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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02


Private dispatches from Washing
ton convey information In erect that
Antonio Windsor 81 Santa Fo made
the lowest bid for erection of school
addition and storohOuso at govern.
mont Indian institute. santa Re, and
Il n thought he viii be awarded the
contract
Attorneys James &. Fitch OF socor.
ro and John Franklin ~ M paso
were aouthbOund passengers last
nlght from the capital city.
James -. Eakin n out west visiting
tne patrons Of the grim OF Molinl a
Eakln, the First street Wholesale h..
quor dealers.
The Sky Pilot has certainly
found an ideal Interpreter In Miss
oliver. "--Yanktown Daily Gazette.
In the handsome residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. Noa llfeld, on west Copper
avenue. number Of their friends
gathered and enjoyed a very pleasant
evening with cards and IN social con.
versation last night Dainty refresh.
mcnta were served
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
Mrs. Y
Px7kEsan1'8
Fri0E1ES
aso Ovosywlboro.

Every wORSaR Knows
some woman frSoRd WlI0
has b001 b0ipod BY EyciIA
e. PlnfrfbanB's Vegetable
Compound. W1saa docs
eSsas friend say about ~
Road GGso letters frOns
women being publIshOd IN
fbIs pspors ~ you ara
aiiS1g, don't try ,eNp0sf-
SsesfSs Rely on GssO raiAa-
Ole.
MRS. PfSsCfsasn's great
medicine kaS stood with
out q PooE for thirty
years.
Puzzled wOH1on write "a
Mrss Pfaltis 7ns for advice
which sEso gives without
charge. Tire advice -
confidential aBss accurate.
n hss helped . ssSsIls0n vvO-
ssons Mrs. PRnkhans's
address IL lynn, Mass
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
THE SUPREME COURT.
Lower Court Iudgmen, in Opera
House Case Affirmed.
OTHER IMPORTANT DECISIONS.

Tho territorial supreme court adj
iournod Yesterday forenoon until June
Is. after handing down three more
opinions making eleven opinions
handed down altogether this session.
three o. Chicf Justice Mlsla. three b.
Judge Merle three by Judge Parker
and two boy Judge Mcmillan
The opinions handed down yester.
day forenoon are IN the case uf G..
Ewing Patterson 81 at. appellant. W.
John y. Hewitt 81 al. appcllocs. an
appeal from Lincoln county tho tudg
mont hy the lower court affirmed
Opinion hy Judge McFic. The suit
involved title To onc-oighth interest Ina
the Old Abe mine NJ White oaks.
The second case was v. Mares ap-
pullant W.. the territory. appellee
Mares has boon found guilty OF rape
by the san Miguel county district
court. The lower courts decision IS
reversed and the case is romandcd
for "a new trial The opinion was by
Judge Mcmillan
Tho third case was that Of Joseph
Badaracco Ct al. appellant vs.. Pietro
Badaracco q al. appellee, an appeal
mcnt 81 the lower court was affirmed
The suit involved the title To- tie land
on which the hew opera house at Al.
huqucrQuc WAS built The opinion
was by chief Justice Mills.
In case No. $50. r =. Robinson. ap-
pellnnt. ys. the Palestine Insurance
company, limited of Manchester
England. appellee. appeal from "A suit
Tor insurance, the appellant was given
thirty days In which % Gle an add.
tiunal brief and the appellee ten days
In which 90 reply
In case No. sci. John Stortg. appel
liant vs.. Albert G. Burragc. appellee.
an appeal from the district court OF
Grant county Mr. Burrago was given
thirty days from February 90 la which
t0 ilo n motion for a rchcaring.
Ia case No. S36. Auastacio Torres.
plaintiff la error. va. the board OF
county commissioners of S0corro
county. defendant IN error. error 20
the district court OF Socorro county.
an order was entered amending the
Judgment making the salary and In.
terest and costs payable out Of the
school fund.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

prin.. After toe line Of matrices Is
thus composed II n transferred. as
shown by the arrows In Fig and
ZIG. 7, 20 the lace 81 n vertical mold
wheel X. through which n slot or
mold proper extends from the front
To - rear face, az shown In Flies Z
and y. The cnstro row ~ chlfactpIa
in the matrlx line IN preacntc Il
rocuy opposite the face OF tho 100 y
OF slot, 80 that when the mod %
hnod with meta, - produce sling or
..notypo. the metal will nOw int0 the
matrices, which produce ia. ir o..
pective type characters In relief on
The edge Of the casting.
liehind the mold wheel there ~ A..
ranged pot IND, In which typo
metal IN n molten condition by q
lame from the gas burner IN there.
under The pot has n delivery mouth
or c~annel adapted 10 M against aud
close ...c rear face Of the mold with.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
RIGHT o. ORGANIZATION.
Same Rights should BE Accorded
Workingmen as Capitalists.

