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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
County commisSioners' Meeting.

a regular adjourned meeting OF thc
board of county commissioners wa.
held at the court house yesterday and
this morning and much business OF
general interest 30 the people was
promptly transacted Tho bonds of
Mckinley county. in payment OF debt
due this county, were properly rrCcly
ed by tho commissioners. and Chair
man MiurH states that am eHprt VIII
bp made Go sell tsa bonds NJ par ur
near par cannot Boz obtained Tor thDm
the bonds will bU turned over 90 tnH
croditorg A large number uf bills
were audited DuI approved. and tb.
commissioner instructed tlrrk sum
merH tu draw warrants Tor tho roapur
tive amounts dollar for dollar
The board adjourned until septrm
Der.
Chairman Minra win leave Tor Dbl.
home a. Cuba tomorrow morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
the LOST NINE.
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NV nN NNANAAAa
The carts traditions about lost
mines and l6ft treasure IN the vlcin.
~ at ~ phso seems to be- borne out
by the statements OF Captain l.. &.
Chriss OF this city who spent great
doal Of time and money In exploring
and developing mines Ia the Franklin
mountains.
The tradition Is that the lost Padre
mine was worked about 300 years ago
by the spanish priests who built the
old church In Iuaruz aud is matter
of record The old records of the
church. written IN Latin on parchment.
give minute details OF this milne as 90
location, etc. the mine being visible
from the north window ~ the church.
When the country was abandoned the
mine was filled IN and all traces Of
the workings completely covered up.
Captain ChrlBs spent q great deal Of
time looking for this mine and finally
got an old Indian known Rs Simeon to
point out the location, az he would not
go near the place on account Of fear Of
something supernatural ON working
ON this place. high up on the western
slope of Mount Franklin, a complete
mining shaft Was found filled with de-
hriB. which was cleaned out 90
depth OF 1875 feet. a tunnel or drn
was found walled up with rough stone
and ON trying 20 explore Il the loose
rock raycd in killing one Of the MeXi.
can miners. This accident stopped all
work which has never been resumed.
a number OF rare relics we're found
during the progress Of this work the
most interesting being a silver spur
with an immense ruwpl and the sides
ornamcntcd with figures OF animals In
gold the entire spur being fourteen
inches long. This spur is now va
the Smithsonian Institute a copper
anvil. now In a curio store In this city.
and number OF tayos or sandals
made of cactus fibre and a pouch OF
quicksilver were also found
Tho shaft was made In the Spanish
style, being more Of an open cut and
large enough 30 admit Of their cscalas
or crude stairways being used the
ore and other waste all being carried
out Ia baskets. III PasO Times.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.
A Great Increase IN the Land Entries
During the Past Fiscal Year

