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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
ooLDrN GIEASINcs.
Latest Minlng New. About tho Golden
District.

District
special Couesl ON rucc
Golden. n. NJ. June IA. B. Mayo.
manager OF me Ola Reliable Mining
company. went to Albuquerque over
land.
Hon. Eugenio Romero has increased
his gang OF miners to six ana 10 get
ting some good ore out OF the ). !. G..
mine. which VIII bs treated al the iu-
cas- mill.
The san Pedro Gold Mining company
is running their Huntington mill ana
the moat satisfactory results have
been obtained of the ore run through.
The Industrial Gold Placer Mining
company has started working again,
after shut down OF several weeks.
This time the management viii be un-
der W G.. Swart. the motallurgist who
spent three months testing the cement
aud gravel beds 10 determine the real
values existing there Al present the
drillers have been notified TO push the
sinking OF the new wells until an album
dance OF water Is found 20 supply all
demands 10 treat cement and gravel
As the company has once more Ia rs
long history changed the directory ana
management and Is putting the major
ity OF the stock Ia entirely new hands.
IL Is now hoped that under the manage
meng OF Mr.. w. q. swart the tirst and
only practical mining manager who
| ever had charge OF the Industrial. the
stockholders Will be rewarded for the
money they have expended IN putting
| and determining the real value Of the
| property, As the propecius OF the com
| paIy Ia the past fourteen years shows
that there exists lake Of gold In the
| Industrial ground by Other experts who
have examined reported on the proper
| ~. and now that MIR swart spent three
months Ia determining the real value
iot the ground. your correspondent
hopes that the lake OF gold which has
been hidden under this ground for hun
ifeds OF years. viii be- now found. ant
tho millions that viii come out Of 70 b'
distributed among the stock holders
who have almost spent the snm'
amount IN the past flr,'en years IN thl
Industrial ground, trying 10 nnd al
this many millions worth OF gold tha
the floods had taken OF the ortiz an,
Tuert0 mountains and deposited Ia thi
special spot FOR the many eastern mil
llonaires GOLDEN,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
Will rAKE TESTIMONY.
Jnsties siass 10 EHamiRs survey % Sues.
ire sonora dc ia Lua de- las Lsgu-
uidaa GFaut.

Associate Justice II. G. slurs OF the
United states court % private land
claims has arrived from Wiohi3a. Kan,
and 10 now on an overland trip 10
western nernallllo and Vaiencia o0un-
Ties 10 examine the survey Of TIE
Nuostrs sonora da Ia LuE DE- Las La
Sunitas grant claimed by 81 y. Otero.
of Albuquerque. for an area of ts.et5 3
aores In the party with Judge sluaa
are Assistant United states Attorney
W. a. Pope, Surveyor q % Coleman
Interpreter Ensino Chacon and steno-
grapher W. McPherN9n. oficeru of
the land court They will ~ absent
about tsn daEs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16

The New Mexicsn aaya A letter
from Roy MCDonald captain Of the Al
buquorque baseball team. says his
amateur team would ike 20 sTange 8
series of match games 20 be- pulled on
here July s. Z end O. during tho nre.
men's i0ufns Here is "a chancs
Tor aants % base ball enthusiasts %
havs sons fun WIN they take advan.
tags OF % ana swell tie crowd q via
itsrsf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16

A +. Stone, who started out 90 take
the census OF the Navajos on that por-
lion of the reservation between Little
Water ana Pennington, mot with an
accident about eighty miles north OF
here and was Obliged L return TO CAL
iup ana abandon the ork. lie drove
from here g. Moore's trading store.
whore he left hts wagon and proceeded
on horseback with ore pack animal
Ills horse became frightened. threw
him and then kicked him on the leg.
Nr stone Is still limping from the ef.
fectS " the rough usage the horse gave
him Gallup Cleaner
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16

Chicago June rs -Cattle--Receipts
$500, good 20 prime steers 3bi0G5.75,
poor TO medium ttJ0g 800. stockerl
and feeders best steady. others weak.
s. COO 40. cows taO09A7O. helfers
t2l5Qg10. canners Us5U3oo. bulls,
ta.o0qAtQ. calves ts0og70o. Texas fed
steers. q eSQ47ti Texas grass steers.
" l5g go. Texas bulls. tgis0a6s
Sheep Receipts 600, best steady
others weak, good % choice weihers
a 1906 90. fair 20 choice mixed. ts.fsQ
500; Wsster sheep. tAes86as. yearllngs.
IS 50Q6O0, native lambs. t5oe96 20
western lambs. tsS0gsII sprlns lambs
tt.0oGtT0
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16

Manager Sparks and Arthur Grimm.
II the water company. returned last
night tron a two days trip to the Pc
eos They caught 60 trout. the largest
being trout OF the German brown
family whose ancestors were placed In
she ponds on the Vale ranch some
Years as0 by w. W. sgrong OF Chicago.
Mr.. GHihn had a royal battle with this
fellow. broke his pole and fen into the
liver but finally landed him. The fist
measured nearly u inches and weigh
ed one and three-fourth pounds dress
90 New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
nA..lll ro nI-lneArr rnuEA.

