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The state herald., 1893-04-14

A SUICIDE epidemic is said to be
prevailing in and about New YORK,
No less than seven cases of felo de Sc
were reported one day last week
The mnnia is us prevalent as 1t once
was in France, when TO stop it an
order was issued to expose in the pub.
lie market places the naked bodies OF
those who had killed themselves.
The mania was cured by the order.
The state herald., 1893-04-14

An English admiral has been
snubbed. He ordered the sun not to
set until later hour and that sched-
uled in the family almanac. And
darkness came on just the same. The
admiral should have studied his as
tronomy more faithfully. 1t was his
duty, il sunset had to be delayed, 10
stop the earth.
The state herald., 1893-04-14

MASSACHUSETTS has new warden
for its state prison. lils frs, OH
clal &C, was 10 deprive the convict.
OF tho dumb bells with which their
cells had been supplied. The reason
assigned for this revolutionary ne,
was tina, prisoner had threatened
TO brain one OF the guards with
one OF the dumb bells. Incidentally
the warden remarked that he would
try TO give the prisoners enough
work 10 nbaic tho demand for gym.
nas,ic exercises
The state herald., 1893-04-14

RECENTLY famous baseball catcher
threw of his mask and took to the
stage. The populace listened mo-
mcnt and then hooted him to flight
and concealment in the wings Real
histrionic ability cannot. it is plain
be acquired behind tho bat. The
catcher might put on boxing gloves a
few times and sec II genius would
not relcnt and place it. mark upon
his brow
The state herald., 1893-04-14

WE speak advisedly in saying tina;
the dark clouds OF war are again
lowering over Hayti. All that Is
needed is bright brass buttons on the
uniforms OF the troops TO make the
thunder cloud smile complete. The
uniforms generally consist OF dirty
shirt and straw hat, however. which
leaves but scani spnce for tho ap.
plica'ion OF the glitterlng gewgaw,
OF militarism.
The state herald., 1893-04-14

The old-fashioned handshake has
received another blow. Two men in
Philadolphia met and clasped fingers
in friendly greeting. An accidental
scratch inflicted by one upon the
palm OF the other resulted in blood
poisoning and death. After all, there
may DO merit in the placid and in
nocuous shake exchanged by dudes
The state herald., 1893-04-14

Az Italian fanatic threw stone
mt King llumbert and his majesty
escaped unlniured. The anarchists
oil Italy evidently do not read the
newspapers and are not abrca., OF
the progress made by their brethren
elsewhere The latest thing Ia
missiles In England 1. the biscuit, as
recently hurled at Mr. Gladstone II
the Italian anarchist, really wish to
hurt the king. they should lire a
woman TO throw biscuits ut him.
The state herald., 1893-04-14

Tho special commissioners ~ the LONDON
Lancet to test the water supply oi Chicago,
with the yirw 10 tho safety 81 y bo.l Of nri,.
i-l who viii visit The Woihl'a palf. Natc ,hr,
illinfofmcd rtmor has exaggerated the faults
o. the supply although .ouic ppInis. a..
poclnlly the uhscientlnc u.e n i,r Iii'coolpp
rnler, need sttlons attention. They p,port
that there u rtsfy reason IA hops thai lhr ~
iibiloD viii be carried out without The Out, !.
break NJ M epidemic. Ibp report II long
one aud deals With the drainage and ,cscras,
OF Chicago, the city MAtctworls, The ,ondl.
lion Of Chicago river aud Lake Michigan.
aud sanitation generally
The state herald., 1893-04-14

Two Americans. 30 dispatche. re.
late. blew out their brains Mt Monte
Carlo recently. as evidence that they
had not succeeded In beating the
game. The sorrow will be -ubducd.
and possibly casual observer might
overlook 1t altogether. When Amer.
leans spend their money on foreign
confidence men. when "surc thing
gamblers stand in every corner In
their native land, they la-l, in
patriotism.
The state herald., 1893-04-14

Witu oil ,h- much -Oousteu racgi-
ties for acquiring y higher education
by the present generation a. com
pared with the two preceding genera.
lions. or those who attended school
almost any time from 1920 TO 1870.
there is feeling In the minds OF
some. and settled conviction with
others, that ihi, education il being
made 20 comprehensive aud wide.
spread Us TO he very superficial
The state herald., 1893-04-14

