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The herald., 1895-06-06
How We Grow


During the week closed yesterday per-
mits for the erection of new buildings
were issued to the mum ber of thirty
eight. the aggregate estimated cost of the
proposed structures being $780, $50. When
it is remembered that one day of the
week was Il legal holiday it will be seen
that the record falls but little short of the
tremendous pace set during the previous
week. when the mark of seven houses a
day was reached.
The tendency to build for homes is as
marked as has. been the case generally of
late. OF the permits issued during the
week passed but two are for large blocks,
these being for buildings intended for
stores and lodging houses. one at the
corner of Alameda and Ord streets and
the other on the west side OF First street,
between Alameda and Main streets, the
estimated cost of the buildings being
$1,000 and $500 respectively. Some of the
residences Tor which permits were taken
out approach in cost very near TO the
am cunt to be put into the business build
ings, but the large majority of permits
are issued for the erection of such homes
as are usually occupied by modest but
well-to-do business men.
The increase of the number of dwell
ings in the city indicates an increase of
popu laton of not less than 200 persons
for each week of the yoar. And as each
lation seems promptly to find place for
himself or herself in the industrial COM
munity. it is very safe TO say that the
foundations OF big city, and very
prosperous one, are being laid with
speed and good judgment.
Among the evidences Of rapid continuous
growth good example is that presented
by the South Bonnie Brae tract Messrs.
Clark IL Bryan, who have handled the
lands in this tract. report that all the
lots in the tract are sold. and the adver-
tisements inviting the public to buy a
lot IN the beautiful South Bonnie Brae
tract will now make way for the claims
of some other lands no less desirable Tor
residence purposes, though lands more
desirable can scarcely be found. But the
fact that the lots are all sold tells but half
the story. From contracts already let and
what is known of the plans OF lot buyers
who possess the ready money to carry
their plans into effect.it Is estimated that
no less than twenty-five fine new resi-
dences Will be begun and completed on
this tract in the immediate future, and
by the beginning OF the coming year the
raw lands of the South Bonnie Brae tract
will be transformed into fashionable
residence section. with a growth of tree
and shub and plalt that will make the
new arrival from the east think the lands
have been cultivated under the direction
of a landscape gardener for half dozen
years.
The herald., 1895-06-06

For further building news read the Builder
and Contractor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
SOcOrrO County!
NEW MEXICO.

county. The officials II Scurro county
arr Capt NJ Cun-y. collectors u. q.
liursum. sheriff. With A u Bsca AMI
Humphrey Hamilton a. deputies! klfego
iIAcA. probate clerk M,s- Annie Graham
snd An,"n,o s,-iilln, d-pu,,-s N.-,t y.
Eaton, ss.-rs"rj samuel NICK. deputy
Il l., Brrwnr. treasurer \ h Cortillo.
rch"ol superintendent. & J. brown, II
\ r"rr", AnSrtac,o TrJhl", " sshibsl,
snd Clem. HighIwer. ii FRISCO, arr tue
hosrd ~ county commissioners
The headquarters ~ the district cour,
{ the finh Judicial district, comprising
the counties II Socorro, Lincoln, Chsves
aud kidy arr Al Socurro Hon II. u.
Hamilton, sssocist. justice II the supreme
cour, II New Merico. being the district
judge Hen, deorge Curry, clerk Will
liam pr,sc"ll. deputy Jus,in,sno B~cs.
interpreter. II. N. Itugh-rty /. dis,ric,
attorney for socorrn county.
The great and vsri-l resources and
vast possibilities oi socnrro county will
b- given attention in writing up The diff.
trt-n, towns aud mining districts IN this
aud succeeding ARTICLES.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
.s~-es ~ rss ..,vm -,-r...,

ss~-es ~ rss sntpn st-rgs..
The spI-ars nee ~ Mr. M-l-l wrigb,
isnsgs IN . divorce court in Dakota re-
callr the rxi-ri-nc. ~ her I.r~,lrc-psur
IN the sh-c,i ne ~ the New lurk broker
and money-i srir,,rrst III. bret Ma.
irnsgs was Mice Mary Virgins smith,
the drsc-risnt ~ brilliant Lu' ~,
very wealthy sJu,b-rn family. Tue
smith sisters wrr- r~marksbl- fur Their
hauty and Sccomp liHhmrn,s, snd traded
nn their gwsi lr ~ and their talents Ia
ma "dr.irs L." matt'sg-s MARY mar.
rr-d t'rps I'D" lsuAgH. wrurr income ran
~ to a million year. She wss eun.
pArniiv-ly short time in discovering that
she hAi chosen uuw,--iy aud . divorce
trll"S-d MINI went ~ search ~ .
title aud fnunh :, ID the Irrr"n ui baron
lie funt-uillIAii, Fr-uchmAn, ~hu
proved Ia h- uncomfortable AMI ir,m
whom she was ~ du. time s-pArA,-d.
Avs msrri~i William n Vanderbilt,
anil her experiences ar still fr-sh Ia the
public miud Their. might have h--n
more dum-.,ic ,bf-lieItl-s. bui h-r- the
SUPP y 81 smith sisters gave uut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
MAAs a. kAM,nsT

