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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

Explosion Of = ulast a the Roci
island Grade Cct ates a Slaughter
WORD was hrptrhi 10 tho city b,
Thomas VARIES 81 n terrible oxplo
sion at ~ Cuuryits camp on the grad
at the Rock island says the Las We
gas optic. II seems that some acct
dent attended tho placing OF a blast
ana ~ result children are lofl
fathcrlcFH and wives are made wild
owe Tho accident occurred ON
"wednesday afternoon. A number OF
men were placing the blast which
from the mcngor details ohtainahic
must have exploded prCmaturrly. Kill
ing six mon orturht and woundine
several others. the dead mon arc
Flnnrigco Lopez &C las Vegas; Elias
llacl and Pablo Luccro. Santa Pc
Theodore Tcrrcs. Guadnlainra. McV.
ana two others whcRc names could not
ho learned. Cnllgiro Gurulo. also OF
this city. Was wounded in the shoulder
seriously tut not fatally.
" seems from the descriptions given
that the blast was placed in the cui
anl when the exclusion occurred th,
men working near. non being prepared
could not got ult ~ the why nh,
earth was thrown up 90 great holght
and coming down completely hufiod
tho mon, emutht-iug them before CAS-
iHtaucc came
Francisco lopez. who was killed
has lived in this city tor q long timo
iic WAS about nu wears Of are and
leaves q wife and two children. uac oi
whom b. tcach,, iu school district
80. T.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

thinking that "a NJ holosalo killing was
tn progress. he put on bis hghtins
clothes summoned his deputy and re-
paired 90 The cc'ac IT the supposed
conflict.
Two shots were Grcd just as he az
rived ON tho scene By two McSirauH
who wore standius quietly uenr r.
house hrinE at regular intervals
Warning them 90 desiHt. ho called for
an explanation ant they informed him
that they were WurRhipping whore
upon the constable discovered that iu
his efforts to preserve tho peace h.
was disturbing a religious assemblaE'
Inside the house were about n dozen
old MDNlran women knccliug down
PRAYING before images, with their
faces concealed from Wow. while the
two men were Vottcd ON the outside
with rCyOlycrs which they fred 60
scare ava" IA" devil
Further than Co. advise the mon to
take some other method of intimida
ting his satanic wt icsty. tho cnnstabla
asa not interfere With their dcyotiuus.
Those who were Engaged In this pc
Guitar form OF Worship were all ma
tiyo5 of Mexico end little is known
% tn. custom thpt is observed by e
certain sect once g. year in that coun
try
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
SHEEP KILLED.
AZ Camp Out West--Jarilia MininS
Camp Struck

Al Camp Out west--Jarilla Minins
Camp Struck.
For the past week vivid hghtnings,
followed D., heavy rains. have occurred
along the Santa r. Pacific and Ia cos
sequence trains have been delayed.
u is reported that near Maine sta
ton lightning killed a hand ~ oysr
goo sheep belonging % J. ID. Nowmnp
The Sheep had taken shelter under u
tree from an approaching storm when
lightning struck the tree. killing the
sheep. The sheep were Immediately
skinned for their Ielts
an electrical storm struck the JAN.
Ia mining camp and dld great deal "
damage 20 the Philadelphia companys
plant and mining shafts besides IN.
iuring several men. Lightning went
down the air shan of the mine. then
followed the vein for sons distance
and struck the track Ia the drift ninety
feet below the surface. Joseph Cow.
en-, the foreman, had his head laid
open by o piece at rock cut - the
side % the shau Heyenty-hvo feet
down, while James Douglas was cum
plctoly covered with dirt ana yOCi9 but
was unhurt Will stevens, anbther
miner az the lotion was badly
stunned aud bruised about tho head
Two other miners we're ON tho ladder
going ont when the lightning ran down
the shaft They were knocked hack o.
the bottom and were moro or less Ia
jurcd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
spoNrs At THORNTON.
ersreho Hldlns end Racing Draw
arnf Cre "a 81 peoote

