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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
HOlBROOk

From the Argus,
Harry Scorse and Julius Wetzler
left for Silver Greek
q r. Gardner was down from Wood.
run He reports one case cf diptheria
there
Clark Owens. Neils Hanson A. j.
Merrill and Frank Nicolaus were
down from Show Low attending court
this week.
Pedro Montana an Old resident here
came In on No. ! Monday morning
He shipped Ave car loads OF sheep
from here to Las Animas, Colo. which
he will feed for the spring market.
Saturday morning, when Deputy
Sheriff Lathrop. opened the jail, he
found the Apache Indian, tryilg TO
commit suicide by choking himself
with couple OF pieces OF ribbon
which ne wore on his vest during the
trial
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Amos and fam.
ily came in from Show Low. Mrs.
Amos and children left for Mesa
where they viii spend the winter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
FOR EMBEzzLEMENT
tI-TreaSurer AbTan Abeyta Arrested
and Put Under Bond for $4,000,
NO SETTLEMENT WITH HIS 8ONOS1ES

Abrau Abeyta. cN.troasur.r and col.
lector oi SocorrJ county, Ia r.v under
arrest charged with omb,l. mont ct
the couutys funds. says OLD. Sogorro
0nieuaiu He was m1ugu. into Jus.
tJce Green's court "Wednesday 0n ,hpt
charge and was required 'u furnish
Uond In the sum OF $4,000 for his sp-
pcaranco az the next sess Yu of the
district court when he has dome
The board of county commissioners
met 100 special session Monday To-
give the eN-troasurer an opportunity 10
appear and make propose, of settle
Ucnt with the county as They under.
stood be wished 10 do Through his
attorney bv ,nuryd tu pay $4,000 iu.
Goo tho county treasury i'm satisfaction
Of the deficiency OF $500 - which
uo had Indicated boo his last regular rc.
port Tn, commissioners declined the
ofCr and caused the are OF Mr..
Aucyta ON the charge ot rmhe22lo.
ment Ihc boards reason for declin
ing Oh, OFFER was twofold. lu yue first
place experts appointed by tho board
10 audit air Abeytas accounts
Had reported that the deficiency was.
as nearly as they oou,0 determine
from the few books bo left loo the Of.
Gee. much larger than he had report
/ ed In the second pace, { was re-.
ported To- the commissioners that the
eN-trcasuror had ON various occasions
said that be- was ready 10 pay into
the county treasury sums ranging from
$4,000 to $4,000 iu satisfaction of his
deficiency tho board .s.4grad,
, therefore. that thoir acceI ..n NJ a
less sum might Doe maze 90 appear a
| questionable transaction
An outline of the history of this
case is as follows During cX-Treas.
urer Aucyta's second term. 10 became
generally suspected that there was ir-
rcgularitios in his conduct of The af.
/ fairs of his Office rhe county com
missioners appointed experts 90 audit
ms accounts hut no satisfactory re-
suit was reached. At the ensuing cleo
| uon Mr. Abeyta was a candidate to
succeed himself, but the election re-
| turns showed a substantial majority
| against him. lie contested the cleo
ton and was beaten in court He then
mace hual report, showing himself
| to be over $1,000 short in his ac-
counts. aud vacated the Office When
ms successor entered upon the duties
Of the Office, il was found that large
majority OF the hooks had disappear
ed Mr.. Abeyta is now under indict'
ment for taking these books from the
office unlawfully. Experts were then
employed to audit his accounts. They
] reported mat the deficiency was
much larger than mad been reported
Since that time the county commits
sioners have been awaiting the ap
pointment OF judge for this district
| Negotiations for a settlement are
| still pending between MIR. Abeyta and
his bondsmen on the one hand and
| the board Of county commissioners on
the ootner. There is n bare possibili
~ OF an agreement.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
RATION
Several Marriagcs--VlsItors FroI
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gone 'N iN.' lI. ..'h I1H'h IoT lhs
winter
Mrs i."r. l.aHN returned from
visit '. $50 N... .N Denver.
Miss \,.n. West. ". I'. vegas. was
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Miss A''a carpenter
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Mrs. WIN. ava. VINO mas n'en
spending '". summer WIN u'' "'.'e
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
KINGMAN

