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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
EsLAVio VIGIL AND
TOWN or BARELAs

Ia Voz del Trobojndo In les Issue
.of me lith instant says that our as.
toomcd ir.ond. Mr Eaiaylo Wall. the
able superintendent Of public schools
OF Bcrnallllo county. is posing for
more honOrs-tho FIRST. king OF the
Acoiula do Barelas and, second. thai
OF mayor OF the town OF liarelaa.
There rs no question but thnt the
citizens of Barola8 are aEitating The
matter OF Incorporation as q town Ia
itself under The oxisl ng laws OF tho
territory. There la also no question
but tha i0slayio Nigil can either carry
or defeat this measure che harelas
people have confidence Ia The judy
mant OF EElavio as 10 their interests
pro or con Incorporation, and, know
| ing him a. they have for very many
years. his adv se will ho listened IA
and his suggestions carried out at the
proper time,
Tho paper la Voz del TrOhaisdoi
compares him 20 tina King OF England
or the ear OF Russia. and other suof
nonsense. hui let e be- known that
/ Mr. Vigil is In Barulaa and bernailllC
county 20 stay. as be was since b,
was born. and win do everything ir
bis power 90 improve the condition OF
tho people In his precinct aud publis
Improvements that will Dc beneficial
90 the people generally.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
HISTORY or sAsr sALL.


Tho reserve rule was adopted in
1852.
Tho National league was formed IN
1876.
First 400 score. Chicago and 81.
Louis 1875
The first salared team was Gin.
cinnati, in 1853
Tho hrst championship team vac
New York. In iS5s
The Professional National associa.
ton was formed In 1871.
Tho frst base ball leaguo was
formed In New York IN 1857.
Cmchcrs mask invented by y W
Thayor. 81 Harvard. la 1876.
Tho Playe.J league was formed IN
1890 end dlslandcd IN 1893
The Now York Clipper gave the
FIRST base ball trophy In 1861
Tho FIRST match game was played
az Holokon. y. j.. June ~, 1876.
The first rules governing base b0U
we're drawn 10 New York 10 1887
First glove used Tor ich hand, Doug
las Allison. Cincinnati Reds. 1856.
The old American association was
formed IA 1881 and disbe nded In 1891
I Record for running bases, 70 IL
seconds, Manly Hogan. indianapolis
1895.
is~gcst crowd az a game, Phila
delplda. October I, 1856, attendance
/ 90 00n.
Tho American association was the
nrs, 10 award the series 20 club with
the best per centago
l.areew number OF games credited
TO one player In one season, isi; 3
H. Thompson Detroit. 1857,
Greatest number of innlngs, Farg'
VS. Devils lake, July rs. 1891. score
o 10 o. twenty-five innings.
The American league toriginal.
the Western leHFuc) was formed II
1894, with hen Johnson as president
First series OF worlds champion
ship. Providence vs. Motnopulhana
1894 Providence won three straigh
games
At Rlmira. New York. June 3. 100.
Miss Bertha nurgott threw a has
hall isi feet The previous record wa
1863 feet
Base ball was played "a far back a
1870. and the eIst base ball club w
organized IN igi5 Ia New York
was known ga the knlCkerhuCkCrs
] AHNIkNHi hMANM MiNNMHn NfNf NHNf'AN
1884, 1856 yards 400 feet y inch. larr
TWichell. now ~ Columbus. beat
by two feet, but no official claim VA
made.
The third longest game on recon
was played at TacOma, Wash, Ma
10, 1891, between Tacoma and Seattle
TncoTaa won in the twcnty-sec0nd n
ninR hy score of 40 8.
The aecOnd longest base ball gam
on record was played al Boston, Ma
n, 1871. between tho MancneHe err ,
H.. professional team and The la
ward college team, the score bein
10 In twenty-iour innings,
the greatest record al long disianc
hitting was made boy Ted sullivan
Wac0 team In the Texas league dn
Ing 1893. In ono game on she Cors
cana grounds the Waco team mad
nine home runs. Bn oman gotNn
four Wolfe three. Walsh one an
Wolier one.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

