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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
REmEoY ron SMALL pox.


When Ienncr discovered cowp0X lu
England the world OF science hurled
an avalanche of fame ou bis head.
but whom the most scientific school ~
medicine in the world-that of Paris
published the following recipe as a
panacCa for smallpox. d passed un-
needed. n Is as unfalllng az fate and
conQuers IN every instance. 70 De-
harmless when taken by a we'll per.
son. u will also cure scarlet foyer.
Here is the recipe, as ] have used h
and cured many children OF the scarlet
fever and the smallpox when learned
physicians said the patient must die.
snlphato OF zinc, one grain, fox glove
ldiigetalas) one grain; half a tea
spoonful OF sugar. mix with two tea.
spOOniula OF water When the above
has been thoroughly mixed add four
ounces of water rake a spoonful
every hour Each disease will as.
appear On twelve hours For a child
smaller doses. according 10 age. II
counties would compel physicians To-
use this there would be- no need OF
pest houses. 10 you value life aud OK.
perlensre. us this for that terrible and
dreaded dlsoaBe.-Ex.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28


Last "wednesday the mombors of
Jose Francisco TafoyaE family on
the west side. Las Vegas, were an
taken sick. suffering severe pains ana
vomiting. says the optic Thursday
morning DR.. Romero was called who
pronounced the trouble Co be- arsenic
poisoning. Proper remedies were civ.
en- and an the arTh,'cd improved. OK.
ccptlng the vito pt mother. who auc.
cumbod Saturday night u o. hoped an
the othors viii be- saved.
In searching for the source of the
poison the water supply was found
90 he from a barrel or keg which had
been taken from the rubbish of "a
corral. which tho man had been en-.
gagod to clean out. This vessel %
ls surmlsod. had been used for the
mixing OF chemicals for preserving
sheep 9olts and then appreciated aa
water barrel hy The family of TIA.
foya An analysis oft the water Is be.
Ing made 20 determine the correct.
ness of this theory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
HoLsaooK
From tho Argus

From the Argus
J.. y. Gibbons and family. who have
rosiucd here the past year. left Tor g.
Johns, whore they viii reside In the
futEre
Mercy MCAlllstor returned hous
from Gallup. whore she has spent the
week visiting.
Mrs John Nelson came down from
rIobor and loft for &c. Johns. whore
she will visit with relatives
John r. Lesuer. one OF Apache
o0unfys large flock owners. came
down from ST. Johns and disposed OF
his spring clip to A. Vaudowort 40 a
good price
Pratt Greer of Springoylile. ac.
cOmuanicd by hiH cousin. MaRgie
Greer. arrived here. ami aitor Waiting
a couple Of days with 81. D. Greer
continued on a. MIas Groors home
ln korpOTal Texas
News reached here from g. Johns
that Lorenzo poraltau l9yoarold Son
accidentally shot himself 10 tho eye
a. that place. Death resulted instant
ly A boy and a gun are a bad com
bIuation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
ASCENDED CERRO DE IA ALESSA
rEE DIFFICULT AND DANGEROUS
CLIMBING oF THIS ALMOST pER.
pENplcULAR PEAK.