Yesterday evening a party Of gen.
tlomen called at this Office and made
a brief but concise statement OF the
troubles existing between the miners
and their empioyes In the Carbon city.
The party included William Howell,
national organizer Ok the United Mine
Workers Of America and President
George Golightly and Onlcer George
Evans Of Gallup lodge No. i.GA7.
They stated that Il was currently
reported that the strike was at an
end, and In behalf OF the miners the
gentlemen wished TO say that, 30 far
as the miners were concerned, there
ncyor was a strike, hut there was an
attack on Gallup miners by the Col.
oradO Fuel and Iron company In the
| shape Of lockout, because their min
cFa saw nc Ia join the United Mine
Workers II America. AN organization
constructed from shear force OF no,
ccsslty, and because the Colorado
Fuel and Iron company moved with
the spirit Of tho age by organizing
itself into a big money making com.
hlnntiun. and that without consulting
their coadiutors In the money-maklng
business. which are the coal miners,
without whom they could not produce
dollar Tho gentlemen further
stated that the coal miners have
never questioned the company's right
To combine for economic purposes
with view 20 lettering their con.
ditlons. but the miners do question
their right 90 say 90 M that We 1.-THE
minersl shall not combine for the
bettcrment OF our conditions. As a
rohutiai 10 this they say they do not
deny ua the right to combine. but that
they have a right 90 deal with whom
they please. This we Concede. Then
why should they object to Is sgolng on
with our hu6inrfH ~ organizing our
craft 30 that We can say what should
be the trst cost of production In coal
mining We pay our own money for
~. and We. the miners Of the United
States have returned 60 distribution
through increased wages by urganiza,
ton over Slg.O0000 for the year
1900, The western miners nor the
people got any Of that: but the Colo.
RADIO Fuel an Iron company ana. and
got rich In about SIX years. Six years
ago they wore close 90 the ground. so
much so that they could not meet
their wage obligations for as high as
three ana four months al time The
miners stood the matter with them
without scarcely uttering murmur.
and now that the conditions have
changed We cOmofOrward and AJAX
that we be- allowed a small recogni-
tion IN the side Of prosperity that has
been passing over our country
Thoy, by their actions, say no, as
they desire 60 pile up more millions.
cost what Il viii. The miners only
ank for Justice; nothing more than
what commerce viii allow Tor the part
they perform In the production of
coal. ana they foel assured that thoy
cannot got that only by intelligent or.
ganizatlon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
RuIlplnn REouIArions.

Tho council "Wednesday passed Mr.
NavHrrua I'LL. council lin No. o..
which gives city councils and town
boards th" power to prescribe the
thickness strength and manner oi
Cunst ructiug stone brick or OH =
buildings within tho incorporated lin.
its, and tu regulate their nearness tu
each other distance from street line.
provide Tor IRE cscapCa. establish IRE
limits and prescribe the material used
IN buildings within said hro limits
aud 90 order the removal Of any struc.
ture which by reason 81 decay ar
other cause has become dangerous.
and prescribe the manner ~ ascot
talning the damages. u any due the
tNncr ~ any such building
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

IN other words. n matrix bearing any
given letter differs. az 10 the number
or arrangement of 10 teeth, from q
mntrix hearing any other letter and
tdcgc teeth are relied upon as the
means for offecting distribution. A.
shown in FIGS. and 2. n rigid met II
gar TT. ls fixed In position above
the open upog ends 81 the magazine
channels, and IN formed nj It's lower
edge with longitudinal teeth or ribs
CO. adapted 10 engage the teeth ~
The matrices and hold the latter In
suspension. The ribs of the distrihu.
Tor bar vary in number and arran fo.
mrnt az different pointa In ita length.
there being n special afrango me- nj
over the mouth Of each channel Of th0
magazine. The matrices Co be dia.
trihutod are almply pushed horizon.
tally along tho bar NJ one oud 80 az 10
hang suspended thcrcfrum. nni tncn
moved slowly along II over the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
rHE nAIloI BOY.