THERE are some peculiar laws in
Italy. One OF them has sent to Jail
for six months gentleman who
takes into seclusion with him the
name OF Maffeo Parberini Colonna di
sciarra, Prince of Carbagnano. The
name. however. was not his. chief
crime. He had sold some other
works of art belonging to himself
without the consent of the govern
mept
The state herald., 1893-04-14

A DEALER In pictures says he has
noticed that really good prints, etch.
ings and engravings bring more than
their market price at auction, and he
thinks that the rule OF extra high
prices for the best applies to all pub.
lilo salcs
The state herald., 1893-04-14

Tho President has cent the follo~Ing nom.
nations 10 the senate
James u. Bfosdhesd ~ Missouri. 10 he On.
,nt rttrsotllnars aud mihisisf plsbipo,rntl.
arr ~ the United states TO t~iiysflAnd,
Bartlett Trip ~ South 1batoia, 10 be envoy
s,tfasfdlpsiy and minister plepipoientisry II
the United states To Austiiasllubystt
Ibsb Alexander u North Carolina, to he
euro, extraordinary and minister pisnlpo.
ltniiaft o. the United stAie. 10 Ufeese,
EeumhnlA and sefsls
The state herald., 1893-04-14

A dispatch from Paris says that seventy
Ilresi, In the ln.t fortnight from mild foru,
81 cholera I'0tlcnt Il noted asa botbci OF
fever diseased due TO the absence Of drainage
A slight epidemic occurred there last Noven,
bct and II was predicted that there would be
a return " The dlstnsr with bnt weather
The state herald., 1893-04-14

lhe Idea Of lighted pathway across the
Atlantic seems ~ be looming ~ as posi-.
blllty Sometime aso Il sas suggested that
such thlns M. practicable, and would tend
10 many Ways 10 Increase the safety 81 oeehn
libtfs aud Other tblp. sailing between Europe
aud America Tin question hiss been revived
Ny the comrssn'e Ttahsatlsntilur, which ~
The state herald., 1893-04-14

The elections In kantsa were hotly contest.
ed and heavy vote was polled,
Tho weather was universally favorable aud
nll PARTIES made an extra effort Ia carry ,ht
dhy, The vote poll.d am the heaviest tor
suinr icafs and IN the larger rltlra very
btafly 10 per cent of iha ballots enat we've br
aunen, Tie effect " women icing ~ tho
polls Nss that the ELECTION vas tho Qnitts,t
and moss otltflt ever held IN the state
Jirtutns fun many iuNns and elite,
Throughout khnsn, al0s Tint the Republicans
iAye swept etry,hlng wherever patty linz,
4 sfeyitrtr.. rhAll rnt-tiN n1sa' h, tnns, M
The state herald., 1893-04-14
New Mexico.


The board Of pcnlteptisry commissioners
has sprung a surprise by elcciing Colonel y.
II. Bergman Of ColfaS County supcrlnt.nd-
ent Of the pcniientlary, to succeed John H.
Dcmier Of Las Cruces Bergman was re-
moved last May Ia make room for Dem.eF.
Los Lunas, Belcn and several other towns
IN Valencia County, along the Rio Grand-,
are all IN excitement over what appears TO be
an infantlle earthquake. -Four shocks have
been distinctly felt, the first one Thursday,
followed by one n little more severe ut
O'Clock Friday afternoon. and two more Ut 0
O'Clock Friday night and o'clock Saturday
morning. The one Saturday morning wa,
quite distinctly attended by an ominons
rumbllng sound underground. and was OF at
least three seconds duration, iurlng which
time eight or ten vibrations were felt. Lamp
chilnn-ys and glasses were broken, dishes rat
lied ia the cupboard and the few frame
houses In the Town swRyei as II shaken by u
terrific wind storm. The agent at the Los
Lunas depot became alarmed nj the shaking
uf the depot building and fed to 81 en- space.
Tue underground cominotlon travelled FROM
north to south. aud fear Is fei, that the fore
going I, the advance guard 81 a coming
earthquake, The Indians nj lsle,a are greatly
alarmed. aud several have barrlcadej them
selves In their adobe houses.
The state herald., 1893-04-14
WILL BE DEDICATED.
THE GREAT MORMON TEMPLE.
Brief Description of This Celebrated
Building.

