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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
TIE ~cHooL BOARD.
N. E. Hickey Reelected superintend.
ent--interesting Matters Discussed.


On Saturday nlght last a special
meeting of The school board was held
ut the Central school building az which
lhcrc were present President Hopkins
Trustees Keen. Ward. stevens. Dodd
Rankin and sherwood Prof Hickey
superintendent OF schools. and clerk
of tho board. Roy Mcdonald.
The following standing committees
'ur INC year were announced by the
president. Finance Trustees Raukin
aud stuyuus. Teachers Tu,st.es
htDn and Ward. rules regulations
anu course ui study Trustees Stevens.
ihmh and Ward supplies Trustees
Lamb and sherwood. huldiugs.
trustees Dudl and sherwood.
Prof 70. T. Hickey was unanimous.
N reelected tu tuc position which be-
has ao faithfully aud acceptably filled
Tor The past two years.
The removal OF the eleventh and
twelfth grades from the university 90
the Central school building was dis
cuhsod. aud only the question of tho
cost to tho city prevented favorable
decision. Dut y was thought best to
REFER the matter 30 the teachers com.
mhtcoc aud receive "a detailed rpport
al the next meeting
several now teachers viii have 90 DO
employed ~ the above step la taken.
The holding of e teachers institute
was also discussed, aud 10 was left 10
Superintendent Hickey 90 notify the
teachers that au institute would be-
held tho week before tho schools
opened together with uu outline OF the.
course OF study required The hold
INK of teachers institute ls now
compulsory under the now Springer
school law
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
al IndustrIaI 81 un-nuo slr.nnth.

The organization 0f the AHis Chal
mefa company one OF the latest indus.
| trial combinations. was attended with
circumstance which make DO iu some
PARTICULAR unique iu thn husInos.
world The company starts with "a
cash capital of 10000 600 of which
sum g. 500 00s viii be- expended DO mo
erection uf an additional plant 10
uuhle the present capacity of tho Al
liH works. The valuation of tho SOY.
oral plants Included in the cunsollda.
ton taking into account real estate.
buildings machinery. tools patterns
drawings and patents together with
me cost ui organizing and getting into
fuii operation is placed by Julian
Kennedy, an expert engineer who eN.
amincd the propouioh. at $685. .uuu
ln this estimate mo- allowance whntoy
er Is made Tor good viii The total
present value Of tangible property.
therefore. is Slg.835UOO. while tho to
cal issue uf preferred stock against
this property is only i625OOOO AN
ui this stock, lt Z. stated is issued flf
cash at gar or in lieu OF cash f0r tho
plants az less than their valuation a.
stated above. or the total issue there
viii De- more than Cd pes cent iu cash
ana the balance will be- in property
that produces much more than the .
cumulative dividend 90 which tho pro-
ferrod stock Boz entitled Tho com
phni's taken over by the AlIHChai .
mor company include tho following
builders of heavy engines. mining ami 4
other machinery Tho Edward ~ AL
lls company Of Milwaukee wis. Era
ser rhuimorH Incorporated. uf ChI.
cago lllt the Gates Iron Works. of
Chicago, lll. and the Dickson Manu
featuring company. of Scranton pa.
lDADlutlNc 1f locomotive Wurk.I Tho
plants are all running nt thtlr fullest
.hphciiN. The examining DugIuptr
.orQd that the great bulk of the toulr
n AN uf ihrm were comparatively new
laNng been pW in within th0 H.t
.cYon or oipht yCau. n H stated hni
poe Aliis. rfHacr q ChalmrH aud
iutca iron Work plant have Ia.u
operated nlrht and dny during tho
llFt two years nnd have from lack OF
tpar.iy declined o. that p.UoI as
much business as they have boon able
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
a FINE FEAST.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Giomi Give Their
Daughter an Entertainment.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Giomi Give Thel,
Daughter an Entertainment.
q large number of the friends of
Mr. and Mrs @ Gimoi gathered nj
.f"ir residence Yesterday afternoon
in honor of tnc birthday OF their
daughter Mics YEA. who is shortly Ia
lcay, for inc sunny land OF ltah. a
banquet was thp feature at the enter.
mumont a long table was SET out
doors under vines and decorations oi
fass and bunting. and "a more delight
fHI COMPANY newer assembled Co hon.
ni thn genial host and hostess The
following mruu was served in clahlr
40" STYLE t1 which ml justice was
done
Nn'mui S1lame lmporiaty e. olive
Ouye Anugati
Consume
touclu Aha Tascana.
Galiina lossa Sparapi
Rcvchino ,n Lomino
Niteila in umito al Fuughi
tottslcttc Ala Milaucs Ctpolune ia
Arro Solce
POLL AHA VpuoUana
PisticCio 40 Macrhoroni.
Piccioni "a tCrcllrttu al Crostonl
AWnielio Arosto a lnsalata
PiHtlcgiu di Mncherrun!
Plato Forte Spia Zuppn lnglese.
IraEolc al Vino
teiiOgc Aranci Noel Nuccisir.
Maudurle. EC.. &c &c.
bilcoito. Cafe al Cognack
Vino 40 Diverse QuahtH
Birrl
After Ae nunl course cigars were
passed around and toasts we're re-
poudod Co by several good takers
present
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
WORK or a MANIAC.
Jose ~, Truiilo Shot and Killed by
Jose Mollnn.

