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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
NOTES FRoM SANTA w.


cusfidgA a. hatie.
Adiutant General w. n. whhemar
ltls reiurned to santa re from a vi.l
p AlamoEordd where he had gone {,
ipsiSoct Company c Of the EIrst resi
niesti. New Mexico National Guard. tn,
aiitutant general states that Judge n
Rodey received an enthusiastic ~.
cfption an tho southern part % The ter.
rltOry
Al a quarrel az a dance held az IN,
Fpuse'of Isrudcnelo Garcia. Anaellns
iaiiepoa, had hia head cut open with
a hlow fromsa bottle.
Tn goinT from the santa re post8fHc.
% Monument Rock BY the santa r,
ctnyon IA a, the santa river t. Gro ssed
tFenty.t 40 tinlea
4 f'seai MeCabe and Miss Jessie Hoai
'wcro married BY Rev Paul Gilberton
ar McCabc wan a Rouhg Rider IN
|the cuban war The bride came "a
sputa Fe from PehunylvAha about a
sbaF ago on Hf N
Prof. G. L. Ilerrick. Of the New Mex
f9o University. Ia az santa 81. as a wit
npaa for the territor On the case Of
Maesie a a W, Buraum, now ON hear.
0ifg before q. w knaebel az refsree.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
rRksnYrrnIAS sYsoD
az New Nstico Met ~ Phosaix Rev. H. n.
Craig. Moderator.

Special Correspondence.
lPhoenix ARK. oct. a5.-Tho Presby-
itrian synod Of New Mexico ana iAslzos
fen closed SIS sessions Tuesday Bisht
~ this week. ,a tr
Revs u ~ Craig and John Menaul.
u Albuquerque 4lev. ,Futnk L.onsdale.
~ Ration. Rev c. n. Lukans, A. A.. %
Ifguna, ana Rev. John Goss. % Ehgau
city, were IN attendance 80 deieEaaea
ffom New Mexico. and iarga numbee
" ministers from Arizona, a0mplltnd
The roll % teioKsaes. su fai gf4
THE sessions " the synod we're pr0at.
apla and interesting splendid reporta
Were received from the committee on
the church boards, and recommends
tone were made Tor most aggressive
work In the future. lei
Phoonix church and the citizens ia
gfnerai extended a mpsi cordial well
come 90 the synod and its memheua
United IN a most enthusiasts resolution
oT thanks % the pastor. seaqi0nitand
members Of The chnroh Cor their hos.
.pliable entertainment and 10 the enter.
pfising ana kindly spirited citizens who
assisted In making their Stay pleas
ana and profitable one iftD.s
The officers % the synod tor the cOas-i
Ing year are; Rev. n. NJ. Craig. mod.
efator ana pr g., H. Lukons stated
clerk and treasurer. 81. slu. tas 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

Esteyan issassl. who Until recently,
was pastor % the spanish Methodist
church in old .Ssn Marclgi. ana who.
vas dissharged from further mialsiel.-.
iAl duties by the conference recently
presided over by Bishop Hamilton az
this place Tor appropriatlpg, 20 his own
itse church fupda. LETT san Mareiai last
Tuesday accompanied by Mrs. Maurice
qallcgos. o. Valyerdo. lie abandoned
a bed-rldden wife and his partner ~
crime lett behind a husband and three
little children. GailcEos. who was away
shearlng sheep returned home n md
the children locked IN The house and
lls spouse nowhere IN sight lEFasal
bought ticket TO iei Paso f0y Asrs,
qaileEos ana one 10 Rlncon for him
stlf and they are supposed TO have gone
70 one OF the Arizona mining towns,
1'he men a., brothers IN law. IssRssi's
wife being Gailegos' sister The neigh
bbrhood IL al torn up over the scandal,
Isan Marclal Bee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

