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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
CAPTURED sy A pUss.
Frank sullivan, on Trial for Robblng
r. p. q 8. ". Car, Was Trapped In
San Antonio street Saloon.
O. HOlrEitiiOFF Iil.
Secretary

AZ the trial OF Frank sullivan. who.
70 Is alleged. ls implicated IA tho theft
nf eleven bolts OF fine silk from tho
El Paso A. Southwestern cars, with
a. A. Bartlett. who is under lncld.
ment. Robert Austin. manager OF the
Palace saloon, figured as D prominent
witness today, says the ~ Paso News.
sullivan. 30 Austin alleges. accom-.
panied Bartlett 10 the Palace saloon.
while the latter proposed 10 Austin 10
sell him the silk Bartlett told Austin
n came easy.
This placed the saloon man on tho
alert and when tho couple returned
with tho goods Bartlett waa invited
up stairs into Austlns room, where
he waa to get $50 for tho goods.
sheriff Boone and Manner Clements,
his deputy were there. aud Bartlett
was arrested sullivan, who stood out
side watching the silk, waa also ar
rested Tho trial consumed the en-.
tire morning.
sullivan was fOunu guilty by tho
Jury this afternoon and bis punish.
mont nxod az two years IN she pcnl-
touilary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
NEW LINE FOR
HILL CLIQUE

New YORK. March tS.-Tho report
from the northwest that tho Great
Northern interests have practically Oh.
tainod an option on the Bellington BAY
a British Columbia road. the Wash.
ington railroad controlled by ID o.
Mills and h!S associates. Is confirmed
IN Wall street This line has under
operation about Atty miles OF rail-.
road 10 tho northern part Of Washing.
ton, running nom New Whatcnm 20
Maple Falls Last year an extension
through 10 Spokane was planned 10
make a now route 90 the Pacific coast
and u WAS generally reported that E
~ Hartman intended 20 use the limo
as a North Pacific route. letting the
Union Pacific through spokane 10 70.
get Sound The practical purchase
By the Hlll interests removes this
possibility
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
RAILROAD employees
The Situation Up 70 This After
ROOn-.Number Of Men Dis
satisfied and Have Quit.

The oirhthour cut order affecting
The machInlsts aud bollormakors OF
the local shops OF tho santa De
system. which went into eject
an over the system yonter.
day, is not received favorably By the
employees oi the Albuquerque shops.
aa stated In The Citizen yesterday al
tornoon. and. although the Morning
Journal says that the men are en.
iirely contontod and are unanimously
gIsd that their wages arocutouonfth
q canvas oflargo number on maohin.
iaia of The local shops made BY a ron.
rcscntallvo Of Tho Culaon today
found this statement 90 be- "rank
canard.' Extreme dissatisfaction ore.
walls. and roalEnaiions from the a..
narimcnta affected by the cut 10 the
order OF business az the umokeopors
ONCE.
The 0mcor in charge Informed The
Clilzon that fifteen men have quit
since yesterday. but the men say tnat
there were more, and this afternoon
moro are being received.
The Citizen does not lnalnunte that
there "a likely 20 DO a strike. but ui.
morH % something IN tho future
were horaldod throughout tho busl.
moss section Of the city yesterday.
This paper knows there VIII be- lota or
vacancies and the monthly pay roll
90 the Albuquerque shops viii De- cut
down many thousands of dollars por
month
Tho Vase scale contract between
&c boilmakers and company does not
expire until August I, reported a boil
ormakar thia omrnIng. and then
some action may bo taken in tie
matter
a machInist told The Citlson this
afternoon that meeting would BE-
bold o. ChiC1go. with tho railroad
1mcIals on Wednesday. March 20. re-.
7ardlng the new scale OF wages and
the cut la working hours from ten 90
eight hours.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
A BIG STRIKE
ON IN NEW YORK

Now York. March rs Twenty thou
sand bricklayors aud laborors and
about 10000 iron workers are on a
strike, and unless a settlement can be
reached 90 a conference today the
strike wiz probably spread tnl about
100000 men are Involved. Employer
are considering Il improbable that any
settlement viii De reached. and arr
proparIng for the strike which they
believe Will follow Members OF other
unions. who win be OUT OF work be.
cause they cannot proceed with build
mss without the brIcklayorB. are said
20 be Indignant that the bricklaYers
should tio up the whole building 10.
duntry.
Twenty ave hundred photographers
have struck rather than be locked out.
They Qult when thoy must sign ~.
hliratIon agreement Or 6o discharged
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
HARRY v LEE olty olerk.


