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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-03-21
LAS VEGAS.
From the Record.

From the Record.
and Mrs. Gonzales, Is quite sick OF
fever.
A. O. Malice has accepted position
In the Office at the tie preserving
works.
The postoffice authorities in Wash
clerk hire at the east side office for
two clerks OF 500 per annum. taking
effect July I.
II. Il. Leatherman. deputy United
States marshal. came up from Albu-
querque. and served subpoena upon
Jose Albino Baca. In the land case
of the United States against Manuel
Maria Martin.
Mrs. Charley Clay was competitor
for prize offered by an eastern house
for the best reference to the city OF
Washington. ID. c.. condensed into an
even twenty words. She is now In re-
ceipt OF a complimentary letter stating
that the prize will be sent to her ad-
dress upon receipt OF 81!
Mt. Moriah has been selected as the
name of the local lodge Of colored Ma
sons. Tbs officers so far elected are:
Josse Clements, worshi2ful master;
Thos, Dorsey. senior warden; 7. j.
Dunlap. junior warden; John Smith,
treasurer; w. II. Brown, secretary !;
Andrew Ransom, tyler; Ralph Huston,
senior deacon: Arthur Childs. junior
deason. Other officers will be appoint
ed later.
A very interesting game OF chess
was played on Saturday over the wires
with several crack Eel Paso players,
the game at this end being handled
by Charles Colby with others In con
suitation. At the twenty.third move
the Las Vegas players made brilliant
sortie and the wires passed word over
from El Paso that they had thrown up
the sponge. the game concluding with
the twenty-fourth move.
Jesus M. III. AIarid left for Galisteo,
at which place he will teach school.
Arthur Ilfeid was celebrating his
twenty .arst anniversary today. Among
the various birthday presents he re-
ceived was one OF $500 from his
mother for abstaining from sticking
until no waa OF age.
The womans federation met In the
city hall yesterday, goodly number
being present and seven new members
being received. Several plans OF work
were discussed. one seeming most
needful being spring house cleaning
Superintendents of departments were
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-03-21
ST. JOHNS.
From the Ships.

From the Ships.
Mrs. Candelaria Apodaca and the
children have gone to Springerville to
visit with Mrs. J. X. Armijo, who In
there visiting with her parents.
Monico Garcia and wife have left
for Concho, Ariz., where they will live
for the uture. Mr.. Garcia has q
lucrative position with the Schuster
Mercantile company Of that place.
Pedro Montana and family have left
for Albuquerque. N. NJ, where Mrs.
Montana will remain for the future.
while Don Pedro will make frequent
visits to the country to look after his
sheep interests.
The big reservoir sprung leak
last Friday forenoon. II IL had not
been for the prompt action OF Conrad
Overson, David Overson, Joel Mineer.
w. w Berry, August Miners. Joe
Stradling and others, who happened
to be on the site at work, great
deal OF damage would have resulted.
And II was lucky that these parties
were at work there or else the work
of months would have been lost.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-03-21
ALONzO kvILlA.
He Plead Guilty 10 Adultery and
Fornication.
GOES TO THE PENlIERTlARY.

Alonzo Avilla, the masher. was IN
dicted by the United States grand jury
this morning on two counts. being
charged with adultery and fornicstion.
He was taken before Judge Baker this
afternoon at o'clock and pleaded
guilty to both offenses. The maximum
sentence under the Edmunds act for
adultery is three years and Avilla was
given two years and nIne months.
This is one of the most important
cases to come up before this sitting OF
the United States grand jury. The
crimes were perpetrated in Albuquer-
que and at the time OF the arrest and
preliminary trial, attracted widespread
attention. Readers of The Citizen ara
acquainted with all the circumstances.
Alonzo Avilla had a vile and family
living at Winslow. Ariz.. but not salts
fed with one wife. he met on train,
courted, and betrayed young lady TO
leave her home In the east to come
here and live with him, under the pre-
tense of a false marriage. lie also
used the mails to accomplish his pur.
poses. He not only betrayed the girl,
but after living with her for two
months. deserted her.
Avilla was a passenger brakeman
running between here and Winslow at
the time. but when It began TO get toe
warm for him here he moved to the
next division west of Winslow. He
was arrested at Gallup.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-03-21
CARLS
From the Argue.