brgncho Hldino end Racing Draw .
Large Gro I'D Of People.
Yesterday the energetic residents Of
thn little town Ci Thornton enjoyed
some rare sport u consisted at rid
lnr Of several Wild brunchOs by COW
boys and red hot running race be
tween Green's horse. Sea Foam
and johnny Bull owned by
Ford Of Golden Sea Foam
Is owned at Ccrrllios aud that town
won't broke ON the race About 81 SOC
changed hands after the race and the
Golden crowd hired a violinist ana
oadc merry over the victory. Tho race
was q quarter ~ n mile and II was n
good one. Each eide was confident of
winning and bot every dollar they
could dig up. Arthus Waldlc Of this
city rode Sea Foam but he could not
gCt To the front.
Tho bruncho riding was exciting
The Wild horses were secured from tho
Nallo mountains by Mort Wagner. the
popular proprietor of the Santa Re
hotel at Thornton. and during the AFT
cruouu the cowboys present had q
lively time riding the hucKing horses.
Wagner was rider for two years
with hunalo BINS Wlid West show
ana no is master hand at managing
q cowboy fuping and riding contest.
.hc visitors az Thornton would iika
20 see him pui it charge Of thia De-.
parimUnt of the territorial fair tie
knows the cowboys. enjoys the oxcit.
INK sport and would make that part
.oi the October fnig grand success.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
THE sllNER nnllAn

Silver mining Is stili a profitable In
5ustry though the metal has becom,
10 all intcnts an article OF mcrchaa
disc and D. much more used In the
arts than for coinage. There are re-
ports that the mine owners have a
combination which Is going 10 try a.
lift the price OF that product by eur
failing the output or In some way con
trolling the market.
To make our so-calied standard
dollar worth a hundred cents the
price Of silver would have 90 be- about
$i.2Si4 toXactly St292Gj per ounce.
In 1873 that coin was worth $1,000.
aud was not Ia circulation. Il was al,
shat time that silver began 10 decline.
as the result of the large output Of
our mines helped on boy the adoption
of the gold standard by Germany Is
1880 the value Of the dollar was down
o. SSia cents In spite OF the Bland act
and it kept on declining until II was
below ~ on tho average In 1880 The
purchase act did not arrest its all
and In 1888 IL was worth about GOi+
cents After the Ifs,al Of ttn Shcr.
man act IL dropped below go cents.
and ha been nuctuatlng between 90
and 90 ever since
The average price OF nno bsr silver
In the month Of June this year In the
New Nork market was GOla cents
per ounce making tho Intrinsic value
OF the dollar about iG'4 cents, which
d ia cents below the average for the
nacnl year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
LOOKS LlKI MURDER.
w, 5. Berry Disappeared over One
Year 400.


tnuug man named W. i. berry
from Prescott An, has boon la the
citN Tor % couple of DAYS looking for
hH father. William ! Berry. who dis
appeared myftoriuusly little more
IMAM one ycur ago, says Thc Las We
gas Record.
Tho old gentleman accompanied by
hH Fun.in.law and daughter. was CON
Dts way from Nevada Mo. Go Pros
colt Ari2. whore his vito und fam
ily lived The party reached Las We.
gas ono year ago last June and
rumpod at Grcen's lake. north of the
city After remaining here one week
Mr Berry became inpatient to reach
his destination. but the suniu-lnw and
daughter insisted on longer rcst
Finally Mr. Borry started for Pres.
rott alone. riding bay mare, aud
that was tho last seen or heard OF
him hy his relatives.
The suninlaw and daughter hid
not leave nero Ton two weeks after
this, and supposed they would hud
the old gentleman 40 Prescott Sia,s
thDn dlligvut search has been made
for iho missing man in Arizona and
New Mexico. but not the falutest
trace of him has been found since
he was seen riding away from this
city.
Ito was about i've feet siX inches
tall. was of "a lrht complexion aud
wore a fan beard. with mo- muustaohc.
llo was a hno looking old gentleman
about 20 years of age.
The son o. un his way 90 Nevada.
Mo, ga look after the estate lcft
there hy his father.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

