Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-21
GALLUP AND CLARKvlLLE.
Mckinley Club Of Gallup
New Coal Company.
INTERESTING cIARxvnLs TENS.

Special Correspondence.
Gallup, N. NJ, Nov. l9.-During the
months OF October and November the
Mckinley club held q couple Of meetings
which we're largely attended n mucn
enthusiasm was manifested. The repub-
iican club wa organized In 1896 and
now has an enrolment OF over $50 mem
bers. The club indorses expansion and
upholds the administration IN the policy
being pursued In the Orient. Officers
were elected at q, recent meeting and
consist Of the following: W. ". Risdon.
president; Ellis Winders. first vice-presi-
dent; X. 4. Kinney, second vice-presi-
dent; l.. l.. henry, secretary. and Gus
Mulhollsnd, treasurer.
The Union Coal company Is the name
OF q new enterprise which sprang into
existence a few weeks ago In this town.
The company Is composed Of six gentle
men prominent In dallup, and IL Is I'M.
derstOod they have performed q great
deal OF development work recently In
their mine. Al the present time the Jub-
liant have uncovered q body
| which shows q breast six feet In width.
| The company has o large number OF or
dsrs which will be filled a. soon ~ they
cal extract the coal from the mine.
Justo Guefa, an employe Of the Liant
try Bros. grading company, WAS struck
ny the Vet bound limited train near
Luna. q station about twenty five miles
west OF Gallup. The unfortunate man
vas brought to 6ailup on the regular
passenger train and DR.. Harper rendered
the necessary medical attention. Upon
examination IL vas learned that the In
jured man sustained a broken arm, q
fractured rib and q few bruises which
we're not considered Of q serious chsrac
ter. As q result OF the accident Mr..
Guers will not be able TO resume work
for a few weeks.
CLARKvILLE.
Edward Rooney, OF Colgate, l. T., ar
rived here u few weeks ago. and has &C.
cepted the position N engineer Of the
electric motor In the mine. He was
joined here by his family who came q
lew days ago, and have gone 10 house
keeping.
Mrs. A.A Jones leaves the first OF the
week for Joplin, Mo-, on an extended
visit to friends and relatives.
C~larkyille Is soon to be lighted by cleo
tricity. The machinery has been or.
dered and Is expected TO be installed at
an early day.
The town Of Clarkyille Is one OF tie
busiest little places In thts section Of
New Mexico. The mines are worked by
double shifts. and the output Is about
500 tons OF coal daily. A one hundred
horse power generator and l75 horse
power engine were ordered from the
eastern foundries several weeks ago, and
are now on the road. Everything Is In
readiness TO receive this consignment
and will be adjusted at once upon its arri-
val. The company now has more orders
for coal than they are able to supply. and
II IL the intention 10 double the capacity
OF their plant.
number Of the employees Of the W. A.
Clark coal mines have subscribed liber.
ally recently to the library fund. Work
men are busily engaged getting the room
In shape. and will complete their labors
this week. Several daily and weekly
newspapers, and the choicest monthly
magazines will be found upon the read
Ing tables In the library In the future.
bewnre of for Catnrrh that Don.