MATERNAL UnIeh Remembers Their Dead
nttt Brother. o. q. Gtdsen


TO the oficers ana Members OF Albu.
duerdue Lodge No. 50. y. 4. A.
your 'commitsec appointed 10 draft
resolutions u confidence on the death
u Ffhter J o. Gideon. respectfully sub.
nit the Following
whereas. Il his come to AIbuquer-
ape Loige No. ~, with an indispensable
shock, news of the sudden death OF our
Esteemed Fratet j. .. Gideon. and
WHEREAS During the time FrateF
gideon has been Identified with us DC
hhs striven 10 uphold the principles OF
opr order--isove. Justice. Truth and
Mercy. therefore, be- Il
Resolved. That Albuquerque Lodge
No. ~. bows ss shoi will Of tne Davin
iiuler ana comforts itself In hope. and
itusting that Frater Gideon occupies a
higher position with the one while n
tbs earthly tenement. and
Resolved. That this lodge tenders TO
ihe bcrcaved widow OF our deceased
ffater ~ sinccresi confidence ana con-
fipe her to the watchful care and mer.
|clfGl providenceof the omnipolent. and,
Resolved. That this lodge tender 10
spread upou the minutes OF this lodge
q copy sent 20 Mrs Frater Gideon. ana
tie same be published in the Fraternal
Union ana IN tho daily papers. and the
charter OF the lodge BE- drapsd IA
nlourniEg Tor % days.
~, m,.. w. J, I,EAvtTr
A, w. HAYDEN,
e. A. McKIM.
Committee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

The row AZ the bale, given IN honor
of. The democratic candidates for coun-
~ Cnlcera mentioned In theiast Liberal,
larmlnatei fatally. II seems that YAid
~ seisado did net like the way the mu.
aiflAne Conducted themselves, and re-.
mopgiFaled with, onf ~ them, knock
ipt HIN down. Nleanos chaverrle TOOK
a hand NJ ths disturbance. lie pulled
q 1Euhooier ana Threatened saigado,
vhSfsufon oph1el Msrqusa endpayer-
"a 70 quiet chaFlsffls. end wee knock,
81 d9Wn Win tha slxahpQisr chAYar-
re nfed pne VI tWo shots IA the air.
and then hred II salgAdo. hitting him
10 che aide. the ball Boing through the
abdominal cavity Every attention
wac shown 70 sairAdo. but 10 died
from the effects % the wound aud Was
Rarisd SUNDAY, chssarris Bpt . horse
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
nAcRIssItr

Reliable Information comes TO this -.
nee that ar iarrasolo 10 going through
this portion OF New Mexico. working
the race issue for all u II worth. "a,
appeals 70 the native people 70 v0ts
for him or the score Of nationality Il
r. the frs, time IN the history 81 this
county mat candidate o. either tick
a has raised the race issue to securs
votes Il 10 most unfortunate that Mr.
Larfa1ol0 takes this course Il N IN
furious 70 the best interests of the ter.
ritory. and n he h elected on that IL.
sue u will greatly fetard the grow h
% New Mexico, and prevent the te
rilory securing Statehood fdr years 10
come.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
ENKMT or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

10 the people Of Albuqusraus realize
what thsy are doing whep ths} resolve
% cast a vote FOR the fdalOn Ticket AZ
che coming slectionf DO the repubil-
cans who thiak o. voting ~ that ,ick
g. realize that they would be votlnH
Tor men who fused with the democrats
before q eonyentien or even . primary
~ ne republican party was heidi Ordl-
narilg poltsu val Until sfisy tl'ey afs
bsa az AS z epnyeniiou ssfofe selling
Not - With The rsrea oisrs ilesruD.
tled. sefs-heS4s TAey hssan thelr At
tempis % fuse with tbs democrats
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
pHATMs Az LIZ rk.
visited Ifowes In the Terrilefisi Cafital
last saturday.

Ida Papa, the infant child " NJ. and
Mrs, Gabriel rapa. died on saturday
afternoon AZ the home OF bis Erandpar,
entA Mr.. and Mrs. John Dlgneo. The
child was agod 1 month ana ~ days.
The parents residence. IL az ira Wilns.
Wye, and they we're aumm0ned b. tel,
egraph. The interment waa made this
forenoon Ia Rosario cemetery. after
mass had been celebrated al the oaths-
dral Charles Wagner had charge II
the funeral ~,
Mrs c. D, Grimm. aged Is years and
u days, died a. the hqme ~ her ~ IN
law, ", II. Kerr ~ satuEday. she ~
survived By her daughter. Mrs kerrl
and her mother and sister AZ Pueblo.
Cot The intermeut took nlsce yeslsr.
DAY afternoon ins, f'airviaK cemetery
Rev ~, Ellsworth eftieiaiad. Charles
Wsener waa the funeral direeiof = .,s
Julian Arias, esed - years. did lasi
night after a long end bainfai illness
lie leaves q widowed mothepl Two
brothers ana q sister 40 m0nfn- his
death. The fnnerai ton place from the
eaiheifal-1AeW 1sxioan, p 11gC s,.
Hff luGflHI. 90 a 49, IHEI.4 Ga
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
ASs%Palsa lie SalIs4.