Jose ", Truiillo Shot and Killed by
Jose Molina,
4 hooking Tragedy occurred gt Pa
Tomas hot springs. this county. last
Sunday morning when Jose Molina.
without the least prlyOcBtIou shot
aud Instantly kill,l jose a. 1mUUo.
Molina, who uad been acting strangely
foro some time borrowed shot gun
~ TuiIlu Go hunt ducks. aud when
ho returned t0 camp be- got angry al
TrulIllO, because be- iTwullnl would
not lend him Eve dollars. and without
warning shot Trululo. killing him I'm
SANITY The insane man was over.
powered hY other men present and
brought Co iiillaboru. whore hc is now
confined in Inil Molina and Tmlnlo
were the best of friends. Molina Do
vicious aud dangerous. and mas to be-
kept chained. DE SAYS De- has twenty
more friends wh m ho must Eu Am
of whom he Will bring 90 life again.
Ito imagluos himself to boz king uf am
creation ana commands aud abuses
his best friends 90 viii The unfortun-
ate fellow worked many years fOr EI
Fest ana q. Gnn1lcnn and was AN
inlusirIour harl working man slor
"a County Advocate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

United states Marshal q A. Fora.
ker was a passenger f0r santa re this
morning
Mrs Thos Votaw went up 20 Las
Vegas this morning To visit with her
sister, Mrs. y. a. Wlzcr.
Mrs Martinez ana daughter. fam.
lly OF our vol known policeman have
gone Co Bornalillo "a visit relatives
for n few days
The wife and children OF Conductor
Edward Crussnn. OF the santa he Pa.
Cinc. dep ted this morning on visit
90 the lays mother nc So. Joseph
NO. They viii be- absent some time
Hon Alexandra sandoval spent yes.
terday in town and while here placed
his wool clip for last and this year in
the hands of A. j Crawford. In guam
THY the two years clip viii amount
90 about 100000 pounds.
Another large crowd OF native la.
burcrs were on the north bound train
this morning going 90 Colorado 20
work for the railroad and sugar beet
companies Part were from SOCorro,
and a number were added here.
Miss Cora Johnson. ~ Mount Pleas.
SAINT. Iowa. departed f1r her home this
morning. after slN months visit with
the family 81 Conductor Berry. The
young lady made many friends ana
became quite popular during her ,islt
here and VIII Dee made very welcome
should she come again.
Marshal McMillin's trip to Las We.
gas after l.. N. klbbe was successful.
lie succeeded Ia collecting enough
money 90 settle most of the accounts
kibbo owed here. Legal steps we're
taken 10 prevent the marshal from get
ting his man without success. but he
got the main thlng, the money due
Kibbo's creditors.
Mrs 4 NJ Shcptz. sister Of H A.
\. Pickard, aud Master Lawrence RAY
nolds. Of Canon City. Colo. who have
been visiting with MIR piokard's fam
ily here, departed for the north this
morning Master Reynolds will go
home 20 Canon CITY. while Mrs.
Sheetz Will continue on to points ia
Kansas TO visit with relatives.
Tho great Howctt and Lady Zetta
appeared az the OrchcBtrion hall last
night The several features pleased
the audience immensely The dresses
worn by Mrs Howctt were beautiful
Mind reading by Zetta was the feature
of the entertainment Tho cabinet
was also good. Many beautiful pres.
onts were given away and altogether
tho Performance was a success They
appear again tonight with change OF
program ana dance after tho show.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
san Mlnuel nl,trlnt conrt