Afternoon sesslon--Thlrty.Hrst Day.
All ,,tf4.tftart f.ff.at.t

Afternoon sesslon--Thirty.firss Day.
An members present
The commiUcc on education report
cd house 1ill No Ga. by Mr. Pendieton.
relating ID school taxes, recommend
Ing paasaeo. The report was adopted.
The bill rissod unanimously
Mr.. Sanchez moved that tho rules
Dc suspended for the purpose OF tax.
ing 40 council bin No. 90 out of ~
regular order. The motion wa lost
BY 20 TO
Tho committee on education report
"a house HIll No ~. by Mr.. PondlotOa.
an act % AMEND section 1871 IF chap.
ter !. Complied Laws OF 1891. recon.
mending nassagc. Report adopted.
/ The bin relates to school noaae con.
struoiion .ovios. Il was passed unaa'
I lmously.
The c1mmltteo on agriculture and
manufactures reported house bin No.
/ 90, By NJ. Pondloon, permitting
county commissioners 10 make n levy
for the support OF boards Of horticul'
/ ture comm saiUnCra. recommending It's
I passage Bcport adopted. The bin
possed. o. 20 2.
The committees ON finance reported
house bill No az, by NJ. Luna, recon.
mending .lat Il be passed. The re-
p0ia wa llopted. The bin Is 40 amG..d
section ] of chapter % OF the laws Of
1901. relaung to exemptions OF taxa.
lion. Il plssed by q unanimous vote.
Tho judiciary committee reported
council l No. ~, recommending ita
passage. The report was adopted. The
hlll was n roduced BY Mr.. Martinez
and "a uH ACT for the protection OF
mining prDportieH. The biil was ne.
commit, 10 tho committee by vote
OF rs 10
Mr.. s 1chez introduced a bin by
unanimoU consent Il was house bill
No o.. .y Mr.. Dalica, and provides
for the e1'loo,iOn OF poll tax Re
ferred 10 .Ie committee on finance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

three days a. he has been summoned
20 Santa Rosa on legal business. the
request was granted.
The house took a recess until 2
O'Clock.
HOUSE.
Afternoon session--Thlrtleth Day.
ghe committee on judiciary report
cd council bill No % by Mr. Road,
nxing the time for holding terms OF
court In the First Judicial district,
recommending 10 passage. The bill
was passed unanimously
The committee on finance reported
huusU bill no. 66. b. ar. stockton TO.
lating 10 the salaries Of the county
commissioners In certain counties rec.
Ommending is passage. The bill was
passed unanimously.
The committee on irrigation report
"a coaucii bin No. by Mr. Miller, ca.
ompllng Water Users associations
from the payment Of Incorporation
fees. recommending Us passage ami
the bill was passed unanimously.
The committee on mines and public
land reported council bill No 81, ly
Mr.. Miller. relating TO the msaage.
meat OF community land grants IN the
county of bona Ana, recommending is
passage with an amendment. The bill
passed unanimously as amended
The committee on irrigation report.
ed council bill No. 20 by Mr. Ballard
regulating the use Of water II artesian
wells aud providing that such wells be
aupplied with caps. recommending It's
passage The bill Was passed. Nc.
SandOyal OF Santa BE. voting no.
The committee on judiciary report.
ed house substitute for oou"Cil bill
No. z. by Mr.. Read. recommending
that u be rot passed. The bill was
laid ON the table indefinitely
Tho committee ON irrigation report.
cd house bin No. a. by MIR. Luna. 70
commencing IL passage. II was passed
by a vote OF "a toS
Tho committee on counties aud
county lines reported house hill No
! 80. by Mr.. Haunigan AUTHORIZING the
county commissioners OF Luna county
to leyy a tax for court house building
purposes recommending its passage
| Passed unanimously
The committee on education report
ed house bin No. 81 by Mr.. Nehlott
/ Co authorize the territorial board Of
I education TO issue territorial teachers
certificates recommending is passage
with an amendment making the life Of
| the certificate Ave years Passed al
amended by a vote OF nc TO 2.
The committee on education report
/ I'd house bill No. sc recommending
I that II be not passed. The motion IA
table both report and bill was carried
I Tho bill relates to compulsory educa
I ton
The committee on education report
"a house bill No. 90 by Mr.. Howard
relating TO public schools recommend
ing that a be not passed. The bin
was tabled
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
HANDSOME GIFTS
FOR ELks' BAZAAR

