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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
wIMsLOW

From the Mail
Mrs. Thacker OF Ponzance was Wis.
itlng here last sunday the guest OF
Mrs. DR., Hathaway.
VI. 3. Fielda. manager of the
Holmes supply company In New Mex.
leo aud Arizona returned from Los
Angeles where be had been attending
the annual meeting Of stockholders
oi the Holmes supply company, and
also looking after private business.
he reports southern California enjoy
ing iine rains
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. u. Reyes. ST..
Of Fargo. Dakota, are Ia WinHlOw
vlaltlng Mr.. aud Mrs. George a,
keyos. Jr Mr.. Keyos Is one OF la.
kola's most prominent citizens. aud.
as he has the distinction OF having
attained the thirty.third degree. is
ono OF the most prominent Scottish
Rite Masons In North America.
The flfth annual ball given last
Wednesday evening by winslow
Lodge no. 53G. ~ 2. o. n. kept up Us
wen earned reputation Of being the
social event Of the season Il was a
brilliant success. From the overture
preceding the grand march until the
beautiful strains OF Home. Sweet
Home" at 5;i5 a. m. there was moth
Ing to mar the pleasures Of the oc.
casion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
AOLBROJK

From the Argus.
sheriff hoaoS IA IN receipt OF a
beautiful bralden hair hat band. a
present from VIM. OMalley. who was
sentenced from this county about a
year ago 10 serve atc years In Yuma
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Armbruster have
arrived from Los Angeles. While
there Mr.. ADMINISTER underwent a
surgical operation. from which he has
entirely recovered. DE met a number
OF people who formerly resided In
iolbr1ok. ali seemed to be prosper.
iag.
A report has reached here from
Fort Apache Of the miraculous escape
OF Sergeant Johnson from drowning
In Black river whom the pay escort
was going down 10 Rice station after
the money box Il seems the escort
was delayed several days on the nc.
count of the high waters and whom
they did attempt 20 cross the ser.
gcant was swept OF his horse aud
when rescued was unconscious. A
few more oscapadcs with that treach.
erous stream and the Hoibrook route
may again be the scene OF their
travels.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
ANoTEHR GASOLINE ACCIDENT
AND TWO SERIOUSLY HURT

Al O'Clock this morning a shock.
ing accident occurred IN the resistance
of W. } Fisher. at 62s south Fourth
avenue. due 10 the explosion OF a gas
1line stove. which was being allied. By
which Mira. Fisher and nor little
daughter we're very badly burned the
laughter W. much ~ that she Is IN q
very precautions condition, says the
Tucson Citizen.
The girl, Miss Ada, who "a fourteen
years Of axe aud has been attending
the public school. was illlng the stove
when the explosion occurred and ~
literally burned from mead 20 foot.
and. as DR.. Rogers. who was sum.
mohed. Expressed v, il u not the char.
acter OF the injuries but the extent
that ls 30 serious. The mother was
burned on the hands and feet while
trying 10 save the daughter BY cnvei.
oplng her IN a blanket. and while her
injuries are not nearly 80 bad a. the
girls, she 10 nevertheless suffering
great pain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
ARIZONA TOWNS

Join his family who are stopping there
for the winter.
y. A. sawyer. a heavy sheep grower
Of Navajo county was a west bound
passenger en- route for Prescott and
Phoenix.
Mrs. u. j. Kidd and her daughter,
Mary. returned from Los Angeles,
Cal, where they spent the past three
weeks for the beaeai OF Miss AaFy'e
health
District Attorney n. " Ashurat re-
celved telegram announcing the
death OF his sister, Mrs. Iva Pitts IN
La Angeles. California. lie left tho
next morning for that city 70 attend
the funeral. She had only been eick
for few days and the announcement
% her death was = shock to her broth
or and friends She was raised I'd
Flagstaff from her infancy aud her
many friends here will learn with
deep sorrow OF her death. She leaves
two little children. a mother. one SIS
ter and Eve brothers 10 mourn her
loss She was a good. Christian lady
liked and loved by every one who
knew her and her relatives have The
deep eympathy OF this community I'd
their sad bereavement.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
WILLIAMS
From the News.