In the case OF the Duran brothers
bound over 10 the grand jury by Com
missioner Bunker for having sheer
aud goats on the government reserv,
near Mora, the grand Jury failed "a
find an indictment.
"wednesday was spent on the civil
docket
Thursday Rumuldo LuCcro was sen
fenced 70 blA months ia Jail here for
adulty. iic plead guilty.
The case against Lola Garcia, fOl
adultery. was dismissed
Louis Gucrin plead guilty 10 Adul
terry and was fined 81 and costs
The case OF J. s. Baca was before
the court all uf Thursday and will not
get 10 the grand jury till night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25

spFeadins the IRE. Inc only means Il,
hand 20 control the flames wa "a small
hose, and This was broken In iw0 Ina
an nttnmrt 90 use a. Tho nuRrp a
hrc plug is near the residence of a. ID.
Coon ana The hose company 900
iUet 20 hose would not near reach ti,i
min from that point AZ aO1n how.
ever Gees a considerable numbt uf riti
gnna had arrived on the eoena a bdrk,t
brigade was formed and it was uuly bv
hard work that tho etoro houscs ana
CgIno room were saved from dostur.
tl0n
ihorc was a large amount 0f wheat
ln ihc store house THIS suffered rn
cnu1Hc. There was also % lar.s
amount 90 -four ip tho mW proper.
Willing hands soon put this harNl 1
th' reach off the nauca. OF ,ou..a 400
.thr machinery and fixtures arr o. total
loss Tho loss win amount ia g.Ust
3 BOO above AN Insurance.
10 o. gratifying Co. bo able Coz siain
that Che company viii i~me rmrlt
repair its loss and put tho will Iu u.i-
Ger condition than before Such 700
o iuhliahmont ls "a great b.gtft 90
any community ln which 10 b. uclt q
oHi itl destruction o. laa Oh tho
Dutwuu.tY as we'll az to the company
CH Hi.ug o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
AGILITY IN MINING.
" ondorful Finds IN peralta Canyon
Prospectors Flocking IN.

ondorful Finds IN Peralta Canyon
Prospoctors Floeking IN.
Pcralta canyon is booming John
Murphy and George Ostrandor have
struck a font, foot vein of uuarty
which horns gold am the dirt an the
wus on The hillside down Co tine creek
shows % air.nE of sold from one inch
tp three Inches tu thr pan Albcmaric
miners are going iu every day and ry.
t} hauty is ull of prospocturs Mr..
huudY the school teacher Of Bland.
has sent tu this camp for planks to
put in siuicc box Tor placer mining
Mr BunuN is going Gao work tho creek
ana n0 doubt he win make 10 pny.
The Peralta Gold Mining and Milling
company Eot out some good ore on
their shaft Tuesday and Mr. Sandon
came down 90 Bland a. get 10 assayad.
but they are only lu IL on one side
of the shaft they expect 10 show II
up siY feet wide Ina "A few moro feet
they say the buttons arc big but they
were not weighed boz time to got the
values ia this weeks paper.
Latpr--Iwo ASSAYS from the indie.
pendent bod ppraita canyon. show
values of sS311 and SS7.ul. while six
assays from this canyon show an aver.
ago value of StlUl TO the ton Bland
Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
Ear.ham RrIaae liIan and on.

a recent caprice OF the notably ca.
PRECIOUS ltlD Grandr river has left the
karlham bridge on dry land. Tar from
the uVcrs course. u b. az present a
question uf which will be- the cheapest
20 move the bridge or change the
course OF the river back. The bridge
which was constructed several years
ago. had considerable opposition 10 ~
being placed al Us present location. \
number OF interested people sought
10 have 1t placed about three miles
further up stream, where the banks
were higher and the stream narrower.
but To no avail consequently for tho
present the bridge is usclcss article
and hat b0ttomed boat has usurpcd
Us rightful and digninod mission of
assisting commerce al Earlham -
pnna Ana County Republican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
SOLD FoR 100000.
property OF Cerrillos Coal Railroad
Company Goes % New Cooperation.