10 the matter Of the estate OF uoorge
W Johnston. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on the
zen day Of March 1904. the undorslgn.
ga was duly appointed al exocutrlx
OF the last viii and testament of
George W Johnston, deceased. by tho
probate court OF BcrnaiiI0 county
an persons having claims against
said estoto are required TO present the
same within one year from said ap.
poIniment 90 the probate court for a.
Iuwanco as prowdoJ hy law
FLORENCE POYAs JOHNSTON.
ENecuiriN OF last will and testament
OF George ~. Johnston, deceased
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

IN Santa ne he was IN charge for
eight years Of tho New York section
with iia central station a. Cornell
University, Ithaca. New York. q. nc.
Lnuoy AZ present 10 the weather fore
cast ONCE at Denver and who was
at one time section director OF hin.
ole, viii succeed Mr. Hardlnro NJ
santa Fo Mr. Haraingo during his
stay at Santa Fo has greatly extended
and improved the service OF the
weather bureau In this territory. 20
that q has become Of great value
especially Co farmers and stockmon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
Mr.. CLEVELAND
q YEARS OLD

Princeton ~ D.. Maich ~ Former
President Grover Clovolppd was O.
years old today Do accordance with
hiF custom ho spent the whole day n
home on Bayard Lane. with his wife
and children A few personal friends
called during tho day and offered their
congratulations nd numerous mes.
aages o. felleltatiou were received
from friends ana admirers throughout
the country
M Cleveland has enjoyed better
health this winter than FOR several
years past
lie ~ contemplating a shooting trio
IN the south IN the near future and
later will 90 with his family 20 nus.
larG's BAY 20 spend the summer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
WAKES rIoAr cor .sr.

Receives Torf3I, Wound. out Finally
Manages 20 shoot and XIII His OF.
poncnt a Mexican Desperate.
one oi che nuViost fights Tor 100
that has over occurred in Arizona took
place "Wednesday afternoon whom Is
brooks Noble. on eastern tendcrf00l
after a most saun'nary encounter.
shot and KILLED O. Mexican iosperaao.
Domingo Moreno The encounter 5c
Cured three miles east of D0uE,a B..
while Noble was bringing Moreno 90
Douglas un charge 90 robbery
The Mexican attacked Noble with a
knife and rui hia hands and a-ms IN
"a horrible m1uuy.. Noble made a va
liant fight pulling bic revolver and ar.
Ing. but hia hands we're so badly mn
tllatcd that h's ohm was uncertain ana
without eject They rrapplod and No
hIo lost his revolver ln the struggle
besides sustaining terrible wounds .n
me head.
Amas ~ blood. with hia stranrt b
last chl.ng ho succeeded IN recover.
ms his revolver and. while PROSTATE
upon the ground. used both hands up
on the triggof and shot bis opponent
through the base % the neck, killing
him instantly.
Nobo made his way t0 a nearby
ranch. reported the tragedy and thou
tainted from want OF blood His
wounds are painful. CHASTITY. but not
necessarily fatal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
MRS FRANCIS PRICE.
Died a the Southern Hotel. silver
city. the other Morning.

city. the other Morning.
Mrs Francis Price died al her houo
Loo the Southern hotol last TUESDAY
niEht NJ 10 O'Clock. says the silver
city Independent
Tho cause ~ her death was ncurltis
terminating in neuralgia OF che heart
Mrs Price had hoou 800 only few
lays and the announcement 0f her
death was vpfy unexpected
Mrs Price has lived ln Silver City
fur tWottyfour years by her nr'
marriage she had one daughter. Lly
who o. now MIRA Aiken. The doceas
cd spent her nsst few years IN New
Mexico on the MImbros and came o.
Silver City nrst FOR the education 90
her uaughior She later took charra
Of tho Ladies' Hospital ana WIS MAJ
ron there Tor ten years. She was one
of tho most omciont nurses which the
town has over known and spent may
years OF her lifo IN this occupation.
"A the time ~ her death Mrs Price
was 90 years % age. She had expect.
Cd a visit from her daughter. Mrs Ats
en-, al during the winter and only late
" became absolutely certain Of her
coming. She was expected On about
ten days. Tho news 81 her mothers
death. however. rendered her unasio
20 travel and hence she could NOT BE-
present az the funeral services.
Soon after the death the remains
were removed 90 tho house OF Mrs. Ed
Dickinson who was one OF Mrs. Prices
oldest and most intimate friends From
this house on Thursday afternoon a.
4 o'clock the comn was taken TO tho
Catholic church and there a vast mum.
her ~ old and Lew friends gathered
10 pay respect % the departed 4 long
line of carriages followed the body o.
iu last testing place IN the Masonic
cemetery
Mrs Price viii always bc remem.
borcd IN silver city az one ~ the
nohlest and most self sacrificing on
women Fer death Is mournod by
many
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
IuIIu. wsl,Isr. 80 -.

