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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-10

Bishop Turner has apparently modified
his opinions with respect 20 negro emf
grafton. Some time ago he wanted them
all 20 90 back 10 Africa; now he SAYS
the United States government should
send an OF the negro criminals TO Africa
u might be- necessary 20 pass q number
or new laws before We could set up a
penal colony. ana then we should have TO
extend our expansion 10 the length of
acquiring by purchase or otherwise "a Sec
ton Of country 90 Africa 20 which the
criminals could ho doportrd. 30 present
government ln Africa would bo wilnnE
90 have uf dump uHr criminals upon it
Tho legislature ~ Mafsarlusetts has
fcfusrd FOB pass nu leFaUz.nF roif on
sunfaya Thf Wiu leave thc poor BArk
Soy and neacon lnl people wlih snly
"a duya 90 play C9lf GA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
OIL FIELDS or oewlNo.
People Of Demlna Not Responsible for
False Reports.

The silver city Enterprise com.
menting editOHally on the alleged una
81 oil near Drming, says.
This title might mean much. but Il
really means lHtlc Press reports of
the discovery uf OH near Dcming, n.
NJ. have been lugCnlUusly spread all
over the country, and have brought
many Inquiries But u Us only Justice
to the citizens NJ Dcming and vicinity
a. say that those reports did not orig.
mate Ia Doming aud no action has
been taken by them 20 boom their
town based on these reports. The
facts ~ the matter are due the public
and have not as yet been given fun
publicity,
II appears that last fnll "a parry con.
nectcd with the United states Eculog-
lcal survey PASSED through this see.
tion and Ia their report they mcB.
toned places here and there along the
line OF survey whore they had disCov-
cred certain formations indicating the
possibility Of the existence ~ moro or
less oil. aud one 81 the places mon.
toned was about ten miles north of
DemiuE
Taking this slight Information as a
basis aud using the excitement on the
oil question. which exists Ia Texas AS
| a result uf the Beaumont discoveries.
as bait Go the uuVary some III PafO
| parties located about 3uuO acres ~
land near Dcming They then pre-.
cCpdcd 10 organise "a stock company
and let n few friends in ON tho ground
| floor The next step was tl use the
columns OF certain newspapers TO an
nuuncc the discoveries 81 quantities
81 oil Facts were distorted and mis-
| statements made az tu tho rush of poo
pie 20 the newly discovered uil fields
and they made IL appear that all the
information ominatcd from Dcming
whereas as matter OF fact IL was all
written Ia IN pasp.
The citizcAs Of nemiua have taken
1.-THE prcoautiOn uf locating land Ia the
$50 called oil fields. and II anything oi
La substantial nature should develops
lthoy viii be- glad Co have the attention
OF the world AZ large called to a. but
they will not be- parties To hctitiou
lreports. which can only inIurc con
Immunity in the end
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
Notice

Notice is hereby given that / the
undersigned administrator of the as.
tate uf Louis Ehrrhardt deceased, an.
dor and ht virtue of an order OF the
district court uf the Second judicial
district uf thr territory uf New Mex
iCu within and for the county of Der
ualillo spI and dispose ~ "a private
sale. at tho store nf Emil kloinwurih,
boo tho civ OF Albuquerque. the FOL.
real estate nf said Louis Ehcrhardt
Tho south eight tsl feet uf tract u
land owned hy said Louis Ehorhardt
boo h.s Ufc time, east 81 South Second
street Iu the city uf Albuquerque, "a
moro particular description is as fol
lows tu.wit Bounded ON the south
Dos lands OF lose and hartplO Trujillo,
uu the east by Second street, ON the
west hy and uu the north by
lands owned by Louis Ebcrhardt In
hlH lifetime also another piece NJ
hand described ns follows, tu-Wlt .
Commencing at the southwest corner
at the q. W Lewis Addition No 3 tu
the city OF Albuquerque running
thence north along tho east side ut
Third street sixty Ave feet thence
purt ln "a limo parallel with the south
line of the said e. W. lowls Addition
So 3 ono hundred feet tarnco south
Boa "a line parallel with said Third
street 90 tho south boundary line OF
said g. " Lewis AddIuun No. 3
[ thpurp west along the said south
/ boundary line uf said G.. W. Lewis Al
dIton $50 @ one hundred feet Go IN,
point and place of beginning
/ GEORGE EBERHARnT,
Administrator
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
RECEPTION ron THE PRESIDENT
Governor Otero Appoints Committees
70 Mike ATrannenenta.

