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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-09
REMNANT SALE.

An early call should be made at the
remnant clearing sale at l.. B. Kerr's
Many bargains are included, and the
first to come will secure them. The
very low prices put on them are fol
cash only.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-09

Those who want a fine quality OF
liquor for medicinal or home use will
find the famous old Jesse Moore Wits.
key superior to any other brand.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-04
SAN MARCIAL.

From The Bee.
Sidney HOckett has leased the home
residence OF Mr.. Francis Wilson.
A new turn table has been placed In
the San Msrcisl yards for the accOmmO-
dalton OF the big engines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Horns interesting
daughters have another little brother to
fondle and csress. The little stranger ar.
rived Thursday morning, DR.. A. A. Shaw.
being In attendance.
Mrs. j. II. Donahue. wife OF the popular
engineer OF that name, arrived from III
Psso last Monday to remain ten days. On
Wednesday they went out to Fort Craig,
aud have been visiting all the chief points
OF interest about town.
On Monday last the extra employees at
the shops were let out, aud now the reg
ular force consists Of two boilermskers,
two machinists, one painter, one tin
smith. N blacksmith, one carpenter and
the necessary number OF hostlers, wipers,
engine ard car inspectors.
Miss RsndOl, who presided over the
primary department OF the San Marcisl
public school for several terms. spent
several days In town this wesk. She has
been engaged at a salary OF $75 per
month TO teach the Luna Valley, Socorro
county, school, the term to begin Noyem,
Der /.
Sidney HOckett, on the engine eTs
grievance committee from San MaTc'sl,
returned from Topeka on Tuesday. Com.
bined, the hrsmen ami engineers had
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-04
From the Stockman

From the Stockman.
W, X. Corbett has returned from
Trinidad, and reports Mrs. Corbett bet
ter.
Rev. Baker preached his first sermon
a. pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
church here last Sunday.
j. W. Eshenour, attsr a few days alb
sence at Magdalena, Socorro county, has
returned.
Captain French brought up a couple
OF trains OF cattle from Msgdalena last
week to his Coltax county pastures.
Floersheim Il Abbott have purchased
the Frank Carpenter ranch at Shoe
maker, Mora county, aud will stock II
with sheep,
The e%nterprising merchant, George
W. Warder, went to Kansas city on bust
ness, returning the latter part OF last
week.
H. c. Norman and family has gone to
G Idiner, where they will make their
home in the future, Springer loses an
excellent family.
Rev. A. A. Macs, of Cimsrron, left for
TiptOnyille, Mora county, his new field OF
labor in the Spanish Methodist Episcopal
mission OF the territory.
jim Hunt, OF CimsrrOn. was In sprln-
ger, meeting drummer here from whom
he purchased goods.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-04
WHITE OAK.

From the Eagle.
The White Oaks Lumber c0mpay IL
looking up a new location for their saw
mill.
II. B. Ferguson passed through here
en- route TO Albuquerque from sn attend
ance on the district court at Lincoln.
Thurman Williams and wife. OF Chlca-
shs, |. T., have arrived here. Mrs. Will
liams Is q brother OF Mrs. DR.. M. q.
Psden, and he and his wife will visit the
doctor and Mrs. Paden during their stay
here.
A. II. Hilton shipped four car loads OF
coal to nj Paso from the Old Abe coal
mine. Mr.. Hilton anticipates putting
thirty or forty teams TO work In q short
time. White Oaks Is getting to be a busy
little city.
A contract has been let for the build
ing OF six miles OF fence at Fort Stanton.
This fence is to enclose the land below
the fort which was sowed In alfalfa last
spring. About a dozen patients are 9
pectsd to arrive there soon. The num-
ber will be by the first OF the year about
thirty.
Lee Mc6ehee was hurt In the shaft oil
the Old Abe mine. A premature shot
was the cause Of the accident. Lee was
climbing the chain to get out OF the way
after having discovered that the shot
WAS going to go, but was caught and
severely peppered with small rock
which penetrated the flesh and made q
number Of very painful wounds, but 1t Ii
thought his injuries are not serious.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-04
CARLSBAD.