The Carlsbad Argus. IN commenting
ON the Barnes ballot bill. says. a
copy of the Barnes ballot law has
como 90 the Argus, aud from a hasty
inspection II seems 10 bee a very wor
thy measure. u Is the Australian
system. 80 amended. however az o.
apply to conditions In New Mexico.
and II in vogue would certainly purify
the ballot and make honest elections
LOT ColtaN county is the author. and
Il Is an additional point in the oillt
favor that Mr. Barnes. six years ago
introduced and had passed by thn log
islaturo ~ Arizona, Of which he was
then q member, almost identiCally th,
same measure. and its operation as d
law has nrOvcl hIghly nnLLalnlLnry
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
FLEMINe's THoRoueHNFss
When Inspector Ne Compelled Opera
tors TO Observe the Rules.

hNfR " " hFN NAhNAs
A te ribio accident occurred re-
Gently Ia the ash Peak mine In Ari'
IONA, just across ,ne sew Mexico
boundary. caused by the explosion OF
powder In the mine.
IN ,..is connection s0me.aing can be-
learned Of how expert authorities con
slider this matter from the report OF
the New Mexico inspector OF mines, J..
w. Fleming. as reported on page ESQ
Of Governor Oteros annual report.
ON May last. while at Gallup, In.
spectOr Fleming heard that powder
was stored In the w. A. CLARK mine
at Clarkyille. He considered the
mater 30 serious that he did not walt
to 20 90 Clarkyiiie, but Immediately
teleRrapheu the superintendent OF the
nine, asking him II the report was
true and II tru bordering him 10 re
move the powder az once The su.
porlntondent ropned that the powder
WAS kept In magazine. and only
enough taken into the niue for daily
delivery, and asked II ,uat was con.
sldered dangerous. Inspector Elem
Ing telegraphed;
= consider Il dangerous 90 have
any powder stored In a mine, and
nave II removed as soon as possible "
,ae power was Immediately re
moved.
This h only one OF the many In.
stances showing the thoroughness
and care with which Mr. Fleming at
tended 10 his duties while Unnod
s,ates coal mine inspector Of New
Mexico. llau ,ae same preeautiOn
been taken az Ash Fork as Mr.. Elem.
Ing enforced az Clarkyille. the terri.
BILE accident az the former place
would not have occurred
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

ny virtue OF an execution issued uut uf the
district count ia aud for The cou ~ OF Brtna-
lilo, Territory of New Mc1ico. IN 4 cause
wherein the BLANCHARD Meat aud supply com.
pany' a. plaintiff, recovered Judgment against
High kee defendant, fOf tbs sum Of sda8 90
damages, and iNevc dollars. costs Oi suit be-
ing cause No, BOO, said Judgment hearing
date February !. 1904. ! have levied upon the
iuliuNing described personal property ard
chaiicls, Ia the said county. and territory, to-
one gasoline stove, one water cooler, one
clock, one coffee boiler, two ice boxes one
large mirror nine dining tablru. uns hot " alter
tank, aud all the kuvra, chairs dishes, Cups
and tauCcn Ia What Nss formerly thr fraiau
rant Kept by the satd IliRhkse on Railroad ave
que. in TIE Sity Of Albuquerque New MericO.
u being intended 90 include IN the said levy
anr sale hereinafter mentioned all tn goods.
saAuela, furniture and h'turru IN the tald ies.
And notice IL hereby given ths, on Monday.
the lllh day Of March. 1901, az the hour III 10
O'Clock u. ~ 10 the irnut door 81 thr court
hunsc IN The said county ~ befnaililo Will
sell the foregoing described goods aud ChAliela
n public auction o. the highest aud hest bidder
for cash. 10 satisfy said execution. and 80.
ing costs, including costs Of Advertisement aud
sale.
THOMAS s HuRnHtL.
sheriff 1T hCTnalilio County.
JoHRsTOS a EINICAL.
Attorneys for plaintiff.
Dated February q, 1901.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
PROPOSED GAME LAW.

A. amended and passed 10 the
house "Wednesday forenoon Mr.. Az
carateH BIN 10 amend tho came law.
a. SCI forth in section Z, chapter on
session acts OF 1899. provides that il
shan De- unlawful 10 kll any quail
prairie chicken partridge ar wild tor.
kcv or % Llll wound. ETC.. aly ante.
Hope. deer. els on mountain sheep cx.
ccpt that said birds and animals the
animal being with horns. may be
Killed with a gun during tho months
Of September October and November
Of each year in the counties M Rio
Arripa, san Juan. Taos Colfax.
Union. San Miguel Guadalupe and
Santa 70. ami during tho months of
October November and December in
~ other counties Of the territory
and provided. further that said bird
mas be- killed with q Fun in h.
county 90 bona Ana HlfO during th.
months ~ January anl february
further. AT no phoaHnnt
shall be- Killed vita u hyc wears from
he passage OF this act ana that no
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

laws. 40 that three or more persons
may organize savings banks and trust
associations with n capital stock OF
not less than $4,000. except IN cities
and towns ~ less than 5000 inhabi.
tants Il shall be- not less than $4,000.
A certificate undor oath 10 the eject
that the capital stock II paid In In
cash shall be filed with the secretary
81 the territory, and also with the pro.
bate clerk Of the county In which such
corporation seeks 90 do business. And
such associations already established
In towns Of less than 1900 inhabi.
tunta may diminish tholr capital stock
10 any amount above $4,000 under
the general incorporation law, as
pruvmed In section 267. complied
laws
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

