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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
SPARsEIY sETrIEn.

Santa pc county. The smallest OF
New Mexico counties. is the most
donseiy populated Of the twenty-on,
counties Of the territory II has GGs
inhabitants 90 the square mile or about
-four times the average population Of
the whole territory. The New Mex
can says that all OF the population OF
New Mexico could crowd into Santa
Re county and the county would not
De- as densely populated as Ohio ant
only one-nfth as deuscly populated q
Rhode Island. Along the railroad
from Lamy TO Santa Pc distance of
eighteen miles. there is not singl,
habitatiou Travel directly east oj
west Of Santa Fr for that distance
and the same condition is met with
Water is an that BIS needed tu pupu
late that large area and 20 make San
a. Pc county as populous as tho stat
Of Delaware. which Is 252 square mile
less In area. but has population al
most the equal of that OF New Mexico
Next In density Of population 90 San.
"a Pc county comes Taos county. with
Az people 20 tNo square mile, San
Miguel county is close third with
AT people 20 the square mile The
other counties come Ia the following
order as TAR as density of population
is concerned Mora 4U7 people per
square mile. Bornalilio. 32t. Colfax
2CS; RI Arriha, 207 Dona Ana 2.Ol
jalsncia ~ Grant l.3S, Sierra
l.el, Lincoln, 90; San Juan. 50. SO
zorro. n, Guadalupe rs Union, ~
Otoro 90. Eddy. 90. and Chayes. A
Were all Of New Mexico as dcnsoly
populated az Santa be county e would
have over 100000 inhabitants and un
less all indications fail that population
which considerably exceeds the pres
ont Formulation Of Colorado. viii b..
attained within two decades Outsid,
Of the counties containing ,ho larg,
cities Napahoo Teller. Pueblo and
n paso the counties Of Colorado run
in density of population about IN,
same as do those of New Mexico and
very few are those that exceed bon den
sity Of population Santa Fo county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
or LOCAL INTEREST.
Albuquerque People Visiting Bland
and the Suiphurs

Albuquerque People Visiting Bland
and the Sulphurs.
Mrs frank klpiucr has gone down
90 Albuquerque Co i've, whore her hus
band ir engaged in business.
After completing her studies at the
New Mexico university in Alnuquor
que Miss lcssic. the accomplished
daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph over
huls. hao returned to this camp.
Charles o. Cushman. representing
an extensive clothing establishment ul
New York arrived here and transact
ed business with the merchants OF
Bland and Albomarlc
George Evptitt son OF Arthur Ever
&c. tho Railroad avenue icWplpr ol
Albuquerque. arrived loo Bland On hi.
regular monthly visit Mr. Eyprltt Co.,
turned Co., Albuquerque tuesday
" 4 Gage of che Muutrzuma say
inEs Building and Loan association OF
Albuquerque who has been Boo CANT
pn business for the pat ,uupi. uN
days. returned 90 the territorial mo
tropolis Thursday
Mrs. g. A. Hawks wife 90 the as
distant cashier uf the First Natioua
bank uf Albuquerque came iu ON Wed
NN' NfINN m nv U.s. lIN'NlN NNNf Nf'HNN o.. NAl'
lDft tho same evening Tor the famuu.
sulphur springs
U.s. g. frost. receiving clerk of tb,
fust National bank Albuquerque. wa,
D pleasant caller az the Herald Ollie,
at Friday evening Mr. Frost IA,
Ivcu granted leave Of absence foi
Ino molth and expects 60 put ia tn,
nitro time solournlug at the famou.
sulphur springs fishing aud bathing
tie took the stage for the springs Sat
irday
II. J Stone a genial good hearted
fellow tpcnt several days ia Blanc
and Aibcmarle this week in tho inter
est OF Hail a l.caruard the big piano
iealcrs oi Albuquerque. bringing viii
him piano for Mrs NJ j. Harrington
1ne Of Albemarlc's popular hotel pro
lrietrcssos
Mrs. w G.. Fcyorhorn the popular
boarding house mistress at Albemarlr
mas returned from the territorial me
ropulis whore she visited last week
Mrs FcyrrhoTn was accompanied og
aor return trip by Miss Esther Butler
and Mirs Ruby ZaCariah two Of 81
pugurrquc's fair daughters u lH wu
lrstOod the young ladies viii remain
loo this vicinity for some time Blanc
Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
erRetR.s CHARGES.