10 NlANE ~ hfNN aNfNNfNAoF
Governor OtUrO through Adiutau'
G,ueral Whitcman. last Saturday i..
sued the following circular
Tho gentlemen named below are AL.
ylsed that they have hou appointed
committeeman FOR ga Dr. respective
counties. and they aru urged 10 take
steps 90 Immediately organize an OK
cursion of the citizens OF the territory
10 meet president Mckinley ana DIS
party ON their PASSAGE through the
territory. 40 pomiuE ON NAV q, gas
u. M: Ration Jerry IDnhy. W. e..
| Barnes. an SChulor and John Morrow.
| AlhugucrQuc-O y Marion. T.. a.
tWhhru. Thomas Hughes Chas New.
| hall N g. Ferguson and y Y. cha.
Ives. Las Vegas r. Y. Long q. a.
/ lnrrazolp Srruudino Romero AMI
james s. Duncan Socorro NhtaU
| \hoyta and " " uuughcrty SantH
! Fc e.. g.. Bartlett. j. -. Hughes a.
lB lnuphln ami e.. r. Eaalcy Las
Cfucca s. 49, Fail and Martin Lob
man.
The promise Of special train ha
IalrtAdy been secured from the AtChi
| son. Topeka 4 Santa Fo Railroad CON
! pauy. which will start from Ration Zoo
/ time 10 make connection at DrminE
The time OF starting and the rate az
! fare will bc annpunccd az soon as The
| same can bee asc"rtaipcB from u,
railway company.
As the time Is too short tn admit of
a meeting "a Albuquerque. as has been
suggested IL is thought advisable that
tho committee u' each town should
lrcport daily 90 Adiutant General
IWhuoman 81 Santa F". who has thu.
far had the matter iu charge adyisinl
him uf the progress made and th'
humber that will probably join th,
lvNcursiou from each locality. This %
important as the railway company
must bee advised 100 time Co provide ,
luHciont number of ears 90 aCcummu
date the party
A. the excursion and reception &,
1.-THE president will bee attended viii
considerable expense, the gentlemen
named Will also a,t as finance com
mlttcr iu their respective localities q
raise funds for that purpose. and rl
init the same 90 - n Marion Ur franI
A. Hubbou. Albuquerque y VI. Ncr
respectfully W g. WHlIEMAN.
Adiutunt General
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04

