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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-07
IN THE HOTEL LOBBIES.

Tunis. F. Dean, the young lieutenant
for Messrs. Liebler & Co., the we'll
known theatrical magnates of New
York, who is now in Butte exploiting
Herne's Sag Harbor which comes to
the Grand Sunday for three nights, in
speaking of the mortality among actors,
apropos of the death of James A. Herne.
said this has been the hardest season
on the theatrical profession of which
there is any record.
1.-The present season has been the
most disastrous in the history Of the
stage as regards the mortality among
the players" said Mr.. Dean. Never
before has there been anything like the
epidemic of illness that has befallen
almost every company on tour. This
is due largely to the prevalence of la
grippe, which has stretched from Maine
to California, and has attacked almost
everybody in its path.
Theatrical people by the very nature
Of their work, travelling, as they do from
pillar to post, and encountering many
times, the four seasons of the year,
within the space of one month, are
more susceptible to an epidemic like
la grippe than almost any other class
OF people, and in this connection let me
say that the dressing rooms of the aver
age theater, in big and little cities alike.
are responsible for much of the seri-
GUS illness now prevailing in the pro-
fession.
1.-THE theater dressing rooms are
delusion and standing advertisement
for pneumonia. They are accountable
for most of the deaths from lung trouble
in the profession. To enumerate list
of those who have contracted fatal
illnesses from dressing rooms in the past
season would take too long.
"Roland Reeds last illness, which re-
suited in his death, was brought on from
this source. Olga Nethersole, who was
obliged to close her season several
weeks ago and hasten to London for an
operation. sustained her injury in fall
from a rickety pair of stairs leading to
her dressing room. E. H. Sothern re-
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-07

S. NJ. Long, Spokane; z. G. lick, Ana
conda: Charles Luieret, Great Falls; H.
Nj Hutchinson, Minneapolis: w. w.
Welsh and wife, Helena; James p. Hunt
e.. Philadelphia: W. H. Herman, Port
land land; Louis 7. Sicka, Anaconda; j.
A. Orchard, Spokane; G. E. Elliot
Atchison; a. Z. Jewell, Great Falls; Z.
Jalean McGill Minneapolis; Charles
Walter and family, Sheridan; John c.
Meyer. Sheridan, Wyoming; A. r..
Creigh, Chicago, p. II. Scanlon, St. Paul;
7. D. Wright. Great Falls: Mrs. Clark
Chicago; w. II. Morgan. Missoula; Will
liam Kellogg, Chicago; A. Brum. Great
Falls: c. j. Hindman, lathe, Kas.; G..
Mix. Mr. Shieb. j. Wright, J. Glib, Mr..
Jenkins, Mr.. Gilbrett, Mr.. Orland, Mr..
Nichols r. Mix, w. Glib, Mr. Halls. c.
w. Gibson. Mr.. Tweady, of the Idaho
baseball team: John Kennedy, Billings;
Mrs II. r. Burg. Newark, O.: G. W.
Buckley, Taylorsville. H.: j. Martin,
Billings: r. Mckinley, Billings; 1. Lynas
Anaconda.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Butte-C. M. Metz, New York; w. B.
Willard. Omaha Nv. E. Tinog, Chilli
cothe, Mo-; J. K. Weist, wife and boy,
New York; S. S. Deatherage, Chicago;
H. A. Plunkard, New York; W. N.
Ayesworth, Deer oLdge; A. T. School
field, Boulder; John Berkin, Boulder; S.
M. Seeligsohn, San Francisco; Mr.. and
Mrs. George L. Ward, Atlanta, Ca; F. D.
Stein, st. Paul; w. r. Cooke, st Paul; E.
G. Franklin. Chicago; T. r. Carson,
Great Falls; Horace Hill. Livingstone; J.
F. Hall, New York; w. H. Hodges,
New York; ]. A. Murray, city; T. H.
Bugbee and family; Joseph Irwin, Col
oma, Mont; F. E. Martin, Rossland, B.
c.; Fred Selling, Milwaukee; G. D. Hor-
ton, Chicago.
Thornton-JJ. s. Hickey, Anaconda: H
H. Griffith, Gebo; w. F. Meyer Red
Lodge; A. Crane. New York; Joseph
Gross. New York: M. F. Campbell and
wife, Kansas City; A. Goodfriend, Hell
ena; S. A. Smart, St. Paul; 1. r. Bower
Chicago; Elizabeth Naysmith, Stockett
Mont; L. H. Bugbee and family.
McDermott-A. E, Tabor, Great Falls.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-07

McDermott-A. E. Tabor, Great Falls;
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
LIKE FRoM ogMINe.
Headlight Editor Buys Residence
Buildings in Progress.