Tho hy,ua disposition OF a large p0I
uun of mankind. accounts for the fight
that has been made upon Gov Otcro boz
WASHINGTON li' has made good
governor Under hia administration
the territory has pIosppud &c. has
successfully lrd the republican panty
Co victory NJ, iH becoming factor
in territorial politics and his success
has ar1Jfcd th, ,umity OF number
uf politicians who want to control Ter
rltorial fairs At Santa Fc VIM VI
Borger Last year started little paper
Wis idea is that be- cannot succeed
unless be- can crippl" the New MrNi
can 10 cripple the New Mexican ho
thought he must gct Gov Otcro &C.,
moved For months Berger has He'd
about Otoro until DE- actually believes
that the falsrhoods ho has circulated
aro the truth ilo has dlod these
falschoods at Washington and some
one has given him enough money to
go Co the national capital and iry to
defeat the reappointmcnt OF Gov
Otoro. Tho charges were investigated
aud proven 90 oo false
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
pseos FoResr aeseRvArlon.
b. asau.Isa 49, Many campLr

~ Beauties Attract Many Camping
Partiee--F ishing Fine.
T. e. Mcclure ESQ has returned
90 Santa De from three weeks tour
~ Inspection Goo the pcpos forest ro.
Serve Tie reports tho reserve la a
magnificent condition and hahlng ia
very nnc Under a recent law passed
by tho legislative assembly. deer on
the reserve will rapidly increase. a.
they are protected FOR ave years.
There are u great many campers ON
the reserve and the white tents can
Doc seen hoo an directions Governor
stanley ut Kansas. and ~ a.. Nudge.
general manager OF the Atcuiaon. To
| pDka A Santa fc railway. with a party
of friends are expected on the reserve
during The coming wcrk Tor r. month b
stay Mr. Mcclure ia OF the opinion
that under the protecting hand of the
| government Hui under the WatChful
| care of the forest rangers tho hcauti
| ful fore ON the reserve Will be- saved
! and JOS grand sCunir attractions will
| ho protected ihn dead and burned
| tlmuer Un tho reserve has been re-
| moved aud that of course. ADDS much
! tu tho security and comfort of camp
ing parties ilo U.s. OF The opinion that
| within threw years the pccos reserve
| viii ho ON OF the most popular camp
| Ing ana outing sections lu the great
| southwest
In crossing Elk mountain recently
h. saw the largest buck bee bad over
seen. and De- knows what ho BIS taik
ing about as hC halls from the noun
famous regions of Kentucky
| Prof Mcclure is thn supervisor OF
! the ppcos forest reserve.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
GOLDEN oLEANlNos.
Batch Of interesting News from a
Good District.

-
Good District
Special Correspondence
Golden, A. NJ, June 10 Salcz Raum-
holm of New York city. once gen.
cral manager Of the santa Fc Copper
company spent several days In camp
looking over his mining intorcsta.
The GalistcO Mining company. un-
dor the new management ~ Mr. El-
iiut b. doing considerable develop.
mont and prospecting work, having
forty men employed doing work on
the south side OF the ortiz mountain.
The James Lucas i've stamp mill
situated about half mile north OF
Golden In the ortiz grant commenced
running last Thursday on ore from
the Live oak mining lode. which ~
being worked hy A. ~ Philips.
Mr. Carter. of Chicago. In company
with hiss nephew. spent several days
Ion Golden looking over some mining
claims. with a view of purchasing w.
a. stevens aaauycr and mineralOgist.
examined the properties for Mr. Car.
tor.
J w. ivrkee, mining expert OF huv-
Hrgl Colorado and eastern capitalists.
has examined quite a number Of mines
around Golden. and got bonds on sew.
oral promising claims which he will
work this summer
Mossrs Baker aud Clouthler. ~ Al.
huQuvrquo. representing some whole.
sale house in clothing and mems fur.
nlshiug goods. spent all day Friday
among the merchants OF Golden and
San Pedro.
L. ID. Sugar. general manager OF the
Argu Mining company owners ~ sew
cral patented mining claims north Of
The Santa be- Gold and Copper mining
company spent two davs In camp get.
ting his house ready 10 bee moved in
lhD next week from Ccrrillos. Mr.
Sugar has just returned from Milwau.
krp whore he attended meeting Of
tho stockholders Of the company. lie
was instructed tu commence extensive
operations developing the claims 81
the company Mr. Sugar ordered an
the necessary machinery while Ia Mi.
waukcc and expects 20 have a large
force OF men al work ia the llazcltOn
shaft by the hrHt of July. Il ~ the
Intention of the company 90 sink the
shaft two hundred feet deeper.
GOLDEN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22

