the sanitarium hope that 1t will soon
be made into both an army and navy
hospital The navy patients there at
present are supported from the navy
fund.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
WHITE OAKS.

From the Eagle.
owen A. Hall are boring a well for
Frank Crumb, east of town.
William Edison was elected justice
of the peace at Captain and J. w.
Smith as constable.
The Exchange bank. with new paint
ing. paper and linoleum on the floors,
etc. looks good. and you don't often
see a neater. financial babitation in any
country.
Several homestead claimants In the
vicinity OF Captain have recently re-
ceived notice from the register of the
land office at Roswell that their home
stead entries have been held for can
collation. for noncompliance with the
homestead laws, upon information fur
nished the general land Office at Wash
ington by its special agent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
GALLUP.
From the Republican.

Fioih eht hcBu'itou.
T.. +. Kennedy returned from a bust.
ness trip to California.
William Sweony has resigned his
position at Gorton's. frank Briggs an
ex-rough rider. is the new man.
John s. Bowie left here ato-take q
position as bookkeeper for the Becker.
Mercantile Co. at Belen.
The employees OF the American Fuel
Company received their monthly pay
las Sunday. The roll amounts to about
$50. 900 per month.
The equipment for the Gallup sig
nal corps, which was organized last
year by J. II. Young, will be furnished
in the course OF the next two months.
II. Neuman, of the Zuni Mountain
Lumber and Cattle Company, spent a
couple of days here this wek on busi-
ness.
The services at the Methodist
church have been made more interest
ing by the organization of a qnartette
OF good singers and the purchase OF a
new organ.
~ IN ,tottf vi tHt
estate OF the late Theodore Maxwell
has brought suit before Justice De
Shon against Thomas Maxwell for
si2.5O and against J. b. Campbell for
$2S.70.
Mr.. and Mrs. JD. Boone arrived
here from Houcks Tank, Ariz., near
which place Mr.. Boone has been run.
ming his band of sheep. Mrs. Boone
has left on visit to friends In Kansas
City.
Major G. w. Hazylett, agent of the
Navajos at Fort Defiance, came In this
wees. and accompanied DIR. Mary II.
Harper to her new field OF duties at
Tohatchie. Major Hazylett has eleven
Indian prisoners at Defiance from
whom he is trying to get some inform
alton In regard to the murder OF Chas.
Kyle.
A suit has been entered in the dis.
trict court by w. +. Kuchenbecker, ad-
ministrator, vs. Mrs. Angelina Kuchen-
becker. guardian of Charles, Allen and
Bridge Harding. A statement OF the
nature OF the action in general is, a
petition to mortgage the real estate OF
the estate OF Nelson Harding Jones,
deceased, to pay the Indebtedness OF
said estate, amounting to the sum of
$1,000.
A number OF articles were stolen
from the residence OF Jose Prade while
he was at Ft Defiance. Prade accom-
paied Sheriff Smith TO a Navajo ho-
gan south OF town where some of the
articles were found. The Indians gave
up the articles and stated that a lad
ey the name OF viii Canning had
brought them te the hogan. No arrests
were made, as Canning had told the
sheriff that he had been left In charge
OF Prade's house, which was not true.
A reform school is badly needed for
such cases.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
HILLS 6ORO.

