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Gilpin observer., 1901-01-17
Ruskin on Woman. Dress.

When n lady walks about town with
three or four yards Of silk tied in n
bundle behind her, she doesn't see It
herself or benefit by It herself. She
carries It for the benefit OF beholders.
When she has put all her diamonds
on in the evening, tell her TO stay at
home and enjoy them In n radiant soil.
tude. and the child. with his forbidden
barley sugar, will not look more blank.
She carries her caparison either for
the pleasure or the modification of so.
ciety and can no more enjoy its bril-
liancy by herself than chandelier can
enjoy having Its gas lighted.-Ruskin.
Gilpin observer., 1901-01-17
surx-.,,y. OF spankiprs.

Teachcr-You don't look well today,
Ralphie. What IL the mntter2 Did
you eat too much cake at the party?
Ralph-No'n. Twcrn't no party.
My ma an my pa had their wooden
weddin. an mos NIL the folks sent 'sm
shingles for presents.
Gilpin observer., 1901-01-17
Mv LOVE

\ iAes not beautiful. peshaps a. beauties -
h0ladsoms and honest, though. and. oh. % suesl
and hndi
)None but pure thoughts could dwell within that
u mind,
ass would the brow not be % pure. and, oh.
- d noble still when beauty fades from here1
4
eull Of the mischief are those quiet eyes.
SSReckless at times, and even saucy tool
li(I have no words that could describe their hue.
Deep a. old ocesnD Falsehood they despise,
And Of their purpose ever frm and clear.
BY those true eyes how many have been led
hOver temptation-onward to the goali
RLove seems the keynote Of this wondrous souli
Drawn by its sweetness, many hcarts have said
- This prayer Of mine, Let me but love thee.
dear!''
Asher Kawday in New York Telegraph.
Gilpin observer., 1901-01-17

he unp Ire q race was
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Gilpin observer., 1901-01-17

say IA n 81 ~.
I think 1t suited we'll
rules will tell
uhoe-his will don
But are IN o
The shoes he racer ms ~
cate hem
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
New Railroad Corporation File Pap
ers viii Buildin Southern New
Mexico.
INTERESTING INSURANCE STATISTICS.

Tho Southwestern railroad Of Art
IONA company Fled amended articles
Of Interpretations with Territorial
secretary , w Raynolds. changing
lts name fo the ll paHO a Southwest.
cfn and increasing lts capital stock TO
Stn0uUnU Tho company will build
q line as railroad from Don Louis STA.
ton ON the Arizona A. southwestern
railway 90 Aqua Pricta on the Inter
national boundary line between Arigo.
ua aud Mexico. and viii also acquire
tho Ncw MoyirD a Arizona and the
Arizona A Southeastern railroads ~
vel a8 complete limo from Biahcr
to El paau by way uf Dcming q total
l0npth az so miles.
Aftirica of Incorporation were also
alcd Boy subsidiary companies. one
la tho southwestern Railroad ST Art
ruua with n capital stock of 100000
divided into $500 shares. u provides
for tho building uf railroad line 10
mites long from Don Louis station ia
Arizona tu thr Sow Mexico boundary
James Douglass Be- president of the
/ plmuaur and Cuargo hoffman accro
| taIs Louis % Brown of uemlur be-
/ the Now NutIHp agent The uihci
I subsidiary time is tho Southwestern
railroad .l Arizona. main line with
! F2.lOll capital divided into 25ui
/ shares. ~ VIII He % line 32 miles Ions
/ rIom Don fouls station in Arizona g
] tro International boundary between
! Arizona ami M,NCo. The incorpora
/ intH are Waite Douglass stuart ~
/ French. a. G. Morgan William "
/ trophy g. Vs. Cluweuu. Frederick a
/ Sweet John A. Campbell J. u. r. Tay
Cor This iiuc wnl tc entirely in Go
rhisc county, Arizona lis offices vii
bC 60 Sew York
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
EQUALIZATION OF TAXES.

