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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27

Cruces aud build no a law practice.
The gentlemen visited the Buffalo OK.
position
VI. G. Logan arrived In town from
organ. Mr. Logan says while business
is rather dull at organ on account NJ
iho forced shut down OF the Torpedo
aud other circumstances, yet he has
not lost u particle ~ condolences In
the future VI the camp
While A. L. Faulkner aud wife we're
driving down Main street their team
auddoniy baneme sras;i, and started
90 run from near Lanes drug store
Opposite NJ lohman's residence both
occupants were thrown from the riK
Mrs Faulkner sustaining n sprained
ankle The team finally crashed into
the Convent fence. breaking the bug
~ up badly Mr. Faulkner does not
know what frightened the usually
quiet animals
Dr. Lane and little daughter Anna
Bon. accompanied by Harry Lane. TO-
turned from Chicago Their trip was
highly successful which iH good word
90 the family and their many friends
Little Anna Hrll whose suffering had
been intense for weeks from tuber
cular ahcrss Tn the knee is now rapid
! W returning to health The delicate
operation which consisted Ia romoyinl
small triangular bone and substitut
| ink healthy tissue, was done By Ur
Som. renowned surgeon known all
over the world
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
TIE OIL BUSINESS.
a Quick Road 20 Wealth and a Sure
Benefit 20 All Communities.

Benefit 10 All Communities.
There is mo- business not even that
of mining. whore such quick and gen.
cruus returns from the Investment ~
capital has hoou obtained az in the
uil business iu some rare aud pX.
ccptiunnl cases. such az I'M blk strike
in mining fortunes have boon made
in short times. but those have been
the exception and not tho rule. on
aH u comos from the ground rs ready
for market without any preparation.
and success in striking " means im.
mediate profits ou Investment
The eject ~ oil and gas production
VA Pennsylvania Ohio. West Virginia
Indiana ana fcNaR. haH been an in
crease in wealth. population and man.
uiaviuring interests, an increase De-
mnnd Tor labor 1pd Increased sglo 20
land ai 90 atty appreciated pricoH
beaumont. Texas whore the pho
unmonal gushcrs at the world were
struck furnishes striking iiustu.
ton ~ this Immense crowds being Ht
tractcd tu tho town greater than the
facilities Afforded Tor tholr acCummp.
dalton. buildings sprung up aa %
hy magic an around the town, land
heretofore considered practically
yHluclnsH and worthless nt once was
In demand at fabulous prices. and
the price Of an kinds of real estate in.
creased three fold Sales of suCnliUd
oil land were made amounting tu mill
lions ~ dollars. while thousands of
acres of rice lands also found ready
market NJ advanced prices aa a result
uf the general prosperity resulting
from II.
What resulted ln the above named
states will result ln any at the sections
surrounding Albuquerque and Gallup.
with the discovery of oil Not only will
the immediate sections of the discov.
cry be- affected hy d but IL will prov, q
benefit tu The whole territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
Roswell.

From the Register.
j. l.. Wilson, one Of the most prac.
ticai farmers Ia the valley. who Is ON
the Hamilton farm northeast Of town,
has 5000 tomato plants that are now
pa to 9 feet high and promise 20 bear
heavily
w. J. wilkinson. Of the Littleheld
Cattle company returned from Cole
man Mrs Wilkinson remained with
her parents. Col aud Mrs J y. Nj.
cord Mrs wilkinson and her mother
and sister have gone tu the coast for
the summer.
The high Hood that came down the
llundO last sunday afternoon brought
dead COW and lodged her close 10
r. =. Gaylos home, The length OF
time she nau been dead made her an
unpleasant ncirhbor and Uncle Billy
Fountain dragged her away 10 "A spot
where she could waste her fragrance
ON she desert air
". N FERGUSON says the food In
the Uoudo river is carrying such q
quantity of mud and silt that IL has
smothcrrd q great many fish In the
biz canal number uf large bunalO
and carp were found dead. and others
f,antically hunting clear water, In the
vicinity of Wyatt Juhnsuns place ON
the canal a few days ago.
W. NJ Atkinson, manager Of TIE
Milne a Bush Land and Cattle Go.
received a request some time axe
from G. a. Thomas, secretary Of tho
American Hereford breeders AsBoCia
/ ton. Co write brief history OF IN,
I Hereford industry IN the Pccos valley
I to Dee used boy r. -. Coburn, secretary
OF the Kansas state Hoard of Agrl
culture. in his next official report. and
| has complied with the request.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
WHITE OAKS.
FROM tho Eagle.

