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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
GALLUP oLEANlNes.
Interesting Notes Picked Up BY the
Mckinley County Republican.

Interesting Notes Picked Up BY the
Mckinley County Republican.
Conner Morris returned home from
Santa Pc.
John schwartz aud Mrs. Wexolber.
ger and her daughter have returned
from their visit 20 Jemez
Dr. Clayton has charge of Or. Mag
nos patients al Clarkyille during the
absence of the latter on the coast
Palmer Ketnor, manager OF the
Caiedonian store. Will return home
shortly from a two weeks business
trip in Kansas
On Wednesday VIM Middle gave
bonds In Judge Browns court in the
sum OF $500 for hts appearance az
the district court 10 answer "a a
charge Of assault on G. Garcia june
/ gth.
Two parties from Gallup and two
men from Clarkviils were out ridine
couple of nights ago. une of inc
| Gallup parties got away with IA
buggy and the others had to walt
| home.
Rev W. ~ Foulka left Sose viii
one of Coddington's fine rigs for th'
ia. ~. ranch. few miles south 81
/ Guam whore be Will unite in mafrlag.
I Thomas Reusnidor and Miae CLAUDE
/ Craig
Mlha Vlias. a miner from Weaver
| was Gned fl5 and costs IN JuJg'
/ Welsh's court FOR stealing $40 from
Tratnick's saloon.
Manuelto Tribe No. o. Improve,
Order of Red Men. received a menaag'
from starkvillo. Colo, that Johi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
GALLUP BUSINESS MEN.
They Meet and Discuss Matters Of
Interest 10 That Town.
RESOLUTIONS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.

From the Republican.
q well attended meeting of the bust
pcas mru of Gallup was held at tho
Odd TriloNs haI on Tuesday after
noon The meeting was called to or
der hy W "a Wolff. Who was elected
| chairman Vs. A. Henderson was
chosen HCCretaty Tho chairman
| stated that tho Colorado Fuel a Iron
company intended 10 build a hospital
ani put boo plant Tor the manufacture
Of brIckottas at Gibson. that tho ob.
i.ct 90 this meeting was 20 Try and
Induce the company 90 locate the hos
pitAl AMI plant az Gallup. Remarks
were made hy number 81 gentlemen
an az thom substantially agreeing as
to tho advantages 60 bo derived by
the citizens OF Gallup from the location
ot factories and from tho building up
uf thc town That In the present case
mo- financial aid was asked hy tho com.
pany lf an invitation la good faith
was given To- tho company to build
here instead ot at Gibson IL might in
duce tham tu change their plans Tho
| following gentlemen took part Ira the
discussion McasrB. Moiouoy. Kitchen.
| j. Kennedy Hart. kuchcnbockor.
| Kennedy Muodl Henry, W. n. Nor.
| ris liinch
The meeting decided 20 draw up a
set OF resolutions and send repre-.
| sentative with them 20 the company'a
headqunrtarH at Denver. stephen
Canayan was appointed representation
| BY the chairman HHd in case Mr. Cana.
van could not 80 the chairman was
given authority 90 make another ap.
pointment l. h. Henry w. o. Kuoh.
cnhcCker and q. e. Kennedy were SEE
lcctod % draw up the resolutions.
which were adopted. aH follows.
RESOLUTIONS.
We your committees appointed 20
dram resolutions. most respectfully re-
commend that the following resOiu.
lions bc passed by your meeting:
Whereas it ls understood that said
hospital and briCkettc plant woro
Originally Intended a. be- placed nt tho
town OF Gallup, and owing to present
conditions said company have decided
90 place them at Gibson. and there
fore Dee 10
Resolved by the business men of
Gallup in open meeting assembled.
and whose names are subscribed here
to. that wo dcplure the omhittorcd
feeling existing between the Colorado
Fuel a Iron company and the business
/ HtA'h W hNNANNN anu NfAfNN NANNht NWAN
selves 10 work Tor the interests Of 0ur
community. and most respectfully pc.
tition the Colorado Fuel A. Iron COM
pany 10 place said hospital and brick.
etto plant in the town of Gallup. and
pledge ourselves tO aid said company
In every way in obtaining suitable 10.
cations for said hospital and brlckette
plant BE II further
Resolved. That we viii in any way
We can aid said company in any
other ulu nv they may now have, or
may establish hereafter la Gallup and
vicinity
"All of which ls respectfully sub.
mittod,
a.. l.. HENRY. Chairman"
Tho following finance committee
was appointed 10 raise funds to do
! fray the eXpcnseB of the representa-
| tive to Denver 81. 49, Morris, A.
Caloni and y w Myers.
w. r.. kuchenbocker and w. II.
| Woln were selected 90 obtain the sig
natures OF the business men OF tho
town 90 the above resolutions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
American War Veteran Dead,