a Great increase IN the Land Entries
During the Past Fiscal Year.
The register Hon N a. Otcr0. aud
90" receiver iion T. o. Hobart. Of the
foiUrni land uni,o at Santa &c. have
cent Boo their reports tn the Interior de-.
ruumnnt OF tho business transacted
hy thD office during the nsacl year end.
iuE June 300. 1901 There has been
great increase la the number and OK
tent of lBni entries mostly on ac.
count off th, entries made boy the Unit
u Stntoa land commission. but also
lu part owing 90 the greater interest
taken iu New Mexico hy prospective
settlers Tue following Us an abstract
fum The statistical part Of che re-.
port
Bornalillo county Homestead On.
titles. 2Glh.3t acres.
ColfnN county Homestead entries
t5.G83.TG acres Desert lands 200 90
Land sold 2Os3i Territorial select.
IONS o. coo &c., Total. b973siS acres
Guadalupe county Homestead en
tries i8yfO3p Land sold. S997. Ter.
fitorial selections $4,000 Total. no..
nlH@6 acres
Mckinley county Homestead on.
tries 10000 Land sold. 1906. Terri
torIal selections. 3i.31Ogs. Total.
a62gi.3t acres.
Mora county; Homestead entries.
l3.5GaA Desert lands, $4,000 Land
sold. 7liOO Territorial selections.
,i.23ii7. Total 25N3S33 acres.
Rio Arriba county Homestead en-.
tries. 5StgC2 Dyaori lands. $1,000.
I and sold s9aG. Total G.57YlS acres.
san Juan county Homestead gL.
| tries. b3tT9i Desert lands. 09519.
/ Total 8. ii3l3 acres
san Miguel county. Homestead on.
tuyE 10 1871 Desert lands. G0f9O.
I and sold 1891 Total. 20.759.ts
BrrcH.
Santa Fo county Homestead On.
tries. $4,000. Land sold 10000. Total.
tU uu acres.
Taos county Homestead outries,
$4,000 Territorial selections. 1889
a. Total ii.2ie7U acres.
Valencia county Homestead en-.
tries $4,000 Land sold ii2. Ter.
rltorial selections, lbg.9iS26. Total.
| it2 AG33J acres.
/ sOrorro county Homestead en-
tries. l.9li9p. Desert laudis 5000
/ Total 1901 900 acres.
/ Total number OF acres disposed ~
curing the fiscal year ending June 80.
/ 1901 $40 lSt5i An increase ~ 2i7..
Icl6. as compared with fiscal year end.
! ing June go. 1890
! Cash receipts from an sources
| SttU783O An increase Ut klS.557. ~
compared with the fiscal year ending
juno ln. 1890
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
TAsTeFuLLY ARRANGED PARLoR
o. w, Strong & Sons Have Completed
Improvements on Undertake
ina Rooms.


The Cuturprising undertaking and
ombalminE utm OF o. W. Strong a
Sons have just finished cquippiuE their
pnriors ON north Second street with ns
complete and upto dutc ;ur Df cuskcts
and supplies as can be- found west OF
Chicago ur east OF Los Angeles. They
hogan making improvements couple
OF months ago ON thr rooms and since
the work is completed there rs NO
place that viii compare with 10 short
OF thousand Journey The Of
fee. which fronts ON Lprih Second
street. is very tastomlly furnished
with ino BrusHplH carpet. comfort.
able leather upholstered chairs aud
sofa and Moorish stutuary ln the
rear. or center room. is Tho cagkct
show room. 2SXi6 feet in dimensions
II IL brilliantly illuminated with
twonty.oight 32.candlc power electric
lights and contains dozens OF the most
costly and elaborate sample caskots.
which rcpose on inclined shelves con
ccalcd and drapod with handsome tap.
cstry curtains. The floor l5 covered
with an Administer carpet aud in tho
center ~ the room b. "a circular tribIc.
seated leather chair A cabinet.
prominently NAANNNf'A NNA ANtaN AANNAAf NAfNAH
tains robes Of hrundcloth, silk and
satin, from which friends Of "a depart
ed one can make their selection pOr.
tierrcs 10 an arChcd doorway divide
this room from the chapel IN this
apartment a pulpit with chairs has
been appropriately arranged and the
solemnities OF a funcral service can
be conducted by the use of either AN
orgaH or plano, which are placed ia
the chapel
a large room In the rear OF the
building has been designated as a
monument room, and "A complete limo
OF these goods will ,LwayB boz ON hand.
The embalming room has been rear.
ranged and the members of the arm
who have graduated from several col
lcgos Of ombalmlng. are fully prepared
20 handle all business in that line.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
1alk WIth sseretarY saInt

secretary Saint returned last even
ing from San Pedro, whore he loft
senator Andrews and party. Since
leaving Albuquerque the party has
been over the proposed railroad line
az far az the Rock Island connection
and back 90 San Pedro ioatur
day tho party inspected the q Mara
coal fields. owned by the Santa fr
Copper company and the San Pedro
and Golden mining district and today
they go 10 Santa 20 arriving there
about night The trip has been pleas.
ant and AN hands have been woll
pleased with what they saw SeCro.
tary saint Joins the party AZ santa Fe
tonight. ana tomorrow viii bt sponi
looking over the ancient city and prob
ably relnrn bore In tho oYenlng.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
klEoMAN