I'll. k,ngmAn, ArlI"ns, Mineral Wealth
contains the foll"aIng item Jack John.
anu. ", tietriu aud k-AB ST Charles
have l--n AII'oiDt-i by the AlhWIu.ipu,
fair committee 49, exhibitors for MobAvs
county al the FAR. 1t stands Mohsvr
county Va hand tu lie al that TAR with az
exhibit IT her b-s, urrs And fruir The
Irrigation congress will meet during far
time aud great uumb-r ui I-upi- vii
he IN attendance frum all over the unlun
An exhibit such ~ MohAv- county cat
make may lie worth thousands VI dnilAr'
~ the county, II TIA" mIurrS Will uull-ut
their or-r aud s-nd them ~. the eoIamt
t.- will $3.50 that they arr -ihib,t'-i aud
returned safely Ia the "~n-rs."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
THE CITY or socoRR0.
The Gem City Of tho valley Surrounded
by Unsurpassed Natural Resources.

fourt-en years ago, after several
months spend IN the mountains on either
ph- ~ the kp Grsbde valley and after
persing through the valley frOm ban
Marcisl " sabinsl, the writer IL this ar
tlcl- sr-.rt-i that po plsc. in New Mes.
,co was surrounded by anil could make
tributary " n n nor~ productive or richer
s-ct,on greater IN extent than that around
III. town II sucorro. Nothing IN ih. bis
tory ~ the events u thoss years has
cAus.-i him IA retrset that assertion.
ThA, the blight IL The prevailing Imam.
ciAl depression has checked the develop
ln-ni ~ IN resources snd dspr-ria tho
val .. 81 pruI'-rty, that tn. great sm-i,.
ing plant located At sOcorru has drawn its
tr-s snd is now silent - the grave, that
internal disse nsiUns ami other causes
which need not be- referred W hers have
made II = dull town 10 true, but moth.
ing csn take away its mate hlsss sur
runndingr and vim. vigor, push and en-.
t-rpris- will yet bring It " . realiga-
tiOn ~ the hopes and pr~dictioLs Of III.
'no-t sAnguin-
The basis 81 enduring and Jerma ne n,
properties In any community 10 agriculture
-tlling the soll-and it's attendant In
dustriss. The writer witnessed th. evo-
luton % California from . producer "
gold only. 10 op- ~ the leading states In
"a. production ~ wheat and fruits,
now amounting annually IA many times
ID" w Ne u l'-r guild I'ruiuct; and watched
ih- development 70 Colorado. which
Las ms i- II. mineral pr,siuct secondary
- tie agricultural production.
prsJ-rity will return to communities
n New Muxico only when there 10 pro
Iuc,i fr,,n the coil the food prUiucts non-
sum-d by man aud b~sst, now brnuxh,
ny rail frum Colorado, California aud
kanszr, When the money for such PRO.
duois " pa,h out ~ our own l'eopl. among
us. There arr Indications that In the Rio
,irandr valley Abnn, 4 rnrru this will hrst
i~ done IN New M-i,co. kvsryu here 10
the hruad valley from bAbipAl " Ssn
Antonm hehis - wheat arr nov b-ing
harvested, and the yield this year Ia In.
cr-ss,zi fully ~ per cent over that ~ last
year. The second cutting q alfalfa 10
ready for ih. mower The brad green
leaves OF waving corn give promiae 81 an
abundant erop of the new agricultural
king. Tree fruits ~ oil kinda, ripe and
growing, ar, abundant and the grape
vines arr borne W the ground by the
heavy clusters ot growing grapes. The
small farmer with his hp- cattle, fat hogs
AMI the not Ia bc dispised ben has Ia
vad-si the valley and hads . r.-tet for
all his pr'hucts SURPRISING that Of any
ear, ~ New Mexico.
With all this socorro 10 the entry port
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
ut-r 80, Os,NM