From the Miner
Waiter Brown. deputy sheriff and
J +. Withers. of the firm of Loyin a
Withors. have gone TO the south part
%, the country ON business They will
hc gone about a week
Miss NJ. Leutzingcr Is visiting with
the family of her brother. l.. Leut1
niger, in Kingman. s.Loutzinger
who has beecn visiting with relatives
W Los Angeles, returned home
A miner named Reynolds, while
temporarily insane. wandered AVA
from Svarchught one day last week
and was tracked as FAR as the Colo
RADIO river. % SIS thought that he com
mlttted suicide boy drowning Search
light miners union have search par
tics loookng for the missing man
10 is more than lko.y that q large
sauitarium viii be- built In Kangmau
before another year passes around
T. Is well known that the climate OF
kingman Is very beneficial 60 suffer
water obtained in kineman wells Is
che purest that can be found ady
where ON the desert A big sanitar
ium would soon attract sufferers from
all over the Union
4. G Donovan Of Fort Worth. Tex.
and Misss Nellie Garrett, OF Hack
berry we're united in marriage at thC
rooms Of Ms +. 4. Cornell, Bealo
hotel. Kingman, last Tuesday morn
ing Father Nabre. of Flagstaff. per
forming the ceremony Only the rela
tiyes and friends OF the contract
ing parties were present The happy
young couple took the evening tralr
for Los Angeles. where the honey
moon will be spent, after which thcy
will 20 10 Fort Worth 20 reside
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
SANTA re
Albuquerqueans Buying Apples-Meat
Carver to Marry.

Carver to Marry.
Manager W. H. Friedman has had
the Office of the Santa Fe Water &
Light company treated to a fresh coat
of paint. while the walls and ceiling
are respondent in handsome new pa.
per.
Harry Umbrage the genial meat
carver with the Santa Fe Meat a.
Livestock company, will he married
sunday The Knot will be tied by Faith
er Rabyrolle. pastor OF the Guadalupe
church
The Santa Fe Electric Telephone
company placed eleven new hello ma
chimes during the month OF October,
making a total Of 1856 phones now In
use in the business houses and resi-
dences Of the Capital city.
Lawrence +. Montenie was elected
member of the Cervantes Spanish
cub. Hereafter the club will meet in
the Office of A. r. Gibson. the increas-
ed membership of the class making
more commodious quarters desirable
Beautiful apples grown in the or.
chard owned by Governor l., b. Prince
in Rio Arriba county. are on exhibit
in lreland's drug store window. The
apple crop on that orchard this year
was very large and the fruit very fine
and much Of it is being sold TO con
sumers In town
Roy Stamm of AlbuouerQue, arrived
from the south and spent the day In
TesuQue trading for a large part of
the apple crop Of the Tesuque valley
for the Albuquerque market Santa Fe
and Tesuque apples are very well lik
ed in the Duke city and much of this
years crop was sold to Albuquerque
merchants
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
UNIVERSITY NOTES

Miss Brown. on Thursday, spoke TO
the the students on the aims and meth
DDS OF library management The care
of books and their use was fC~cibly
impressed Up to This time energetic
attempts have been successfully made
for the return OF outstanding books,
and from now on the library Will be
open an hour each day for the clrcu-
latIng OF books. 1t will however be as
ccssible during the school day.
The school of music is steadily in
creasing its number Of students. As a
significant sign OF general interest.
the work of the Choral society is To De
uo,cd. On last Monday night, forty
three were present and Director Hert,
zog expects the number TO reach fifty
and more. The Ladies chorus under
Prof Krebs direction. meets on af-
ternoons, Wednesdays Here, too.
there is good progress. 1t is the In
tention OF the faculty OF the school OF
music 10 have a students, recital in
two weeks. This will be the first OF "A
series OF similar exercises Arrange
ments are also being made for the
first big concert to be given in Decem-
Der
The Chemical club held its first
meeting on Friday afternoon when a
most interesting program was carried
out This consisted of three papers,
one on the hre-proofng of wood. an.
other on the ionic theory, and the
third on the life aud work of John
Dalton. The discussions brought out
some interesting points The club
will meet regularly every two weeks.
Mrs. Hertzog arrived In the city on
Thursday from Los Angeles. Prof.
and Mrs Hertzog have moved into
the Hodgin residence near the Uni.
versity.
The next football game In prospect
is with the Santa Fe Indian school
This Is a stronger team than any the
University have met. However, the
Varsity has been strengthened by the
coming OF Anderson and Holman, who
will greatly stiffen both defensive and
offensive playing. The line has heavier
men also and a great improvement is
noticeable
Ralph Tascner has been out OF
school for several days, owing to the
serious illness OF his father.
DR. Tight was unable TO hear his
classes yesterday on account OF III
ness.
John Cannon Is temporarily out of
school having been called TO Kan
sas.
The following books have been az
ded to the department library in mod.
crn languages: Complete works OF
Mollere, complete works OF Rocine
five volumes of Goldo's National Epi.
sides and Casteiar's Death OF Liberty
TO this list OF periodicals has been
added Modern Philology
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
ARIZONA TOWNS