Two weeks from today and the Elks
bazaar will be- in full blast, and Ind
committees 10 charge OF the arranged
mcnts are making haste 10 got every
thing in readiness. The press and sol
Letting committees are especially
busy and their labor rs hearlug esd
cellent fruit. Every day brings newI
gifts for the bazaar, and the liboralityI
with which the merchants are coming
forth with handsome presents Is yoryI
gratifying.
The following Is a partial list OF thd
latest donations;
A handsome are square by Albert
Fahor, one complete dinner set by thd
Albuquerque Hardware company, ond
dozen platinum PANEL photos by W.
G. Hutman. a handsome extension
table by o. w. Strong's Sons, a lady'a
bicycle and two dodaks by Frans u
Houston. a complete toilet SGT by q. Nj
Foraker complete SET of dlning
room chairs by II. Raymer, a Nayal
10 blanket by J, l.. Hubhel, THIS
blanket weighs sixty pounds. and
measures 7x9 feet, and Is on display
az d. Rupees drug store; take-dOwu
Winchester shotgun boy V. j. Post a
Co, a handsome ice box BY ". j. Post
a Co, two pairs of fine shoes by The
pingreo Shoe Co. OF Detroit, Mich.
through ~ L. Washbaru a Co.. a sil
yer water pitcher by L. G. Rosenheld,
typography designed leather pillow
by the Emporium Of San Francisco by
X. w d. Bryan, "a large assortment
Of fancy toilet soap by j. II. O'Rielly
a Co. and last but by no means least
q Chiokering plano by Alderman Geo
Learnard the music dealer, and vii
liam Mcintosh. tho Chilli sheep grow
or
THIS prize came yesterday almost
A. a surprise and u Is the most yalua
HE donation the Elks have received
A Chlckering plano IA valued at $500
and the young lady who viii be- so fOr
tunate % be 80 popular "a become The
owner Of Il. for Il Will be ratified on
tor the most popular young lady In the
territory. will certainly have just sea
sons TO be proud.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
MARKET LETTER.


Special Correspondence.
Kansas City. Feb. ia.-Oneringa OF
cattle from distant pOinia we're scarce
last week, hut Colorado. Texas end
Oklahoma each contributed few
Prices on steers we're little lower
each day tlll Friday, by which time re-.
coipis had dropped down 40 sharply
tbat packers found themselves unable
TO got enough cattle Tor local trade.
without active competition, and slnco
that time the market has gained ib %
80 cents on steers Colorado and Pan.
handle killing steers. 1850 20 1900
pounds. sold Al 1886 20 Sf75. Cows
and hclfers got better all the week
and gained 10 10 26 cents in price.
Fcd western COWS sold at t1a5 10
1915. one drove OF western helfers at
ft0S. Tockers and feeders dld not
change much, az supply IL small. and
the cold and stormy weather makes
demand quiet Prices ranged from
1925 10 &i2s for fair 70 good cattle,
Run OF cattle today N 2.000 head 1;
market active and IS cents highor
than close OF last week. and called the
highest since the first of January. The
present advance IL probably temper.
airy. on account o. the abnormal con.
dltlons. bat q "a hoped part N 4
VIII stick.
An sheep and lamb price records a.
Kansas City we're passed last week
but the market this morning r. rs 20
20 cents higher than inat week on
lambs. thirteen doubles OF which make
up the supply today. Light western
lambs, Go 20 Ga pounds. sold M $40
today. and So 20 72 round stock sold
a. f7.75. In the condition OF the mar
ket today choice heavy lambs would
make g. Western yearllngs closed
last week AZ 1926 10 1915. welhers
f5.25 90 sass. ewes up TO t5.25. Prices
on sheep we're not tested today. M
nothing but lambs we're rcyeived
Most of the supply % $4,000 head last
week came from the Arkansas aud
San Luis valleys IN Colorado Present
prices look dlzzs, and II they stand
without a serious break Il will be a
fine commentary ON the fOoth0ld the
mutton men have gained In cOnsum
ing centers In the last few years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
HOUSE
Thirtlsth Day, Afternoon Session, Con
tlnued from Tuesdays issue.

