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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-10-26
HARNESS..

Here we are, ready to "holer," and ready
to put Crupper on the tail of a Comet, or
make Belly band for all Creation; and we
shall "tug" away at the Old Stand until ev-
cry owner Of a Horse or Ass fully realizes
that we are in HARNESS." without
Binders" "Buckled," down to business
with a firm hold upon The Leading Lines Of
our trade "Spurred" on by the determine.
tion to get "bit"t the mouth.
We still have the "Pole" and shall put a
''check" Immediately upon any one who at
tcmpts to "Saddle" you with the idea that
there is any Dealer who has got the "Whip"-
row on us, or can Curry" favor with horse.
men better than we can.
SMITH, The HARNESS MAN.
o. Washington ST., Providence, X. |.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-10-26
Morphy's WHY Comment.

Paul Morphy, the famous chess play
or, once attended church I'm New Or
leans when the bishop of foreign do
ccsc was present. The young rector Of
the church had prepared n sermon I'm
honor OF his distinguished visitor In
the delivery of which he tired every
one except the bishop, who paid close
attention. Part of the congregation
left the church.
"Wcll." said Morphy. "that preacher
is the first man ever met who hadn't
sense enough 10 stop when he had
nothing left but a bishop"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-10-26

81 began the career Of crime" said
the famous criminal, "whcn | married
the second time"
"Did your second wife lead YOU
astray?" asked the sympathetic visitor.
"Not So much rs the first one. IL was
she who preferred the blgamy charge"
STRAY stories.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-10-26
Industrial
TRUST CO..
4S WESTMINSTER STREET,
PARTICIPATION ACCOUNT.

Deposits on or before November IS,
draw interest from November /.
Dividends August and February.
This account Offers the advantages Of
Savings Banks with the additional secur-
ity OF the capital stock OF the Company.
Legal depositary for Trustees, Execu-
tors, Administrators, Guardians, Assign
ees, Etc.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-10-26
BANKING ROOMS
l3S Weybosset, Cor. Eddv.
OIneyViIIe Branch,
VA CapVsll, Hg., Irons Blk, 0lnsyYills
TO THE DEAF.

a rich lady cured OF her Deafness and
Noises In the Head by DR.. Nieholsons
Artificial Ear Drums, gave $4,000 TO
his Institute. so that deaf people unable
10 procure the Ear Drums may have them
free. Address No. Its6o-c. The Mich.
olson Institute, so, Eighth Avenue, New
York. L. ). A.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-10-26
DID IL MIIh a. SInun

81 am willing 10 do anything" said
The applicant for work
AN right" said the hard hearted
merchant please close the door he.
hind You when YOU go out."-Somcr-
vile (MaSsl Journal
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-10-26

not plank, 3 inch. at Gas per NJ, Of VIM.
+. Angel, for Hope Bridge.
Allowed Ruth Olney for damage done
by dogs. $3.50.
Adjourned to Oct. 81.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-27

The sunnower has lately come lnta ex
tfaoFdinary prominence, . valuable al
saiide (actiye principally IL obtained by
hybrid variety by a special process
which IL causing great interest 10 the
medical profession. II has a powerful
lpDc zee upon the blood First tested
ia malaria, chllls wsre promptly and
permanently ayerted Tested ~ pro
phylactic preventing diseasel u was
proven that no germ disease could get
foOthOld where Immune Tablets we're
occasionally used. Light subjects after
taking them were inCceulAted with con.
daent SMALLPOX scabs aud escaped infec.
ton. Long standing malignant bloc
diseases, and even cancer, has yielded %
this new preparation. TIE Immune
Tablet Co., Washington, d C.. have sole
control OF this drug, and ara forming a
stock company for the dissemination OF
Immune Tablets. SunhoweT Chill Cap
Jules. aud other preparations al over the
sOnntry. Shares lf95l eau b. secured
low az ground door" advantage Profits
'annot be estimated. but will be excep
si0nally large, "a this product II without
rival IL pharma y They want stock
holders VITO will watch their iater ats Ia
iiif irent sections OF thu country liable
70 outbreaks OF smallpox. yellow aud 9th
&c contagious teyera.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-27

