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11 NEW APRIL 26, 1002. NUMBER 24

Territorial ^Topics

TAOS.

t ^{c .},( ^,

nt.

Mi

0

Sti vena has roturnotl from ^,n1

months'

vlalt with Iter pi. ^{1 t}

Iit'

^{ioK. Neli}

intv ommlHsloiiprB ndlourn

Ou'r

next mooting,

the

^llrst

.1 a

'i

^{in June. On} account of Judg nu ⁱ ,i :..^t the Honoral county fund nit ^{I t} rippled condition, nothing

wn^. '.aid out of

it

^at Uint meetinK- T ..urvev of

the

Munby addition to Trio;

_tent

..halaying out ithottt fortyⁱ been completed to

the

^lotH.

c

^A

m ^w et it, tohe opened up soon mut

mon

^{, Intci Most of tho lotB have} been sunken for.

t

tJifdorf

^{lias completed tho}

. r, ..ik in hi oreharil nt Rnnehos.

Mr ii ilorf

has sot

out a humlrod

.ntn- ^-

tries,

and ns an n.vporlmant pla ^{. i} mime poach troena. uxpooliig tini. t. the north. Formerly It wn tin 'istimi to glvo them ^{u 1} entlnu ^fnc--

Hie i tin Houtli. whleli had

the

^dl:td-- m,t...'.

if

^{an oarly buddltiK of}

^the tn.

^{tin lute}

fruit

^Injuring

the

^proB--

nn

^{ii lit} We nivnlt with Intonwt

I ,. i. i,n- f

this

experiment. In nix

it ^c

ii

wcKh the orchard

^{will bo}

in ^lloi'in

SILVER CITY.

Froi ^,

t''c

Independont.

1r'

^{I ,1 Kelly linn boon mtlto III} for

tl"

past tew days and hor frlundo

Du

leeu

vi^ry much worried as to hor

ii

rj

T

tr.nl

of .lohn ^OhlhlerH, who shot

nn'

died iiiomna Hotlln ^In

this

^city

last

^{(let inker, has boon}

set

for

the

i

this

^mouth.

Mis. ^l ulu Taylor ^haH

taken

^{a re-la-i} ti'oni her

recent attack

^{of pneu-m- i} ..'a mii: uer friends

are greatly

^eon--i

irrc^'I o

rr

her

present

eonditlun.

l Ii ronsiilerod very serious

V,

_.iv

imibi".. ^. ... ....

..v

^:

i,n,.l"at

^{- comity to}

^tnie

^{a iook}

^iu

^mo

in.

^i.iirat;.d a now

street

...

s .rlt ^kl

tns ui

^,i

fn.

^from

dust

^during

tT',"yav

_A

i ,i Iceii einnluvcd uuch morula

Ii w ''.iwn all Hi

atruots

^{in tho}

btl

no ^H-

- piiKhnsed ^b

the

(lt ^Ii'lIM ⁱⁱ _, ,

a.var.

^{XV, tin catr}

nho

^I)

ii^{. I i}

twron

^{Sil-e- r City nnd Mogol}

lull Htnu ^h Hint

as

^{soon nH ho}

takes hairo

^{be will}

endeavor

^{to get}

the

ⁿ

.i

sliluuts to

petition

^tl--e ilupart-im-

to hnve tho

stnge

^coming

this

tva. bav.- Mogollon nn

hour earlier io as

to

re

to Silver City In time to mnke t ⁱ

nii

^{Hon with}

the

^{outgoing passen-gi-r}

train

^As

the schedule

^of

the

stn ⁱ is

at

^Lu

present

time It gets to

Silvrr

City Just a

little

^too

late

^to at h

tbr train,

and piishongers who

ore

fioltm eiit on tho

tialn

have to lay

ov.r

until

.he mxt

^{oventng. whleli}

mnkis

it

vrjy

inconvonlont to some.

HILLSBORO.

From

the

Advocato.

A new girl

arrived at the

^{homo of}

Mr and Mrs. Al Sheparil.

Dr ^IC, P. llllnn, one of Socorro's most MiiHimtlnl citizens, is horo this

wuk gieetlng

ninny old friends.

Hi^v Day nnd wlfo

arrived

hero from

Lai

Cruces ami hnve tnkon up

their

ubode In tho Mothodlst Kplscoiml ^par- sonage

Piof H A Schmidt, well known In

this

^county visited Hllisboro. ^Ho was on hi i way to

v'slt

^{his son}

nt

Chloride.

.Mr Schmidt hnu charge of a

smeltor

In

the Narimlento

^{country , ninety}

mi

oi

west of Alhuiiuornue.

Mnlor Robertson,

the

^{principal of} the l.rhool, closed his two wooks term today Sovoral pupils grndunted. Hnd Mr Robertson not

taken

tho

matter

^In hiind and contlnttod tho school for two wi^ik-- at his own oxponso

the

^graduat- ing tItiss would have been

deferred

^un- til

another

^term

ot

school.