4 careful reading uf the statute.
seems to establish the fact that IA,
territorial board OF equalization ha.
no power 40 cqualizc any taxes eXccp.
those assessed upon railroads. tele
graph and telephone lines and sleep
iug car companic7 The board of coun
Is commits ionors Of each county doe.
have the power under the law To- as
F,sa real estate Within its rpspcctiy,
county az such value as Il may deem
proper and best tor the owners Thi
Is the opinion given tho New McXicar
by some very good lawyers. Thi.
thing of assessing valuable timber
and grazing land ~ 20 and go cent
per acre must stop
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
DISTRICT COURT.
Number Of Divorces orantcd--severai
Suits for Debt Tricd-NeW
Cuttn

Jennie Arriola 49, $. j AUioln hi
vorro Granted.
pn. q. s. yesterday and j. S. Eas
tDtluy vs.. a. g. BcrgCrs and vito oi
Santa Fo Judgment Tor plaintiffs
tor 2i3N.5G.
pudiclnua Salazar yB. Grogorio Sala
znr Divorce Granted.
Ida plummcr w. Thomas W. Plum
m,r Divorce Granted
Carmel Wade dc Slngro vs.. An
tonic sangro Divorce. Granted
susan a. Murch yH. Edward "
Nurgh Divorce Granted
Rosa UcIlo iiuiucs So. Billno liaines
Divorce Granted
Mrs Elizabeth Clarion ys. Alfonso
a. Clarion Divorce. Granted.
James W. Freeman VS. James Archer
ct AL Judgment for piaintin Tor
SIo1g5.
otto Williams and Gcorgc Wilson
culurod wiz N,r. bound over Co the
lruud jury by Justice Ctewfurd ful
stealing Mrs SChickB pockothook ON
Iast decoration gay tried 90 obtain
their release hy hHbgas corpus proceed
ine but after hearing tho evidence
uf the several witnesses. tho court
refused tu grant tho writ
In the ease OF the Bland supply
company vs. jose BaCa aud Antonio
Gurule. the plainuus motion to set
aside the Judgment rendered ln the
cases at the last term OF court was
uNprrulcd
The case OF the Territory VS.. The
Santa fc Pacific Railway company
llr taxes alleged 60 be due. was re-
frrrod tO W. d. Ice. special muator
The case ot tn assignment OF Los.
scr a. LcWlnsou to A. a. Walker. as.
iEnce. was continued until tho Sep
t#Whar term
ihC cases of tho First National hank
Vs. H. a. Clouthlor and y. A. Vein
man So. ~. A. Cluuthior were dis.
missed boy the plaintiffs
NEW SUITS.
a Simpler ys. isidor Sandoynl and
Juan Sanduynl. Ag6umpsit
Laura l., ilewes W.. Harry Howes.
Divorce.
Alexandra SHudOyul vs.. Board of
County Comm sIDncrH Debt
4. H. Mitchell Vs. Rafael Chavez.
Appeal from Justice peace.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
FIREMAN DAVIS klLLep.
Ais Tragic Death Occurred on SAINT
Sc pactfr SATURDAY, Mamma.

His Tragic Death Occurred on santa
re Pacific Saturday Morning.
ON Saturday morning last NJ about
iO,3O O'Clock Fireman ira ". Davis
was killed near Armlio station on tho
Santa 30 fgcihc railroad while the
train was runninp ~ high speed. Tie
stood in the Ran way Of the engine,
leaning ont 90 see that the cars con.
taiued mo- hot boxes when suddenly
be- was struck on the hack ~ the head
boy bridge tlmbors. and knocked from
the engine. Davis body fell through
the bridge bounding from one Obsiruc.
ton 60 the other until u reached the
ground The engineer. seeing what hap.
poned. brought the train To a stand.
still. and fastened back Co the relief
~ his Hrcmnu. bu. when he reached
that point. Davis was dead. The train
crew picked up the body and carried
10 to the nearest station and notified
the railway officials Of the accident.
Tho skull was ably fractured and
many bones woro found pressing on
the brain. AMI the body was horribly
bruised. Later lu the day the body
was brought to this city and turned
over to Undertaken !, W Edwards for
cmhalmlng
Mr. Davis came Go this city with his
Wifo ami three small children about
two months ego from Falrhury. Neb.
whore hc Inferred the service uf the
Santa Fc railway company. lie was
33 years of age was member Of Blue
lodge and Royal Arch Masuns and oi
tho brotherhood Ut Locomotive Fire
mon.
Besides wife anu three children Mr
Davis is survived boy his parents. bro
theirs and sisters Zee fairbury Nch.. "a
which place the romans viii be- ship
pod this evening Cos intrrmcnt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
INSURANCE