rffiitofr AfNAFn, 49,.
i.Ast weeks lsue Of the Industrial Al
vtruser eontained an alleged letter
frpr Gallup In. which ! am charged
glth 'dolng ihe dirty work OF eeeur-
Nv The Gallup Cleaner TO hoist the re-
ptbuoan ticket At the head Of ~ COLI
sf9s. being sent from here Cor that
R4rpose. J brand the story a. false
frbm start 10 nnish. In the past nine
ydars have net spoken to Editor Hen.
4frsona half dozen times and then only
qH the street We have. ~ no time.
nifntionsd politifs. Mr. McCutcheon
tod me he published the communicA-
ufn without readlnE II either IN copy
OF n proof and yet boasts OF the truth
fsfness 81 his political handful, Such
. rourPe Il neither good politics or good
nfwbspsr judFmsut
A. N. aWAN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

y oiln died this mornIng AZ his
home on the university road ~ con-
sumption. Mr.. Oiin was % years ~ age.
and had lived here about eight years.
coming from Menomlnse. Wisconsin.
He leaves = wife and two children. For
a number ~ years be van a dairy and
was wcll-known here. lie lately sold
out Mr. Olin was an induatrioua and
energetic man and made many friends
BY hts honest and upright business
methods. The funeral will be held to-
morrow morning AZ 10 o'clock from the
residence near the university, Rev.
Bruce Kinney oficiating. With burlal
IN Fairyiew cemetery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

pFisi - etafi.eri fssm 4 aaeh 80
49, near N# HNd 4 eopfrf rent 30
ihN ranch. ~ rsfs5s had Ieft thsfs
Odd n trip uhfnio the mountains. leay-
Ink word wItts his camp would be- To-
ceied. a csfier found the camp de-
ishds Mr Person became very
moth aialHcd. M men we're sent out
through tho piountainA 20 nnd him. but
the searchers found AothinF on the
heels ~ the report that Mr Person
could not be- found came the report
from Rifle that the bodies 81 tWo men
had been found N the VqgS pirv, ..f
II had a telegram from Mr. Person
to-day stating that he would be home
Tnssaas.-m~snlneyv aald Afrsr Persor
lasb 0insHpW ~ rom W. ~
There we're no particulars given In
he telegram and the supp0fslon 10
has Mr. Person was far up the noun
ainH, away fron the usual pans Of
hunters. which accounts FOR the In
Ability Of many to'nhd him" Mr.. Per-
BON lives at No ssi South Emerson
street
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
AN rNor,rloSAL ArrnAorioS.
Fine Performances of"A Soldiers Dahgh,
tor" 80 Nehrf's Opera uonas.

Hine Performances of"A Soldiers Daheh.
tor" ~ Neher's Opera tonss.
In these days Of putgld French farcs.
u corrupt drama, and very BAD numbeg
I two New York companies. Il 10 q real
pleasure to the theater-g2cr TO. sc a
Performance that IL well costpmed,
fanny, Without yulgaTity and as ex-
oellcnily entertaining as was the play
~ Soldiers Daughter" as rendered b.
The Jossey Stock company al Nehes's
opera house last night
An audience which tested the capa-
city 81 thp pretty little theater greeted
she company az the curtain went up on
The FIRST act Of the play. on account
Of the exceedingly lo~ prlce 81 admis+
sion, there wero, some who came 70
seon, others Who were prepared to
leave he house az tie slightest sign Of
vuigafty and bad acting. hat al r..
mained IN the end n, tbs .Flsy % cheer
and applaud the efforts of the actors
aud actresses In this very clever ere
sanitation Never ,in the History. OF Al,
buquerque has thoro been = perform
ance which gave such general .satlsfaa.
tion as the Iosacy Stock .oompany LAST
evening The mpany Is veil balanced.
composed ~ Viewer artists. and thsl
specialtiea were new aud entertaining.
The star ~ the performance was Aiiss
ernico Howard, who played lose
phine' with consummate nhlil gtying 40
the llght ana shade Of the part q
eRarmlng personality. and an artiatie
iihish, which was very sratifylng 70 ths
large audience She ives ably seeonda' ,
n w. J, Josscy az .Gnilla." n, n
stansneh az 'Pumperincbok." Justice
Mccarthy 49, "scuade." Dorothy "a,
rad az "Madelon" ~, Il. Wialstanloy a.
toklt" ana Arthur Vernes 90 ina
Duke Miss Josephine Randall was
clever AZ the "Msrchi0neas." ana IN
fact the show from start 10 nnieh Is
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
FI,r IIa.ar-a sl,,p nI,l.s.

