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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-07
DEMING.
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From the Headlight.

From the Headlight.
Walter Wilkinson. one OF the earliest
settlers of Deming came in from Glea-
son, Aria., to visit his family, who re-
side here. II is to be hoped that Wal.
ter will see his way clear to again take
up his residence in the town of his old
time choice
Mrs. Herbert Bishop. nee Miss Josie
Whitehnl. and four children, of Silver
City, was a guest OF her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hudson.
4,.rs. Bishop was en- route to Berkely,
Cal, which place she win make her
home for the future, Mr., Bishop hav-
ing located there.
Al the Methodist church the other
night Mrs. 4 l.. Lallance addressed an
attentive audience on the work of the
Woman's Home Mission society. Mrs
Iallance touched upon the leading
branches of the work undertaken by
the society, showing the success which
the devoted women OF the church are
meeting with In the different lines of
work which require great faith, pa
tience and tact.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-07
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SILVER cI1Y.

From the Enterprise.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Gilchrist drove
over from Fierro and spent day
with friends
Miss Mary OFT, Of Silver City, is
spending the week in Clifton. visiting
her sisters, Mosdames Harvey and
Leonard.
J. w. Mattocks, former Silver
city hoy and brother OF Harry Mat.
tocks. of Gin. arrived In the city this
week from Lewiston, Mont, where he
is engaged in mining.
7. c. McDermott, proprietor of the
Haywood Hot Springs hotel, was in
the city shaking hands with friends.
Mr.. McDermott brings the cheerful
news that there are over twenty-five
guests at the pleasant Casa de Con.
suclo.
Dr. and Mrs. Il. l.. Woods are mourn.
ing the loss of their little fox terrier.
"Fritzle." The little fellow had been
pet in the Woods family for the last
ten years. and was n thoroughbred.
tracing his ancestry back to England.
George Dennis came in from the
Mimbros. Mr. Dennis says there Is
plenty OF water in the river and likely
20 be all through the winter and
spring Mr.. Bragaw. he says. has
large force OF men repairing the dam
age done TO his ranch during the food
last summer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-07
ALBUQUERQUE. NEW MEXICO SATURDAY FEBRUARY 2 1908

from Kansas City. after an extended
visit
c. G. Hall, of Albuquerque. was in
tcrviewing his numerous friends here
this week.
The Gallup OIL company has relo-
Gated n number of their claims near
the Bernalilo oil well
A window was broken in the rear
of McQuade & Browns meat market
and $3.50 was taken from the money
drawer
w. T. Henderson has left for Nee
dies, Cal. Mr.. Henderson will hereaf.
ter be connected with the Eye, pub
llshed at Needles.
j. c. May, OF Wingate. has been here
for few days. lie is trying to get
the affairs OF the Bernalillo Oil com
pany Strengthened ont.
About sixty loads of ciuders are
needed on Aztec avenue. between
First and Second streets, TO nh up the
unsightly water hole which is a severe
breeder of disease
a drunken native made two at.
tempts one night las; week TO enter
w L. Ewing's house. Ewing hit him
with a rock. but the Fellow ran away
before he could arrest him.
a. l.. Cross, the small poX patient,
came out last week and went down
town before the quarantine had been
raised, and for so doing was fined SO
by the town authorities.
There are Ave prisoners in the coun-
~ jail, two of them are United States
prisoners held as witnesses on whisky
cases two are held for the grand jury
FOR highway robbery and burglary and
one is serving a Jail sentence for car
rying arms and resisting an officer.
It is reported that L. L. Henry and
Charles Kelsey have leased the Blue
water ranch from Colonel Won Doren.
The ranch consists OF 1000 acres.
with wire fences A trading store
will be run in connection with the
ranch. Mr.. Henry made a visit to the
ranch a few days ago.
Charles Christman. son-in-law OF
Mrs NJ. Meagher. who recently arrived
from the Philippines, has left here.
accompanied by his family. for San
Francisco, Cal Mr.. Christian being
In very poor health and not improving
was advised To leave here as soon as
possible.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-07
Land Office Business.