From the Miner
Isabelle Blakcly. who has boon VS..
ting with her grand parents ut Rio
Vile Nevada. Tor the past two months
returned 90 kinguan.
Mrs. Henry Iuyiu aud young
daughter have gone 90 the coast 10 70.
main during tho hot months Thefiff
loyiu viii leave about tho goth ~ this
month for hia old home In the south.
iiarric * Hardness. tho young at.
turnry known Co many Of tho people
of Mohays county, has organized the
southern Exploration company for che
purpose Of engaging in mining aud
commercial pursuits
g.. g Davis returned from the Sheep
Trail Mill irN days arp. whore b" has
teen looking aftur some business To-
tcroats He SAYS that the boat OF "a,
utrg country lH something unbenrabir
thp thermometer ranging about l2u Dol
The shade
Tho miners N0rhinE lu tho ElhhaH
hHU wont 0u "a strike ibis week be-
uar Of CUT boo wages from three
and UuUhuif dUllHrt "a day 90 three dol
l.UH s C0mmlit.. waited upon th'
superintendent and succeeded ,u hay
[ iua th. ulI ratio restored, hut th'
/ greater part Hl Iap force refused a.
/ eu Zoo work MANY uf che miners have
| runo t0 white INNS. whore they $40
/ goo t1 WORK far tho company uf ut0
/ ilaHDs on tHa upper ground Boa th
I uluDH.
j @ Uoty has entered into aI
/ sErprmout tO purchase nearly AN th
! TURQUOISE claims boo tho Mineral Par
country Monday last ho paid 81 00
on au agreement tu purchase th
claims OF g. T. sherman aud Capt lk
. C0nkny and gave notice tn thD other
that hp was ready Ga purchase tho Dtl
go claims at ara agreed price Tn
mine uwurr hayO practically al
|aRfopl 90 sell and the cash VIII D
paid over within "a few days Mr. Dot
nae made market i0r turquoise 0
nam.nts Boo The east and viii now b
abie to meet all demands fpr this elias
LOT gnm
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
THE WESTERN TOWNS.
Holbrook, Williams, flagstaff and
kIngsman,
BATCH or INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS,
HoLBRooK
From the Argus

From the Argus
Mt and Mrs Julius WctzlDr and
non came down from Williams and
win remain few weeks
Frank Voorhees,. of kuamH Canyon
a. been transferred tu northern
Idaho We understand be- Will have
fun charge q. the Indian agency
there.
We expect 10 leave for a few days
Vslt Co California a. g. Moore. a
nrHt class prnteT, will have charge OF
Tho Argus during our absence.
A. L.. poasc. ct Cumberland. Wis.
brother Of the editor. arrived and viii
spend the balance of this month and
part OF next taking in the sights OF
Arizona and California
The board Of supervisors have an.
thurizcd tho tax collector to proceed
by due process of law To- collect all
delinquent personal property taxes
tot paid before the goth day OF July
1901
a. Watjron was selzDd with a
stitch in his bach Wednesday. which
refused to lct him move Tor several
rCura. but under the Hkillui treatment
~ br Reed, vas able Go get around
the next day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
EIGHT MICH ARrrslAN WELL,
The Hamilton Farm Now Has the Fin.
est in the Valley.

est IN the Valley.
one Of the finest Hrtrsian wells yet
drilled ia the pccos Valley b. that re-
Gently completed by II. H. Morrow on
tho alfalfa farm sold hy him to a. x.
Hamilton at I'ittshurg Pa, and his
brother Jas. r. Hamilton, of Roswell
at sla GOO The we'll b. $50 feet deep
aud the flow reached ~ inches above
the top at tho eight inch casting, This
Indicates. without doubt the strongest
HuW Set found The water is said 20
bee much cooler than that %! any other
well In the valley. MIR Morrow is
quite iubilant and both ho and the pm.
chnsors are to boz congratulated. In
addition GO giving them an abundant
supply ~ water. day and night, for
live stock IL viii be- a valuable aux
Hilary 20 the water right for irrlgating
the land and the strong pressure VIII
enable them tu place water even In a
second story and have fountains,
.aguarla and sprays. wherever they
may want them The farm which has
"A good artcslan VOL ON H. iH very val.
unhlc and there is NO telling what
wonderful developments viii yet be-
seen in Roswell and its vicinity
through the discovery of many moro
such on the bench lands. Register.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