From the Argus.
Miss Della DeArcy Is acting as as
sistant operator at the local station
She Is an old Carlsbad girl. sister to
Mrs. G. w. Moore. and many friends
hope her appointment here Is a per
manent one.
Dave Horton bought from John
Mlhlford the latter's place near Otis,
this week, paying therefor $2.250. The
farm comprises eighty acres OF good
land, over half OF which is In alfalfa,
Allison a. Hancher made the deal.
Work is being rushed on the new
ilume In order to make up for the time
lost by the inclement weather o. two
weeks ago. II is still thought that
water will be turned into the big canal
some time before April l..
The 7.year-old daughter Of Superin'
PENDENT Barney Campbell is lowering
between life and death. this week. suf'
fering from perltonitls. At last ac'
counts she was slightly better. but
|very low.
] Mrs. M. G.. Westcott, OF Otis, whose
husband died several weeks ago, and
who accompanied the latter's remains
10 Chicago for burial. returned last
week from her sad errand, Her moth
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-03-21
Pleasant Birthday PARTY.

At the home of MIR. and Mrs. John
Spellacy. sol Atlantic avenue. a merry
party of children held sway yesterday
afternoon. The party was given In
honor OF their daughter, Nellie, the
occasion being her ninth birthday an
niversary. A large number of the little
girls friends were present in response
to invitations and their anticipations
of a good time were fully realized.
Games were played, nice lunch was
served and everything was done to
give the little folks an enjoyable after.
noon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-03-21
The O'Brien Sisters.

The O'Brien sisters, located at 3O4
West Railroad avenue, will continue
their opening until Saturday. They
are showing a very commendable as
sortment of spring millinery Quite a
large number of ladies have called
during the day. The o'Brien sisters
have a nice and original idea in show
ing their first hats. Among them will
be found the Alice Roosevelt hat. 9th
er hats are christened after prominent
actresses. The hats shown are very
pretty and neatly arranged.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-03-21
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MRS. II. JAY STONE.
Her Death Occurred at Residence This
Afternoon.

Death came to Mrs. II. Jay Stone
this afternoon not entirely unexpected
but with all the sadness that such a
parting brings.
Mrs. Stone, who Is the wife OF ii. Jay
Stone. who was formerly bookkeeper
at The Citizen. has been sick with
pneumonia for some time, and all
through her Sickness hopes were en-,
tertained for her recovery.
Deceased leaves a good husband and
two small daughters to mourn her
untimely and sad death.
Mrs. Stone was a dear and kind
mother, and lady that bore the high
est respect and esteem of all who
knew her. Friends will be grieved to
hear of the death of the good woman
The funeral has not been arranged
for at this hour. but will undoubtedly
be held day after tomorrow at the res
idence on North Fourth street.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-03-21
RoosevELT's VISIT.
A Program VIII BE Arranged for His
Reception.

Although very little has been said
concerning the reception to be ten.
dered President Roosevelt during his
few hours visit to this city. a great
many thoughts and ideas have been
brought up for consideration.
Mayor G. y. Myers received a tele
gram from Delegate b. s. Rodey, stat
Ing that he had arranged with Presi
dent Roosevelt's secretary for Ger
tain program to be carried out, which
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-03-21
Death Of Mrs, 6eebe.

Mrs. Mary Belle Beebe died at the
sanitarlum yesterday morning OF Sep
tic peritonltis. Mrs. Beebe and her
IA year old son. Ford. who survlces
her. resided at the home of her father
and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. s. Inglesby.
The funeral will be held from the un-
dertaking parlors Of ]. w. Edwards,
307 West Railroad avenue. Friday aft
ernoon. at 3 o'clock. Rev. Beattie. Of
the Presbyterian church. will conduct
the services. Interment at Fairvlew
cemetery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-03-21
The Parker.Fleminq Millinery Co.

Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Fleming, 2l0
South Second street, have made n
worthy effort In arranging for their OPP
ening. The decorations by d. Frank
Fillmore are tastily arranged. The
parlors were darkened by green cloth
over the windows and lighted by elec-
tricity. It gives the scene of beautiful
and varied colored millinery and the
crowd of lady shoppers and hat ad.
mirers, a very striking effect. Piano
music was rendered for the visitors
during the afternoon. Mrs. Parker and
Miss Fleming were assisted by Misses
Maude and Ida Summers. Miss Mary
Stingle and Miss Olive Fleming
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-03-21
The Gilbert Millinery Company.