pr,.f Dascrintion of This Celebrated
u,,,d,re
,,,r,,or
ihe sei'''a'"uS, 80. ~. AZ, Tho
ch.rch pcsan y. say la 10 ,,a ,o,.n mil
ueuica'ory ser.ie'. y. vi, w 40 '' M ,.nnrarm.
ana run on 10 nps,' 10 ,,. ~ ,.s,., ~.
10 nu",i. ao1a. ~, ,h vain rom ~ Inc
.s's '
''n mp ~. ,,,,. xos comn,stea
-. NV $500 a...,,,n ,n,, 1,nna 1901 The th,rtv-
Anu ~ ',,'.. =, ~. ,ar,,, ~ IN. .orner.
.na " T,,. ..r.on,as NOV. 0,,ended Inv over
sn.. ',,n.sS ,,.,o,,,o A oonnor n,atc in.
.a. ~ .I s,,,, h,p,or,o,, aa,a rar,ous church
.'.',,,'s.,'aa. .,h",o',,.rhs .,c we're lain In
i,.''s', a,a. p-o'o7
NV nv, ."p =, ,,,, o,rn,,o .r.h,,ect.
.,.a aA ~, -, ,hn ..,.,,ord,, sa,n,sn arc as
-. ~. ~. ,a,,,,h IA ,sG ss., and
...,,,,, M ,.., rh... o-, s,x ,o~crs lire.
A.. 49,. .., ,,,.aa ~, ,,o w.s, AMI ~ m.
s..a,,,.. To,,, hoI,h, ~ Tho ton NJ b,yhe.t
- ooo,< 80, n.,',h, =, v.,,a ,G,it fcc,.
~. ,,.,.L,... ~, ,raii, a, ,ho,,om a scc,,
,h,.,'.ss =, III. a, ,or q f.o, Tb.,who,e
The state herald., 1893-04-14

-,,en. Ter nrme Is ,irtpr,a nr~eMru ~; :. ..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16

\ tall, Slender fellow, shahl1y Irrss.
eel, mA,I" several uusurr"rsful attempts
lat" yesterday afternoon I" supply hIm.
self with e"h! rings II" called nj =
NAuu'S aud lurkrl at srmr rings His
work w"S very c"hrs'. Hud ia" ragl".ry",l
proprietor AT one" ulrp.sl hs gam, ~
ia" bud H." then CALLED AT Ev"rlit'S au!
Mr. Wu"rk"r, IA" clrrk. showed IA" maj,
n tray & elegant rings Another ,I-tr.
ru"r entered ia" -t"rr' ~ that tune. aud
ia" man turned around tn l"ayr the ntnr,.
Mr. Wurrk"r, Iuick a. hHsh. perceived
that "u" 81 Ia" best rings was missing.
and demanded il Il IA" fellow lir tirs,
denied having TIA" ring, bat when Tia,
clerk pulled out n revolver. threatening
,u put gigantic hole through his h,-ly.
h" walked ur g. ia" counter and dropped
the ring uUt ut hs lett slrrN" a snort
tim" after tins failure h" was observed
At El~'uha"h'S examining - tray uf rings
THIS J"wrlrr hal been notified. aud the
fellow again failed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
charged NIth Arsou

Last night At the uStanc" uf Al code
man. two warrants w"r" served upon II
N"rh"im. charging him with arson. I'll,
man was placed ~ charg" Of An officer.
and thu morning appeared before Justice
Burke. with Judg" L." NJ his attorney.
the territory or rather MIR Coleman l.,-
ing represented hy Judge Hrac"rk AT.
ter III" ease WAS presented. nm adjourn.
men, was taken until this aftrru"un AT |
o'clock, when the prisoner WAS bound
over in ia" sum "f 500 to appear for trial
mex, Monday morning AT ~ "'cl"rk Ice
fore the same justice
Mr.. Snrlhrim waz burned out ut the
Coleman r-rld"nc" y"s,"riay morning,
and M hr hai SsOI insurance on som"
u"rs"nHl "Hr"ts aul two incuhatnr-. and
~ his actions w"r" queer nj aud after the
hrr, ugly ruinur- w-rr ailuat aud Mr
t"l"mAn Thought II best Ia have HIM ar
r-St"d.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
TIE DohrrtS Nurder