From tho News.

Lorion Miller, of ¹³¹ Pnso.

snout

^a couple of days in

the

city, looking

after

,l....r.

iiiaii.-in- ^.

Sidney

Stern

died nt tho Kllzubcth's hospital. Chicago. Mr.

Stern

was ivt'U known lu Alumogorilo, La

Liu

^nml Tu'nroBn, having spout sovornl yenrs In

this

ueetlon

trying

^to

recover

his

lunlth.

The snvnuo

rooster, referred

^{to u}

fcv. months ago lu tho News us ^attack-lu-g

ihlldreii. hnd

another

^victim

this

we.k ^It Hie

little

sou of Mrs. Dunn, who inri'lee un ugly wound

under

^Iila right eye Indicted by

the

bonk of

the brute

The fowl has been

dispatched to

tho hapny

hunting

grounds of rosterdom.

Olllier

lllllv Smith

returned

^from Lincoln county where ho had

taken

lumen

Hiukorman. arrested

^{for steal-} ing an cxpr ss pnokago

eontnlulng

ylOrt from iho

Cnrrlzoo

^otllco.

Hacker

mun had been ^In

the

employ of tho

company only

throe

^ilayn when he skipped to ¹³¹ Paso with

the

^money

sloltn Whrn arrested

^{he had $(!o on} his person llln

examination

^took place

at

White Oaks nntl he waH hold to nppenr

biioro tho

grand Jury. He

Ih now In the comity Jail

at

^Lincoln.

Mrs ^M M. Musscy will Bpend thu summer months In

the

Snernmontos, U'tivltig for

the mountains

^{thin week,}

Three

^new Hall

safes arrived

^{In Ala--} monorail this week. They wore

lor

Laurie ^&

Fm.ler.

^{F. V. Holland & Co.,} and S. ^H. P Iphroy.

Prof. ^{V. C.} Itocho. or

the faculty

^of tho Now Moxlro Baptist college nt ^Ala-- moKordo, rnturned from a

trip

^oast,

Arthur

^Douglass

has

^{resigned his} position ns oouatiiblo In Titlnrosa ^pro--

einct

ami

Julian

^Unrein

has

^{lieen np--} pointed to

the

^ollieo.

Junius Hoono ^& Co. hnve boon awarder!

the contract

^for

cutting the

larjto ditch enBt of Alamogordo and work ^I:oh boon commenced on

the

same.

ir

Wheeler and ^Mlos Alice Sumner, of Menenlero uxoncy. were ninrrlml

at

Hotel AlamuKordo ^{by Hev. C. M. (lear--} hurt

.Initios Kyrnoe. who hns been seri ously ¹¹¹

at tho hospital

for two mouths

past,

and wliom tho pltyslcttms feared would loao

hit

mind. Is slowly roeov-orhtg-.

Tulnrosa

^will

raise

^{an i.bundnnt} crop of

fruit this

^sonson.

The tree apricots,

^{poaohen, qttlncoB,} tilums and

apples are

iitll of yottiiR fruit. Also i;rnpos and

berries

^{will bo plentiful.}

KINGSTON.

1'rotn Hllisboro Advocate.

Mr. Thompson, of Andrews. ^{Is " reg-}

ular visitor tj

^Kingston

Messrs. Davis ami Campbell went to the

Carpenter

^mining

district,

ⁱⁿ

or,,,,,

^v ew group of mlnos.

R Amor

rPtunloU fron, KnnBai City and hns pttrchnscd sovoral

.

car

wntl,ni ^,

u,,.

,hnt kot, whom ^Iih gontH nro lu

sharp

^do--

, .

Wolgemuth. who_.

vls'ted

^Doug--

, u ^,, .vlth thnl nlr.ee

A

Herring

^was

hastily

summonml to

the

bedside of his sick

motner

^In Colorado. At

this writing

her condition Is unchanged.

Mitch (irny enme in from tho Cnrpen.

tor

^mining

district

for supplies nntl to

intend

^to

other

^husinuss

Interests.

Wiley Pagtto and slstor. Miss Idn, from i.ake Vnlloy. nro

visiting relatlvos

nnd friends hero.

A. 13. Hond nnd I3nrl WlUon hnve gone to i.nke Valley to work on

the

Dude mine.

A.

nnrnaoy

hns

returned

to his homo in lllsboo, Ariz., where his

business

^In-

terests

ilcmnnd his

attention.

John

llright nnd wlfo loft on Satur- day's conch. Mr.

llright

goes to tho Organ

mountains

^to

take charge

^of some machinery, and Mrs.

llright

went to visit Mrs. H. A. Klngor a few days

at

the S L ^C ranch.

SANTA FE.

From

the

New Mexican.

.1. H. Walker has bought from A. ^11.