win be- constructed po That additions
can be- made 60 20 from time 90 time.
a hot water heating plant VIII Pee u..i
ln me new structure
I'm the ncichborh1oi uj west Silver
avenue ana Sixth street There orc h,'
new houses in course ui ruust u''Iun
Herman tlasy's nov Residence N'.
ing Mustered. George Edich is rut. IE
up the frame work ut % h1uI nmH
frame: the two story adobe ut " D.
Blrdsop is nearly ready for the root
and the two brick cottages being hunt
hy ~ a. Tllton are growing rapidly.
This urlghuorhood o. being hllod up,
and up account of its clos"ncss 90 Che
| business center will make q enc rest
dcncc district in the near future.
Charles % Hopping ana VIC nave
accented the urw residence built Tor
Them by w. s. rnrr auu win taNn
/ pussessiou az once .lr plan of tuIH
house has boon much admired Ui
shows cocoa 'ast, and judgement CON- H"
part az both the owner nud hu'0 .'r.
ID is situated uu south Arnn ir'i
The Highlands presents .H"F
scene In uulldiug operations ana u
nearly every block thHr" d. under con
| strurtion "a now building ur .1W. 800.
lurnyrmruts iu the way OF sidewalks.
fencing or outhuudins r0iuH nu
ID Mcpherson store building GOO DO.
corner ~ ,ua. avenue and Aruu 30 '"l
liR nearly ready for occupancy 1Hd
ghru HIlpl Vt,h % stock of EiuDnIl.
&c.. win boz great convenience {.
hr nuIrhhornund Across the street
.1undatiuus are being put in Tor th'
new rcsidcncc of ii i liosu which
viii bee a five room brick OF the latest
style.
The brick work OF the Third story
ON the new building of j kurh'r a
co. was completed today The hulII
ing presents an imposing appearance
aud Is one 81 tho most substantial bus
mess improvements put up in the 'i'.
this year
The improvements being madD aI
tho undertaking parl0rs 90 O. vs.
. strong a Sons are well under way
and viii be- pushed rapidly 10 compile
luuu hy the contractors. BLISS a. Weir
The foundations are boz For thU lriUi
( cottage that Jesus Romero IH haFW
4 uuilt ON north Fifth street between
, Copper and IiIvraa avenue. uul Con
j ItTartur W W Strong wil put I'.O'
LOT men 90 work uu % next week
b The painters have finished work ul
9 ChaH Hawkes. now hum" ON SyEouN
- street and as soon Ur soma 'uir..1
e. hnishinps are completed tho happ
e. luwu,r viii take possession of Wha
, h. considers au ideal residence
Attorney r.. H. Mrdl,rs new I..
druce on west Tijcras avenue is ahuu
4 completed. md the newly marrt.
. couple expect tu occupy 10 about Ma
] list
!. j. r. poimcr the north First a.r.
b feed aud grain merchant har just hI
p ished an addition tu bits brick stor
J. building needed hy bis increasing tu
mess.
The contract for the erection of Oh
y Sisters hospital and eunitor.um h1
u been awarded GO tho local hrm ,
l. builders a Coutra,turs. puod
e. lcmhkc and the actual work OF .nI
u struction viii begin within a few day
u viii require several months Wia
n which To complete the work but th,I
o. no doubt but that 10 will hn tntaho
and ready for occupancy before 0rl
!. ItpUbor LIST The exact contract glu
O has not as yet been asceriaiuDd. ut
10 Il viii probably reach $4,000.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
Ernternal Union rn,ertaIns.

A very enjoyable social was given
hy the Frutornal Union nf America on
Saturday evening la Odd Fellows hall.
II was the urst attempt Of the union
90 entertain their friends, and Il may
bee said the members succeeded admir-
ably Tho Invited guests numbered
more than 100 and each one declared
the entertainment IA grand success
Fine refreshments were served, and a
program. which Included the follOwiuF
was rendered
plano solo Miss Louise Wallace
vocal solo. Miss Jcrdihe Faber. violin
solo. Prof NJ DiMauro, piano accom-
panlmcnt. Miss palladino, reading
Miss Edith Niles, selection, Ariou
Mandolin club. solo Mr. W Y Grim
mor. piano solo Miss EstOlle Boat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
successFuL RACE MATINEE.
Several Good Raees--Fa tal Accident
20 Greenlears Runner,

The race matinee given at che fair
grounds yesterday afternoon was a
success. with the exception of the high
wind which mo- doubt prevented many
from attending Nearly $50 was taken
ina at the gate. which viii go 90 local
.haritiys. Tine contests wcr" the best
cen here for several years and the
best half mile 81 ! IS beats the Den
yer matinee time 81 20 held up there
I this month. and when we consider the
I..uorcuCr in the two tracks IL speaks
highly OF Albuquerque as winter re-.
! sort fer training for Denver claims
| one OF the finest mile tracks In che
Icuuutry The local track Ia yet very
| soft. and needs several inches OF the
| tor dust cut on
The opening race for green horses
/ brought ont field OF ak fine colts
Hand proved "a red hot race calling for
very close decisions. Bonnie r.,
|driypu by W L. Trimble, came la
/ ahead Ia the second heat, but was set
| back for running, giving the race u
/ -Uuuc f." Mr. Frazier's fine colt
| Ia thc three minute class only two on
tered "Noguta AMI st Elmo NE
Erlta' winning with case; best time
! l.29
On the free forall race Action" and
/ Deck came out "Nimble Jim war
promised Tor this race, but for some
unknown reason did not appear "Ac
ton showed her good Kentucky BLOOD
by winning In straight heats; best
time. rs. Deck was little un
ittUady by starting too fresh ana los
about ave seconds in taking a high
wheel riR
Two halfmile runs also came on
! ia the FIRST run an accident happened
90 r. A. Greenleafs "23" year old
colt She bolted at the track gate
aud ran into post. breaking her leg
and had 90 he shot. A black pony
had "A tumble with her, but escape,
harm The two Jockeys came safely
nut of the sCrimmHge. Mr., dreunlea
feels his loss kocnly, as he eNpecte,
To- scoop In several hig purses this fal
40 The fair
The races commenced promptly nn'
mo- time WAS wasted In foolish scoring
Everyone got home az i.3O, whici
spoaks we'll for the opening matinee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
a Strange Fatality

