Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
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Special Correspondence.
Gallup n. ~, Sept T. Page a woin'a
new bee plant has proved 10 be sue.
coss In every respect They started up
sept. ist and have becn turning out
ton tons of Ice per day ever since. The
latest and best bee machinery was pur-
chased from Fred. W. Woln A Co, man
ufaoturcrs of Lind Ice machinery az
Chicago. they sent Mr. a. Kolam, an
expert IN the business 90 set up the ma.
chinory and to toat a thoroughly. which
he has done. He viii Aaln here FOR
a week longer Tho arm n now provid.
ms fine quality % Ice al reasonable
prices Alroady they are receiving or.
dera FROM Williams. Flagstaff and Win.
SLOW, They also expect TO supply the
Santa Re Pacific for quite a distance
west Of here. This they can a. az cheap
or rates than the company can manu-.
facturo ice. The plant ia built on the
! diamond spur ana has every convcn-
ience Tor loading cars The Ice h made
% the best mountain water and can
not fan 20 please consumers. Two en-
ginoefs aud one other man are employ
"a regularly. II VIII be- necessary TO
employ others at times and aitogeth-
or Il will be ~ quite "a benefit % tho
town. a new ten thousand gallon tank
u being built on the south ~ the ice
house. Mcssrs pattec and searlcs are
running the engine.
W w Risdon has gone 90 California
for sixty days on a business trip.
p u ia uimored that the q y. T. have an
option on the Casna coal mine two
miles west 81 town. The mine ~ all
right. "a scven-foot vein % coal show.
Ing up In good shape.
A good many of our people who have
not gone wild on belgian haros. are en-.
gagged In locating Oh claims In the Oh
fields about i2 miles northeast 81 here.
A number are exploring the ruins u the
elm jewellers In this vicinity.
Alex Bowie. manager OF the Caiedon.
Ian Coal company, has been west on a
business trip FOR the past week This
company IL supplying the 8 r. r. and
9. r. r. with coal. but 80 Far as { can
learn they have not secured other con.
tracts
A good entertainment was given on
the 6th by amateurs underline direction
OF Louis smith A good home crowd
greeted the young people and u is hop
ed they VIII appear again soon
Mrs Page returned yesterday from o
visit % southern California much im-
proved IN health
Five different picnic parties were
iast sunday at the milk ranch near ~.
Wingate. There is "a large spring with
a beautiful grov OF trees just at the
foot ~ the Zunl mountains. AZ present
| Their II but one suitable conveyance
"a the town for picnic parties
The 9. D. and l. viii put up new
store building al Gibson 90 accommo-
date the large number of miners which
they expect shortly 10 put on.
New school houses are being erected
az both Gibson and Cataipa. The mines
at both places have been working
steady lately
The public schools opened last Mon
| day with a principal and six subordi.
| nate teachers. ane 2s0 pupils were IN
attendance on ,he FIRST day The mum
Der will possibly increase to 500 by ne
end Of the onth The teachers are Prof
Richards. principal. Mrs. Coon, Mrs
Smith Misses Mcintyre. Brown. An.
derson and Clayton. Miss Anderson
kindly took part In the local opera
on the 9Th inst. al an entertainment
Tor the benefit ~ Rev Mr. seaborne
She sang q soprano solo from "Ben
Hur" aud the audience would not bo
satisfied until she returned and sing
another song
Miss Myrtle Decker OF silver city.
and Galbrrlth Zuckzinsky of Gallup,
| VIII have charge Of the Gibson school
Or Mary r. Harper "a sister of Maj
George r. Pradt. % Laguna. is lying
dangerously 90 az a hospital Ia Duran.
| 60, caused by "a stroke OF paralysis
The nmor Is current on the streets
that Injunction viii be- gotten out
against the returning board Tor Ne.
! klnley county
! supt T. T. Hibbard and family spent
/ Wednesday visiting friends here.
WILLIAMS.