In the pot ere is mounted inc.
chemically operated pump plungcr
tO) after the line NJ matrices "a
presented anu locked against and
across the face Of the moid. the
mouth OF the pot Nv closed against the
rear side Of the mold. and the plum.
ger then operated 20 force the molten
metal from the mouth Of the pot into
the mold. n which II solidlnes. com.
plotting the slug or linotype.
After the linotype thus produced
the mold wheel makes a partial reyo.
luton. turning the mold slot from tac
horizontal position In which u stood
during the casting operation To the
vertical position shown Ia Fig. 3.
While the mold stands in this posi-.
ION a horizontal blade 90 advances
from the rear and pushes the linotype
forward out OF the mold and between
trimming knives into the galley tQl
ON the front OF tho machine. A VI.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

a typewriter. the keys serving To as
semblo temporarily In line metal mat
rices bearing individual letters,
against which the aiugs or hnotypcs
were cast In type metal
This machine. known today In
every part OF the world as the limo.
type. IL now extensively made la fac
tories In the United states England
and Canada giving employment TO
many hundreds Of mon. The machine
~ used on more than 600 of toe Head
Ing dailies OF the world over 5000
machines are constantly Ia use
throughout the world. and by numcr.
Ous book and job printers
Operated by a single person the
machine produces and assemble u.
notypcE ready Tor the press, or EtCro.
tipping table. az the rate of from B..
GOO 10 1900 ems per hour.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

tho business Of printing newspapers
aud books which ls scarcely second
la Importance To the wonders
wrought by electricity
Il MARKS tho first and only guc.
cesafui departure from the luugcs.
tablishcd forms of type composition.
The last great improvement was tho
production OF a machine In which the
llnotyles were produced instantly and
ready for use ON tno press 10y the
mere lingering Of keys like those u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

/ -
"a is doubtful n MSS oliver has an
equal in character Interpretations. o.
Omaha tNohj Bee.
Hon. q. a. Marion. mayor Of the
city. was passenger for Santa Re
last night. on legal matters.
Dr. G. T.. l.ukons was here frcm la
guna yesterday. calling on the mem.
beers Of the medical profession.
Attorney ~ ~ Furgnsop transacted
! some legal busincHH IN Silver city to
day having gone 60 Grant county last
evening.
a. T., Picrson. formerly In business
| St Alhcmario and who has been re-
| siutng IN t..H city for a few weeks.
lot for Las Vegas today
The wife and little daughter OF
=. l.. WaBhburn have gone 10 Los An.
gclos, where they will soJourn for a
short time, owing To the illness OF
| Mrs. WasuDurn.
Drs. Wolyin a. Carr dentists. IN the
irant block, have ordered another
Improved operating chair, which will
ho another addition Ia their already
| hlndaOme dental Offices
4. H. Parkhu~s, - New York was
brother Walter ~ Parkhurst. the ter.
ritorial manager Of the Equitable
i.ite Insurance company
Miss Emma Burgess. linotype
manipulate has gone TO san Fran.
cisco To meet her brother. Warren,
/ Aho u expected 60 return from the
| Philippines on or about the 18th Of
| This month, they will come 10 Albu.
luerquc after his arrival.
! g. i nahoney, wife and Mr. Can.
| iold arrived here yesterday and spent
The day In the city, The party were
ust returning from Tampico Mexico.
where thcy, together with otntr Cali.
iornia capitalists. have acquired
iome valuable oil fields recently.
Captain j. 9. Van Dorcn Of Blnc.
water came In from the west last
aight and stopped over to spend the
iay in this city He will leave to.
night for Denver. where he goes TO
attend ,uo hrst annual convention of
he American Dattle Growers associa.
ton.
Charles HunsaH. n well known min.
or and prpspcctor of the city has re
turned from the Kelly mining district
~ SocoirO county. ana brings along
with him encouraging news for that
district He states that the Cavern
mine concentration started up recently
uudrr most favorable circum.
stances nni that the Graphic Mine
cnmpany's electric drill. which was
introduced the other day by Manager
Fitch, IL proving great success.
Everything looks bright" says Mr..
ionsall, Tor the Kelly district. aud
a number ~ she mines are producing
good paying metals"
Hon. d. II. McMilIon. who Is one Of
the associate Justices Of the terrific
rial suprcm court and the Judge OF
the Firth judicial district. passed
through the city for Socorro from
Santa Fe last night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
LuNA MEMnRlAI EuMn.

