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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-10-04
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Lexington. KY, Oct. 3.-Large
crowd, weather fine, track fast. The
Futurity for two-year-olds, purse
$5OOO was won by Mr.. l.. V, Hark-
ness Walnut Hall. This was the third
race in five in the first two days of the
meeting won by horses from the Wal
nut Hall stock farm. The purses ag-
gregated $4,000. Priola in the Fu-
turity was the strong fayorite, and
was played heavily at % to 10, but he
made several breaks in the first two
heats, and was distanced in the third.
In the 2:12 pace Gam Boy won in
straight heats, Iona being picked as a
fayCrite at odds of. to 10. Arch W..
the big favor.te in the 2:12 class trot-
ting, was not in the racing in any
heat. The first two heats went to
Lamp Girl in fast time. In the third
heat the New York mare, Georgeanna,
beat Lamp Girl at the wire. The next
heat was easy for Georgeanna. In the
last heat it took the New Yorker ali
she could do to stave off rush of On
ward Silver, driven by Ed Geers. At
the conclusion Of the race the judges
fined Fred Noble, Georgeannas driv-
er, $500 for laying up in the first two
heats.
Futurity, two-year-olds, $4,000.
Walnut Hall, by Conductor,
Br. C. (Binyon) ..... ......6 l /
Mary .Leyburn, C. H. F.
(Clem Beachy).. .. ...1 2 2
jay McGregor, B. C. (W. T.
Spears). ...... ..... ......2 3
Jack Rcache, Priola, Grace Airing
ton, distanced.
Time, 2:21 2:20H 2.2OA.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-10-04

Rex, Lord Simeral, Scape Goat. Sam
phire, Fred NJ. Wilkie Redbuck, It
una started.
Time, 2:OSh, 2:OSal, 2:OSA.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-10-04
Ex-Dividend IA per cent.
CRUDE OIL.

The closing prices of oil yesterday as
reported by the Seep agency were as
follows:
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-10-04
AT NEW YORK.

New York, Oct S.-Morris Park
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
rn.rIY VAL.

The WAR which was Go have c'nscd
with "a dinner at Pretoria lau Christ
mas, ard for which the British plum
pudding was aetuali. shipped 30 South
Africa, is silA on and the coat % the
campaign to England H. piilng up az "a
fearful rate f'r0r the imperfect re-
ports 81 she statements made In the
British parliament during the discus
sion over "a supplemented war inan -
es.50O 600 enc spokesman for the gov
eminent represented THAI the total cuHt
~ the war against che two South ~
rican republics would probably amount
TO E6O. 900 900 But ST. william Vernon
Harcourt, one of The liberal leaders in
the house boldly declared that he cs-
tluated ihc total o1s{ OF tbe wlr would
be- nearer Es0. coo 600 than $500 ono,
u is even probable that the British pe0-
pie VIII never fully realize the total G. ~
Of the war. FOR iho government is st,re
~ conceal 81 Ha much as possible from
puhiic scrutiny Tor political rcdsous.
The sum VI $500 90 0tu Is. however. "a
o., mendous price % pay for tho subiu-
Cation of less than half a million uf "a
flnuing population.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
nAu,I,s ToWFR.

a Few years ago the bimealHsts were
arguing THAI the gold STANDARD was
physically Impossible because 81 the
scarcity - gold and ts continually de-
Ginning quantity u vas argued that the
gold standard was AN inverted pyramid
with tine great mss az business de-
pending upom au extremely small basis.
To-day fhp amount Of gold in the pos
session pf the government hrraks the
record of lll past history. thc enormous
sm being tiIi ace 5Gt on August ].
Very uReIy She Same report cuuh be-
uiale by aH Jhe banks Boa the afto
cities
Meanwhile Crpple Greek and Alaska
are pouring into me ruuntry's Golfers
millions more az Jhc yellow mo1al AMI
there b. almoa, % certainty ~ az least
a similar rttc " production frum not
only the4e countries but from Johannes
burg. which b. nov uuhampercd by
South African squabhles
Tho Pueblo Chieftain says that under
these circumstances u Is diiilcuE 10 see
how anybody who recognizes the for
mer conditions iH TO be rtproachcd when
Be- recognizes the prcseiN completely al
tered situation u 10 mot the citizen,
but the conditions. tha have turned
about. and an that tle citizen can do 10
20 cuuUtalp a. much
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
WISELY MANAGED.