Homestead Entries-Andres Bowles,
OF Rowe. l60 acres of land in San MI
guel county; Tomas Mirabel, OF Puerto
Ge Luna, l60 acres OF land In Guada-
lupe county; l.. Grant waggoner, of
Aztec, l6O acres of land In San Juan
county; Adelbert Brown. OF Largo. 120
acres of land In San Juan county;
VIM, II. Thomas, of La Plata, 40 acres
of land in San Juan county; Arbencio
Armiio. OF Rowe, 100 acres OF land In
San Miguel county; Abran Padilla. of
Puerto de Luna. go acres of land In
Guadalupe county; Pablo NJ. Padilla,
of Puerto de Luna. 100 acres OF land in
Guadalupe county; Ignaclo Chaves. OF
Burley. 100 acres of land in Socorro
county; John J. Chandler OF Wagon
Mound, 100 acres of land in Mora coun-
ty.
Final Homestead Entries--Augusti-
ma Sisneros de Valleios. widow of Car
los NGlleios, deceased. of Manzano, 100
acres Of land in Valencia county; Ar
thus d. Coolidge OF Abiqulu, 1850 acres
OF land in San Juan county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-07
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with any degree OF speed, as his feet
are frozen. An ex-deputy sheriff of
San Marcial recognized the man from
descriptions printed in the papers. lie
wired Sheriff Kinsell tor detailed .ac-
count of the murderer and what re-
ward will be paid for his arrest. rhe
reply not being satisfactory. the San
Marcial man reached Santa Fe yester-
day had an interview with the sheriff
ana departed at once for the locality
where the wanderer was last seen. The
Socorro county ex-sheriff says he will
return to Santa Fe in three days with
the desperate in charge
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-07
HillSBORO.

From the Advocate.
George T. Miller has been IN the
sick list.
Charley Ross has returned from a
visit to his home I'm Texas
The dance at Kingston last Saturday
night was well attended by Hillsboro-
ties
Il is reported that the telegraph in.
struments of the Santa Fe to Lake Val
ley will be removed and telephone
system will be installed. also that the
present agent. G. A. Hailock. who has
made many warm friends during his
stay at Lake Valley will soon go away
Ten lamps for lighting the streets of
Hillsboro have been ordered. II is ex-
pected that they will be installed in
due time
When coming to school the other
morning. Mary Sherman was thrown
from her horse and dragged for some
distance. She escaped with slight in
jury.
S. c. Taylor, of Cincinnati, Ohio, ar.
rived here last week Mr.. Taylor is a
stockholder in the Prosper Gold Min
ing g. allling company and is very
much pleased with the excellent show
Ing OF the properties. He will probably
remain here some time, and is at pres.
ent stopping at the Prosper mine
During the dark. silent hours of a
few nights ago. some person broke in
the back door of VIII NJ Robins store
room. The would.ho robber evidently
got frightened away, as nothing was
missing next morning When the in
truder departed he loft the door open
and COW took possession and made
herself at home among the bales of
hay. When discovered and driven out
she took the door with her, leaving II
a total wreck outside the building.
There was a rough house at the I'm.
ion Bar last Monday night between
cowboys and MeXicans Chairs and
billiard cues were freely INDUCED in.
and for time 1t was a veritable San
Juan hill mix-up. One big Mexican en-
tered the saloon and kicked up fight.
The boys attempted TO talk him ont of
Ii, Out ne wouldn't have IL that way,
and when the thing got started It was
a free-for-all affair-no one barred.
The big Mexican got considerably done
up, and some of his friends got a few
iolts The only man OF official capac.
ity that appeared on the scene was
Deputy Sheriff Julian Chavez, who, IL
is alleged, attempted to go into the sa-
loon (after the riot was oYer) with
gun In his hand, but was met at the
door by man with gun full cooked,
primed and p'inted, and IL looked TO
Chavez to he as large as Uncle Sans
new twenty'one-mile cannon, and he
wllted--so report has t. After the
smok1 of battle had cleared away. Ivy
sherman, OF the N. A. n. outfit. missed
his 800 horse and $50 saddle. a ma
tive from the river, who was here dur
ing the racket, was also missing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-07

LABOR BODIES TO MERGE.
Core Makers and Molders viii Vote on
Amalgamation.

Pittsburg. Feb. 6.--Tomorrow the
core makers throughout the country
viii take a referendum vote on the
question of absorption by the m1lders.
The trades are closely allied. and have
generally had a working agreement,
but the movement toward amaleama-
tion that has been apparent In the or
gani2ed labor world for some time
has had the effect OF making closer re-
lations desirable
Should the vote be in the affirmative,
as the indications promise. local un-
ions of the core makers will not lose
their identity, the only difference be-
ing that the molders international will
carry on all the work that Is now done
by the two organizations, With the
present policy of the molders union to
absorb all of the allied trades. the
prospects are that II will in n short
time become one of the largest and
most influential labor organizations in
the country, and In addition, all
branches being under one head, II Is
believed that 1t will be much easier to
fix working agreements with the en-
ployers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-07
From the Republican.