on Thursday a venerable character
passed 10 tho other side. Ia the per
son OF Aser pipkin. OF Fruitiand. He
was almost q contenarian, being %
years. months and 2 days old at the
time OF his death Ills passage 10 the
other side was as calm and peaceful
as his life had been.
He was born In Tennessee on the
very spot where the city OF Nash
Vile now stands He was a Mexican
war veteran. having served with Gene
raj Taylor IN his famous campaign
through the valley OF Mexico lie was
also Ia the Wilson creek battle In tho
late civil war lie was al the time OF
his death. and had been for many
years. consistent member Of the
church OF the Latter Day Saints. hC
YVES beloved by all who knew him --
| Pennington Times.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
LAS VEGAS LOCALS.
Items Of interest About People Of the
Meadow Town.

ltoWh oF INTEREST ABOUT feople Of tne
Meadow Town.
On Saturday night Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Ross returned from few
days visit Ia Albuquerque.
Mrs Willie Mills Patterson daugh.
ter Uf Mrs. T. u. Mills. arrived from
NoEalcs Aria.
J. r. Trujillo. deputy sheriff. went
out Ia BraCituH Saturday night and
arrested and brought In jose u. cha.
yes, for being too pugnaCiOualy IN
clined
Mr. Brennan. late OF Chicago. Is the
newly appointed manager Of the West.
orn Union telegraph Office at Las We.
gas. succeeding Mr.. Birdsal. who has
for some years ably filled the pOsitiuu
Mrs =. II Potter. uf Santa Fc.
passed through the city on route to
Dwight lll She was met at the train
by Miss Carrie Myor. uf that place.
who Is visiting In the city.
George kilmCr aud wifr were ar.
rivals In the city from Old Mexico.
Mrs. kilmrr stopped on and will visit
Tor a few days with her mother. Mrs.
"a. a. Rothgob. Mr. Kilmcr passing
ON through 20 Chicago.
Col r. H.. Twtchell aud Territorial
Coal oil Inspector john S Clark.
Masters Robert Smith, Clarence Clark.
Waldo Twitchcll and Eek Dunlop left
for ihc Rio de Ia Casa. Mora county.
on few days outing
Mrs. George Young has gotten 10
be crack shot. The other day she
killed large owl ON the Edwards
ranch, up the Gallinas canyon. which
had been dcvourinE the book binders
chickens and ihts Il was beau.
tiful specimen for the taXidermist
A native dressed In an Uncle Sam
costume with a Tag in one hand and
ball bat IN the other. has been pa.
rading up and down Douglas avcnCe
and on the other streets in the city
From his actions be is probably a it
subject for the insane asylum.
Mrs \ kuhn. mother Of George and
Charles kohn. OF this city, accom-.
panied by her daughter, Mrs, a.
Callsch and son. returned from a scyc.
raj weeks visit in Denver Mrs.
CalisCh will remain for the summer
as the guest Of her mother
James l.. Mccormick, OF Grand ave
Hue. and an employc named Gallagher
we're attacked by two men near the
Stoner house aud Knocked srnselcss
Tho object was robbery, but their as.
sailants were frightened away before
this could be accomplished
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06