America has come uut Of the chin
muddio with lying c1lorH 80 FAR Whii,
Europe was smiling 90 Secretary Hays
Innocence iu giving amy CrudonCc 10 the
Iongcr message Word began to come
from different quarters conhmltory OF
she report that thc Legations had not
been mHEsIcr~d Now everybody &C.
crpts tbc welcome news President
Mckinley, also. was criticised by Eu-
rope fur hIs conservative and d.guified
Httitude fuAnfd China. nrn without
bluelcr and willing To be- convinced
that the government Of that country
hal NOS been "a party ta AN Information
cal crime. Now ,ltai the horrible story
81 the massacre 81 the legations haze
been demonstrated t0 br untrue, H alau
happens that thia country has nothing
t1 retract and ssands tp-day where 81
mas always stood for thv protgcuon OF
its citizens and the honor of che nation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
rmIN FAKE sCnuMr.

one OF the thinneat skin game prop.
osltions eser up against this city h. the
arbcme 81 two slick travelling niiwd
uals. who offer few chesip bOotl 10 be-
voted on by che people and The 90 Ike
coy caurch getting the largest ma ubts
of votes VIII bo given a library" The
votes cost ten cents each. This money
goes 10 the siick individuals VINO are
working the schcur. THE idea Is 90
work up "a bitter contest between the
lodges ana churches. and stir up the
people into vWmg early and ofjon Tor
The benefit 81 the generous" strangers
who wlan TO give away cheap lot
az books This town has been done an
go often THAI O. Ia safe to prcdiC. That
it win be worked so a finish on this
thin fake The more Elaring the prop
oaition the more suckers Is the rule Ia
This city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

Every avenue In ilfo s. now open "a
the young American boy. 10 no other
country has the young man such an
unrestricted chnnce. He can attain
90 the highest station in the country,
ANA his greatest umbiti0a ~ possible oi
fuinlmont.
BiW hls advancement ia any depends
however. upon himself u b. quest tDn
- personal merit. Every advantage d
offered him, and " his mental ahllty
his pluck ana endurance be equal 10
The task be may hccpmo the peer 81
those whose names are honorable cx-
ampaoa 1T succoes.
Tho educational nnllnles offered arc
unequailed by thuno ~ nn- other
country, and few there are vlo need
be without the pOssa s,,ion OF q subsian-
tlsl ground work u the more necessary
subjects.
In the commercial world or the pro
fessi0na. be has equal chance with those
who may happen to bc more favored
hy fortune. and the naincs are multi
tide Of the men who have attained
the highest omiueuoe In these wailH uf
ne from she moet humble beginnings
10 beoolnea che youth ~ che cUnunu
nifty To- carry themselves with dignity.
and To endcavor 90 o.lrn character Tor
stcadincas and sobriety.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

improvements Contemplated st Abe
marie-The Iron King Nine.
Prom the Herald.
The Navajo Gold Mining Company
has awarded a contract for 500 cords
OF wood TO Van Allen a schoonover, %
b. delivered al the air compressor In
Pine canyon.
Tho work Of drifting In the third
level Of the Lone star IL progressing
nicely under the management OF Buck
a shlpley. the contractors. Double
shifts are being employed and mighty
good ore IL being extracted.
Duncan McVichey Buperiut endent OF
the Golden Gate mine at Murcur, Utah,
and alao the general manager of tho
DE Lamar property IN Nevada. Utah
and Idaho. Is among The number o.
m.neruioRisls IN the Cochiu district
RE e. looking over the mines and pros.
poets.
O. W. Weller. one - the directors %
The Cochiu 0oid Mining company, and
acting In the position 81 general mana
ger during the absence OF o r. Posey
ia France. viii arrive here IN few
days 20 inspect the Albcmarle mill and
taut improvements viii be started in
the district IN the near future.
Thursday afternoon Squire Smith
left here with an kinds OF provisions.
tools, etc, bound for thc Santa Re
mountnins. where he win do some de-
velopmcnt work on a claim recently 10
Gated by him ana Warren Reynolds
and cyrus smith. The mine was op-
en- 4 by a ten-foot open cut. and a
large quantity OF 10 per cent copper
WAS discovered. The rock also con-
talns some silver and n little iron. Il
is understood that the gentlemen are
not Eolng 90 perform their annual as
scssment work now, but win open up
the mine az various places 70 ascertain
the actual worth Of me property. Mr
Smith says IL Il turns out satisfactory
he viii stay with u forever.
AZ the present time extensive devel-
opmcut work ia being carried on IN the
Iron King milne by Contractors George
9. Smith ana John Carpenter. These
gentlemen secured a contract In Aprii
90 drive a drift In a southerly direction
n a the bottom Of the old Rucker
SHAFT. on the west side OF the guich.
ans ultil recently have had n force Of
men employed. They began work at
che hanging wall on the west and have
crossed the lead diagonaily to the foot
wall on the east II Ia the intention 10
drift 90 point beneath a forty-nve
foot w1nze at the mouth OF the tunnei
Ia the old workings. where an uprise OF
sevcnty-1ve feet win be made. The
workmcn have not the most desirable
position now In the camp, but when the
underground connection is made. the
circulation " air VIII De proper. and
they can work double shifts without
any Inconvenience The Iron King mine
has been opened by shafts. tunnels and
DRIFTS. altogether about 1900 feet Of
work having been accomplished. The
present contrnct calls for a Ar1ft tx8b-
x6's feet in the clear 4 large amount
~ high gradC ore IL being hois,ed daily
by Common Sense within ma piled up
on the dump. This ore will be- treated
az the new min AZ woodbury. when the
structure is completed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
sotrniAsrIuN NV MANGO.

