Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-13
D.

p. Cochran, at the Indian school, died at
the school last Sunday Of Inflammation
OF the bowels. The funeral took place
Tuesday afternoon and the remains we're
buried In Loring's cemetery.
The Arizona funding bonds are In de-
mand. In addition to the 100000 sale
effected by W. j. Murphy a few weeks
ago. another block OF $4,000 was re.
Gently taken by eastern capitalists and
the money il now In u Chicago bank TO
the credit OF the territory.
Lee BleakmOre, OF San Francisco, and
Miss Mona Keath were united in mar
riage at high loon Monday In the pres.
ence OF immediate relatives, and left for
a tour Of the east, accompanied by MIR.
and Mrs. S. X. Kerr. sister Of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerr will go to London,
England, while Mr.. and Mrs. Bleakmore
will return to San Francisco where they
will make their future home.
Oranges can bs raised outside the 30.
called orange belt In the valley. There
IL a pretty sight near the residence OF p.
II. Coyle, near Five Points-a thrifty tree
laden with golden fruit. The tree has
had no sort OF care during the winter,
yet neither IL nor the fruit has suffered
any injury from frost. II probably owes
Ia immunity to the fact that 1t is some
what sheltered. There is an olive tree In
the court house plaza which has the fruit
on II yet. Neither has the tree nor the
fruit been damaged.
lsom Ayers was taken before Justice
Gray Monday, charged with the robbery
OF Goldwatcr's store. He had taken a
change OF venue from the court OF JUS
tice Kincaid, who had issued the war
rant OF arrest. Ayers pleaded guilty
though he said he was morally innocent.
Justice Gray imposed a sentence OF
ninety days in the county jail, whereat
Ayers almost fell of his chair. Attorney
Damron gave notice Of appeal, notwith'
standing the plea OF guilty, saying the
court had erred In imposing such al
extraordinary Judgment. II became eyi'
dent that the rabbit foot had lost IT.
charm. II had been oyerwOrked during
the recent session Of the criminal court
Malcolm McLeish, OF Denver. who spent
several years In Arizona working the
tailings Of the Vulture mine at Smiths
mills on the Hassayampa, on Monday
purchased a large dump OF tailings from
C. l. Hall at the Mammoth mine. which
Is located at Golddeld, ifty miles east Of
this city. Mr.. McLeish has spent the
past year Ia looking for a suitable place
to engage in cyanidlng and during thi'
time has Travelled over most Of the mining
country OF the west and southwest. There
are 10000 tons OF tailings in ths dump al
the Mammoth and the number OF tons Is
constantly being augmented by the oper.
alton Of the mine and mill there, ii ex.
pect TO begin work in ten days" said Mr.
! McLeish to a reporter. MY plant Is now
on the way from Los Angeles and IL vii
be but a short time after it arrives before
actual operations will commence
John Lyons, who was formerly engaged
in mining at Stanton, died In Phoenix
last sunday, Mr., Lyons came to Arizona
from Everest, Kansas, for the benefit Of
his health over two years ago. He im.
proved 80 rapidly that he returned "a
Kan-as again, where he took worse and
returned again to Arizona. but died soon
/ Afterwards.