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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-12-03

Mrs. Bessie March of South Pasade-
for crystallizing flowers so as to pre-
serve their natural color and, in
measure, their perfume, was granted
gold medal by the Paris exposition
commissioners.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
NEW MEXICO NOTES.

ffum the Bee.
one OF nl paao'a best looking china
men has i9catsd In San Marciai. giving
the Fl0Wefy kingdom nyc REPRESENTA-
lives here
Commencing at once. and while bual-
nesa viii justly an additional sleeping
car will De- handled on trains a. sli. 81
aud ~ between Albuquerque and
btmlnE
Frank johnson delivered some go
head ot cattle here last saturday A
larger number would have changed
hands could they have been rounded up
within the Hpeoncd time.
Miss Agatha Black celebrated her
iith birthday Wednesday. site saa The
recipient of many beautiful presents
from friends In pittsburg. a. well az
tom hnr acquaintance in san MarciaL
There's q temporary TOLL IN railway
business on tnls division and trainmen
are wondering why they ever kicked
Tor sleep AS they watch the ten wheel.
ere doubling out az sH Intervals.
Trinmaatpr A. g.. Iox % the Las
Vegas division. received telegram a
few days ag0 announcing the very sori
GUS illness of Mrs. Fox al Bunalo. n.
v Mr. Foa Immediately left Tor the
east.
Austin Crawford s ln town feom
Chloride. y. n. ne says the people OF
that camp now believe that the con
lemplatrd railroad from Magdalana
viii be- built This win give the camp a
ffcsh start and make nallionalres ~
several claim owners.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
AlGODOSEs NOTES

Special Correspondence.
Algodones. Jun i6 There b. a doarth
of news here since The canal suspended
work. Thuse who were most opposed
Co the enterprise are now loudest be
their complaints against the manage
ment Tor suspending work on the canal
Crops OF 40 kinds are looking nuo
The urst cutting of alfalfa has turned
ont well and everybody who has alfalfa
is very much pleased with she pros
poets this season.
ltain ia needed badly FOR the ranges
az the grass b. drying up o.. well 40
the water Stock does no. look aa we'll
AZ O. ough, TO on account OF the
drought There is plenty OF water ln
the river Tor irrigation purposes, all
though IL has feil rapidly Ia the past
few days
The prospect OF thr Cochiu railroad
plcnscs people here. as % win be- a
great benefit Co farmers in this vicinity
tu market their crops
Politics are quiet here There seems
to Dee vcry little interest taken here on
either side a. n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

from The Chiensiu.
socouo will celebrate the Fourth.
The socorro Fire Clay company are
rushed with orders
The second crop % alfalfa 10 about
ready 90 cut
Editor b. A. Drake left sunday morn.
ma tor Kansas Ciiy Tor few weeks
vacation.
The soCorru Hose company are max
ing great preparations Tor celebrating
the Fourth OF July.
Tho river Is up again and our farm.
cra VIII have plenty OF water Tor irri-
eating purposes. The wheat II now az.
surcd and viii not need any more
water.
The Fourth % July celebration this
year under the auspices of the Hose
company promises TO eclipse all former
emofts. There viii be- fun Tor every.
body and plenty OF q.
Tue Santa Fe has issued an order Ia
collect all the old iron rails In socorro
county ami ship same az once 10 The
foundry where they Will be converted
into new GO-foot rails
ORDERS have been received al socorro
tor 800 cars of Stag Co be- used on the
santa Fe railroad The steam cruaher
10 now a. work az the ameltor and ship.
merits viii be- made az fast a. possible.
inia means the employment OF fully 90
msn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
TURBINES, rorn>AMr>r