Plans and specifications have been
ssnt 10 the coach shop Of the santa Fe
In Topeka Tor ten new chair cars Work
has already commenced on the order,
and the ears will be completed a. quickly
A. possible.
The new chair cars will be hlty feet
inside. and modern Ia every particular.
They will bs bulltin the wlds vestlbules,
electrically lighted, and lifted with al
late safety appliances and up to.date
equipment II has not been deanItely
decided what kind Of wood and trim
mings will b. used iof ths Interior
tinishings Of thess cars. bat some hing
elaborate IL promised. The new cars
will be as ane a. any chairs on any road
10 the county.
Al order has also been placed In the
car chops for 200 furniture cars. Theso
ears will b OF the standard sias, and will
be built extra strong. In order 10 get
these cars out At onoa, a. they are need.
Ell for Immediate use, wofkmen have
been taken from boz car work and pot
to work on the new order. With the Ia
ollities which the car shops at Topeka
have Zoe turning out work, the cars will
be completed In short time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-27
From Tunaday.. paily.

". X. Hodges, the general purchasing
agent OF the santa fe, IN on his way
west. In his private car, he was here
yesterday.
The PresbJ terian synodical missionary,
Rev. X. N Craig, has returned 10 the
city from "a official visit 10 the missions
OF northern New Mexico.
Charles Newman, q well known Santa
Ne Pacific emplOya, left last night for
San francisco, where he will enter the
employ OF the government In the navy
yards.
W. II. Btevens. Asaayer, and IA.
Lembke, building contractor, will Tea 10
on the midnight train for MagdalenA, TO
look over their mining interests In that
section.
Capt. G. b. KilmsE and wife are In the
city from Topeka. and they are registered
~ the Hotel Highland. The captain il
che rlght-Of-way agent for the santa Ne
railway.
II IL reported that Robt. DOuthitt had
an exciting experience In a mine at
Bland, quantity OF dynamite explod-
ing In tunnel, and NJ. DAuthitt having
q narrow escape,
Mrs. johnson, OF Syracuse, New YORK.
passed through this elty foF TuesOn, Ari.
E0nA. last night, The lady was met a
the local depot by her cousin, Under
Sheriff Newcomer.
"faast" At the OrehestFiOu hall to-.
night, and "fhe Passion Play" In the
Misses ArmitO building. on west Railroad
avenue, tomorrow night; also Thursday
and Friday nights.
Mrs z. h. Davis. wife OF a popular gen.
lleman Of Bslen, and her sister, Miss
Laura Zenith, OF Rlpon, via, came In
from helan this morning, and are regis.
tered at Sturges' European.
Miss Bette Wiley enjoyed last Sun.
day with her mother and sister, return.
ing 70 Beien yesterday morning. where
she Il the stenogfapher At John Rockers
big general merchandise store.
After enjoying several days visiting
his paEents, David ROasnwald, Junior
member OF the cigar hrm OF FlesheF 4
kosenwald, left this morning for the
south. He Ia the manager OF the firms
Roswell house,
Harry ID. Lee, the efficient secretary Of
the Territorial Sheep Sanitary board,
who attended the recent convention OF
the National StockgrOweFs' assOolatiOR
AZ Fort worth, Texas, returned 10 th.s
city Sunday night.
X. p, Hall, OF the Albuquerque ROun-
dry and Machine works, was called by
telegram 70 Los Angeles. he leaving Tor
the west last night. Mrs. Hall aud chil.
dfen ara In Los Angeles. and the baby OF
the family Ia dangerously IN.
Having satisfied themselves that they
could hunt and kill quail In certain
DonA Ana county precincts. Joseph BaF.
nett and 80. C0dington left tor the south
several days ago and returned 10 this city
yesterday morning. They again proved
themselves successful hunters.
Joseph Bibo, q Well.knOwn general
merchant OF BernAlill0, came 10 from the
north last night and registered Al the
stuIges beFopean. Ne states that the |
Indians Of hia section Of BeEnalillO ooun. |
~ are stu showing some signs OF dis. |
satisfaction toward the Low Line ditch |
project
The dancing class OF Mrs. wy. Wal.
ton Was enllvened last evening" By Che
appearance OF Hans Becker and kFnast
Z woigei, tWO young, handsome and pop.
ular gentlemen, OF Belen. The boys were
guests Of the dancing class until mid.
night when they returned south 70
Belen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-27

