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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
rIEcE wonK sYsTEM.

10 be Pat lnto General work on the
santa D. Railway.
In a short time an new work done At
the Santa Re general shops IN To-
peka. and the division shops along the
line OF the road viii be regulated by
the pleee work system. ". =. c. San
derson, the newly appointed assistant
superintendent Of machinery. Is ar
ranging for an extension Of the system
over the shop work OF the Santa re
road proper
At the present time the piece work
system IL In effect only IN the car and
blacksmith departments OF the general
shops az Topeka II was introduced
several months ago, and since the agi-
tatlOn following the Introduction died
down, nothing has been heard OF H.
Many OF the Topeka ahopmen and at
other points concluded that the man
agemeht had decided 10 make no fur
thei extension Ofthe system.
However. the extension ia 20 be made
and santa BE shopmon generally will
soon be- paid for all new work by the
piece instead OF by the day. Piece
work h as much Of hobby with Vice
President Barr as tonnage. and when
he took NJ, sanderson from the Nor
folk a Western and Installed him az
assistant superintendent OF machinery,
it was with the particular object o.
putting the piece work system In gem
erai force, For several years All sh0D
work on the Norfolk a Western. OF
which Mr. Barr r. graduate as well
~ Mr.. sanderson, has been paid for
By the piece.
II the schedules are satisfactory, Mr.,
sanderson may experience no trouble
IN extending his pet aystem. II the
shopmen decide these prices are too
low. u VIII be dlferent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
sMnlrnn wIlL Nor nn soLD.
Negotiations VITA Amsriesa ComPaay
are Declared on.

Negotiations VITA Anisricaa Company
are Declared on.
Henry &. Carter of ~ Paso brings
the report that the negotiations for the
sale " ghe silver CITY, N. A.. smslter
10 the American smeltlng and Renn-
ing company, which have been la pro-
Rrcas Tor several weeks, have failed.
aud chs smelser viii continue In opera
tion under the old management. lt
was roporteI while negotiations were
pending that II Was the intention VI the
American smelling and Refining COM
pany 70 close the amcitcr aud thus al
vert the ores produced la the silver
Citydlstrict 10 ia other pianta nov Ina
operation. As this would mean a
heavy lOaa 10 the fnine operators In
volviug a freight charge. Ia addition to
prercnt mining expenses tho miners
entered a Vigorous protest and brought
90 much pressure To bear upon ths
owners that the deal was abandoned
and assurances have been given that
the negotiations for the sale OF the
smeltor VAL nol be renewed and that
the works viii be continued Ia opera
tion. The smelter ls owned BY the
Hearst eatata.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
rATENr ArrLIKn roR MINr..

The commissioner OF the general land
oiiice al Washington, rceently made
requiHitlon on the officials % the Unit
ed states land ONCE In santa ne for a
complete list of applications FOR min
Ing patents made prior 90 January 4,
1855, on which the claims have not
been regularly and diligently prosecut-
"a 20 a conclusion. n ia understood
that similar requsltlons have been
made on all G,a land offices IN the min
ms regionn The purpose thereof h
supposed 60 be- the cancellation of an
such claims on the ground that long
proiracicd delay In perfectlng patents
applied fof is prima facie evidence og
bad faith
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
Tnr rnnrr nIyrns nANom.
~ has Been Brought by ~ Paso Feopfs
I.a stock purposss

~ has Besn Brought by ~ Faso Feopfs
Pa stock Purposes.
Collector Moses Dillon. Dr. n. a.
Bray aud Chief Special Deputy Clark
of the federal servio az NJ Paso nave
acquired control of 5000 acres of fns
land eighteen miles northeast OF Tu-
iarOna and viii go into the agricultural
and stock business on large scale.
Mr.. Clark viii b. manager OF the prop
erty
The property ia known as the Three
Rivers ranch II comprises s,100 acres
ofpatended land with several hundred
acres Of Il under cultivation. Thirty
acres are IN fruit yielding peaches. ap-
rlcotH pears, pinma. cherries and En-
glish walnuts Two hundred acres are
Ia corn and between 70 and 1s acrrs
are In alfalfa. This amount will be- in-
creased TO 200 acres BY next season.
The water system Is Ia excellent con-
dition sufficient to carry 1900 head %
cattle. Mr.. Dillon h negotiating for
several thousand head Of atoors which
viii be- put on the ranges.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
SEwmALLs rouLrnY yrsrrRr.
husinsss Was ss Hushing. that ns Pro
posss 60 Retire,