Month Nearii Completed.
Arrangements Tor the coming terrific
rial nremcn's tournament n Santa Ne
on july o. 4 aud are nearly completed,
ana. since ine business men OF that
gltN have literally subscribed about
{te0 toward dofraymg tho expenses
thereof che success % The notable
event Is assured.
The following are the chalrmon OF
the principal committees Executive.
Il.l Muller, finance. j. ". Conway. re-
ccpuuu. }. l.. Van Arsiell music, An.
tonic Narii. Jecomuoua. Francisco
Gonzales s. Haca. police, Thomas Duf.
hemeycr, printing. }. q. sloan enter
JolumeuL a. 81 Dettelbsch.
Tine program So Tar arranged Ia az
follows.
july o 10 d. m.. assembling OF con-
vtntluu; 2 D. "a. music in plaza. 3 b.
n.. base bail at college grounds. BIZ
cycle races.
july t--lU o. M. music In the plaza
base ban at coliogo grounds. ~ M. ma
tioual salute, s y. m.. parade. TO 8
D. a., faccs, 2 o. m. music, speeches
fireworks 10 .. m.. hai at Palace hos
tel
July 5-3 b. m.. music lea plaza, base
bail az college grounds. bicycle races.
b. M concert .n plaza.
Music wa be furnished by Professor
percEs military band and the United
states indian school band
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

evening. Hot and cola pianaa COro-
naioa water piped 90 all para OF
Tent CITY STU Wstsf. eurf bathing
and nahils are "a hama Tents furnish.
"a and unfurnlshed can be rented 40
reasonable charge. Al I.aEuna beach
may be found n qulet family resort Of
summer hcmca. Cottages are Tor rent.
Occanaide has a fine beach and is sur
rounded with points Of interest A.
Redondo extensive improvements have
been made and the famous seventh
Regiment hand has been engaged Tor
the season which lnsurea the best OF
music at this delightful resort ~ the
Sounding Sea-" This h the resort of
NOES. agate and she'd hunters Wishing
from tho wharvea IL always good. The
summer Chatauaua az Long Beach viii
be fully up % the standard. while san
On Monica VIM have ~ usual crowd OF
pleasure seekers tos Angeles. the
busy metropolis % southern California,
VIII be- alive with visitors who mako
THE their headquarters FOR side tfipa
around the "kito-shapcd track" the
beaches MI Love. etc. etc. SPEND
your vacation on The Pacific coast.
Agents 81 the santa re route viii
chccrfully give you an the desired In.
formation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
FLAGSTAFF

Flagstan Lodge No 10. A. O. q. W.,
initiated four new members Thursday
night
George n Fleming. OF Williams. was
branded Ia che Flagaian EiA herd
Tuesday night
Dent a ssycr viii commence the
shearinE 90 several thousand sheep al
the ranch ~ Rogers lake Monday.
The town Is nlIng up with summer
visitors end there viii be great In
lux OF them dunng the coming three
months.
The drug store Of w. r. Edwards
waa entered some time Sunday night
aud the money drawer robbed OF all
The small change aud few trinketa.
Chas. CANAL the electrician, was IN
town Monday Mr.. Canal has COM
plcicd the building OF the telegraph and
telephone lines between Williams and
the Grand Canyon
j. ~ Simpson came in from tho
Grand Canyon Wednesday. lie says
mat the end OF the railroad track is
now twelve miles from the canyon, ana
trains are run TO the end Of the track,
the balance OF the "trip being made by
Stage. Just when the railroad will DO
completed to the canyon 10 not known,
but u will probably be finished some
time Ia July.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
WHITE OAKS