A very sad accident occurred this week
At Gardiner. Frank DOyyhk. who owns a
large faym abou, mile from Gardiner,
but who, during the winter month";,
works la the coal mines, was fatally in.
iured by FALL OF rock. Tie was engaged
IN the task Of drawing the pillars la a
chamber OF the mine when the roof eaVed
IN aud pinned him 20 the ground with
his head between his knsas. The back Of
his skull was broken In and there was q
big hole In his temple through which the
brain cOEed out Part OF his foot and
several toes Wera cut of BY sharp rocks.
Despite These injuries M was conscious
10 the end. lie was taken % the coin.
pany hospital whsre the end came soon,
his last words being 10 break the sad
news gently TO his wife aud four
children.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-27
LATEST pROH GALLUP.
The Congregational AId Society Of Gallu
Hold q Reception.

Hold q Reception.
SpsciEi Correspondence.
Gallup, n. A.. Jan. i9.-GIorlous wea.
iher and golden sunshine, aush A. few
states can b last OF In the middle OF Jan.
naFy.
One Of the Gallup mine drivers. T.
Thomas, WAS injured 70 day by mule
falling on him; not seriously, however.
Schools are progressing finely; over
thirty. i've new scholars admitted at the
beginning OF the holiday session.
AZ the reception given by thu ladies OF
the Congregational Aid society, In the
church Darlors on the night Of the lirst OF
January, nice musical program Was
given ~ we'll ~ a dainty luneh, and
everyone seemed TO be- having q pleasant
time. Miss SchAic sang an original song,
my BernAitllO Beau" 10 the melody OF
Lee Johnson's song. "My Honolulu Belle. ("
A. y, Stone sang two very iine selections.
one BY special request. Robert Wyper
played the Commodore" q brilliant cor.
net solo; "a also the bugle calls. which
are the prelude and inteFludes OF . fine
new patriotic song. "Neyer Let Old Glory
FALL which was sung By u. o ROasell
THIS song was ssnt direct 20 Mr. Russell
by tue talented young suth0F. q. VI. Bar
rett, OF California, and Ia only QUO OF
many good songs by che same author
M. Russell also sang another song, and
X, 4. Stewart executed q violin solo.
The U. T. d. orchestra played several go
elections.
Burns anniversary mask ball will
take place on the evening OF the Gath.
kntirely new music has bean ordered
and will b. played on that occasion a.
veil ~ several old fayOrites. ALSO Hans
Ih0mpsOn'a new dance, "Ths Salute
Wallis" priEs will be given 90 the
lady wearing the best representation OF q
Scotch costume, and one also % the gen.
tlemRn wearing the "ScOtchiest,, OUTFIT;
also a prize to this couple winning
honOfa Ia the cake walk. Something for
the lady as we'll - the gentleman. No
enc allowed 10 dance except the maskeFs
Gil after the call for unmAsking.
A SERIES OF evening meetings Ia being
held Ia the Methodist Episcopal church
which are we'll attended.
Nj. BeddOe has been appointed coal In
spectOT for the Railroad here.
The Gallup steam laundry Is doing
well--a fact We are pleased 10 enron.
iele-well ~ 10 work and we'll imam.
clAlly. OFF-THK-TRACK.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-27

