Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-21
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Kingmsn, SIC miles west 81 Aibuqu-r
que, 10 unchanged since June year sgu
croeps that one ar two new building
sross during tina, period, and several re
moyals are noted. A new weekly ap
pcsrcd In July under the management a
A. N whitmore, subsequently, rctircd Il
California. Kesn ~. Charles, formerl,
Of the Miner. took up the editorial pen o'
Our Mineral wealth a. succcseort 10 Whit
more aud has liberal patronage, he snd
Riitor Smith. 81 the Miner. getting or
equal share 81 the solid sds. giving no.
ticss of patents granted, pretty good
revenue in itself.
DR.. Lappeus moved TO California. like.
wise J. v. Gaddis q prominent merchant
Harvey Hubbs retired from the hotel
management In favor ~ Proprietor Bak-
or, and barnett, Of the Commercial. dis
appeared. A Mr. GroFt now runs the
house. The Harrington In enlarged anil
beautised aud Drs. A. Il. Ealy and A. NJ.
Bowie were made new citizens. Mr.
Ros-broueh succe-ded W. II. Lake as
sheriff and other new officials Of the
county steppei In las' fall. JR Halsey
and Mr. Lynch started . new sampler.
aud Heimrod a Rwing gave M their
leass Of the old one Ia W. II Lake. the
former 6rm now operating for the latter
In th. Whit. Hills camp. These are hut
few 81 the changes coming under no.
tice.
The county Jail IL but a cage inside
small frame building aud has ten tenants,
including a sluAw, NJ held on minor Of
fens.s. A new AMI safe structure will
take place of Oh. present excuse.
sheriff Rns-iorough took Blaip, the inan
who killed Hu.b"r at the White liills las,
Drcsrnt'er. Ia Yuma this week The
court. sitting last week. gave the Grim
inal % years.
Besides jail, new court house and
school building arr badly ne.d-d Funds
are low and the officers do no, wan, Ia
run into debt.
The present county officials are James
2oseborough, sheriff. deputy, J. N CO.
benouri J. W. Morgan. recorder; W. q
BieHkney. district attorney, l. o Cowan.
District clerk aud clerk II the school
board, J. Logan. probate Judge and
bchool superintendent J X Mackenzie,
reasurerj supervisors, W. II. Taggsrt
WIN. Grant. Sam. Crui-r. The county
hospital 10 In charge of u Mexican womn n
md DIR. Ealy 10 the physician. The Last
Fo,e was 8 o. fall Of 1893, and the aest
Election will be IN tn. fall Of 1895.
KingmAu certainly has the best water.
but the lack " water In annoying, this
md Ash Forks being the only places on
10 lin. serving condensed milk. la our
Experience.
The population Of the county 10 esti.
mated at 2 100 the smallest In point Of
population 81 Arixons's counties.
Three commercial travellers carrying
clothing samples were In town to-day,
md they didn't leave hungry, In fac,
hey pick up ~ lers right along.
The Hualapai Indians number some
100, the reservation being forty miles
hortheAs,. They are usually scattered.
fxcept In summer. Groups invade the
epot selling trinkets and when Idle play
ards on the green. or rather In the shade.
lany do odd jobs In town. They, like
he AohAves, produce the ollAlA. . water
BASIN.
J. r. Halsey. the lumber dealer and
part owner In the new sampler, worked
houlder IA shoulder with az Alderman
Aedler and Harrisou's Albuquerque p.
D., Mr. whitcosnb.
Foster Il Dennis, = former Albuquer-
haean, 10 now mining on Stockton Hin.
10 family remaining At their home here.
ar Deunis formerly ran water works
shich brought monthly returns that
you'd take an Albuquerquan's breath
lwsy. Mr.. Dennis 10 partner In the Tag
part Mercantile Co.
DR.. A. K. EAly brought his family here
July or August Of last year, lie has
70 shingle out bus everybody knows his
ddress.
kinsman folks are glad IN hear 81 Mr.
,nthy's election ~ chief maj ,s,rase Of Al
spaerque. Mr.. Luthy's properties here
re Looked amer by II II. Watkins. the
|ruggist.
}. Y. Gaddis 10 In California, q n,
ower succeeding him In business.
Agent Tarr 10 an accommodating Of
r'Ai. and deserves bsver position
hISIxa.
The following districts are tributary To
ingman. though perhaps not over 6ty
ines are Operated, The white Hills
fd wailapai camps being the leaders,
ith some $50 men employed. Possibly
20 men are working for companies at the
Arioas mines and on leases. On the
nrth the product Ia largely silver. run
Ing from $500 In 1880 Per ton. and
sersging About dve ounc~s Of gold.
New mines were developed In the
push, these showing good gold bearing
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