special agents for the general land
office were here this week inyestigat.
ag the status ct certain homestead
entries in this districe
Last Friday at fiagstaff, District
Attorney Doe had a warrant issued
Tor Robert Irwin, county supervisor
ct roads, charging him with securing
money by false pretcuses.
George McpougaI received teic
gram stating that his sister. Mrs. j.
Mckenzie hal died on the 10th, al
Salte Ste Marie, Mich. No further de-.
tails have yet been received
Martin Busgcln departed a few
days since for Larned, Kansas. whore
he had some horses ON pasture. Ho
recently sold them by wire and 10
seems there has been a title trouble
over the deal, hence his trip east.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
WILLIAMS

From the News.
John II. Page came in from Grand
View on a short business trip.
Mrs ed. Il. Phelan arrived in the
city from Los Angeles, whore she has
boeen residing for some time
Miss Eliza Mcintyre, who has been
at Flagstaff for some time, employed
as stonograpnor, came home for q
visit.
Johnny Freeman, who for some
months has Deen employed over near
Albuquerque, came in for a visit with
his old friend, =. u. Boyce.
Billy Lane. who with Marion smith
has been engaged In cutting wood
near Red Lake, killed fine four-point
buck last Monday over near Corn
stalk lake.
Forest Mckinley and MIR. lie Sage
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
ST. JOHNS

From the Herald
Captain John G. Hogue and wife re-
turned from Springeryilie The cap.
tain visited The school while there.
Supervisor Bcnigno Lopez and aon
passed through here on their way
home from the salt Lakes n, NJ
where Mr.. Lopez has been looking az
Ter his sheep.
The Bill Smith gang of noted out
laws was at Pinetop, Arizona. last
week They broke into a saloon and
got away with eleven bottles of whis-
Key and were discovered as they were
leaving. Several men shot at them
hut the outlaws succeeded in rIaking
good their escape. They evidently
needed a little booze 10 strengthen
their nerves.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
THE zUkl MEANS
The Peculiar Life Of These Western
Red People,
A VERY PICTURESQUE TOWN

The Indian pueblo of Zuni in the
western part OF New .JeXico is with
out doubt the most picturesque town
on the American continent not except
ing towns or cities Of old Mexico
or the acient Spanish settlements in
our own country. The houses in Zuni
are of adobe, mud and stones. Hat
rooted and plastered inside and out
with liquid mud The roofs are sup
ported by long poles cut In the forests
on the hills with entrances through
little doors opening upon streets or by
means OF rudely constructed ladders
leading 90 the rooI, whence a sCuttle
lands one In the dark interior. There
are many peculiarities about Zuui ar
chitecture. II one Indian has house
in a location that pleases another la
dian there is no necessary transfer OF
real estate, no purchase nor sale, but
the second Indian simply builds his
nOuse on top of that of his neighbor
and It is perfectly satisfactory to all
concerned.
The second neighbor will doubtless
| have a neighbor over his head in a
| short tune, il the neignborhood Is
| elite from a Zuni STANDPOINT and in
this way the houses often rise three,
four or five high in the center OF the
town. Within the houses are almost
bare. There is in every house the
stone metata or corn grinding slab
with its rollers of stone, for this Is
stll the manner IN which all cereals
! are prepared for cooning in Zuni. The
| baking is done In round earthen ovens
out OF doors, just as il was by the an
cestors oil the Zunis and az IL doubtless
will be done for centuries to come ii
the people of the pueblo last 50 long
4 typical Zuni woman wears beads
about her neck with pendant OF the
same metal hammered out by land by
one of the native Auni silyersmitns,
which is worth several dollars
Her dress is Of red calico and on
her shoulders Is pinned pink silk
handkerchief On the mesa not far
| from the town is a curios shaped
mound and other similar mounds are
| TO be lound here and there all over
the reservation, They are medicine
houses or sweat boxes built to cure
,ne sick. The interior is heated by
hot stones to very high temperature.
The patent is then put into the hut,
the mouth or door sealed up and is
left to sweat out his sickness at will.
A roll in a snow drift after the baking
and "a rtth dawn with a emmy gark rs
ually puts new life into the sufferer or
Kills him, In either event accomplish
ing the desired resut-that is getting
ria OF a sick Indian. The mounds or
huts are so small that the patient has
TO sit al doubled up, Jack-knife fash.
ion. while the neating process Is under
way
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
Roosevelt VIII Vote.

