Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-27
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'City OF Wind Mills"
Special Correspondence.
Deming. n. NJ. June 26.-Sam Agee.
the Silver City pharmacist, spent Sun.
day visiting his many old friends In
the Windmill city"
James T%odhunter was In from the
Cedar Grove ranch Sunday and Mon.
day of this week.
Dan Hathaway was a Deming visitor
Sunday after n three weeks absence
in Arizona. lie left Monday for the
Victoria mines where he is employed.
Geo. \. Shepard and wife will leave
in a few days for Capltola. Cal. where
they will spend the summer months.
John Kosky came down Sunday
night to attend the grass %widowers' "
reception. He left Monday evening
for California for the summer.
Il. w. Mitchell, II. Goldlng and II. p.
Barnes were Silver City gentlemen
who attended the reception Sunday
night.
w. II. Greer and j. A. Mahoney re.
turned Monday from Santa Fe where
they went to attend Governor Otero's
inaugural exercises and to Judge from
their statements the exercises were
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A. WitZel and A. s.. Goodell passed
through Deming Monday morning for
their homes In Silver City from Santa
Fee, whore they had been to witness
the Inauguration of Governor Otero.
A. w. Wilson left Saturday for Den.
yer with about 400 head of mixed
cattle. which he will place on the mar.
ket there.
Inhn rAnIii ON oil ttnan gattlg chin
per OF Deming, came in from Santa
Rita Sunday evening.
Will Foster. Of the Mimbres. spent
several days in town this week. Mr..
Foster says they are going to have Il
hot time on the Mimbres this 4th."
J. G. McDermott aud Dr. Jones. OF
Cooks. came down Monday. They
were on their way to El Paso. Mr..
McDcrmott has charge of the I'll Paso
company's mine at the peak.
Two Cinnamon arrested by Sheriff
Baca on the lith. under charge of VIC
lation of the Chinese exclusion acts.
were tried before United States Com.
missioner u. Y. McKeyes Monday. II
was proven that they had been bonded
through to Eagle Pass, Texas. and they
we're ordered deported. Chinese In.
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and Deputy United States Marshal J.
u. Campbell. from Albuquerque, rep
%fcsenting United States Marshal
Foraker, were In attendance.
j. G. Clements returned Monday
from Oklahoma, where he has been
On an extended pleasure trip.
Died, Tuesday, June 20, 1901. Sally
Berry Baca, infant daughter of Cipri.
ano and Mary b. Baca. Funeral ser,
vices took place at 8 y. m. of the
same day.
b, f. Copp. the Silver City dentist
passed through Deming Wednesday en-
route To his home In Silver City. lie
has been In California on a three
weeks vacation.
While In Deming, Clayton Pettey pre-,
scented his mother with a handsome
new phaeton and a fine sorrel horse,
with which she expects to spend many
4 pleasant hour during the summer
months.
The plant of the Dcming Mining 4
Milling company at this point will be
put in operation within the coming
week.
The Bisbce railroad graders, under
A.. Wallis, were constructing their
grade on the Southern Pacific right OF
way last Tuesday morning when they
were ordered on by the company watch
man. They. however, had the work al
most completed when the Waterman
discovered them, Immediately after
the discovery the Southern Pacific
commenced fencing their track where
the grading had been done. The
fence is of barbed wire and is nearly
completed, at the present writing.
A whirlwind passing over town this
afternoon carried away a portion OF
The roof OF Samuel Burnside's resi-
dence in the western part Of the city
ID. Bauman, the zinc expert. left this
morning on a business visit to the Car
penter mining district.