From the Eagle.
The Schinzing business block Is
nearing completion and when finished
viii add not little 90 the appearance
of that portion uf the city.
Elmer Lindsey ana Miss Blythe
Riggs were married 90 the brides res
idcnco In ihis city Rev. l.. l.. Gladney
oficiatiug
Arrangements are uGdcr way tu In
corporate the city establish FIRE limits,
etc one Improvement follows anoth.
or Kcpp your eye ON white oaks and
Won will see us grow into a city Ia the
next Eve wears.
The Apex Gold Mining company has
served Thomas II Walsh with notice
of Injunction commanding him not "a
sell properties of the company undei
an execution and order Of sale granted
by the Lincoln county district cour'
at the kprll term. and have cited hin
[ tn appear before the court in chhncerl
at socorro August 5th and show cause
why. II any. the injunction should not
/ be granted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
oRANp cANYoM RAILRoAo.
Sold on Thursday for St5c 900. but
One Gid Made.

Sold on Thursday Tor Ni1cO0O, but
One Bid Made.
Tho Santa b. u Grand Canyon rail-
road was sold by special master u h
Gage on Thursday afternoon az 3
O'Clock says tho Flagstaff Sun. The
sale was made 10 satisfy Judgment
given by district court % this county
on April IS. 1901. against the railroad
company.
T6orr was but one bid FOR the road.
and that was made hy r. % keuna.
who bld $50 900 and the property
was knocked on 20 h'm by Mr dage.
and ln accordance with tho order of
the court Mr. kenna placed IN the
hands ~ tho special master 70 Cer
tlncd check for fi50 900.
The sale was boz fact made t0 D. D
Kounn BYRON T.. Smith ana James m
Ecklrs. an az Chicago. no.. who repre-
sent the bondhuidera in the trnnaac
uup Mr Kcnnn is the FIRST yiceprea
ident az the Santa Fe Mr Smith !.
ono 1f the board % directors ~ ihf
Santa Fo aud president ~ tho Nurth
pYn Trust Company Chicago. and hr
Erklps iR president N the CONNER
cial National Bank ~ Chicago.
They constitute "a rcurEnnizatI uf
committee and viii later turn mo rnn'
over 90 tho Santa 70. ana that rna'
viii hereafter coutrol The Santa W. 4
Grand Canyon road The work %
completing tho unfinished portion u
the road will D. commenced on Mon
day, and by the Last uf 8Hpicmhn
trains viii ho run "a the canyon
Twelve miles remain unfinished I'M
building % "a large modern h0t"l aN'
I the improvements % the trail lead iH
down into the canyon and tho maxim
" roads along the rim Tor acv Nu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
NEW RAILWAY ROUTES.
Amended incorporation Papers Filed
Yesterday With Territorial
Secretary.
SANTA &c, ALBUQUERQUE a PACIFIC.