Mossrs VIM Otis a Co. bankers
ana brokers uf Colorado Springs. have
arranged to furnish continuous Grip.
pie Greek stock quotations to W T.
NotCali over tho logan private wire.
The public will be- kept thoroughly
posted in Cripple Greek properties.
and all the strikes will be- promptly
tolerIaphcd 10 the Metcalf Office Civ.
INK che public an opportunity to take
advantage 81 an the inside Information
uf the camp. afordiug them an excel
lent opportunity Tor making money
Now iB "a good time 90 invest hoo Grip
pie Creek listed stocks and money can
be- safely doubled by Cripple Greek
investments In "a reasonably short
time The Cripple Greek territory
owned hy listed stocks on the Colon.
do Springs mining stock exchange. in
surfing titles in mnuy CuRDs VIII fpll
u taken out Of the c1mpauica at from
three 90 four times the settling price
90 the stock A very healthy situa.
ton aud a rock bottom basis ~ values
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
cHLoRloE's NEW PREACHER.
Conducts Regular Business--Fourth
Of July Celebration.

OF July Celebration.
special Correspondence.
KnRmau Arizona, June l5-Thc
material for the Harvey house. 20 be-
erected at this point is on the ground
and the work 81 construction will Doc.
Gin Immediately The building b. 10
be- plaatorod inside aud out aud re-.
scmblu the depot built here last win
III
Chloride has q new preacher sent
out hy some eastern society There
would be- nothing remarkable I'm this
were 10 not Tor The fact that be- is the
only preacher who makes regular
hu inUsR OF his calling For q number
10 years the only organized church ia
The county has been st kingmau aud
The pulpit 81 This Was filled by "a good
attorney Vito mixed law and religion
The membership could hc counted
un ones uuggH. aud this Boo plpuia
ton of nrnr.y 5000 souls. % might De-
mentioned that our county bail ls Tor
months 90 time without au occupant
and NOhatp rouutyE quota Of con.
victs in tho pruit'ntiary the least I'm
the territory
The Tennessee mill no Chloride has
been shut down pending some repairs.
hut the work iu the mine continues
The owners OF this mine have recent
~ purchased the smcltcr az Needles
and 30 rs rumorod that h. viii be re-.
moved 90 kingman. which is "a fayora.
bly, situated point for custom work
Tho difference ln tho freight rate on
Tennessee mine ores alone would pay
the cost Of removal la one year
The celebration to bo given here
this year promises tU Dee the biggest
thing OF It's kind that has ever been
held In the county Reduced rates
are being given by tho railroads and a
special train win ho run on the Arizo.
ma A Utah The society Of Elka will
welcome Queen Muhayclina 10 the
city on the evening OF the Bird On the
morning of the am Hon W. e. Bow
man formerly from New Mexico. now
nt Los Angeles. Will deliver am address.
There VIII bee drilling match for q
purse ot $500. horse races and sports
galore Tho ~ Mohayp Indian rand.
composed entirely of FUN bluodcd In.
iians. will furnish music Tho .,oe.
dies orchestra iH sIrugpd Tor grand
bali ON the jtD tho sports Will bee
continued aud thor. WIZ bee biz
boot by tho Kungmtu aud noiphbor
.nF gun ylubv Altogether 10 viii uc
"a pleasing affair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
FROM SILVER CITY
sase Ball oame--People Believe Mur.
derer Sanchez Sane.