The Gilbert Millinery company s
parlors. 1l9 West Gold avenue, were
thrown open today to the millinery
shoppers. The Misses Gilbert have
made special effort in their opening
and are showing a fine display OF very
pretty hats. They are very pleasant,
entertaining ladies and are well ac-
qualnted with the millinery business.
The window display is especially
pleasing to the eye.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-03-21

would speak well for Albuquerque
sentiments. Delegate Rodey will be in
the city soon and will complete all ar
rangements. It Is early yet and there
step.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-03-21
Gift OF a Pen.

Santa Fe. March rs,
Or. C. II. Conner. Albuquerque, N. NJ.
Dear Sir:--By request OF Governor
otero | am today sending you by ex.
press the pen which the governor used
In signing the bill passed by the pres
ent Legislature which authorizes the
practice Of osteopathy in New Mexico
Very respectfully,
CLARA ii. OLSEN,
Private Secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-03-21
Territorial Topics

or. Mrs. T. Guillaume, returned with
her and will make a long visit at her
daughters farm home near Otis.
]. J. Draper, the cowman recently
here from Midland. began work last
week on his new $1,000 residence, to
be built on the ten-acre lot just north
of town, bought few weeks ago from
Joseph s. stevens.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-03-21

c. NJ Taylor. mechanical superin-
tendent of the western grand division
OF the Santa Fe. is on visit to Topeka
and was a visitor at the shops there.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-03-21
LADIES' DAY.
The Openings at the Millinery Stores
Today.

The ladies of Albuquerque are greet.
ed today by three millinery openings;
all are fine, and many new and beau.
tiful millinery creations are shown.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-03-21

elected, who will he assisted by able
assistants. Mrs. Rapp was named to
he superintendent of the social depart
ment, Mrs. J. G.. McNary, musical de-
partment, and Mrs. J. NJ Cunningham,
civic department.
James Kennedy, route agent of the
American Express company for the
Iowa-Hebraska division, with head.
quarters at Norfolk, Neb., is in the city
on pleasure trip and expresses him.
self as highly pleased with New Mex
leo In general and Las Vegas in par.
ticular.
Mrs. J. u. Swallow Is reported very
sick with a threatened attack OF pneu.
monia.
Francis N. Clute. who has been In
the city some weeks for the purpose
of reorganlzing the Redmen. Is about
again after some days of illness.
Edward Moore and wife have sold to
Il. Davidson the property north of the
city known as the old Harkness ranch,
for the sum of $500
Alex McLemore. the colored fellow
who was formely employed on the
road here as n porter. was arrested at
La Junta. and will be taken back to
Topeka, where there Is q charge of as
sault with deadly weapon hanging
over his head. McLemore was on his
way back to this city when arrested
and would have Jared no better had he
arrived here, as the officers here were
waiting for him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-03-21

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Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-18

that City Physician Ralph has notified the
board that Bebout is not suffering from
any injuries so far as he could determine.
The commissioner said he thought Bebout
is laying his plans for a damage suit
against the city.
Sergeant Rentfrow brought a charge
against Patrolman L. Osborn for being off
his beat when he should have been on.
Grocer Davidson, in whose store the SER
geant found Osborn, testified, and so did
Osborn, that he had been in the store three
minutes to see about a colt which had
broken out of DavIdson's lot had been
running at large. While they were talking
Osborn sat down on cracker box and
there Rentfrow caught him. The board
thought the orfense sufficiently reprehen-
sible to fine Osborn thirty days pay and
ordered him to report to the chief for in
structions.
The communication from the council stat
ing that the special deputies who did duty
during the strike should be paid out of the
police fund was read and placed on file.
The board does not agree with the council
While the board was in session Sergeant
Gibbons came in and asked advice about
closing the saloons at Seventeenth and ST.
Mary's avenue and at Fifteenth and Web
ster streets for being run in connection
with wine rooms. The board ordered the
officer 20 close the saloons. The members
later decided to allow the saloons to omen
when the wine rooms wehe taken out Sew
eral bills were ordered paid and several
officers were granted leaves Of absence.
All members were present except Com
missioner McHugh.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-18
FIRE AND POLICE MATTERS
Officer Al BsbOut Must Undergo Another
Physical Examination.
BOARD WILL NOT TAKE HIS RESIGNATION
Member Thomas Believes BebOut is
Laying Plans TO Sue the City
BIZ and Wants to- Act Ac-
cordinEIy.

