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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
SAN MARolAL


From che Bee.
The Ladies' Guild OF Christ church
viii meet az the home Of Mrs Shall
lenbergor Thursday afternoon.
Many people we're pleased to SEQ
Miss Lizzie Hockctt back 81 the post.
ONCE window for a few days this
week.
Lawrence troylos len fCr San Joso.
Cal. where no will remain with his
uncle, l.. g nrJyleB. where @ 10 hoped
that the climate will restore him 90 ro.
bust health
Nos reached san Malrial that vs..
W. Seminar. who spent several
months hero about year ego Con
search OF health. Ib BlnE very sick
with tubercuioais OF the bowel. 20
Fort Hayard
The two plr'ar society ieaigra.
koifrr t'liou and James Eitehre,s.
ousiH.cioo pleasant dance after the
rlay 600 lho opera house Thursday oy-
ching tcpine un an old established
practice here oi celebrating st. Pat.
ritki DAY IN some appropriate man.
net
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

A marked cory Of Tho Citizen. con.
tanning the accounts OF the opening
nlght al The Ellis opera house and the
d0inFa Of tho chorus girls. was aout
by Fred Nichols. ~ me Fifst National
bank. tho Penn Van. n ". Gazette.
and that paper gets on the follow.
ing
q copy 90 DE Daily Citizen OF AZ.
uuquorquo. Now Mexico. from Fred
Nichols. formerly OF Penn Van, tolls
~ the opening OF the now Elks tho.
alter 90 tbat city on February ~. by
me celebrated Weber a Fields com.
pany. of New YORK The receipts of
the performance we're about $1,000
but The show was dlsappolutmenf
However. there was CONS comrcu
ton, as lho chorus glris were ont fos
"a holiday and made things hum 'r
fiaId Albuquerque town. Tho Cr
yCu.s scribe was quite an ohaorv'ne
cuss as the following quotation from
hIs article describing ono of tte
chorus girls shows And there w1a
"a hole iu her stocking half way 90 me
knee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
HlLLsaoRo


From the Advocate.
Mr. and Mrs J. C.. Plcmmons arc
visiting Mr. and Mrs J. E. Hopkins
lt Auey.
II a Rlngor has sold hls ranches
ln the plains east OF Rincon 90 a
wealthy stoclman OF Mexico. who BE-
tockIng the range
Dolph Reed. who has a ranch on
the Continental divide above Hcrmosa,
was 10 town the early part OF the
week He reports very little snow in
the mountains.
70. y Leonard has Just completed
an excellent term Of school at Fair.
view, whore hls good work was great.
" appreciated by the patrons OF tho
school While here last fall Mr.. Leon.
ard made many warm friends.
On Tuesday evening about eighteen
representative young men Of this com.
muuity met al the court house Cor the
purpose OF organizing tho Hnlsboro
Social club. The biect of said club
10 10 promote the social life OF the
town and county IN general and have
a good time The following were elect.
"a 20 serve az officers Of the organlga.
lion President, W. y Mclean: vice
president W. W. Williams; secretary.
lohn A Audersoni treasurer, Lee n.
Crews; ianItor, Frank Fink The or
sauizatlon promises 20 be a credit 20
the town and 20 the members
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

who lined tho benches 81 police cour
Monday morning
There were thirteen 20 answer and
not one Of them had a cont OF money
They we're mostly aoboa To the roll
call they we're registered on the dock
et as follows;
Nlcin'u nIalpando. drunk. ton days;
Juan naca, fighting nuoon days.
William Boiler yagrant. nnoon days.
one Ford, drunk. tvo days. Jose Mar
timer. drunk, ten days; Lloyd Holt.
warrant. Ten days; Joo peterbcch.
who burnt his feet m the Gallup coal
mines. discharged; John OBrien. va.
grant Eve days Harry Heard. of
Bland. drunk. nvo Gays. Walt Adam.
SON. drunk ten days. ana , - Jurcc.
yki hghtIng. ton days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
NEW MEXICO Towns
LAS VEGAS