During 1900 insurance companies 90,
au kinds collected in New Moxicc
S51i 03sGC Ia premiums and paid oui
only SlSGN'C.7l or only 3237 per cent
of tho sum collected, no per cent less
than the average he other states. Tho
auditor also shows that hrc insurance
is carried ON 3iO.72a 900 as worth of
property in the territory As such la.
suuuor can Boz carried only CA "a Ger
tain class Of real and personal prop
orty, generally only to lo per cent of
tho total wealth of state tho Nav
MoMoan says that a better idea of the
real value of personal and real prop
orty owned in tho territory ls gained
than hy looking over the assessment
rolls of the different counties over
Sll 0O0U 600 worth of dfD insurance is
carried in Now Mexico hy companies
doing their business directly In the
territory while undoubtedly nearly o.
much moro is carried by companies
who Insured present residents Of New
Mexico before they came here and col
beet ,ho premiums hy mail CO.. other
wise than through local agents
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
TRAGIC SUICIDE.
Gricvcd over killing Young Lady ~
Killed Himsclf

Gricvcd over KILLING Young Lady Ne
KILLED Himself.
Two deaths instead of one have re-.
suited from the accidental slipping u
"a gun al the Kent camp. on Bill VIII
liams Fork Says the Phoenix Enter
prise Ethel Kent the daughter of Al.
cXandcr Kent. was the FIRST victim
Bert Ohmortz the young man who AZ.
ter the dove hunt had leaned the fafal
gun aEainN tho rock ia the second.
Re was overcome boy bitter dcspOnden.
Cy over what be- considered his Grim.
inal carelrssucss. and on the night ~
tho funeral Of the girl he took his own
life by shooting himself with the
same gun
ne was alone in camp al the time
and the loneliness doubtless added 40
the horror OF enc occasion in his dis.
ordered state of mind lie was found
next day aud taken 90 Congress aud
buried in thnt place ON Monday. Mr..
and Mrs Kent had started back 10
Bill Williams York and learned the
news in Congress and wrote 10 back Co
their daughters here
Ohmcrt2 was "a young man aud had
worked for Mr. Kent number Of
years Hc had "a mother snd several
younger brothers and sisters living in
! Congress he wrote "a last lottcr %
his mother telling her hc felt directly
tO blame for tho tragedy. Hc said
that had hy placed the gun away ms
| hc should have done. the accident
would never have occurred, and thus
reasoning be- ended his own existence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03

u has been learned from George =.
Loarnard, of tn drm uf Hall a Lear.
nard that elaborate preparations are
being made at Thornton and the pueb
10 OF san Domingo. for the Celobra.
ton at the Grcon Corn dance by tho
Indians on SUNDAY August & Il is
Understood the dance viii begin early
in the morning and will continue until
late In the afternoon of that day.
Mort Wagner proprietor at the Bland
Transfer Co. will run his two hand.
some Concord stages hourly between
Thornton and san Domingo during
the festivities. Prof Di Mauro and or.
chcHtrn of this ci,y. have been cngng
cd to render music in the dancing
hall Of the Hotel Santa Fc in the ry-
pning Another feature OF the day
will be- a horse race between tho
horses OF George Green OF Ccrrlllus.
and @. vs. Ford ot Golden. u ls learn
ed that the owners have $500 up ON
the result Of tho race A largo num-
Der of AlhnquerquDan8 viii attend tho
celebration
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
HEAVY RAINS
Yesterday Afternoon and Last Night
Flooding the Adjacent Country.