fissinsss Was sa Hushing. that ns Pra-
posss 81 Retire.
The boys--those famiaariy acquaint'
"a with Charles Newhsil--have perpe-
trated a mean trick on the gentleman.
A few days ago Mr Newhall eonhded
90 q few. frlneds that he had gone into
the poultry bushes and would devote
sOme 81 his leisure hours 20 the propa-
cation of fnRy fowls. These friends
seeing that Joke could easily be play
ed on NJ Newhali. had a want adfer-
tinement plaeed in a spanish weekly
paper Tor the purchase OF chickens aud
eggs Ia Wholesale iotn provided a call
be- made az Mr. Newhalrs residence on
the Highlands. Yesterday chickens
and egEs commenced rolling In. and
Mr NeWhal has hired several men
10 turn the tide ~ country poultry
rainefs from hiE residence His mail IN
also burdonsd with pamphlets. cata-
loHaes and circulars from eastern con-
Germs on the subject % poultry and the
operation of incuhaiors. Thls afternoon
NJ Newhall authorised Thg CitiHen 20
announce hia retirement from the bus-
insaa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
MARION AGAIN.
Defeated Alfred Gruns-
field for Mayor,
MedIer Reelected to Office
Of CITY Clerk.
ChamberIin 0utran McRae for
City treasurer
THl CITY ELECTION IN DETAILS,

Tho city election yesterday passed %
auletly, aud proved Waterloo. In
some of the wards. for the republican
candidates.
The second ward, which heretofore
has been giving good republican ma
jorlties, surprised all ward workers by
rolling up big figures for the demoera-
tlc candidates, while In the Third
ward. where some OF the best workers
n the republican party were placed,
nsa lortcs were obtained Tor he head
Qandidatss or the democratic ticket.
Ia the Fourth ward, always demo-
cratic, the Tot Ibiicrn workers did
most excellent work and kept the dem
ocratic naiorities down 10 small fla
ures, while In the First ward the re-
pnhiioanR had clean aweep-the
vaters from the north Highland district
ddhnE down o. the voting poll In
a60lly numbers aud casting thcir
votes Tor the candidates whose names
appear printed underneath the sas
This wari n truly the banner republic
gan ward 81 the city
Samuel Neustad9, over IN the Third
ward. was defeated FOR reelection to
che council by one vote. the success
ful candidate being B. sieyster.
The result OF the election u told In
the following table.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

". q. narnwsii Made Assisian, oensrai
Freight AGENT suuthsrn talifeyaia.

W. q. narnweii Made Assistant 0ensrat
Freight Agent southsrR talifesa aia.
W. u. barnwell. wh0 - personal.
known 10 nearly every business man
throughout soathefR California, has
baou appointed general freight agent
of the southern California railway,
with headquarters la Loa Angeles.
AiI. barnwen r0ae from the rtnka of
ihc railway service in Los Angeles. hs
has ben with 0e santa DO for over
ten years, having ass. entered the COM
panya service as contfaotlng freiEht
ageRt, AIS rlse has been steady, snd
he vas s00n the o0mpanya local com
mercial agent lie waa later promOt-
cd ~ b. general agent of uhe COM
panyH freight department, and n0W ha
steps atm another notch ~ me posi-
tlon VI assistant general freight agent
Of The Southern Caiifovnia uaes,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
PaId In rall.

Edward Henry. insurance agent and
adiuster. returned to-day on train No.
" from his adjusting trip to Gnnts
ia Connection with the loss sustained by
the ;. Bibo mercantile company, which
occurred on the esth ult. This firm
had $4,000 Insurance on their stock OF
merchandise and $4,000 on the store
building and warehouse. The loss on
both was hopelessly total. and settle
ment was made pleasantly. and the IN
surance. $4,000, was paid In fun. -Op-
tie.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
nLurwArEn rARAGRArns.
Arcidsat g. Dasisi pidridEo visit st shs
Crane Ranch.

