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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-08-03
Personal BCE POLITE.

va
T. Fl. Daigre returned Monday
night from "a little trip.
DIR, Willie Powell who has h Ell
20 i'll is better.
Miss Nellie Lemon is in town to
visit tile Misses G0lsan.
Miss Mary Butler is summering in
Virginia.
Mrs. May E. Lpake and little
girls returned Monday night from
a trip to New Orleans on business.
W. W. Converse returned to the
city, Saturday, after a brief
visit here.
Mr.. A. Sch!esinger and family
are at home again from their pleas,
nrabIe visit to st. Louis.
Mr.. andsMrs. J. r. Teienne have
taken their departure for their new
home at New Roads. >
Miss Elma Austen is with her
sister Mrs. Palmer to attend camp.
meeting in tie 9Th ward.
Mrs. K. N. I"ake left Wednps.
day for New Orleans to consult an
aurist.
w. IT. Tenney and son Joe have
returned from a delightful little
vacation tour.
Mrs. J. W. I.caIie, who has been
having fever for some time. is now
better.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Howell and
daughter, Miss Hattie, have return
ed from a trip to Cooper'S Well.
V. NJ. Jackson, wife and dangh-
ter have gone to Cooper's Well for
their usual summer visit.
Mr.. and MIS-. II. p. Moses of
Slaughter were here Oh Friday
morning.
Felix Gilmore spent the week
here ut his fathers home. lie IN a
young attache of the Pi,1yune and
$ doing well.
Miss Mabel and Mr.. Henry NC
Kowcn were guests at Alton Villa,
this week.
Morris Burgas and family left
monday for Il stay at Abita Springs,
to he absent Till the 18th.
Friends here are pleased to learn
that Miss tIannah ArOnStein, for
m"rly Of this place, has married well
in Austin, Texas.
Mrs. II. L. Bradford, nee Rayn-
ham. is here this week to visit her
former home, and is being gladly
greeted by her many friends.
Miss Marion Irvine of New Or
leans came up with Mrs. NJ. Il
I,eake Monday night and is now a
guest ut Pecan Grove.
Mrs. Il. \. Harrison and family
are spending several weeks at the
Sehshore CampgrOnnds, deriving
much benefit from sea air.
Miss Ka'lIryn Doherty, who has
been visiting relatives IN this parish
For two weeks, was in town with
Mrs. J. II. Percy several days,
! aving to-day.
Tidings from Mrs. s. Iawrason
anl party announce their safe ar
rival in New York, concluding a
delightful voyage.
G and r. Howell go to Baton
Rouge for the reunion. The fOr>
mer leaves shortly for the Pan
American and u visit 10 friends in
Canada.
J. II. Slaughter and sister, Miss
Bette, Of Pt Hickey, DIR. Ball of
Slaughter, Morris Meyer of Baton
Rouge, Jules Delambre of Port
Hudson were few of the many at
the moonlight picnic. +
Misses Margaret Stirling and
Louise Pinsoneault intend leaving
to-day for Il few days in the capitol
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-08-03

n. and easy expectpration ia pro-
n, a few doses of Billiards. HIRE
SYRUP, in all eases Of Hoarseness
. Arnsf, or difficulty of breathing.
q and 80 clS.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-08-03

The public il hereby warned against
buying Wood, Timber or Stock froR: ten.
ants on Okley, Ogden anu Downs pls ita-
tions or driving thertrJm any sock
without special permission \.
Mis-, l.. Il. Matthews.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-08-03

IN ,o,r embroidery box with
ID. min, sold bv Miss II. +. Town.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-08-03

. The lRSt soda water in town at
Ringers.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-08-03

.ssnt for and can give sper;a
:, III newspapers, periodicals. and
'''H''' - E. BARROW.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-08-03

Genl. PackwO0d aid the Louisi.
ana Division U. g. V. will capture
Baton Rouge on August 9Th.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-08-03

Mr.. Sidnor McNair has returned
from New Orleans TO his post at
the Bayou Sara Compress.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-08-03
Stanton Gullr0e,
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
NATCHEZ, MISS.

