Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-23

Boys over II years ~ age are permitt.s
W work In the mlner, many assistin,
Their fsiherr. Onen boys will crowd tb'
limit and they arr neni home ON arcoun
~ years, ,eing uusirr ~ Accidents a.,
often iue Ia cnfrlrnrnes~ Urrat caution
has ~ ir eScrcis~l with rrfsr~nc. to air
and this " s,'n.thinR that the insIssct.r /,
very particular siHmi. and ~ which %,
miners are oten reminded. There A.,
lo57 miners aDd others direc,ly connect.
ed with the New Mexico mines
uaiinp having the greater iur.
uon, sIa, Blo~sburg second aud
Cerriil"r thiri in orler. Mr.. spears
" busy making "ut voiuminous reI,nrta,
AMI ~ There arr several points to l~ SUP.
hi~i' anu NO printed blanks at comma nj
the work In tedious. The gentleman Nj
visit Albuquerque this week
DIR, Robinson has Furnished u, writer
samples ~ ore fium the t;irle and Pain.
mines IN 'h" HARPER district, yavaIai
county, Aris"na. The mines wrir named
AFTER his girl and boy, ~ pleased il h..
with the showing of ore forwarded tn him
soine WIZ ~, s@ gold. others S7j. $50
largely silver and lead.
Through Hon. e SIrar-, coal min,
inspector your correspondent CLEANED
much that " Interesting, hut M | have
oern Mining Tnk CIrizks l~yund my limi,
] will only note u few items
jas. C,nl-r AMI family passed out IT
Town Ia day in ''Irairie schS,nrru." They
prnpts" 10 ~ Ia Missouri. pusribly
passing through Albuquerque eastward
bouml. This IN going backward" Ger.
tainly.
The RiSlun family mov,d to-day fium
the Hart cottages to the Page house,
south Third.
Gallup's population II about 100, and
with the mining districts tributary abnu,
1900. The nationaliiics ia the 1900 are
several
Th~' itinch II puttiug up guod adobe
nj Hlnch aud Third. His residence may
he sah Ia hc the hest in tuwn, though
Hon. W y. kuchenbeck.r In apt to dip-
pute this statement.
Gen. West will l.av, an Tuesday AZ,
no"n for Albuquerque aud the Worlds
fair, Mr. Ri~lon fills his chair at the
'rrsceni company's office.
Principal Richards occupies Judge
Mah"elIS house f"r the rrs"n,
4 chill! 81: ,ieo Spicir is ill.,
larimast"r VIM. smith and wife leave
the week for the Worlds fair. spending q
day nj She albuquerque fair. He IT,
chairman ~ the t"wn council.
Mrs, J. Allen Johnston will visit Mrs
WrM"n"r wife uf the conductor. during
I'll" fair week. Mrs. Johnston formerly
iiv,Si in Albuquerque.
Worth kr"uc came in un NJ. I tonight.
u" vii u" - prominent figure on the fair
grounds.
Conductor W"ilnrr turned over lOi
men. IN ia" three carr lmszas frr., uut 1T
Albuquerque, Ia ia" unn un the west run
early Monday morning, and was glad in
i" relieved ~ his charge.
Deputy Marshal Dave Strnchan will
S'nc IN "n No. .. Tuesday.
A sad accidcn, occurred this morning
which resulted in fatal injuries tu VIM.
Julsun. which was wir,si YOU. About |
o'clock lIr jumped fium train II empty
Hat ears to- make "A switch an the Gale
d"nia spur. and Ia jumping h" stumbled.
falling before the approaching train. the
forward trucks striking him and rolling
him over. He struggled Ia fiee himself
as III. train WAS stopl.sl. hut to no avail.
The injured man Was liit,-i tna ear and
brought Ia town. thence Ia Rohinsnn's
drug store. Drs. Harper AMI Robinson
made AN examination and pronounced the
saS" hopeless. tn. vertebra- was pull
verified, AMI otherwise injuries were in
ilict'sl that betnkrmsl death IN u short
time. The I-or fellow shnw.d gra,
nerve, and nj the last called Tor fri"ndo, |
finally requesting that hs mother. Mrs. |
Nancy Judson. Burlington. Iowa. b- tel.
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