Yesterday Afternoon and Last Night
Flooding the Adjacent Country.
Late yesterday afternoon between
( 80 and l30 o'clock the city and the
country directly east and south was
visited by a regular old fashioned
downpour and in the vicinity ~ Bar
rlas and To- the east for a mile or two
the country has the appearance that
a huge WATERFRONT had occurred,
many places boiug Hooded and water
standing knee drop in the gulilos.
Down In the vicinity uf san Marcial
whore tho Rio lucrCO cmptirs into
the Rio Gnndc one of the heaviest
rains imaginable took place yesterday
and last night. aud az Amarillo water
ram over the Santa Fo railway track.
Just beyond Rincon and in the vicin
ity ~ Las Cruces the heavens liter
ally opened aud for over an hour the
rain came down iu torrents flooding
the lOwlauds and badly undermining
q number at adobe houses Tho rail
way bridge between kIncun and Las
Cruces was weakened. aud Ia cunse-
qnencc the north bound passenger No.
-, due here at $40 A. m. was de-
taincu about six hours until the bridge
was repaired.
AZ this writing. the Indications are
good for more rain
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03

Tho records oi the office of tho ter
itorlal auditor show that during the
last year Insurance companies of all
tluda collected iu the territory S1tT-
u89 cG I'm premiums and paid ont in
the territory slSGNJG.fl or 3237 per
cent OF thc anm collected. This o.
about 40 peg cont lower than the av.
crnrr paid uui va other states, show
iue that New Novice is very profit
able dcld Tor insurance cumpanic8.
Tho life insurance companies having
agencies 700 the territory. sixteen iu
number. collected S3lu637.ii and paid
out Tor claims fsN.-NtGt. Tho poll
clos la Tor amount to &ll4lH.N222lt
rs agents are employed iu the terri
tony and 81 attorneys. The Gre iusur
anco companies have outstanding pol
ioi,s Go the amount NJ siU72H. i9ofN,
they collected during the past year
s2U2 g1tSi n premiums ami paid
ont fgG.5223O They have 1886 agents
iu the territory aud &23 attorneys.
There arc eleven miscellaneous insur
anrc companies Going business la the
/ territory These have iN agents -
attorneys and collected In premiums
/ last year s3l37tl aud paid ont 81.
u2r1G
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
the FAIR MEETING.
Executive Committee Met Last Night
and talked over the Details.

Pursuant Co cali majority at the
members uf tho executive committee
OF the Territorial Fair association met
lnst night az the office at = r. Nc.
Gamma. secretary and talked over
some important "details about the big
show which win ho held in this city in
the coming october.
The secretary had been flooded with
Telegraph posters from The big eastern
printing Offices ana cngruyors which
were shown 90 thn committee, and acy
crnl appropriate and catchy dofunf
selected. The secretary Was author
lied to send iu his order Tor poatcr at
once.
The secretary verbally gave out to
the committee some facts coniuinr q
in letters received hy him about fair
events. which was conclusive proof
that the features ut tho approaching
fair viii Dee most interesting and var.
led. taking In many attractions now
un exhibition 40 the summer gardens
ami parks Of the big eastern cities.
IA is now an absolute fact that the
make and rain dancers nf the Moqui
Indian tribe viii Dee secured. while
the cowboy tournament viii hring tU.
guthDr bait scI.r uf the best rupogH
100 che southwest
Dr. D. D. p,mtr. who Will have
charge uf the speed ring was present
and was assured Dy the secretary that
large nrup"T OF Colorado horse
mon had already aigniHpi thnir iutou.
ton tu hc present with their hursCa.
10 was the opinion uf the secretary.
who returned tho other day from the
east that quite number uf National
league base bail players would be-
here 90 compete Tor the handsome
purses offered by the fatr association.
amous the Iist helms the phenomenal
pitcher Christie Matlhewson, of the
New York club. Rubo Wuddcll tho
s0uthpaw slab artist of the Chicago
club. and "Od Mar Powell thu won.
deriW right hani twirlcr Of th. ST.
Louis club
Tho meeting then adjourned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
Death Fron. Communion.