Washington. d. c.. Nov. 2.-Despile
the fact that the election in New York
state is not regarded as of great H..
portance, and thousands OF New
Workers will not take the trouble 70
20 TO the polls, President Roosevelt
acting ON his belief that II is the duty
of citizen 20 vote at every election
has arranged to go to his home pt
Oyster Bay to cast his ballot tomor
row, Accompanied only by his score
tary ne will .eaye the capital tonight
on special train, so as to arrive AT
oyster Bay In time to vote early and
be back in the White House tomorrow
evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07

SERVICES OF STRENGTH
Two Able Sermons Preached TO the
DeVout by Eastern Evangelist Yes
teroay.

DeVout by Eastern Evangelist YES
teroay.
Or. ;. HaItwcl Pratt the New
York evangelis- stopping in the city
or h.a way to California, to hold spec
ial services At various points, occu-
pied the Baptist pulpit yesterday, at
both the morning and evening hours
OF worship.
In the morning all the churches OF
the citt held their own exercises, eX-
cept the Highland Methodist, the new
pastor of which had not arrived The
result was that the house was com
fortably filled but not crowded. In
tho evening the Presbyterian. COngre-
gational and Lead Avenue Methodist
churches closed their doors and unit
ed in worship with the Baptists. This
packed the auditorium. filled the lee
ture room exhausted the capacity OF
a large number of rented chairs.
The morning theme, The Secret OF
Success with Gcd, or the Power Of the
Human Win was ably and inter
estingly treated the key note OF the
discourse being Determination" as
the essential 70 all successes. whether
mental, moral or physical. He urged
all TO write his idea upon their lives
a. the st. Louis management has
written the wCrd on the administra-
ton building Tor the great fair. He
commended Albuquerque for passing
this trail, which gives success to cities
as wei a citizens
At the evening hour, Prof 4 l..
Newton well 'cnderod an appropriate
solo. Rev William j. Marsh. of the
congregational church read the les
sons. and Rev. r.. Y, Fisher of the
Lead Avenue Methodist church Of
fcred prayer. The theme for dis.
course was Family Religion" His
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
BATTLE WITH INDIANS
Several Officers and indians Killed
in Pitched Battle.
REDSKINS VIOLATE GAME LAWS

Denver, Nov. "A special to the
Times from Douglass, Wyo.. says
That a battle has occurred between
Deputy Sheriff Cooks posse and a
band Of Indians, who shot and fatally
wounded Sherin VIM. r. Miller OF
Weston county, and killed a deputy
sheriff in fight Saturday night on
lightning creek, Converse county No
details Of second battle have been re,
ceived but Il is rumored several mem.
bers of the posse were killed, United
81 es authorities are making an ef-
fort to apprehend the Indians who are
said to be from the Rosebud and Pine
Ridge agency in South Dakota
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
Fair Receipts.

At the meeting last night Of the ex.
ecutive committee OF the talr associa-
ton, Il. Spitz, A. Everitt and w. II.
CLEARWATER were appointed an audit.
ing committee, who pronounced the
accounts OF the secretary and treasur-
err correct. The gross receipts are
said to be $4,000, A full and detailed
statement OF eteipts and expenditur.
es Will at once be prepared for publ
cation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
GALLUP
Freiehter siek-Smith Bound over TO
Grand Jury--Navaio Dance.