IN" Lac Vegas optic learns fiVm Mora
tia, when John pohrrty war shot hr was
reading newspaper, with tive ~ HE
small children sitting "u" un each kn""
THIS rhuws huw d"lhrrat" the aim # the
a--Ass.h WaE, who rested his pistol on thu
franz Il the window, which tillrd the up.
I..r half uf the door 81 the office he
could uut have hrru more than eight feet
FROM hls yictlm. But Tor the arm If the
murirr-i man, the bullet would have
gone straight I" the heart AZ the arm
waS rA,-'d ia" tall passed directly
tAruugh II, breaking the bone and sIlIt
ting n small rhy"r from IL" hall, which
was also carried int" ,hr Lsiy, making
tWu ul~uings "a Ma, len SIDE, creating thp
,mprsSIon h"fu'' ia" autopsy that two
balls had been h'-i; lut the autopsy
demonstrated that one II the holes ia ia,
side was male by the bullet aud the 9th
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16

About ia" first "f November. ppuAhl
SHAW hud h- SISTER. Mrs VIM Fraser.
MI" 4 sheep raiser, Fraser, len the
'i'! for thar "ld home IN scotland They
sailed frrm New Work GA Nuv sad
reached lnn"rmrss. scotland. Oh the lTih
Yesterday, Mr. fraser received u hotter
from hIr wifi, IN which she states that
ia" trip "rruss the Atlantic ocean was an
exceedingly stormy nu", AMI tia, for tw"
lays n"n" II IA" Passengers w"r" allow .
r'l "n the decks. Sh" Alsn states that she
"as Srrk all IA" way ACROSS the ocean. hu,
had recovered her health af,rr reaching
lun"rv"NH Nj Fraser informs the re-
i"rt"r that hs wife will ne, return Ia Al.
nuTu"riu" h"f"r" next spring
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
Huri-d Thi- Afternoon

Az "'cl~k this nf"rn"rn IN Lac W..
gar 7 trlrprll, ia" head president e the
New M"Arcu F,rh and tame Protective
AHrHIAtipu, wa buried tie waa man
well lik"i by every m"ml"r Of ia" RSS"-
rtatnu. and they naturally feel the lnsr
very k""uly Th" members hrr, nr
Bi~is"', Arthur aud Charles Henry, Jar
Martin. Rnh"rt hruSr. Jo- Barnett aud
others speak Of the l,crar,-i IN Tia" high.
"s, tertuS, and say that, although Lac
Nrgau, h" treated "v"ryh"ly nlik" and
mad" m"+, excellent prrsiiug officer #
the AsEuClStiuu,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
= food Meeting.

Alta meeting IT Company q. last nigh,
ia" following new members wcr sworn
IN John Mann. Thns Scott. Guy Endr.
ley, W Cl"uthicr and X l. Bart.-
7. X Gnh"l, Louis HELD and >eigfri,.l
'irunsfrld were elected honorary mem
l"ir, ani ia" rnlnrs Tor thrr- members
will CONSIST uf blue AMI silver badges
This evening the company will hold n
hall n, the Armnry, and last evening the
soliciting ""ranittee rrI"rt'Di To- the meet.
ing that they hal sold ~ ,l,k"ts Ar.
rangrm"nis Srr" made with ia" manager
IL the Harvey eating h"us" g. serve the
ball supper The ball aud super will
l- grand affairs. AMI both will Ice lilmr.
ally Iatrunil"d NJ Mandrll presented
the company with % check. whwh the
meeting acknowledged AMI vote II
thanks WAS rendered the donor,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16

MnJor W Ii II Llrw"l!u, ia" live
-t"rk ag"nt tor ia" At,hl-nu. Topeka n
santa +" road, cam" up fr,m Drmlug
Last even NJ. aud now ncrupi"s r"nn 81
a, ia" the Eur'I"Hn, being sick with Ia
grlrI" II" had been suffering with =
cold for the past week, hu, three days AK,
It Developed ln," grip AMI the mnj"r, III
consequence, IL a very sick man. Dr
Wrnth wa t"i"grAph"d to- meet the train,
ani Ia" "NI-''tr /" pull the major through
IA few day
Jas. A, iairi, the assistant live rt,Tk
agent, r. alt" III the city, arriving FROM
S,r"rru hs, night, II" II a, hir office al
the depot to-day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16