tlnued from Tuesdays issue.
The committee ON education report.
ed house bin No %, by Speaker
Daiies. providing for compensation uf
enumerators OF persons OF school axe.
recommending ia passage. The h.ll
passed unanimously.
The committee on internal improve
monts reported house hill No. 5S. by
Mr.. GriegO oxompting benevolent and
church societies from paying licenses
for giving en- ertainmGnts. recOmmeud.
ing passage. An amendment was UH
iered hy Mr.. de Baca striking out Ger
tain words. The report was adOpteI
together with the amendment. The bli
passed unanimously. tosether with thg
amendment.
The committee ON agriculture and
manufactures reported house bin No
56, by Mr. pendleton. an act relatinp
to public fences. recommending pas
sage The report was adopted The
hlil passed unanimously.
The committee On agriculture and
manufactures reported council bin No
"a, hy Mr.. Ballard, an act 20 amend
section 2. chapter a.. OF the laws oil
the thirty %hird legislative assembly
relating tn protection of stock ralsors
recommending passage. The report
vas adopted and the BIN passed dnan
imously Tho house then adjourned
until 10 o'clock "Wednesday morning,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

Sandoyal out OF the present county o.
Sandoyal with different boundaries.
Mr. Read moved suspension OF che
rules TO take up house bin No. so
Carried The bill was read the second
time under suspension Of the ruloa. 4
changes the county seat TO Bcrnaillo
and adjusts the Indebtedness with Ror
naiilio county. n was passed unani
m0usly under suspension OF the rules
Mr., Greer then moved that the coun
ell 50 into executive session, and the
mcdon carried
NOMINATIONS.
The following nominations made by
the governor were confirmed Regents
of the College OF Agriculture and Me
chanic Arts, Moailla Park-J. NJ. Web
stcr. Sierra county; n. y. Holt, Dona
Ana county. term OF ave years. Sep
tember q 1904. and september 2, 1908
spoclively.
New Mexico Normal school. silver
City-C. G. Shoemaker. Grant county
W q. Ritch. Grant county. term Of
eve years. FEBRUARY rs, 1904. hvs
years. respectively.
New Mexico School OF Mines-A. n
Hilton. soo0rro county until Sepiem
Der 2. 1905. go OIL unoxpired torn 81
A. Il. Ftsh. resigned: G. r, Brown
socorro and 2. J. Savage. 5OcorrO
i've years from september 2, 1904
savage 20 take place OF r q. Bartlett
vacation appointment.
Capitol Custodian Commi;teo--fl0y
A. Hughes. s. n. Renehen. Santa u,
county a. a. Keen. BernaiillO county
term 81 two years.
Rerents New Mexico Military insti
tute, Roswcll--W. NJ. Atkinson, Chay
o. county w. A. Finley, Eddy county
Finley 10 on unexpired term OF r. 8
| Hamilton. resigned until March 22
1908, and Atkinson for Ave years from
March %, 1904.
New Mexico Normal University, La
Vegas Charles llfeld. San MiEue
county A. u. smith. san Miguel cOun
/ ~. term OF ave years from Febrdar!
20. 1865.
University OF New Mexico. Alhu
qucruue--Jamcs H. Wrotn. Bernalill'
cCunty; Henry T.. Waldo, San MiWo
county. term OF ave years from Sep
tomber 3. 1904. September g. 1898, re
l6pectivcly
1 Orphan Children's Home az helen
/ q. b. Dalics. solomon Luna and Joni
I Bccker an OF Valencia county and FOL
the term Of two years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
MORE APPROPRIATIONS
FoR THE kaMoRlEs