From thq kagle.
White oaks now has two mails
day from Carrizozo station
a ane grass crop ls now coming boo
thss locality stock az al Kinds on
the ranges are fatteninE
All kinds of vegetables and early
fruits are now reaching this market
from the surrounding gardens end or
chnrda
john A. Haley returned from M
PaHo Tuesday. where he went for the
purpose of purchasing guods Tor r. sta
tionery and confectionery store
The telephone failures Tor the line 10
CarrizOzo are now arriving The line
viii 80 W as soon az the poles which
are being furnished By q. 4. Peters. OF
Angus. are delivered.
The Quinn company o. saving lum-
Der every day Doe the Captain noun
tains f0f consumption here ana at the
Jicauiias They have orders ahead Tor
several weeks. MeHt OF thr lumber be-
iuE cut in Tor mining purp0aea
The Old Abe company u tahng out
some very rich ore. The greatest
values are coming from B. ~ and 10
The ore body ia about twelve feet vide
where they are nov 20 work GA these
levels. ana contains great quantities.
% the yellow metal. which In visible
20 the naked sye as the ore 10 taken
out and loaded into the cars
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
Losr rnT TnAIi.


Exciting Experience 81 Part, ~ tho
Cochiti Mountains.
Hand Herald.
ON last Thursday morning Mrs A. H..
Han and Misses carrie bland and Efuo
Mabry. three OF Aibcmerles prominent
ladies. started over thc Washington
trail Tor Bland while nimiring the
mountain Foencry they ieft the trtl Co.
gather some beautiful wild flowers that
grow on the mountain side. ana upon
returning to whore thcy thought they
had left the trail % was now here TO be-
seen There being no other course left
Co them they took Co the brush aud
wandered over bin and down dale until
they at last found themselves in sight
of Hank Woudar1's rsncn. AZ 'his
point tney struck the traH leading from
fcraltn 300 bland. aud thinking ther
troubles nil over they began the ure-
come descent 20 their objective point.
Suddenly they were startled BY vio-
lent ruatling of ihr uudsIbruHh aud in
a moment e large black bear made b e
appearance. Hfuin was moro fright
onel than iho R3pe Tor Doe made a
hasty retreat Soon after the bears
escape the ladies reached BlpnB. where
they remained until evening and then
returned home ON horseback Before
starting on their "trip they boastcd tu
their friends that they would Walk to-
Bland and hack a few evenings later
those same friends eat icc cream aud
cake ai their expense
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
ARIZONA ITEMS.
SINaMAN

From the hohavc Minct
The Quartctte Mining company h al.
vertiaing Tor teams to haul ore from
the mineh to the min on the river.
The Yucca Cyauida Mining and Mil
lng company VIII probably resume op-
erations on the san Francisco mine
about the 18th Of July.
VIM. Larkin died ct aundoNn laat
night and will be buried this afternoon.
He has been resident 90 Mohave
county several years
Industrial Teacher Ewing took ave
Waiiapai Indians to Phoenix Thursday
morning. They viii anlsh their educa-
ton in tie Indian school OF that place.
our sportsmen who are looking for
large game need not 90 further from
hlngman than the WailRpai noun
taina, ten miles away, 10 ind a.
Frank ). Feency, aged rs years.
brother Of County Recorder Fecncy.
died Monday last in san Francisco. lie
left kingman Friday last and survived
the trip but one day
hobt Roaco and Andy sunler. who
have been at work on their mine Ia
the Minnesota district Tor some months
past. brought a ton OF very rich gold
ore 20 the sampler th.a week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
CRY COUNCIL
Regular session Develops No Important
Matters Needing Attention.


Matters Needing Attention.
Regular meeting % the city council
last night, Acting Mayor Leonard pre-
siding. with Aldermen Rogers. Burk-
hart, Mckee, Wright BoaWn aud slsy-
sies present
Finance committee made lengthy re-
port. which waa referred 20 next meet.
ing,
r. ". Clancy presented a communi-
cation. urging the repeal % the run
ner' ordinance. which vas referred 20
the grievance committee
Wal Wardwell made application for
position Ia the IRE department. which
was referred 90 the nre committee
u. Ruppe. chief OF the IRE depart.
ment. submitted the names OF A. L.
Harris aud Frank Quler as applicants
Tor the position OF paid fireman. soc.
ond place. at a salary OF go per month
The Gre committee agreed upon Frank
Quier Tor the position.
An ordinance 20 create the once Of
electrical Inspector 10 regulate the in.
stailation OF electrical wires which are
90 be used fog power heat " ilEht.
was read fof the first time.
A petition was read 90 extend the
ilro limits " the city go feet eastward
from First street. making the east line
OF AUequla street. oxtonding Doth north
ana south. the eastern boundary % ths
nre limits. also Sew York avenue the
northern boundary and Coal avenue
the southern boundary The petition
was not granted owing 20 the unfay.
orable report OF the nro committee
petition from Bliss a Weir 10 build
an addition OF corrugated iron % their
carpenter shop on Fourth street. was
referred 10 the are committee.
The council then adjourned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
cALufons,A .EAsuonr nr.onr,.