The Santa Ne. Albuquerque A Pa
clhc Railway company which was IN.
curpnratod some time ago yesterday
notified Territorial Secretary RAY.
nnlds OF AN amendment to ita inCOrpo.
ration pnpcrs and az the same tine hi.
cd Incorporation papers for new rail
way company The amended incorpo.
ration papers change the name " tho
Central hallway company with
stead of at Albuquerque u provides
that lInr Of railway is to be- built I'm.
mcdiatOly from or near Santa Fc from
a connection with the Denver a Rio
OrandC railway. Ca San Pedro. in
southern santa Fo county "a distance
uf ~ miles. aud from san Pedro tn the
Salt Lakes so miles, near pin0H Wells
loo Valencia county Co connect with
the El paso a North. astcfn railway
extension now being built tn n june
ton point with the Chicago. Rock IT,
land and Pacific system. The inCnr
poratura ana directors are. willard
.S. Hoppwcll Of lilllshoro william
w. Andrews. of PittHburg. Pa John
IT. Mclaughlin. ut San Pedro. Joseph
To- sunni ~ ANNNtlNfNNlNt'f MlAIN itflN lt.N
w pudrow. ~ Santa Fc The capital
by tho arrival eft Or r. a. Ice. uf
Ouctputh ~ the amount already sub
rrrIbod. $751;. NOO. has been paid to the
treasurer 90 the company, j. A. Nc.
luughln. uf san Pedro
AZ the same time Incorporation pa.
porB were nlod for the Albuquerque
Eastern Railroad company by the
same mon. who are also the directors
Of the company for the first three
months The capital is al 100000 ~.
vidcd into 10000 shares The com.
pnny intends 90 build railroad o.
miles long from Albuquerque to the
San Pedro coat fields aix mites from
san Pedro to connect there also with
the proposed Santa Fc Central rail-.
way. Tho road will bo through Tijeras
canyon.
Both lines have been surveyed and
the Incorporation papers provide that
they are to be- constructed immediate.
b., thus connecting the great Chicago.
Rock Island A. Pacific system and tho
~ pasn a Northeastern railway with
the Santa Fo system. the Santa Fg
! Pacific and the Denver a Rio Graude,
giving central New Mexico a network
Of railroads that must greatly hasten
Us growth In population and In
wealth
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
LAS CRUCES.

From bona Ana County Republican.
Tho family ~ Oscar lohman are
taking an cutting ne Ia Cu"va.
Mrs Harry Miles and daughter
Catherine, arrived and are visiting
friends
e. u. Rogers was In Alamagordo 60
contract for lumber Co be used la
Moduc improvements.
Efuulpula iuCcru, who returned
home irony Santa itosaha springs
about a month ago worse than when
ho loft. ia recovering nicely
Mexican Consul Francisco Mallen
WAS a guest az the Lorotto convent
ON a Visit 60 nia little motherless
daughter
Water is reported coming down the
river In sufficient quantities 90 do
some lrrigating lts arrival VIII h'
welcomed indeed for this vicinity %
getting quite dY although show er'
have helped matters materially durinl
tho past week
n Raymond returned from TIP .
Michigan aud ether eastern points
10 was accompanied by hts nephew
Numa Frongor who will locate IN La
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
TO BulLo SOUTHWEST.
incorporation Papers Filed the other
DAY tn Denver.

incorporation Paprru Filed the Other
Day In Denver.
Ad.r several years spent in cOntom-
plntuu OFF ltB construction tho pro.
motpra 90 the Colorado A Gulf railroad
have finally nlod incorporation papers
for thai enterprise SAYS the beaver
Post Tho iucurpulaiors are Charloa
o. Mcconnell Charles T. Herr Hen W.
JIitOT o. 49, Graham and a. e sheets.
Tho capital stock uf the company lie
8 $500 .uIu
This nuN road. the general Offices of
which arp tn bo located nt Durango.
viii upDn uu and link to Denvcr'H In.
iuairial interests 81 vast mineral neld
of almost iUmitdblo wealth IN tho
southwest Tho line will lead from
Durango south through La Plata coun.
49, thence 90 Npw Mexico where "
viii traverse san Juan socurro and
Grant counties then extending 10 Art
coma viii thcro cut path through
Apache aud Graham counties.
Important connections with other
roads in Arizona viii be- made by tho
now limo when completed II will
have junction with the oNtan-
sioua ut iho rholpsn0dgo syndicate.
now boo course of construction. In ad-
ditiuu BE- Viii connect with a number
~ small roads now operated by tho
syndicate" The Santa Fe will also hes
ono of ite Cuuuu. tons.
The new rund vlil be- the steel trail
tu golden Geld ~ mineral wealth
whose full extent and richness can
only bo gu 'sscd IA but which ~ known
Co be of vast area and nearly fabulous
opulou,o Therefore the Importance
/ Co Denver from q commercial View
point OF this Undertaking can scarcely
/ De- uvorpBtlmatod
should thD original survey for tho
new road bo adhered 90 IN ltR construc-
/ tiun Il win pass through a corner OF
/ the Mogui Indian reservation. should
% change nf route bo made. which II
quito probable the road will merely
aiirt the borders eff the reservation.
! Tho purpose of tho promoters Of
| this new road comprvhondH primarily,
I Colorado commercial advancement
| land prestige Tor 3D. main utility o. Ia
] furnish Durango connection with the
/ Southern Pacific system through "A
/ country without other railway rRcil.
ltl,E
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27