People IS .as N,gns Hcsognis" Ills SER
Nitss in tungres.
Special 10 The Ciiizon.
East Las Vegas. June l3--liOn. Pc
dro Peroa Ncw Mexicos delegate Ia
congress. WAS rendered an elegant ban
quet last night az the Castaneda hotel
by oitIzcns of this city In appreciation
,i his efforts in behalf @ assisting ln
the yeablishmea. OF better pOAtofllCt
facilities here Many addresses were
made by prominent citizens of al par
function.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
InnrI.IIns INmIlns.

our ola lowusman, Fred Finger had
an oN.lUug time this week az Gibson.
lie tried Go kin "a deceased hoR with a
Winchefter BE shot IL several times,
but the hog refused to die. Several
Italians came out with an assortment
OF gums and helped o. make things
lively hy chasing the porkcr an over
me camp After Fred hnd exhausted
hia box of cartridges De took a hntchet
and killed the hog -Gallup Cleaner
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16


By reference 90 the above ngures 10
viii be seen tBat thc ward which Will
receive more actual benefits thaA the
other wards had two men who got hold
of WRONG ballots ana east thelf
votes against tine proposition TO issue
$1,000 iN bonds go pay the
r,tys hal. fot the construction OF a
t.aduct ACROSS the railway tracks on
coal avenue.
tn The other wards everything went
along smoothly every person THAI ap-
pyuTcI 90 the polls were wIte-hwake,
ana uut "a taxpayer picked up the
WRONG ballot.
~ MAS au election as near unanimous
as can boz made. without "a Hlush fund
nnd % .s a p.ty that the town. on ycs-
tordny, pUss,s.er two near.sightrd men
Notci aElius, the proposition.
However. the victory was 30 com.
plpto uud overwhelming that tho santa
Fc Railway company viii have no
cause for complaint. ana the sooner the
company commences 90 put into eXecu
uln tu, extensive Improvements con
tymp.ateI the better viii be the feel
.ug am5us the merchants and people
90 the city,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
sIERRA oouNrl stooK sALEs.
Ranch and Cattle Transact tions IN q south.
eFn Coun'y,

The Sierra Comfy Advocate says
John ClosemAn. Of the Black Range
region. has sold HE cattle horses and
ranch The price of the cattle H. Sis
"a head There are about 1900 head Of
cattle on his ranch, whic " twenty -flvo
miles northeast Of Grafton.
Sam Martin. an old-time COW man
from the head 81 the G,la river was
thrown from his horse az the vX ranch
badly hurt
ifurt Iearn has aold hts ranch. cattle
ana horses on Dry creek close 10 Fair
view 90 Mllt Bachrach. ~ Fairyicw.
IA Sims has sold his cattse and ranch
on te Rlo Alam0aa Mr. Sims Is now
in the northern part of the territory
uniting new location
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
WILLIAMS


from the News
The moral atmosphere at Williams
has n putrid odor
The population of Williams has pasa-
ed the two thousand mark
Ed schultz th0 popular wholesale
liquor man u Albuquerque. has made
Williams visit this week
The numerous freight trains that
pass through night and day on the
santa Fe shows the vast amount Of
tratilc that IL going east.
The match game Of baseball a. Ash
Fork last Sunday between Ash Fork
and Williams resulted Ia favor of VIII
Hams with a score of ~ 10 O.
J Edward Priest will build va
riety thsater az once The structure
viii be commodious affnir. extend
ing from Railroad 10 WILLIAMS avenue.
Two hundred tons % selected copper
ore viii be shipped from the different
mines next week. all Of which sounds
like prosperity
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
Kan... az, MnrE.t

Kansas city. June l5-Cattle--Rs-
eeipts 600; steady; native steers, Noo
$3.50; Texas steers. q sg50625. Texas
cows. t2SO0t2S; native cows and heif-
ers. s. a02bi5 stockers and feeders.
81 26atss. bulls. t2.O09A76
Sheep Receipts 900. steady. lambs
tl50u72s. muttons, a7bQBz5.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
mo r,Hr A wINsLow.
old Fashioned Fourth of July Celebrate