HIi'|AiAl WI ~ = A'NAAiNAfiiANt
Dcmjng. n. g., Aug. James
Keith who has been sick with inter
mittcnt feyerg lor the past month is
fast conyalcsCiuE
Albert lindauor the Palomas. Mex.
leo. merchant. is iu the city attending
10 various business matters here
Mrs W. l.. Dc'acey and children.
accompanied by Miss lianlcy. LEFT sun.
dny 60 spend some time camping on
the Mimbros.
Cecil Barker. cf Las Cruces, who
has been Ina McAicn Tor some time
pnst is In Demiur on a visit 90 his
ter Mrs. W J Browning
SIR and Mrs W u. Greor left on
Tuesday afternoon for Haywood Hot
Springs there 10 spend several days
taking The baths.
trade WIS cen minated Saturday
whereby Geo. l.. Shakespeare, the ed.
itur OF the Headlight becomes the
owner of one OF the neat adobe resi-
denccs ON west Pine street known
as thr =. u. Smith adobe. and the
syndicate Real Estate company takes
possession OF Me- Shakespeare room
Ing house a. the corner Of Pine street
and Silver avenue.
George Chester, the chief undertake
cr Of the Mahonoy undertaking cstab-
lishmcnt went overland 90 silver city
Saturday night % omhalm the body Of
Mrs. W $. Cox, who died In that city
the same day Mrs. CoX's body was
accompanied 10 Chicago by Mr.. Cox
ana little daughter Bessie, ON Sunday
evenings train
a new feature In Doming dancing
circles ls th" shirt waist dance 10 be
introduced 90 the opera house by Man,
ager Irvine next Friday night An
are talking AZ the coming event and
expect Co got much enjoyment out of
IL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
Pollution ,he FLAG.

The Grand Army Of the Republic
post nt Albuquerque should take no.
ticc of the manner Ia which a shuddy
sh0pkooper ON Railroad avenue is des.
ccrating the stats and stripes. for the
purpose Of advertising HIS miserable
business. FurmpEton Hustler
Col. ~ u. Is Sellers or someone else
ON the Hustler must be- excited over
something that should not concern him
be- the least Tho dag In question "a
no "nRF" az an. Tor the reason. in the
first place. u was a very poor imita.
tiOn % the glorious fax OF the union
ns II only had half q dozen stripes
representing th' original thirteen
states. and about a dozen stars to rep
resent the forty states OF the union
L. Kcmponich is the merchant whom
Col Sellers. through the Hustler, has
been attacking in almost every issue
Tor the past frW months, and Mr.
kcmpenich removed the alleged nag
go obnoxious 90 Col Sellers some time
ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
The Peonle,n servlce.

On Sunday next az I o'clock one ~
the most unique services ever held In
this city will De conducted at the cor.
ncr Of Second stocet and Lead avenue
on the vacant Dot adjoining the Har.
wood college. which has been kindly
loaned for such services by the fratcr-
nifty nf Odd Fellows. 4 booth has been
erected which viii contain the choir
and the officiating clergy. Around
tho booth and under the cool shade
Of the cottonwood trees ats are be-
ing erected 10 accommodate the aud
iouco The work Is being supervised
by Rev r. Rerieon, who is assisted
by the local cletgy aud will conduct
the service and preach the opening
sermon. the subject Of which viii be;
Gods Message tc our Nation and TO
Our People Some OF the best sing
crs from all the Protestant churches
VIII attend. There Will be- an organ
ana violin accom- There will
be- q seating CnVsCity for 300 or 800
people. Those who want 20 secure
seats must como In time All the
members of the open air meeting
which has been held on Marble ave-
nue. hitherto will be- present This Is
distlnctyely tho peoples service. q"
wholly non-scctnrian. Tho public are
invited a program 81 the service will
appear In q late issue Of the papers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
Fair Notes.