VI s Montgomery. general watch iR
spcctor for the Santa Fc has issued a
circular regarding certain watch in
BpoCtion rules which are to bo ob
served on the Gulf Colorado a Santa
Fc. effective July LIST Among other
rules laid down are those that quar-
terry certificates ANA weekly record OF
watches must Do kept Certificates
viii be- required between the FIRST and
fifteenth of The mOnths uf January
April. July and October.
The performance of Watches must
bo recorded md certified TO once a
week Watches requiring rating ai
any other time than enc regular annual
inspection must be- sont tu the general
inspector nt Topckn fur rating and
approval
Employees who may be- required "a
purchase new Watches are a. liberty
lp purchase OF inspectors on the com
panys u8taiWcnt or from any dealer
they may desire I.. only require
monts being fhst Wlt.a. shall ho OF
proper grade and ia'. Within the limit
established
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
THE MINING CONGRESS.
The Santa Fe Board Of Trade Appoints
Delegates 20 Go 10 Boise


The santa Fe board of trade has ap-
pointed the following delegates to the
International Mining congress TO be-
held at Boise. July 23 Hon. l. B.
Prince. Hon r. A. Raynolds. a. x.
Gibson. Major Fritz Muller and H. u.
Cartwright
Hon. l.. B Prince. OF Santa Fc,
president Of the mining congress, has
received from Prof G. l.. Herrlck
president IT the University Of New
Mexico. very important and interest.
Ing paper. 10 be- read at the congress.
entitled Application OF Geology Ia
Economic Problems IN New Mexico.
Prof Hcrrick had hoped 90 be presoat
and make an address on this subject
but finding that impossible has pre-
pared this paper II will aid In keep
ing New Mexico prominently befor,
tho congress and includes a cOnsidcra
tion OF copper and turquoise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
A mocev oeder with , L,lstoTy

SiXtoen years ago A letter WIN a
postal money order IN n was sent t0
Mrs. John Clark. of this city, ana 80
tho Same mail was a circular lettor
sent 20 q a ManzauareB In some
peculiar manner tho lattrr 90 Mrs
Clark was folded iu the one 10 Mr.
Manznnnros The circular when vo
coiyod was lightly tossed aside and
nothing WaH thought OF H. However
One day this week one ~ Mr. Manxau
ares boys Waa looking over some oI
the old lettora aud among others found
this one ON opening u hr found Mrs
ClurkB letter and reported IL 90 hli
father who ln turn turned "a over "a
Mrs CLARK. who had the money order
/ chshpd LAS Negna Optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
HAMILTON MOVE up.
He ls Made Claims Attorney Of Al
Santa Fo Lines.

He ls Made Claims Attorney of All
Santa 80 Lines.
Claims Attorney j. ID NJ Hamilton.
OF the Santa 20 lines cast Of Aibugucr-
que. has been made general claims al.
torucy ~ the entire Santa Fo systcm
The appointment becomes effective at
once.
The appointment at Mr. Hamilton ls
made hy means of two notices sent
out by President Ripley on June 9th
one Of these notices gives 10 Mr..
Hamilton the position OF claims at
torney of the AtchiBon Topeka a.
Santa Fo railway system lines west Of
Albuquerque with headquarters at To
pcka. The work has heretofore been
done by a = Magnnis. claim and 'aX
agent at Los Angeles Matters OF this
position are reported direct go the first
vice president
Tho other notice appoints Mr. Ham
iitun claims attorney for the Gulf
Colorado A. Santa Fc railway com
pany which Includes the leXpa limos
of the Santa Fo proper This position
has been held Boy g. Lee. general
claim agent located at Galveston.
This position reports 90 the general
solicitor
Neither Mr. Maginuia nor Mr. Loo
viii bc removed from their present
positions. but they viii in tho future
be- under tho general supervision OF
Mr. Hamilton
MT Hamilton went 60 Topeka on
June 20, 1888, 90 take the position
of claims attorney ilc was formerly
local attorney Of the Santa Fo at For
Madison. Ia Mr. Hamilton is an
agreeable aud courteous official ant
hie recent appointment is moritor
recognition of his efficiency na claim,
attorney for the railway
Il Is likely that ST. Hamilton force
| Of assistants viii Doe increased al
| result of the increase in his oihcia
| duties.
It la understood that Mr Magiuni
/ has sent iu his resignation az claim
aud tax agent of the Santa fc Pa
| Ti0r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