The Chicago n Alton kA,Ir'a,i CON ,Auy
has issued the following nri-,
The us- II Intoxicating liquors sac
drinkH, snd fr-lu-DtiDg "f gambling sbd
other places ui luw rr-OTt. has proven .
meet fruitful source 1T trouble Ia railways
49, we'll ~ individuals. Recognizing tine
fact. tins company will exercise the noel
rlgh scrutiny Ia reference {" the habit,
81 employees ia the r-ri-ci. The Use al
i'~-r nB'i other int"t eating liquor 10y Al
-mIhuy- II thus company while nn duty
10 strictly prUhibIt-i. Aad ne -mpluyr
will i- All"w-i /" have such liquors IA ~
Ab"ut any rtA,nb, rh"I' ~ yard. or "tht
PROMISES of this c"inpany, At any lin. ~
under any circumstance. Any cnndur-
tar, uAintnAb, engineer, hr-nAp, switch
man, Ur other -mIloy-, who ~ known y
un- intnt eating lnuurn, ur fr-lu-utInk
gambling ar other plAc-s II Low r-rur,
either whll- unor III duty, will h- prompt
ly And permanently di"chAr E-i from th'
n-rvIc- II this company"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
AMERICAN FACTORY FIGURE

i the Indian Territory only i7S Is.r
sans ar, engaged ~ manufacturing
their nnnuaI output m',ng tlIs yt9.
WLSt NIRuI>iN ha, 81 '",p hands ~
hri mHrufnH ran 'hl hin, nts and
turn uui 49, - Nt'h - pr,-iI ct
Tur rturrrtinn between capital aud
pr-iut has strhdily diminished sine"
lS'.U 'r"m ~ Ip.r cent down ~ : ,s.r
cent
1ut w,D,lcn h,'"rU,, ~ This country
nr" uusth located ia N'N iprk. New
England rcnn~y wanna aud New
JrrS,N
Mu>t,NN has only np6 persons I'm
pi",ri ~ fnriuru,s THESE establish
ncnts turning out pr,ziuct valued at
a. 80 i;t
Mtiu,it SAYS that the manufacturer
- the uIi'A states exceed those ~
treat hrtatu ~ the proportion 81
seven - four
~ the manufactures ~ Alabama
thrr" are employed 49, s2i hands who
turn uu, annually til 2lG COS worth ~
pro"iuct
IL i~~n thu gross pru-luct ~ the
~os,irn mills was valued al EN- .UJD Op
ten YEARS later II had Increased t. t33s,
HHi uzl
IIi state - Iowa il ~ far from he
my wholly agricultural that i, has ~.
~ pr,nuN engaged ~ H. factories
"hu>" annual nutrut j. ti.5. OIg.i-3
NIW"iNlN becoming Important a. y
manufacturing state, having ~ 3yi
manufacturing hands. who make q
pr,-lu,t valued ~ - Eg -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
FRIGHTrULLY BEATEN.
Zen barker Carried Homo on q Sueicher
for bead.
HICKORY STICKS


ben barker, . p-ac-ful citizen AMI ~.
sl-ct.d old tuner IN AIbuau-rlu., Ian.
been lying siuus, a, deaths ,lIr Tor s-y
eral days sna W receiving mu.t attentive
treatment fron DR.. J J.. k.s,.r, one
night las, week Mr.. barker vas taken
home Tor dead u,nu au ,nprov,sci
s,rvtch.r sud b- MUD Ia. been wander.
ing W such sn -it-nt since that a .A,isi.c
tory account ~ the horrible sh.r cAnno,
Id gi..p,d trom him. Al apparently
lucid moment. IA. talks VI having br.u
beAten NY ny TIRE. u..p. aud HIS tais then
wsn.i-rp I'd w so,n. irrpy.,sut subject.
There In NO doubt that IA, va. b,as-t. and
badly b-.t.n a. that. His ls.iy aud lin Id
pr-.spt the appearas,,a of having t,.. n
b.lHburv,i siuios, " death w,,h stou,
clubs IN strong hands.
Tus CIrIzss Reporter Waited MIR. barker
this moi nlnx ~ his r,uns ia III. san, IA. a
building, south second street., beIov tn.
Atlantic a Pacific rsilruad Offices, and
tried " get st th. bottom of the affair M .
tAlk With himself. Ia. vile and another
Mexican woman. He In ,,erssctIy helpl.ss.
and spp.rsntIy ~ weak a. no, " bs able
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