Last week two natives who we're
hording band OF sheep Tor Julius
Wcizlor. OF Ilolbrook. abandoned the
herd roHr Prescott and the entire
band ~ 1000 head is lost or scatter.
cd. 90 there ls little chance OF ever
getting thom together again. The coy.
otoa and mountain lions have killed
many while hundreds have poriahed
ot thirst. The loss 10 about 5000.
The natives claim they lost tho herd
Prescott Courier
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
SENTENCE SERMONS.

Hope lives until love dies
Honesty needs no advertising
Short prayers have the surost aims
They who live on fashion die OF
folly
A mans ufe always follows Als
mitn
Morality h. motor and not meohan.
ical
A man only ands ufs where he Loses
self
Only ,he soltoentered are selfsatis.
hea.
The doors Of truth open only TO the
true
,nat which 10 useless cannot be
harmless
Words are hut the 'hiugs that truth
wears
he who viii mo-. be a servant can
not he a saint
u is easier 10 endure failure than
DO bear success,
Today is never better by tomor
rows burdens
fhfaulng a cross De- uu proof OF noE.
sessinE a crown.
Ne gives but an empty hand VINO
wiJhhohu his heart
A little Sin may hold as much Sor.
row as a larss one.
mmity 70 new ideas o. no proof Of
loyalty 10 old ones
A o. no algn that a man 10 riding 10
heaven because he Is driving Others
there.
betier the service without the sea.
tmont than the sentiment With0ui
The service.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

house Improvements" ana ballots
against the issuance OF said bonds
shall read: Against the issuance OF
$4,000 Of honda Tor school house I'm.
provcmonta"
IN witness whereof have hereunto
set my hand and caused this proofs.
nation 20 be attostod by the sigma.
ture OF the city clerk Of the said city
Of Albuquerque, with corporate seal
this 9TH day Of March. A. y. 1904.
tseaO q. p. MYERS.
Mayor
Attest
nanny D LEE nlL. nL.-L
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

lt was officially announced yestor
day that Richard A. Harding, Tor tho
past six years director Of th9 United
states weather bureau ia Santa BE
VIII leave 10 June for Honolulu, the
capital Of the Hawaiian Ialanda. there
20 establish q weather bureau. Mr.
Hardiugo entered the neurological
service Ia 1856. aud has been station.
ed al many pointa On the east BE-.
fore succeeding Major a. b. Heruoy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
ERNEST GAMBLE COMPANY
THEY WILL APPEAR At ELKs'
rHEATER MoNoAYNioHr NEXT

on next Monday evening al the
Elks thoator tho Ernest Gamble com
pany. the third and last OF the lecture
series secured by the University ~
New Mexico. viii appear IN this city.
The company consists OF three OF the
most skilled artists who have ever ap.
peared Ia the west II ls q trio OF un.
usual merit Mr Ernest Gamble. the
basso. Is one oi the leading artists OF
the country The highest rccommon.
dat.ous have been received by the city
concerning Mr. Gamblc's artistic and
wonderful singing
There o. with him tbe well known
pianist Edwin 81 shonot. This man
has been associated with some OF the
greatest ARTISTS OF the day Tie o. OF
the Lesrhejizky school and ranks high
with tho prominent pIau.sts which Do
has produced Miss Bertha Webb o.
the third lInk Boa the chain. and sends
before her o. iar reaching reputation
as one of Che foremost yIoliuiais o.
Che day She has appeared ln con
corts of note Tor several years and "a
greeted With vast enthusiasm. She
.a small in stature aud so makes hos
powerful playing even more wonder
ul
The program De- as follows
RubInstcin us20lS9N "rrot de- Ca.
vaerle' ,.,..... ....,...,........
Edwin 81 shonort.
WionlaWsh is35tSS0l Concert NO
2 Romance ana Finale a Ia Yin
CARA ............. ..,.,......
Miss Bertha Webb
leslie stuart ...... THE Ban5"lero'
Ne Ernest Gamble
Chopin US0g1St8l CAD "Marche Pa
nohre' from Sonata On % fat.
Mendelasohn tisO8lSi7 lbl Spring
song from songs without Words"
Sir Shonort
Schubert u797i82Sl TAD "rho Bee"
GODDARD uSls) Cbl Berreuse from
IuCgiyn' .....,..,. ,...,.,,,,
Miss webb
Scotch Medley lal "Tho Bonnie
Banks Of Loeb Iomond ....,...
Somoraotshirc Rallad CD Young
Richard" ...................
Mr. Gamble
strauss Waltz. Vienna Bon hons
Mr. shonort
MascaEi u8G3l lntermezz0 from
"Cayalloria Ruaticana' ,...,....
Miss Webb.
Ckamlnade .....(a) cole 10 Bacchus'
Cornelius .,..,.tbl THE Monaiono"
Irish SonE DO. (cl "On 20 Philadelphia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
OLD prints" WORK
ING FOR UNCLE SAM