From the News.
John n. Cameron was a business
visitor In Williams from anita.
Fred Baum decided that Flagstaff
was altogether too slow for him, and
has returned to Williams.
Amos Lindstrom, who has been
acting as scaler and bookkeopor al
the Saginaw camps for some time
past, has resigned his position and
VAL go 70 Los Angeles. where he will
undergo a course Of treatment for his
eyes. which have given him a great
deal OF trouble OF late
Andrew Gustall. who Cor the past
two months has beeg visiting with bis
brother Nels, departed for his home
In Seattle, while hero Mr.. Gustafi
most thoroughly enjoyed himself and
carries away with him nothing bat
praised for our beautiful little city
Many friends formed here during hls
stay wish him we'll In his northern
home
Last Monday night at Sllvernail
hall the williams Orchestra club
gave lis second dance. owing TO the
lnclomency OF the weather, the at
tendance was not very large, but
those who braved the elements were
amply repaid. as Jolly good time
WAS enjoyed by ali. The music fur
nlshcd was an that could be desired
and shows conclusively that the boy'
are improving very fast. The mex
dance Will be given January 80, at tbs
same hall.
Oskar Eckstein Pm D., Of the Uni
versity OF Chicago. and DIR. Winfre'
q. Frallck OF New York, were hels
here by tho ditching OF No. Z. TIT
gentlemen had just returned from th'
Grand Canyon as word WAS receives
OF the accident, and both generously
rendered their services. Drs. EckstaiI
and Frallck are travelling over I'M
santa re delivering lectures at al
points where tha road has reading
rooms located to che roads employe
and are under the supervision Of 5
g. Busser, superintendent OF readinl
rooms Of the Santa Ne system, Thet
next lecture will be nt seligman.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
ITEMS or INTEREST.

The Belgians are the largest potato
eaters IN the world and the Irish come
second.
Trees transplanicd at night are
more likely 10 live than those trans
planted in daytime.
Smokeless powder throws OF a faint
haze which Ia clearly discernibie
through violet glasses.
Quail are becoming 80 scarce that
both France and Germany have ahso.
lutely prohibited their killing.
Argentina. with nearly one-thlrd the
area OF the United states and Alaska
has population OF only 100000
while e could easily support 10000.
600
tn, 4nal spike In the railroad from
Canton to Samsbul was driven the
other day. But before II had been
driven down twenty-four hours II was
stolen by the Chinese.
Mrs. W. H. Koough. member Of
the Chicago board OF education. Il
making a vigorous campaign In thai
city against the sale OF dime novels
20 children.
In a mass OF meteoric stone. Prof
Molssan. the celebrated French ply
s.cist. has discovered a number OF dia
monds Of microscopic dimensions, hui
OF regular octahedrai form and perfect
water.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
MINE OWNERS or
PiTTssURo ARR HERt

ftFrom Wednesdays Daily Citlson.l
a large party Of distinguished Puts
burg PA. mining men animated tn
scene In the lobby Of The Alyarado ID
day.
They arrived from Magdalcna on TN
early morning train and will remalI
in the city until tonight. when the.
viii depart on the Chicago limited 70
the biz Windy City and eventually IN
smoky City. where they reside. A
he head OF the party IL Howard Pas
chal. MANAGER Of the Trl.Bulhon WI
liam company, ana he has been escort
Ink them over the southwest on a tril
lot inspection Of various properties
owned by the company.
~ Paschal said. we left Chlcagl
on the 10th OF the month and hay,
been down TO clifton, Arizona. and NJ
10 Magdalena The TrlBullion Wi
liam company. OF which those men ar
stockholders. owns a group Of cope
mines In Orahem county. Arizona. an
the Kelly mine at Kelly, socorro cour
IT, this territory. The Graham count,
group Ia the same 10 which Congress
men Corloss and Hamilton. Of Mich
gan, were interested. The Kelly min
We purchased October i5 last year
The Kelly mine. as guess 20
know. Is a copper. lead and zine PROF
erty The most Of the zinc carbonit
oren taken from this mine are hein
shipped TO Germany. This mine ha
not produced large amount OF cOppc
and lead ores IN the past, but the pro'
pect II thai Il viii IN the near futur,
We have taken some pretty rich or
from lower working lately and "
are encouraged 10 sink a deep develoI
Ing shaft which will be done rlgn
away We also anticipate putting "
plaut for the concentration OF IN
copper and lead ores.
"our trip has been made With yer
satisfactory results. Zach member q
the company seems wen pleased wit
what he saw and his investments"
In the party are J. y. Crusan. n. ,
Dowler. J. w Miller. d. r. white. ~
Marshal W d, Hammond. J. w Mool
Inomas Gilpan. Harry Miller e. !
hammond. d. NJ. Kier, Charles A.
brand and Lawson Aubrey.
Tae Bullion William compau
has 10 headquarters at Chicago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
ELKS Ar ROSwELL
A LODGE or ANTLERs ORGAN.
lied At ROSWELL, WITH
BRIGHT FUTURE PROSPECTS.