viii shesaFor eompfehsnalvely 10 show
the pfcsent condition aui values oi aafl
culture to the arid AMI sub.hnmld ~.
gionsi the length f'ssbls rx'eu' ma
cost oi the various oAnts, wits aud
dltchesl the character, volumr asd con.
elancy OF water tu,pl systems EN-.
pioy 10 Distribution mount paid Tor
water snd ihe GO. acreage, anc yield
u n lgatrd farms
TINS ,dHt will Be successful " those
interested 10 irrigation shall heartily 90
operate with the census oeics and its
agents.
Within . brief period the main schsd.
ules for taking the census Of irrigation
will be distributed, and Director
Merriam requests that all recipients pre-
pare properly 70 on them cat aud return
them promptly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-27
LAsuNA LAcONIcs.
Wen KaoWa Anitl A. me ladian w.
isge Tbs nibo sails.
col nARMOH's RInAIus

special Correspondence.
Laauna, N. a., Jan. Ig.--k A. Hnfhank,
OF 1 hicaar, IA afust " mote than nat.
ional reputation, aud "A. n. MAfat1A, the
celebrated inndecaps and scenic artist,
are stopping ~ Lagunn TOT some aeoks.
They expect 10 make tour Of the vafiOue
puobl0s aud rcsei vAtlORa OF New Mexico,
Aria .na and California, making q study
Of the Indian types. The world Of art
ean expect valuable additions IA this
line from these gentlemen In che near
future,
Major Geo. Pfadt Ia engaged In survey.
ing IN the Iuni mountains for 8llvessre
MlFabaL The mai jr Ia also lOokina ~.
ter hts i0teresls IN the copper mines
there.
Dr. Q. x. Lukens vas Ia Santa ~ on
business Wednesday OF this week.
Mrs, Jose A Jtfsmill0 has bsen aeFi
ousiy III az her home In CuleFo n. NJ,
for the past two weeks. but Is nov 10.
ported 70 be conyAlescent.
kmil BibO and family will remove 70
San francisco, where Ar. Blbo viii ca.
gage In business TIE 8. BibO Maroan.
tllo company have bought his Interest
In the store ~ LaQuna Ben Blb0, OF
Wv W ~ WANA wv NHHANAAHAu MtAFf VIII
reside al Llguna 10 manage the nfm's
Interest here
Mrs Gus welss, Of CuberO. Mfs, Chas.
Nensladt ana Mrs. VIM. nOrabln, OF
GRANITE, and Mrs Ben. HibO, OF San fran.
cisco, are visiting MIS-. kmil bibo aud
gill remain until the departure Of NJ.
aud Mrs. Blbo Tor their new LONE ia
san Francisco, 10 which place they will
start Saturday, January ~.
The 6rand Army OF The Republic Of
Santa Ne, n. N, are Ia hopes that the
b0ds Of the late Col. Walter q. Marmon
can BE- removed 70 that place aud inferred
~ the National cemetery there. The
organization II taking steps looking to
that end. II is certainty titting that this
respect be shown 10 the memory OF one
who served his country 30 loyalty on the
ield Colonel MaTmOn was = much
esteemed member 81 the Grand Army Of
the Republic Of santa Ev.
fAaffNA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-27

A most delightful time was enjoyed
last evening by the members OF 30. Johns
Social Guild and friends, AZ the kinder
Rnrten room on West kallfCad avenue.
A short farce, The Accident Of an
Accident" was we'll given by Misses
Olive Hawley, Bessie Books aud Ro Jeft
kuhna, for which they received loud ap-
plause.
The rest OF the evening was spent In
dancing aud games. Several old time
dancrs we're INDUCED In such ~ Dan
Tucker" and the Virginia Reel" A
Stag" quadrllls caused much meffiment
Tor the crowd.
The young ladies served cocoa and
cake, which was heartily enjoyed The
crowd broke up 1t midnight aud de-
pafted for their respective homes ali yot.
ing that they had One time, with thanks
TO the young ladies Of ST. Johns Social
Guild.
Those present were. Misses Kellogg,
Werner, Julia and May Rennison, Evanf,
stevens, Cora and Lily Cheering, Owen.
wyles, Hin, Minnie aud Olive HRwley,
Ramsey. Brooks, Smith, aud Alice and
Isabel Spencer.
Messrs. Martin, D0ngherty. Benjamin.
Taylor. Moran, Bendle, Archie and
George 5weetlaad. Baker, Kuhns, Luke
owen, smith, TieTney, Hopping. Cal.
hOan White and sutherland.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-27
INonEAsn or lnnIaArlor.