The BOARD of Fire and Police Commits
lsioners at it's, meeting last night ordered
fPatrolman Bebout to undergo a physlcal
i examination at the police station Saturday
Nnorning by City Physician Ralph, Assistant
city Physician Arnold and Bebouts at
tending physician. and took no action on his
resignation hrred l.. osborn, patrolman,
thirty days pay for sitting down in a gro
Gerry store for three minutes while on duty;
granted permission to Henry scharer and
Hans Peterson, saloon keepers at Seven
teenth and ST.. Mary's avenue and Fifteenth
and Webster streets, permission to reopen
!, when they removed the wine rooms from
their places of business. These two saloons
' were closed last night because they con-
tanned wine rooms The other business
transacted was merely routine.
Former Sergeant Bebout, who was re-
duced by the board some time ago, tend
cred his resignation to the board and in his
letter set forth that on December q, 1902
while doing duty as patroIman he slipped
on the walk and received injuries which
caused him now to suffer with ''infama-
ton OF the sciatic nerve and confusion OF
the left hip and muscles of the thigh,
which incapacltated him for further serv-
ice ms a patrolman. These facts he said
were filed with the board some time ago In
a certificate from his physician. On the
strength OF this certificate MFR. Bebout
wrote that he had been granted ten days Of
absence from February l. June he said
he was ordered TO report for duty June s
and upon request OF Chief Donahue he wal
excused until June 8. On that day he re
ported 70 Captain Mostyn and was ordered
to take a beat. He was unable physically
to do this and inasmueh as he had never
dsobeyed an order OF a superior on tn,
force during his fifteen years service. and
upon the advice of his physician. he ten
dered his resignation.
Commissioner Broatch moved that II b,
accepted, hut upon motion or Commissions
Thomas, Bebout was ordered TO appear ant
stand an examination, Thomas explained
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-18
PROSPECT HILL IMPRovERS
Busy Time with Committee Reports
on Sidewalks and Street
Grades.

The Prospect Hill Improvement club met
at its headquarters, Thirty-fourth and De-
'catur streets, last night with a good at
tendance. This was the 18th meeting of
the club.
The committee on streets and alleys re-
ported that 1t had addressed a communica-
ton to the Board of Public Works relative
to the wash-out condition OF the streets.
particularly Thirty-second street, between
Seward and Hamilton, and that 1t had re-
ceived assurances that TIRE necessary re-
pairs would be made as soon as possible.
The sidewalk committee reported relative
to the bad condition of many of the board
sidewalks, also the bad condition of the
bridge at Ohio and Twenty-seventh streets,
and that the Board of Public Works will
speedily do what 1t can to remedy the
troubles
The committee on police reported that a
policeman had been assigned to the district
by order OF the mayor and police board
and that he is now on duty in the district.
The sidewalk on the north side OF Hamil-
ton from Twenty-eighth to Twenty-sev-
enth street was reported to be in need
OF immediate repairs. The necessity Of a
permanent sidewalk on the north side OF
Hamilton to Thirty-third street and the
same on Parker street was shown TO be
imperative, as was the sidewalk from
Thirty-second to Thirty-third on Seward
The information was given by The side
walk committee that permanent Sidewalk
had been ordered built by the city au
thoritios on the south side OF Hamilton
from Thirty-fourth TO Thirty-sxth street
| Sufficient money had been raised by tn,
committee to pay for the appraisement To-
opening Thirtieth street from Cunning I,
! Hamilton. and part of the money for tn
appraisement from Hamilton to Lake oi
the same street.
The proposition for holding picnic unde
| the auspices Of the club at Bemis parl
| on July 4 was abandoned because OF tn
expense 1t was decided TO later in tn
summer give lawn social or two on som
! OF the private lawns OF Prospect Hi
which will answer the purpose better 4
| getting the people Of the district togethe
| socially.
The proposition OF opening Decatur stree
from Thirty-frst to Thirty-third stree
| was discussed and the matter was fnall
left with the interested property owner
| along that street, 10 agree upon the grad
! and other details before the petition wa
| formally submitted TO the council.
Mr.. DAILY stated that II any street gradin
WAS to be done 1t must be done betwee
now and fall. while there is a liberal sur
ply OF money in the street grade fund. II
said further that he hoped TO see the tim
when Thirtieth street would be paved fror
| Farnam TO Bristol street.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-18
TABLE AND KITCHEN
Menu.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit

BREAINFASI.
Fruit.
Boiled Salt Mackerel, Green Gooseberry
Sauce.
flashed Potatoes.
shad Roe. Cucumber Salad.
Brown Raisin Bread, Cocoa.
..rs.. DINNER,
Asparagus Soup.
Cold Mutton, Tomato Farci.
Potato Croquettes.
Lettuce.
Strawberry Dumplings. Coftee.
Recipes.
Iced Plum Pudding-Make a rich choco-
late ice cream using eggs as in plain
boiled custard; have scant cup and half
of mixed fruit-seeded rasins and cur
rants, steamed until they are plump, citron
sliced thin, candied cherries cut in half
and canIied apricots cut in dice. Moisten
them with sherry and let stand until soft.
Drain and mix with the frozen cream,
turn the dnsher few minutes longer 10
thoroughly mix the fruit When frozen
very hard pack, into a mould and bury in
ice and salt and let stand several hours.
Turn out and serve with sauce made as fol-
lows: Rub the yellow rind OF one Grange
and one lemon with two or three Jumps OF
sugar, place in a bowl and add the strained
Juice of the orange and lemon add six
tablespoonfuls of sugar syrup and four
each of sherry and brandy. Turn into
freezer and work until half frozen and pile
around the pudding and serve, The dish
must be thoroughly chilled before the pud-
ding is turned out.
Nut Iced Pudding-Blanch about fouI
dozen English walnuts or II you prefer
mixed nuts. Add a few blanched sweet
almonds to half Of them and pound to O
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-18

paste. Put into a saucepan with one and
one-half pints Of hot cream vanilla sauce.
Stir over the fire until thick then strain
into basin. When cool pour a little into
fancy mould, sprinkle some of the re-
served nuts cut in halves over this; then
pour in more cream and continue in this
way until the mould is full. Cover first
with piece of parain paper then the cover
and bind the intersection with strip Of
buttered muslin. Pack in ice and salt and
let remain for at least an hour.
Alexandria Pudding-Place a pint of milk
In double boiler and when scalded pour
it into the yolks OF four eggs beaten with
four tablespoonfuls of sugar Stir until
mixed then return to double boiler and stir
and cook until thick; turn into basin, set
on cracked ice. When cold mix in four
ounces of ratiha or almond cakes, powdered
fine and rubbed through a sieve. Flavor
with a few drops of bitter almonds; pack
in cracked ice and freeze until the mixture
has been reduced to the freezing point.
Spread layer of this iced mixture in the
bottom OF mould and on top arrange some
| fine ripe strawberries dipped in a soft fon-
dant favored with lemon juice. Then put
in another layer of the frozen mixture,
more berries and continue In this manner
until mould is full, then pack again in ice
and salt and let remain for a couple OF
| hours. turn out and serve
Lalla Roohk-Whip a quart OF double
cream until very, very light. Beat the yolks
OF eight eggs with six or eight Tablespoons
| fuls of powdered sugar. Cook In a double
| boiler just long enough to take the raw
taste from the egg; remove from the fire
and add half cup Of Jamaica rum Put
! into freezer and turn until nearly firm
and stiff. then add cup Of marschinc
cherries cut in half and about a dozen
marrons glace cut into dice. Freeze about
as hard as a mousse This should be done
half an hour before serving.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-18

unsafe and should be torn down. Mr..
Windsor. the agent, thinks the building
is all right and 1t is now up to the council
committee on buildings to decide between
the statement of the engineer and that of
the agent -5
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-18
LOCAL BREvlTIES.

For the High school Commencement Al
the Orpheum Friday night no flowers are
to be sent 10 the theater.
A basket picnic will be held az Courtland
beach next Saturday by the Sunday school
Of Al! Saints church The party will leave
the Paxton hotel corner at 10 o. m.
Lester Rodney who Is addicted 70 dope
and sees things, ran wild yesterday after
noon and imagined someone was going 10
cut his throat To prevent this he chased
up and down Douglas street, south OF
until the police gathered him in.
Frank Worth. working at Mike Elmore's
grading camp In South Omaha, Was pushed
on Council Bluns motor car al Ninth and
Douglas streets last evening about Il
O'Clock. II required a few stitches by the
police surgeon TO repair the injury done tC
his scalp and a nights lodging in the sta,
ton 70 work on the effects Of some Coun-
ell Bluffs whisky.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-18

club will be held at Madison school this
evening.
The funeral of John Zavrel was held from
the family residence on Twenty third street
yesterday.
For the coming bond election the regis
tratlon BOOKS Will be open on Saturday OF
this week for revision.
l. J. Buckley and the other members of
the fre department appointed by the board
Iuesday night went on duty yesterday
This forenoon funeral services over the
remains of Esther, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs; Mike Murphy, will be held at the
tamlly residence, Seventeenth and N
streets.