Addm sutton, which event -curr ~ the
goth " lrccmhcr Frauk experts :" ~.
turn I" ,h" city Ny Christmas
WIZ Bnw"rr, Nh ,.Iegruus marshal
~ u'Allup, came IN '',u ~" west last
night and registered y, W." European
"" will leave f"r h"m" thus evening IN,
town trustees " tiallup haN" ,ri~l IN ~,
different ~caHr"u- a. Gust Mr. Bnwrr.
hut Il" rtlIi holds down the office " NAT
shal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16

f." days NJ" J T'"rn"y, brother Il
Marn T",nr!. had piece II steel II }
IAt" h- ugEt "y" whJir NJ work IN the.
mH"hii" ShuIs Il IL" Atlantic i Pnddr
Tia" ry" wA- di''s-"i ths morning. aud
ia" H'"udlu. phyrc,au states that the
"!" Will -" all right IN short time
Martin T"ru"y, the we'll known h"ilrr
uak"r, Is ais ia the sick list lie hnS
ia" gT,p
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
EDITORIAL NOTES.

In various ur,hArls about Alhupurr.
que fruit tr,'rr arr huddmg and IN some
instances young leaves have mad" their
appearance.
Tux admission II this territory and Ari.
iona 10y the prrs,'nt congress IL almost
assured Let ur cnnmenr" to- arrange
for grand Jubilee.
THs territory has made seven efforts
a. get int" the Union M n state. II hr.
lrves IN IL" motto. TRY. try again"
and will get there POGO ti"mln
TuKRN II To- le a coinage Il SloO. 900
into halves and quarters The most rabid
monumrtalirt would hardly object Ia n
st." kngful II these at Christmas time.
Tar ways aud means committee. says
All exchange, rAld - delicate compliment
tn Mr.. Cleveland and his Hawaiian queen
when 1t pIac,i in,.s,inrs on the fr~- lin.
" cnnYr-ss would throw the Wilson
tariff hill into the vast. basket there
would be- an imm~ilat- r-sumpti 81
business PROSPERITY throughout the Unit
eel States.
CoRHKrr and Mitchell are to fight On
January -. 1894, which IL the anniv.r-
sary II bobby" Burns birthday. IL
they hight as we'll as he wro,. the mill
will b- n hummer
AT Denver Colorado oil company has
been Incorporated. II IL Ia lie hoped that
this company will redeem the Rocky
mountain region from the clutch Of the
Standard oil monopoly.
REILLY g"od agricultural land in the
irrigated valleys II New Mexico has de-
preciatcd very little since the financial
depression S-t in. and the MY reason il
In not selling actively il the scarcity Of
money.
Inn playing card manufacturers have
cAile'i for new deal They arr ~ tn.
opinion that a tax IL 10 cents ON IA. pack
will make the game worth more to tn.
other fellow than I" the one who holds
thu caris
COLORADO In the second stat. to extend
the ffnnchiH" 10 women; and its follow
ing IN the track Of i,s n-ighbor Wyoming
seems like testimony of observation that
the experiment, of Wyoming has been
successful.
Thk father IL James Whitcnmh Riley,
who recently died in Indiana. il said to
liza l,,a.n q tl.. 4
tors 81 the war p"r,wi. II in not nften
that man like ia. Hoosi-r I,ort springs
frum people who are emo account"
"koEdE G"rLD IN u millionaire, but he
has shown that he has gnh, nanJy
bA'khon" ia refusing Ia submit Ia being
blsckmailed by "A pretty woman. II other
rich men should initiate hin pluck one Of
the nglirst trades in existence would b.
destroyed.
DrRls" the past year 1900 ear loads Of
cattle, containing on All average thirty
tw" heal or = total of l66. 900, have been
shipped over the Santa Fr rad Ia east.
ern markets frnm New Mexico. and dur
ing the samr time About half million Of
sheep were shipp~l out IL the territory.
New Mexico has resources. aud demands
MRA. BL"rST makes an appeal Ia her
friends M, Ia judge her husband too
har1hly on account If his Hawaiian r-uort,
saying that Il wasn't his fault. This In
anIns4l linar lii a. lh., "A A.. - -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
Notice.