Tho Manouey undertaking establish.
ment Of this city received a telegram
Friday morning announcing the SUD
den death uf n. - Fisher az Lake Val
ley. owner and manager of the silver
companyB mines there and asking
that an undertaken hc sent to ombalm
and prepare the body for shipment
home 20 Chicago. There were no fur.
thcr particulars. Undertaken Chester
was sent 4 strange fatality seems
10 follow the managers Of these "a.
nous mines, Manager Fisher being the
| nuh manager 10 die suddenly. the la.
manted Walter G. lladlpy being the
fourth Deming Headlight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
ALONG THE RAILS,
Interesting information Regarding
Railroad officials and Employees.
NEWS IN ABBREVIATED FORM.

General storpkocpcr Rice has dc.
parted Tor the west ON business.
Tho new mattresses for the local
RAILWAY hospital viii be- made by g. II.
nonnott. proprietor Of the white
House
Engine s92. the latest ot the big
mountain compounds built at the To.
prkn shops. is now at Ration for per.
manont service
Conductor w. n Coleman, who was
nominated for night policeman ~ the
Las Vegas city council meeting VIII
not serve in the position
The firm OF Arson a Holman. con.
tractors aud builders Of the new rail-
way hotel and depot are hopeful Of
going Co work on the erection OF the
depot building ON Monday morning.
W. u. wheeler a Santa Fc baggage
man g. building a neat thrce.room
frame cottage ON north First street
near the Continental Oh company'H
/ Office. n. Y. FrcoloNc ih the cohlfh'
tor
ID ~ Auld. Of the railroad carpcn
ter shops has accepted bis new home
from Contractor Hayden aud VIII uc
cupy II ,,fy soon with his family The
building is most pleasing aud com
Portable one in appearance and con.
stmcU1u with modern convenience.
Ernest ". Kite boilermakor a. the
luoai shops was married al Kansas
Itity To- Miss ELLA Fulchcr vt Roam.
'ote Va The newly welded couple
|arriycd here last night and viii go
to housekeeping at No. tl4 south Nrno
street
. Work On the nnc eight room house
LOT Conductor Jesse Miller at Iron
|Rvcuup ami south Arno street has been
I started hy Contractor l'arr The foun
luutluus are finished, material b. ON IN,
i ground. and the building viii soon as
, sumo shape.
a very large amount Of building ma
+. ltprial Is now on the ground 10 be used
/, iu the construction uf the new addt
. tirns to the rail ugd shops, and more
B.. lis being brought in daily. The ma
. SONS are at work on the toundationi
Q nnd large force of men are prepar
,u. material
). q j Chapman. of st. Joseph, Mo
% has arrived 100 Ga" city ami is nos
3 learning the tricks in the position o.
lphirf clerk iu tho freight depot. Wa
90 t,. Young who was here tnmpuraril
p. NNININE NfWU N'i' IiNniNlNtAH OF 81 ~
90 ri.m for Cnrroluon Mo Mr char
les mans assistant ls Mr iosonfcldt
i young gentleman formerly IN charg
B" of me railway company war'hous
2. in Wichita.
Tn, new hotel has had q larg
amount of work done on 10 during th
!" w..k Tile roofing haa been put 90
. h. roof covering the porticu; the cci
trail or tower section la fast assuu
ing shape. and the cement surla'
uI.t has been completed on the On,
p. |4uI sides at the ellis The tain chir
ur, stack has also received its co
p" rtiur Of stuccu. while an over the 10
mpusc building an army uf mechanic
arc nt work ON the different contract
Much favorable comment on the stru
+, turc is heard daily and Myssrs Ans'
a Holman and Architect Whittlcsey
forces are being praised for their ,
forts la moving along go rapidly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
indian Club Defeated

In the game Of base bali on the
Las Vegas diamond Saturday after
noon. hotwco- the FORMAL club of that
city and nine from the government
Indian school Of Albuquerque. the
score appear tu have been a little
one sided as il was found mat the
nnrmals had 2G runs Co their credit,
while tho indians got a. Tho latter
have no excuse 60 onor for their de-.
feat i'm the game except that thoy have
had no great amount Of practice hut
the result Of the score will only have a
tendency 90 stimulate them for auoth.
cr game. when IL can br expected that
they viii make decidedly better
showing. The batteries were Bcnegas
and Wayne Tor the local club and
CLARK and Rhodes for the normals
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
SULPHUR SPRINGS LEASED.