Arridont g. Daslsi pIdridEo visit st shs
Crane Hanoh.
Special Correspondence,
Blue1ater n. NJ. April 5.-AaloT ].
8. Van Doren h away on a business
trip for several days.
Daniel EidridEe, Of Thoreau. who
looks after Mitchell Bros. timber In
terest. In ana around the Zuni m0ua-
taina met With an accident By which
he broke bis les a few days aEo. Eie 10
making good recovery al the post
hospital az ~. wingats.
w. w. l.. Won sohoen, og Gallup. has
been az zuni FOR tho past few days.
looking lntothe copper prospects
Genefal Carr who has been waiting
friends here Tor several days. took shs
lralu % ~. WlnEatc yesterday.
Your correspondent spent a pleasant
hour NTH the old pioneer. william
Crane, at his ranch near Dewey a few
days ag0. u II thirty-seyen ycarS ago
that Mr. Crane came 20 this country
with Kit Carson. Mr. Crane says The
NefAsN AhutauH are pttpmink TOO mum
eraaS On thesr reservation. and using
water and grass that stock and ranch
men have too lite o. tic says they
should b. rounded w ana kept On their
reservation where there are good
lands Ia plenty f0f them all
n has been showing considerable in
the mountains the past fow days az!
stock and sheep men look % q with a
friendly uye, az the scar,ity of water
IL becomins q seri0uH question % them.
Mg, bchuaier The Wcll-k knoan ranch
man ~ lhe Cottonwood. west OF Tho
Feau. Waa seen az hia h0ine one day
last week, fIe says in rcsidence %
over twenty yeays thla - ono 90 the
drSeat seaa0ns hs has Witnessed,
A. u. McDEltMOTyr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

democratic candidate for alderman.
had no opposition.
The new council, when organized.
will be aa follows
Republicans G. Leonard, n, J..
Wright. First ward. w. o. Hopping.
Second ward. n. n. Rogers. u. A.
Slcyster Third ward.
Democrats, 3. Beaven. Second
ward. Frank Mckee. Summers Burk-
hart, Fourth ward. and the mayor.
The board OF education. when organ
lied viii be az follows.
Republicans A. Keen, Don. j.
Rankin, First ward, n. NJ. Ramsdell.
J. W. Glover, Third ward; n. w. Hop
kins, Fourth ward.
Democrats-A. J. Lamb. Thos. Iaher.
wood. Second ward. Edward Dodd.
Fourth ward.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
ION mTNTINnrnN srAnrrn.

9. 4. Huntington h now rated al NJ
~ times a Millionaire lie WAS recently
asked by one of those intent upon
learing from others the road to wealth
how he accumulated hts first thousand
dollars. To this question Mr. Hunting.
ton WAS unable Co make answer. but
the great railroad builder does remem-
her however. how he made his first
$1,000 and IL II pretty good story.
When be went Go New York az a boy
OF i6 he had liltle property Ia the
form OF the stock OF country store.
This he traded for lot OF one thoua,
and old fashioned eighl-day clocks lie
shipped the tlmo-pil ces to various
points along the Erie canal aud then
following them up sold the entire lot
at 81 apiece.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

! have delayed my publication until
u became a certainty that the VIA
duct, dep0ts aud railroad hotel would
be built Those improvements.
With the many others they imply IN
the way 0f elegant new business
houses being now an assured fact. the
work viii now be hurried ~ compile
tlon. made more attractive and more
valuable a. a means of attracting visi-
tors and immigrants. II viii b. much
tho mont attractive and handn0mest
publication ever published for these
purposes and wili b. published about
May 4, A. Al. SWAN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
Death of an AErd ne.ldent.

In old AlbuquerQue this morning at
o'clock occurred the death OF Mrs
Patonilia Candelaria az the age OF o.
years The deceased was one Of the
oldest residents ~ the county aud was
highly esteemed by a large circle OF ac-
quaintances. Five children are left to
mourn their loss. They are, Juan
Martin, Jose. Francisco. Bisensi. and
one married daughter Funeral servi-
ces viii be conducted Friday morning
at O'Clock az the San Felipe de Neri
cathedral, and burial viii take place
IN Santa Barbara cemetery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
sESieo's gAlLRoAn poon.
president iiampsou Predicts that Man
Milaa WI Ila nnlIi

hresident nanapsou Predicts that Many
Miles viii Iia Bullt.
]. IL. Hampson. president and gem
erai manager Of the Mexico, Cuerna-
vaca and Pacific railroad, was IN chi
cago on business connected with ais
road. Mr, Hamps0n said;
The era ot railway construction Il
Just beginning Ia Mexlco. There la
now a total mileage OF valy about
g.OQO miles. This spring fully 800 miles
of road were placed In constructu un Ia
different parts OF Mexico. and before
we get through Mexico viii have. be-
lioye, $4,000 miles OF railroad. We
could use that much Tor we are getting
the tail end OF the great commercial
and industrial boom which the United
States is enjoying"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
rosIrIoN or rmr rAnrIEs.