Notice 70 hereby gwen that "a. undsr.isnsd
the eoonty OF Hsrnaiilio. tsrritnry of New HsII-
o., sxseaIof VI the l.st will and teslAmsnt of
taAlAnA n bAnoh'L deocased. and all persans
are hsssby required IA present the sA,ns 10 ths
undsrstsnsi within The time pr.scr bed by Law,
All elaine against aid sstAts must be yesihsd 10
mess the requiFensas u BIC, Aen, Compilsd
Lave Of lsc4 MILL H. fIkLL.
kzseasa< q the lAst Will and Tsalamsai Of
CesiAha n. bAhohsa. dsoeAssd.
AlbaaassguA n. n. Dec. II, Lsss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
rut ttnt
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o',Nak '..- u.ru.us h". wa- aroused fr,m
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n'ni"-' ~ iipr', and Ia huUhue that ~"
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nr nn.rn If s>Dl ma ,h, Cunn,r,tru,
llr lu,Urnur,. COMPANY. r,.i,r,-rut-I hN
Ralph llAlrr,u
rn" rrsdcur". although e adobe is
/ ,..t,,,...t ..-,.,,. .,., 49,, N, ,.i.,.
I.ino. uIau which theirs. ~ no. insurance
\ l,' u hs. fIrul,,u,. w,- IA "a. hu.lI.
Ing ,Il ',tal,, DESTROYED
Nj Northern, had uruti,d ia. rlnr.
.i.u, tWo months. and stated ,h,. morn.
,,,,. -, fam, 90, NJ, Ii,ll,r,r ,CL,.l.I
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
.OoD wosD- Fos siLLssOHo
Z .r.,i~ss. i.,~rr-,es TsiL- absu,
the Htrh MtoSs

IIt ilfNhN, ~ personal IRrAgtAI "
Yesterday. mentioned the r,.turu II T.
~aIu, from llllisirru, where h. II inter.
,-rd w number " hrst rlAss claims
IT, brought with him amplr- fruu NJ"
variuua claims IN which hr II Iut,.r's'",i
aud had them aHSHy'd 10y ArrnS'r Mm.
Harms late yesterday afternoon frHn
"a" sample. tlSn III gold Co. ,u'. tuu Was
found; another, ti5, Aul u.-' " III"
other samples showed "vtl'u.. f even.
uHlly h",ng go.l properties
Thus morning, TMR CI;ilt> urrraruta.
tI," net MIR Saint u, the ANIucrIur
National hnuk And IL" following hri"f IN
t"rNrW hal With the grntl"ruun
"Whcu h"cAmr Interested % lhr llils.
huru camp" remarked Mt SAINT "al~ut
'hrr years aga, there WE'RE hut ,wu 80
thru" prusJ-ctuir ~ work Ia IA" camp.
aud but iw" pr.lurius mines th" tinld
llnI~ Bouanla aud the G"ld STANDARD
company To-day there are probably
iur men AZ work developing ,lalms tina,
properties tr what they can get uut 81
thrir claims. and thrr' ar ~ addition ~
th" two mur- m"ut"urd righ, - ten
other gni properties prsiu,lug rrgu
arN uuW All the rilr ~ the
lamp Arr running lay and mght al
- L'-si rtur' The LITTER K"rmhhr Mn.
~ .lmrauy. The precedent or " hJ,h IT. n
" Springer, tie "ld th,ri Vice rrrs,dru'
ut tu" Santa r" r,Ai. with Major Llrw"l.
.Iu ~ general manager. arr tunn"lling
tu" Antuhs I"'ak u, an expense ~ prob.
abby $E,mr. With view Il cutting som,
of th" rich lraIs that ,""m ,n rru,rr NJ
that peak. They also own n large hulS
& rDch placer lands that they propose Il
conduct water uutu ny PIP" lines during
the coming year At au "Sl"ua" uf $500.
~ "
I"utiuulng. Mr. Sau, -n,l "Th-r,
are about lno men at work N thr placrrr
nov, and they arr making from my cent,
| :" 80 per day per man with dry washers
Tia" output If ia" camp during tins veal
will probably reach $500, 900 IN gold III,
output ui ore ,u date has r,arhrd ahnu
! -3,Wn tone iir-t class ore, meet II whici
| II mIll'Dl III ia" camp The Opportunity
/ mine, owned 10y the todd standard MILLING
company, on their 900 f"i level have liu
/ covered "a heavy h"ly of sulphdr nr,t
/ Wat wall average thirty inches ia wiltl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16

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