Kuuohnu a lot on

finiiit

uveiitto ^adjoin- ing tho

residence

of ^{.1. I).} Hughes. An old ndobe building on

the

^{lot Is being}

torn

down

preparatory

to tho

erection

of

a pretty

brick

collage

^by Mr. Walk er. Tho price of

the

^{lot was}

?"ri,

Hon. Thomns Hughes,

the

^successful

editor

of

The

Albuituoniue Citizen, and who

represented

lite county ^or llernti llllo four

times

^{In tho}

legislative

coun- cil, nnd

that

with

credit,

nrrlvod ^Snt-tinln- from Las Vegas, which town he visited on business. Ho is

stopping

with his

daughter,

Mrs. O. C. Wntson.

nnd expects to

return

to Albiuiueriiuo Saturday evening.

A large Hock of grosshcakn mndo merry

chatter

^{In tho}

orchard

^{or George}

H. Cross on

the

south side. Tho birds

are

of rich plumage, resembling tlr'y

pnrrots.

nnd runge

the

Puclfte

coast

from

Patagonia

to Alaska. It Is

rare

Hint they tnko tho Rooky mountain

route

In

their spring

^migration

trip northward,

but they very often nppenr

here

^on

their

^Might

southward

ⁱⁿ the rail.

If It bo

true

thai coming

events enst

Hiolr shadows hcftiio,

the Sisters

^of

Loretto

^may

consider

^{tin lr}

bazaar

^a splendid success. About forty of

Santn

Fo's

representative

Indies hon tired tho meeting held on Tuesday Inst, with

tholr

^{presence .Many}

mutters

^of

lmpotunce relative

to

the

bazaar were

discussed, chairmen

for various ^com-

mittees weie

^{appointed, nml nil passed} oil without tiny

discordant

Incidents This, however, Is no subject for sue

prise

us each one in

attt

iulunce

vus

tho pcrsoniucntiou ot amiability and good will Tho time appointed for

tht

opening ot

the bazaar

^{Is May I I} Ainu MfConl elilef clerk In tho ^of--

iMMnHiii ^....

lice of Surveyor General Morgan O.

Llewellyn,

returned

front Alhuqin-rque- ,

whore ^IiIm wife ^!o vIhIUiw friends.

0.

^C. u'atHon reinrneit from an over-ititti-l

trip

to^Tmok.

.Mr. iiiid Mm ^{13. V.} Orlnwolil. of St.

l.oniB.

are

vl.iltor:i ^'.n Hanta ^l e.

fl. ...^{... 1} tt llUln.. ^{Im ...1 I}

l'AJilt.

^{Illill Ii. II. I}

llllt.

^{in rAil-rni-l} homo from Washlnntou and New Vork City.

A. A. Keen,

territorial

^{land eotnntls--} nloner. lias Kime to (luuilnltipo county on olllelal business eonectod with ^Ills olllce.

Hobeil IlRltne. of Nfw York f!ltv.

who Isona pleuBttro

trip

to California.

l stopplnu off In

Santa

Fe for a ^few-- days. He Is ⁿ

brother

^In law of ^Solo- mon

W. II. Pope. United

States nttomey

for tho Ptioblo Indians, ^{.1. V} Crnnda ^I.

of

the Fnlteil States

Indlnn school in rianta Fc, ami ^.1. It.

Harper,

superintendent

of

irrigation

for

the

Pueblo Indians, left on a

trip

to the pueblos of 7.1a. .lemez and ^Co-chlt- Mrs. A. ^.M. HitKhes.

mother

^{of .1. 1)}

nntl ^{L. A.} HukIics, and Mrs. ^{.1. 11.}

Humes,

eft for ^II oomltiKton. Indiana.

Miss Fllznboth Hughos.

slstor

^of

the

Mossrs Hughes, loft for Ojo Cnllunte, from where she will

return

to Santn Fo on

her

^{way to}

the

Pacific coast.

There

was a light

frost last

^night, hut no ilnmage was done to fruit.

II. A.

Sleyster.

of Aibiuniorqtie. nn

Insurance

agent, who

spent

a day in

Santa

Fe. left for Lns Vegas.

Clerk Atanaslo Hotnero Is very proud of a

blanket

^{In his pos-} session woven In ¹⁷⁷⁽¹ by his

great grandfather.

C. ^.1. fSaUn and son. of Katun,

are

iu

Santa

^Fe. Mr. CJavIn is one of the best known

citizens

of

northern

^New

Mexico, who Is a gront worker for

the

welfare of

the territory.

S. II. 13lklns. who lias been in Hnnta Fo county

the past

^few weeks looking

nftor

bis mining

Interests

ⁱⁿ

the

south

oni

^{part ol}

the

county, will leave for his home at Columbia. ^{Mo., ot} which city he Is

postmaster.

HiikIi Murray

arrived

^{from New} Vork to

take charge

^of

the

^{remnltiR of} his

brother,

who died in Santn Fo on Sunday night. The

remains

^{will bo}

taken

^{to New York for}

Interment.

SAN MARCIAL.

From

the

^Hoe.

Al Shoppard Is

interviewing

old friends lu

this

^vicinity.