In an address a few days aEo Sec
retry Of the Navy Long asked what
the democratic party hns done In the
last four yeam 10 eniitle h 10 the gov
ernment and ceclared that ID had done
nothing. ON tho other haud the re.
publican party has faithfully carried
out ihc principles 90 the platform upon
which a VAS restored 10 power. The
taish, said AR. Long, has been wisely
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

Tue management o. the New Albu-
querque Theater have secured a return
date u this popular company They
VIII SHOW here on Wednesday evening,
April n. Ihers will BE- "a entire change
% program from thoir lass entertain.
mcnl -differeEt songs and spcolalties
viii b. introduced throughout. The
Nashyllle studens are wlihOut q doubt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

Max Pracht, special ager. of the
general land office, with headquarters
at Santa Fe, returned last night from
an official visit TO Grants. in Vale loia
county and expects soon 20 leave for
southwestern Colorado 10 explore the
famous Mancos canon clin dwellings.
with view 10 reporting on the advls-
ability OF including the same within
the boundaries OF a proposed national
park.-NeW Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
SOLD At BIG PROFIT.
A PeoOs Valley Sheep RaIser's Flrsi-CIass
Deal.

~ WV sfNJ N"@Nf N"'~Nf WV "~t@@s
Deal.
About a year ago q. l.. Smith pug-
chased 1000 head of ahuep in Texas
and brought them into the PecOa val
ley OF New Mexico 10 lamb. where be
could feed green alfalfa during the
day and cured alfalfa at night. be la
warm climate during the lamb
lng season. and convenient 10 an excel
lent free range whom ready ~ turn his
nocks out. lie pastured a large part
ol his flock OF the tsollos farm In Eddy
county, and distributed tho rest about
as he could find accommodation. The
experiment proved a decided success.
lie saved greater percentage 0f
lambs than he could rave done ln any
other way, and the old sheep hapnoy-
cd w much during the fow weeks
they were on alfalfa that he was able
10 realize a very handsome profit on
his investment. lie recently sold thu
eatire 1000 head, together with several
thousand lambs, ~ a company repre-
seEted by w. :. Dciwoller. " kansas
city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
Grant county want. a Dslesnte.

II ia about AZ certain az political
matters can be-. that the sixteen dele
gatea which will 80 90 Albuquerque on
April ~ 90 attend the territorial con-
vention, viii 50 prepared TO make a
STRONG hght for a representative from
Grant county 20 the national convcn-
ton "a Kansas City--siivcr city IN
dependent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

Tho election Of Mr., Marion FOR mayor
yesterday means that ho viii be one
OF the delegates from this territory
10 the national democratic convention.
and puts him In line as the delegate
democratic candidate ror delegate 60
congress
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

the finest colorcd musical and comedy
organisation that has ever appeared in
our city. ana ,hc people Of Albuduer-
que VIII no doubt take advantage of
thla. their last opportunity. 20 hear this
spiehdid company. Seats viii 80 on
sale saturday morning % Matson's.
Prices GO. 20 and si00.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
RAILwAYs Dol rmn wnnln.

II is within the memory OF many of
the elder men In this country when the
first railway locomotive was put into
service. says the Railway Journal. yet
within that scope Of time the develop
ment of the railroad has become 20
enormous that its aggregate iigures al
most stagger the mind 0f the most as.
tuto statistlcian. In this country there
.is no other industry outside OF that OF
agriculiure. that employs az great an
army of men as the railroads.
Ia the United States there are iss. .5gg
miles of railroad. Germany. q. .asi
France, 2a.s62, European Russia. "a, 1857
Great Britain 2a,tai. British India, "a
5i3 The United states has sG.7t6 loco
mollvesi Great Rrltaln. 1902. Ger
many. i6.si2. France, i0.5O2. Russia,
s,7iS. and British India. t.2bs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
New MesIeo Nialng stass.