There ia peculiarly shaped aud ni.
most perpendicular peak rising abrupt
by To- the center of quite q large plain
in Mckinley county. and located 0n
the Bartolomo Fernandez grant which
peak is known as the Corr0 de ia
Alc8na 70 is very steep and the PEG
pie of that part of New MoHico. espo
ciaiiy the Navajo Indians have always
asserted that the top az n could not
be reached ON account uf the dangers
and difficulties ln the ascent Prom
,ho plains ~ looks as " its top wero
sharp needle point and not enough
ground ou % Tor a goat to stand upOu
y ~ vory sharp pointed ana reaches
an elevation of about 600 feet above
The surrounding country. Many at.
tompta have been made from time to
time 90 climb %. bot Ho far aH was
known am recently an we're unsuccoss.
ful on the 27th day ~ last month
two young men from Three Rivers.
Michigan, Guy 70. CRAIG and jessie X
Maasor. who worv visiting friends On
ihn Fernandez ranch, climbed to tho
top OF tho peak and 10 their surprise
found a monument on top. but nothing
a. show who had been there before
q was a tough and arduous Job. ON
tho l7th % the present month they,
accompanied by ironO H. Chavos of
Santa Dc. again assembled. reached the
top and planted there a United t5atcs
flag. aud loft n paper with a statement
IN a corked.up bottle ~ what thoy had
done. The Navajo Indians who saw
them start asserted that Il was an im
possibility 10 ascend and reach The
top OF the peak and that they would
never return alive The flag can be-
seen distinctly from quite "A long 90
lance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
LAS VEGAS

From the Optic.
David Marquee, who Is ln from An.
ton Chico, says there rs again some
irrigation water in the pooos river
at that place and farmers are plant.
ing as fast as they can.
ON Dol CiClo mountain there was a
soaking rain and an inch Of hail last
SATURDAY. As a result the aspen8
buist into leaf as 70 by magic and
grass began 10 show green on all the
routheFn slopes
Theoddro 0OusaOin. who was SCR
iously injured Ia a runaway accident
q few days ago. viii go home 10 Los
Alamoa SIC viii return % report To-
ni luI a week.
Two Of the wandering boys who
have boon making their parents un.
easy fog a time, have returned The
other vent on 10 Texas The boys
said theY had a good time. bat they
save evidence of being very glad 10
get hone
George ~ Noyea hng been called go
g. Louis 10 sunerlntond the installa-
tion OF q timber preserving plant aud
to operate the same during che
worlds fair as a part Of the United
States exhibit ny the bureau of for
cstiy
a. w. shirley brother Of Mrs w.
T. Hudson, whose husband died here
a few months since. arrived 90 accom-.
pany the lady and family back 10 their
former home at Columbus. Kentucky.
and 20 take with them the remains OF
the deceased Tor burial amid scenes Of
hia bfo time Tho party have left
ON their mouuiui Journey The be-.
ronyed wife S. a hopeless invalie
q. N. ODonel, manager Of the
Bell ranch. who was IN me city, re.
ooiyed a Telegram lnprminr him Of d
heavy rain in that locality. Mr..
Oponol remarked that me Red river
within the boundaries 81 their rr0p.
oriy, had never. On the memory af the
present inhabitants been 10 noarly
dry Ia fact, D portion Of the river
has been absolutely without water the
past month OF two And yei losses o.
i've stock have been remarkably
small thus far
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
SANTA re-

From che Now Mexican
Owing 20 che increase iu the re-
ceipts Of the Santa Pc post otiico the
SALARY Of the postmaster has been ad.
yarced from $1,000 70 $500 a year
Through an error the date of the old
bell OF Algodonos. which belongs 90
Governor Otoro. was given In re-
cent Issue of the New Mexican as 1886.
a. D.. instead of 1866. a difference NJ
1870 years.
Born. N Mr. and Mrs jose ~ Con.
zalos at the First ward. yesterday A.
tornoon. a hoy baby Weighing four
teen pounds although the father and
mother are quite small An wcll so
Or
u Is reported that tbo-o are several
cases Of contagious disease within the
city limits The acting mayor and the
health committee OF the city council
should got a move on aud investigate
aud take the necessary steps Tor The
Isolation OF the cases.
Francisco Dolgado received q tole
gram from hIs son. who has been IN
tho state Of sonora. Mexico. in the
employ OF the Hays Consolidated Min
ing. Milling and Lumber company
sinco last December. advising him
that he has started Tor home
Frank owen, manager Of the Santa
20 Wator and Light company. and the
mayor dom "A of the several aCequlas
supplied with water from the Santa
20 river above the reservoir. had d
meeting this evening TO arrange Tor
the division OF the water Ia the river
The mayor domos claim that they are
entitled 90 a certain portion OF the
now for irrigation purposes while the
company is anxious To- secure aB much
water a. possible for domestic uses
and Ia oasos Of fire ln this city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
wiN8Low