OrChostrinn hall was crowded to
the doors last might from s o'clock un
an 1880 boy people from this city and
old town 90 witness the production Of
a Spanish comedy. entitled Con
version Of the Savage Indians
The principal characters were pre-
scented az follows. Fclich De nlns
si. priest Juan Amlio. phil
oBophor. Corilliu Scsma assisted
by "a half dozen younger men repro
scented tho savage Indians. and dog
an boys assumed the role of guardian
angels The entertainment was ur
ranged and carried out Tor the benefit
Of San Felipe de- Norl church Tn,
afiair was a decided success In every
particular and gave Ho much Hatisfac
ton 60 the participants and audlcnc,
that IL Is likely 90 ho repeated within
few months
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
NEW MEXICO TOWNS.
Santa Fe, Springer Las Vegas and
Ration.
SHORT INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS,
SANTA e.

From the New Mexican
The hail storm destroyed all the
garden produce at the pcnitcntiary.
Reports were brOpght 10 the city To.
day that bears are doing great damage
10 stock ON the polyadera grant la Rio
Arriba county
Tho Gre department uf Santa Re NJ
meeting held at the are house elect.
cd Antonio Alarid chief and Eugonio
Sona assistant chief
Rev. y. A. simpkin, editor OF the
U;ah odd Fellow uf Salt Lake city, ar.
rived 10 attend the semi centennial
odd Fellows celebration Mr.. Simp
kin is hno orator and made an
address az the Odd Fellows
banquet lie was formerly a resident
OF Gallup and secretary Of the grand
lodge OF New Mexico.
The remains vi Hon John J. Lam.
born we're taken to the Santa he de-
pot by Undertaken James McCabc aud
were shipped tu iudianula. Nob., Tor
iutrrmcnt Brief services were held
at his home ON hillside avenue by
Rev. Vs. A. Cooper uf ST. Johns Meth
odist Episcopal church. The pail bear
ors we're Jacob Wvltmcr, Grant xiv
vnburg Cot George W. knacbol. Hon
]. B Hanna, D.. a. tiskc and Quinhy
Vance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
ORGAN MINING DisrRlor.
Interesting Notes About the Mines of
FirstClass District


FirstClass District
Special Cores uonduncn
organ ~ st. July 60 Professor
Gusa ~ thy agricultural college took a
specimen Weighing about dfty pounds
Zoo laa Cruces from the Little Buck
which nssaYD1 ono hundred and eleven
ounces iu fud and one thousand and
two ounces Doc silver Tho professor
has several sacks uf this grade 81 nrs
besides several tuuH Of low grado Ore
Un thH dump
Work has begun ON tho Modoc -.
rn,atinE the ground Tor the My ton
concentration which ls in trnnnlt from
Chicago. also thc cable and other IN.
turDa fur tromwBy Tho Modoc has
about thirty thuuaand tons on the
dump uf CONCENTRATING ore Tho Mo.
dur and Torpedo CompanyH ara
erecting telephone line from Las
Cruces tu thD Mudor thence 10 tho
Torpedo which will connect tho r,-t
of tNr world sl Electricity
~ ~ Nartoy who has leased tho
Bennett stevenson and Memphis has
Dee contract tn sink tho working
shaft 1n Goo Bennett two hundred foot
deeper which will make the shaft
about four hundred foot doop ben.
net Stevenson properties have pro-
iucnl three million dollars in silver
and load
Tho Excelsior be- working along az
usual dy,oIup.nu taking out ore ara
shipping which pays an expenses and
% large surplus len for tho owners
Tho Torpedo company 81 going a.
-lnk another ahnr Eve hundred feet
deep VIZ e. 80 Rogers the uupcrin-
trnluut hls gone tu California FOR a
large CurIisH pump for the SoBciu
miu, and whom the pump ls IN place
and vutDl taken out the miRe viii re-.
| sumo work which viii be- from four
tl siX weeks.
Tho parties that leased the ntne
mine have their plant about ready to
commence sinking and drifting and
the shalt r.timhDrod when neeEd
ORGAN has h,pn blessed With three
nice rains within the last few days.
Gra. and stock are looking fine
ORGAN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
New Corporation.