Last week on the Boston stock eS-
change 2,Ss6 shares OF the Cochla Gold
Mining company's stock, OF the Cochi-
q district. OF the par value OF $40 were
sold az from tii to si2 per share. or
the santa Fe Gold a Copper Mining
compan" Of san Pedro, $50 shares 81
$40 par value were sold al from 1850
20 800.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
MAS 4 SOFT JaB.

nid II ever occur 10 you that william
J. Bryan, "the idol of the people," had
not done a days work IN years, and
has MT earned a dollar since you
knew himy Ile poses as the friend of
the inboring man, and yet all this time
he has been living In luxury OF the
dollars he has taken from he pocket
.of the laboring man. lie hasn't even
held an office Tor "a long time, and
when Nc dld, he LEFT q poor man.
Now ho h wealthy, ln spite OF the fact
thH, his expenses must be enormous.
Who has contributed the money "a
make up that woaithg The man who
works honestly and hard and earns Ia.
lie gives to Bryan Ia order that he
may hear Bryan say the glver is a
hopeless slave. a great many men
have given more 20 Bryan than to the
octopus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

Sergeant Major W. y. Grove, brother
OF Editor drove, Of the Aateo lndsx,
accidentally shot himself ~ Manlls, a.
he was leaving after a thrss days aD-
sonce ~ Join bis regiment TIE
wound Is a serious one. ~ a bullet
from a ts-caltDer revolver ploWed its
way through bis body. Little hopa Tor
his recovery 10 entertained.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

Hlrcti 20 The Citizen.
Washington. April 5.--rhe blu for the
relief OF prospectOrs on the Navajo re-
scryation fay0rably reported by the
senate indian committee. appropriat
ms $4,000 FOR the purpose.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

The democrats In the First. Third
and Fourth wards endorsed Don. J.
Rankin, Thos. N. Ramsdell and Il. w.
Hopkins, the republican candidates Tor
school trustees, while over In the
Fourth ward Summers Burkhart, the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
Democrats Garry santa Fe.
"a o.. riba fttaf.as.

Santa Fe, April t.-The republicans
here elected treasurer one alderman,
one school director, Democrats elected
mayor and majority 0f the aldermen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

and another prospective mine under
bond and leaae 10 Alfred aaiano are all
contributing largely 10 the future proa-
perity OF the town and camp.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
Las Vegas Election.
40 ThD Csifiaan

Las Vegas. April t.-Citlzens. ticket.
democratic, elected mayor. city clerk,
two aldermen and entire school board.
Republicans two aldermen and city
treasurer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
IMPROVEMENTS.
sa.as.a
Depot, Hotel and the
ViaduCt.
Proposition Of CITY Council
Accepted.
General Manager Nudge Gives
Cheerful News.
WILL COMMENCE WORK SOON,

Last evening n. U. Nudge, general
manager OF the Santa Fe system, and
Division Superintendent J. u. Hurley
OF the same road. arrived In the city
la their private cars, each gentleman
being Ia possession Of some cheerful
and valuable Information to impart to
the residents OF Albuquerque.
In an interview with Mr. Nudge at
his car, The citizen representative
was at once Informed that the railway
company haS decided to accept the
proposition as made b ythe city oOun-
cn 10 President Ripley few weeks
ago.
Il ~ estimated that the cost Of the
NV vladuct across Coal avenue viii
not be loas than $4,000. anG the city
viii pay " per cent of the amount In
volved and stand responsible for its
future maintenance.
Ford Harvey an dthe o.m9any archi-
tect win be IN this city next SATURDAY
20 offer some plans and arrangement
for the new hotel which will be quite
different and larger than the Castenada
IN Las Vegas.
The depot to be erected here is de-
signed TO be little superior la size
and elegance to the one In he Meadow
city
Al mentioned IN The Citizen a couple
% weeks ago the exact location Of
these new buildings has not been fully
determined upon by the company. but
Il Is safe To state that they will oo-
cupy sites on the right Of way between
ltallrOad and Coal avenues.
II is expected that the work OF clear
Ing away the tracks for the structures
and parks surrounding viii be under
headwhy ia about a month. and that
u will require about six months 20
complete the proposed improvements
The company. realizing the exorbi.
tant prices Tor steel and building una
tcrial az the present time. will not re-
quire the city 10 take any move In the
construction OF the yiaduct now. be-
licving that prices VIII be much lower
In six months or Immediately after the
depot and hotel are finished.
AZ noon to-day Mr.. Nudge and his
eEtimable Wife, In their private car,
and accompanied by Division Supern-
tendent Hurley, left on a special train
for Las Vegas, where they will remain
for a day. Tomorrow the Nudge party
VIII resume their Journey to Topeka.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

Don't forgei the return date OF the
Nashville stu,lenis. Wednesday sven-
iag. April a. AZ, "A