Pierre Muruhy haa neon having
rather an interesting ume with two
deaf Rnl d.mb Vagruuta For aryo.
ral days last week. they went about
town with giuablc tslos OF woe One
had bis beud wrapped up and the
other play thp lame racket Their
actions begamo too suspicious so on
saturday thyy were run in They re-.
sisted arrpat however. and in the
light that cufuod one biz on che index
hngor ON thc marHhalH right hand
ut the first lulut when placed in jail
they found they had uo trouble la
talking Several dollars were found
1u uhrir 1pTona At their trial. this
morning. Jh,S pleaded gmlty and viii
have several daya in 60" city rofriwe.
! ratur 10 think over the wages of the
deaf and dumb las Vegas Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

Hon. Hilarlo sundoYal and his son
EmiIano saudoyal are iu tho city
to-day from Cnbczuu, meeting here a
caravan uf wagons loaded down with
$1,000 pounds 90 wool This 81 tho
spring clip from their sheep aud ia
here to be marketed When a Citizen
representative made his appearance
under the pulnoy shade trees, where
tho wagons ere quariored half a dozen
local buyers were examining the wool.
bat mo- purchase had been made up %
e o'clock this afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
MOST PATHETIC
Death intervened and Prevented Mar
rlaae Of Mra. Wlnlfred Duel Ionea.

Death INTERVIEWED and Prevented Mar
rlage Of Mra. Winifred Duel Jones.
A very pathetic feature of the death
uf Mrs Winifrod Duel Jones last
Tuesday. was the urt that the date OF
her marriage 90 Dr. DeHmarala. of
santa Rosa, bad been Fixed Tor July
80. and she was making her wedding
prpparatiouH when Deer fatal illness at
lacked her She wrote tender letter
90 her hethfuthod when she waH grow
Ing worse, aEklng him 10 come and so.
her This letter reached Santa Rosa
ON Friday june 2ist bnt under The
present Infamous management 90 that
puBtonice the letter Nus not delivered
10 Dr. Dosmarais until the following
"wednesday. although be- inquired Zoe
/ it every dag since iis arrival The
doctor started toI las Vegas at once.
l bat Mrs Jonoa was cold Ia the Dm
brace Of death when hn reached here
and he had only the melancholy aatih
| faction Of dropping tears Of sorrow
over the earthly caHkct tuat cuntainc,'
/ the spiritual gem 0f tho loFnd one
whom ho had hoped to call by the sa
cred name OF wife LAS Vegas Re-
| cord
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

cash drawer robbed OF something over
$50 The parties broke small win.
dow glass ln the back of the place and
then pushed the bolt on the door. The
officers think they are on the track ~
the guilty parties and expect to have
them Cornored In q few days
Joe y. sheridan. territorial mine In.
spcctor, returned the latter part Of
last week from quite an extended
trip through the northern part of the
territory un official business
The special train which is 90 be- ran
from this place to Santa Rita ON the
morning Of the Fourth will leave here
az a. M. and returning, leave Santa
Rita at . D. m
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

John A. Lee. owner Of the Whiting
place on the Barelas road in south Al
huQuorque. has had the Whiting pro.
perty surveyed and plated, and the
lots 25xii2 feet, will soon Dc placed
on the market for sale. This plat ui
ground, SO admirably situated as %
water convenience. would be- a most
desirable loC alton for park In south
Albuquerque. and The Citizen would
like 20 see the shop employees take an
active inherent In this matter and
agitato tho question of city PARK
for south Albuquerque. No better site
could be- selected than the Whiting
place. FOR the reason that there VIII
be- found many choice shade and fruit
trooB and plenty of water for irfiW
zion l.ct the shop employees ponder
on these facts and make a move in
that direction AZ an early date. before
lut buyers Fet in ana pick up the mot'
advantage 'ls locations
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