Tuesday evening the Elks resident
In Roswell met AT tde Office OF l.. X.
McGaGey and perfected the plans for
the organization Of a lodge OF their
order here, says the Roswell Record
Harry w walters acted az chairman
and T.. X McGaney a. secretary. Past
Exalted Ruler J. NJ. Price, OF Del Rio.
Texas. lodge No. ss7, was present. and
by invitation gave the members some
very beneficial instructions relative TO
tho organization OF a new lodge
District Deputy Grand Exalted Ru.
Ter A. D. ReAehan, OF Santa Fe, hav.
ing consented TO recommend the estah.
llshment OF lodge in Roswell, which
now hos ;he required 5000 population,
{, was unanimously agreed 70 proceed
90 organize a. once. The chairman
appointed r. A. Cahoon and l.. X. Nc
Carey committee on applications
for membershlp. These two gentle.
ment will have entire charge OF this
and their standing In tho community
Is such aa 10 assure that only the best
material Will be selected.
ny q unanimous vote Il was decided
70 limit the number OF initiates 10
forty, OF whom twenty-five viii be Sc
lectad from Roswell and the remain
Ing nneen from Carlsbad, Arteala. Ia
german. Portales and other places
within TIE Jurisdiction Of the new
lodge. The initiation fee will be SIS
The chairman appointed other com
mittees as follows, On hall for initla
tion and temporary headquarters, w
E. Wisely and Gus Beldelman; on as
certalning the number % viailors like
liy 20 be present, s. =. Bolon and FREQ
C. Hunt; on transportation. $. r. DO
len and w. A. Cahoon; on hotel accom-
modations. entertainment and ban
quot. Il. W. Walters and " J. Jewet,
The meeting adjourned TO convens
again at the call Of the chairman.
The following ls the roster OF ElkI
In this region w. u. Wisely. Fred c
Hunt. E. A, cahoon, H. w. Walters
w. W Pitts. j. a. Muilia, l.. X. Me
CAREY. q. r. Beldelman, y. J. Jowett
:. 7. Bolen. e. D. Evans. A. n. For
syth. @. l.. Tallmadge and r. n. Tall
madgs. AL OF Roswell; Cicero Stewar
and Judge welrh. OF Carlsbad: Ton
lwaller and J. u. Roberts. Of Mcmillan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

Golden State limited fast train No. is,
rhis ~ done 20 secure the United
States malls for Santa Pc The agent
a. Torrance and conductor Of our No.
2 will keep G. W. Fay. trainmasler a,
snnin pc, fully advised M 70 whom
train a viii reach Torrance. The
United States mails from train a.
must not M any time be left over Al
Torrance. and should train "a hecome
So badly delayed as "a make It impOs
sible for our train No. 10 make ths
connection. Mr. Fay has the authority
10 handle the mails In question with a
special train"
The reason for issuing this order
10 that The Santa Re Central railway
company proposes and viii see that
the United states malls are handled
carefully and promptly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

tFr0m Wednesday Daily Ciilzcn)
Conductor r. w King left Williams
Cor Needles. where ne haa been trans
terrcd on account of hia health.
r. W. Kane. Santa We agent 81 To.
pokn. KAN accompanied BY Mrs.
Kane. spent day nj Holbrook. the
guests 81 W ~ Daum.
Il IL reported that William G. Stan.
ley, n los Angelica contractor. who fell
fnom the platform Of train No / Al
Needles night before last. Is confined
~ his bed IN the hospital at Los Al.
aeies. Ills injuries were thought 20
be- aiighi az the time The mishRp oc.
CURED.
but six miles of construction re-.
main to bring the northern and south
ern extremllies Of the Salt Lake rail.
way together These will be covered
with ties and rails by February 4. A.
soon thereafter az the water tanks,
side tracks aud depot buildings can De
erected the Tine vii be- open for trai'
nc.
John n. Cullen. master mechanic OF
the Rock Island railroad At Herlngton,
died Saturday Mr.. Cullen was born IN
Kansas CITY ana had been employed
for several years BY tho Missouri Pa
cifc railroad Mr. Cullen vas IN
iohnstown. Pa. al the time OF the
great food In 1889 and waved the lives
Of ten people. Ne is survived By a
widow ana Ihrca children The hodV
was taken 10 Kansas City for burial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
STOCK TRAIN IN a WRECK.
Ten Cars oerailsd and Several Head
on Cattle Killed.