From the Argus.
George NJ. Pendleton had the misfor.
tune TO break a finger. A team OF hor-
Sea which he was driving made a lunge
as he was getting out OF the wagon, and
In some msnner his finger was caught
between the wheel and box, with above
result.
Frank b. McNslly, an ex.railroader
and ball player. known to old time Carls-
bad citizens, vas blown from a box car
OF q train running on the Texas Il Pa.
ciac. near Sweetwster, last Thursday, and
was severely cut and bruised. II Is re.
msrkable that he was not killed. He
was taken to Bsir for treatment.
George II. Webster. Dr., left for Pau
handle, Texas. wichita and Chicago.
His mission at the first named place Is
to inspect some pure blood cattle OF the
ShorthoTn type, and IL the plans he has
In view are effected he will secure n herd
OF about 200 head for his farm south OF
town. Having many acres OF alfalfa he
Is keenly alive to the profits to be de-
rived from ranging pure blood stock
thereon. and II il almost certain that an
other hne stock farm will be added 20
the list OF those In the lower Pecos val
ley. MI. Webster will visit his parents
In Chicago before returning, and expects
TO be absent about two weeks.
Charles Thompson, colored porter at
Hotel Schlitz. mixed things with the
Chinese chefs Ia the kitchen. and for a
time the movements OF both African and
Celestials were Of 40 allegretto order.
Charley wanted a pitcher OF hot water
for q guest, and AZ the supply was
limited the second cook objected to his
having II, and picked mp q skillet filled
with hot greese. which Charley surmised
was intended for him. and not waiting
TO prove his sUrmise, without more ado,
hit the cook on the head with the pitcher
with q force and violence that caused
the Celestial to SIT down suddenly and
hard. Charley thereupon made a bolt
from the kitchen. but ut the door ran
into tina arms OF the he3d cook. lie
thereupon battered and scratched the
face OF the chief fu%nctionary. and then
escaped. Charley Is now out OF a Job,
and the cook ia In bed.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-04
ALA 1000

From The News.
Jacob Gould, OF Weed, was a visitor In
Alsmogordo. He reports the cattle in
dustry hourishing In that section.
X, A. Race, Of ri Paso, has secured
apartments at the Hotel Alsmogordo and
has started In to learn the lumber bust.
ness at the mills here.
W. A. Hawkins, counsel for the HI
Psso Il Northeastern railway, was In Ala
mogordo last week giving potato experts
a few pointers on the way to raise sue.
cessful crops.
The Colorado Midland railway. which
Ia conceded to be a wonderful road 30 fsI
az mountain engineering Is concerned
has maximum curves OF 10 degrees. Tn,
Alamogordo II Sacramento Mountain
road has 81 degree curves.
G. p. Benson, OF Graham, Texas, was
Visitor in AlsmogOrdo last week. He Is
surveyor and land agent and q goot
newspaper He contemplate
locating here and may start a news
paper.
ID. b. Stsndcliff, manager OF the TexsI
Railway News and illustrator, published
in Houston, Texas. arrived In Alamo
gordo and went on to Cloudcroft to lool
over the possibilities OF the place as
summer resort. He was accompanied b.
his wife.
Il. X. Cowden, OF White Oaks, cam
down to Alamogordo to see his littl
daughter. who Is suffering from a brokel
limb, caused by having a burro fall OIL
her. She is being taken care of at th
home Of Mrs. g. II. Sutherland and Is raT
idly recovering
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-04
Las CRUCES.

From Don Ana County Republican.
Major Llewellyn is Tecuperating 30
fast that he expects TO be sOle TO be up
,own inside Of a week.
Miss May De Mier returned from q sew
ersl months visit at her old home In
Missouri, last Saturday.
X. C.. Hstton Ia now clerk. secretary
and forwarding agent for the Torpedo
and Modoe mines. with Office at the Rio
Grande hotel.
Two carloads OF heavy mine timbers
were received from the Alamogordo
Lumber Company. one load being for the
Torpedo and the other for the MoioC
mine.
II. II. Bssccm, through his patent at.
~torneys, Louis Dagger Il Co Washing.
ton, ID. C., obtained a patent for i'm.
prOvements In his machine for measur-
ing and cutting goods from rolls, on the
l7th inst.
Qlite a strike IL reported from the
Comstock at Organ. Native silver, In
wire form, which extends through large
masses, wa encountered. This mine Is
located one half mile from the Excelsior
and is owned by Edson and ". X,
Gibbs.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-04

IL rs we'll known In this locality Al any
man In II, "a he lived here for many
years, and says that the colonel is the
sane jolly soul b, always was, and
that he Is on the road {, great prosper
ity.
dispatch to the Denver Republican
says that the projected railroad from
Deming to Mexico will probably be built
next spring. The money is ready for the
project and contracts to be let soon. A.
o. Bailey, Of Grant county, who has the
concession for the railway, went to New
York this week to make the 0nal ar.
rsngements for the building Of the road,
which Is to connect with q railroad to be
built from Deming to Salt Lake City by
way Of the ella valley and the Mogol-
Ions, which will strike Gallup and
open one OF the richest parts OF New
Mexico to the world
At Globe, Arizona, on October IL, Miss
Hazel Kirk to g. ID. Beaumont. Both Of
the contracting parties are quite we'll
known In this city. Miss Kirk was at
one time In charge Of the news stand at
the depot, and Mr.. Beaumont was tele-
graph operator here something over a
year ago, up to the time Of the death OF
his FIRST wife. on the End Of last October
Joe and Jake whitmire we're In town
this week. and sent q herd Of twenty-five
Hereford bulls to their ranch at Dog
Springs. These animals were purchased
from Robert Hannigan's ranch, sixteen
miles east OF Deming.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-04
CATskILL.