The Sun Mnrolal postoillco has ^ox-- tonded Its closing hour from ⁷ to ^S o'clock.

Mrs. ^L. C. Hrown's

blight little

boh wns

quite

^severely

bitten

^{by a dog.}

Mrs. Sid

llockott

and inmlly nro ^ex- pected back from St. Louis about tho

USth of

the

^month.

The ntirnctlv

^-

nppoaranee

of our pnrk

iloinonsti..ies that

^every

dollar

Invested in It hns been put to ^goon use.

The avenues

^of

trees

nro

taking

on

spring

^{follugo r.ml In} a few dnys

the

nppentnnce of

the

town will be nt Its best.

Lnst week Mrs.^.M.

Fletcher

^received a

telegram

^nnnounclng

the

^{illness of} Mrs. Humble ^nt Hiikersllclit. Cnl. .Mrs.

Fletcher

Immediately

departed

for

tho

home of hor sick

daughter.

J. N. Hroyles has secured liorinlsslon from tho board of county commission-

ers

to build a telephone line from Snn Mnrclal to tho Rosotlalo mining camp.

Tho line Is

under construction

^as

rar

ns Old Town.

J. A, Honl.

representing

Tho Albu-ttiorqu-c

Citizen, called upon Snn Mnr-clnlltO-

tho

other

^{tiny. With type-}

setting

^{machines, n now} nnd fust prens, n complete bindery, tho

lutost

noveitlcs In typo, cnpablc

reporters, popular proprietors

^ami

editors

^and un

outside

^{mun who}

generally gets

'"next" to tho few people who nro not

subscribers

to

the

^{pnpor, It Is not such}

n tllltloiilt

mnttor

to

understand

^why

the dollars

of tho public How Into tho coffers of Tho Citizen.

Wllllnm

Sanders

nnd wire hnve been In Snn Mnrclnl for

several

^{dnys. Mrs.}

Sunders hns boon

operated

^{on by}

tho

Drs. Crulokshnnk nnd ^u

tumor

^re- moved. The Indy Is

getting

^ulong nicely and will soon be nble to

return

to

her

home out from Mngilalenu.

LAS CRUCES.

From

the

^Progress.

Mrs. Hntton leaves ^on next Sunday for tho summer. She will visit ^{Kan-sn- s}

City and

other eastern

^{places be-} fore

returning

In tho fall.

Miss GoldbeiK,

teacher

^In

the

^So.xton school nt ¹³¹ Pnso.

returned

^{to 131 Pnso} from u short visit with Mrs. Roberts, of

this

^place.

Dr.

Warren

^{W. C.} Sponcer. of ^Hus- ton, wlio Is looking over

the southwest

In

the interest

^of

eastern capital

^left for tho Santn Rosa oil (Holds.

Tho Misses Scrogglns gnve a

party

In honor of Miss Lena Scott, who is soon to leave for Texas. ^A very pleas-tin- t

ovonlng

vns

^{enjoyed by} tho young people.

Dr.

J.

^V Cowan, ono of tho old ^tim-

ers

of

this

section, loft Lns Cruces to locate In

the

prnctlco of his profession nt Altimngordo. Lns Cruces will miss

the

genial doctor.

One or

the

snddest ncldonts on ^rec- ord nnd ono which every

member

^or our

little

^village

circle

^{reels most keen-}

ly is tho

death

or Mary, tho

bright little

1

year

old

daughter

of Mr. nml Mrs.

Oscar Lohmnn. During

the past year the

child has boon nttomUng school

at

Visitation nendemy. whore

she

was un iversnlly loved by both ^tent-bor- nml pupils. Lust

Tuesday morning little

Mary complained or not feeling well nml It wns decided thnl sho should Himd

the

^'lay

at

homo ^Ilow soon, however, I.

her

^Innocence, sho

set

fire to

her clothing

^with

the

mntehos wlin which sho was playing nnd before

M ^{l;;::!:; II IlItlHt}

VOLUME ALBUQUERQUE, MEXICO, SATURDAY,

Kmasssamsmatam

iVS

'.'omrnct'o.

ALAMOGORDO.

BitpDrlntemletit

flnnies the mw

child's

^{body wns burn--}

oil so badly Hint death ri'Huvt'il

her

^of

her

Hiilloi Iiikh lu a few hours

after.

From the Itepuhllenu.

F. H. Hull, a DeiultiK enttloman, ^vis- ited

her?

^{last weok nml wur so nleas--}

O.I tttltl.

,..

^{..I.t 1(1,..,}

...

^{I ...I}... Blll.flll.llllt.tf

v.l nmmmii n

country

thnl

h'

Intends to locate here minittlline inou.