From Secretary McCanna Il Is
learned that some grcRt racing is 90 be-
expected az the coming fair. as II will
be- held after the eastern circuits have
been completed ana shortly before the
Albuquerque far A. 90 be held there
will bee meet az Pueblo, and Ia all
probabilities a large number Of good
racers Will De sen from Pueblo 20 Al
buqucrquo 10 t'} and capture the
purses re Albuquerque has several
horses tat can ciip IL under 20 aud
as they are helrg kept In trim and
regular training any outsiders will
have to be- hummcrs To get away with
the prizes hung up boy the fair com.
mlttep
Secretary MoCanna will visit El
pasu this evening and while there
will endeavor 90 set the El paso PEG.
pie 90 organize aud send up "a team
To compete for the 81 600 prize 10 be
put up az the baseball tournament
To be- held during fair week The Al.
huquorquc Browns will also go south
to M pnso this evening playing there
Saturday and Sunday afternoons.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
ACTS o. A VICIOUS nuLL


hadc Il LIVELY for Section Foreman
Gibson a. Spauding--other Items.
Special Correspondence:
U.mug g. b.. Aug One thing
that 30 literally "iord of an he sur.
E,Ns ls the rcd bald face bun bearing
thU D-O' brand that ranges near
Spauldng. ~ N This gentleman o.
tha prairie has evidently taken Il into
hlg head 90 got even with the railroad
company or its employees Tor the k'll
lnr of so many of his good friends
and relations nay before yesterday
while Mr. Gibson. the section fore.
man at spaudlng. was inspecting the
road near that place this bull con.
rludrd Co take liitlc Of that revenge
witch no had heard was $40 sweet. 40
hc immediately took after tho fore
man who decided that discretion was
the bettor part Of ,alor and led. The
buldfnCe. huwo.II was not Inclined
90 bo so D1a.'y Ga utod out of his fun,
Ho "ltayod with the pot" until MI.
Gibson Nas compelled 90 seek prutec'
t.un behind "a pllo ~ ties Nothing
damtri ihU huu charged the pilo ~
tIy. tFo or three times and made
fh.urs s1 unhealthy for the gentleman
that Doe made up DIS mind that a cul.
wort wHs % snfe' retreat than the ON"
bs had DO tc and tho bull had n
N.N ia,a tu iur haven ~ rest
which wa NOT reached any too soon
h Mr Gibson vino thinks that bull
can nor louder than any other AM
anal Twins irer q fow hours uI
p.ura emil uuqaioiudr in the place
nam.I. Nr Ci0iln was picked un hy
Do g. linton. Whose fast trottlug hur n
tnabpI him 90 ,Nudo the angry ami
weI Nr. Gibson very dOridcdl pro.
fgIs the company Of human beings %
that of AN 20 o. ala the prod which
preference 3d. b. oil probability, sec.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

ended BY any persons who may have
had the good fortune 20 get out -
any such experiences ns the above as
well aa dld tho ft elton foreman. 80
one knows whether II was Mr. Gih.
run's good looks or what u was that
made the bull take such n fancy To
him a. such an objectionable breach
~ etiquette was never known 90 have
been committed by him In his past ca.
rocr.
a. J. Clark nomings wholesale ana
retail grocer. has the stone on the
ground for the foundation Of a two
story brick building 90 be erected by
him az tho corner 81 Pine street and
Gold avenue. on the lots next 90 the
iulldlug where be- is now located. The
fret story 90 90 BE- occupied az stores
end the second as Offices.
The party con posed ~ Mrr sulli-
van and children ana Misses Grace
Oamcr aud Rose Connolly. who have
locn camping az the Diamond a warm
gpringa for the past two weeks. return.
ID last nlght and report q very enjoy
able trip.
owen NasticF the popular switch.
man. who has h',i in the yards here
Tor 40 many yeats past lrft FOR Lords.
burg on SUNDAY l1 fu a position IN the
yards there Hash Williams takes the
p ace In Domlng lot vacant by owen IS
departure. "Sc0tiy' hated 90 leave
old DeminE ami Dis many friends here
were more than sorry To- lose him ~
he will bee much missed boy the young
people
Patrick Connolly. who foil into a
shaft at Bisbec Arizona. and injured
himself considerably o. so much i'm.
proved that be is again able 10 be- at
hia work.
4 quiet homo wedding took
place at the home Of r. y. Hall the
oattlcman last evening az 1880
O'Clock Tho contracting parties were
Miss Addlc Norwood Of Gainesville
Texas. and Mr. Tom. r. Williamson,
OF Honey Grove. Texas. Mr. William
son only arrived IN the city a day or
$50 ago and Is comparatively unknown
but Miss NOrw0t a. although she has
been here but q short time, Il well
known and liked by both old and
/ young.
a horseback party composed Of a
goodly number uf Deming's merry
making young folks had quite an en-
ioyable time az shat most eNhiliaratug
exercise Monday evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
NEWS FROM WASHoUTS,
Regular Train Expected Tonight.
Work on Repairing Progressing
Nicely
THE RAIN or LAST NIGHT,