Late yesterday afternoon death
came tu the relief OF Dr Frod Down
Ing. "a young gentleman who came ia
Albuquerque only three weeks ago
from hia Virginia home expecting
mot tho nylguruting climate of New
Mexico would pf1long his days. from
that wrCtrhcd disease. consumption
iir was accompanied 10 Albuquerque
10y hiH brother Homio Downing De-.
ceased was 20 years Of age and was a
graduate OF tho university at Virgin
10, The remains were ombnlmpd aud
nccnmpaui "a tO the old homo In Nir.
rimla hy the surviving brother this
morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
EASY SOS ENGINEERS.
Secretary Arnold Says That oil Fol
Fusl is a Good Thing.

Secretary Arnold Says That OIL For
Fusl is Good Thing.
Frank Arnold. secretary Of the
brotherhood of Locomotive Flrcmon.
is an advocate of the use Of oil a. fuel
FOR engines ilc says the substitution
of oil for coal even II Il becomes wide.
spread. viii not do away with frpmcn.
though Il viii make their work much
lighter and more pleasant An cngi
nccr has more apparatus to attend To
than one man can easily look after.
and the fireman could bee OF much as.
siHtancc. Moreover. the laws would
require two men on every engine as "a
matter ~ protection to the train. Ia
case sickness or death should strike
the man at tn throttle when the air
brake was introduced u was thought
that its use would do away with a
brakeman but legislation took hand
and required at least two brakomon on
every train, Engineers are developed
out Of nrcmon OH nor nothing else
could provide another method Of max
INK the men who run the big iron
horses.
The use Of on might possibly have
some effect upon the wages Of nromon.
but this possibility o. too remote To-
cause worry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
wlNsLow nLlLRoAp lraMs.
Harvey Reuse aides Refreshing
Presentation 20 Trainmaster Par
sona-aOther Pointers.

Harvey Reuse aides Refreshing
Presentation 20 Trainmastcr Par
sona-other Pointers.
From the Mail
" the train mon viii look up the
law of Arizona. they viii all join the
church
George snycy. the popular call boy,
arrived from los Angeles. George
has accepted position with the
Grand Canyon ~ Colorado.
Tho arigtoCfacy ~ the Harvey
huuco ladies la refreshing The ladies
are an good looking and well dressed.
Manager Jacobson knows a thing or
two.
Conductor n. G.. Moss has a leave NJ
absence. and VI make n run through
the cast and fuuthcagt None but
men who have been on the drag can
appreciate q rest
Born To the wifo Of Engineer Jack
williams n daughter. The father was
around town the next day looking as
happy ns 10 his fnvoritc uncle had died
and LEFT him cool million.
Charley FinloW late ~ Supcrntcnd
Cni Hibhard'a stnH. has resigned and
accepted The position Of book keeper
with the Wptglof Bros. az Hnlhrouk.
MrFnl1w was one uf the bright young
men of the 1unorlntcndouts office.
and his numerous friends will always
feel interested n his future.
bertha lewis. of the tcndorluin dis.
trlci. supported ry n frigky jay broke
| into tho Harvey house ThurHday even
| inc Bertha wa dancing "a can ran
con- the lcn car ot the nlght cashier
when Oniccr UoulUy took llcitha iu
I his manly arms ani lnil her away Dol
/ ihn city hagtiio Friday mOruine
/ Judge Mahonoy fnod Bertha $500 on
| 500 days for being too frlsky loo public
Jack knucan has boon nitting iu
! and uut nf the CITY during the wcok
/ Jack Co. now Judge kiuucan. as well
as railroad uEcut nc Ash Fork W,
| are ln hopes th' Judge win Doc thl
/ surcosaor nl SIR Parsons ns tralnwas
ter The company cHn not DO hcttrl
| Tor lta service. iio ie one uf the old
/ timers. and knows what q man is an.
what 10 requires t0 handle tho drag
Friday evening last Traiumasirr ].
Ip. Parsons. rpala that BITS sY ten
loo hnudlng men o. away ahead o
that of the office martinez Barney
Moran. leading tho conductors brake
men end dispatcher surprised No
Parsons nt o. m Mr. Moran was Tn
orator Of the ocCa Tom lie ia verHc'
tn modern and ancient history am
inv. The effect oft SIR M0rau's eifor
and the presentation tO Mr. Paraon
of diamond ring valued at $40, lot
Ian impression that the men ha'
shown thoir gratitude 10 man WIN
Knows ami appreciated the efforts %
the men handling the commerce of th
nation Mr. Parsons har accepted
position with the Sea Board air lin
land lCn ou 80 $ Saturday His do
parturc Is regretted hy an the citizen
~ Wnsluw. as VOL as the railroa
men Ur is az the oli school of rat
readers and bits departure is loss O.
the service
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03