From tho Mail
Mrs. C. n. Brown has been cult,
i.l thia week
Miss jennie Chadderdon, who has
been visiting Of the h0ma % w. O.
Kelly. has returned 20 her home IN
the east
The local Masonic order has Feceiv
ga an invitation 10 attend a picnic
given by the Maaons OF Flagstaff on
tho 24th OF neat month.
Mrs. Riley Walcoit and son. Mrs
r. T. Moore and Mrs g. Dave and
daughter have LEFT on a trim TO Loa
Angeles. Cal
Mrs Julius Krenty has gone 30 &C.
Louis, whore she will spend tho great
or part of the summer taking 10 the
exposition and tho national conyon
tion Of me Womon'g clubs.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crandall lefi
Tor the headwntcra Of Clear creek
where they win spend the next on
months enjoying the pleasures Of
camp lIfe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

summer She win be Joined az that
place by her daughter. Mru. George
Turner OF Fresno. Cal
Mrs. n. p. Muse left for Calvert
Texas. She viii remain there for q
short time with relatives and then
proceed Co Chicago. whore enc viii
spend che summer with her daughter.
Mrs. H g. WhltchIn
Uharles a. Whlttlescy Of klbuuuer.
cue. who has in charFe the Cnnstruc.
ton of the Normal school dormniory
aud the Methodist church, wac in $50.
yer city the last part OF the week in
connection with matters pertaining 90
these building operations.
a. ~ laughlih. secretary Of enc
Comacho company. who has charge ui
the erection of the now smoltor here.
whore be- won't con- business connected
with the amoiior BE reports the pur.
chase Of machinery Tor the machine
shop and foundry which be- Intends
to Install nt the new plant.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
Las CRUCES

fre N the Republican
Forest Mckinley was home for a
short visit with bis family.
Tho first crop of alfalfa is being
harvested lt is hoped the second cror
viii have more rain and givo a better
yield
Miss Frances Llawollyn and Misa
Nottio Beatty left for Chicago. where
they win mako an extended visit. after
which the latter win return 90 her
hamo in ST. Louis
Herman Uroouwald died at Mcgilln
Mr Greouwald was one of tho old set
tlors of this country. and during DIS
long residence here has cndearod him
self to hla noighbors and tho citizen.
OF this community
Mrs. Conception Garcia. mothorln
law uf Mr. r. Huualt of Las Cruces
ana Col Armiio Of Albuquerque. died
the other morning. She was quite 6ld
having lived long enough 90 celebrate
over "a hundred birthdays. aud wave &
long path Of experience for the benefit
of future generations.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
an 100 sprInaa go.

a sale was contaminated Saturday
by which the famous ella hot springs
located ia the western portion OF So
zorro cunty. about sixty miles distant
from silver city, were purchased by
Thomas Lyons from Spencer p, Hin
Mr. Lyons has not yet determined
upon the plans with reference To bis
new property acquisition, but will in
Aagnrate extensive Improvements. The
ella springs are situated In a beauti
ful section OF country. and for many
years past have been a favorlte sum
mer and health resort FOR the people
OF southern New Mexico. There are
a large number Of springs on the prop
eriy, the temperature OF the water be-
INK $50 degrees The springs are high
~ minoraiiEod and are specifics TOT
various chronic ailments
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
GIVEN LlrE SENTENCE.