property OF Cerrillos Coal Railroad
Company Goes % New Cooperation.
Tho mastora sale of the property of
the Ccrriiio8 Coal Railroad company
took place iu Santa Fe last Saturday
at the court house by Special Master
~ q. Reid. OF Las Vegas. Tho ghcru.
Rec a. pittshurg Coal aud Mining com.
pauF AZ rttshur1, Kansas. wa the
only bidder. aud bIi in the property
Tor 2iipOuU Tho sale took place un.
der @ Judgment aud execution u Tho
foreclosure suit OF walter r. HuInos.
ns trustee. SCI the Ceuiilos Coal Ra,l.
road company The Judgment was for
fSij .GpG.5i The property of the com.
pany o. situated in southern santa
be county aud consists OF spur of
railroad Goa miles long. from the main
line 40 the Santa We fallrond to the
coal mines Of the company at Madrid
The coal lands and mineral lands OF
the company cover about 900 acres
Tho aul, also includes an tho mining
machinery buildings. etc.. at the Ger.
rillos Coat Railroad company
The purchasers. the Cherokee aud
Pittehurg company recently iucoruor.
atpd with 100000 capital us dircc.
tors are Edward wilder g D. parmo-
lee, a. = ohnson. D. g.. Grlswold and
y. a. Muiyauc. Of Topeka. ANA W. n
strong T. n Burr. q. T. Gnodman o
4. GLACIER George q manchester and
q. s. Higgins. OF Boston. ColuAel Il.
p Twitchoii was appointed New Mex
leo agent and laa Vegas New Mexico
was designated aH headquarters of the
company iu New MgEico. Tho NAMES
OF the directors indicate that tho now
company will be- Boa entire harmony
with the Santa &C. railroad company
and the Colorado Fuel and iron com.
pany which has leased the coal mines.
etc VIII continue tO operate the prop
orty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25

The carlsbad syndicate Oh com
pauy Incorporated boy filing lucorpora
lion papers iu the office of the terri
torlal secretary. Tho incorporation
consist of siNtythreo residents of
Carlsbad Eddy county. aud one resi-.
dent OF Dallas. Texas. The capital is
f5uoUoU The headquarters are at
Carlsbad. The directors are Samuel
H. Biting, John T.. Emerson. Samuel
b. smith. James H. LHyorty, Bart A.
N}myor Robert Is. Armstrong. Charles
H. klnuder Is CrOzieF. David l.. kemp.
Amos r. smith, William W. Gatcwood.
The rDcu8 valley standard on com.
many hiod incorporation papers at tho
Office Of tho territorial secretary. The
m'orpIrutou are John ~ shary. John
~ Watson. of Omaha. Ncu. AZ. a..
want ua' 10 = Kemp Hugh a.
Wells ut.uls b Batpman. William
NY. Gatuwuud Edward King. samu.i
z. Biuiug William q. Woemer. of
Carlsbad Capital. $4,000. uosd.
quarters Carlsbad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
DRILLING OPERATION.
indications OF Gas and OIL Near RIOS.
well, New Mexico.

indications Of Gas and OIL Near RIOS.
we'll, New Mexico.
Drilling operations are going on az
the ranch ~ q. W, Read aud Louis
Monokcc fifteen miles west OF RIOS.
well, that now give strong Indications
of the presence there OF gaR ana oil
The ranch rs situated in What is
known as the Blackwutor draw. n
is covered with surface water several
times every year and the grass ON 10 is
nov knee high The well boring was
begun for ire purpose OF striking wa.
ter but $50 far at depth OF $3.50 feet
goo of which Ks through solid stone
aud staratns Of blue clay mo- water
has been found 40 depth OF about
200 feet however. the unmistakable
odor Of coal oil was distinguished.
with a strong pressure from the hole
an tho time Tho ndOr is becoming
strong all the time and the well viii
be- sunk 10 about 500 feet la the hope
of striking something
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
VS.. MlER6 MARRleo.