From the Republican
The Mesllla Valley needs two or
three large hotels
quite q number of lnvalids arrived
from the north last week.
Tom Fountain was here few days
visiting relatives and friends. He is
now engaged In mining in Mexico
The Catholic Truth society of Las
Cruces meets at the home OF Mrs. l.. G.
Woodson every "Wednesday evening at
5 O'Clock
Spring ditch cleaning and the plant
ing OF alfalfa and wheat is keeping the
farmers busy these warm sunshiny
days.
G. n. Anthony. the former Organ as
sayer came up from III Paso. and
while here negotiated the sale OF some
of his properties in Gold Camp
+ II. Bascom came in from Chicago,
and will visit here with relatives and
friends for week or more. Mr. Bias.
com is now interested in a large ma
chnery manufacturing business in the
windy city.
Mrs. Or. j. W Macdonald. of Au-
rora. ILL.,. is at the Alameda with her
son for the winter. The climate of the
Mesilla valley Is proving very bene.
fcial to her and she is already show
ing ,n2r.ed improvement
Among the recent arrivals at the
Alameda is G. w Byington of Chica-
20. III. He is delighted with our genial
climate. and the beautiful surround
ing and scenery. He may decide to re-
main here permanently.
John Alexander has taken the con
tract from nr. Howes to take down the
walls and clean the brick preparatory
TO commencing the relaying of the
walls OF the sanitarium The building
will lee rebuilt according to the origi-
nal plans and opened as hotel about
the FIRST of October. Mr. Alexander
is now pushing the work
Or, Howes has just returned from
Kansas City, Denver and Colorado
Springs. During his stay at Denver
he secured the services OF Miss Mar
garet S. Dunno, who was until few
months ago head nurse at the govern
ment sanitarium at Fort Bayard Miss
Dunno comes To the Alameda To take
charge of the institution as lady super
intendent. She comes with the high
est testimonials from General Stern
berg. late surgeon general of the army,
and from the most celebrated medical
men In Philadelphia and New York.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-07
LORDS SBURG.

From the Liberal.
George ID. Kelly, OF the Arizona
newspaper trust, was In the city en-
route to Morceni
J. T J.. Waters, the Duncan post
master made a visit 10 Lordsburg
-. G. Smith cashier of the Gila Val
ley Bank a Trust company. made a
trip to Hachita, just to get a look at
the country.
At the residence of George Blair.
by Judge McGraph. Miss Myrtle Jern-
lgan and John 5. Brown we're married.
4 ney took the east bound train the
same evening for a wedding trip. The
couple are well known in Lordsburg,
and have the best wishes of their mum
orous friends.
Judge Lucius T. Deming, general
manager OF the Alessandro Copper
aiming company. operating in the
Euro mountains brought the good
news TO this city the first of the week
that a splendid fiow of water had been
struck in the bottom OF the Neosho
shaft, at a depth OF one hundred feet
Sinking in the shaft for either water
or mineral was commenced seventeen
days ago and although several small
flows were encountered, no water of
any quantity was found until Monday
when upon firing a blast, the miners
were compelled to run for the ladders
ana scramble for the surface in order
not TO he ovcrtaken by the large flow
which rapidly nAed the shaft. II Is es.
tlmated the flow will average 10000
gallons day which is about n fifth of
that required for fifty ton teacher.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-07
SILVER CITY.
From the Independent.