J. II O'llloliy. Kimeral

nmnnser

for tho Washlncton Life Insurance compa ny for New Mexico and Arizona, has

'been

olectml prosldimt of

the

^{New M".}

co

Fair

aaioclat'.on

at

Alliunueniue.

and will tutuiiKe

the Territorial

^fair

at thut

ptuci.

this

^year. The selection Is n tjood oil" ami no doubt under

the

mnnnsomunt of ^{.Mr. O}Welly

the fair

thin

year

will Ikj

lielier

^{than over.}

The countlttK of tlio votes

cast

for Mny Queer proved very

Interesting

At MoFie hall

at

the college a

law

nrnwil of ntudonts and

tholr

^friends Kathored to

hear the

^{resttit of the} eontost.

'the

leailluK candlilntea were Miss .llesslo Nowcomi) and Miss ^Ade--

laldolluBhPs. The

^final count, announ cod

at

⁰ o'clock, nuowetl

the

^following voto: .Mibs

.owcomn. it:u; ittss

HurIics, ^OSI. The youni; lady

just dec

tod by popular vole was a close ^con-

testant

^las-- yenr. and hor

friends are

gronfly

pleiscd

over

her

election this your.

RATON Froiji

the

^Reporter.

(!)o. and Reed ^Oiiiinm nro in rrom

the mountains

on nccount of tho ^suii-- mis Illness of

their aunt.

^{Mrs. Rend.}

Hi ^,1 IJenott and family

returned

to Unton from ^u six weeks

visit

with

lulativos

^and

friends

^{In W'sconsin,} mnkfm: only

short stops

nt Croon ^Hay.

New London,

Stevens'

Point. ^Mllwnu-kc-

aril

^{OEhkosh. They}

report hulng

had u delightful trip. While ^In

the east

^Mr. Hennett had an

arttllelal

^hand lilted to Ihr left arm.

Harry

Mabor, ^{.1. C.} King, .lohn

Jones

nml F. Loueka linve

returned

^{from n} duck

hunting

^{oxped'tlon on tho lnkos}

In tho ^vUinltv of Mnxwoii

t'lty.

They

brought

In ^'J.in ducks. When thoy made n halt on

First street

^{thoy made ii} grand

distribution

^{and In} a few mlu utus

their

wuuon was empty nnd nenr y every Otlzen who linpponnd

that

way was tho lucky possessor of

several

ilnr. ^t

On Wotlnesdny

night

or early Thtirs dny

monlng the

^Cash

bargain store

on

First street,

owned by S. I. Anutur skv.wns burKlnrized nnd goods

ninount

Ing to nbout ^L0 stolen. The bitrglnrs

entered

^from

the

reiir. by rorclng too mine^Is of

the

^{bnck door. 'I hoy were} evidently in a

hurry

ns tho goods

taken

wore

those

^{which were}

nearest their

hands, nnd consisted principally of inon's

ants,

while

the

cotus ami vests, shoes, underwonr. etc , were

not

ills turbed. On the same night a

private

house wns

entered,

but ^{no-.iln- g} wns stolen.

From tho Kange.

Dr. W. M.

Forster,

a physician from San

Francisco,

Is u new nrrivnl in tho city. He will

locate here permanently.

A son wub born to Mr. nnd Mrs. ^A.

D. Gaston, of

this

^{city. Tho fond}

fnthcr thinks the

new nrrivnl

nt

^his homo has all

the marks

of inherent, Km.tnoss.

Miss Kugonlo Moore

returned

^from un extended

trip

in

the

^{south. .Mrs.}

Moore Is In Missouri

lecturing

for

the

Good

Templars,

with which

order

^she

is now identllleil.

The commissioners appointed to par- tition

the tract

of land known ns

the

Dorse Shoo

much, didn't partition,

^re- porting to

the court that

^ml

equitable

division couldn't be mndo to tho ^dif- ferent

clnlniunts

^nml recommended the stile of

the

^{lnnd ns n whole.}

Rnton l"is

the

best nnd most ^com- plete

snnltnry sewerage

^{system lu}

the territory.

^{It v.ns}

constructed

^{In a}

workninn-IIk- nml

systemntlr manner

liv tie O'Rourke Construction ^com- pany, of Denver. ^Colo., according to plnns nnd spuclllcntlons drawn ^by City

Engineer

^{D. H.} Merry, and is up to

date.

LAS VEGAS.

Fror..

the

^Record.

As It Is Impossible to replnco ^nil the bnd wnlks In town nt once, why n ^: hnve u mnn "with ⁿ hummer" drive down

the sharp

^spikes

that

^ev-

erything

with which they come ^In eon

tuct?

Thomns Cnrr. who

strayed

to Las Vegan front

the

Jungles of Chicago, ^o

drunk

and disorderly nt nn onrly hour. I'ollcomnu Hogurt tossed him ⁱⁿ

the

city Jail and

Judge

Wooster gave him ^.r ami costs, or four dnys on the chain gang Thointis took ilie

hitter.

Tho engiigeiiient of II. T.

Fuse

^{I to} Miss Heile Rogers hns boon nnnoiiivcod nnd

the marriage

^will

take

^{place on} April ^IK). Miss Rogers and Mr. FiiboII nr two or Las Vegas' most popular young people nnd tholr many

friends

shower upon tin in

tholr

best wishes and cmmratulatlouB.