From Ration Gazette.
j. Levin ton. OF Ponil, was 10 town
the first OF the week,
Doctor PriDg has recovered from the
effects OF his late accident aud IL on duty
once more.
All the saw mills are running con-
stantly and their proprietors are clam
eriDg for greater facilities for the trans.
poristion OF lumber.
G. Evans has just returned from Dsn-
YER.
Mrs. Ssckett has been confined TO her
room for q day or two, but Is now around
again.
Messrs. Henry Butler and Whitmeir
we're In town the 6rst OF the week.
The departure Of VIM. II. Kelly Ia to be
regretted as q loss to Catskill society. He
goes to Mexico In the interests of Messrs
Gross, Blackwell & Co, which will be Of
great advantage to both himself and the
firm. His absence il most felt by the
Business men, with whom he was thrown
in daily contact
Mrs, ". Whitmer has returned from
her visit to Springer.
Evans saw mill. In Spring canyon
has had q large engine placed in 20
sitiOn.
W. Msckey and family have moved
to the Newton mills, on Crow creek.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-04
SURPLUS OVER S6o,ooo,ooo.

Colossal the sum of assurance in force in the Equitable more hn doand ad. tive t-
w mhlms of dollars it's not the item of most importance in its fn h sntment There is some.
thing more sevreabcan more enduring Nmm magnitude something o more value than bulk No
dayS long enough in which, give the my illustrations that suggest themselves relative to the
estimate placed uPn surplus by business men,. Excess of assets ovrn liabilities is what commands
confidence
tits not the 100000 of capital of the Chemical Bank that drvso hm@eu than thirty million, Of
deposits. 1t is ss surplus more than seven millions of dollars. 1t not thu $sWooooc capita of tn
First Naionl Bank of New York htd draws to it more ur6 forty millions Of deposits put its surplus
of nenye eight millions of dollars
Credit is granted to manufacturers and merchants not because of the volume of bushes
transacted, but because the reputation OF the comen and its known financial strength
And surplus is oil far greater inpotanem me assranceu than in any other business because Of
the duration fife assurance contracts. Their motto of the Equitable has ahys been N for Day.,
butte all lime" A great surplus is the only hing tina willie naLe ito live up to its motto. It's
Incumbent on Moew who uHd such an institution as the Equitable to protect against dangers thm re
possible as well as against those that are probable. 1t hast been and will continue to be the purpose
tho@w manage the Equitable to keep it strong enough to carry it safely through all periods Of
adversely. The great buwnk against disaster in the distances surplus THE BEST THING
ABOUT The EQUITABLE IS ITS SURPLUS-he best for those assured in it nova and for
adfo those Who WILDE assured tin hereafter The best thing in any life assurance company is
surplus because without there's no certainty of endumce The create the surplus the greater the
promise of that ndnrmc that hsb all time
The Equtabes large surplus furnishes the greatest possible safety not only to its peent butt to
ahh"ar PoMyhodea 1t snoo only the fund from which dividends are paid and during the past x
years the Equitable has paid nny tive mMon mmen dividend han any other Company bt it is
tetw dw which guadsm and protect teh interests of all whoh have any dahgs With the Society," lisa
fund that. can be paid only to poiyhodes not only by contract but by the charter Of the
Equitable land by very spa and at osO Officers from het me the Company was born down to the
present day Ever one o1d understand what it stands for Ind what 1t means to present ado
future poGyhoder, and hat by so much that the suhsf the Equitable is larger THAN that of oMr
companies just so much greater is he~ safety that fst ohsp oiyhodes as compared with other
companies
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-04
NEW X