The southeastern part uI NeW Me2iad
wiii attract wide attention in the neal
future. says the Denver Republican
sind % au probably undergo rapid de.
yc.Dpmrnt The Rock island Railroad
company Dr. surveying a line from GO,
eastern boundary 90 New Mexico 90 the
vicinity 81 white oaks. whore % vil
meet the survey being extended toward
tHe n0uhelst ny the Ei Paso a North
eastern road The Ruor company is
supposed 90 he. practically "a part OF IA
Rock Island system.
Thus iu the cuuisc ~ time che WDck
Island mill have direct line from IA.
Missouri river 90 El Paso. passing
through the heart - the southeastern
hair OF New MgyiCo The constr rue ton
and operation Of this road via open up
THAI part 90 tho territory and stimu
late the development % its many and
yf Tea resources
The region ~ which white Oaks "a
the center IL very rich IN minerals Of
different kinds II has long been known
Cor iis wealth ,n gold and one % the
best known mines ln the southwest io
situated there, Building stone at va
roua kinds o. found near WhitoOaks,
end there are hundreds " not thousands
az acres ~ ulai land iu the vicinity The
people OF ~ faso appreciate this ana
are making their connection as clos, as
possible.
1'hc opening ~ that region viii be OF
advantage 10 benycr Tor tho conuce-
ton viii be almost dlreri as som as the
f,cCk laland's extension % completed.
Tho Colorado a Southern win form part
" che Denver route Denver merchants
and manufacturer should be- able 20
acouro a considerable share Of me
trade. which vii increase Car beyond
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

uiar passenger business now Il unpre-
cedentediy heavy. and there h no ind
cation that "a wfn kse any % 10 vol
,nne n1r q considerable tline Almost
all of the coarhea NJ hand are being
uscd IN handling the regular srafnc.
| Railruad men ESTIMATE that the attend.
ance u on of town persons IN chicago
IN vrrcaanpmcnt week WIN b. between
goo. 900 ana 100000. THE demand for
coaohes necessarily win be very great
and ohe supef1tncndcntr. wano are ex-
pected 20 respond 10 the requests ft,ym
the Tuesengcr agents. ere wondering
where they are gong 60 ges enough
cars
SHORT PARAGRAPHS.
Rumor has q that the shop force win
be materially INCREASED IN q short time.
"ilaf' Truee,ialu Inspector ~ soalca
on che Santa Re, was here On a tour Ut
inspection.
Ticket Agent Kelley REPORTS paascn-
ger trafiic Keeping up nicoiy, especially
on the No, z passenger train golng osisi
Alex. Mol1lruy. Charles Cortner and
Telosfor Romero have been lci cut 20
the store department service at Lac We
gas on account ~ rcucut changes innu-
glirFtcd.
Engineer fArlmore, ~ Fort Wayne.
Ind, WIN win be- benefited Tor asthma
la this heaithun climate. has found 81
Lac Vegas " i0ng lost cousin In the
person Of Dick tarimore. this iittle Tick
60 agent who never gets runiei nur
frustrated.
r. v Hanson former passenger tire.
man, has got bumped, and has gone %
iSsny io Gre fiii. engineer humping
A. lsangHrun, the lastur humping Fire
man Cariright. ne eoing On che cxatt
list. SENIORITY counts in these Instances.
siys tn Optic.
General Passenger Agent Blacgs. Of
the Santa Pc haa issued a circular sislt-
Ina thsa with the death " Clures \.
HigBins the office 81 assistant general
passenger agent has bcpu nboliahgd
and that an correspondence formerly
sent to Mt Higgins should be sent 10
him.
The improvements contemplated by
The SANTA Pc company az this city have
NOT yet been put into execution. Some
think that the company VIII start on
September I or Immediately aftcr the
general election, N.hllt others are 10 the
opinion that M move viii be- nfade UNI
q January 1901
The Santa Pc and Santa Fc pacAc
rgiheasE have given uhe Territorial
Fair association a one and one-haif
cert rate FOR an fair visitors from Trim
dad 'suuth 10 Icl paso ana from Needles
cas-, 90 this Cry. These rates include an
/
this City fran september as 10 o.
conductor L. r. clifford who resided
IN this city when h. WIS on rhe mniu
line. passed through the city for silver
city hast night he manipulating the
punch on the brunch froan Riucun TO
that town Mr. Glfrord was back az
Terre tlaute Ind. being called thlthcr
by the rccent lrness % hts mother
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
mn NnrNn 49, Nn1r.