Il 10 reported that an Monday the
igth, 800 sheep were killed by dipping
ak fhe BLOCH mpea. The cause given
u that the. sheep were not waiered
and were dipped while thirsty. and a.
they swan through the DIP they drank
= u. our iusespant stated that the
sheep had been skinned and the skina
Wers hanging on the fence for nearly
half mile and the 0ercasses were
rFlcd up In great heaps. The loss Il
Stated az being 1880. --El Captain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
/, rGouoar mE han ouIr.
section Foreman's Idea Of His Brosher'a
Fate In Texas Flood.

Al the time Of the eaulnuoctial floods
Texas that damaged a great deal os
1Rilroad property last month. a pecnl-
ifr Incident happened near Fort worth.
While Il eost the life 81 human being.
added another good yarn 70 a Rock
Ifland raconteurs stock OF amusing
tales nc
a section gang on that part OF the
southern division had sweae fore.
man. John also had a brother who
Worked IN his gang. About the middle
+ the week tbe superintendent hap
Efhed along when Johns gang was
Working and not seeing the brother In
The gang. asked:
l"Where's your brother. Johh3''
Dunno" John replied careiessiy.
INT upon the superintendent PER-
n listing in knowing OF the Whereabouts
|of S0hn's brother. John finally said
- tank HIM uua-at"
You think hes quit 20
l''Ya-aa"
''what makes you think he's quit.
We'll I dnhno He ran in river. las
sunday We a'nt cum back. tank
him qua-at.''' 'fH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

The synod Of New Mexico at its SEES.
sion at Phoenix. last Monday, re-eiect-
ed the Rev Robert CRAIG. its synodi-
cal superintondent Ths vose was
unanimous and was cast with hearty
expressions Of confidence and satisfac-
ton. This enforcement IL highly mer-
Tied and shows the synod is alive 90 the
value ~ the service Mr. Craig has zen.
dered IN the past three years Alert.
resouFeeful, confederate. cautious. yei
prompt and with heart absorbed IN the
sacred work Mr.. CRAIG proves unusual
" efficient IN this exacting Office tn,
Presbytery OF Santa Re was nonored
BY the selection % Mr. Craig also "a
moderator OF che synod.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
capprr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

3 frhe Clifton Copper company filed IN.
ebsporatign papers At the Office OF Ter
phrators are w. G. waits. H. Y. Nc
Heyes, =. Il. Smith. OF Grant county.
The capital II 500. 0es The headquar-
ttra ere az peninK, Grant county.
wlith y branch Office az Clifton. AriE.
Ihs directors are w. G. Wallis. A. Y.
McKeyss. J.lI.. Burnside. T., ". Stew
eos and =. r. Smith
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
AN INcoRIsnRArIoN-

The MoRieEnma Loan and Building
association. with ti.0O0.Oo capital, filed
Incorporation papers at the Office of
Territorial Secretary Wallace. The In.
corporaiors an. Matthew ". Flour.
noyu 4franhlaAl iIIubheii Dhna, r. Flni.
ca4 wilihasE ~ tAuewatcr. Horace a.
Gardner; headquarters, Albuquerque,
Incorporation Zee. si23
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

on Friday at $50 ., m. al he Uni
verasy Of New Mexico. will be- held the
frat program 81 the Eatneila Literary
society. Il win be followed by has
ket ball game between the nfst and
se,,ond teams /. c. wariweils "Oiym-
pia" viii run between the varsity and
town all afternoon. Everybody cor
daily invited
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
pene AM. c.,,nl, nsneern,..