Special low rates viii be made by the
santa ~ route Co san Diego. Long
Beach. Los Angeles. santa Monica and
Hcdondo on Thuu days OF each week
from May zith 90 August 80th Tick
cts viii Boz good tor 90 days from date
OF sale and TO stop over al any point
west. of san Bernardino. The rate
from Albuquerque viii ae $500 for the
round trip.
The California aoaahure resorts viii
be- unusually attractive this year. AZ
fair Coronado new tent city haa been
organised. Tents are laid out IN streets
along che beach In front OF the Hotel
del Coronado. The city has electric
lights. grocery store. etc Large jrches-
ira in attendance at pavilion every
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
HouBRooN HAPPENINGS.
from the Argus

from the Argus
Geo. Scott shipped eight ears Of aheep
From the st0ckyards Monday
+. J. Wattron Do having new tarred
fcis roof put on his drug store. MusHra.
Conner aud Boyer are doing the work
Dr. Mcrtaugh. OF Lane Kansas, IL
The new physician 80 the keam can
yon agency. Ills wife ana little daugh-
Ter are with him.
Lieutenant Parsons. who has been
visiting al home in ohio for the past
tWo months. returned to Fort Apache
TUESDAY Tie was accompanied by his
wife ana uttle daughter
sabrador ArmiJo and satur.no Apo
dhoa. Who We're arrested on charge
of arson. had hearing Thursday.
There not being SUFFICIENT evidence 10
hold them they were discharged.
Sherin rhos. Hubbeu. OF AIbuquer-
que, was here most of this week lie
brought ln The men who were charged
with arson and tauied awhile to at
tend to some other business and ya,t
with his many friends Mr.. Hubbell
Is an Oid-timor Ia these parts aud 10
always welcome.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

Recent statistics prove that the
average health aud length ~ We OF hu-
man beings have grown stronger and
longer with the ytars. iu thc fifteenth
century there was not Co be found "a
man or woman over sixty years OF age
10 b. clearly demonstrated that the
change FOR tine better has necu brought
about by modern Ilets and methods
one of the agents which has been
most Instrumental in preserving NE
Be- Hostcttera stomach B.tters Thous.
ands have died from stomach ana dl-
gesuy, disorders. who might have sur
v.ved had ;hcy resoried % the Bitters.
J., Be- The greatest of known tonirs for
Che stomach aud digestive organs. %
cures dyspepsia. Indigestion and con
5tIpatlon. ana has done 81 Tor the past
nfty years. There Ia nothing so equal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
LAS VEGAS


from The OpuC.
The Las VEGAS Wool Pulling com
pany stated thoir mill gong Monday
scour'"g on this springs CLIP
VIM. Adlon h. said 10 have made
some most satisfactory assays from
silver ores obtained within eighteen
miles 90 this city.
The Santa BE railway company has
granted an excursion rate OF one fare
for the round trip to Las Vegas during
The music festival Rates in force
June ipth 90 s5th
The following delegates ANA alter
mates were selected by the company at
the meeting last night 20 represent the
~ komerus at the Frcman'a Terrific
rial convention called Tor the purpose
OF reorganiz.ng this association. 10 be
held at santa Fc. ~ 81. July tth.
Alex McEiruy. A. T. Rogers Eugene
AcElroy. altcrnates, e. W. Allen. A..
E Blake. Herman c. Ilfeld
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