Sentenced 10 the territorial pcnlton.
rlary for lifo for numbering IN cold
blood his closest friend iu order 20 get
possession Of fiq. Antonio Maria Ar.
chuleta Of Qga1in. Taos county the
ninioonyehrold murderer OF Dolores
sanchos of Corro. ia the same county.
was brought to Santa Fo from Taos
Monday oYoniug and lodged lu mo
territorial prison.
The boy pleaded guilty 90 murder ln
the second degree and IN response 20
petition signed by the leading citt
zons of Questa. the court accepted tho
plea and Judge John H. McFIo sen.
fenced Archulota To- life soryiudo
The guilty man heard his sentence
with "a smile and walked lauehinglt
away with tho sheriff % viii bo clad
to got Co thc peniicntlary" be- told
him.
The murder was one of the most
wantou and cold blooded that has oc.
curred in Taos county. Archuloia. a
poor lanorea and his young wife and
baby lived with Dolores Sanchez and
upon his charity on the might of the
murder. which occurred last December
Archulota and Sanchez were together
in saloon at Quesa About midnight
thoy left the saloon and went to the
house OF Archulotas father on some
errand. They were alone and Archu.
leta. who had been Cwaiing the op-
portunity. clofi open the head OF san.
chez with three blows from an axe.
took the coveted money and threw the
body into an old we'll Archulotn left
Quosia that same night. and % was
several days afterwards that the BODY
OF the murdered man was found What
had aroused suspicion aud had led 90 70
search for the body was the discovery
Ut blood anu brains that had been
spatterod upon the walls on the Archa.
lotu homo. Young Archulota was soon
aftorward arrested and placed boz the
ponitentiary at Santa BE for safe keep.
Ink He was taken to Taos last wecl,
90 stand trial,
ArChuiota's version of the murder b.
that he and Seayhez Quarreled while
iu the saloon at Queha The quarrel
became tiorccr as they inhibited more
int0Xicants, and upon their arrival az
the ArChuleta house. be- seized an axe
and Killed Sanchez in a 90 OF rage aud
drunkenness. The story. however.
was not believed by tho court.
In my opinion ArchulCta o. men.
tally dorrnnuo1 90 said Juhua MrFIr
"iie does not seem 10 appreciate what
he has done or care about a. In fact,
he seems 10 take no interest IN the
matter whatever think that he was
aot altogether responsible for his
acts"
Archulela has always horne a fairly
good reputation about Quesia San
chez was we'll known there and high.
by respected
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

From the Herald

From the Herald
Mrs. Solomon Barth lett 10 attend
the funeral OF Mrs Patricia Sanchez
lot springefyillo, who died there ou
Wednesday last.
Dr. Wooliord performed an opera
lion ON Mr.. Hulsoy and he rs progress
ing nicely. Mr. llulsoy has been con
fined 90 his bed for the past six %
soven months with an abocsa on his
side.
Alexandra Poralta met death in d
shocking way ON Friday at "a Tulo
while be and Antonio Duran we're Out
hunting rabbits They had stopped "a
rest. and whhe resting Alexandra
placed bio head ou the muzzlo Of the
gun and ln some unacCountable way
% was discharged. the bullet entering
hIs forehead. causing death instant
ly The entire community symDa
thizoa with them ln this. their sad be-
roavomcut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
CAS- VEGAS
PROM The Optic.