The preliminary work OF the census
Office In collecting data relative to she
arid and sub-humid regions shows that
during the past ten years vast areas have
been reclaimed by irrigation. both by
ditching from running streams and
drilling Cor subteTTanean waters.
Where only few years ago the sage
brush struggled for existence In the
midst Of waste OF alkali and sand. TO-
day are fields OF waving grain aud bios
somihg orange groves. Hundreds Of
miles Of canals and bitches have been
constructedi hundreds OF wells have
been sunk, and thousands OF acres Of
land have been cultivated In zones where
once the Oscillation Of Sahara reigned.
MOistened by fresh waters aud iefti.
llzed BY the rich silt OF the swift noun.
tain streams, once tfackless wastes aud
desOlate valleys la the arid southwest,
have become ~ fertile a. tho famous val.
ley OF the Nile, and send forth crops OF
endless variety aud exceeding abund-
Rnce.
Irrigation is intensive farming.
Where the water supply IL ample, Il Ia
sure farming. There are no failures.
aud crops are enormous. Tho expert.
eneed ifrigatoT il like the trained engl-
neer with his IaGd on the lever. The
movements OF his hand regulate she
amount OF water supplied 10 his fields
aud those OF tn, engineer control the
engine.
In most OF the lrrlgebls sections OF the
west, fertilizers have never been used.
although the land has been constantly
cultivated for over two centuries. In
many sections helds may be seen which
have yielded successive crops OF wheat
for forty years and show no diminution
OF productive strength.
Wonderful progress Is shown Ia the
me'hois Of constructing canals, dams.
aud pumping machinery. aud In the
manner Of distributing water. Modern
Inventions Ia machinery have greatly
lessened the time, labor, and cost Of con.
sIFucIion aud management aud made
possible many gigantic enterprises OF
land reclamation aud water utilization.
Mountains have been tunneled and
whole rivers have been lifted from their
beds and spread over tbs valleys precisely
~ wanted High 40 Ia the ranges ana
on the elevated plateaus immense sl0s.
age reservoirs have been constructed 10
imp0und tho hood waters Of the streams.
~ that the thirsty land below shall not
suffer during the long fAlnless summer.
A. the successful solution Of the prob.
lem Of conservation Of a)od waters
means chs reclamation OF millions OF
acres Of public land, the people nalur.
ally ssh the government 20 promote
measures having this cad In view To
this demand the government responds.
Lands containing excellent reservoir
sites have been yet aside aud thorough
study Of The sOnrces and permansncs Of
tbs water supply Of arid regions has been
made 10 enable congress 10 legislate
vita Intelligence upon this important
subject
In aid OF this WOrk the twelfth census
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-27

Jones, Frank Springer and ". @. Reid
for the defendant In erfoF. The point at
Issue Is whether all thu licenses should
90 10 the schools OF the district where
collected. or whether one-,hlrd OF the
amount should BE- divided among the out.
side disiriols District Attorney spiess
supported the latter contention.
A motion WAS mode 10 docket q raw
case, entitlsd BOniiacio Mares W. The
Territory OF New Mexico. an appeal from
San Miguel county. The motion was
taken under advisement, George p.
Money represents thu appellant. and 30
lici1or General Bartlett appeared for the
territory.
Argument of che case OF Pedro A. Or
tega ct al, appellants, Va. Saul Padigia,
appellee, from Mora county. IL in progress
q. A. LaTTszolO represents the appellants.
aud 0 A. sp.eSs the appellee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-27