Grand Jury--NaVaio Dance.
Mr. and Mrs VIII Radcliffe moved
70 Keam's canon this week, where
tney will make their nome
VIM. Wiedmeyor is again suffering
acutoly from rheumatism He was
obliged to 60 on wutche5 for a few
days
Miss Mcintyre Miss Reynolds. Ars
Dysart. three OF our city aaoher.. arc
now soon 10 be- settled IN coy quar-
ters IN the Alan Johnson house
D. Kemmer returned some days ago
from Los Angeles. where De- was iu
the hospital being treated 90. am iu.
jury sustained last November
W f. Arlington, trcight.r. rs very
sick with fever he is being cared for
by the odd Fellows aud Tuesday al
ternoon he was taken 90 the hospital
at Gibson
A great Navajo dance is Co ae held
at Tseilli at the foot of the TuuiCha
mountains on the 9th OF November
The dance Is the Yeibichai dance
Or r.. Davis OF ST. Louis was Iu
the city while en- route 90 Zuul RE
has accepted the position of govern.
ment physician.
Miss Eta Henderson. of Jackson.
Vile. m was I'm the city visiting 20
few days while en- route 10 Fort Doe.
tiance, where she has accepted the
position OF assistant matr1u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
WlNSLoW

From the Mail.
Hunters claim ducks are in abund-
aIce at the hunting grounds near
town
Charles French and father left this
week for Mexico with a prospecting
party.
The dance Wednesday night was
we'll attended and all report having
a good time
Miss Rosa Secgcr, who has been
visiting In Albuquerque. returned
home.
Dorman L. Call who arrived here
form Dryer n NJ. has accepted a
position with Rabbit Bros
John p. Bley left for Tombstone.
He may locate there, as position
has been offered him by "A mining
company
Mrs Elizabeth Hathaway who
came here from DOunnellson, Iowa.
60 visit her son Or. Hathaway has
decided to remain in Winslow
John Nelson of Heber has booon ap-
pointed county sheep Inspector for the
period of two months. at a salary OF
500 per month
Geo Lane y Wolf, Julius Frank
and Joe krontz composed a hunting
party to Cheyclon creek Sunday. They
succeeded In securing quite a number
OF ducks
Jos Wright and family and his
father. Thos Wright. left for Elsiuore
California, whore they will remain for
some time Mr. Wright junior, who ie
a sufferer from rheumatism, expects
60 be cured by the hot springs Of that
town
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
LAS VEGAS
~ Win Pneumonia-Mrs S. c. Long
On Sick List.

From the Optic
Mr.. and Mrs Bernard Held and
child of Albuquerque will bee ths
guests Of Mrs Henrietta Ufeld for sew.
eral days.
Mrs. c. Long of 1905 luion ave-
nua is lying very ill with tousiIitis.
Her many friends viii regret this sins
cerely.
Many Las Negans viii regret hear.
ing that Father Edward j Barry OF
Denver formerly stationed here. Is
30 In Denver with pneumonia Father
Barry conducted a mission here this
spring
Miss Alice WoJfor private score.
tary t1 Delegate % Boday passed
through the city 5u har way 90 her
o'd homo .u Pennsylvania She will
spend "a day or Two there going
thence 90 JOHN rHa delegate u Wash
uEtOu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
Sheriff Killed.

Cheyenne. Wyo., Nov. --latest au.
thentic report OF the battle with the
Indians is that Sheriff Miller OF Yves
ton county is dead and one OF the
posse under Miller named Fossenburg
was instantly killed as result of the
fight with twelve wagon loads OF
Sioux Indians Saturday, three miles
below Beaver dam on Lightning
creek. Converse county. The Indians
are from Pine Ridge and Rosebud
agencies In south Dakota. and we're
violating the game laws of the state.
The sheriff's posse went out TO round
mp the redskins Saturday, and upon
coming up with them demanded sur.
render Instead Of complying the
Sioux opened fire and a sharp fire en-
sued in which Fossennurg was in.
stantly killed and Sheriff Miller NOR
tally wouaied, dying nalf an hour lat.
err His dead body was taken to New
castle by the remainder of the posse
early this morning The posse say
that at least six of the Indians were
killed and several wounded. among
the latter beng Chief Eagle Feather
who is being brought here as a pris-
oner A new and large posse has
started after the Indians who are in
the country surrounding the scene OF
the first flght, and another battle may
he expected II the Indians again re-
fuse to surrender. The first word of
the fight reached herr last night and
the shooting probably occurred late
Saturday afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
MemphIs Carnival s)nens.

Memphis Tenn, Nov. 2.-The Mem
pills FAN carnival opened today un-
der most favorable auspices. All trains
arriving Sunday night ana this morn
ing brought hunureds OF visitors from
all points within a radius of a hun
dred miles or more. The days pro-