Word comes from Los Alamos Of the
death OF santana Garcia last Wodnoa.
day She was 20 year, ~ age and
succumhod 90 severe case 90 pnol.
monla.
Tho Colorado Telephone comran %
putting up the wire en- the now po,cs
from which the big cable Is TO hang
The cable will be strung early this
week.
A now arrival 90 the city Pc Joseph
Afam. a Syrian from Balreih ITO
waa = member of this community nine
Years 81. lie returned 10 bls home
In the east. and has now come back
with bis family &c. intends 90 open
store ~ Oriental wares soon
Cattle Inspector Walter OHricn Or
In the city Recently Mr. OBHon
made trip 90 Gallup ana vicinity. He
SAYS the stock ranges out that way
are exceedingly dry and that sheen
are beginning 90 turn mp thcir toes
Gus A Larson. who has beon q
resident OF Lac Vegas for twenty-five
years. received word recently of tho
death ~ DTS mother living In Cote
horg sweden. She died March 8 at
the age of g2 years from pneumonia
Tier general health was stlll good
She had eight children eight of whom
are in America.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
GALLUP


From the Republican
Mrs. John r. Brown has been quite
sick. but Is somewhat improved 81
tots time.
y. y, Zahm who has had quite a 30.
rioua attack Of the grip Is much bot
ter
W n. Reed and VIM. Scott. two
hoboa, we're arrested and given ave
days labor on the streets.
airs. Kroamer underwent a very
delicate operation Saturday. but Is
getting along very nicely, 90 the op.
Grafton was entirely successful
Marshal Wlnders vii 80 % Albu.
querquo 70 be present at a trial 10
DO held before tho grand Jury the
first OF next week lie win apepar
aa d witness
Mrs Yontz, wha has been visiting
r. % Yonlg and wife, has gone 10
Santa Ne 10 visit for time and from
hence she win go 20 80. Louis and
after a visit az the exposition, she
will return 20 her home IN the east
Tho BAH players OF Clarkvllle met
wednesday evening and organised
their team. which win bo known az
the Clarkville Bluea. win Beddow
vas elected captain and manager. and
Mel Bu72ard was elected secretary
and treasurer.
Rev. McClelland delivered a very
able sermon last sunday % a very al.
tentivo and appreciatlve audience.
Ills theme was the causes Of Christ's
cuclaxi0n. The subject was we'll
handled and many new original ideas
prodaced. Mr. MoClolland - win
ming laurela for hitaself By hia splen.
did dlacouFcea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

Pneumonia is too dangerous a dis.
ease for anyone 10 attomt 20 doctor
himself although be may have the
proper remedies at hand physician
should always be called u should be
borne In mind however THAI pnou.
monla always results from a cold or
from an attack OF the grip. aud by the
proper treatment OF these diseases
a threatened attack OF pneumonia may
boz warded on Tn.ro is NO question
whatever about this. az durng the
thirty years and more that Chamber
.aiu.s Cough Remedy has been used.
Ee nave yet io learn uf a single case
OF a cold or rtiack of the grip having
resulted ln pneumonia Nhen this rem.
ety WAS used. h ia also used by phy.
slCians ln the treatment of pneumonia
with the best results. DR.. w. J Smith,
0f sanders Ala vino is Also a drug.
slst. Says OF 90, / have boon selling
Chamberlain Cough Remedy and pre-
scribug u INA my practice for the past
six ycarB use % Zoo cases OF puou'
muuin ana have always gotten the
hest results Sold by nu druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
% You Want strcnnth

N YOU want 90 increase your
'trongih you must ao- 20 ana rot take
from the physical in other words.
the food that you eat must be digest.
"a. asslmllated and approprla cd by
The nerves, blood and Tissues. before
.c.lg expelled from the intostines
kodOl Dyspepsia cure adds TO the
physical 10 gives strength 20 and
5ualB up strength in the human sys-
tom % is pleasant 90 thc taste ana
1alaianlc. and the only combination
II digostants that Will digest the food
and enable the system 90 ppropriate
lIi 0f Its heath End trongth giving
Qualities Sold by aii druerist7
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
TERRITORIAL
REPUBLICANS
Convention al Las Vegas and Heat
ed Debates on Statehood
Resolution.