Richard Powers. in "a letter to The
ellison, tells the "loIngs' OF a fov
Albuquerque oldumo printers no
Washington. ID O. lI0 Says Bu
Mnttocks and : are etin sticking type
for Uncle sam and IKE our Jobs we'll
IKE Williamson also holds down O
fra,de 10 the big printory. also Bee
ringer, who worked on The Clifton u
1888, ao you see there is quite O.
good sized delegation OF ox-Albuquer
quo typos IN the national Capital CRY
az present An send regards and
wish 10 De remembered 20 oldtlme
acquaintances."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
ST. PATRlCKS DAY
Robert Emmett Drama at st.
Mary'S HaIl.-BOilermakerS'
Ball at rlkS hall.
'SHAMUS O'BRlEA" At THEATrR

The sroat Irish drama Robert
i1mmet. was rendered last night at g.
Mays bali by local talent and tho
Flay was never more thoroughly pro
auced even by professionals. than
ID W4s uy amatugru last night
There was just enough people ln
the east. including peasants. soldiers
and jurors. 90 make % Interesting for
aii stage uurpoaCa. and every charaC.
ter vas admirably assumed and por
traycd
The irlah patriot Robert Emmett
wa taken by J Uuphani and in the
conviction scene. when poured opt
= brilliant defense oI himself 20 the
iuugo and jury. be- was Indeed par
excellence.
" % Grlmmor was a most excel.
Leaf O1eary, an ora soldier. while A..
Wilson. barring his attempt % sing.
vas a nue Da-by pGan, a spring Of
the Emerald isle.
Miss Ethel GatlIn took Maria, the
wife OF Robert Emmett. la fine style.
and Miss Catherine hill was a good
Judy o Doughorty.
Horny Connolly assumed lord Nor.
bury. the Judge and Corporal Thomas
90 good advantage
A. NJ Eap.noaa was Dowdali
irlond 90 Emmett. g. Boarrup was
Herman. a traitor and r. - Kelly
was Sergeant iopiaL
The music Cor the OCCASION was rem.
dorod uy Mrs. GIdoonFutrollo ana the
49, Mary's orchestra.
Immediately after tho performance
handsome doIl which lad been on
exhibition az j. ~ Odely a Cos
drug store, was uniou. and W.
Moore Clayton was TIE lucky winner
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
IA. A MAJORITY against strlka b.


Conral city. March is-rhe nam.
moth shaft house ana its valuable
plant of machinery az the 0unnen
mine near here were totally destroy.
90 hy Ore this morning. entaiilng q
loss OF $4,000, with no insurance.
The origin OF tho nre De- unhuowa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

not be able 10 open April ! ca was
expected The vault doors and inside
fixtures. which were shipped from the
factory some time ago. have become
lost en- route and val be late IN ar.
rLVlnE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
Morlee 81 soNaoLlpA1Ich.

Notice hereby given that in ac.
rordauce with chap or ~ OF toe acts
1f the Legislative assembly on thC ter.
.iiory of New Mexico o. 1903. ana IN
accordance with section 600 of the
$3.50 code of California, the santa Do
Pacific Hospital association. o. corpor.
tion existing under ne laws oi the
ruiofy of New Moxlr.. ana me b. O..
Hospital association a corporation
NIHf.ug under che laws of the state of
California 1id heretofore on The 10th
Iay OF january ty action OF their ro.
pcci'ya boards of directors 0r trus.
eca. aascnioa to in writing by three.
lourtbs of Che whole number oft trus.
.a.s 1f tha SAINTS De Pacific Hospital
association and Hy three Tourihs OF
Doe whole numher of directors of the
g g. Hosrlta. association. arrcc ana
determine upon the consolidation OF
id hospital aFsocl-aoun enc c0usol.
lut.nr to bo known ana DESIGNATED
SANTA TE COAST LINES uOspl
Az ASSOCIATION. and Co 0o organ.
under the laws of the state of
california. with its principal place
usincss at los Angeles Iu said state
SANTA PIE PACIFIC HOSPITAL As.
ISOLATION hy A. O. W4Is.
lts Chairman
Attest.
q. MOTHERHOOD Jk.
scrrutlr
"HE 3 G. HOSPITAL ASsOCiAI tuN.
49, A. 70 WELLS.
its Chairman
Attest.
O. HOlIEBuOFF. IN.
Secretary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
coaI MIners Win Not olrIEs