which took place last "Wednesday
morning
Thomas OKeofC. William Davis and
A " clifford arc three ~ paao gen.
tlfWcn whu arc Registered at the
BANS hotel They are In this city
| looking into tho best method of Do.
NDlop.ng the 90 tHgo COMPANY ull
property near here These gentle.
men are deeply interested loo the IA
Fuso company property and are do.
ing uli in their power to push things
to q head
Stockcr a Reese Of silver city ara
making tho final plans fOr tho crOc.
tiuu uf an tee plant az Defining. 4
telephone and electric UghtH are tu
Boz ruu iu connection with the iCH
plant
~ Wamol aud family and j. o.
'.a.f aud wife returned Tuesday
SOC mthn ella hot springs. where
thDN have been ruHticatug for the
pass, month
The vito and children 81 Mr
IugE Who is employed iu the rail
road yards hprD. arrived from ~ paso
I Tex. Wednesday
a. luNton. one OF Dcming's most
oiicicnt carpenters. b. ercctiag a neat
residence ON South Gold avenue.
which. when completed will be- oc
cupied by himself and family.
Mrs Anna sullivan and children,
accompanied hy Miss Rosa Connolly
aud Miss Grace Osmcr. are camping
ON the MimbrcH this week,
Mr. and Mrs Jec Rice aud daugh.
trr Myuta, passed through Domlng
Monday from HaChita cnruute 90 the
Wlmhres hot springs.
Frank DELANEY ir.. left for Cal.
. Iuru.l points Thursday 90 be- away
for about 20 month. Frank ENJOYS q
Trip tu that arstion very much Tor
.uu reason ur another.
several uf thc wagons of the Parker
scaling OUTFIT wore in Thursday ionh.
hR up with grain for use at their
camp south OF ppmiug.
Frank Phillips. who has boon ON.
pi1yrt at Alden, a. ~ Tor some
months past is az homo ON visit
Co his parents. Mr. aud Mrs. John
phillips uf this city.
Tho Ihautauqua Literary society
3'ld ON interesting meeting az the
ncmc uf Albert Field Some twenty.
-Er members and visitors were pres.
'rt VINO enjoyed very pleasant
.'.H.us % being Thursday and "a
i"f".ar business meeting the four
'pN .rluts Tor mcmborship, Mrssrs.
tNlgI. Wilson Oakley clifford Fred
BYRON ANA T. Kclly. were voted upon
tl' accepted. No other business Of
Importance came before the meeting
it'snIHr ladies' night Rt the Adclphi
oluh Friday evening was a very enjoy.
ADD. AFFAIR. Moro ladies than usual
were present ana The members wcro
On their good behavior. 50 aii spent
20 pleasant evening
The una county jail now contains
its first female prisoner She H the
negro woman who relieved A. NJ.
Little Of bis six shooter and sum of
money.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

IN his apartments ON Garfield ave.
rue this morning al $3.50 O'Clock
Theodore buchanan babe farewell 60
HIS brother Gustayus and friends
about his bed and his soul departed
for tho unknown. Tho young man.
who was only 10 years at age. left tho
home 81 his parents in Kansas five
months ago ana came GO Albuquerque
with the hope that the pure air and
sunshine would stay the progress OF
tho consumptivc germs and thus pro
long his days. but unfortunately ne
remained too long la the damp ga
mates and as result his death oc.
CURED as above stated. he was
brother az Gugtayus buchanan. an
cmployo OF the San Jose Meat Market
Tho relatives iu Kansas have been
notified and until instructions are re-
cciNed from them the remains will
ho held At the undertaking parlurB OF
. W strong a Sons
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

The ScdoL o' tn, tuberculosis con
Eress, In urging a rigid enforcement
Of laws regarding o2poctoration In
public places. should have widespread
enoct. In the United States the poo
pie are, a. rule. lofi az the mercy OF
careless officials. To- most cities the
nnti-expectoratiou Law F regarded as
dead letter or il rs only occasionally
enforced. once Ia while "a munlci
pal administration. that seeks t0 make
n record Tor itself begins AN active
crusade against men who rNpscturatc
IN street cars and public buildings
The enthusiasm soon dies ont how
ever aud offenders are lpft 10 eNper
toraro When ana where thcy ploaap De-
Eardless Of board 81 health signs and
The warnings of physicians
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
sRows vlcroRs.
After Close Game They Defeated
The Como Estamoa

After Close Game They Defeated
The Como Estamoe
A fair.Rizod crowd assembled nj
the fair grounds yesterday afternoon
10 witness tho ball game between the
Browns and Como Estamoa teams
The game was a beauty and closely
contested up To the eighth inning
the record at that time being 90 4 d.
In the eighth ani ninth the browns
determined ~ viii, came 10 bat aud
knocked out fUur more runs. making
tho result nj the close to 1. Both
teams did some remarkable fast
work and each notable play vas 70
cciycd With loud applause. No one
who saw the gamo would have missed
Il for twice the admission aud are
anXiOuHly awaiting another game be.
tween these two teams.
ON next Saturday and Sunday the
Browns will play la vi paso. ha'iug
failed IN their Efforts To secure an
other with the Santa BE team How
ever, another enort win be made 20
secure the champions
This afternoon the game between
the Browns and iloumors is Ia pros
ross and there IL a good crowd in M
tendance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
neArsN on pLooMgRs.
Boston Girls Lower the colors OF the
Phoenix Bail Players.