The latest ncWH at the depot from
The washuuta. received at O'Clock
this afternoon. are Co the effect that
"a passenger train with transferred
passengers mail and express mCttcr
viii reach this city az clock this
afternoon and thai regular train.
pa sing over ilo temporary tracks
and Crihn"i.up ridges. will arrive al
about q 800 o'clock tonight
General Manager Nudge. General
superintendent Uossegulc Division
superintendent FOX and other rain
IuHd officials are tight on the ground
Hui they are pushing work on the
weak spots MS rapidly as several
hundred man can work
30 WIS thought hero this morning
thut the heavy rain 81 last night would
cause other whshYuts In the same vi.
nnitF hut 10 is learned this afternoon
that thc rain was not as heavy on the
GlUritttg mOunta ms as II was In and
atUunI Albuquerque. hence the work
ai Crihhing the bridges. repairing the
ruudbCi and relaxing the track above
lamy was not materially intcfferCd
with last night end progress was 30
tHuid ln that direction that regular
trims VIII bee passing over the wash.
outs thlH Ul.rrn BON and tonight
Nine ears hra'.iy loaded With bag
ra.D, mail and cypress matter. but
lD myers pulled out Of the local
depot tor thp north az noon today.
The local yards are In congested
condition owing 90 the fact that all
itrisht train. from the west and south
afc hcll here. but they will bee moving
northwgrd lrto this afternoon and TO
night
Tho ram of last night especially
between $50 and $50 O'Clock
was the heaviest thpt has Wis.
itDj this city anG immediate vicinity
for many ycarg rud the gulics from
the mesa were tank full, flooding sew
cral of the principal streets Of the
Highlands
The arogula near the Hotel Highland
was running full At wator FOR an hour
and finally Oycrlluwod lts banks at the
nr.le. over East Railroad avenue
uCgr the h1tol ,mptying n perfect
dDIure OF Wgtcr On the lowlands be.
tween the passenger and freight de
pots
Colonel Ticrury. the street commits
loncr visited the Highlands this
morning and found Iron avenue In
many places completely washed away
lla hos io,cc 20 men repairing that
avenue today
Tho heavy rain was preceded by
vivid Nashr8 cf lightning ana severe
tbuadcrtorma causing much uncasi
moss. but up 10 press hour no serious
auag"s hcvc beer reported.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
AGED MOTHER HERE.
Mrs. Lewis Artivc3 From Santa Fe--
The Lewis Funeral Ar anOements.