derer Sanchez Sane.
Special Correspondence.
silver C.ty y. NJ June lG.-Iion
r. W Parker judge u. u. Bolt court
ateuuUnphvr Major W n H Level.
Ism district attorney. who were In at
tendance at court IN Luna county at
Dcming. came up 20 attend q meeting
OF the local lodge of Elks, when
Mossrs Lloweilyn and Holt we're in
itiatod into the mysteries Of that or
ganizatlon.
Mrs Bailey and daughter Miss
Alice left ON this evenings train 10
spend the rummcr with friends In
Chicago.
The Pinos Altos and silver City
base ball teams played "a game at
Athletic park here this afternoon. The
game resulted la "a victory for the
home team the score being 10 10 s..
There was AN unusually large attend.
auCe and both teams played good hall
The silver city club will leave ON next
saturday evening for LordBburR TO
cross bats with the local team there.
Under the management Of Or O. J..
Wrstlakc. the Silver city tcam 10 i'm.
proving and Silver cts fully expects
Go carry on the honors on July tth
at Santa Rita
Tho Santa Pc will run special
from this place 90 Santa Rita on tho
Fourth Of July, leaving early In the
morning and returning some time az.
ter midnight
ON tomorrow evening Judge Park
cr viii begin AN investigation as to
the sanity OF Jose Chayes. the man
who was sentenced az the April term
OF the district court To- be- hanged and
who was granted rcpricyo until
July 9Th. The residents ~ Grant
county. who are familiar with the facts
ln the case. are generally OF the opin-
ion that this man ~ sane. aud conse.
quontly hope that he will not escape
the galluWs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
o. Local Interest.

Hon u ~ Ferguson OF AlmQuer
que Wa- among tho prominent aitor.
noys boz Suc0rru last Thursday
Deputy Marshal Fred Furnon came
down from Albuquerque 60 look after
business before tho court Ia behalf
uf Uncle Samuel
Mrs $ Alexander and daughter, &c.
ell and son. Sllas Alexander. Dr.,
left FOR Albuquerque for "a few DAYS
visit with relatives and friends.
Hon " q Childpr United states
attorney Tor N,w Mexico. has been
among tho prominent members ~ the
bar in attendance upon court iu SO.
zorro part of this week
MIR Myruu Perry Warren aud Miss
Ada Lorraine Morley announce their
marriage ON Saturday juno FIRST one
thousand nine hundred and one.
.sew YORK" d. the announcement re-
Gently received hy Miss Lulno Howell
of this city SoCoTo Chicftain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22

swarm Of bees from the northeast
were passing over the city this morn.
ing and as they arrived opposite
Tumhle's Second street stable. Nit.
Watson drove up la John Trimbles
runabOut gnd as the bees had come
some distance and were wing weary
the swarm decided 90 ride while and
settled themselves comfortably on tho
vehicle which was Immediately
brought 90 a standstill Boxes were
procured and IN hastily improylsod
hive the insccts were corralled and
duly installed Ia temporary quarters
nt the barn So far as learned mono
uf the llyorymon got bees In their
bonnota" II the stable Is turned into
combination livery barn and apairy
the honey gathered will be Of much
tho same quality that might be eX-
pectod from hes hived In a glue fac
fUTV
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22