Ton cars Of a Santa Ne Dorthbound
extra cate train we're derailed inertia
Of Wellington. kansaa. sunday morn
ing. Some OF the cars were pFooipitat
ed down a small embankment and
turned on their sides.
The wreck occurred about 10
o'clock. The train was travelling at a
speed Of about twenty miles On hour
A spreading Of tho rails Is supposed
10 have caused the wreck.
The cara were All loaded with cattle
bound for the Kansas City market
There we're about 900 head IN the carr
that were derailed and several were
killed and injured
A wrecking crew from wellington
was Immediately sent TO the scene
and by Q o'clock IN the evening had
constructed a side track around me
wreck and traffic Was again resumed
No one was injured In the wreck
Newton Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
Guns or THOUGHT.

Vanity keeps persons In favor w
themselves who are out % favor vi
al others. r. Shakespeare.
There ia no worse robber than . u
book italian Proverb
Avarlce IA always poor but poor
its own fauIt.--Johnson.
Amusemente are 10 religion N
breczes Of air 70 the iame-Eeni
ones will fan u out, but strong on
will put II out.--rhOmaH
II IL meet that noble minds ko
ever with their likes, for who 80 n
that cannot be seducedg--shak'
peare.
We reduce life TO the peltiness
our daily living. we should exalt o
living to tho grandeur OF liie.--fhilii
Brooks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
Mermona ohIeet b omoot.

Columbus. Ohio, Jan. 25.---Man
leaders and prominent members
the reformed Mormon church AZ
gathered here for the annual sesslo
Of the Ohio conference Of the REQ
eanized church Of Jesus Christ Of la
ter Day Saints. Tho sessions bega
today and viii continue over tomo
row. The proposal TO make a formI
protest against the seating OF Roe
smoot IN congress is favored by man
OF the leaders and Il Is probable N
conference viii take such action.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
GEMS or rHouonr.

Atheism II a disease Of the soul be.
fore Il becomes an error Of the under.
standing. Plato.
Some men by ancestry are only the
shadow OF mighty name.-Lucan.
The vivacity which argments with
years Is not Tar from FOLLY. Roche.
ioucauld.
They DO well. or do their duty, who
with alacrity do what they ought.--La
Brlyerc.
q u OF no consequence OF what par.
enls a man Is born. 10 he be man Of
morit. Horace
While sham keeps ~ watch virtue
~ not wholly extlnguisaed Ia the
neart.-I}urke.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
ANTICIPATE RECORD
RUSH or TOURISTS
Visiting Rallroa0ers Say Vlsltoru
VIII Flock 10 Southwest and
West In Summer.

During the coming sumner, Il IL
prophesied In railroad circles, western
and southwestern tourist travel will
exceed the highest record yet estab.
llahod by the western roads An Wis.
itlng railroad officials are unanimous
In the statement sat tourists will
fiock to the west next summer. The
importance 10 New Mexico In partic.
ular and western and southwestern
siatos In general OF this great wave Of
tourist trafflo is inostlmable.
The reasons for The belief that this
years tourist business will surpass all
Previous years are manifold, There
vii, be no expoBltlons, fairs or other
attractions in the east 10 compete for
tourist business. On the other hand,
there will be the exposition In Port.
land, which will tend 10 stimulate
western travel. In Denver the Grand
Army OF the Republic will hold their
encampment, which, II Is claimed. will
bring NJ least 100000 people 20 that
city. There will be the Osteopaths.
Eagles, Epworth League and other
conventions bringing from 5000 70 b0.'
900 from eastern points. and then
there will be an unusually large list
nj customers who VIII aoJnarn at Al
budnerquc, Iemez hot springs, Camp
Whitcomb. F'ayhood hot springs and
other New Mexico summer resorts.
The prospects for landslide OF
travel Ia tho west and southwest has
caused eastern roads 10 become jeal
oan OF the western systems, Il d
claimed. and for this reason an efforl
Ia being made by them to establish
tourist rates which are less liberal
than In former years This move will
be- fought out IN Chicago at q meeting
OF passenger agents. The fght be
tween the eastern and western agent,
will be- bitter one. Il is said. but the
sesiern men promise 10 be Ia al the
finish.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