the possible neglect Of local deserving
cases ftom iack ~ funds About two
weeks aeo one , T.. Nulty with HE
wife. arrived here overland from okla
homa. They took possession OF a
ahanty on the mountain road near
Second street and after few days the
man sold bis outnt and skipped
out. leaving his wife sick and
with two weeks old baby
A. the woman was destitute the
socity has don an Il could. and
IN addition has procured transportation
fer the woman and child 90 Hutchson.
Kansas. az which place she has friends
They will leave tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
G,EMINd
From the Headlight

From the Headlight
Last sunday the Dcmlng ball team
again defeated the silver city boys by
a score OF 20 10 ~.
Mr and Mrs. James Hannigan ex-
poet % leave here on the gam Of this
month for New York from whence
they will start on a tour around the
world
When the census enumeration Gets
around 10 Dcmink h. won't nnd enough
people 70 pay Tor sharpening his Faber
Nearly all Of the city.s population are
on on their summers vacation.
Col . a. Smith came On from Ctg-
ton last sunday. he has been quite
busy OF late getting matters In shape
f9g tho sale Of yaiuabir copper prop
erty near Clifton and We can expect
soon 10 hear OF the transfer beng
made.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
cocHlT MINING NEWS.
The Great Gold Camp Making Steady Pro-

The Great Gold Camp Making Steady Pro-
gress.
Frum ilr Bland Herald
Fred Goodwin. Of Philadelphia. who
arrived a couple OF weeks ago. Il do
ing some extensive development work
on the KING Solomon iIe is driving
"a cross-cut tunnel to tap the main lead.
The property is located "a short dis
lance south of The Washington mine
For the past week ". N Greenfield.
ihe ola reliable ore hauier OF the Coz
ohiu. has been engaged building new
wagons ana repairing his old ones
preparatory 10 fulnllug his contract
win the Cochu Reduction ana I'm.
protemcnt company H. has entered
upon a contract with the company 20
haul all tbe ore from the Iron King
mine 20 -de,- mill n Woodbury.. and
Doe expects 90 commence work as soon
hs certain repairs Ia the mul are made.
W. = Sandon ANA W H. Mccoy have
Just returned from trip through the
Los Cerrillos mining district where
they have located a claim which car
ries lead gold and silver The claim
was opened By the MeXicnns years ago
presumably for lead Co make bullets
There are Eve shafts on the claim ana
they viii average from twenty 20
twenty-five feet in depth exposing
about fifteen inches OF lead ore and
twcnty-one inches OF tale. The gentle
men ala The assessment work ana had
the claims surveyed while there.
Last Monday morning "a second Sui.
Ivan machine drill was placed In the
star tunnel and during the week OK.
crdingly good progress WAS made un-
der the able suprrlntendcncy % Mr.
Williams and Foreman D.. r. Wash
burn The working force in the tunnel
was Increased by the addition 0f six
men this week and the rock .s now be-
lag broken 40 The rate OF about seven
feet every twenty fous-hours As the
tunnel has been driven 700 feet 81 h ex-
pectcd only 100 or 100 feet more Of
work viii bo required 40 zap the biE
ore body
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
MlsrEnious DisArrnARANcE.
a Harvard studsnt Who speat seine Time
tn Santa 30 Loot stEhtoG