Justice Crawford. who has had
many "woighty and kuutty' judicial
questions which demanded the hand.
ing down of decisions. finds himself
somewhat handicapped in arriving at
a decision la the case OF the Terrific.
rial Board of Health VS.. Or c. T.
Phillips Whom the case came on for
trial Thursday and was concluded, al
though Attorney Clancy was given
time 10 present authorities, the Justice
took the matter under advisement and
had the decision snugly tucked away
within his breast, hoping 10 Doe able
TO hand down his legal opinion ON Fri.
day. but on that day Attorney clancy
appeared with several typcwrttCn
pages 81 authority. sustaining his con
teutlOn and to-day Attorney MCMillcu.
Ion Phillips comes forward with more
authorities on the constitutional rights
and upholdlng his side of the case
The Justice announced this afternoon
that hv would burn the midnight oil
tonight in looking over the citations
submitted. and hoped 90 arrive ut "a
decision carly Monday morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
rsaelr6R,Al INSTITUTIONS.


hn Important Opinion BY Solicitor
General G. L, Bartlett
Upon the request 81 the auditor Of
The territory. Hon W - Sargent So.
l..Itor General y H. Hurtlott has rem
,.d the following opinion IN full ga.
Hugti0n Of The recent law maklnE
% .h1ug" in the systom uf accounts
90 900 territorial in.tUt.u.. cduCa
UInll charitable or ,I IU tocviy
ur add vs. nppropr.n' f.u tho Ter.
.toy
Santa 90. 81 J.us q. 1901.
HON N q Sargent. Auditor of the
Territory " Now Mrsico
uouf Sir Your favor of lhs 1th lu
.lri asking my official opinion upon
rhHt Is required from oriI.uIial and
.mrltnIlr Institutions under council
$500 $50 "a of the rhluyfuJfth lugIs
ufiN. assembly. is received aud reply
In Wi say:
That the bin iu question was intend
.l tH and doe. yDluir. fhu board of
MANAGERS OF tho different territorial u
ffuUuls and the person loo charge ui
D1JrItn lr and other institutions which
receive territorial aid tu keep In "a
record boon strict account of 1911
M.up, received hy them from the tor
tltury and also an itpmiz"d account
Of all dit hurspmcnts. and no warrant
can bn drawn by YOU fur any amount
Doe favor of such institutions unless
tho reuuisiiiou therefor iH accom-
panied with tcmizod receipts Tor "a,
, money ,Npendod after the last toquiai
/ ton
Th. net in question contemplate.
that iIl accounts against such insti
/ tuiiuns shall hc made iu duplicate ON,
tu bp Glod with the rCquisitiun. upon
/ You ami the other co. ho retained b'
/ tho institution and ut the end of M,
/ fiscal year that proper officer shat
make detailed statement of nll cN
uonditdecs tu bc transmitted to th'
| governor
This uci took effect on the 2lsl
/ day of March. and regulations sine,
/ that d uo must comply with this lav
/ lu ordet to have them hunorcd b,
/ you Very respectfully
EDWARD g.. NANrLE"r
Solicitor General
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22

the Philadelphia troop Of iehl horse
uy Cauialn Abraham Markoc aud rtill
In possession Of that troop After the
declaration ~ Independence the en-
hloms OF British union became inap.
proprato. but were retained iu the
flag tli the following year Congress
resolved on June 70. i11i 'ihat the
nag VI the thirteen tui'u STATE. 1r.
thirteen stripes altamat rI .HI
Whit. that the union bel thIrt ou 900
white BOO % blue n,ld representing %
new constellation d BE- supposed
That the nar was wuurlrB nrt by
puHl Jones uu the Waaer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
Farewell Surprise Party.

Miss MAY Honisou. daughter of the
rector OF 81 Johns Episcopal church.
has gone Go Pueblo colo whore sh,
viii enter au institution aud prcpar,
herself for tho duties of % trained pro
tcssionRl nurse Before the Young
lady departed her associates prepared
q farewell surprise party. which was
held at the homo uf Miss Olive Hswley
on south Third street Thursday night
last large crowd ~ young people
assembled and while passing tho even
ing pleasantly with games and music
and dispensing of palutahlu refresh.
mcnts. save Miss RcuiEou their upiu
ION uf thH regard in which she BIS held
hy all who know her and many good
wishes Tor her success 100 the profra
sion She ls about Co adopt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
LAS VEGAS WEDDINGS.
Harris.oarrard and sporleder. Bassett
Ceremonies.