Tn a long-noted centre of culture, with,
Is scholarly instructors, beautiful
grounds, new study hall and dormitory,
electric lights, modern appointments on
every floor, pare artssan water, bonnti-
fu! fare, happy home-life judiceusly SUI
pervised.
Three high-grade courses Classical,
English, Seientiic). Art, ElOcution,
Piano, Organ. Voice-cultnre, Shorthand
each under separate speci; list.
Graduates in Wellesley and Barnard
Colleges proofs of our standards and
work. Roarlers limited to fifty ard Ill
lowed choice of rooms as they apply.
Write for catalog of 9Th session, which
opens September n.
j. II. PRESTON, President.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-08-03

Miss Ioulie Catlett will visit the
Pan American, while away.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-08-03

n. Martin, the painter, will give
You an estimate on painting, paper
hanging and kalsomining and all
material pertaining to same.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-08-03

To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative BrOmO Quinine
|hbi% All druggists refund the
|NHg il it fails to cure. +. w.
pres signature is on each box.
biz 9%.
I''A's and excresemces, which soToften
ny PEOPLE ara simply efforts ofnature
mug oft imp IimentS to the prop
Filoflna ce Of her duties. II bne
l'hand assist nature in her work,
''sSllFS q skin clear and beautiful,
l"ly free from all impcrfection.
aScis.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-08-03
Belated Personals.

Mr.. and MIS-. j. B. Moore are over
the lake.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-08-03
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-08-03

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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-08-03
ice President.

O, D. Brooks,
IMwraSOn
II. Percy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
ROSWELL


FROM we htruff,
The q. S. meat market has CON
trscted with i :. Hugcrman FOR loo
head 81 becyes, which have hcen corn
FED on the Chisum ranch. These are
for the most 3.ycar-old steers and are
said "a boz a good bunch Of cattle,
G.. g. Edic and some other farmers, la
the East Grand Plains npighls0rhOOd.
have been thrcshing their alfalfa Of
late and report q good Yield. The seed
Is row worth l2i cents por pound and
az that price h certainly paying crop,
Miss Martha Parker, principal Of the
high school, was called "a her old home
az WaFrensburg, Mo, by the SERIOUS
Illness II her sister, Miss Comic Bear
has taught Miss p8rkor's high school
GLASSES and Miss Kramer has substituted
for Miss Bear during the week.
The preliminary hearing ~ T. Lame
hart, Tor The murder OF Roy Riley, was
held before Judge I.ea and resulted in
iauChuri being acquitted. Mr. Lane
hart will return to North Dakota.
The pricos received hy ". g. Hamil.
TON for the load 81 lambs recently sent
10 the Kansas City market Us certainly
encouraging and would Indicate that
our product beats that ~ ans section
that has AZ yet tried the business, Not
withsiauding the inri that the stock
was on the road al,0ut 1--we days they
/ averaged cighty-right fHmnds and sold
90 s7.G5 per hundred. when tho toI
price f0r the Colorado iamls fer the
same day was unly sj.i5. TWo and d
hall cents a p0und h pretty Ruod mar
gin and ulce premium fur raising
good stun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23

railroad work IN tho southwest, having
had large contracts on both the pec,m
Valley aud ~ Paso A Northeastern
reads.
The new extension oi the Rock Island
now building between Liberal, Kansas.
and ~ Paso, Texas, II being pushed
forward no the rate ~ three miles uf
finished track per day. Already thirty
miles II the roadway Is ready ION The
rails aud n large turcc " graders Is 40
work several miles In advance NJ the
track layers. Tho rapid progress In
laying the track on this new extension
IS made possible by using a new track
laying machine. This machine greatly
facilitates the work by delivering the
ties aud rails tO the wOrkmen ~ fast as
needed. When this new extension is
completed, the ltock Island will have
the longest piece ~ straight track ~
any railroad IN North America, the
trnck being ~ laid that for distance
l2o milcs there II not a curve. The
nrw bridge ON this extension. over the
SOUTH Canadian river on which work
began u few days ago, will be- 40 feet
long and 10 feet nhuve the water
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
HILIsnoRO
Frnm the llnl.enre Aa,ecs,r.