Ceremony Took Place In Santa Fc-
Miss trinidad jarariiio the Bride.
Yesterday W.rH.ur ut $3.50 O'Clock
az N. Santa Or Catholic cathedral.
y > Ni.fa. ui cuba. thiI county. .Du
of Mr aui Sire. o. 3. Mora. off s.rn
re- $50" Hufnu loo marriage witch Wss
trinidad lHwmlllo. the daughter of
hr nui MIH Telo.foru Jaumulo. uf
Dos lInaH. Vicar General Anthony
'H.'N.tI oHr'utrr Aftor th. ,.le.
WoHr I lding hf akfaat Wa. ...I
i' lu. 40 Nr and ur D. W
A...H Ib. Nurns couple tu .I Ilu
li.nF.r t lilu Dwnic tuIu to .u.aI
iar'I honeymoon in Denver Tba
groom iH "a brother az llon. r. "A.
hl'fn chairman M the board oI gIm.
mlsaionCfa Of this county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
DIED AT RIs POST.
Brake AN Hess Meets Win a Sudden
and TraQic End.

nfaNt taW fNtaa WeNAh WIN nuNAAN
ard Tragic End.
sad misfortune bofpl Brakeman
Hess this morning which ended his
iifo. lie WAS westward bound on ora
extra freight with Conductor Jackson
AZ Gioricta this morning nt . o'clock
he was In between two cars fixing the
knucklos for coupling when EuEi
necr Martin backed up to mako the
coupling the cars coming together
catching the unfortunate brakeman loo
the center Of the body brakeman
Arch Bolt hiT partner was ln between
the cars also, hut was not ln a posi-
ti0n 90 Doe caught. although receiving
injuries about the arm. He was the
only witness 20 the sad accident
Mr.. fless was PVT ou train No. Z 10
be- brought ~ Las Vegas bot lived
only few hours he died a. the
train was passing through Eh1pel''.
The dcc.a.ol has hTou i1 the .rr
vice Of the company nrUat tH1 Ncnf
and a half Go was 800 years oi aae
and leave. 60 Wiz. .1l twl cl.iI,en Oh
mourn hif uutm 0. death.
Tho remains VIII lD ah.uHeI o. AZ
tonan Pa. tomorrow H.t Las
Vegas Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
ORGAN Mlnlne DISTRICT.


q Few Facts from Prosperous South
ern District
Special Correspondence
Organ n. M. May u.s. T. S. Tat,
aui u. y Anderson have located ur
the apex OF the mineral belt south of
Organ Sis claims. Tho claims haV,
been recorded and Assessment work
done. aud they are showing we'll
IT. =. Igto has located One claim
south Dl Organ AafDsgmtnt work
dome With good showing
Colorado parties have located o.,
claims iu tho IMMORAL basin just north
OF organ AHHgH- mcut work done and
Allowing up Emo Boa gold ANA copper
The loIurDD ruuuanv has com
mcuced 90 sink in tho shaft of No. {.
which lG about 800 feet doep. as the
pumps recently put iu are taking care
oi The watur. The Torpedo is a great
mine. % pays Tor all machinery. do.
vgiopmvnt. and plenty OF money ln the
ttHnfury lut tlare o. plenty of other
property here undcyelopel which will
prove equally a8 good u not superior
tI thc Torpedo The 18Th Is tho Tor.
p"du pay day. which they never miss.
AND makes the camp feel happy The
10Th b. pay day 40 tho Excelsior
which ALSO upNUr nissys paving
W. W Cos. oi the san Augustine
ranch. sold aistr five bulls to Ola Mea
ico PARTIES 90 $40 DacH Mr. Cox has
"a enc ranch ami large number of
cattle ou tha oDat side of the Orgaa
mountains.
JeI lasas'H sold about 200 ypaUlng.
fur $40 and SIS each. Str laancks has
% lars, number of cattle ON tbc wrst
side of obi organ mountains and in
tHa valley
ON tho east aid, OF ttp Organ noun
talns VIM. Minor has tukru some emo
copper and gold ore out OF tho u. r..
Ice claim which assays we'll
john hunn"y has made some fine
sapprr discoveries recently
John Hoayan has returned from the
east whore b. went to consummato
% large deal including tho Oriental
aud jack Pot mines. on his return "a
force uf men VIII bc put 40 work talk.
ing ont ore and developing
Guy Ionkus ia We King ON his two
claims tho Tim and BEok. anl az f.
depth OF thirty feet has fine assays iu
gold. copper aud silver which hc is
highly pleased with ORGAN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25