mill since It's completion has been en-.
gagged In that kind OF custom work. BY
this meas more than one poor pros.
pector I,As had the satisfaction OF know
ing the true vslus OF his ore. Paying
propositions by the score San be had, with
positive proof OF value In the district for
a reasonable price, now only awaiting
the advent Of the capital.
]. z. Kelly aud associates have lately
finished the annual WORK on the Enid
group Of claims on upper Red River.
Tests that have been made give good
values In gold and copper. These par.
ties are to be congratulated in having sc.
cured control OF such a promising group
OF claims. Mr.. Kelly has returned from
the property with some Denver parties
who are after a bond and lease.
II 4. Cossum. general manager OF the
smithield Co, has made arrangements
for IN experiment cyanide plant with the
American Cyanide company. OF Denver
TO be used by the company on the ores
OF the Senate Bobtail group. When the
be I kind Of treatment for the ore Is OBJ.
tsined, the company will put up the nee.
esssry plant. A fine grade OF ore was
found In their No. 9 Bobtail shaft.
WILL Struthers has just returned from
Kansas City where he engineered a min
ing deal OF some Importance to the dis.
trict. He has, with the Kansas City con.
nections. taken q bond and lease on the
Challenge mine. including the Hemstite
mill. Extensive operations will be had
on the mine, and the mill will be put In
| complete repair at once.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-04
TAOS.

From the Cresset.
Alex Gusdorf has returned from the
Hot Springs, better, but by no means re-
covered.
Abe Smith. merchant OF Penasc,, a
former Resident OF Taos, was In this city
q few days lalt week.
Or. 7. n. Michsels aud family have
gone to Ration. where the doctor will
locate.
Tip GiffOid's little child is vsrJ sick at
the Rio 6rands saw mill. DR.. Terry was
called to attend 1t.
Mike DAILY, who has been in the EN-.
ploy OF II. G. Mott II Co., left to accept a
position with the Cooper Hill Mining
company.
The two large eighty horsepower
boilders being put in by the Cooper Hill
Mining company, are now In place; the
milling machinery and air compressors
are placed, aud the completion OF the
largest mining and milling plant In
northern New Mexico is now q matter OF
but a few weeks.
James Rif aud Tom Phlpps ara doing
the work on the Copper Bell. Thi.
property was worked some twenty year.
ago, but Mr.. Riff and his partners. Geo
Jordan and Mr.. Smiley are getting out
some dne ore. Assays from the lead
showed twenty per cent copper and Is In
gold.
The sherif's sale OF the property OF the
Campbell Water company and the VALLEY
Mining company, took place on Monday
The sale was to satisfy a Judgment OF j
ID Morris against those parties. The
property was sold TO numerous pur-
chssers, bringing $500, which wa
enough TO pay up the Indebtedness.
Sol. Kahn, after completing his min.
ing operations at Amlzstt for the season.
has lef. for a visit 10 his family In Dallas
Texas. Mr.. Kahn has been one of the
most steady mining operators in the RiC
HOndo district for the past seven year,
and has secured control of some OF the
most valuable claims there. He expects
TO return next season prepared TO &C,
complish more than ever before In The
development of his property.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-04
ELIZABETHIowN

From the Miner,
The Independence mine has bean sold
to some local parties and work will be
resumed.
The E'town cornet band will give a
grand m~laqusrais ball on Thursday,
Nov. 30.-Thanksgiying day.
The Jayhawk mine on Gold Hill has
been bonded and leased TO K. G. Abbott,
Of Red River, Work will be resumed.
C. p. Rsmsberg Il Co, have bought the
Henry Pritchsrd stock Of gools and the
stores will be made one. Remsberg Il
Go takes u four year lease on the
Pritchsrd property,
The Confidence mill Ia doing more ia
show up and prove thu resources OF thi,
district than any other agency or enter.
prise ever inaugurated during the his.
tory OF the district, IL has been the pnr
pose OF Dr.. Powell aud associates Il
give sll parties a chancs 20 have 4
sample lot OF their ore treated, and IN,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-04
FAKMiNaTOs,

From the Times.
John Y. Melton has withdrawn from
the Silyerton Transfer company. G. A,
Bowman will continue the business as
sole owner.
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock al
the Jewett mission. in the presence Of
a few friends, Miss Ruth Eldridge and
Dir. Henry Baldwin were married, Rev,
W. II. Boward, Of Durango, Colo, oficist'
Ing.
C.. s. Boyd, Of Aztec. visited Farming
ton, Sunday. accompanied by District
Attorney Il. C. GorIner. This was MIR
Gortner's frat visit here and he vas very
favOrably impressed with our beautiful
valley. Attorney J. NJ. Palmer and Col
l. Welch we're also visitors here on Sun
day.
Last week John l. Tenny made a home
stead entry on IS 40 acres OF land neal
F~ruitland, Jose NJ. Lucero made q home
stead entry on so acres on Pine river ant
Winfield 8. P~ressgrove made a homestead
entry on 40 acres near Flora Vista. Ebsl
K. Sizsr made final proof on 40 acres neal
Flora Vista.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-04
RATION.