fthui We tiNlhinfu A0Nnfatri
sheriff Chandler has arrived here.
Pneumonia came near doing Jack up.
though somewhat weak, ho H. in pretty
guOi condition. lie came ln frum Gu
chillO Ia which place hc has moved hig
family from San Marcinl.
Deputy Chas. Yaplo came down FROM
Grafton 30 attend tho preliminary trial
VI Dave Allen for the murder of buck
Puvell 80 Fairyiew last December, hut
which WAS indefinitely postponed owing
10 lhO absence Of witnesses.
The Homo Culture club which was
practically abandoned owing a. The I'LL
ness 81 Ms. Blckford, has been ro-
summed aud Is iluurishing under the
management ~ Rev. N. =. Parker.
The club recently received an install-
ment Of iifiy books by standard authors,
Prof. Edwin Walters and MIR. Cassius
G. Gilbert, who arrived here on sun
day, returned to La ralOnas Tuesday
afternoon. Before leaving Mr. Gilbert,
who II che executor M the Wilson Wad.
bingham estate, paid the sun 81 Ell ,00l,
this amount being due Sierra county
for back taxes aud court costs. OF this
amount sl,iiG3D was paid % Treasurer
Plommous, the other being paid 10 tho
court, which will be- prOtiortionately
distributed 20 the different funds ~ the
county, with the exception, however,
that 20 per cent IT the li,i75.52 paid
10 the court will be used In paying
cuurG expense and county officials fdr
services rendered Ia the case. This
amount will greatly assis, the county
in d financial way.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23

Rrnrn The Opilc

from the Optic.
The Arnot wool securing plant ship
ped six ears OF secured wool TO Boston.
The last viii and testament 90 The late
Manuoiita Baoa, OF this place, was iiiod
FOR probate.
The Ei iaorvcnlr resort Is being rec
papered. repaired aud aited up prepar
atory for tbs accommodation OF guests
this spring and summer. Mr Romero
expects 20 open the resort April l.
Preparations are being made by nrs.
Upton and Hernandez 10 perform a
very scientifc operation Of skin graft.
Ing: the cuticie to be furnished 10y a
Young person FOR the benefit of an elder
~ person.
The bonds Of the contractors Tor the
public school buildings have not yet
been filcd with the school hoard. never
thelesa. work on these Improvement
have been commenced by the contract
ors This should be- matter for the
board TO look into. ~ may prevent
dlsagrecahir minunderstandlngs later
%.
The banquet OF states given by the
ladies' aid OF the Methodist Episcopal
church, Thursday night. was q trcmeu.
ious success The ladies we're taxed to
their utmost 10 take care Of the crowd.
the hall being taxed 60 us full capacity
and fully one hundred people had ia
be- tlrncd away Three hundred pro-
pie found seats araund the tables.
Judge g. V. Long made "a splendid
postmaster and never failed TO make
a happy hli In introducing the repre-
sentatiyes 90 the difter,nt states.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
VICTOR muao BAcmEoHI
tie Was Chrisirnrd Yesterday and Han
qust Given ln ats Honer.

Yesterday afternoon at ESQ o'clock,
at the church 90 the Immaculate Con
ception, Rev. Mandalari baptized the
rec-months-oli son. Victor Hugo. Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Orestc Bachechi The
pretty ceremony was Witnessed by
quite a large delegation ~ friends.
while Col 4. Mascttl and Miss Rachel
ScOttic were thr sponsors.
Immediately on the conclusion Il this
ceremony. the happy parents. with
their pretty boy baby and friends. re-
paired 90 the family home on North
second street. and az 30 o'clock. in
honor ~ the event. sat down to one ~
the finest and most elaborate spreads
ever given In the city. John Cornetio.
the well-known chef and proprietor OF
The Vcndomc" on South Flrat street.
had personal charge % the repast, and
furnished the invited guests with a
menue consisting ~ twenty-five choice
and rich courses. The drinkablcs con-
sisted ~ the finest imported and do
nestle wines. which were furnished by
the wholesale liquor establishment ~
Bachech \ Gioml
while the banquet was going on al
the residence. a large party Of friends.
BY invitation had also assembled al the
Chrlstoforo Colombo hail. and there
they enjoyed sumptuous repast,
equally az fine as the one served by Mr..
Cornettp at the residence.
The following gentlemen and ladies
were Invited guests az the .csidence
Messrs and MeHdames a, Harsch. J.
Shery Frank DE Lucchi, r. Valentino
q. Gioml. Mrs. H. ". David. Misses
Rachel Scott and Anita Pailadino
Messrs w. W. McClelland. = Masetti
l.. Grad. r. Tomci. r.. Gridi, y, Clan.
ottl and a. Puccetti and The citizen
representative.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
SANTA FE ROUTE