The democrats OF Doaa Ana counts
rpet 1T Las Cruces and nominated the
following ticket ;.otEoles Railston for
sheriff; rs. Ascaratc Tor probate clerk.
Homan BermudeS for probate pudge
Florencio Luna for assessor; Henry
stoes, FOR superintendent OF schools.
Frank Knapp. jefferson isaAcs and
Agipito Torres for commissioners; Geo
Lynch for surveyor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
WE y Knows nERn.

Apseaes 81 W. a., Person Causes AlaFis
.a.i Amang neHEsr Friends. q.
WHH. nerson, who is wsll-hnowh IN
lie city and who a few years ago was
~ a hunt ina the Eaciamisnto gnoun-
tainS with RIA 0Fsenieaf. has caused
gfeat uneahineua An Denver by the re-
pert that he had been lose inthe in0un.
taina Of colorado. The Republican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

asrptlss ~ Ne beHtai u ne gsmng
Wag leheR WI 90 81 cash. 4 lste ~
coal, ana some provisions were donated
BY the ciiixena who never fan % res
pond to the call % disirers from those
worthy az a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
Az 'fwbIAN APPofNTMnNT.

John 9, Harper, OF Durango. Colo,
mas been appoln,ed superintendent OF
irrigation. and will report 10 superin-
iendenl Crandall at the santa Re gov
ernmeni indian school. He will have
charge 81 Che Irrigation work az the
pueblos ~ zia and San lldefonsJ. III.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
FnLL Do nMpANKMENT

While riding around the curves on
The hillside road from Albcmarle last
Monday night az n late hour VIII Dru-
=, had an experience which he viii not
'ipon forget. The night was % dark
Ihat neither the rider nor the horse
cpnld see che road, and suddenly the
fiorse stepped of the high embankment
and both We're hurlod 10 the rocks be-
low, a distance Of some % feet II Ia
a wonder how Drury escaped with his
lfe. Fortunately. too, no bones were
broken, but h. sustained very serious
itiuriez aboui the head and body which
REQUIRED the services OF Dr. Grace for
several hours In sewing up the wounds.
The horse which Drury was riding was
rtot hurt very seriously.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
DoSA ANA AKPUsIlcASs.
n ~ nsta - L4s cracss sad Ssm.a Good
t"" Ticket.

Ticket.
The eounty republican convention OF
npaa Ana county Was held al Las Cru
e4a and tbs following ticket was nomi-
mated ...t
v. Il. I.ueogo for sheriff.
Oscar LOhman for collector sna iFsAa-
utter.
Theodore Rouaa,t fpr Assessor
Jose qonz4leq f6r superintendent OF
schools. 49,. .. .......
iHadore Afmilo Tor probate clerk.
a, J, Fouataln FOR probate Judge
Frank oliver, Jesus silver and w. II.
Murphy for county commissioners
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
LfrnlLr scHnoLs IN NHW MEXIco.

A'HAHN ~ tAR'Aso ~ WV MH@NaN'f
The report Of The past nscal year %
The bureau OF education shows i0s,Sis
ehIIdren IN the common schools Ok Col
Jrado, 1907 In Wyoming. gT.I75 IN New
hpxico. 1905 IN Utah and l5.Ses IN ART
aonA. The expenditures In these reupec-
1--we states for sites, buildings and 1T
1lnss we're COLORADO. tgss, s2b. wyom-
Ing $3.50 New Mexico. giss2a Utah,
fi7issc.. Arizona. t6O.e2I
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

and travelled south sherln Blair and
bis deputies we're on the trail In a very
short time, and worked after the MUIR
defer until the middle Of the next
forenoon. when the sheriff gave up the
chase and returned 70 town.--Lords-
burg Liberal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
OFFICIAL NOTES.
New Loan and Building Association
Organized at albuquerque.
LAND OFFICE TRANSACTIONS.
PENSIONS GRANTED.