From the Advocate.
Mrs, J. Il. Hopkins is visiting Hills.
boro friends.
A brisk snow storm occurred here
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Matty Crews returned from El
Paso.
While here few days Hon. c. T.
Brown took brief spin around the
camp with w. w. Williams.
Mrs. II. II. Williams came In from
Florence. N. NJ. where she spent sew
eral weeks with her mother.
Mrs. Lulu Kirkpatrick, OF Silver
City. is here visiting friends. Mrs.
Kirkpatrick will soon take charge OF
the Silver City hospital.
Mrs. w. o. Thompson returned from
California. where she had been for
nearly three months. Her health is
much improved.
Tobe Long. who recently escaped
irom jail at White Oaks. where he was
held on charge OF horse stealing,
has been caught. Tobe used to be a
familiar object In this community.
Mrs. w. l.. o'Kelly. who has been
very Ill Of late. will leave about the
first of February for Long Beach, Cal,
where she expects to remain perma.
nently for the benefit of her health.
She will he accompanied by her two
daughters, Miss Maude and Miss
Mabel Mr. O'Kally win follow later.
Hon. c, r. Brown, of Socorro, under
authority of Macmillan Frost, 32 de.
gree, honorable Inspector general and
deputy for New Mexico. communicated
the degrees OF the Ancient ana Accept
ed Scottish Right OF Freemasonry from
the 4th degree to the 32d inclusive, 10
class consisting OF Thomas Cambria
Hall. Andrew Kelley. George Weems
Builard, John NJ Webster and John
Calhoun Plemmons.
II Is with regret that We announce
the death OF Hon. Charles w. Walker,
which occurred at his home at King.
ston at about o'clock a. m. Wednes-
day. He had been III only about eight
days. Deceased was o veteran OF the
civil and Mexican wars and had held
many positions Of trust. He was a
member OF the IDAHO legislature, and
was pioneer OF Kingston. Deceased
was about 81 years of age. He has no
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31

Propositions and suggestions and
counter suggestions were made but
nothing definite was decided upon and
nothing definite was promised. The
meeting resulted IS In establishing
friendly relations between the citizens
and the railroad officials and the mem.
bers of the committee are satisfied
that satisfactory arrangemel will be
concluded within a short tim,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
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CARLS BAD.
From the Argus,

From the Argns.
Bishop J. Mills Kendrick OF the
New Mexico and Arizona diocese,
Episcopalian church. writes Warden
Tracy that he will make his annual
visitation on or about February Is.
He also writes that he is In corre-
spondence with several ministers with
a view OF filling the vacancy In the lo-
cal church.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Hobbs. her daughter, Len
ma, and son, Joe. left to take up their
residence In Roswell. Joe Is at work In
the Register office.
A Mr.. Fluke, from Panhandle City,
Texas, has purchased from j. r. Dun.
away his S20 acre farm and home
near Florence, and viii occupy II at
once. The consideration was $4,000.
and Allison 4 Hancher conducted ne
got!ations.
G. NJ. MeAdory, together with his
son In law. +, l.. Hewy, and wife. ar
rived here recently from Bessemer.
Alabama They are here for climatic
benefits for Mrs. Hewy, who is an in
valid. Mr.. McAdory IL wealthy man
ufacturer. and Mr.. Hewy VIII locate
here II he can find a suitable business
opening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
CERRllLOS.

From the Register.
II. Green has been suffering with
rheumatism the past week.
Joe Grantio has been on the sick list
for several days, but is improving.
Mrs. Rafeal Grantlo has been on the
sick list few days. the result OF a
bad cold.
W. c. Rogers, who has been visiting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31

From the Record.
The little daughter of Mrs. j +. Sui.
livan is reported quite i'll with diph.
iberia.
Capt w. b. Brunton has recorded
the location notice of the Bessie claim,
situated In the Rociada district
DR.. Ferdinand Knauer, an old.timer
lnsthese parts, but of late years a resi-
dent OF California. is reported to have
died recently In San Diego.
The marriage of Miss Hettie Deit-
erick to Fletcher England, both o. this
city. is announced to take place on
February 10. The bride to be Is one OF
the prettiest and most popular Las
Vegas young ladies'.
V. H. Waite. who for about two years
conducted a photograph gallery across
the street from the city hall, but who
recently sold his tent before making a
trip to the east, has returned to Las
Vegas and will again engage In max
ing permanent heeting shadows.
The Las Vegas military band Is In
receipt OF some letters from various
musicians who wish TO locate here.
They are all first class men, Offering
to furnish the very best of recommen.
dations. The band has letters from
the following. who. II the citizens will
only employ them. viii Improve the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
Territorial Topics

known relatives in this section OF the
country, but his niece, Miss Florence
Tenney. of Boston, has been notified of
his death. Mr.. Walker was universally
respected and his death is regretted
by all.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31