y Special TO The Citizen .
. Las Vegas. March lg-Tho Q
. territorial republican convention =
% Is well attended iron every =
. county. Temporary organization .
. was perfected at ~ o'clock. Hon. =
Q W. A. Haw&lnb Is temporary y
. chairman q
. There is no opposition to Gov e
. ornor Otcro as delegate % large .
o but lively contest Is on over y
. the other nye delegates. y
. Tho committee on resolutions p
. ls having a heated debate over q
. resolution Un statohoou Chances .
. are favorable 90 Joint statehood .
. resolution. Tho convention will q
o convene 90 permanent organiza. .
. ton az $3.50 p. M. q
. The people OF Las Vegas have .
. shown every courtesy TO the o
Q delegates and that Il 10 one OF Q
o the most hoHpItablo cities OF the o
. territory. q
. Later-At a:l5 p. m, the con z
y ventlon mas not YET erected per q
q manent organization. q
o Lator--Formnnont orFanifa. o
. ton was affected at 4;25 p. m., .
. by the election OF Col Veucos- D
= lado Jaramilla, o.; Toas county. Q
= pevmanen. chairman o
. . . . . . . . . . Q . . . . .
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
WILL REBUILD
THE CAR DEPARTMENT At THE
LOCAL SHOPS. so sAYs OFF,
cIAL

70 As soon az the hro Insurance 3
q adiusters set 10 work on the are q
q ruins az tde shops said a coast q
Q lines onicial last night. "and .
Q make their report the company D
Q will put men 20 work removing o
Q the debris have Il from high o
. officials that the company will re. o
. build tLe car department, bat o
. the building will not be- frame o
. 1T viii be either stone or brick, o
9 and VIII be considerably larger o
. than the several buildings de. Q
. etroyed By nro several evenings o
. ago o
o The above romarks c0rrObor. D
y atos what The Citizen stated the o
. afternoon following the IRE, 30 y
o the effect that tho burned de o
. trict will soon have erected @
. thereon more substantial build. q
. ings than those destroyed By SIRE D
. oe00S e0o8 zee .
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
SHOP FORCE
CUT DOWN
About Forty Men In the Machine
Shops Temporarily laid OF
This Afternoon.

9 The order received at the san. =
. "a re shops a few days ago cut .
. ing the machiUists and boiler. q
. makers working hours from ten .
= 20 eight hours. also carried wiz .
q 't an order 10 reduce tho force q
9 0f machinlsts employed about .
q thirty per cent which means a .
9 reduction oi about forty men, q
9 which added Co the number who .
Q have quit reduces the local .
. force about aixtynvo or seventy .
g men. q
q Master Mechanic Bean saId q
. that the order was not made q
. public 40 nrHt and that 20 had .
= been fought. but 90 no purpose .
o The Santa Fo mas decided TO o
. curtan expenses and tonight the .
. orders will have TO be- oboyod q
= zee doesn think that 70 viii last .
. long Dc affects only the ma. .
. chine department .
Usesoeo 0o osss0 - .
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
COULD PAVE EVERY STREET
Santa Fe Payday az San Bernardo,
Brings in Much Cash.

a"lta ~ FaynaG az aaN bffNaf0lNo
Brings In Much Cash.
speaking OF Cos $4,000 santa %
pay day. The San Bornardiu0 Times
index says
This ia tho day at the shops which
la ANTICIPATED from one month 90 an.
other Tho money which flowed out
tine Santa 30 cohers into the pockets
0f che employees vas sumcIent Go
make now city. or completely pave
every street "a The town
There viii be- no lnyoHs 30 Tor a.
could he announced by tho officials
ihia morning No ORDERS cutting down
fhe force nave boon received. ana -
Ear aa known 900 such movement is
contemplated Tho various depart.
manis aro chngEablocE with work. the
coach house has lta share OF repairs.
t1e paint shop ila snare OF cars Tor
HoW dress and tHo machine shop has
every engine ftal occupied
EFgry indication "a Tor continued
activity among tho shops ana the
need FOR locomotive power 70 prob
ably as greatly demanded as ever.
with the prospect that there VIII be
even a greater demand during the
summer than mas ever been before
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
ReaebI0s out for sIo CONTRACTS.

Reaching out FOR Big Contracts.
Eugene Murray. a mombor Of the
Whitney Hardware Co. Of Alhuquor.
cue. N. ~. Was in tho city Wodnoa
day and Thursday OF this week on
business with the Ncssrs. Rabbit
Bros. AH we understand the whit.
noy company are doalrous OF obtain.
ing The contract for putting the cold
storage plant for Babbitt Bros. as
we'll az all plumbing and everything
IN that line which means thousands ~
dollars worth Of work in their hands
The Whitney company being o re-
liable nrm with skilled mechanics
always en- their employ are very
liable % be awarded the contract
Flagstaff Sun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
NeNoLED sy ENGINE WHEELS