a Harvard studsnt Who speat sama Time
tn santa % Loot siEhtof
Frank Cay. a Harvard college stu
dent whose home IL at Council Buns,
Iowa, has disappeared from town ua-
der circumstances which nave aroused
the fears OF some OF his acquaintance
for his personal safety. Ito came here
from Denver three weeks aEo on
sight-accing trap preparatory. he said.
to leaving with the Harvard athletic
team Tor a trip to Paris. A. a matter
OF amusement he was writing lettora,
hc said. for the Omaha World Herald,
ANA he gathered much data about san
Ga Fe aud mauy photos 10 ba sent To
That paper, iiia frank. unostontatl0us
manner Won him many friends. IL was
plain 10 note that ne was an athletic
enthusiast. strong and vigorous. and
hc said hc RETAINED from late houra.
and .ho use of tobacco aud liquor be-
cause Of their effects physically. on
sunday morning he said he expected a
draft from his father az Council Bluffs
and would leave Tuesday night al u;20
Zoe home. The draft reached HIN BY
mail On Sunday Tuesday morning he
stated he would purchase some curi0a
and got away that night. Al 3 o'clock
on Tuesday afternoon he lefJ His hotel
ana has not since been seen or heard
o. Hia personal effects. including hla
newly purchased curioa. were left la
the room ho occupied az the hotel. Last
night his acquaintances made inquiry
ana found he bad not purchased
ticket az either depot on Tuesday night
nor had hc hired a horse or vehicle ana
10 far a. can be discovered no person
answering his description has boarded
train leaving santa BE. re told J. V.
conway 90 have his bin for meals
ready Zoe him 20 settle et supper time
Tuesday night. - be would leave BY
the night train New Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
10 pareha.s IlIrh nred nuil..

Colonel Richard Hudson. Steve
hirchaeld and James Todhuntof. extern
siyc cattle raisers OF or ~ county,
came in from Dcming Saturday morn
.ng and continued TO Springer. ColfaK
county, Tor the purpoac OF purchasing a
carload ~ thorough ana hlgh-bred
bulls from Charles Springer. Colonel
Hudson Is the deputy United states
port collector now stationed al DEM
ing. lie stated that the government
had issued an order. on the recommsn-
dalton 81 some inspector, 20 remove His
headquarters from peming TO near the
frontier line on a bleak. trackleaa plain
and before submitting 20 such an impo-
sltlon he wclid resign the Office.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

~ knows everywhere and
thousands Of women have
Boon 0ur0dOf serious kInf~
ney dGraRgo1te5fs by "a.
Mrs. Pinlsllas1's meth
Oefs have flso Endorse
SSso4f Of fire mayor, elso
postsppasfor and Oflsors Of
hor Os~n Ofty.
H0r medicine Epas fire
endorsement Of an sss-
Rssnsborod nI1ltffuae Of
grateful women whose
f0ffeFg AFRO constantly
printed I'm this paper
Every We man slsN aid read
those f0ff0rs.
Mrs. Pink 'sans advises
suffering w0np0H free Of
charge Her address 81
Gy5ns Mass
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
slEIRA COUNTY

from the uillsbuto Adyo a.s.
Sierra countys basule ls without a
Tenant.
Att and Mra Hopewel moved out to
their eiegaat nsw residence on the Ana
mas iaat week.
Charles Yaplo has located a very
promising gold claim GA Lost spring
canyon. The new nnd makes an eK-
copuonally good gold showing
Last night Jamaa Dalghah received
thc sad Intelligence that ha brother
John bad been Killed So q mine aeci-
dent in MeNico. SO particulars were
received.
Among the younE ladies that aradu.
atod With nrat honofa al the isorstte
academy 0f Our Lady % Light" 90
santa be. are Miss Mona a. Murphy.
pf uulsboro, and Luutte nudgenA for
meriy % this place.
Tho owners 0f The May copper mluc.
south ct Chloride, are pushing develop
mcut W0rk uEnt along with Eood rc-
suits They are HaCkInE nigh grade
buuruite uro which Improves la b0th
quantity and quality a. depth 10
gained
Juanh. wife OF David Butso!, Of this
place. died last Saturday afternoon al
the age of gi years Mrs. suiscl had
been an invalid Tor the past eight
years ana had been practically help
less Toe The paaa two months.