Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12
IS TURNING OUT SUGAR.
The Factory Now Soaking the Product
For shipment
IxcEPrionAL AvLRAeIs IN BEErs


tiOn been lax In the efforts ~ turn out \
pure and eIcellently refined quality NJ
sugar. While the factory has been work
Ing slowly. the output has run up ~ the
average expected Tor the first few weeks
Of the campaign.
Tuesday aud "Wednesday. fairly good
runs were made. superintendent Musy
stating that the factory SLICED nearly lD
tons oi b-ets each day. -Four pans Of su.
gar have been turned out up ~ this time
one each On SUNDAY, Monday Tuesday
aud "Wednesday. The first pan not being
Vt sufficient whitenesr, owing ~ IL being
thu FIRST to pa%- through the newly cree.
tel machinery Of the PROCESS. WAS re-
melted. The factory will put no sugar
on the market I'LL II IL VI the most III
p-rior quality. The Argus will say for
the benefit " the unadyised, that a pan
contains all the way from 1850 10 NJ,
Nn pounds " sugar.
II u expected that the llrst car will be-
ready fot shipment Monday. and will go
To rhurber, Texas, Ia the great mining
company there.
superintendent Musy says that beets
are coming IN ~ needed, aud that they
are averaging high IN aaccharine matter,
some NJ tn" shipments Riug exception
ally high. Here arr -onr ~ the daily
averages VI all the brrts used at the fac.
tory within the twenty four hours:
November -, average sugar In beet.
III 81 p+t cent; purity, ~; November ~
average sugar, lbI1, purity, ~; Ncyrnl.
Der ~. sugar, l;.tN, purity, NJ; November
81. sugar, 81; putlty. ~, December l.
sugar. 1916; purity. ~. 4 most excel.
lieut. showing, truly.
j. lian-cn, IT llagerman, sent down a
shipment II herts Tuesday, for which h.
Viii he patti uu basis VI ~ per cent su.
gar. allowing him o. - per ton.
iIriwrru 80 and HH tons II be.t- have
b,rl hnrN,~t.d aud delivered ~ the fac.
tuf,. Amounting III all Ia ahout titty cars
luproNrmrut- ARE still being made IN
ali, atound the buiiding. Engineer Salich
having force AT work constantly. The
pull c"uNrInr extending from the east
rnd " III" bulldlng, over the track, vary.
lns and dumping the refuse portion ot
ur beet, has been complstrd.
Ia" pulp IL IN demand. everyone drsir.
ing to test ia efficacy ~ stock feed
Colonel Benson. II the rAnsill farm, W.
cured the iirst car load. aud later shipped
another J.F Rarey alan scnt car load
Ia the BolleH farm. Residents oi Eddy
having horses aud cows have been haul.
ing 1t away by the wagon load.
kserythlng IL running ~ satisfaction.
lily IA could I've exppctei. and within III,
next ten days the factory will be- turn
ing ont ia full quota ot sugar rdd,
Argus.
John 7. Lard has moved a. llagermsn
for the benefit Of the school facilities
there.
Mrs. Helen Pollock returned ~ Ros
. VIII i''ih N~b uiOlNHN SbJouIu III LIN
coin.
The Misses sherwood arrived at Ros
we'll from Minnesota and will spend tn,
winter there.
sheriff Garrei, has appointed Irving
Wright. Of Tularosa, ~ chief deput,
sheriff Of eastern bona Ana comfy.
I Nancy Witt has obtained divorc,
from Nm. l., Witt, AMI Mary e. Runyol
has been given her freedom from John
Runyon. all Of Coliax county.
The iirst death that has occurred In Ii
Belle took place last Friday night, In IL,
passing away Oi the two year old daugh
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Vim. Bshrmann.
The Catholic church at Lincoln. which
has been partially constructed for tire,
years, IL being rooted this week, aud. vii
be- n comfortable building when com
pleted.
The officers Of the recos Valley Teach
ers' association are: President, X. /.
/ Brantley, Of Eddy; vice president, Mis-
Heath, Of Barstow, Texas; secretary, Mis-
Lillian james. OF Roswell.
Nv. Barton. formerly Of Las Vegas
writes the sad news 10 J. {. Adlon tina
his little three year.old daughter, Ruth
had died OF diphthsriA at their home II
Clinton, Mo-. on the I'D Of November.
| The optic Gays: II. X. Cowan has r.
signed his position ~ manager Of IN,
Postal Telegraph company here and viii
be succeeded by Mrs. Gray. Mr.. CowaI
has the esteem aud respect OF every bust
neas man Ia the city, and his resignation
is greatly regretted.
The commanding officer Of Fort Hay
ard, New Mexico. will grant y furl0ugl
for three months, commencing D,'cenibe
10. 1881. ~ Acting Hospital Stewar,
David A. Eyans. with permission 70 leAv,
the United States. Steward Evans will b
entitled 10 discharge from the service Il
the expiration OF his furlough.
Al meeting OF the I.as Vegas hos
company. No, |. Foreman Frank p. Stur
geS appointed the following committee +
look after and arrange for the ball, u b
given New Years eve; e. NJ. Robert
. chairman; ". ", PrlgmoTe. Frank Nc
KAY Ira liunsaker. Juan Ortega aud j
Blehl.
The san Juan Index aays; A couple Il
hundred horses were pastured near Ate
several days last week, which we're pun
chased In Idaho At ti per head. accord
ing TO ihs owner, sunday morning h
started with the herd Tor Mexico, whrr
h. will dispose Of them. Frank Baker