W. E Myers, the New Lessee, 20 Take
Charge on May lst.
W. 4 Myers has secured "a two.
years lease ON the famous sulphur
springs resort and viii reopen thnt
popular hostlpry ON May the dpll
having been completed with q. 3. otto.
ro tho early part OF thD week.. Ih, e.
springs are famous tho world uy.r cas-
"a positive cure for rheumatism and
an blood diseases and Mr Myers dr
serves the hearty support OF gll boo
making this one at the most popular
health resorts iu The southwest Nr
Otcro returned to Albuquerque We'd.
Hrsduy afternoon. Nprt Wagner ac.
compauyiur him as fT as Thornton
Bland Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
sudden Death Of a consumptlvs.

ilai Shruad young man Of Harris
burg Pa. who had been soiuuruihg In
Los Angeles for the past winter for
the purpose NJ rogaining his health.
was found dead beside the track at
Gallup yesterday morning lie was
returning tu his home, and just how
ho came 70 his death will probably
never be- learned. Il is supposed how.
ever. that he was standing or the plat
form AZ the coach when hits heart
failed. aud the body fell 90 tho ground,
The remains were takcn in charge by
Undertaken W. r. Kuohcnbcckcr Rel
atlvcs OF the deceased were notified
and this morning the dead body ~
MI Shroad passed through the city On
route 90 the old home
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
A Rank Falsehood.

Roth the Albuquerque aud Santa
pc schools closed recently after a
seven months term on account ~
lack uf funds. be public schools Of
CprulIua ciusc to-day after "a most
surcossful term Of eight months and
the school directors have surplus
Of nearly 5000 Ia tho treasury Ger.
r.llus Register
As far as Albuquerque is concerned
tho above item d. rank talschuud
The public schools have not closed
and Will not until the summer vacation
sets %. 1hDrc is over 10000 lu the
treasury. and every teacher receives
lhl8 err her salary promptly every
month There iA NO reputation ~
/ this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
LM.NHLNn TRACk

Tho NlluGn Sow Mcy'no rJad In.
t.uF. 30 commence changing rs
track m narrow tn broad guaE. May
q. This viii lp quite q ioh. as no ON"
stretch thpr. VIII hr 10000 spikes Ga
draw. tfe wHa % to moved and then
the suk.F must again hr driven into
tine t.t. n win t3Fa from thIoc tu
five Tag 90 do thIs work during
which tim traffic over the raab VIII
hp ir' ruWnH
Whom tne DOT. uaH selected uu one
truuaht uf the celebration Oft the
"Dinru ja MoFo' th, san OF May
which requires tho attention OF most
of the MgNoaU Asst is thought that
many AZ them .l would Dee UmplnyDl
in this work s.I'' top to eDt ready
10 cplchut. u0 a...t.r how important
the work miEhf n.. the railroad au
thoriiira cunDlud. tu not commence
the work until after the celebration
was over 500 the work Of changing the
track will commence on Tuesday May
1th.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04