From Wednesday, Daily Citizeu)
Special % The Citizen.
Santa fe. Fob. i5.-.The most I'm.
portant bin introduced az this morn.
iugs session OF the house was house
bill No. 81. by Noblott, an act 10 create
three armOry buildings OF control. aud
provides an appropriation OF $4,000
for the construction OF armOricA at
santa Re Silver City and Roswell
thus Increasing the appropriation Tor
armOrics at Albuquerque and Las We
sac. 4 was referred 10 the committee
on militia.
number of other bills were refer
fed % proper committees, chief among
which was house bill No. 50, Wilker.
son, abolishlng the county % Sandoval
and creating a new county OF Sando-
val with different boundaries. II also
changes the county seat % Boruallllo
and adjusts indebtedness with Berna.
lillo county. Il was finally passed
aaGer suspension OF the rules unani.
mously.
Recess al noon until this afternoon.
Montoya. of the council. presented a
number Of petitions TO the council this
morning asking, that the appropriation
OF the Martin bin for Bernalillo county
be used Ia building dykes. lie made
an eloquent plea asking that the bill
be amended. He introduced council
bin No. 90 10 this effect but the bill
was tabled by a vote OF to 3. Mon.
toya asked and received permission a.
withdraw the petitions.
A number OF new bills were intro.
duced; one by Greer. council bill No
81. 10 amend sections 300 and 800 oi
complied laws OF 1897. repeating por
lions Of laws requiring the use of
funds collected Ia the currort year f0I
the use uf next years expenses and
making them available nt once Re
ierrcd 90 the committee on finances
A number OF house bills passed yes
terday we're referred.
House bin. No IS. by williams. on
act regulating the compensation "a
be paid to sheriffs In counties OF the
third class. was passed under suspen
sion Of the rules by nnaniomsu vote
Nominations by Governor.
The council was not Ia session thll
afternoon.
sanchez. in the house. tried 10 brlna
up council bin No. 81. the libel bill
under SUSPENSION Of the rules, but the
mo'iOn was defeated by 81 to 2.
Several bills OF minor importance
we're passed
The governor this afternoon sent
the following nominations TO the coun
/ ell.
Rcronis OF College Of Agricultural
and Mechanic Arts. Las Cruces-J. N
Webster. Sierra ~. u. Holt. Dona
| Ana.
Sew Mexico Normal School. Silver
/ City-C C. Shoemaker and W l.
Ritch. Grant
school OF Mines. Socurro a. n
Hilton. G r. Brown and p j. Savage
of Socorro.
Capital Custodian CommiBsion--fey
A. Hughes, a n Roneaan. Santa Fo
and A. a. Keen. Bernalillo.
Military Institute. Roswcll-W ~
Atkinson. Chayos. w A. Finley. Eddy
Normal University. Ias Vegas &
/ llfcld. A. q. Smith. san Miguel.
University OF New Mexico. Alhu
querquc-jamcs a. WrUth, Bernalillo
l Henry H. Waldo. san Miguel
Orphans Home. Belen-P. y. Dallos
solomon Luna. John Becker. all a.
7 Valencia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
VALENTINES DAY IN sc'sTV,

lFrom Wednesday, Daily CitizenD
The passing OF Valentines day In
this city wac not marked By any par
ucular social demonstration, but hcre
Is hardly a click or noightborhood that
did not observe Il Ia some manner
card parties probably being In ths
majority
Miss Helen ROdoy, daughter Of Del
cgate 90 Congress y. =, hodey, on
Tortured al the ROdeY home on Kent
avenue With dancing, Several out 81
town guests were present
Mr. ana Mrs. q M Wilkinson, al
5i2 Marquette avenue entertained al
dinner. Eighteen covers we're laid
and after dinner, the guests played
cards.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John s. Boay0E, o.
Ii3 South Arno street. entertained al
high ave. A dozen guests were pres
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

scientific research Ills dicil0n IL
chaac and forcefnl
The reverend gentleman wa trained
~ The famous Northwestern univer.
slty and Garrett Biblical Institute Of
Evanston. He served n number Of
charges IN tho Dee Molnes conference
and later In TIE Rock River confer
ence Coming from good Scotohirish
stock. Rev. Flsk possosscs broad sym.
pathios. and the members 81 his con.
FrcEaiion find IN him a man 90 be 60.
iecmcd and loved.
He has an exceptionally nne mental
poise. which is most valuable IN tho
smooth working Of such a large unto
date church, with 40 many and yarl.
Gus activities.
u Ia 10 be hoped sincerely that Al.
huqncfuuo viii be able to retain the
Rev Fisk for many years 20 come.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
HOUSE
Forenoon sossIon--ThIrtIeth oay.