Faeundo Valdez Met Win a Horrible
Death at las Vegas Early Yester.
day Morning.
Facundo valdez. an old resident OF
Las Vegas, and a helper OF the engine
inspector was mangled and killed IN
a fearful manner. early on Friday
morning on Dead Mans Curve, In the
Las Vegas railroad yards Tie ia some
manner fen under n switch engine
which passed over his body length.
wise and tnon twisting him. passed
over bis right arm and les. His re.
mains were found probably an hour
aftor the accident occurred lie had
no family bot hls father who was
dependent upon him. lived with him
Valdez had been in tho employ OF
tho Santa 20 Railway company the
past two years and previous 90 that
haa for eight years worked in Las
Vegas stores
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

indian School improvements
a number OF new improvements are
hoing made at the Indian school south
~ Farmingtoh A contract was let
the FIRST of the week for a barn 23x03
foet, which win be built Of stone. be-.
sides there arc other smaller buiNl.
.nga under way OF construction at tho
present time. 10 Is reported that a
contract VIII Del Def in the near future
Tor an $4,000 school building rhoy
are now working on a ditch. which
Us about sixteen miles long. and ok.
pcct 20 complete ire same IN time 10
seed the sround % alfalfa this spring.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

tonic TO consult with Dr. Bacon con.
corning the treatment Of Don Eutlmo
Montoya. who ie dangerously 90 with
BrIghts disease. Il IL hoped that
Mr. Montoya may be gotten into con.
dltion 10 be taken 70 Mineral Wells.
Texas. On a few days.
n Fischer returned from the Nal
pals country. sovonty.hvo miles south.
east Of socorro. where he bought q
bunch Of nne beef cattle for the firm
~ Hnl a Fischer lie says there ls
no foundation whatever Tor tho 70.
port OF evidences Of recent volcanic
disturbances On the lava beds ~ tho
Mhlpais
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

Any child can take Little Barly
Rsors with perfect safety Thcy are
harmless. never grlpo or sickan. and
yot they are 30 certain in results That
robust constitutions requiring drastic
means are never disappointed. Iney
cannot fal 20 perform thcir mission
and every one who uses Dewitt q
little Early Rlgers prefer them 20 ail
other pills they cure biliuuHucna
Sold by aI druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
soooRRo

FROM the Ch'eftala
Rev NJ Mathlosor Is v.0lting m
Bolen and Hclnity.
VI N. Porter OF Denver WA IN the
city On his way 20 visit his extensive
cattle ranges ln the western part OF
the county
Hon and Mrs W H. Martin have
leased the Hanna property on Spring.
er street and viii soon be IN pos sea.
sion OF a pleasant home there.
o. W. Royce. a former resident OF
socorro is reported 10 have died IN
California several months ago Ills
daughter has recently written W H.
Byorts. lnquirlng concerning some
matters Of interest 20 the family,
sheriff Leandro naca loft for st.
Johns Arizona. He will return In
about a week having IA custody one
Juan Maeatna who On wanted by the
authorities here because OF too free
use % a gun.
T. J. Flooman arrived ln town from
"a Paao. He says that tho Pass City
ls houriahlug aH usual and that every
member az the s0corro colony there
seems 10 De doing we'll.
d. G. q. Duncan oi this city and
bis brother Dr. } A. Duncan. % Tole.
do. Ohio, visited several OF the mines
Ia tho Kelly camp Wednesday
y. A. Cleveland OF New York City
was IA socorro the nrst OF the week
az the guest OF Prof n. p smith Of
tho School OF Mines. Mr. Cleveland
left for Baldwin ranch. whore be viii
have an outing Tor g month or more.
Dr. awlaher vas called 10 San Al.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
The Name witch 1arsi.

The name witch hazel So much
abused, b. g. Dewitt a Co., chicago.
are the inventors OF the original ana
only genuine witch Hazel salve. A
certain cure tor Cuts. Burns, Bruises.
Ec2ema, Totter, piles. etc. There
are many counterfeits OF this aalve
some OF which are dangerous, while
they are an worthless. IN buying
witch Hazel salve see that the name
r. q. Dewitt a Co, Chicago. ia on the
box and cure Is certain Sold BY oil
druggiata.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
THE wlNsLow DIVISION
a Batch Of Railroad Paragraphs holn
The Win6low Mail.