feet deep. Santa Fc-U. s. Weather
liuteau. Santa 10 range covered from
two 10 five feet deep, apd excellent pros.
pects FOR continuous supply ~ water
for early spring Woodbury. J A.
Woodbury. Miners from the mountains
report about twenty inches ~ snow adj
iaccnt 10 Bland Seloypta Calistfo
MOuioyh lee on crort aud very cold.
Stock suffering because grass covered
np Bluewntrr J. =. Van Dorcn! On
mountains fully two feet ~ heavy. wet
snow, on top of q foot ~ old snow Still
showing Cubrro Gus Wriss' Pros.
poets good for hig crop and lots of water
this year.
Lower Rio Grapdc -Anlrews -Jno. /.
Thompson. Have also bad heavy rains
he velleya Cuchllo Emil OrandIcan
Heavy SNOW boz thp BLACK Range. Ilt.
O., rnin ou the plains. hnt plenty ~ wa.
ter Tor irrigation purposo,. j. W Naplo;
The soil Us trry wet. aud plenty 0f wa.
tvr for Va" spring g. assured Itrmosa
Geo. Il Bacus. Recent SNOW storms
reported very heavy loo ,nonntalns. where
drlfrd. Il Is reported M deep a. twenty
feet. Plenty VI water assured until
June
CHA -CliR W. \ Heather ilainiug
and showing for the last two weeks: IN
valleys the SNOW mrlts a.. fast az Il falls
Upper rccos willis VIM Sparks, H.
u, Windsor. Trails impossible on the
eastern divide. Snow ~ not drifivd ~
tho hcndwa'ers ~ the Pccps it 8. about
three feet deep.
Sacramento Mountains Cl0udcrOft
Allen Hacker Almost continuous snow.
hut melting considerably Ia places the
snow II drifted over stake aud rider
fences. H. NJ HARDINGE.
Section Director.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
ALAAoooRDo.
From tha Aavrrlaer

from the Advertiser
The transcribed records ~ tAncoln
and Duna Ana counties have been ~
ceivcd and the probate clerk h now
prepared tu furnish complete abstracts
~ title ~ real estate in Otnru county
The Lumber company started mill
No. =, and as spun az the weather per-
miis Che hauling down ~ sufficient logs
both mills viii he kept running night
aud day in order "a supply the demand
that exists Tor their put The sum-
hined capacity ~ the 30 SAL ~ h 2OD,
600 feet per day.
An accident that came near being
fatal occurred Tuesday Afternoon ~ the
mill No. 2. While Mr.. Mayhee, the
block setter was standing ON the car
riage, a small log was thrown over the
head blocks, one end on level with hia
head. Not being able to dodge, he
caught the log with his hands aud fell
on the carriage On The hour, the end
against the slide ~ his head and would
have crushed him had the aoor ~ tha
carriage been an inch or two lower, ~
The log rested ou tho edge ~ the car
riago The accident was caused by
large log rolling down tho skidway
with such force as To throw the smaller
log on the skidway and over the head
block. Mr Maybeo escaped With a
low scratches
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23