There are about 1900 men Ia New
hioxloo thas f8u wh0 wall cast their bal
cot Tor the nra time. uI, at lt.,sl win
be entitled to east their ballot al tht
NuvembeT election. asys the sauta n,
New Mexican. Wln these young men
vote FOR the party III progress. Cor the
parry Of prosperity for the party OF
uodcn idea. or viii their yuto ~ Co the
party OF population. the party 81 aban
doned Ideas and theories The pslay that
seeks To do,aory instead OF % huiid up p
n 81 preUustcrouH 90 believe ghaH "a
young mnu jn Sew Mexhoo. who win roe
main Ia this country and Who inicn.iH
60 make his living IN New Mexico. or
neiFhboring states VIII vote FOR party
OF she nation umt has never done az
yet anything Tor Now Mexico except
90 pluuder o. THE young man who wlll
give Thought go the principles and the
history o. the two parties wtll certainly
vote she republican ticket this fall un-
less BE- desires to see himolf 50 back
ward with the country. The republican
party stands FOR everything that the
patriotic young man stands Tor and
why should he MOI give 81 hls voter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
BKRNAIILLo NEWS.
MininE items from Las Piacitas District
The smeItsr Project.

AtininE items nom las PIacltas District
The smeItsr rroiect
special Correspondence.
Bcrnalillo, N. NJ. Aug. s--Professor
ulitner n pushing work on HE mine.
the Macco, and ~ carefully sorting the
ore The high grade gold ore win be-
sacked and shipped 70 Colorado and the
lower valued ores will be stored awaii-
Ing the starting Of the stamps In the
San Pedro mill
The Aztec Mining company. repre-
aented by Mr. MUrne, has secured a
claim near the Maoeo and will shortly
commence development work.
Messra. Hollet a Goodrich have se.
yeral men az work on their twenty-four
claims on Grow mountain, and VIII
shortly resume development work on
their four claims Ia the las Placitas
mining district. and continue until they
reaoh a depth Of 500 feet.
O. w. 0lveas II steadily AZ work ON
his two claims driving a tunnel to cut
the vein az a depth Of about 200 feet
from the surface.
Or Palmer and Mr.. Kennedy have
resumed work on their copper claim.
The copper improves with depth.
Jose Paz reports that he has dis
covered uhe long lost Venania mine.
lie states that he has discovered an old
incline that has been Allied IN with large
rocks and loose earth lie showed some
good pieces OF gnlena that came from
the cropping ~ the vein some distance
above the mouth ~ the incline. do
not believe that he has found the Ven-
tania.
Several residents Il Las placitaa, ana
! oio del Casa (adiolning towns. as
closely ioirqd as Albuquerque and old
| Albuquerquel are doing assessment
work on their claims on The north end
OF Sandia mountain. I have seen Some
very good specimens ~ Ealena. cren-
saite, manium and al Fiesite. also maia-
chite, aEurite and emberite brought in
/ BY them
Now, word about locating smell
ter al Albuquerque Las Placitas dis
trict ~ about twenty miles from Al
Ihuquerque ana about thirty miles from
ICerriilos with distance IN mites and
condition OF roads In favor % Aibu-
Iquerque. the latter place Gan surely get
the ore from this district Does Albu-
qucrque want ~ "Chin music will
not get it-smelter stacks and fair
treatment viii Ain, owners are in
tensely practical men. Yours truly
TEP
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

a rev Interesting Paragraphs Iinse nsil
Ciubs Galore.