Chns MAusard returned To- Albu-
quorquc this morning after a Ave
weeks visit Co the Pan American eX-
position and In the state OF Iowa.
Will, al Upton, Ia last Tuesday Mr.
Aausard was Frustrated by a sun,
stroke which rendered him speechless
until yesterday noon when he arriy-
,d in tho mountain region and rcCny-
,rrI the faculty ~ speech. While
necessary 20 remain in quiet few
days. he Is ON the road to recovery,
20 learn which his many friends are
highy pleased
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

a herCc battle iout place last night
on san Francisco street ln which
thousands were slain A column of
large red ants met "a column NJ small
black ants aud the latter we're the
yicturs This morning. Tor "a distance
OF twenty feet the pavement opposite
Bridge street was strpwn Wlth thou.
sands az dead ants which The black
ants were busy carrying IN into "a rro
vice 10 the stone pavement Quite "a
number of people were attracted Ga
the spot by tho curious SIGHT New
Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
JOHN CARROLL DEAD.
Ne Was WeiiRno~n Here, Being
Win Gross. Blackwell a Co,

INH NNkNN bNiM. july 10
John B. Carroll died yes
trrI8y afternoon a. p o'clock
m Puerto dr i.upa whittier be-
bad gone from tho Olo dal lIano
ranch twenty three miles east, on
u.Iuess &c. had complained of not
f.rurr wrU fuf several days though
there was utilr Thought that his dis.
nnHf would take r. serious lIru much
lees fatal one The Immediate cause
9f DTS death was acute Bright'a dis
nu#r.
Soothing s known ~ Johnny Car,
rH.I# HufrrsdrntH lir vas born in
TruF N S., and was about f0rly.twO
years uf age ami unmarried tie came
fu HIH country from Texas about
fN.uit Owe years ago and had scarcely
known tu .dI. moment since Ito had
been chiefly employed hy cattle com
pauiDH Boo one capacity aud another.
from foreman down. and had at times
boon book keeper al ilfcIds aud the
First National bank and clerk az tho
Plaza hotel For twelve years ho was
Zoo tho employ az Gross, blackwell A.
/ Co. looking after their extensive
stock interests subsequently. a few
years ago he became Interested with
Z g. g. Robbins George Arnut and % ~
/ EafickHon boo the sheep ranch ~ which
| BE- had immediate charge al tbs time
I 81 DDS death
Tho body was brought 90 this city
] by Dr Jackson and Charles Earickson
aud tho funeral viii take place from
/ urarihs Undertaking rooms tomorrow
afternoon ht o'colck religious ser
/ v.ccs being conducted by Rev Geo.
StlhY.
lt o. a hard duty 10 say a last word
oyer Johnny Carroll Ills untimely
death comes a personal bereayc-
ment to many who will read these
lines and shed a silent tear over S,.,.
uyH death For "a quarter ~ CO..
tufy he had been a friend Va thCm, Ca.
ten closer than a brother Ills Waa
% brave soul and generous. he vas
blessed With oXuhount animal lie till
hla l.foH great and lncurable afhci'Qn
came t0 him And now h. has gone
from u.s. never more "a return and
an can but hope ana trust that Il vii
ho we'll with him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
pEmlNo in PARAGRAPHS.
gatch o. interesting Notes From the
Capital Of Luna County

special Correspond nee.
Demlng 81 n. July DO Sam Lind
auer returned SUNDAY morning FROM
Nra YORK where be- has been attend.
uF lho0i fur some time past sam
aa. maeh pleased with the east. hut
ta}H that he n glad 90 Ect homo
HFaIu
vs. Wamol and family and Mr and
Mu pnaHe mako up camping party
thnt are nuN ou thn river eating hah
END having good time generally
a party consisting uf az and Mrs
fonry Meyer and clyde Mrs 81 r.
Merrill Misses galloway LawhOu
Johnson. Mcfarland MoHara r T..
s0rdhaus and Eben Burnside aud Dr
Fwupo and Mrs Clemens vent up On
the city ~ Rocks Saturday evening
returning sunday evening after hay
,nF "a very pleasant time
Mrs "a y Johnson and Miss Annie
Mcfarland arrived In Doming LAST
week, They win spend about a month
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
mensurlnn the Water.