Smelling company of California, iilod
incorporation papers lu the office OF
the territorial secretary The incur.
porators and directors are y A. Meme
ray. $. NJ Rohr. w W larham, r J
Davis. y. r. Heath, of Santa Rosa
Cal Capital SG0o,0O0 divided into
60 600 shares. Headquarters az San
Francisco, Cal New Mexico Office "a,
Lordsburg Grant county with G. w
Maxson as New Mexico agent oh
ieCt. smelling and mining.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
LAS VEGAS

From the Record
3. Gonzales came in from IN Cucryo
luf treatment nc has q swelling iu
his lCft leg
Tho chimney ct A. Dcvine's hous,
ON Third street was struck by light
ming this afternoon Very little dam
age was done.
Dick Little. an old timer of Las We
gas aud q member uf The jesse James
gang. died at latonia Kentucky ou
July b.
James 3 Duncan. jr. having rocuv
crcd from an attack uf sore throat re-
turned on tho afternoon train for tul
ton. Co resume hs duties with Grant b.
surveying corps.
Harry uillman OF Bedford Ind aud
Miss Lizzie Shields. uf this city. were
married boy Row Vim. curtis, az the
parsunaEr yesterday MI nillmau is q
nephew Of y. B Roschcrry and b,
intends 10 locate In the city.
IN, price of feed De- climbing sky
ward Oats are worth s. auS corr Sli5
per 100 pounds.
Tho roulette wheel iu the Opera clul
room was touched Tor so while ih,
dealer was iu tho land oi dreams
Spuuyio Gonzales. of 80 Cuyryo. Wh,
is being treated for blood poison ir
this city wiz have an operation per
formed on his right foot.
w. NJ Lewis. the undertaken. ha,
returned from Springer where BE-,
went 600 prepare The body OF j. a. Nasl
for shipment Go llot springs, Arb.
Twenty Harvard graduates passed
thrOulh enc city bound f0r san Fran
cisco from whence thuN viii sail Il
the Philippine Islands. where they vii
teach school
while uut ridinR Charles Cunning
ham, horse suddenly stumbled AN,
frll tho young man heinz thrown verl
heavily dy was taken to his homo 10
"a carriage. when it was found that h'
had sustained mo- serious Injuries Boz
yund ufusInr his lower limbs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
SPRINGER.


From the Sentinel
Il is reported that George Crockci
has bought tho ranch aud cattle col
Matt McCallistor ON the OCatc. uea.
Cuimur
superintendent uf schools w. a
Chapman appointed Sol Spcigcl a.
nll the vacancy IN the board of school
directors caused by the resignation
OF a.. ". Wardor
The longcontiuuod drouth In thin
section was broken Tuesday by a hva
~ rain. accompanied by hail. IN,
rain covered but "a small era. but vii
rciuYtuatp tho range in this vicinity
The hail lid considerable damage 4,
Tho gardens anI twit troOs. but n,
damage VIII Dee more than compcusat
ed ruu uy tbo bcurHts received 10y ga,
range.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
r,aIr 1 cad az Healthv soldiers.