From the Independent
The newly elected officers of the
Rebekahs are; District deputy, Hattie
Mccullough; noble grand, Mrs. Frank
=. Jones; vice grand, Mrs r. +. Farms.
worth; secretary, Mrs. S. II. Mean
inch; treasurer, Miss Agnes Green.
At last nights council meeting res
olution was adopted calling upon Dele
gate Rodey to use his influence to pass
the bill now pending before congress.
providing free delivery for all cities
where the postoffice receipts are over
$4,000 per annum, and in which class
Silver City is.
Hugh Lenox Hodge, of the Diamond
Bar outfit, who has been absent from
this section for the past year or more,
returned on Sundays train and left
the same evening Tor the ranch in
Black canyon. Mr. Hodge has been
spending his time In California while
away.
While returning from Fort Bayard
Sunday, II. Gordon, Silver Citys well
known tailor, was put to a great deal
of inconvenience by passing an auto
mobile, The horse which he was driy-
ing was a lively animal and was not
used TO the appearance of steam en-.
gines on pneumatic tires, hence he
thought II best to get away as soon as
possible. which he succeeded In doing.
leaving MIR. Gordon and another gentle
man with horseless buggy The gen.
tlemen started to walk to town, but
were met by livery rig, which started
out Immediately upon the arrival here
of the runaway horse No serious
damage was done
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-07
SANTA FE.
From the New Mexican.

From the New Mexican
C. w, Dits has opened a new bowl
ing alley in the building on lower San
Francisco street formerly occupied by
Leo Hersch. which Is for both ladies'
and gentlemen.
James l.. Seligman and Hon. Arthur
Scligman left for Philadelphia 60 at
tend the funeral of their father the
late Bernard Seligman. who died in
that city early on Tuesday morning.
The sale of the Las Trampas land
grant, situated about forty miles north
Of this city, will take place on Satur-
day, the 7th instant, a. the court house
In this city. provided E. IL. Johnston,
the referee in the case. returns IN time
from an eastern visit
Jose Telles, who shot and killed Epl-
tacio Gallegos and has successfully
eyaded the officers of the law. is In the
neighborhood of Paraje, Socorro coun.
~, and spent last Sunday night at the
home of a rancher near Contarecio,
and his condition prevents him from
reaching the international boundary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-07
DEMiNo.
From the Herald

From the Herald.
j. w. HannIgan received telegram
Saturday from X. NJ. CoIbraith. of
Lordsburg, inquiring II John Colbraith
reported injured in the Organ noun.
tains. was in Deming Jobn could not
be located here.
Rev. NJ. +. Fiheld. district mission
airy for New Mexico. has decided to
make Deming his headquarters. Rev.
Fiheld will move his family here some
time next week.
The membership Of the Adelphi club
Is increasing with leaps and bounds.
Among the latest applicants for initia-
tion are: p. A. Burdick, A. A. Tempke.
w II. Stecke@ and j j. johnson.
While gardening in his residence
grounds. Sam w. Brown lost his coat.
He had worked pretty hard and found
the coat uncomfortable. Taking IL of
he placed IL in the crotch OF an apple
tree while he went on with his work.
Al noon he went In to dinner. leaving
the coat in the tree. A chilly tramp
came along and appropriated the gar
ment.
Rev. George H. Brewer, general Bap-
tist missionary for Arizona and New
Mexico, preached and sang 10 two large
Baptist congregations at Ode Fellows
hall last Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. Brewer is an eloquent pulpit ora
tor and fine solo singer. re assured
his congregations that Deming would
have a Baptist meeting house OF It's
own in the near future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-07
Show for Collies.

Stamford, Conn. Feb. "a dog
show. restricted to collies, opened in
Stamford today. under the auspices OF
the Collie club of America. The exhi.
bition has attracted nearly 500 OF the
best collies In the United States aud
Canada, the most of which are entered
for the show of the Westminster Ken
mel club at New York next week.
The Judging began today and will
continue until the show closes tomor-
row night. The prize nst Is a notable
one. including six valuable cups ofer-
ed by the Collie Clab of America. and
special prizes donat a by II. o. Have
meyer and other prominent fanclers,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-07
New Railroad Prouresslno.

Denver. Feb. G-The Laramie.
liahn's Peak q Pacific railroad has
twenty-five miles of grading done
south Of Laramie, Wyo. II Is reported
that the company will build a branch
to Gold Hin and into the Commbine
Basic next summer. The road viii be
operated as an Independent line. That
the branch will open up rich section
is demonstrated by the fact that the
placer gold alone taken from the
Hahn's Peak district has amounted to
more than 100000.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-07
Meeting Of Cattle sanltar. Board.