From the Optic
Word comes from Lamy OF tLe mar
riago Of Miss Gale. teacher OF f.amy
10 Mr. a. C Williams, OF this city
Mr. Williams ia engaged Ia putting
down wells IN the Lamy neiEhhnrhOod
just now. but expects 90 bring HE
bride "a rhio city very soon.
The man from Mineral Hil who
decamped with team and outfit be-.
longing 90 somebody else has been
located and will be- brought 90 Jus
ticeand to make restitution as swift
~ az the laws notions can be exc
cutod
Sunday. May Goth. there win be- a
special memorial service AZ ST. Pauls
Episcopal church. witch viii be at
tended by the Elks. the Grand Army
as bodies, and by q large delegation oi
Red Men. Rev Mt French viii Off
clato on the occasion for the last
time before his departure on a visit "a
England.
W. q. Rupp o. down from Trim
idnd. where he Is largely Interested IN
brick making. lie says that building
Is going on quite hriokly ga the Colo
RADIO city In spite OF the depression
ocCaslonod by the coal strike. The
mines IN that vicinity have gradual
iy resumed operations until their out.
put Is now nearly the normal quaint.
ty.
New eases entered in the district
court 1or San Miguel county are those
OF q. N. Blackwell versus Franklin
Mining 4 milling company for iudg
ment Ia the sum of f2.40i61. and
paacuala Villanueya versus Lorenzo
~ Labadio fof breach Of promise
with damages fixed az $4,000. A
temporary injunction was granted Ed.
ward .. Jones restraining J. ID w.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
IN AeeoMpLleE eAPTuREp.
Peter Minks Suspected Of being Con
neeted win the Block store
Burglary IN Captain.

WaAtNN WIN WV aiNhN AAeiN
Burglary IN Captain.
Deputy Shcrn Gallegos arrived To-
Captain the other day with Peter
Minks. captured ia Leonard Wood
county and charged with completely
IN the burglary OF the Block store. On
Wednesday the prisoner was taken "
Richardson Tor preliminary hearing.
which will be- given as soon az the
proper witnesses Can be- secured. let
tiers we're captured written hy Liherio
Lucoo, who was recently arrested ca
che same charge and who is In the
Lincoln JAN These letters were mail
cd by a discharged prisoner az Capt.
tan aud led TO the arrest Of Marks.
the sheriff b. prepared 10 produce
witnesses 10 prove that a few days
before the robbery Minks was seen IN
the company OF LucCro al Morin0
Wells with n bunch OF horses. The
prisoner admits having been az Mori.
no Wells and Ia the vicinity OF Capt
tan, bat denies having been with In.
cerO. other facts are expected 20
come out which will prove evidence
suflclent TO convict the prisoner OF
the robbery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
MINING DEAL CLOSED
SILVER CITY PEOPLE BENEFIT BY
DEAL AT GLoBE, ARIZONA.

number of former resident uf
Grant county share ln me benefits 0f a.
mining deal which WAS closed a.
Globe. ArIz. last Thursday Among
them are Charles F Martin. formerly
with Knox 4 Miller. post traders Az
fot nayaFd. and Mrs olive D liiE
don and Mrs Nellie Hayerly who iu
their childhood resided in thir city,,
says the Silver city independent The
latter two will be- better remembered
as the daughters 0f silas and Margaa
"a TldweIl The purchasing parties
placed 10000 in gold az Globe. 10
close the deal. being uncertain sheih.
of anything else than actual LEGAL ien.
der would bc accepted The parties
above named own contiguous to me
group purchased and have given thlf.
~ day options oE their properties,
which will undoubtedly boz taken up bT
the company The Globe Silver Ber
comments as follows
The most important mining deal ns.
goiiatod here for many years was cone
sumTRted yesterday. when J ID Cop
len and 81 50 Aahenfoltcr as agents
Cor thc paciflc Mining A Metals com
pany. paid fo W o. WOodHon f1r him.
self ana hls partners w o. Beard and
Charles Holman. $4,000 100 cash.
$1,000 having been previously paIdl
for the clipper group ~ mines The
estimate of the value of the Clipper
minca placed upon thom by the pur
chasing company mag De- Judged by
tho fact that the company preferred
hy paying tho full purchase price rain.
az than make another partial pay
ment aAd secure an extension ui me
bond o. Be- always significant iu This
connection, that upon the advice of
their attorney. tho company, in order
30 comply strictly Win the letter %
me contract shipped Co 5000 ln sold
coin from Ei paso untor guard to
tender in payment ior the property
The money was received here ast
night and delivered 90 che Nrai Na
tlonal bank Of Globe The bank safe
being too small to Accommodate so
bulky a packaEe it was placed in
the vault and two men employed TO
guard q over night Al 10 great an
amount of money was noe needed iu
business channels here. the package ~
coin was returned intact 90 El Paao.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