TIP In arms against masculine skill
pctit an. Comoiy maidens hruncttcs
and blondes. displayed their physical
prowcss on the base ball diamond
before crowd whites packed the
grand stand 90 the Phoenix park and
scored victory over the Hover ui
local bah players. Tho Boston Bloom
or girls uuicr IN management Of W
n. Noedham took tho game from th,
rhucuiy base bah club yesterday. the
score being ~ Co i9.
Surprise was pictured ON rrofN face
when the gentle twirlera aftcr quietly
uuusteuiatiously and systematically
taking thor places ON tho diamond
displayed B remarkable skill in man
euyoring in the hcld checking the
progress uf hot liners from the hai
and tossing the leather home with the
ease Of skilled mon. Arizona Ropubli
llcan.
This team will play against the cclc
bratcd Browns on Monday afternoon al
The fair groundg An admission of d0
cents will be charged.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
FReler~ TRAIN oITcAeo.
Three Men Reported inlured--Thir
teen Cara Wrecked.

iOfcc Men NepoTtcd lurcd--Thir
teen Cars Wrecked.
About 2.4o Saturday afternoon 4
wreck occurred near Fulton. nbou.
forty miles south OF Las Vegas. Ru
mors were current that a doullo.hoad
er freight had run into "a washout
and that both engines were damaged
ana the train crews injured The
only reports that could lea any way
DE verified were that thirteen cars
were la the ditch and that Conductor
Cfamer and Head brakeman Evans
were injured. The wreck being ten
miles from Telegraph station Il was
impossible 90 goo word to ~ from
there
As soon as tho report reached the
division headquarters at Las Vegas
the Wrccklng tram was ordered out
and preparations were made for the
relief uf tho injured and the rebuild.
ing Of the road superintendent Fox.
Division Foreman Gibbons and Super.
nten1or OF Machuer Cl!linsun. who
has been tied up iu Las Vegas for
twenty four hours, accompanied the
train Or. Shaw went down 90 the
scene Of the accident taking with him.
besides his Instruments two stretch.
ers, II was expected that II the mou
were seriously hurt they would be
taken az once 10 the Las Vegas hos
pital
No, z aud No. . which came la ON
time we're held az Lns Vegas until
tho track could ho cleared.
Tho wrockIng train returned 10 las
Vegas from the Scene of tho wreck nt
3 o'clock sunday afternoon Conduc.
tor Cramer was able 10 walk out of
the car. but brakeman Evans was
carried out on "a Ftroicher and seemed
in bad shape. nr Shaw. who nc
cumpanlUd him, faid be- did not think
tho accident fatal Ho was hurt about
tho hoad aud was bleeding and spit
ting blood pr0fusDiy Tho wreck waN
caused hy a car in the train jumping
the track
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
Peeos Valley Fruit Exhibit.

Major a. 4. Page a. now putting
forth his best efforts 10 get 40 a biz
display of all products Of Chavcy
county for the Pan.American cNposi
ton. Two cars will be- furnished free
ga transport the exhibit The first car
viii ho sent from Roswell about Sep.
tomhcr I, ami the other. which will
contain the fruit exhibit. will leave boz
the latter part of that month a con.
siderable sum 10 dcfray the expenses
wiz Doe raised boy private subscription
and the commissioners win bee asked
lo appropriate an additional 500
Roswell Stockman.
II is also understood that Major
Page has been instructed hy RosWeit
fruit rniscrs Co prepare an exhibition
for the territorial fair which will be-
held In this city In the coming Ocio.
her
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

private interest tnly and some arr
passed 20 regulate or prevent evli
that would bo csilicntcd by socioi
Just as quickly without n statute e.
Governor David q iiln has said IN the
N0ith American L,yicw. 20 lsa sorl.
Irs mistake ~ t,Hth the doctIno that
The state must support lts cltlztn8.
must provide thrm with work must
regulate what trty must cat. drink
and wear and otherwise control their
customs. rccreatl5ns and privileges
through and by means OF the author
ny Of legislative cnactmcuts."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
DeMINo polNos.
Chinese Triod-Looking over OIL
Propertiee--Personal Paragraphs.

Chinese Tried-Looking over oil
Propertice--Personal Paragraphs.
Special Correspondence.
Dtming n NJ, Aug The
young people enjoyed very pleas
ant evening 40 social hon given al
the opera house Tuesday evening
John Fcnlry tho Orman and Crook
foreman, who was stabbed by John
Milton and died in tho Ladies' hos
pltal was buried in the DominE com
ctCfy "Wednesday morning
Goe Lucy ANA Dick lui are tho
names of two c'lcstnls who wefr
tried before Commissioner MpKcycs
for being unlawully in the United
States The charge against them
was proven and they were ordered
deportod when Gee Lucy was asked
what his occupation war ho an.
swerod n cook ani preach Chris
tlnn
United a,atos Marshal Foraker and
Deputy sheriff Moglina we're in az
tendance al the trial Of The two
Cinnamon, Gee Lucy and Dick Lui
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
SUICIDE AT SANTA Rosa.
James Buoklin ends a Spree BY TAX.
inu his Lite.