Forenoon Session--Thirtleth Day.
The house was called 10 order by
Speaker Dailes. Chaplain RabeyTolle
led Ia prayer. al members present
except Mossrs. Mirabol and ortiz. The
reading OF the minutes was dispensed
with. the Journal OF Mondays session
being approved. subject 20 correction
bay the speaker.
BILLS REFERRED.
Council Din No. 20, by Mr.. Clark,
an act Tor the prevention aud oradl'
cation OF the mango and scabiea
among horses. mules, asses and cat
ne. was referred TO the committee on
agriculture. manufactures and live
stock
Council bin No. A.. by Mr.. Martinez
an act for the protection of mining
property, was referred 10 the commit
lee on judiciary.
House bin No rs. by Mr.. Wilkofs0n
an act for the prohibition OF cattle
roping was taken up oat Of the rogu
lar order and laid upon tho table in
diAnitely Il "a "a duplicate OF coun
cil bin by Mr.. Greer. which has AL
ready passed both housos.
The committee on rules made rs re
port. submitting the rules which are q
severn the deliberations of the house
A motion 10 dispense with the reading
OF the rules In spanish, was defeated
boy vote Of 10 ~. The rules were
adopted unanimously.
INTRODUCTION or BILLS
House bill No. SO. by Mr. De Baca
an act 10 amend section i, chapter n
~ The Jaws of 1893, providing for th'
compensation OF county ofticlals re
ferrcd 20 tho committee on oOunticl
and county lines.
House blll No "a. BY Mr. De Baca
am act 10 AID the county OF Quay. TIT
blll rOgidcs Cor a loan OF $4,000 b.
Tho territory 90 the county of Quay To-
court purposes Referred 10 the com
mlltce on finance
House BIN No 90. hy Mr. Williams
am act regulating The compensation Z
Doc paid shorifta In counties OF IN
tlird class Referred 20 tho COMMITTEES
On territorial affairs.
House BIN 80. so. by Mr.. PondlCton
au act 20 prohibit the sale OF iutoxl
cauts M public works or 10 gradlnl
camps of railroads Referred % IA
committee on judiciary.
House Joint resolution No 9, b.
Mr. Sanchez, 90 provide for IA
printing Of bills, rules and roporta q
spanish and for other printing. tn
resolution was referred 10 the commit
tee on printing. a motion 10 suspen
the rules for itH passage being lost b
vote OF no 20 i1.
Nc. De Baca asked 10 be excused 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
THeIR RANoE aLeW uP.
Water Pipe Burst and the Range Was
Demolished In an Explosion That
Could 20 Heard Blocks.

Gould DO Heard Blocks.
". J. shaver the now hardware
dealer. built fire IN his kitchen
range az bis home al Seventh and
Pennsylvania avenue Monday morn
ing. aud after leaving It a few min.
utes. be heard IN explosion that soun.
ded like a cannon, says the roswell
Record. Il was heard for blocks 10
was found that the water pipe In tho
range had frozen and the heat had
turned the leo into water and steam
before the pipe had become clear OF
ice al the ends The confined steam
caused the explosion. The range was
demolished. a piece OF Il was blown
through tho window al 4 the Goals and
ashes we're scattered all about the
room Had anyone been in the XII,
chen at the time. they would have
been In danger The IRE was too
well scattered 20 cause conflagra-
ton such explosions are frequent In
the north. They occur only when u
Is very cold aud when on such acca.
sions people forget 10 remove the
water from their tanks or carefully
melt the fee In The heating plpo that
runs though the stove. Mishaps OF
this kind are almost unknown ln This
country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

emit, AMI handsome prizes appropriate
20 tie season wore awarded the sue.
ccssfui ones
Mrs. a. u. McGaffoy. OF West II.
icras avenue. wan at home In the az.
,ernoon 90 a large number OF ladies'
The house decorations were hearts
Cards. guessing contests and refresh.
monts furnished entertainment for the
guests
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
AN APPRECIATION.

(Frcn wednesdays Daily Citizenl
A foW months ago there stepped
Quicjly uto Albuquerque a gentleman
who since hts advent has proved him
self 20 bee a strong moral fOrcc In OuI
community.
References la made 90 the Rev. WI
bur FIsk. pastor of the First Methodist
Episcopal church q this city.
The Methodists are 10 be congrat
ulat0d In having h ; m a preacher OF
noted ability. both la theological and