Al high noon ON June ~. m Las
Vegas, occurred the wedding of Miss
Nettie GarrG-d, daughter of Col. and
Mrs T. W Garrard. and Cyrus T..
Harris Miss Louie Dick was brides.
maid and r. r. Dunlap was best man
Rev Norman skinner Of the Prcsby
terrain church omCiatcd The bride
ls one OF Las Vegas society ladies
and the bridegroom is prominent
business man The couple left for n
wedding I y 10 Colorado Springs aud
Denver
The wedding OF Miss Josephine Bias
sctt sister Of Mrs r. l.. Browne of
Las Vegas and Edward Sporlcder. oc
CURED Wednesday az tho home Of the
brides sister Rev George Sclhy Of
he Episcopal church officiating The
bridegroom has grown 90 manhood n
thaeMAity The two are among the
leading society people Of las Vegas
aud the wedding was quite q social
event
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
THE AMERICAN FLAG.

notwithstanding the wealth OF his.
tory aud of tradition concerning the
American nag tho origin Of the grand
union has been lost ln ubscurity No.
body Cau nov ascertain how the stars
and stripes came 90 Dee the basis ana
groundwork of Old Glory. hut accord
inr 90 the cyclopodia the Culurs at the
stripes may have been sugggstod by
the red ilas of the army and tho white
one OF tho navy previously Boz use
This great union nag was first rails
ed hy Washington at Cambridge Ianu
ay 3 l5IG u consisted of thirteen
alternate red aud white stripes with
Tho CROSSES of ~ George aud 81 An.
drew cmbazuuod ou the blue canton
in place Of the stars This nag VIA
carried also hy the ncct under CON.
mund of Commodore Eack Hopkins
when h sailed from the Delaware
oapes February d. i7it AZ the
time uf the adoption of thIa Hng the
colonies SIN Acknowledged tho legal
rights of the mother country aud
therefore retained the blended cross
es OF 81 George and 80 Andrew
changing only the nold of the old en-
sign FOR the thirteen stripes emblc.
matte Of their union Could W, now
ascertain who originated the device of
the stripes his name would br prosery
ed through an American history. bat
like many another unknown maker Of
history his name b. lost Ia fact We
can not ever be certain of who fret
advocated the revolution
aud separation from the authority
al England
Tho thirteen stripes are supposed
however 10 have been used hrst on a
banner presented 10 l77f or l775 90
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22

Gen Frederick ID. Grant IN the
course Of an article TO Dee published
IN the forthcoming issue Of Lesllcs
Weekly. expresses the opinion that
che yalro at the Philippines to IN,
United states 10 beyond estimation
This value, General Grant declares
viii increase with the development of
the islands and the growth OF our
trade w.,h Asia For this reason. the
value vt the islands 'Is the greatest
from a commercial standpoint. hut o.
remarkable also as strategic hqs,
iu time OF war"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
ORGAN NOTES
Locating OF Understanding Min.
ina propertics--Othcr News.

Locating on lanua-E Namininu MIN.
ing properties--Other News.
Special Correspondence.
Organ n. NJ June Nv ~.
sNdmoro from 80 paao Texas. has
ov.n at ORGAN and located sixteen hun
tired acres of oil land about ten miles
north OF here.
George Fitzgerald. az ~ paso has
been hero examining the Memphis aud
Bennett Stevenson miuea with Viow
to purchase. Tho stockholders extend.
'l the time twelve days on Mr. Mack
oy and his associates IN order 90 give
other parties an opportunity tu exam
Inc the properties and put loo their
bids
John Dorsey has eight hundred
goats which are looking we'll and is
having a large increase.
John iMnnr1 has done assess mont
work on Iho Eclipse which ll Showing
copper and iron.
Dr. Quinn and William Nuuug are
working Wn their claim north of or
gan and have got some enc galcua
Orc
ABRAHAM Olsen has the work done
un DIS two claims and are showing
t"li for the amount OF Development
There has been no rain Tor two
weeks end gtaas and vegetation son.
rally {. drying up.
ORGAN