70 eccsPi, The eompany's net pfoht.
fof the fiscal year 90 end May 4 1902
are oetlmatcd ns sun e.cnt % paw divl.
drndH 90 the rate OF Z per rent on tho
authorized preferred stock and abou,
Z per cent on the common stock n
allowance ia made Tor the economies
expected from consolidation. 70 ia oati.
mated that The company In this period
should earn per cont ON both classes
uf stock Tho increased business u1.
u.Uiod tn follow tho completion Of the
additional AlllH works now in course
of construction. viii. 10 is estimated.
hring thn profits up equivalent 90 q
rnr cent uu the preferred stock and
Old per cent On the common Ftucvk and
also mako q material addition to the
uIp'rf account Tho authorized pre-.
trrfUl stock iE 3tG.95U.O0p. hearing Z
ror cent cumulative dividend and ID
lH convertible into common stock.
share fOr share. at the option of the
holder upon any nrHt day oft MAY un.
40 and including May T. 1921 u also
hn o. further preference OF ! per cent.
non cumulative after the payment uf
per cent upon iho common stock.
The authorized amount of common
took BE- s3nOuOnu0 The board 90 "a.
roctors is compo oi as follows. ga.
ward A Adams Gilbert ~ GRAY VIII
lam a Read, James Stiilman and Cor.
uolius Vanderbilt. of Now York. Will
lam T.. ElkIns. 1r. of Philadelphia.
Henry vs. Huyt. w ! Chalmers. James
Eckies and Max Pam. of Chicago. and
Charles Alns Wu'lam w. Alns Prank
90 Weelow ami Edwin Reynolds. of
Milwaukee. The preferred stock GA
recommended hy Ncrmilyc a Co. ~
Npw Nutt and Boston uR q manufac.
turing Investment lu the security.
earnings Wnd management uf which
they express entire confidence Sub.
r.uilOn viii Dee received by this
dm ln. ST. 100000 preferred stock nt
nos. until tao close Uf business on
Stay 2I lleht is reserved 90 reject
envy ur ou subscriptions and GO close
the subscription 20 any time without
u1ffrs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
RATION
From tho Reporter

From the Reporter
Fireman Harry Holm sustained
some painful burns about the face a.,
I'M met by the FIRE puniug back oui
of the hreboK
Al Douney. Geo Motzger. VIM
WhitmOrD VIM. Evans and Marshal
Palmer mnrhiuists, are ucw employees
in tho shops
Rev Samuel MagIll who has had
pastoral charge of che First prosbyte.
fiau church Of Ration for the past Hlx
months. was unanimously chosen pas.
tor hy the congregation last week.
The anti road taX league Tcorgan
lied last Monday nirht for tho purpose
of nghtinF the road tua ordinance.
Committee were appointed and every
thinr set iu motion o. mako a success.
iui resistance.
o. e. nlll aud wife are late arrivals
IN Ration They came from Erin
Tenn. Tor the benefit ~ Nr8 iulh
health As she has unluiy improved
since her arrival thoy have decided
a. make tolls tlDlr permanent homo.
q. o. Clark grand chancellor OF M
grand lodge of knights OF Pythias of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
IMPORTANT RANCH DEAL.
A Texas Cattle Raiser Gets lato the
pccoa Valley.

A Texas Cattle Raiser Gets lato the
pcoos Valley
One uf tho most important ranch
deals ever made iu the lower pocus
valley WIS closed Doe Carlsbad late last
week. says the Carlsbad Argus. q T..
Reynolds. Of Albany Texas wealthy
.cattioman m been here for some
time negotiating with Dan and John
Lucas for .arir Zinc ranch property on
che head of tho Black river about
twelve miles west cf tho witt ranch.
last Friday au agreement was .achHI
and Mr Reynolds iH now practically
tHe owner oi one uf tho best stock
ranches loo the rgcos valley rhp sale
includes ranch Of $40 acres of pat.
cHtcd land, with % splendid sprIue ON
doc place an buildings ans Improve.
mont thereon about 1000 ucnl of eat.
tlc and eighty head off stocR horsus
rho price paid was $4,000 for the
ranch and Improvements aud t2s pHr
head Tor cows anu calves. SIS fof au
lry stock bearing fho brand az jhc ,al.
cas- brothers The total purchase prIcu
VIII range hrtWcot $4,000 and ySUUHu.