&, W. Hraloy, who has spcm the
Bgt Eve or SIX months Ia san Mar.
gal taking daily measurements ~ the
water nnw In the Rio Grandc for the
information boundary Commission
has gone to El paso. the present head
quarters of the commission. says the
San Marrim Bco. At this writing
Tuesday the river is practically bar
ron AZ water. although the recorded
flow this year has been greatly in oX-
cess OF that Of 1900 MIR ioRicy is an
old cmpluyc ~ this part ~ the gov.
ornment service. and "a gentleman by
lLnoaEe. chucatinn and nractIoe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

The Chinese cook Of a Bisbee a.
Domlng railroad engineer party was
bitten on tho left hand by rattle
snake near CarnllllO Springs. The Chi
naman discovered the snake close TO
camp and undertook 10 Nil II with a
short stick Tho result was that the
RATHER easily sank les deadly fangs
into the mans left hand. lie was
hurriediy brought Ia town aud placed
under the care of Il physician, Nester'
day the arm was swollen t0 twice its
natural size but the doctor said the
man was recovering Durango Her
aid
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

W. 4. parr. the contractor aud car
WinslOw this morning lie states that
the ilr" there last Saturday morning
originated In q barn in tho rear OF tho
Parr undertaking house, and before h
longing 90 Mrs. Anna Biuglcy one be-
longing to G ID shank. and e residence
and the undertaking business belong
Ing Co himself were totally destroyed
Loss estimated 81 about 80 900 with "a
total insurance Of $1,000 Boys play
ing In the barn are supposed 90 have
accidentally SCI tho barn ON Ere
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

from q street car last winter IN,
Register o. glad to learn that be- has
entirely recovered since going to III,
coast and taking the salt baths
G. ~ flallott came la from Gould
Center iu the Manzauu mountains
whore hc has been doing assessment
and development work on some claims
one ~ which at a depth Of % feet
makes very nno showing 81 silver
lead and copper Mr. Hallott will Ia
crease the force az work ON this mine
~ fast az room can be- made for more
men to work. and he thinks he will
have a good thing there before fall
tie started out again with load OF
supplies
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
From rio Grando Republican.

A. j Bale left for Iona Parda, this
county. where he has accepted post
ton 90 manage "A mill up there
The Shulam colony sent ten ~ the
little children from that place 20 the
Buckner orphan home az Dallas, TcA.
as. on Tuesday
Messrs. Hubert Rice and Almack
finished their work examining the sur.
yeys 81 the Duna Ana Bend Colony.
Mesilla and SnntO Tomas grants and
left Tor Magdalena, SOcorro county
whore they will survey several town
ships for the government.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
YOUNG GIRLS, BEWARE,
Albuquerque is Possessed Of Fe-
maleAssauIter-. WHO IS Harry
IS Nc FROM WICKED DENVER.