Oid Fashioned Fourth of duty Celebration
al Niasiow.
An old fashioned Fourth ~ July Gel.
ebration viii be held az Winslow. Ari-
zona. Six hundred dollars Ia cash
prizes viii be given for base ball
games horse races. bicycle races. wheel
barrow. sack aEd foot races More
sport than a basket OF monkeys gnnd
parade. speeches and music In tho
evening "A dance viii be- held az Win-
slow opera house The committee
promises good time 20 everybody who
VIII attend ENcursion rates ON the
santa Fc Pacific
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16

neck speed. soaring their team and
throwing Lamb. frnc,uring his ieg
above the ankle lie was brought TO
town by his companions and taken 10
the Ladies Home. whore he is being
treated. Las Vegas optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16

too good can be- sai OF him. Harvard
has lost one OF lie best men aud on all
sldes are heard expressions OF reuret
Tor hia untimely dcAth. We sympa-
thiEcdecpiy with the bereaved ones. eor
they have ioat loving. indulgsnt
husband, fathed and brother.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
SANTA ~ MAS smor
Brakeman naiiou seriously wounds En-
ginser Wilson ai IsiBidad.

Engineer r. q. Wilson was shot
twice by a brakeman on hia train while
IN the yards az Tflnidad The train
had como from Ration and was waiting
orders % proceed east When az near ns
can be- learned. an alteration arose
between the brakeman. Ballou. and The
frcman. The brakeman cursed tho
Areman ana Engineer Wilson under
to.ok 70 st0D ths quarrel Whsn bailsu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
483 TO z
Verdict of Taxpayers in
ViaduCt Election.
Two Non-PrOgresslve Voters
in the City,
The Proposition WaS Never Thought
Ia Doubt During the Day,
The yOrl BY WARDS.

The result uf the election held yes
trrday u this ci,y. gor the purpose Of
dccidug ths question whether OF not
Albugu. luue desired to grow and Keep
pace ulta other Wiir-aWake and pro-
gfyasl,y southwestern towns. - told iu
tht following summary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
COMMERCIAL cLuB MEErIS0.
New Omcers and Directors Elected -Fivs
sew Members Added.

New Omesrs and Directors Elected Five
sew Members Added.
The regular annual meeting Of the
Commercial club was held last night.
there being present quite a large mem
borHhip
Louis Baer who now claims Boston.
Mass. ~ HE home aud IN consequence
10 absent from the city almost con
stantiy. rendered hts resignation as a
director 81 the club. Shrreupon the va
eanCy was filled by the oiection of J. G.
Baldridge
Tne terms 70 Directors o " MarrOn.
81 \ Dtcro aud y W. Clancy having
expired. a motion was made which was
promptly seconded. that the three gen
tlemon be- reelected to succeed them
selves. carried.
=. n. MCCsnna. secretary made hia
/ report, showing the club 10 be- In good
| financial condition. with 208 members
divided AZ follows. Associate members.
81. resident. 81. honorary. 2 and non
resident 50.
y. n Michel lessee of the Hotel
Highland J. w. Edwards. undertak-
er. o. e. semple. % "The Impariai'
steam laundry. n. u Moore and v. A.
5appenfeid were the nyo new MEM
bers taken Into the club membership
last night
Al the meeting Of the directors the
| following officers we're elected for the
ensuing term. o. ", Marion, re-elect-
ed president. n, =. Han. nrst vice pres
dent. F ". Clancy, seoond vice presl-
dent. N W. Fiournoy reelected treas
urer. y. y. Accanns. reelected SEQ
rstsry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16

soeorro vul celebrate the Fourth Of
July uud.r The auspices of the socor-
90 nos, company SO. T. There VIII be
speaking az 70 o'clock ia. m. In the ar
ttrnaou there viii boz q base BAN game,
hurs, racing. scrub pony race, slow
hurr1 race, sack race, CREASED pole
wheelharrow race, bicycle race tug of
war. hun eating contest foot race
Liberal prizes 20 the winners In the
esenn Ea grand ball viii be held Al
Garclas opera house
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
NEW MnNrO0 AanNT.