Mrs. Lewis AriivCl From Santa Fe--
The Lewis Funeral Ar anOements.
Mrs. Marcelin1 Lewis ~ santa ~
the eyed mother ~ Charles W Lewis.
deceased uttiy last night and was
ne, aware Of the death Of her son
urtil be- ,c.ch q the horoayCd hCmo
az ~, i01 WDs, Hun ng nvcruo.
when the sad vows were gently told
her by nopr Tc' ,,yeA u o. true a
tClcLtam was s'pt Co her az Santa BE-
but 10 was so wuidCd that the word
death w,s not uA. IN the mpsBg go
and the yCnCrpbi1 mo.hoi thought she
was Cpllod to Albuquerque for q visit.
GtotEc L.Wi,. the Chicago son. is
now ON the road end will reach hero
tomorrow night while Carlos lewis.
another son VINO was In San Migu
county. Is expected To reach the city
tonight.
The body he's boen ombalmed by q.
" strong a Snu5 aud will lie IN state
at the Strong chap ! on North Second
street until sunday morning. when it
viii be- removed 10 the family resi-
dcnCe on West Nunlng avenue. the
funeral occurring there In the after
noon and to which al fiiends are in
yitod. In the meantime those who
wish To WOW tho remains can do $40
rt the chrpcl OF the undortakcis
Jose lewis brother OF deceased
has requested tho following gentlemen
to ret as pgllbearors at the funorrl
sunday afternoon y. a. Hubboli Ale
Iaudro SandoyRl J. Il. ArmliO. Judge
Loughroy. +. q. Piftt and 4 4. whit
ton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
THE TAX LEVY.
40 Shown By Commissioners Meet
ing, q ls Gradually Creeping Up.


Ing q ls Gradually Creeping Up.
The county commissioners. at the
lliaurnod regular session held yostcr.
day. considered ard confirmed the ps.
psemgut rolls nnd fixed the tax levy
iar the county ioi the year 1901.
District ATTORNEY v. W. Clancy filed
objections 10 tho assessment rolls on
behalf of the territory. claiming nm.
Ger valuations. omissions and other ian.
noltoCtiuns but the board could not
consider the uhi,ttio az the dato
HNDd hy law .Ur presenting such
claims had passeu and Il had no power
to act.
The territorial authorities have
made "a total iosy 81 t72N mills last
year it was 1855 mills. The county
commissioners have no control what.
ever over this lovy
The total levy 'or city purposes In.
Guiding schools. 80 igOi mills: last
Hity council au board ~ education
frs this levy. Tho increase Is entirely
'0r city puIpus b the school levy not
having been increased.
The lows Ton NJ, county purposes hes
been NE.l hr tho cmmissioncrs al p
mills. O. decrease Of iG5 mills from
r.t r.af whgi 10 was 22G5 mills.
Th'' is tho only reduction shown in
Iuy of enc l.V.s aud is not enough
.u offset the increase In the territorial
and city lrvirs, So that the total VIII
Pee slight increase over last years
sul this increase affects the CITY
atone.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
COSTLY WAsHours.
Transfers VIII De Made for Several
Days Vet-ENtsnt OF Washed
Out Territory.

A telegram from up north gives the
information thar the transfer of pas,
songors. mail and express viii boz CON
tinuod for several days yet provided
no further rains come 90 undo the
work already done az the washed out
places, and even In that event temper
AIRY tracks and .dgos win have 90 be-
constructed around the washod-out
territory.
a railroader states that Il Is the
worst rain damage ever experienced
hy the santa W. company. and will
cost several hundred Thousand dollars
10 put the track in the Same condition
Il was before abe Hoods came down
Apache canyon. 90 the GlOrlotta noun.
tains the oihof day Five big iron
bridges. which took the places Of
wooden bridges few years ago. when
the railroad company was trying 90
make that section of the NoW MeXico
diyisioa lmprognahle Tor nll time io
come. and nhnut one milo uf track
were washed away the other day.
huge cOttonNooi trees coming down
the canyon with the GOOD waters and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
LANn oFFlCE nnsINEss.