From thc Gazette
Mrs James Burns. ST.. and daugh
ter. Miss Mary, and daughtorinlaw
Will leave in a few days for Chicago
who're Mrs James Burns enters a hos
pital for treatment OF cancer OF the
back
Mrs A. A. Dyer aud little SON. Os
car Lewis. left for Brunswick. Mo-
where they will visit a couple oi
weeks and then go 60 Warrensburg
where Mrs, Dyer will attend Normal
during she summer term.
Early Tuesday morning fire was dis
covered IN the Blue Front. Daniel
Troys store What promised 10 be a
lively blaze was quickly cxtingu.shod
The nr2 started under a counter from
some matches which Mr. Troy kept In
a tin box becoming ignIted Just what
came IA contact with the matches aue
caused them 20 ignite Is a mystery
Mr. Troy thinks the fire started ln IA,
latter part of the night The goods
were not insured. and Mr rroy's loss
by fire and water will amount to about
g2O0
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

Rev George Brewer Of AibuQuor.
Que. writes 20 w. g Moore OF las
VEGAS that he viii arrive in Las We
gas Saturday 60 hold services in the
baptist church Sunday Mr. brewer
is general superintendent of baptist
work Cor the two territories Ho viii
Boz accompanied in che latter city Boy
Rev q. schaefor and wife. Mr
schaof1r o. the we'll known singing
evangelist Ue has boon engaged iu
special work nt Phoenix. Me- and
Mra schnoier viii tako part In both
morning nnd evening services at tbo
baptist church. las VEGAS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

Tno following letter was issued By
Territorial Auditor w. O. Sargent 20
tho boards Of county commissioners
OF the different counties In tho ter
ritofY
"Complylne with my duty undor
section 3. chapter CO. laws OF 1908,
and with the order Of the sheep aani-
tary board dated May "a. 1904. on Mo
IN this Ohico, respectfully request
that you cause a levy 10 be- made Of
i've mills on the dollar Of the assess.
ed valve OF an sheep within your
county,
w @. SARGENT.
Territorial Auditor"
Final Homestead Certificates.
Tho following final homestead en-.
tries we're entered in the United
states land oai'c: May 90. cortlh.
cate No s30i. Jesusita Apodaca OF
socofro Tor southwest quarter OF the
northeast quarter lot 2. section 6.
township ls north. angc % east. aud
west half of tho southeast quarter.
section an. township no north. range
20 east 1870 acres On Mora county.
May "a. cortlnc. p no. 3862, Jose Man.
ucl Chavc8 of socorro. for west half
.of the northeast quarter. west hair o.
the southeast quarter. section 20.
township 20 north range 20 east. 100
acres of land On Mora county.
Trustees o. Sind Asylum Meet,
Tho board OF trustees OF the blind
asylum which 80 Is proposed 20 build
at Aiamagordo. met on Wednesday OF
che past week % receive plans iur the
building All the members Of the board
were present aud plans were submit.
ted by E Krausc OF El pasO. Charles
Whiltlosey OF Albuquerque and Frank
H Partridge Of Denver. After much
consideration the plans OF r. H..
Partridge were accepted. spoCinca.
tons viii be drawn up Immediately.
bids called for aud the building push.
od 90 completion.
Territorial Treasurer , n Vaughn
today received tlO647. taxes of 1908.
from o. Vs. Hubert. collector ani OK
oHcio treasurer of lincoln county.
Final Homestead Entry.
Tho following final homestead entry
was made 90 the United statos land
office. May 20. certificate No. $3.50.
HiuoIBo MARTINEZ of Aurora. Collar
county. for the northwest quarter sec.
ton %. township 20 north, rango rs
east. 100 acres ln Colfax county