tuck q Desmond discovered the i'm.
priaoncd Mrs. Riordan In the wreck.
cd traction car and failing in thcir
efforts to get the doors at either end
open. climbed upon the car and a..
sisted the lady through one uf the
broken windows. Mrs Riordan com.
planned ~ her side puining her but
seemed more concerned about her
purse n lost my purse she OK
claimed, as she busted broken glass
On her dress. The purse was found ln
the car and then the lady declared
that she uad bcon most unfortunate.
and started for home witu0ut nssiR.
lnMnn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
FROM SILVER CITY.
interesting irrigation suit--Restaurant
Robbed--Santa Rita on the Fourth.

Robbed-santa Rita on the Fourth.
Special Correspondence
Silver city. A. NJ. July THE ir.
rigatiou ditch controversy which has
been going ON between number OF
the cattlemen and the Lyons a.
Campbell Ranch and Cattle company
on the middle ella Is being tried be-
fore Judge Parker IN this city to-day
Last week the Lyons q Campbell poo-
pie through their attorneys. Helm a
Wilson filed eight suits against the
following defendants. Charles Full.
irf and Mrs T.. j. Fuller. Horace Cor.
ham. Arthur Harper, G II Washhurn,
and McssrB, Wnsbburn. w. W. Wilson
Louis Champie -. II. Wright, Henry
Tucker ami Ed nm, This case In.
wolves the tight of the defendants 20
run irrigation dltches from the ella
! river through the land belonging 20
Z the Lyons Campbell people The
( plaintiff prnys that the defendant be
cnioincd from maintaining irrigation
| bitches, boy which water is taken from
( tho ella river across their Land and
/ for damages ranging from $500 10
/ 81 500 The plaintiffs claim that they
/ have lost large numbers OF cattle ia
these bitches In the past by them be
/ coming begged In the mud This Il
Is very interesting case 10 the cattle
men Of that section and the outcome
ia being watched with interest
The Free silver Restaurant was
broken into the other night and thC
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
Il Look, lie 4 skin Game

owen H. Huutuon. o painter who
went from here a. Santa Fo recently
foema tu hc victim 81 one Of the
akiu games of the ancient hoadquar.
tcr9 Of sim says tho Las Vegas re
cord Before returning here q day or
two ago. Huntopn forgot TO pay "a
mall lWg store account bee owed nt
Santa Fa and an officer % that city
wired Marshal Murphy to arrutt the
yuung man and hold him on a charge
of obtaining goods undor false pre-
truaoa. which was done a deputy
sherIB came over from santa Fe last
night and HulfoOn was liberated ur
payment of tho officers expenses The
young man preferred % do this rather
thnu have any further trouble
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

dawson coal UoldH This viii connect
with the Santa Fc at Las Vegas and
form valuable line Of railroad Co
that city, The Bishco road is being
built from b,ming to tho great Arizona
mining camp and win probably bo cN
tended from ncming Co tho rich min
ing camps uf Grant county
line of road is being surveyed
from Durango, Colo to clifton. Ari.
zona This road viii cross tha Santa
Fo Pacific ut Gallup and viii open lp
the Immense coal HcldH COT N,stU.u
New MoNicu and would bo profitable
line of r1Hd BOO addition tu VI, c
lines of ruF' liuc has been surveyed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

IHat nieht and ibis morning four
train Loads uf volunteer soldiers, Just
mustered uut % service at tho Pre-
aldiu. near San Francisco. passed
through Albuquerque On route 90 Chit
rago and Kansas city from which
cities tho soldier boys will branch out
tu their respective EOmoH in various
sections of the country The trains
that arrived this morning contained
several hundred soldiers who saw Ber-
vice ln the Philippines, and they woro
nuah with gold pieces which they had
received as payment for their service
before leaving San Francisco. They
made business lively for Albuquerque
merchants while the trains remained
at thr local depot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

fll mo uma being throwing mud ana
everything ,lse that is disagroeable. At
AIbuuurrauo the Record has picked
uu where the Optic len On and has
thm to saY about AlbuQuerques hna
racing stock
Albuquerque will display ita patrio-
liam hy Eiinessing few docrcpit
roulnes chasing each other around ia
race track on tho Fourth"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