II the Rio Grande and the more Iopu-
lous mining districts many iuhabitAnts
were not enumerated, and the population
II the county now 10 probably about
1900.
OF the DOC. O0O acres ot rich Alluviai aud
mesa lands along the Rio Grands in 3D.
zorro county there arc na more than
~. 900 Acrvs under ditch. and not uorr than
80, 600 acres under cultivation when
this 10 considered the agricultural posi-
bilitiss Of soeorro county becoms Appar-
ent To everyone. The superior adApts.
bilitics of the coil and advantage Of
the .quabls climate for fruit raising will
cause the valley Of tho Rio GrAnde in
Sooosro coulty ~ rival the mnst favored
fruit distr,ets In California In the near
future.
Il mus, be remembered that 81 the
Worlds Fair wheat from the Rio GrAuds
valley In New Mexico took the hrsi
premium, and In Sooorro county the
equal Of thai premium wheat n grown
every year.
According W tho assessors returns for
the year 1894 the value Of the land re-
turned for taxation was $6O6,3bt. aud OF
housss aud improvements t4i6,5A2. max
ing . total Of $932,ss6, Horses ~ the
number u 6,i67. valued 81 ssO.BSs wsrs
returned, 23i mules, IL the value n
A., ydai e3,44i heal IL cattle, valued 81
S%s4, IN, and 10. 1875 head of sheep Of the
value Of $6y,O3y wsrs returned "
III. ASSESSOR. The value Of nAehlp'
cry in socorro eounty sIceedcd thai
of any other county In the terri
tory, being t9s,sco. Railroad property
In the county was Assesssd al $762,t93,
and the total valuation of ell property
aggregated $2,ss5,sos'
The education oi the youth In socosrs
county has made giAn, s,rsdss since the
snActnssn, of the school law u 1891
Thsrs Ars for,y .uins school districts II
the county, Apd in for,y four u thes'
there was sch"i las, year. averaging Gil
months IN III. year. The total snamsra
ton vac 3.iiO. The snrollmsnt LIZA
aud Inc average daily attendance i'9is
The school fund u socorro county Las
year amouutsd'to go. lisa, being szcesds.
only by that u bernalillo and CoifA'
counties. some Of the beet public schoo
buildings In New Mexico ara In eocoTr'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
IAtter-iIAy whys.

In these ccn,ury-cnd days, when
everybody seems IA lie wholly ALI
sorled Ia making his or her neighbor
live up Ia higher ideals IL seems fitting
Ia call attention IA some matters
which, though they lack the impor'
tAnce ~ equal suffrage ar cycling rs q
proper recreation for women, are new
crtheless disturbing factors in the
problem of the perfected lifs. For In
stance:
Why will men carry half'smoked.
burning cigars into ~" trains and ca
hl- cars, and why don't conductors
stop II?
Why will women always ask the els.
vatnI hoy Ia wait and then remember
that they don't want tn use II ~ ALP
Why will n mun hnre his friend,
with stories ~ his wife aud hAbies in
stead ~ going home H. them?
why will IL woman always wait until
she gets Just IN front ~ u ticket win
dow before she tries Ia lind her packet
lHEkr
why will man take fifteen minutes
Ia tell you story aud then admit
that he cant tell ~"
Why viii womcn try Ia ape msn and
then scurn any man who Acts ~ they
DON i Recorder
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
A SCATTERING OF SCIENCE.

DR III the agent ~ the Palestine
exploration fund. has discovered u
ruined town cas-, II the Dead sea
nW LEsIIE InIiIirs, scientist
warns women against wearing their
hair short. lie says men become hald
brchus" they cut their hR.r
~ the discovery ~ hrlium on our
globe only two permanent lines are
LEFT in the chr"musphcrr spectrum ~
thr sun which du not correspond IL
lines obtained IN terrestrial sr'ctrs.
ENrEKINtNrs tu iiud whether argun
can hr obtained from vegetable nr AM.
nal tissue havr resulted negatively .
III" quantity ~ the nrw gas obtained
ia this way not l~ing appr"riahlr,
II /, believed that the elephant, the
rhiuncrros. the bear. the hycna, and
oihvr Wild animals, wrr" nj one time
common In England, tn" hnnrs q!
thuS, animals have been found In Kent II
cavern, about mile from Tnrpuay,
Ar,uRpIsa IT, Prof barnard. there il
NJ ground for the superstition that the
rings 81 saturn are losing IN upon The
planet, IN his observations show that
NO changes have tai "n place since the
first systematic measures were made.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
AN EMPIRE IN EXTENT.
Win Resources TO sake q Doxen Princi-
ralitleS In Population and Wealth.