From the Range,
Miss Helen McNsir, Of Las Vegas. Is
visiting Mrs. G. N. Blackwell.
Raton's new $4,000 school building
has progressed to the height Of the first
story.
Ralph Halloran. Of Albuquerque, the
genial and successful life insurance ma
nlpulator, has been spending q few days
In Ration.
George Hoyles and wife, substantial
residents Of Danville, Illinois, uncle and
aunt Of Charles Sandusky and sister, are
visiting here.
The shops here started In on 0 nine
hour schedule Monday, quitting at .
o'clock. The days are 80 short that II is
a. long as the men can see to work.
Two engines, ga and 1913. attached to
freight trains, came together near Stark
Vile on Tuesday night, doing some dam
age and o~bstructing the track a couple OF
hours.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-04
BILLS 0ORU.

From the Advocate.
A new 5OO.foot tunnel and so foot
shaft have bsen commenced at the Frank.
lin gold and copper group.
Senator John J. Ingalls,. who IL staying
at Las Cruces for the bene6tof his health.
Ia expected here shortly with Major
Llewellyn to inspect our gold and copper
mines.
Mr.. james, q prominent mining expert
from the Lake Superior country. made an
examination OF the Wicks mine during
the work and then left for Chicago TO re-
port to the owners
While visiting her grandmother at
Kingston last Thursday, little Anna
Butcher met with quite a severe accident.
She wa exercising on a swing when the
rope broke and she fell to the ground, In
juring her left elbow quite seriously.
One day this week j.. X. Fisk received
a letter from q man In Texas, who want
ed TO know all about New Mexico's d.
vorce laws and Just hov long Ia would
have TO live In Hillsboro to gain a resi-
dence and secure a divorce, Mr.. Fish
turned him over to thu lawyers.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-04
PHCOS VALLEY FRUIT.
Al the Butler County, Missouri, Street
Fair.

Al the Butler County, Missouri, Street
Fair.
While at the Butler street fair last
week we had the pleasure OF meeting Ava
X. Page, formerly of Bates county, but
now residing at Roswell, New Mexico.
Mr.. Page had on exhibition at the fair a
magnificent display OF New Mexico fruit.
and to everyone who saw his display be
gave a circular descriptive OF the country
where the fruit vas raised. Mr.. Page IL
an Obliging. courteous gentleman and
one OF the most earnest and entertaining
takers we have ever met. He tells us all
OF the fruits OF New Mexico. and the ap.
pies in particular, are without rivals for
size, beauty, flavor and %soundness. and
from the samples he kindly gave US wa
are convinced that he Is right In every
particular,-Rich Hin, No, Tribune.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-04

From Rio Gmnde Republican.
Prof. Keller will give a chrysanthemum
show at the college farm on Saturday,
November 4.
Edward Owen was down from Albu-
querque, acting as stenogrspher for spec
ial United States Attorney s~tansbury on
Indian depreciation business.
United States Marshal Foraker, United
States Attorney Childers, Deputy Marshal
Sheridan and Attorney K l.. Medlsr have
returned to Albuquerque.
Hon. Pedro Sanchez, superintendent of
census for New Mexico. and W. X. Mar
tin, chief clerk Of the New Mexico peni-
Tertiary, were arrivals In Las Cruces.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-04

thirty. Ase delegates at Topeka, IL was
found that business could not be expe-
dlted with so many representatives, and
seven men from each organic ,tion were
chosen as a sub committee to attend the
Chicago conference where prlevanc's
will receive the personal coosii,tiiion
OF President Ripley. Mr.. Frye pr fetfiug
TO remsin In the background.
Engineer Dave Summers IL again en-
this division and will m ,vs his family
here from Albuquerque.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-04
DESiISa.

From the Headlight.
Butch smith went to Silver City to
take a position ~ salesman In the
mercantile house OF Lindauer Il Burn
side.
j. j. Cullen and wife left for Morenci.
Arizona, whore Mr.. Cullen enters into
tbs employ ment OF the Detroit Copper
company.
Deputy Collector 4, Hudson returned
from a ten days aunt In Colorado. Mr.,
Hudson visited Col j. A, LOckhart, who
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-04

DR.. II. II Hadden, summit, Ala, says:
II think kOdOl ID, spepsia cure Is a splen.
did medicine. ! prescribe II, and my
confidence In II grows with continued
use" IL digests what yOn eat and quickly
cures dyspepsia and Indigestion. Berry
Drug 90.