The following business was trans-
acted az the federal land Office IN San.
ca re during the week ending August
g:
Homestead entries August 3.
Maria Isabel OteEa. Wagon Mound.
i60 acres, Mora county. August B.
Walter O'nrlcn, MAXWELL city, 1885
acres. ColfnN county. Esteben San
chez. Puerto de Luna. 1850 acres.
Guadalupe county. Charles Dunn Co.
dar Hill. 100 acres. San Juan county;
Manuel TrulillO. ignaciO. 979I acres,
San Juan county; August Q. Aniceto
Gonzales. Puerto Dc Luna, l605i
acres Guadalupe county. George y.
Crockor, Springer. 100 acres. Colfax
count, John Z rick Puerto dc Luna,
l7i.3G acres. Guadalupe county:
George M1nirHslu Anton Chico. 100
acres. Guadalupe county
Final homcHto1 Cntrl1H: August
Trinidad Salazaf lumhrrton. so
acres RIO Arrlbl county: August 2.
DonaCio Garcia. Wagon Mound 100
acres. Mora COUNTY
Land sold. August Walter
OBrcn. Maxwell city. 2.55 acros,
ColfnN county. John Lafcrty. Ration
50 aCrcg. Coliav county. August p.
Aniccto GONZALEZ Puerto de- Luna. .35
acres. Cua1aupH county. Charles 8.
Earicksou Puerto DO Luna. 1886
acres. Guadalupe county, August Is.
Margarine narfrHo. l.mhudo. 1876
acres. Rio Artila county
Coat land s0lI August 3: Mrs.
Bridget Osborne Gallup. a. acres,
Mckinley county
During july homestead entries were
made ON H.0i9si acres In the Santa
Fo land Office district for which the
fccs annotated tp S515 and the com.
mission, 90 $685. s. Final homestead
entries were made on 9G0.3S acres on
which the comm ssions amounted 20
$50. Sass acros 81 land were sold
during that month Tor which Si3l10
.-n. rIL-.L.-I
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

Frederick Hurrus, accompanied By
Mrs. Parker, has gone 10 Camp Whit
comb for his health
According 60 o dispatch received TO
day the report Ia ogard 20 the death
of W. j. Tway o. wholly false, though
he Is reported a..
Jacob n. GaiuEley. clerk at tho
clothing store q Simon Stern. who
was at the Las Vegas hot springs
the past week. returned 20 tho CITY
last night lie is not entirely well
bst considerably better
Simon Bibo, manager. and Ben Blbo
general outside manager OF the :
Bibo Mercantile company. Laguna. aC
cOmpanied by their brother Emil from
San Francisco came Ia from che wCat
yesterday on business, Mossrg Simon
and Emil BibO continued Co BCrnulillo
this morning. while Ben Hlbo staid
over IN town "a let contracts for fn-
ishing thei' big warehouse pt la
guna and the new che az Grants. Mr.
iihu will return west tonight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
THE NEw LAW
4 Change Of Inf ortapce Made 5y
Last Legislature.


The recent legislative assembly
made a change In section l25 of tho
complied laws of 1897. which i7 nf
such general Interest that The CIT.
zen below publishcI the section nGmcd
as amended.
And person. firm or corporation
who shall kin or cause 20 be- KILLED for
sale or fur use any unbranded meat
cattle. or any cattle ON which the
brand has not peeled % and duly
healed, unless such cattle shall have
an older and duly recorded brand; or
shall purchase ard kin or cause to be
killed for sale or for use any meat cat
tlp having a brand or not legally owned
by such person, firm or corporation.
without having taken a duly acknowl.
edged bin Of sale for the same from
the owner thereof. shall be deemed
guilty OF a misdcmcanur and. upon
conviction thorc1; shall be fined In
the sum of not loss than $50 nor more
than $500 for each offense All amounts
collected under this section shall 20
one half into tho court fund and one
hall Into the school fund Of the county
In which such conviction Is had.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

s. W. Fear an eastern gentleman
was IN the city looking the situation
over with reference 90 the advantages
offered Tor the establishment Of n
glove factory a. socurro Mr. Fear
had visited several other places for
tho same purpose and stated that he
was more plensOd with the induce.
mcnts offered by socorro than by
those offered by nny other place vlH
tied Mayor Conhoy has this matter
ln charge and hc should receive the
loyal and liberal support OF an citizens
Ia his efforts Cmcfllan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
Going 70 Arizona.

r. NJ Force, "a few years ago clerk
at the territorial supreme court and
also clerk of the First judicial district
at Santa Re, came In from Denver
last nlEht and proceeded westward TO
Arizona whlthcf be goes 90 examine
several mining properties on behalf OF
eastern capita lists. Since leaving
New MoXico Nj. Force has devoted
hiU time io mining and TO placing min.
ing properties ana be SAYS that pros
perity is m the land and that he ex.
poets 10 place some good properties
with eastern men before the end OF
the year M COOL profits Tlis expert.
ence rs that there are millions Of cap
ital waiting inv esiment IN Colorado,
New Mexico and Arizona mines aud
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