sheep business, having recently bought
i.2to head OF sheep from n. O. Patter.
son also so head from Abran Abeyta.
Word was received IN this city about
the middle % the week that capt A. n
Fitch started an electric drill Tuesday
IN the Graphic mine. n IL pleasant a.
know that the captain felt warranted
IN taking this step. a. be- had c0ntem.
plated u for some time.
Jose Y, AraEon. the wealthy stock
man Of Manage who O. IN the city. re-
ports that on the 5th inst one. uahino
Valencia, of Mangas. went out to hunt
some horses aud did not return. Sew.
eral men have since searched the coun.
Try over ana failed TO ilnd any trace
% him They are Of the opinion that
he either frozo 20 death or was Killed
by some horse thieves who were ~.
ported TO be In that section at the
time
Prof G. l.. Herrick was IN town. Ito
had undertaken trip 20 the MACK
Range but was Obliged to turn back
nt Magdalena on account OF the heavy
snowfall Prof Herrick has improved
greatly IN health Of late. being now IN
better health than before Tor Year,.
iIe has recently completed a survey for
patents on the g. g. Treasury, the
White Eagle the Keystone. ana the
Great Southwest mining claims for
Klngsbury brothers, IN the BLACK
Range.
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Cox ANA Mrs.
Joseph Cox arrived In town from the
Datils. Mrs. Joseph COX was on her
way 10 her home near Springfield.
Colorado. where the Cox brothers have
recently started cattle ranch The
party experienced severe SNOW storm
Monday while crossing the san Angus
tine plains Mr. Cox stated that tn"
snow was more than foot deep IN the
plains, also that the prospect was goo
FOR an excellent year Tor the catilems n
In western socorro county az the grass
would he sure 10 hc good early On the
season ana thus prevent the usual
large percentage ~ loss Of calves
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23

Ting down permanently IN Denver
There h no man IN Eddy county better
liked than John and lrgior II ffiends
regret his guln0 and wish him lock
wherever he IA.
The Panhandle Stock association sill
hold ~ regular annual convention IN
Amarillo, Texas, on March and o,
next The stuckmcu ~ the pecos val
ley, having No regular organization "
thuir own, properly belong to and are
interested In this association. aud a
large number from this valley will
probably be- IN attendance.
Died ~ the family homo on Canyon
street, Carlsbad, N NJ, Friday. Fobru-
AIRY =, at 7.lu y. M, Mrs. Ellio Mullane,
beloved wife uf William u. Mullane.
Mrs. Mullane WIS ior many years a sui.
iorrr frum consumption, and has borne
her burden with a brave aud uncOm-
plgining fortitude.
II. Wloland, ~ Chicago, ono Of tho
cxcursiunisis who rncor ny arrived
here from Colorado springs, died ~
consumption 40 Hotel schltx. 10 was
u wreck when he arrived, and The end
came while be- WIS seated ~ the win
do~ ~ his rlom, she only place ho
could breathe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
indian sonooL soyxs.

a number ~ our mighty nimrsls
went Oui Ou Saturday afternoon "a en-
gage in their invogite spOrt, aud after
travelling many miles through mud and
mirc, returned laden dUen with the
guns aud ammunition with Nhirh they
started the less said about game tho
better
our oniorprisiuR industrial teacher,
Mr. Ice, ~ making a number 81 lm-
pr0yumrnis about the school. re has
greatly improved the drigoways aud
has becn luyoling the grounds prepara-
t0ry io setting out grove oi trees.
Noe that spring IL advancing, every
hos from the smallest kindergarten
pupil to thc largest la the school, ~
prarticing bhss hail aiih separations
~ becoming renowned professionals
T1o spanish class has Increased Ia
number, aud b. progressing rapidly un-
der the able tuturaRo oi Professor Mon
t0ya.
a very pirasnf social evening Was
spent Ia the chaps lall last Friday 30
thc pupils and employees. a number ~
visitors were present Oh the ueeAslon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23