Thursday

^was

the

first murrlnge of Mr. nnd Mrs. F ^H. Jnniia rv. nnd

they celebrated the

^{dny with n} tumor weildlm:. lu

tho afternoon

^Mrs.

.Ir.nuiiry held n reception for ^u number of

her

^lndy

menus

nml in

the

^evening

ontertnliicd

thlrty-liv-

guests

nt six l.i.mled

euchre

Prof

Jninos

^{MeNnry received}

the

sad tldlniss

thnl

^his

mother

^{hnd passed} away

at Pittsburg.

^Pn.

Professor

^Mo-Nar-

returned

from

her

^{bedside a}

short

tlmo nuo nml hud received word only ycBtonlny Hint she wns

better

^He

will bo unnble

to

go to tho funeral on iu

count

of nresslni:

duties

^{hero His}

brother, John,

nnd

sister

nro "till In

Pittsburg.

Jnclnto

^(Inrein wns bound over to tho gruntl Jury ^hy .Indue Wooster to niiBwer_... ror

then

^{of $70 from W 13.}

II ^' ' ^{m. 1}

nntl falling to

raise

Unit ninount was remnniieil tn tin. ciuintv lull. fJnrclii claimed

that

he did not ntiutl the honuy but

the

evidence seomod to be sulllc

lent to hold hint. '

At the

p'easant

^card

party

(tiven

Saturday

tilnht by Mrs. LuiIwIk llffild.

In honor of Mrs.

I.lebstutter,

^Mrs. eonniy Biiperinienueni oi sciiooib, iiuio (IcorRe P. Monev took tho

tlrst

^prize

Saturday afternoon about

^{fi o'clock or} for the ladles and Simon

Ilnrhnraeh

^{hat Is nipponed to lie blood} politon-fu- r

the uniitleiiipii.

Theiv

^{were fortv-- liitt. Death came liortly}

after

tho ^lit-- fix

present

and the gnme for

the

^evun--

lug wns six handed euchre. ^Kefrosh-- inputs wore served nntl a good time wns enjoyed by all present.

The

trlti

^{or Troop A to 131}

Porvonlr

Sundnv wns finite nn exciting ono Re side u eouplo of, sham

buttles,

Louis

Judell

had

the misfortune

^to

have the horse

^{ho wns riding}

break

^{Its neck. Ju-} dell wns doing scout duty In one of tin fhnni bnltlos mid, ns ho wnn

returning'

nt n gnllop. his horse

stumbled

^{by n} shoe loosening, nml

turned

ⁿ

complete

sontersuult.

breaking

Its nook. Louie wns thrown

pretty hn'd,

but not

hurt,

nnd got nnothur

horse

^nt

Trout springs

on which to

return

home. Tho horse was one hire ' from n Mexican. a;.d he values It.

under th" ctrcumstnncos,

^nt nbont ?0e. About twenty-liv-e member"

of

the

troop took in ..le

lido

^{to Por} vonlr. They left nbout ^{8 n}clock ^In ttie morning nnd got back

utter

^{7 Iu}

the

evening.

Governor Otero, wife and son. ^Ml-- mud.

returned

to

Santn

^Fe

after

ⁿ pleasant visit here.

W. J. nnd family have

had

the

body of

tholr

son oxhumcd.

and loft with

the remains

for

their

home

at

.Muncle. Intl., where thoy will remain.

Tho ladles of

the

^13plscopal

church

will remove tho

partition

^In

the

^ohapel nnd mnke on lnrgo room for

their

social affairs. Tho Indlus hnve boon

untiling

tn

tholr

efforts, of lute, and need n Inrgor place for

their

^social

gatherings.

W. ^13.

Crltes

had his cnsli

drawer

tapped of $70. Ho

stepped

^{out of}

the store

nnd while nwny

the sneak thief

vol In .lis work.

The

police nro on n

dew

nnd will probably round in tho

thief

^today.

In

the preliminary debate

^{hold In} tlic Normal chapel, to choose

the

^con-

testants

^who will

represent tho

Nor nml

university nt the debate

^with

the

Agricultural Coiloge

at

Albuquerque some time In May Wayne C.lnssford and George Degner made

the highest percentages

and wore chosen. Miss Helen Ilinko ami Norris Cochran made

the

^{next highest}

averages

nnd wore

selected

^ns

alternates. The

^subject for debate was. "Resolved.

That the

United

States

^{Should Confer Inde-} pendence

I'pou the Philippines."

^A

committee

trom the faculty

ncted

^ns Judges, hut no decision wns given ns to

the

^evidence

presented

^on

the

^sub-

ject

^debated,

that

^{being not}

cssentlnl

to

the selection

^of

the represontntlves.

The

other contcstnnts

^were

Jake

^Levy.

Hnrold Ireland nnd Misses ^Mny Koss nml ienrl linker. The

contestants

^al!