Pensions have been granted to Corne-
lia Armiio. ~ Cleveland. Mora countyl
% month. and toisaledonis Navarro,
% Santa ~, santa ~ countyl Is a
mnntb. tU.4 .lli
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
.MARItfAoF OF OTORor wEsT

HNNtAsklAtt VT fttOtNHE WEST .
Last Friday afternoon George West
ffr this district very suddenly and un-
expectcily and when the mornings OF
Saturday ana Sunday dswncd and no
trace OF him could be learned the myf-
cry seemed 60 broaden, The people
NeIa certain that no had been captured
~ some unforeseen person or persons
and resolved to await the developments
AZ TIM sure enough he came back
@th wife. too. He was Joined In the
nniy bonds 0f wcdleok,lH Albuquerque
On Friday evening 90 Mr.. Powell a
beautiful aud accomplished young wi
dow OF Wichita. kas.. ana on saturiey y
dvening the lady'a three children ar
ifsod from Kansas ana Will reside with
the happily married couple. Mr.. and
Mrs. West VIA make their future home
dn tho beautiful mesa south ~ Bland.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
cocHIrI DISTRICT,
ExtsasIw Iihpspvemshls Coutenpla-
! Y 'e'hMI.Ef"'t's
IVES FOOLED MS FRIENDS
niandHrnla.
FoRarNa AHEAD.

NNANN NtNfANif
FORGING AHEAD.
The assay once Of the Cochiu Gold
Mining company IL being removed to
the pelatan department IN the iron
building 90 Aibamarie. which will give
a greater capacity for the numerous
assays required each day The new
once IL being fneiy furnished
The company II soinG "a erect a
fommodioua roomine house opposite she
old once building and when completed
zach mrn will be given a seporate
room.
Among the numerous improvements
10 be- made in the big reduction and
mining plant In a short time there 10
he remodeling OF their mill. whereby
he capacity Will be doubled and the
cost u treatment % the ores will be
lessened II IL also understood that
The caying system vii be used In the
mine. ana that the shaft VIII be en-
largod by the addition OF n third com.
ttumsnt The air compressor u be-
ng run 20 is full capacity. and at the
reegnt time one hundred men are en-
tsge4 on undergreund work
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-12-19
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
REVIEW OF TELDE.
Bradstreet', Report on Conditions of
Business Throughout the Country.

Bradstreet'' Report on Conditions of
Business Throughout the Country.
NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-Bradstreet's
review of trade says:
Favorable conditions rule generally in
all lines of seasonable trade. Holiday
preparations are, of course, dominant in
retail business. and where this has hith-
erto Jagged, il has been stimulated by
more seasonablc weather. The result is
gratifying, reports from nearly all sec
tions and predictions that all records will
be exceeded at most markets. This fact
is expected 70 have a beneficial effect
upon heavy c-othing and similar goods
which have been rather backward.
Wholesale distribution is limited, as
natural at this period, hut Western job
bers are in receipt of a fair recorder bus
mess. SO far the best reports as to re-
tail trade come from the West and South.
Fancy groceries,, toys, musical instru-
ments and furniture share in IT, above
conditions.
In leading industries t. report Is
still that made by finished products Of
the iron and steel industry, 1T other ia
vorably situated lines are bVy,s and
shoes and lumber. New business in the
former is rather light at Wholesale, but
manufacturers generally are busily en-
ployed, and leather is firm in sympathy.
A good export demand for the latter Is
noted.
Bank clearings are smaller than last
week, but still little in excess of last
year, while railroad earnings continue
to show moderate gains over 1899.
The cereals are lower in price due to
profit taking on the late upward move,
the larger movement Of supplies, partic-
ularly of corn, which is favored by the
weather, and to less interest on the part
of foreign buyers.
The government cotton estimate of TO-
100000 bales was larger than expected
by the trade, which as indicated ia"t
week, looked for about 9,750,000 bales.
Wheat, including -four, shipments for
the week aggregate 4,7S3,577 bushels,
against 3,432, 159 bushels last week, g.
26S,649 bushels in the corresponding
week of 1899, e.243, $50 bushels in 1898,
4,6O4, 800 bushels in 1897 and 3,524,S ,S22
bushels in 1896
Corn exports for the week aggregate
4,S53, ,45S bushels, against 5,370,377 bush
els last week 4,017,1S5 bushels in this
week year ago, 3,251,936 bushels in
1898, 4,129,S7S bushels in 1897 aud p
S14,150 bushels in 1896.
Business failures for the week number
247, as against 224 last week. 211 in this
week year ago, 234 in 1898. 2S3 in
1897 and 359 il 1896.