A rev Interesting ParsRrrphs Haze nsil
Ciubs Galore.
Posters announcing the events to be
seen as the big fair - b. held here from
September rs to %. are being dis,rib-
uted throughout the southwest
Several thousand letter heads. envc-
lupcs and small pUsters--aE Tor mail-
ing purposes-werc distributed among
the merchants yesterday Truly the
coming fair g. getting "a blg boost.
Tho coupon voting contest is moving
along nicely. and Mr.. Matsun slatcs
that the names " more candidates for
the Queen VI the Carnival" we're de-
posted In he box this morning Pre-
pare your ballots and leave them at thc
store Of o. A. Matson A. co.
The executive committee 81 the fair
will hold an important meetings aa the
city building Monday night when the
drawing 81 the gIund stand viii be ex-
umincd and bids Tor its construction
advertised for Tine committee at this
meeting win probably arrange the ilst
az prizes and medals to be- given for the
events az thc fair and VIII also take
some astiun regarding the privileges 10
be disposed o.
The BrJwns base bah club. umlor the
captaincy OF hoy Mcdonald. viii leave
next saturday morning FOR ~ paso.
where they viii play saturday and
Sunday afternouns. n b. understood
ttat the ~ Paso boys. who are being
handled by Manager John Jac0by
will take part IN the haHe baa tourna,
ment 8t me approaching fair and are
pncticlng up in nne wyie Il IL also
learned that silver city, Doming, santa
Re. Gallup. WinEloNy Williams and pos
sibly las Vegas and Flagstaff. viii also
have teams entered Tor che tournament
The fair committee wlil announce the
purses and terms to govern the tourna-
ment ia "a low dayp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
Thn OreaI Strauss Tour,

The arrangements Cor the grand tour
~ the United States by i1iuard Strauss
and his great oroheatra are now all
most completed. Mr., ArOnson q now
In Europe aud he win decide with Herr
Strauss the make up Of the programs
to be played In over 100 cities % Ansr-
Tea. Several hundred compositions
have been already received from Azneri-
can musicians all over the country
Those wtn be played % Herr Strauss
who viii select the most deserving for
performance during the t0urnee, and
they win be duly announced az each
concert. Interesting features OF the
programs are, the performance % se-
lections from the operas and dance mu-
aio 81 the great Johann Strauss the
waltz king" the first introduction 10
the American public OF a waltz COM
posed by the taree brrthera. johann,
Josef ana Eduard Strauss, also che FIRST
performance IL a waltz expressly Gun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
LAS VEGAS

From the optic;
The htte child of J. X. Martin. who
wus taken TO Chicago for treatment
Tor her foot, Is doing nicely.
The Bryan and Stevenson club IN
this city now has 100 member At the
meeting this week prominent democrats
have promised O. speak.
An injunction SUN has been Instituted
by l.. Is. Young against A. 4. Young.
restraining him from selling or ac-
counting cattle OF The circle Y brand.
DR. +. c. Ahlers, the departed dentist.
did not isaye MATTERS hero in az fine
condition as he would probably have
done. had he succeeded better IN his
profession.
A large wool clip has arrived IN this
city from Valencia county the owners
OF the Same openly declaring that the
Las Vegas market is mitch better than
he found IN Albuquerque Not a very
siifi market here. either. No wherc now,
YOU know.
A. ~ Borl. NJ ID. c. an inspector
from the bureau Of animal industry.
was az the CaDtenada hotel Friday.
leaving for his hearquartore IN Tnnl-
dad, colo, on an afternoon train. lie
said 20 an Optic reporter who called
on him that u WAS omphasioally the
governments intention 90 stop the
movement ~ sheep affected with "acab-
les hOln one state or territory into
another Il 81 NOW required that sheep
suspected 10 be in THAI condition be-
examined by a government inspector.
for whose services no charges are made.
When Il Ia found that sheep are affected
they must either bc cured or they cun
be shipped. after having been dipped
un'ier government supervision. There
are AWO elaaaea OF dippinga one for
muttona 90 be Immediately shipped and
another for feeders
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

nfut % August That was a mistake
The managers % the lire declare tina,
ao long an the heavy passenger trafic
continues between these points therc
wa BE- no abandonment of the line and
from present Indications "a IL prObable
regular semi weekly trips win be- made
Tor the next two months.
The famous rcsoMs northwest ~
Bland are gaining fav,r every day and
despite the numerous ATTRACTIONS On
the coasi and abroad. a large number
% people were content 10 enjoy their
vacation NJ the springs this summer e.
bland Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

what n is now as soon az the country
D. opened up
McSico ia almost ideal. ana wherever
there o. sufficient water Tor irrigation
bouniiful crops are grown. The peoOs
valley has been in part rccialmcd by an
extensive ditch system and In the
course Of time bitches will be- taken out
% other streams flowing through the
country ~ is an unknown region to
most persons, hut those who have trav-
ciscd h recognize that "a viii have a
grcat future in consequence ~ ita nat
urnl rUHuurera