The Colorado told Mining company
notified Secretary Wallace that u has
appointed h W raudy OF Tres Picdres
Taos county. It's resident agent for
New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16

while ChaH lamb ana party were
driving lu a wagon some twelve miles
south 80 here. headed FOR Albuquerque.
two persons came riding by a. R break
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
whlirwatsr-rlerro reIesraph Ilne.

y ''''F v ~ - - ''V' y = " '7''I'I
The Western Union telegraph line
has been completed from whitewater
60 Hanover the construction from that
point 90 Fierr0 being delayed by rea-
son of the non-arriyal of poles The
EanE yesterday commenced straight
eulng the nne from silver CITY TO
Whitewater 10 conform with the
changes made Ia the railroad grade.
The WhltewPter-F Ficrro line will be
open Tor public business By July ist--
independent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
,,lt looi, >rH,ouNINE

rnrd 5000 900 %, 20 "~ul,iic soti'ty" aud
4h.H. .h. Committed Suicide.
Mrs. Herman Collins, wife OF a fre-
man 80 Ration. took her own life Mon.
day afternoon by taking strychnine.
As fat as .au bc learned there was no
m0tivo llr che act. AZ her home ne
was apparently happy with a devoted
husband and q little 2 year old son.
THERE are. how yer, good reasons for
believing that Mrs. collins made ef-
forts to oiE Einize suicide society,
failing lu which She took her own NE
as au example Go those she tried "a
have yl on before. Mrs. Collins was 2s
years old. aud this Was her third at
temp, al -eii-deHueton. friends have
ing Intewedei ou the former occasions
to induce hsr 'o I've "a while longer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
NorARrrs PUBLIC.

Governor Otcro has appointed the
following uotaries public. Francis
.uauna. Ration, Colfax county, William
"a slaughter. AlHmogord0. Otero co1u-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16

g. l. Hayes. grand master OF ths
coi0rsd Masonic lodge Tor the jLris-
1iciion OF Colorado, Wyoming. Mon
tana. New Mexico and Arizona. 10 hers
from Colorado Springs, making an ON
cisl visit % the lodge % this city Mr.
Hayes ts one ~ the ables, coiored Ma.
IONS Ia the western country, aud the
local members are pleased 10 have him
with thine Tor . few days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
TERRIToRIAL FuNps.

Territorial Treasurer Vaughn receiv-
od the following remlttanoes. From
y. r. Matheson. collector of Eddy
county S555 Of 1895 taxes. se2sT OF isss
taxes and tisi0i OF 1893 taxes, Of
which latter amount fsIO3 ~ for terri
torial purposes and t4i 50 for terrlior-
ial institutions. From Abran Abeyta.
collector OF Socorro county. 83lA26 Of
1899 taxea. OF which fif2.22 IL for terri
torial purposes and G72t1 Tor tsrritor-
TAI institutions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
pENsiON GRANTED

The following residents OF New Mex
leo have been granted pensions, Fran
cisco Archuleta, Taos county, 81 a
month. Charles Mayer ~ East Las We
gas. san Miguel county, an increase 70
l2 per month Dionicio Montoya.
Mora, Mora county g. per month.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

SEED MARKETS Chicago, April 20
Ihe flax seed market ruled both strong
and active Friday, with higher prices
both for cash and futures. The opinion
ofrered that the acreage to be planted
this season will not be near so large as
at hrst estimated caused a good many
snorts to rush for cover Receipts here
were cars, none at Duluth and cars
at minneapolis. Cash flax at 81 73 Nav
at $l.7S, September at 81 % and October at
d.l6; Cash timothy seed closed at 50 40
per LOO lbs. and clover seed at S.75. Min
neapolis f1axseed quoted at ST.
BUTTER AND EGGS-New York. April
-Butter-Receipts, ,20.44 packages;
steady; Western creamery, 151b61Sc: fac
tory, lSG15e. Egs-Reeeipts, 10, ,932 pack
t9gs ages; steady storage Western, at mark.
Southern. at, mark, i15%G12ee i15e' AA74@1z'sc'
Chicago April 20-Butter-Ftrm cream
cries, 14Q171ae; dairies, 121s015%c. EGGS
Steady; fresh, 1G15c
NEW YORK COFFEE = New York.
April -Coffee-Rio, spot, barely steady:
No Z. invoice. &c; No. Z, jobbing, SIC
mild quiet; Cordova, 91kG14c; futures
opened steady at a decline of 10G120
points under cables and local pressure.
with no public support; liquidation was
quite active and selling for short account
was also a feature. following the down
ward tendency in the spot department
and heavy receipts. The market closed
steady at net decline of Is to 20 points:
total sales. q. 500 bags, including May at
3; 1905 soc; July, 6.75@6. SIC; August, 6. soc;
september, 6.S5@6. .95c; October. $500
6.9oc; November, 7c; December, 7.1507. .25c;
January I25c. Sugar-Raw steady; re-
fined steady
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-21
ST. PAUL PRODUCE.