A Batch Of Railroad Paragraphs hoin
The Win6low Mali,
Conductor y. N Dunold and wife
win leave Tor a visit in California
y Won FredencE. formerly chief
clerk 60 tie tralnmastora. lett lor Ira.
puato. Mexico
Brakeman 10 b. Jones OF the first
district has been SET up a. extra
conductor and made bis first trip on
the i2th.
w r. white. timokeeper for the
division lefl for los Angeles called
thIthor by the illness OF his brother.
The new zee house will be- com.
pies, about April 10Th. All the ice
has beer placed under cover The
railroad lost about onothird OF the
supply.
Agent SYKES. of Navajo. "a TEN.
porily az Wingato during ne absence
OF Agent kue. who has been called
east by the Illness OF hia father
Tom O'Kolly, formerly a conductor
on tho second district has been in
town thls week worKing "a the in.
teroBiB o. the railroad Temperance
Association
Conductor Cain. with train No 49,.
had a slight accident N Haucks tank
the hrst of the week Accident VAS
caused by broken truck. but out.
side Of delaying the passenger trains,
little damage was done
Fireman O. 81 Brown, returned
rom q "trip east While away he took
the hrat degree On mair.mouy. Miss
Mhel tearl Applsbery being the
young lady The wedding occurred az
"a Iunta
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

james saltnr. vol known here a7
wool buyer Tor Whitman, Framework
a Thayor OF Boston, died Sunday a.
Prescott. Arizona, death resulting
from appendicitis after a very bric,
illness. The remains passed through
Albuquerque this morning accompa.
MED By the grief stricken wife bound
for Denver The deceased spent Eey.
eral wool buying seasons In Alhu.
querque and had many friends hero
who viii regret 20 learn n hls Hudisn
dnmIan-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
PEANUTS sY THE TRAIN LOAD

$4,000 Worth Of Virginia Crop on
10 way 70 Chicago.
A train load Of tniriy.three cars OF
peanuts left SUFFOLK. Va. last week
via the Norfolk q Western Tor Cbi
cage This Is the largest c0nslgn.
mont Of peanuts ever made from the
Virginia peanut section, OF which sur
folk Is the center The train is beau
tlmlly hammered and has been used
as quite an advertisement Tor the Vlr.
ginia peanut shipping section. as we'll
as calling attention 10 the fact that
the mus were shipped from SUFFOLK.
Tho train carries about 200 sacks OF
peanuts estimated weight about pO0,,
900 pounds, making the contents
worth nearly $4,000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

sheriff Carlos Dnca ~ Valencia lef.
this morning for Santa 10 conducting
two prisoners to ibc noHlicut0ary. One
was tho indian convicted 90 criminal
assault on Miss Laura Collins. and
the other was Antonio Estrada. con.
victod Of ravishing a thirteen year olI
glr. The latter goes 90 toe pen for
i've years aud tbo former Will bo m
generated there pending action for
new trial. Both men woro sent up
from the last term of Valencia count
court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

An old and we'll tried remedy
Mrh. Winalow'H Soothing dyruJ has
been used for over sixty years by mil
ions % mothers for their chllIreH
while toothing with perfect success
Il Boothes the child. aofteua the gums,
lllays az pain, cures wind collie and BE-
me best remedy Tor diauhooa. ls
pleasant 20 the taste. Sold by drug
gists 10 every part OF the world. TWEEN.
ty.hyo ccatg a bntiio. rs val IL Ia
ealoulahle BE sure and ask for Mrs
Wlnslow's Soothing syrup and take
no other kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
InlIammatarg RhsumalIsm cur,a.

iHUamHatofF hneuWatiam Cured,
William Shnmer. Drakeul OF
penulaon, ohio, was confined % his
he'd for several weeks with innhs ma.
tory rheumatism. ~ used man rem
euies he says FINALLY / seat 20
McCaw'a drug store for a bottle or
Chamherlain'a Pain Halm. az which
time ! was unable 90 "a e hand or foot,
and Ia one weeks time Was able 20 60
TO WORK as uappy as o clam tI.
sale by ail Dr. Wislf.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

n you desire q good complexion use
Mokl Tea, a pure herb Drink Il acts
on the liver and makes tho skin
smooth and clear Cures sick head.
ache. Us cents end 90 cents. Money
refunded q Il does not satlsiy you.
h y Hngea q Co and s yann q
San.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

fieid quickly Oh the wonderful cur.
alive and heating qualities of Foiey e
money and Tar % prevents puoumo
mia and consumption from a hafd cold
settled on the lungs For sale by d.
a. uNoly & Co.