A meeting OF the cattle sanitary
board Of New Mexico has been called
for Saturday next in Santa Fe to CON
slider proposed legislation for the bene-
fit of interests OF the cattle growers OF
New Mexico by the present legislature.
The board consists OF Martin Lohman.
OF Las Cruces, president; w. c. Barnes.
of Dorsey; NJ N. ChafIin. OF Las We
gas; c. l.. Ballard. of Roswell. and L.
G. Austen also of Las Vegas. Colonel
J. A. LaRue, of Las Vegas. is secretary
OF the board
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-07
Territorial Topics

months. but decided he liked San An
gelo better and about a year ago went
back to try It. He didn't see things as
he did before, however. and has return
ed to Alamogordo. where he now lives.
Charley Keith arrived here from
Eastland, Texas, where he has resided
since leaving White Oaks six years
ago. Charley was for several years a
resident OF White Oaks and worked as
miner in most of the properties here
He tells us that crops were almost a
failure in his section. aud for this rea-
son he came hack to the mines in order
to bridge himself over the hard times
at home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-07

"Stoney' Ball, the Albuquerque ccl-
cred man who recently caused whole
lot OF excitement at Belen, is still con
fined in the Los Lunas Jail where ne
VIII remain until the commencing of
the next grand jury for Valencia coun-
ty. The report that he was in n crlti-
cal condition and likely to die as the
result of his beating at Belen is false
"stoney' is getting along nicely. and
no doubt will he in good condition TO
wear the stripes. provided the grand
jury finds an indictment against him
and he is convicted and sent to the
penitentiary for his Belen fun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-07
From the Optic.

From the Optic
Mrs. J. w. Leedom of Platte, \. d..
arrived here She was called here by
the serious illness of her daughter.
Mrs. Walt. L. Wheeler, residing on
Commerce street.
The wind of the past two days did
some damage to iron roofs, spouting.
etc, which the plumbers have taken
advantage of TO coin a few extra
shekels.
Hhe small boy of Las Vegas seems
TO be out on war Of destruction to
window glass these days. The Jake
Block residence across from the city
hail has been badly mutilated OF late.
a few arrests would have a most salu-
tatory effect
Dispatches were received by friends
In Las Vegas, announcing the death of
George +. Birdsall, in Emporia Kan.
this morning, from consumption. De
ceased was well and most fayorably
known in this city, he having been
manager of the local Western Union
Office for years. being relieved here on
account of III health about year ago.
Mr.. E.rdsall was member of the Odd
Fellows, Woodmen of the World and
fratornal Union In this city. in all of
which bodies he was in good standing.
He was at one time correspondent for
the St Louis Globe-Democrat in this
section, and will be mourned by a host
of friends here.
From the Optic.
A petition Is in circulation for the
establishment of postoflice at Upper
Las Vegas.
A letter from El Paso brings the
sad information that Ben Sawyer. the
mail agent, who was seriously hurt in
the railroad accident near Tucson, Ar-
zona. may not suryice his injuries.
BENJAMIN NJ. Read Santa Fe. came
over from the capital Saturday, and
returned to the ancient with his wife
on Sunday. Mrs. Read had been in the
city for two months under the care of
DR.. l.. Hernandez, who performed a
very successful operation for cancer
on the lady. Before leaving, Mr.. Read
presented the doctor with a beautiful
ly engraved gold headed cane in token
OF the esteem in which he held the
doctors ability. Tho gift is highly ap-
preolated and will be treasured by the
recipient.
Dan Rhodes and wife drove out to
Trout Springs, on Sunday and took
dinner with j. X. Leonard. II being
the occasion CT his 55th birthday 9th
ers were invited but they did not care
to brave the snow storm that ragged in
the mountains.
A letter 10 DR. Mills from Edward
jerks. editor OF the Army and Navy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-07
SAN MARCIAL.

From the Bee.
Mrs J. d. Stalker is now residing In
III Paso.
Mrs. w. H. Spade has returned to
San Marcial to reside A bright baby
boy is a recent addition to the family
circle.
Dr. Cruickshank drove to Paraie on
professional business the first OF the
week, He was accompanied by Alfred
Kelly, to whom the sights and exper-
fences along the way were both novel
and interesting.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-07
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WHITE OAKS.
From the Eagle.

From the Eagle.
u. w. PEBBLES has moved his cattle
To the San Andres ranges of Otero
county for the winter. Grass is report
ed good in that locality and the ell
mate Is milder than the mountain dis
tricts
A. w. Cotton. OF Columbus, Ohio, "A
mining man who has been engaged In
Old Mexico during the past year. is
now In White Oaks and will locate
here. He will be employed at the
North Homestake.
Charles Adams was up from Alamo
gordo. Charley lived here for twelve