socnrtn Ia III. largest county of New
M-tien, attending from the Arizona hb-
h. the rrn,-r ~ the territory, . wdih 81
la miles east aud zee, snd nurtb aud
south, lie gr-A,--, length b-ing ninety.
I've mil-r l, la. an area ~ nearly
$4,000 SQUARE mllrr. ~ nearly y,WO,UOO
scr-r. The klo ursndr hnw~ through
the county frum north Ia south, . dIstAnc"
ri nearly uin-ty mll-r, following tie
cuurp-. The valley ~ this grand river
through this county II very vide AMI the
lsud II very rich aud productive. For
hundreds II y-srr II ua- l'--n iillsi aud
turnishri trd Tor large population, aud
II still pr,'luc-r like virgin soil In other
states. Ga either pni- adjacent m-sss
are ,-ihg reclaimed srd maize productive
Through the diversion " water frun the
river channel. Upon the higher n-~a-
and fu,thills, ia the canons, upon = thou
sand hills and upon the sloI-r ~ = hun.
drs-i mountains cattle. h"r~-@. she-p and
goats Ind pasture the whole year sr,and
without shelter. Away ui1n the w-u,
vsri border the valleys - the TuleruaA
sud Francisco rivers arr cultivated and
pruiuc. bount-ous Grips of grain aud
forage. S.rorro 10 . mW 1tainuuH county,
and like all mountainous s.ctpbns, great
wealth IN concealed In tn. rvcks II the
earth. while tb. mountain rlol-s arr GOV.
-r,~i with -obd aud timber, apd spring.
ilg from the bss- ~ the highest peaks
are brr,ks snd rivulets oG never failing
water.
Gold. silver, copper, Lead, iron. and COS.
have all been min-d for years within the
bounds at the county, and inH- than
my mining DISTRICTS have been organized
in soeorro county within tn. I'as, hf,--u
years. Magn-sis, aluminium. Dire clay and
sal, have al~o be-n prudue-d in the
county aud arr known Ia sx,s, In extsn.
uiv- d-posits
.b- population II soeorro county In
1890 was $500. but outside ~ the valley
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

and the national metropolis Of one Of the
richest mineral sections OF the southwest.
The development and working 81 the
mines In water canon alone, described
elsswher In this article, ough, " build .
city At Bocorro second 10 none In the ter
ritory.
Bocorro 10 ono Of the most important
stations on the line Of the Atchison. To-
pekA d santa 70 railroad, south Of Aibu-
Querqus, being eighty .six miles distant
from that city, and ITS miles north Of III
Paso. From Booorro there 10 branch 70
MArdaisna, Q distance II twenty .seven
miles. 4 short line, but an important
fsedar " the business Of the main line.
Socorro 10 an incorporated city Of the
trst class laid of In wArds-ths popula-
ton sxcssding 5000 inhabitants. kste-
van BacA 10 mayor Of the ethyl Abram
Ahoytis, clerk Severe A. Bacs. treasurer
SilAs Alexander, city Attorney Francisco
PadillA, city marshal. The following
gentlemen are meubers Of the city coun-
Gil: J, J Lseron, Juan Pine, &. Thrown.
janice Hin, Jose X. Torres, @. O. Cor
tinas, RulAiio Gonzales and J. J. lara
milo.
There 10 located 81 bocorro the New
Mexico School Of Mines, and one OF the
finest public buildings In the territory has
been erscted Tor its uss. IL 10 constructed
of native grey trschyts. 9uArried near
the town, and trimmed with Arizona rod
sandstone. Tho cost Of the building was
az. 900. The furnishings aud appAratu'
cost $3O,OO0. II 10 ~ perfect and eomplsts
. plant of the kind ~ can be found IN the
west. This institution hes bssn elos"'i
for tho mast year. hat thu board Of 70.
gents have engaged Prof. W. II. seaman
whose record Indicates thai he n specially
httsh for the place - president Of the 70,
Guilty, anil on September 18th the school
will bs rr.opencd. Just prior " ma
time Prot, seaman will make tour Of ths
territory 10 lot the people know the Ad'
vantAgcs Of such an education and ths
special recomms niA tions Of the institutior
al sooorro. He VII. probably be givsr
two AssistAnts aud preparatory depart
msnt established. There 10 every reasot
Why this institution should become me Of
the most useful In ID. territory. The
board IL regents are Rev. Thomas HAr
wood. president. AlbuausrlusI Jas. q
Fitch, secretary and treasurer. Bocorro
p. Mc0rorty. Demingi Juan J. B~cs
aud X. X. Mold, Bocorro.
rHu PUBLic SCHOOLS
IL Bocorro are snoag thos- 81 the hiyhes
! standard In the territory. and two larg'
we'll constructed buildings have bear
erected 70 accommodate the schools
Thoss buildings are among the proai.
usut landmark Of the city aud are proadl,
poln,ei out 10 the visitor. Prof. u
franeis Duff has bean rs-sngAged ~ III,
principal for the next year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
OUT OF TAE ORDINARY.