Railroads VIII Compete 10 Garry 81.
Louis and Kansas City Business.
The Chicago A Alton railroad will
enter the competition to carry tho con.
tinenial mail between So. Louis anu
Kansas City, which has been carried
BY the Missouri Pacific for fifteen
years. The Alton will base ia claim
for the haul upon the fact that Il has
\ shorter line than the Missouri Pa.
clnc The contract IL worth many
thousands Of dollars annually. The
continental mail now arrives In 81
louis from the east over the Bis -Four
and Is picked up at the union depot IN
"a. Louis and hauled to Kansas City
on q special train which arrives Al
lO.a9 o'clock In the morning.
There Il a provision IN the statute
which provides that the mail contract
be given TO the shortest line While
the Alton 10 not the shortest line BE-
tween ", Louis and Kansas City, Il
IA eontended chat the double trackinl
% the system for thirty miles out Of
81. Louis. including the bridge across
tue Missouri river At Bellesontalne
enables the Alton 70 make better time
than the Wabash. tae shortest line
The mileage Of the hve short lines be
tween Kansas City and 81. Louis IL q,
foliOws; Wabash, al miles Alton
Darlington, a7s miles; Missouri Pa
eine. 2sS miles; Rock Island. 29l
milea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

Philadelphia, Jan. sb.--rommy M
ply. the New York hantamweight, a.
Abe Aitoll. OF san Francisco, in q 81
round NOut. ~ the magnet that W
draw the sport loving public to q
National Athletic club tonight. M
ray IL regarded as one of the be-
fighters OF his class, but he viii ha'
to work fast and furionsly 20 mai
any Roadway against the California
both men are trained 10 the mipu'
and the bout 10 expected TO be one
the best seen hereabouts In a loi
time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

Hon. Pedro Perea, OF Bcrnalillo. cx.
delegate 10 congress, Ia Ia Santa Fo
on legislative business. He favore the
transfer Of the county seat OF san.
doyal county from the town of san
doval on the west side Of the Rio
tifande 20 The town OF Bernalilio on
the east aide Of the Rio gfande and on
the Atchison. Topeka and santa Nc
railway. The people Of the county by
a lagFe majority favor the change. aud
u Is believed that the bill 10 that ef
feet will be passed by the assembly
New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
A GUARANTEED CURE FoR PILE

ischiDg. Blind, bleeding or frotru
Ing Plies Bgusglsts refund money
PAzO OINTMENT fails 90 cure ar
case. NO matte OF how long standln
la 6 20 "a days. First applicable
gives ease and rest, soc. II your dru
gist hasn't it send soc, Ia stamps AZ
! Il will be forwarded postpaid by Par
Medicine Co. 81. Louis, Mo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
A Radical Change.

Frs Employer hear YOU have
yielded 70 the demand for eight hours
work At ten hours pay. How can you
AFFORD N
Second Bmpioyer--You see. my men
promlsod 10 work, while they are al
Il. instead Of standing around aud
cnaiterns about capital and labor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
AN ENGINE RAN AWAY.


Saturday In the yards Of the Amer
icsn Ballast company. one mlle north
Of fredonia, Kan, ON the Aichlson.
Topeka a Santa Ne railway. locOmo-
tive attached 10 a steam shower ran
away. knocking down whlstling posts,
switch stands, crossing gates and par.
TALLY demolishing the Santa Re water
tank. The crane OF the steam shovel
car swept down al telegraph wires, as
tho santa We crosses both The Mls.
socri Pacific and Frisco. The lOcomo.
live ran two and one.half miles before
ovorsaken aud stopped.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

The cases Of r. Eredla, w. Figueroa
and r. Moreno, convicied OF the muir
DER OF Arthur Wight. were submitted
TO the supreme couri on Thursday. No
decision can be looked Tor until al
least two weeks or longer. The deci-
sion ~ the case will determine wheih.
er sheriff Hunt will have a hanging or
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
Cars IN HANDLING MAIL.
eanta Fe Central Taking Great Prs'
cautions 10 Protect Matter Carried
By United states Postage.

General Manager \. u. orimshaw Of
the santa W Central railway has a.
sued the Following train orders IN con.
nectlon with the handling o. United
states malls on the Santa W Central;
-Prom and after thia date train No.
0f tho santa W Central will walt "
Torrance Cor tho connection Of. the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

un.. recently Il has always been
the custom 20 change the mail cara
ON the Golden state Limited Al M
paso. Tex When the west bound Col
den State arrived al N Paso she Rock
island mail car haa aiways been taken
out and a Southern Pacific mail car
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

Particle Perex, Of Albuquerque. was
arrested here yesterday on q charge Of
shoplifting lie 10 charged with steal.
lng pair of " shoes from the store
OF y. n. Wood Trinidad Advertiser.