From the Republican.
The long talked musicale will be on
the night OF February 6.
DR.. s. l.. Stephenson, who has been
visiting his friend. Mr.. Mayes, for the
past two weeks, left for San Antonio.
Texas
Pedro Perea arrived here from Tu-
cumcari, where he has been the past
month looking after his sheep inter
ests, and visited Nestor Armijo and
family.
The ladies of the w. I. A. win enter.
tain at tea, on Saturday, January 81,
from 3 to 8 .. m, at the residence OF
Mrs. w. Il. Baker. A musical program
has been arranged for the occasion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31

Geo. r. Boggs. secretary OF the Chi
cago. Rock Islapt q Pacific Railway
company. has beel elected director
OF the new Rock Island company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
LAS VEGAS.

From the Optic.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Keicf, he a car.
| penter, are the proud parents of twins,
a boy and girl
Mrs. s. II. Wells and three children,
all of whom have been sick with diph.
iberia, are reported as getting along
nicely.
Mrs. Green. of Mcmillan, Eddy coun.
! ty, who was recently brought up to the
asylum, Is reported to be sinking fast.
| The guarantee to secure the library
| is about raised-all but a few dollars.
1t won't be long until Las Vegas has q
$4,000 library building under process
of construction.
| News reaches the city from Phila.
delphia of the death of Mrs. Elizabeth
| r. II. Longwell, an old time resident Of
Colfax county, and In more wicked ami
livelier days than these.
Sheriff Cleofes Romero has returned
from La Cuesta. where he had the
fourteen persons involved in the cleo.
ton mix.up placed under bonds for
their appearance at court.
Jacob Steinberg. who Is wanted In
Denver on the charge of embezzling
several thousand dollars and whose
wife and five children are stranded in
this city is reported in dying condi.
tion at Tucumcari The wife is in a
week condition from hemorrhages and
is being looked after by the Jewish
ladies'. The children will likely be pro-
vided with homes by members of Con-
gregation MonteAore.
Mrs Shan Rhodes had narrow es.
cape from serious injury or death this
afternoon. In getting into buggy in
which her child was seated. the lines
were allowed to drop at the horses
heels. frightening the animal and
causing him to run away. The mishap
occurred In front of che opera house
and the horse was stopped on Sixth
street by the lines fortunately winding
around the wheel. Mrs. Rhodes was
dragged considerable distance on the
ground. but was not seriously hurt
both she and the child having miracu.
lous escapes.
The aged mother OF Dionicio Mar
tinez Is reported quite sick out at San
Pedro.
J. C. Adlon is suffering with tempo
rary paralysis in his right arm AZ his
home. but is improving rapidly.
Mrs. J. c. Milligan is In the city
from Lawrence, Kas., where she bur.
led her mother last week. Mrs. Mill.
gan will return to her Flagstaff home
In day or two.
Frank Manzanares, Jr.. J. Il. MARI
man. and DR.. Pearce and wife were
stage passengers up from Santa Rosa
recently. where they had been on a
weeks trip viewing the southern coun.
try.
In the case OF the Gallegos boys
against the Luceros, who engaged in
general fistic mix up at La Cuesta
the day of the precinct elections. was
heard. The Luceros, who are accused
of being the aggressor, waived exam
ination to await the action OF the
grand jury.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
LAS SRUCEs.

