Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-18

nun Il . sNuiti IA NtiIiAuiltl t~fthhuttis
left for his home in Ohio on a visit both
Tor pleasure and recreation, bis health
not having been the best VI late.
The many friends OF Mrs. COughraD,
who lives ak miles west Of Phoenix, will
be pleased to know that she IL recovering
nicely from the effects Of a serious sur
gical operation performed Saturday
morning.
Deputy United States Marshal Comp
ton left for San Francisco with the
Chinaman ordered deported last week by
Judge street, and at Yuma gathered up
six more celestials who had been placed
under the ban.
Rev. Cal. 0gburn and wife left for
Riverside. Cal, where they will make
their future home. Mr.. and Mrs. 0gburn
leave a host OF friends in Phoenix, whose
best wishes accompany them to their
new field Of labor.
Yayapai county will be able 10 offer 10
residents OF Phoenix an excellent pleas.
ure resort this year at iron Mountain
springs, on the summit, nine miles this
side OF Prescott. The altitude IL six
thousand feet, the surrounding scenery
ideal, and there IL an abundant supply Of
water. II would be a delightful place
for Phoenix families to spend the mid
summer weeks.
W. A. Watts, Of W. A. Watts q Co., has
just returned from the east bringing
with him a bride, Miss Flora Dudley, Of
Louisville, Ky, one Of the loveliest bellies
Of the Bluegrass state. Since his return
he has been almost wholly occupied 10
receiving congratulations.
Deputy District Attorney Bullard. ac-
companied by Judge Joseph Kibbey and
Draughtsman G. j. Dyer. visited the
scene OF the killing Of Carl Zech, eight
miles south Of Tempe. One OF the OBJ
iects OF the trip was to secure a correct
nap Of the scene Of the tragedy.
George ". Pittock, who has acted as
travelling agent and correspondent Tor
the Republican for upwards OF a year,
was on Friday commissioned as a notary
public for Pima county. Mr.. Pittock left
for Tucson, where he will locate.
The price of pasture In this valley has
jumped from fifty cents q head per
month a year ago TO 90 aud $3.50 per
head at the present time. II IL goes
much higher 1t will jump over the pas
ture fence. One valley stock dealer,
however, nailed down a fifty cent CON
tract the other day and Ia az tickled M
Admiral Dewey over the result OF the
Philippine fight.
Capt. S. A. Baldwin received the follow
ing telegram from Qusrtermaster Smith,
United States army, st. Louis: "Send
such men as you may know to be efficient
aparejo packers, giving number, for
whom | will provide transportation here,
and wire you what TO do"
Articles OF incorporation OF the Star
Mining company we're filed in the Office
OF the territorial secretary. The com
psny Is operating in Yayapsi county,
near the Crowned King. The ineorpOra-
tors are 7. l.. Lee, John A. Prince, George
NJ skelly and George P, Harrington.
The 0-year old son OF Newton Yalen-
tine, living in the lower part OF town,
was so badly burned the other night that
1t was thought he would die. A kerosene
lamp showed signs Of an early explosion.
MIR. Valentine picked it up TO throw il
out into the yard. He started to the door
with II, the little boy running before
him. The flames burst from 1t and Mr..
Valentine could hold II no longer. He
threw 1t without noticing the boy. The
lamp struck him on the back. the burn
ing oil saturatlng his clothing. SO much
OF the skin surface was found to be de-
stroyed when the flames we're exiting.
uished and he was stripped, that his life
WAS disDaiFed Of,