The water ~ the Rio Grande has
been lot into the nov lrrigating canal
constructed for the Pueblo Indians AZ
san lldof0uao by the United stasea
government under tho direction of
iohn R Harper. superintendent of irri-
cation f0r the Pueblo Indians Tho
canal win place under ditch 1000 acres
of fertile land and viii make the Pu'
cbl0s of San lldefnnao a prosperous
unuuln
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
RAILWAY POSSIBILITIES
albuquerque the Center of a Vast
System of Proposed Lines.
MAP OF THE cHOcTAw ROAD.

New Moyico is almost sure In the
near iutur" Co secure vast network
of new railroads Tho Rock Island De-
huilding line from north 60 south
through the territory. The Santa Fc
Pacific. having secured control OF
the nDnvor Is Rio GrHndo ls preparing
10 extend its New Mexico line to El
Pnso. The Memphis a thuctuw road
viii soon enter the territory and ln.
tends to build direct to Albuquerque
The folloViur map shows the route uf
the ChuctlW road
Tho Rock island intends 10 build e
branch limo from Santa Rosa Co the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

from this city to Santa Rosa and the
Rock Island line, i2O miles east ~
this city This road rs almost sure uf
ronaiructipn Senator Andrews. OF
P'uusyltaria is the promoter of this
lime and ho viii be- here In a fcw days
with % party of eastern capitalists 10
look over IN" line and begin construc.
tilu.
From s'""rro ~ is only sixty miles
"u.t ip th RuCk Island lin, A branch
rual acrpra would bee paying
proposition
N hraurG road from Las Cruces to
NlumOgur'1 is probable in the near M.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

turc. Thn proposed road would tap
thg Organ mines.
a line of road from Magdalena west
Co thp MusDllun mountains would open
Up rich country and Il is sure To he
built iu fho near future.
The lines mentioned are al sure to
ho built iu the next i've years and
viii closely connect every county Ia
the territory, with Albuquerque In the
Ccnter OF the entire system The In.
dicatIona nte bright that the territory
win have "a hair million people within
che ucNt five years aud only needs
statehood Co pat AN kinds of develop.
m. .ut Boz motion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
seRnALlLLo or COMPANY
Making Splendid Progresa Toward
Getting Their Machinery started,


oetting Their Machinery started
D &. Ma. resident director of the
ncrnalulo on company Wth hrad
quartcrs iu "a WinHato. arrived here
this morning ON tho Eyer "a" ac.
rompaniod hlB wife as far as AlbuqHof
que on her journey 40 Chicago where
She will WaIt with her parents and
friends f0r short time in an in
taryieW wifh Mr MAY regarding hia
company AMI their 900 helda be- aa,d
thry were working aH many men a.
the field would permit They have
erected .u thr past few Gays i2
foot DERRICK aii the machinery ia in
place and upon tine completion Of re-
second WDl which vii. require about
ton DAYS more. they VIII be- ready to
bore for 90 There o. 1900 feet of
Al Gsinch casing on tho ground. uui
Il is expected uo delays viii occur
after the start is made q. o Sic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

Blouc. one of thpir members. had boon
killed the uay before iu the mines.
Jas e. May of the Bprnailllo on
company paid Gallup o. pleasant visit
ON business j e. Carol. pf the samo
company. will move out with his fam
ily in a few days The work ~
setting up IN, machinery will ls com.
pictpd in a few days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

Carol has boon installed as suporln.
tcrdont uf the hold work. and with
tho assistance uf M Ryuurauu. as cx.
pert drill1r aud Frank Beard. of
nakcrshold as tool dresser. thoro o.
every reason Gao believe that splendid
progress will bc made thia season in
the fields of the Brrnai!llu OIL com
pnuE