Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-08-08


'emez no springs N. M. aug y
'our correeponuen' a. .hese wen
known springs visited tne suIpnur anu
san antonio springs ana picked VI the
following items'
SULPHUR SPRINGS.
The sulphurs, like the rest Of the
mountains. has been in great need of
rain. and " a good shower had not fall
len Friday for the first time in a month.
the result was apparent.
These renowned springs, although not
a. present crowded with visitors. have
several boarders at the hotel. and oulte
a good many campers on the camping
grounds.
Mr.. Bixler serves his patrons with
rood nourishinR food and anv uorro,,
person soon reeains his annetite AMI
also from two to 1--WE mound. n veek On
weight az a resulr OF the eood food
fresh air and helpfui baths.
These famous waters have al,vavs
rough maryelou. cures. e.peciallv 10
those suffering with be,mat, Per
sons thus afflicted. VINO have had ~ h.
carried to the bath house on a stretch
err, are known 20 have besn abia 20
walk unaided. after taking from eIxh,
to twelve baths-ao gr.at ana no,,Dia,o
was their relief. one man who was al.
most paraIyzed with rheumatt -m and
utterly helpless. in said 70 ba 90 str,ts.ht
ened his arm after taking the ar,t hath
and regained the use OF his umbs after
the second or third hath.
Carl Becker the voung ,on ., a,,.
tave Becker. a resident OF Reien N AZ
has been bathing here for ,ha na., ,hraa
weeks and has alreadv oh,ainot 80,
from the rheumatism with which no
has suffered 40 much
That the stage would NAL a.. 10,
trip between Bland and sulpbur- A,g-
ust 4, IL an error. for tho STAGE vii,
continue to carry visitors to tbat resor,
until oct. 1. The stage left for nlana
last Thursday, but met with an acci.
dent shortly after leaving the sulphurs.
M. s. otero. owner of the sulphur
springs, also left for Bland the same
"oihihs ana me- no uoupt' gave some
aiu uo tne uanaseu stage.
A'ek hisie' M Scott y INIT Maioney,
an soou people OF SaHup' are reg
ing aiihos' udhy' with the Dest OF re-
suIes.
stone hotei stage from the Jeinez
1p'H"ss carrleu some VISITORS 10 tnis
piaoe last week, Inc Drive between the
ouIphurs ana Jemez springs IL a de-
iishulul one n the three-hours ride
seems anything out long.
Inc rushlhs ream the
roaring iaiIs, the gigantic trees the
s'upehuous chns' the Veruant hillsides
INC cool springs seen curing this ride
resi- the weary eye ana the cool invigor-
atihs ar gives one such an appetite
that nothing one OF those excellent
meat biocks hotei can SATISFY
trVprieto' biNier expects an unusual
~ iarse crowo Oh Visi,ors curing Aug
u't anu sep'eihoer'
'"ihes biNier made a business ana
pressure tIip connoiheu 10 biahd ana
'eturheu ihursday OF last week.
SAN ANTONIO SPRINGS.
These springs are situated in one Of
the prettiest and most fertile valleys
In the mountains through which runs
the San Antonio creek-a branch of the
Jemez river. This creek Is fed by clear
cold springs, which come In at intervals
many miles north OF Murray's place.
Mr.. Murray's springs promise to be-
come the most popular resort In the
mountains. especially for as
is an abundant supply of pure
water for thinking. and these watersI
also afford the best of fishing.
There il also no wan OF pasture for
horses or burros
Nature has provided excellent Camp
ing grounds near the bath house, and
Mr.. Murray has erected several cabinsl
TO rent al prices. Fresh milk |
can be obtained from Mr.. Murray, also
from his store.
One thing greatly needed here IA a
boarding house, as some persons cannot
prepared TO camp ONT ana cook
for themselves.
Mr.. Murray expects TO ada some mora
improvements next year. He win build
more cabins for rent. have n hotel ~
build a larger store building |
Increase his stock of goods WISH
tors come in as fast as they go out ana
there is always a lively camp there.
Dick Moore ia kent busy AT the hath
house attending to the wants of the
bathers. Dick has taken a ranch ad-
Joining Murray's ranch on the north
side and has erected thereon fences and
a cabin, and has a crop of potatoes
He filed on his ranch some
ago.
Mr.. Murray has spent much time and
money building good wagon roads to
his place from the Cueya, and has ex-
tended the road, by the help OF others,
TO Espanola. He Is very DESTROYS of
having All this roau declared pubic
ROAD oy the county commissioners ana
mas taken the necessary steps 10 nave