This afternoon four troops OF the
Fourteenth cavalry Third squadron,
passed through Albuquerque In spec
ial train from IT. l.cayonworth headed
for ~ Grant. ARIZONA. Tho troops
were under command Of Captain G.
Ovcrton. assisted by lieutcnauts
Christian. Pope. Riggs and Fisher. Up.
on their arrival al IT. Grant they will
relieve the members uf troop u. tifth
cavalry from garrison duty, who will
be- transferred 10 other quarters. The
Fourteenth cavalry uoys enlisted last
February and an expressed themselves
ns much pleased with the life Of a sol
diyr. The four troops are the II, ' *,
-" and M which the boys have
trnnsposed 90 the Mir squadron.
Captain Dave Anderson is the conduc
tor who had charge 1f the train from
/ this point south 10 san Marcial.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
RATION
From the Range

From the Range.
Ed Argue who has resigned his pos.
itlun with lbc Rrmsbcrg Mercantile
company l,u lor a business trip tu
ElzalrthtUWu. "a, Will bo gone soycr
nl dd."
Tom SPARKS Whir ON the survey
with D.. Is. Preston Ia the ponil Park
country. had the misfortune to get his
foot caught under failing tree and b.
now ON ClutOhUs around town
t. s. Preston. the Grant company
surveyor. returned from pOnil Pars
ana vicinity, having hnigh I the sur
Vey uf tho 100 900 acre uagi of land
sold tu thT Adams syndicate 10y the
Grant company,
Superintendent W. \, Chapman has
secured She services 81 Prot a. u
bennett dean of the normal depart
mcnt of the Upper Iowa university
Fuyottc. Iowa. as conductor at the
onunty normal, % be- held a. Ration
CummruCiuE August 18Th.
The family trouble uf tho Stuhhlc
fields was nmipahly settled last Tues
day. The property was all dispose,
al and divided ana the different suit
withdrawn The homo place was sol
~ Rose and Kate llartscll Tor $4,000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27

Mrs BIIOrinnn IlrumIII1 passed.
away In death az n o'clock this morn.
ing after lingering Illness Tor the
past four months from stomach trOu.
bic. Deceased was IS years nf age
and is survived hy her husband. thrCo
sons and two daughters. She has been
a resident OF narclas for several years
and was highly respected by the PEG.
pie In that community Funeral scr
vices will be- conducted nt the late res
idcncc tomorrow morning. with burial
later ia Santa BaI bAra cemetery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
SAN MARclAL.

From the Bea.
Miss Nclllo Neshet Of Chicago IL a
guest of Mrs. v. A. Shaw and OF her
brother "a j. Nosbot
DR.. and Mrs c. q, Cruickahank re-.
turned from the lunalo exposition ana
visit 20 friends la Canada.
u. ~ Estey superintendent OF che
Estcy Mining a Milling Co, over near
the Lincoln county Tine. visited san
MarClnl
L.. a. Carr. who has been quite ilI
for a couple of weeks. h 80 far rccOy
cred ns tn dispense with the services
/ Of regular attendant
The school directors are haylnt
come repairs made at the school hous'
which viii embrace a fence dlvidini
I the play ground against "A mixing o
/ the boys and the girls on pleasure
] bent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27

Tho now Era mine Ia the Black
Range. property of the Mine Develop
ment company of Boston Us fast as
Stunning the renh of q FIRST class proper
~ The ore shoot ON the lO0.fout leve
As longer than any other ever discover
,d In the camp M the same depth. "a
averages IN width from thre" tn Hi'
feet All the ore could be- treated To 2
profit on the ground az q large por
ton OF h will stand sncking and snip
ping The character Of the ore ID
bnrnitc bordering ON stromcycrlto.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27

The Wallace OH company held an
important meeting Of directors ycstcr
dny Ina the otiiee Of the secretary and
treasurer al Grunsfeid Bros, Sundry
matters pertaining 10 management Of
the company'a AFFAIRS were brought bo
fore the hoard. Among other matters
IL was decided 20 set aside one hun
bred thousand shares Of stock a,
treasury 90 be- sold for development
purposes. Those present at the meet
ing wore Hon. solomon Luna, l.ouii
Ilfcld. Ivan Grunsfold y. w Clancy
Alfred Grunsfcld, u. Weinman, ieoI
~ storm and W. II Springer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27

Charles f. Wlhtilesoy returned from
Chicago last night and was very
busy man az bis Office this morning
when seen by "a Citizen representative
Notwithstanding tho great amount OF
business which required hls immediate
attention hr found time enough 90 in
form tho scribe that tho contract fal
wiring the ANnrado hotel and depot
had been lot Co the ~ " Seaman
Electrical company of Chicago. ant
that the work ot extending the wires
would soon be- iu progress