DR., q. 8. Yesterday, who has success.
fully prAoticed medicine In this city for
nearly nlneteen years, will next month
remove TO his ranch near Santa Clara.
California His failing eyesighl compels
him 10 make this move. De. Yesterday
has a multitude Of friends sn this terri
tory who will regret his departure.
Major n. r. Whiting. who was quite
IN Sunday at his residence In Old town.
left this morning for Bernallllo aud Al
gOdOnes Ne IL Ia the employ Of the Al.
buqueFqus Land and Irrigation com.
pAny.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-27
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT.
lac Jurisdiction Of n. B. Eurns Has Been
Extended

ENtCnded.
A change has been made In the Santa
~ engineering department tn lurls-
iie,iOn oil X. h. Burns, chile, engineer OF
the Santa re Pacific road, has been ex-
tended 10 take 10 the southern California
line, and Fred T Perris. who has been
chief engineer OF the southern Caligor
nia practically since the road came into
xlstenee. has been placed Ia charge OF
she Santa Ne OIL wells In California
Mr. Burns headquarters will hereafter
be Il Los Angeles. and the headquarters
o. Nc Ferris at San BernardinO.
The change gives Mr. Burns RuthOrity
over all Santa Ne lines west OF AlbuqueT
que. with the exc ptiOn OF San Joaquin
Valley road ". b. Story, chief eDgi
ueer OF the latter line, Ia slated 10 come
70 Topeka a. chief engineer u the Santa
IA proper 10 succeed james Dun, who will
90 10 Chicago a. consulting engineer Of
the entire Santa Ne system. This AZ
Cangament was made some time ago. but
m account Of the DELAY In tha COMPILE.
lion OF the san Joaquin Valley road, II
has not been carried out. so far a.
known II Ia still the intention OF the
management 10 transfer Mr.. Dun 10 Chi.
caEo and relieve him OF the detail work
OF the Santa Ne proper.
From the fact that all santa ~ On
zines ~ service IN altioFnia burn oil
instead OF coal, this oil industry OF the
road II an important ona Mr.. Perrla
gill have entire argU Of the working Of
The oil W. lis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-27

The m nnal training depaTement of
the school has been opened aud II now Ia
working order. u Il under tha able and
efficient management NJ WIN. X. ThaEk-
rey and promises 10 be very practical
department VI tbs institution.
The IRE company has been re- organ
lEed and are nov doing some excellent
drill work, and will soon DO Ia shape 10
cope With ans dee that may break out
The contract for putting In the hot
water heating system ln the bath house.
has been awarded. and will soon be
ready for operation.
The boundaries Of this school have
been extended by tho recent action OF
the Indian department az Washington,
aud now it includes the following dAy
schools: Ao0mR, Isleta, LAguna, OjO
CAlsente, PahuAte, Parade. San Felipe,
Santa Ana, Zuni, Nutria aud PescadO,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-27

charged smpIoyt, Who Il the wilness lof
the prosecution, Commissioner victory
simply required tn personal Tecoqnla.
~ 90 OF the defendant 10 apps tefoFe
the commissioner court when wanted
W NietS attorney states thst NJ has y
clesr eaae and that the seem ng iffn, d
lalltits will BE- fully explained aesy ~.
on Investigation.
superiuier dent A c, CFaf dali, OF Low.
~ Brute lndlaTs college, d., haa bei q
transferred 70 the superb tendency OF me
school ~ Santa 70, tAtaafy Of ei 100
pef annum, santa w NeW Nexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-27
oRsAr srIKE ~ PARAoON.

Feet OF High Grade ore.
l.. \. Butler and Q. Ferguson. one OF the
owners OF the Paragon. came down to.
day. They report that they have cross
cut the lead In the lower tuuel; that ths
lead Ia six feet wide. with two feet OF
high grade ore that will run from $50 TO
tsOo per ton; that the gangus matter
will run tlOa ton; that the whole six
feet will average $50 ten They are
pushing tue development and are taking
out large amount Of ore This Is one
Of the good properties that can be found
leading into the heart OF Old Badly
RliEabethtOwn Mining Bulletin.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-27

THE state Of Ksnsas has "a OIL lnspee.
sion Law that brings Into the sis,e treas.
ury $1,000 pur month.