The house reassemhlcd nt 2 q. M and
TOOK up the rrrular order VI husinrsf
The following new measures were intro
duccd and referred;
IIonsc BIN No ia2. hy NJ Read M,
rcqucstl. relative g. tho payment ol
school teachers. committee un education
House bin No ia3. 10Y M nntcmau
TO amend scctions t63j and ia1T Com
piled Laws, amending thr school law
committee ON education
HOUSE hlil No. iai. hv Mr. Watrmnn
amer ling arcilon 2t2O Compiled Law.
on procedure IN criminal cases. commit
tee on Judiciary.
iIousc hin No 1870. by Mr. Bateman.
TO repeal section {. chapter -. scs-ion
laws ~ iNHl. committee On luilrlary.
House hin No, iag, hy NJ uaicman.
~ repeal section j., rhiptpr ~ SESSION
laws 90 iNi. committee on Judiciary
House bill No. i3d, 10y MI Ratemnn.
To- amend the law on the construction ~
public bridges, committee 90 roads aud
highways.
liousc bin No. l37. hy Mr. Baicmnn.
repeating certain laws; committee ON iu.
dietary.
House bill No. i3s. hy MIR nat.man.
10 protect public Worship and Go pre-.
vent the Dissertation of SUNDAY. com
miitee on education
House bin No 1870, by Mr. Ratrman.
amending certain laws pertaining ~ the
duties Of county trcasurprs. Judiciary
committee
House hill No. 40. 10y Mr.. pcndlct1u.
10 amend section lS5A, chapter J.. title
90. Compiled laws: Judiciary commit
tee
iiouao blli No i4i, 10y Mr. natoman.
20 provide government Tor cities and va.
lagos. committee on municipal corpora.
tiona.
House bin No ~, by Mr. Ascarate.
10 amend section ~. Compiled Laws.
committee ON education.
House bin No. ii3, by Mr. Barnes,
relative % the establishment ~ express
uiilc.s at certain railroad stations. com.
mittoo on railroads
House bin M. IA. 10y Mr. nnrncs lhy
rcqucst, relating 90 inloNing ~ county
records. deeds and mortgage. commit.
tee ou territorial affairs.
Mr.. Ahlotl introduced resolution in
rrcasIug ihp pay ~ the chipf clprk. as.
sidant clrrk anl chief sipnprrnphcr 60
81 per Jay, the reading rlrrk o. 50 per
day, aui providing 81 per day each to
the speaker and chief clerk for rontIn.
gent expenses Read aud laid over for
future action.
House hin Ne. .. amending section Il,
chapter ~. acts 90 1880 requiring the
signature of the wife T., tie transfer ~
M property. Passed Also house hiil
No. "a. on the duties ~ district q rks 10
criminal appeal eases House bin No
-. 90 reduce the retail liquor license.
was adversely reported AMI the hill
tabled indefinitely.
House bin No. a., with reference Co
filing anl cancolling chattcl mortgages
deeds Of trust, aud for other purposes
was taken Mp and iis sixteen sections
considered ~ length, and the bin passed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
aALLuP OF tIELDs.
I.ocstinE aud Surveying of Lands by Pros
psetive sitliionntrss.

l.orstinE aud Surveying of lands by Pros
Prctive sitlilonatrss.
Surveyor Pradt " kept quite bus,
,these days surveying Oh claims FOR lo
catory
George T. Hulcomb. general manager
Of the Bcrnaiillo Ou company. ~ ex
pected 90 arrive from Boston Ia daS
o. twn.
Major q. A. Pssdt. u Laguna. Ia,
been engaged for the past week or
two In survey Ing oh claims Tor pros
pectlvc mliiionaircs. There are stiil q
few thousand acres ~ Oh land open
for location.
John e. Hubbard n closing out hi,
fruit business and will devote his time
hereafter 60 his OH interests which hav,
increased so rapidly IN value ~ late
His whole time viii be- given 10 them
Manager OKelley of the Gallup OF
company. located eleven more ciaimf
on Tuesday. The prospects ~ th.s
company are fine. They have larg,
area ~ promising OH land under loca
tion and are preparing 70 develop Il a
fast a. possible,
John Gordon and Harry Coidington
have Interested themselves la the 81.
prospecting business u takes "a good
d,al 90 wake either of them up. bul
they Ike q number % others here. have
az last come to realize that lot of
money IL being expended In the Gallup
OH Fields and that IN less thtn 1is
weeks the population there will out
number g1llup'S Plans FOR large
hotel have already been made Ma
chlnery for boring wells ~ now on thi
way from three different directions. \
number OF individuals. as well rs -four
large companies have secured larg'
area ~ promising land 10 work on
Gnllnn Rannhllnan.