'M wtdl and displayed

considerable

knowledge

nlout the possibilities

^ot our possessions in tho

Orient.

Mrs. Georco Noyes and

mother.

^Mrs.

Dav, loft

yesterday

for Carbondnlo. ^HI.

P. ^13. Garcia was lu

yesterday

^trom Kock Fc.nl

loklns

for lahorero lor ills

nicnr

^{beet fnnn}

There are

^a

large number

of hides coming into

market here,

which moans

that the

^cnttlo

are

dying freely.

Captain Da Costn. of

the infantry.

has appointed R. Ullhurri bocoiiiI ser- geant u ml Frnnk Morgun

third

^Be-

rgenia of company K.

The

Mnsonlc ccmetory is to nnve

20(1 now shndo

trees planted thotoln

and the wulks and dtlvewuys

are

to be graded and

repaired.

iVdolph Voronborg and runiuy nave moved from Philadelphia to Wat tons.

nnd Simon Voronborg. a

brother,

of

the

Voronborg .Mercantile company.

Iiuh

departed

for tho

east

^{on n buying} trip.

John

^Hobntt nnd wire, rormetiy ot Hoston. who hnd boon In

the

^{city for n} couple of weeks,

kit this afternoon

^for

Colorn-'.-

Sprhus.

where they will

make

their future

^home.

William Hoylnn Is In trom his

ranch near

Cabra Springs and

roll' rates the

drouth

story, llo

said

that

^{one or his} neighbors had lost forty out of ninety-fiv- ^e

cattle

on account of

the diouth.

Tlx

nrrest

^{of Louise}

Trttjlllo

for Amelia Vorrego with naughty words was

settled

by L.miIso apologiz- ing and paying tho costs. In

addition,

sho wns put undor n ^$100 ponce bond to keep

her

tongue quiet.

From

the

^Optic.

R. II. Wlskerson, n well known I3lk of Lns Vegas,

writes

to

Secretary

lHiiuvolt. from Skngwny. Alutku ^He Is well ami doing fairly well.

Mrs. II. L. Honham nml Miss Katha- rine Pago, who had been

visiting

Mrs.

W C. Kailoy. loft for Dorsoy, where they will spend a

short

tlmo before

preceding

^to

their

^{homes In tho}

east.

Judgment

hns boon

rendered

in the ense of

Jesus

linen ^y Lucero vs. For itnildo Keren for

the ojectment

^{of some} people on lnnd lu I3ust Las Vegas. In

lavor

^or

the

^plaintiff.

Report linn It

that

^{Mrs. 13. Koson-wul-}

Is

quite

^III nt

the

^{City of .Mexico} nml thut she will be

brought

buck to Lns Vegns

Just as

^{soon ns}

she

^{muy be} nble to

travel.

She loft for tho ^south-

ern

^republic

last

^{Sunday n week.}

Hoochcr Twltcholl

telegraphed

from Denver Colo.,

that

ho could bu u

20(1 ton mill for

the

Tecoloto

topper propertb

^{s for $700.}

the

^{mill being sec-} ond baud but In first clnss condition Mr TwitehoH'a

Intention

when lu left hero wns to buy ⁿ

twenty

ton mill

The Chinese

gnrdener,

recently ns snulted nml robbed on tho

wist

rhlt Ounng Huig hns so fnr recovered ^ns

ho

lie nblt. to

return

to work

The Castnnedn snmplo room ^on

t ..._ti. - i 1 . I.... i I...^{. " ihlX.}

tlays ago by a couple of trumps, wnie

tiualn

buriilnrleil

^hattitilny nlKht and hetweoti ^$M) anil $nm worth of kooiIs.

chlelly clotltltu;. stolen.

W. A.

(livens

Is able to ho out

nftor

an illness of

several

^dayp

Mis-- Luciano Lopez, wife of tho

tie

babe, whlelt Is olnht days old. wns

christened.

Mrs. Lopez Is u ilnuglitor of Don Carlos Martinez, of Chnper'.to.

She

lnvon

a family of small

children,

u husbnud nml in

others

^{iiud sisters-t-} mourn.

her

denth.

A pnrty

consisting

of

tlirte

^men.

two giving

their

^{names as Kel'.y and}

the third

^{ns Lottmau}

arrived

^{tills mor-} ning, hlroil ⁿ

rig

rrom Clinllln ^{& Dun-} can, and loft

profesfcdly

^{on n}

three

^to

five dnys' prospecting trip. Wlum

it

wus suggested Hint they

take

^a

driver they

dec.lueil hut said Ifthorn wns nny

uneasiness

^{nB to}

the team's return

they could pay for It before tlmy ^stutt-od-. Griff Roberts eattio nenr being ^burn- ed

out yesterday.

^{A pile of papering,}

taken

^from

the

room which h was

having

colled, wns lying

ngainst

tho end of

the

^{house. Hy some niontiB}

this

^{pnperlng ouugnt} lire, and whun

running

up the side of

the

houso, fully

the

^{feet high A bucket of}

^water

quickly applied extinguished

tho

^Inci

pient

bluzo

whbii

^{In u fow moments} would probably have damaged tho whole house. How

the paper

^ontight nllre Is n mystery which bus not been solved.