Butter-Receipts light. Creameries-Ex-
tras. l7c; tirsts, lie Dairies-Hand sep
arators, l6c; extras, 15c; frsts, l2Ql21bc.
=; Ladles[hixtras, 13c; packing stock, 12c.
fancy, full cream, 12Q12hc; full cream
Young America, new, 12@l3c; brick, No
l, 1214Q13e; brick. No. 2, 1i1sc; Swiss
grade, T12@11c.
Eggs-Fresh stock, cases included. 1ohc.
Poultry = Turkeys, hens, &c; toms, SC.
Cnickens, hens SC; mixed, SQS1sc. Ducks,
Popcorn-Per lb 21z03c.
Beans-Fancy navy, per bu, S225: me1i-
um, hand-picked, per bu, a.S5@2' --i'>''
PeassoYellow peas, SIPS; fancy green,
Potatoes-Per bu, 2@25c.
Vegetables-Lettuce, per doz, 3O935c;
parsley, per doz. zoe; tomatoes. crate
"a; beets. per bu. 6Oc; oyster plant, per
doZ, 45c.
Cabbagge.aTiexa,s, per crate. 81; California,
Apples-Ben Davis, fancy, per bbl. 81.
Ben Davis, choice, $3.50; Willow Twigs'
LaslmSonnssiaeTancy = Messina.. J. per box. $3.50
y mediterranean sweets s.; seediings,' sse,Sdign 3,
$275@3.
Onions-Home grown, 75@90c.
Nuts-New California walnuts, ner III 10
013c; peanuts, raw, per lb, SIC; peanuts
roasted, per 10, &c; Brazils, per h. ec:
pecans. medium. 12g1Sc.
per box, 81; imported, per lb. I201 To-.
Fard dates, 10-lb boxes, 1Oc; Hallowee
dates. new, 51%G6c.
Apple Cider-Sweet, per bbl. S.: sweet
per half bbl, $275: hard, per Dbl, So,
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-21

quite large The comparative quiet of the
IRON and steel stocks and positive strength
at number OF points prompted the COW
eTHs or shorts and encouraged what
was. AA0A
Eager attention was fixed upon Ameri.
can steel and Wire all day, in view of the
session of the conpany's executive COM
mittee. The movement of the stock was
feVerfsh. the common and preferred often
moving In contrary directions as though
TO cause feeltnS of uncertainty over de-
Neiopments in the company. Aside from
this confusing manipulation, dealings in
the stock We're apparently largely in the
hands of the room traders, who circulated
committee meeting. The committees ac-
tlon was kept secret until after the close
of the market.
With this disturbing factor kept in the
background, number Of favorable Infiu-
enceS were allowed to have play. The
coalers were all notably Strong on favor
able trade reports, the biturndnous COAL
as well as the anthracite, roads sharing
IN the movement The local traction
stock and Sugar moved upwards in a de-
cidedly irregular manner, and Texas
Pacific, Canada Southern, New York Cen
tral and Pennsylvania were also points
Of strength. The good crop weather was
a sustaining influence with the grain car
ry1ng roads, Rumors still circulated Of
of dividends on railroad stocks, but they
have no definite authority, and in many
cases meet with contradiction.
The banks seem assured of an increase
in cash tomorrow, having gained nearly
$4.000,000 on subtreasury operations, and
over half a million dollars on the express
movement with the interior. There is
rather more mystery than usual sur
rounding the item of loans. The liquida-
ton in the stock market indicates loan
contraction, but the declining scale Of in
terest rates has prompted the banks to
place as large loans as possible. The
process Of loaning on sterling collateral.
which has proceeded during the week,
will undoubtedly be reflected In the
stateme1t, as it has been in the sterling
market during the week. Actual sterling
rates advanced "A, and posted rates 12 to-
day, and are near the gold export point,
though the experts are engaged in their
usual wrangle as to just what figure rep
resents that point. Call money loaned
as low as per cent today.
The bond market was less active today
and prices were fairly well held. Total
sales, par value, $1.930,OOO. United States
3s, coupons, declined u, and the IS Is in
the BID price.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Furnished by Charles III. F. Smith &
Co, members of the New York Stock ex-
change, Pioneer Press building, who have
direct wires to Chicago and New York
Closing prices are bid