Iug Connecticut river Vas named bv
th" Dutch N-r>rhr river fresh river
QUICKSILVER poured ~ glass. Will
not NJ u =" the hrim. ~ - frrn> cnn
vrN surface. aud j. higher ~ the cen.
Ter than NJ th" hrrm
4 NuNti way - committing sulridr
was attempted hS crazy negro ia Cory
don Nv lie rlutrh"d . mules tail
and rlung fast H. II until the animal
had almost kicked HIM tu death
\ ilnFH lately IN exhibition ia Lyons
France. h",aur ~ and di"d An al
tupsy revealed 'h" fact that Tor months
the animal had hrru "a sufferer from i
We'll Developed ra~" ~ liright's disease
l.">u-u"Ns fHt,, IN Maine are tell
my aluut htg white whale which
has ir''u s~,'u cruising ~ the coast IN
tina, r'rrrn lately |, i, said To br
about furtN feet long aud of a grHyish
black color
Tunes brothers. Victor, Peter aud
Frank Koch. W"r" married nj the SAM
time and place. un MAY 2, $50 They
and their wives recently celebrated
their twrul, mn wedding anniversary
~ scranton. Ia
A,FHTNI> household Ia Saugrs. Ne
continued ~ state ~ excitement from.
haSy morn TN levy eve between the
hours ~ dawn aud dark the member,
wrr" kept busy with a fire, birth n
death aud "a marriage
Inr only man present nj the funeral
~ Miss Iirrt Iu k,sY NIhn Ii,I lnt..ly iu
Iirrnnnt, Fla Was the driver ~ the
hrarS- Nh" belonged t. "a club com
passed ~ women. aud insisted that only
women should TAXI part IN her obs"
pui,A
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
DRAGGED TO DEATH.
The Horrible Fate Of a Cow Boy Near
lnnehaha.

Mlnnehaha.
RliAs Simpson, . COW boy 10 the Hum-
burg district. died . horrible death last
saturday, says the Phoenix Republican.
He was thrown from his horse and
dragged by the frightened animal until
he was mAngled beyond recognition. I,
10 only SUPPOSED that the accident 90
Cured on Saturday, bu. the body wsa
not found until Monday, not far IRON the
toll road, about thirty. avs miles hon
PhoeniI. lie had been missing hon his
home since the ThureiAy before tina dis-
covery 81 the boiy. simpson wss . young
man and unmarried, He was the con d
. wsll.known cAt,lsmAn Of that district.
A very close friend. another COW boy
named Morgan. was among thoss who
discovered the manRled body. He wa
prossrs,sd not only by grief a, the death
Of hsa tri-vd, bu, by the terrible condition
Of the body.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
a q. aeea,s Orehara

Perhaps nothing Ia the R~ GrAnd- val.
ley, aud, for that una ter, III Ia. territory.
10 mor- deserving ~ mention than the or
chart IL A, u. C1nn, AbOut three .fuurths
IL mile south II th, pos,ofiicr in socorro.
and within the city hm,,s Upon 6hy
AcIsa IL land Mr. Coon has nearly 5000
Il ut ,rre., 400 u which are sppl. trees,
| 100 of them b-ihg B-n psvis" sppl--,
and 40 IL this variety arr IN un- group
| 100 PLAN trees, 800 ounces, 100 p-Ar
trv-s. 100 sprie"ts. 100 cherry trees snd
loo I-ach trees These trees ARE aud !
years old aud 10 full bearing. They arr
uf the finest Hel-c,oi varieties and no, .
seeding among them. The tr--s have
Teen grown wi,hou, irrigation by thor.
ough cultivation 81 III. soil and b-ing only
d To = feet sbov. water level, they have
thrivsd As no other trees In the valley
have. Perfection In tree growth comes
nearer being r-A.<ed in this socorro or