SHORT PARAGRAPHS.
o. % Thompson and ! y. Erickson
lar .o proposed Corhitl district rail
f.uH. wore here yesterday
a. g. Chamberlain. of the local
hons. ia attending the Air HrakcmDns
90 orIation convention at Chicago.
N.tt Pole who visited southern cat
I#uua. has returned and resumed
yHt in the LEGAL railway machine
shops.
.tu.rph KuhnH. formerly the general
, ttuf.tosprr Of the Santa Pc fbri'c,
lHH ruuu tn Los Angeles tn visit his
/ gmiy
David Anderson. ST.. mn cmployc NJ
Ithc tf ht depot has been confined
To- hls room for several days past us
|u result nf q severe cold. involving
4 bo lungs
W D. rowars. the division route
Inr ut 81 the Wells Fargo EX"rcs7 com.
Iulne returned from tho north ln {
Saturday night spending tho sabbath
liu thiH city
OBJ patchcr MAYS ~ Wlnslow. o. now
o.. tho Williams force Of nighi oil O..
.pHiUhura for the Santa Fo Pacific Ial.
.tUld having exchanged places With
dispatcher q y. nunlap.
IS. &. Webster. the railroad con.
'truptur who has just tukon Huh.cou.
tract ON the cutoff below Ash FORK.
Iva. % visitor In Williams Mr. Web
lister was ou the lookout Tor couple
'Uf stray WuirR
= a Harlan who is the capable $500.
p..Iutpudyut ot bridges and huiltinEs
uu This division of tho Santa o.. wuf
in 90" ,ity last Saturday and Sunday
De is Keeping hi9 eyes ON the big raii
road improvements going on here.
Michael tdnlDy BIS tho new rundmns
Ter for the Santa ie Pacific from Win
luw Co Scnlmnn with h"nduuarter.
'ut Williams William Crowley the ro
tiriur roadmastor has accepted O
more lucrative position Tor tho sam,
, company gt Ash Furk
g. St1wan who was % fireman
out at Topeka O few years ago bu
lately working iu this city is ON
Z visit to Topeka and while there vii
8 my lut of belgian harcs. Sc ha
b quit wlroadiuR and has established
n rahbitry in this city
( a. g. Hurley general supgrintend
/. cut at thr Santa be- Pacific. and ]. l.
:. uibbard division superintendent. wer
in Che city yesterday and they too
q inspection strullg AN through the hi
shops and yards we'll pleased with Oh
!, work noticed iu progress.
3. The Topeka Journal says iuhn ~
i plu formerly mnchinlgt lie Topeka
b. but lately win the Santa Pc at Alhl
Quprpu" a. NJ. is in town for a shuI
Is visit ly reports that Jesse Campbell
g. formerly foreman Of the road gan
y here. Dos working at At un.
q Tho SANTA Pc pacih rN ing a
ia raugrmputs Co rcplac, H" sttI
~ coal .Dhutpa at Williams th ih
loo latest iu that line uf Improvement
10 Automatic luadprs and unloadDr- W..
60 In, instituted Tho company viii 8l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04

G. G. Hall. ur lum as be- ls fam
Harry called. the genial and rustlIng
man of Albuquerque. vas
q pleasant caller at the News office
"wednesday "Lum BIS booming the
Albuquerque fair for all there rs IN IL.
lie promises Tins onOrt on the part OF
the business men aud good people Of
Albuquerque Ca eclipse any similar cf
fort made by them in the fair line
and to help bring about a
proper appreciation hc is ensltins iae
help of every ono OF his host Of friends
along the line Williams News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
INTERPRETATIONS.


The following Incorporation papers
were nipd in the office of Territorial
Secretary Rnyuulds The M Pasu OH
and Coal company, capital $500 900,
Headquarters at lordshurg. The Ga
cnrpuraturs are. Jake W. Levy
Thomas OKe,fe. Walter u Graysou.
Clarence 81 nucklor, Leigh Clark l..
n Turner Joseph vs.. Brooks, John H.
Nurphyof m ra-o. Alyah W. clifford.
az l.urdHbuIE
The Luna County OH and Develop
ment company, capital S2u10nU. head.
ounrtcrs at u.miug The inCpfpora
tors are Jas "a. Tracey. James =. By
ron and Anthony J. CLARK
Tho Aberdeen Copper company, cap
ital 81 100000 Headquarters at Lords
burg. lncurpyDtOrs uge NJ. Fraser
Bolon. lhudd,Is % Bradford and Don
a. kpl2io.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04

Hon. r. ~ Burns viii erect a ilno
new store building at Park View In
place ~ the one destroyed 10y Ere week
before last His net loss was about
$4,000. He carried a 100000 stock,
upon which there was insurance OF
$4,000. including buildings. Mr..
Burns has had his share Of fires since
1892. During that time he has suH.
tanned "A net loss Of $4,000 over and
above insurance. aud In the meantime
has paid out 100000 10 insurance com.
pnnics. making "A total OF 100000
through Insurance and IRE Ia the past
nine years