Ralph Oldham Is around ngaln

after

two wooks of confinement from an ^In-Ji-n

oil leg.

There are

^{some who}

think that

^Lns Vegns should hnve nn

inspector

^or

butchered cattle.

^{l3vory ono Is} inter-"ste- d

lu puro foods and

healthful

tnents.

Yosterdny was sotnowbat

dusty, it

must lie

confessed;

but it wns

nothing

to compare In dlsngreenblenesa with tlie cold snow

storms

notth of us

or the

^w

....ering hot air

storniB oast, of

us

Rev. S. W. Hyrd Ishero trom I'uehio.

He Is

presiding elder

^In

the

^colored Methodist

church

^{and Is looking}

ntlar

the church

Interests

of his people ^In this city. Rev. Smith,

tho pastor, has

placed his

resignation

In

the hands

^of

the

^older,

but

^{us yet it} hns not been accepted.

13. 13.

Perry,

who will bo remembered as a

Santa

^Fo

engineer

hero for

a

number of

years

and subsequently as a

partner

of

John

^{Pace In}

the

^Opera bnr. wiit to frlnmln in tills city from Helper. I'ttili. whore ho is ngaln ^{n rail-} road engineer. He wnnts to know whether the Lns Vegns lodge of ^ICIkn will semi a

delegation

to the grand lodge at Salt I.nke.

during the

^coming milliliter, nnd ndds:

"We

Mormons nro milking gn at

preparations

for

that

^m elision. ^'

The Dest

Prescription

for Malaria, Chills nnd fevor Is a boltle of Grove's

Tasteless

Chill Tonic. It ^is simply Iron nnd quinine ^{In u tnstelc-s-s} form. No

cure:

^{no pay. Price, 50c.}

FARMING ^.ON.

. .

From tho

Hustler.

Tho

air

^Is

frngrnnt

with sweet ^por-fum- from tho blossoming

fruit

^treem.

A

corrugated

iron wareroom, ^21)X-- feet, lias boon added to tho I3xpcdltlon

hardware

^building.

Workmen

are

^{engaged in} laying tho foundation of

the

^now

court

house

at

Aztec, on ⁿ locntlou

just

north of tho Juil.

The

linpro-.eme- In t.io Animas.

Snn

Junu

and La

Plata

canal, undor

the

supervision of

Superintendent

^{Ash-crof- t,}

litis made

that canal the best

^iu

the southwest

The Hlako Oil company have ^con- cluded to abandon

tholr

^old well, ^ow- ing to nn

obstruction

in the bottom, anil begin work anew sovoral

fet

^from

the

old workings.

Mohm's

Hunter,

^...omns nnd Mills, accompanied by

their

wives nnd Mrs.

A. ^L. Russell, visited

the

^{Navnjo mis-} sion nnd Kolii'ccn Collins hospital,

at Jowott.

^{hiht week Thoy wore pro-} fuse lu commending those In charge.

Tho school Is without quustlon ^accom- plishing much good, nnd the hospital,

under supervision

of Field Mntron

Mr.

M. L. Kldrldge, hns proven a godsend to Poor l.o.

John

^Lee

Clarke

and H. 0. David,

associated

^{with tho} Hyde Kxplorlug Kxpodltlon, came In from Pueblo ^Honl-t-o

lnst week to look nftor company nlfnlrs. Mr. Clarke has lint retcontly roturnod from a

trip

to New York, where lie

reports the

13xpo-.tlo-_n's busi-

ness

ⁱⁿ a flourishing condition,

their

Immense

store

on Sixtli avenue lititig ono of

the great attractions

^{of tho}

city.

A lodge of Mnsons wns Installed

at

Aztec

last

evening, Hrother ^Whltei, of Aliiinogordo. deputy grand

lecturer,

nnd Hrother ^{(1. II} Browne,

deputy

grand muster, usslstod ^{hy u} contingent of the

fraternity

from Farmlngton.

blowing In tho new lodge, which stnrtH with a good membership, the following ollleers bolng elected to first servo; ^A.

K. Springer. W. ^{M :} GrnnvHIo Pontile-to-n

S. W.; fl W. McCoy. J. W. An elogtinl

repast.

garnished with an abun- dance or yellow longed chickens, was

partaken

^or

niter the institution

^{or tho} lodge.

Wnnted, everyone to count

the

^dots ror ii $r.00 piano. See

advertlsouti.it

on page I.

Plnns for

the

pipe line to be built ^by

tht ^{131 Paso-Roc-} Island road from

the

JLurnllln

ntonntnlns to Audio

stnt'on

hnvo boon

coutplcttd

nnd

the

^work commenced, Tills line will be

eight

miles long nnd when completed ^will liiriilsh

tho

^{road n sulllelcut}

quantity