From the Citizen.
Mrs. l.. Clapp and daughter, of
Hatch. were visitors In El Paso.
Frank Allen, of Mescalero, N. NJ,
has been visiting friends during the
week.
Col Enox May. after several months
absence, Is back again to look after his
mining interests In the organ noun.
tains
Robert J. Metcalfe. of the seniors,
had hemorrhage of the stomach We'd
nesday night. His condition was very
critical at the time. but now Ia on the
road to recovery. All the students,
and his many friends In the valley,
hope to soon see him about his duties.
From the Progress.
The real estate firm of Hunt & Dan.
burg has been dissolved Sy mutual
consent. Mr.. Hunt retiring and Walter
NJ. Danburg continuing the business.
Miss Eda HLobard, of Maria. Texas,
and graduate Of last years stenogra.
ply class. paid her college friends a
visit this week. Miss Hubbard was
rendered an informal reception Wed.
nesday afternoon at the home Of Miss
Z. a. Baker. librarian of the college.
TIE girls of the Las Vegas Normal
Seem to feel cut up because they have
thus far been unable to meet the team
of the Agricultural College In a game
of basket ball. When they do they will
know they have been up against the
real thing ana will do more thinking
than talking.
The burning of pile of trash In the
rear oil A. Schcnck's bakery on Satur.
day evening last caused little com
motion among the people along Main
street II was rumored that the Ma
jestic saloon was IN flames and mum.
ber Of people soon congregated ut the
Majestic corner, only to be willingly
fooled. However, some ARRANGEMENTS
for protection from are should be
made. II may mean considerable to
our property owners at any moment.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-01-07
Church Notes.

At the Universalist church next
Sunday morning Rev. ], 2. Booth
will preach timely sermon from the
following text An Unlmpassioned
View of the Present Temperance
Crisis" Everyone interested is in
vited.
Last Sunday the Congl Sunday
schooleected the following officers for
the ensuing year:-Supt., Il. A. Stay
ton; Assistant Supt., A. l.. Cheney !;
Sec'y, Harry G. Woodwa 4; Treas,
Carroll Fisk; Librarian, l.. D. Smith;
Musical Director, A. N. Camp. Miss
Lena Irish will continue to preside at
the organ. The teachers will be the
same as last year. On account Of the
large increase in membership two
new classes were formed, It is ex-,
'pected that the new Concert Grand
piano, recently purchased, will he in
readiness for use by week from Sun
day.
At the annual meeting of the Cong'l
church society held Monday evening
the following officers we're elected for
the coming year:-W. A. Beebe, Mod
orator; DR.. J. A. Robinson, Clerk A.
Il. Slayton, Treas ; A. L. Cheney, G
W. Clark, G. L. browne. Prudential
Com; Mrs. Geo. NJ. Powers, Mrs. II.
c. Fisk, A. N Camp and F. 6 Fleet
wood, Music Com; q. A. SIayt ton, Fl.
P. Munson, and W. A. Beebe Supply
Com, Trustees for Stafford, JOY and
Fitch funds, Il. A. Slaytor, one year,
b. S. Robinson, two years, H. p.
Munson, three years. The Treasurer
was instructed to pay the minister's
salary in tull monthly. The usual
pledge card and envelope system will
be used and the matter is in the hands
of the proper authorities. The f.
nances of the church are reported to
be in excellent condition. The Pew
Owners Association elected the fol-
lowing officers:--Geo. W. Clark, Pres
G. W. Fitch, Vice Pres; j. A. Robin
son, Sec'y; A. B. Munson, Collector
and Treasurer; II. p MMaaHHtec,ffff , j. A.
G. W. Fitch, Trustees.
The meeting adjourned until Jan. 10.
at which time a full attendance of
pew owners is desired.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-01-07
a Serious Charqe.

Miss Catherine V. Richardson, 81,
is held on the charge OF administer
ing poison to her mother, Mrs. Harley
Richardson, in Revere, with intent to
commit murder. The evriance for
the arrest was furnished 10y DR.. E. M.
King, who has been attending the
mother. The Richardson family
formerly lived in Littleton, N. H.,
where the father was widely known as
hotel proprietor. He died June Is,
1900, leaving the family home and
$500 life insurance. Miss Richard
son is an accomplished musician, and
she claims there is absolutely no rea-
son for bringing the charge against
her.
The young lady is a cousin of Hon.
f. G. Fleetwood. Like all of her rel
atives he is strongly of the opinion
that she will be proved innocenr of
the outrageous charge. Mr.. Fleet
wood spent several day in Boston,
returning home yesterday and is con-
fident there is no truth whatever in
the charge.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-01-07
Mems Lamb Lined Duck Front Goats

Were $269 S219. Lamb lned with wool collar S2.75
Extra heavy waterproof cloth with lamb lining
wind and waterproof blanket lined S..
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-01-07
CADYlS FALLS.