chief Justice W J. Mills. Judges J
r. McFie. J. w Crumpackor and y
W Parkcr. members Of the territorial
supreme court. subscribed SO each
toward the Luna memorial fund. Or
G. q. Crulkshnnk and Hon Manuel
u. Oteru also subscribed $40 each
and N r Otero g. These are addl
lions 70 the contributions already an
nOuncod
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

and adapted To be used In the same
manner. After being used the limo.
types are returned 60 the melting pot
60 be- secast into other lines, thus do
ing away with distribution.
The production Of the nnOtypea Is
effected as follows:
The machine contains as It's lead
ing members a large number of small
brass matrices The cut 0f one of
thos matrices looks like a big letter
y. and Il rs used for that letter at the
beginning 81 this article.
These matrices consist each Of q
hat plate having In It's vertical edge
la female letter or matriX la. and Ia
the upper end series OF teeth tb)
ThDre are a number ~ matrices for
each letter or character represented
in the keyboard
The machine is organized 10 select
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

having in one side a removable strip
containing an engraved pattern or
matriX for a dash. when this block
In placed In position In the machine,
and the latter operated continuously
Il viii produce type.metal dashea. and
assemble them In the galley Ia the
same manner t.at linotypes are as.
sembled. In order 10 change the pat.
tern q b. necessary only to remove
the strip or matrlN proper and sub.
stitute another of dihcrent pattern
by the use uf t..s contriyauco. the
puU4sher may produce substitutes for
the ordinary expensive "brasses' In
any required quantity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

the requirements at the printing ~
ice studied and the advice ~ skilled
printers sought In all directions. Ia
the light Of the Information thus
gained the machine was modified, i'm
proved, increased Ia capacity ana
made adjustable ar convertible 90
meet every demand New shops were
built new tools and machinery de-.
yisod and the manufacture inaugu.
rated ON the INTERCHANGEABLE syH.
tenn which has given American
watches their great reputation The
result Is the present standard limo.
type. machine marvellous Ia speed.
Ia the qua Of as produci and n
40 perfection and action 0l it8 paIte
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

muu uf tnc channels. Each matrlx
viii remain IN engagement with aud
bc suspended from the teeth OF the bar
until u arrives over lis proper chan
mel where the arrangement OF teeth
permits the matriX 10 disengage Ru
that o. falls directly into the chan.
mel This falling action OF certain
matrices are continuing nelr course
hlong the bar To their proper points
~ delivery. Tho movement OF the
matrices Is effected by means 81 Ion.
gitudinal screws Gu. which lie below
the distributor bar In position 20 On.
sage the edges of the matrices aud
slide them along the bar.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
-Four Mold Disks.

In order 90 meet the demand of
book and job Offices requiring very
frequent change ~ measure or body.
special mold disks are made, each
containing slots for four mOids.
which may be ~ any length and size
removal and adjustment Of molds Is
avoided, as four molds may be re
tained In the machine at one time.
and either one brought into operative
position In an instant as the face.
measure or body may demand.
The disk viii receive molda az AN
sizes. whether OF the fixed or adjust.
able pattern.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

tho matrices are carried downward
ono after another. and delivered into
tho r'1u.l assembling block co ln
which they arc set up or GO. lpOsed
eide hy siiD boz line or row an repre-.
scented in FIGS and q, A stationary
huN lIl contains series Of spaces
ul ana "a delivery device connected
with on. NuE,r bar tFh by which the
spaces ufo discharged ana permitted
90 fan into the line al their proper
places 4huH 10 is that. by opcfat .Ir
tn l,N tlu required matrices aUi
HpucU afg delivered one after au0ih /.
ana assembled IN line Ia the bloc.
CO. until 10 contains all the cham
tcra necessary 90 complete one line lf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

The linotype produces nnlghed mat
ter Of the highest quality Il permits
the face or style of typo 90 bo
changed at will, Il permits tho ppor.
ator 10 read and correct his matter
as he proceeds, thus avoiding the u.s..
ual errors In correction. Any person
Of Intelligence can. IN few days. be-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

come a good operator. and In q few
weeks au expert
The first maChlnoa were introduced
in 1856 and are still Ia guccaHHful
daily use, Il was decided. however.
20 follow the development and inn.
proycment of the invention aR far az
possible. The action Of tho machines
was carefully watched for months.