than the pcmlng company. Tho land
around Talarosa ls az enc aa any in
the we e. e1i o. much prDtuor Tho
company nill poe n several nf,o Sos.
oryois on to mtia stream h 20
o. catch thn HOOD waters from th'
mcunaine ana thoro can be- NO DOUBT
shat the company viii 90 al The wa.
Ter " wont LONE canals will cross
the country IN Every direction and
nearly every foot of the and can be-
cultivated.
when that section is In cultivation
&c win De- a vcrltoble garden. as there
Boz no nrcttior snip of land In tho
country Anything la the way ~ fruit
and vegetables can Boz raised thoro.
and the whole southwest will profit hy
tho company'u cOlrts'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
NEW CHEMICAL ENGINE.
Large List Of Contributions subseriJ
ed nv Enternrleinu Clfizens

60 BY EutefnrtatnB ltttKcne,
Since the people toc6 Il upon them
selves 20 potter equip the local fre de-
partmcnt subscription peppers have
boon circulated iu the city. and as a
result quito "a numtcr OF contributions
have beecn made. Mich will go a long
way toward the Do, ment ~ an eight.
cen hundred dollar cpomlcnl engine.
a number Of th fo In the list have
paid the amount set opposite their
names and there are many who are
iugt waiting FOR the collector Co come
around Co receive their subscriptions.
lno gentlemen "a charge N the sub.
scription lists have done an excellent
work Zoe procuring the amounts ag
shown below. but when II iH known
that only a listic more than one thous
rud dollars has been subsorlhod %
ward an cighioon hundred dollar Wa
gou Il b. plain T. be seen that quit,
e largo amount ~ funds are set need
"a 20 pay the necessary expense. An
examination OF the list will show O
large numncr Of onterprising Nor
chants and citizens who have signi
| ICED their intention of assisting In th,
/ equipment uf q better Ere department
and " the remninder Of the husinca.
men and residence owners will donate
Ia like proportion there will be
l Champion Chemical engine In ON
/ city clear Of an incumbrancc. within
q yHy short time.
Following is ,he list with an intro
| duction us circulated a few days ago
Whereas the nro apparatus nov
| owned and ln use hy the city 81 Alhu
/ querqug is very inadequate 90 th,
ucols 81 the "i'y to properly Hgh
/ fires. and
Whereas. the city ls In sach nnau
! cial condition that II "a Impossible,
Tor the city TO purchase additions
/ apparatus.
Now therefore. In consideration q
the foregoing. We. the undersigned
hereby agree Go pay the sums set un
| pusite our names the same a. be- np
piled To- the purchase for the cit. 90
] Albuquerque n. NJ, Of one Cumbina
tinn. all steel Champion Chemical ON
CINE with hook and ladder attach
mcnta. manufat .nred by Tho Fire EX
tinEulHhcr Manufacturing Co. Of Chi
! ..a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
INTGResTen lM lRRloATloN.

In recent interview at El paso
Governor Otero taid % "a Herald rep
Tosontatiye.
"All the west Be- becoming Interested
Ia irrigation now and great things
viii be- accomplished wlthin the nxet
few years. Tho commission recently
iot contract Co O. company Of east
orn people to reclaim 100000 acres
lylng between peming and silver city.
and the work Of surveying the ground
aud laying out the canals iH already In
progress. The tmpany has plenty of
money, and what ls better than an
every faith in the scheme Il has had
tho best men in the country 90 inapect
the ground and a has been found that
nearly all the land IL has can be- irri
gated with nttlo expense. compare
lively
"rho Colorado company which has
Just secured q contract Ia the Tular