Last might when Miss Lula Hall
reached The corner of Coal avenue and
South First street a few minutes be
fore y o'clock ON her way home from
the Salvation Army barracks q man
grabbed her hy The arm and throw hcr
down. Before sine could rise the brute
kicked her severely on the lex. When
she screamed several times the fellow
walked north ON First street About
this time j " ilarlin the chilli ran.
cher. happened along and was asked
some impairment questions by the
stranger. The fellow was sober but
he became ao iuQulsitlvo and abusive
Co Mr. Harlan. that the latter felt oh
lgcd to take him down notch or two
by giving him a wolidoseryod beating.
As ho was getting up from bis druh.
bling another man came along who al.
dressed him as Harry" Mr. Harlan
allowed the would be aHHuultUr Go go
his way. and who ever Harry might
bo is a question that has not yet boon
solved No doubt Harry b. wearing
bandnges today az Mr. Harlan docA
rot claim to have been lcnlcnt With
that part ~ the mans anatomy.
The girls screams attracted the at
tcntion of lady en- route to the
Highlands who accompanied her to
the home of her mother az No. COZ
south First street Miss Hall ~ only
u years old and Ia a niece of Con.
stable James n smith when seen
hy n reporter for The Citizen this
morning IN, said the man was about
foot inches la height weight
about 1876 pounds. wore "a dark mus
a. - a..
end when they were passing in front
0f the vacant store building on the
corner of Coal avenue and First street
hc grabbed her and threw her 10 the
ground with great force.
Marshal McMillin believes Harry
90 In the city. and 70 is not at all im.
probable but that he viii be- located
and giVen "a sentence that be Justly de-
serves Tor the dastardly assault which
he attempted 10 commit on an limo.
rauf afTt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

IN order that The people of th.H city
might enjoy the benefits oft q band
concert II would boz woll fpr those Who
attend 90 assist the grand work along
hy contributing % small portion Th"
merchants have aud are doinF "a
splendid work in maintaining these
omen air concerts and II Dr. nothing
more than right that the citizens help
pay f0r The music Those who are Nil
ling Oh contribute can send same tu
Iohg BorrudaIle. which viii be duly
Acknowledged The neat band con
cert win ho rsrn sunday evening an
O'Clock a Con lhlhlIp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
THREE APPOINTMENTS.
Kew Men Named For Good Places o.
the Santa Fe

Kew Men Named For Good Places on
the Santa Fe.
The following new Santa Fe az.
polntmonts have been announced n.
X Gregory D. appointed assistant gen.
cral passenger agent Of the Santa Pc
lines west OF Albuquerque. with Of.
Gee 90 san Francisco.
W A. Matson IT,. IN appointed tray
cling passenger agent with once at
Los Angeles
John J.. Trslow is appointed gen.
eral agent of these lines az Santa Bar.
bara.
4 circular issued boy First Vice Pres
idont T.. u. Mckcnna. OF Santa Fc an.
nounCos that Honel Jones, of Topeka,
will perform the duties ~ land com.
missioner of the road made vacant by
the resignation Of A. =. MaCgiunis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

from san Marclai 90 El Paso In a boat
and had an exciting time From ~
paso Nr Cunningham was accompan
led boy the Mexican government enEln
Vvr and there we're three boats and
gix men Il was not learned how Mr.
Cunningham came to boz drowned or
10 any other lives wore lost at tho
same time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
nrnunen h RIo orande.

y. V Harroun. the government by
ha6 received word that r.
ID Cunningham the United statos
consulting engineer FOR tho interna.
tional boundary commission WAS
drowned SATURDAY night In the rapids
of the RiO Orande AZ Eagle Pass.
Last May Mr. HarToun accompanied
Mr.. CUNNINGHAM down the riYev
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
WHITE OAKS.
From the Ennlo.

From the Eagle.
Mrs. &. ID. Leon who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs, A. Zieglcr
during the past month has returned To
Der home in Trinidad, Colo.
Mrs. J.. l.. Gladney. who has been
visiting at San Marcial for the past
few weeks has returned home, accom-
panied by her niece, Miss Hazel Nc
CoCh
Mrs n y. Lund has been called Ia
Roswell hy the serious Illness Of her
daughter. Mrs. &. ID. Buuncy. Mrs.
BounHy Is fayorahly known In White
Oaks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

Let "a seek 10 transform the ignorant
superstitlous element that does exist
among ne into civilized, educated
and chrlstianized community. The
high classes among the MexiCanH and
Indians pray and walt for this. and the
Protestant missionaries and teachers.
who are patriotic citizens and deep
" interested Ia sociological az we'll
as spiritual progress. are giving their
lives and their money for the consum.
nation OF this end.
DIR. G. ~ LUKENs
Roswell. n ~. JQlAlQ, 1901