Charles Young is moving into the Stewart
house.
Mr. aud Mrs. Glen Wilkins spent Sunday at
Austin Wilkins.
L. is announced there will be dance at the
hail Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. P browne are visiting
friends in johnson.
The Section Boss is spending few DAYS
with his family in Sherbrook, Que,
Master Mason Hoyt received a severe
wound on his face while coasting Tuesday
Mrs John Peck spent Friday and Miss Mia
Ellis Saturday with Miss Daisy Peck at c. B
Terrills'.
Misses Clara and Stella Littel and Mr.
Powers were guests at Willis Tllotson's New
Years day.
E K. Seaver and wife are rel )icng in the
gift of a little daughter, which arrived New
Yeass day.
Mr.. and Mrs James Clark, who have been
visiting for few days at the home of s, C.
Towne, returned to their home in Hardwick
Monday.
Lucius Sallies was called to Montpelier
Tuesday to attend the funeral of his son, Or
semus, was instantly killed by falling from
bridge on which he was working.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-01-07
WORTHWHILE.

A. N. Camp went TO Greensboro
yesterday for short business trip.
Read W. M. Hills business motto,
regarding ranges in another column
Miss Carrie Powers spent a few
days last weekat Hardwick with Mrs.
Judevine.
Prof. Carroll browne of Barton
Landing was recent guest at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Daniels.
Fred Brown has moved from the
Thomas house on Maple street to the
A. F. Whitney tenement in Brooklyn.
Mrs. }. A. Bundy recently returned
from Moretown, where she went to
care for her sister, Mrs. 0. B. Wells,
who has been ill.
John Tyndall, a recent graduate of
Peoples Academy, left Tuesday for
Albany, N. Y, where he will take a
course in Albany Business College.
T. C. Cheney went to Montpelier to-
day to attend quarterly meeting of
the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
CO., of which he is one of the directors.
Prof. james Tyndall, an instructor
in the public schools of Old Mystic,
Conn, returned there Tuesday, after
having passed few days vacation
with his parents in town.
r. G. Paul is passing a few days in
Hardwick the guest of his friend,
James Sim. They furnish music for
a dramatic entertainment and prom
enade Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings with Miss Titus, pianist.
Alpine Grant, father OF A. E. Grant
of this place, was taken to Water
bury to-day for treatment at the
State Hospital. Mr.. Grant is quite
oil / and has been in a feeble condition
of mind and body for some time.
F. j SmalIey has received word
from his buyer that the consignment
Of Iowa horses will not arrive here
until next week. The delay is caused
oy the scarcity of the kind of stock
Fred always brings to Vermont.
Thus promises TO be an exceptionally
fne lot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Small, Mr.. and
Mrs e. +. Smith aud Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison Dodge went to Rutland
Monday evening, where they are in
attendance upon the meeting of the
State DAlrymen's Association held
there this week. Mrs Gile will read a
paper before the convention. They
viii return tomorrow.
Thursday evening, Jan. 10, La
noble Grange will hold a social in
their hall. The program will consist
# muse, recitations, ETC., and will
Conclude with a repetition Of the drill
given SO successfully by the marching
tam at the recent state meeting held |
lefp. This will be followed by a
promenade and a general good time.
Admission 10 cents; refreshments 10
cents.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-01-07
Boys Overcoats

Made by the maker of the finest
boys clothing in this country, a line
that every shopper has admitted
to be the fuest ever shown in this
town. Every Garment marked at
cost and less. Mothers of small
boys
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-01-07

This IS our first season W it'll this
and what an opportunity for you.
you
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-01-07
Mems Fine
Strictly Wool Suits

Good values at 1000, our bargain
price was 8 40, now 6.49. Splendid
suits for 4.98, Corduroy suits for
3 SO. All the odd suits tyour price.
Did you ever notice our imported
Worsted suits F.? We save you 800
on each one.
BOYS D. B. Three-piece Suits,
were 3 90, now 3.T9. Boys all wool
two-piece suits at 1893, were 275.
Other splendid values.