indianapolis March is.-Telloas 10.
day completed the count OF the votes
OF miners on ;he proposition 20 &C.
oopt o. reject tue operators onor ct
two years wage scale. Tho vote Tor
acceptance was ss.blA against g..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

w. q. Barnes Of Collar county. sec
rotary OF the New Mexico cattle san.
itary board, who was mere on buai.
ness, went 10 las Vegas yesterday
From Lea Vegas he will so to Roswell
90 attend a meeting of the board.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
HENRY THURBER
DEAD AT DETROIT

Detroit Mich. March "a Henry
r Thurber, wellbnown attorney oi
thIa city. who was private secretary
to President Cleveland during bic sec.
ond torn. died today ne was opor.
atcd ON for appendicitis two weeks
ago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

The death of Henry r. Thurbcr ne
announced m tho tclcgraphic dts.
patches yesterday" said a Do,roltor 20
Tho Citizen today "is loss Co New
MoNlco as wen ns Detroit Mr. Thur
Der who has sponi some time hero
was a nrm believer On a great future
for New Mexico he had a high ap
probation OF the value OF the timha-
possessed hy the American Lumber
company IN tho Zuni mountains anil
also bad great faith ln the mineral
prospects there ne was well thought
OF hv on who knew him. and was flr
many years a law partner OF OK POST
master General Don NJ Dickinson.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

. n hornd0n. oasnier OF the state
National bank Of Albuquerque. said
this morning that the new bank viii
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
me ooliermaken' Dance.

Al least three hundred couples
danced and shared mo hospitality OF
Good intont Lodge No. 20. lnterna.
tlonal brotherhood OF Bollormallors
and Iron ship builders at Elks' hall
last night and "a was carly this morn.
Ing that he tarylng guests. tired
but happy departed for their several
homes
The Grand march. led by w. j Kin.
Caid. president of the B0llermakcra
union. and Miss Jessie Waldle. start
cd ~ o'clock and clrcled the spac.
ious hall % inspiring march muslcron.
dored by the Woodmen orchestra.
The moving column reached entirely
-sivuuu the hail. so great we're the
numbers in line. The program con.
tainod twcnly.four dances.
The hall was profuaoly decorated
With streamerH and bunting OF most
every color imaginable. with green
predominatng Hlsh on the south
wall OF the nall black and bold stood
out the insignia OF the union.
During the intermission az -
o'clock supper was served % ban.
guot han
Tho following are committees 90
whom much credit 20 due for the
great success OF the AFFAIR:
Arrangomont-W j. Taylor H..
Whitfield. W. r. A.ncald.
FOOr-D ~ Phillips Prompior.
N. Doughoriy Thomas Crawford, n.
d. Haaty, l.. L. housuce.
Bocepiion-W g. Abboll. G. Mar.
ion, william Lacy. j h0ico. A. A.
Pike. r. McCurmlcE. q A Anderson.
H. GU Cyrus Alexander
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

the John ianglh cottages on uun
Ing avenue have been completed Al
a cost OF $4,000 each.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
aahamus o.arIenn - NInhl.

"shamus o'Brlen" Laot Night
u "Shamus OBrien. produced At
the Eks theatre last night by the
Blunkal company. was a fair sample
OF what the remaining dates on the
calendar OF the company a. the Elks'
viii be- q b. saIe 90 say that crowd.
ed house VIII greet them every night
The performance last night was
highly commondatory n wa. good
entertainment after the nrst act. but
the drolluosE OF the prologue or what
might be- called such, was not the
fault OF the characters
'Shamus OBrlon, On name. fame
and sentiment 90 extremely Irish
and given laht nlght on the evening
Of 81 ParIcks day. was extremely
suggestive of che pride and passion
~ the Irish people
Green was much u evidence
throughout tho house and audience.
hrvin h.unkall carried the lead.
roll with Lillian Atwood a. the lead.
ms lady Miss Atwood captlyatod the
audience with her expression OF
pathoa aud characterlsm
Charles Morkers dancing made a
decided hit with tA0 house
tonight Captain Impudence