James bucklin enda spree BY TAX
ing his Lite.
Early last Saturday morning news
came from ACROSS the river that 6
man had cut his throat the night De.
fore. upon Inv, silgation II was
learned that thu man who had com.
mittUd che act was James Buckin
who had been vnployod in Ncls0nf
camp. No. D. W. have not been ablo
"a learn AN tn facts iu tho case.
but from what wo have CLEANED "
appears that the Uan had been drink
ing heavily for some days past and
IVA the aiturCnoctF of tho liquor his
mind vaa slightly affected and he be.
came dC5pundont vi Mich prompted him
10 commit the decd The night watch.
man was the hrH 90 SEQ hlm and he
Immediately notified tho proper par.
ties of the occurrence. who promptly
sent 90 this side for medical assist
anco. Dr Jackson went across carly
Saturday morning 90 attend % the
man and ho dii gli hc could possibly
do 10 ease tho mans auncruEs. but
from tho start % could ly rpn IL was
a hopeless case Dr. jackson after
wards turned the patient over to Drs.
p'tmntaiH and k'Aforl. who 900 ali
that medical Hrl'nCo could no tl save
the muu liip bon. 60 no await and hc
fingered between hfo ana death until
Monday morning when hc expired he
ha1 already been removed from the
camp whore be- committed the deed,
90 iNr offices of 3D. neFmauH Iu tho
expectation of taxing him CO. on, com.
n'nf hospital llr was buried In the
graveyard here tie Same day d. died.
We uro informed he had vito and
'hlirln somewhere hack lu Numgnn
who win mourn hif sudden lrmIso.
Santa Rosa puhliCa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

The cauac " tho delay oi the No. s
ana the No. . passenger trains from
ihn west was big washout near
Ludlow station A double header
freight ram into ,hc washout and ON,
of tho engines tipped over but forum
atrly the engineer aud fireman iump
ed iu time Co save themselves from So
riuuE accident 3 EhuoHy was has.
lilly constructed around the waahout
and wreck. and the delayed passenger
trains then proceeded ON their east
ward journey.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
INDIAN school NOTES.

Miss Advll Norman. nurse az tho
school, returned from tho west this
morning
Miss Julia uutIIs, who visited Ia.
guna. is now at tlo school. having rc
turned last Satu day.
j Il. Abncr. tho schools onglncor.
who was ON an eastern visit and on
his return here visited the Pacific
coast cities. retuncd 90 the city this
morning.
X. r. Collins. superintendent Of the
government lndlaE school. who at.
tended the Educational association
convention az Detroit. Mich, and the
Pan'American exposition az Buualo,
returned to the city last night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
rhn ro.riinrirl Enlr

Advertisements are already out in
the newspapers tor the twenty nrut
annual territorial fair to be- held in
Albuquerque nest October. rummcn 3.
ing on the fifteenth and enc on the
nineteenth This time IL is expected
IL viii surpass an the preceding fairs
that have boon i,ld in that thriving
city Hauy attractions are announced
Tor the occasion. but the hest Of all b.
ihst the resources uf New Mexico Ga
their iull limit win be- exhibited a.
they have noYor been before Santa
Rora publCa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
After Enlr Attraction.

The territorial fair managers viii
send representative 60 the green
corn dance" Ia Santo Domingo 20
morrow, who will negotiate with tho
Indians for an cshibtion of their fa
nous Ganco Ia this city during fair
week When the MOqui Indians give
their celebrated snake dance on the
reservation this month, another rep
rcsontatiyo Of the fair management
viii De- present when Il is expected ne
viii mako arrangements for their np-
pcaruuce here in October.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

A public park should be- established
In the southern part Of this city
There Is a triangular block near the
Santa Fc Pacific Offices that should
be secured II Is well adapted for a
small park and Is surrounded by large
trees II should be numed Huniug
park IN honor OF Franz lIuning. the
first promoter Of this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

Mrs. Charles a. kimball. who with
her husband aud sister resided In this
city many years, died Ia San Francisco
the other day and II iH understood that
her death was unexpected, hes demise
resulting from neuralgia of the heart.
The deceased was sister - Captain
X. &, NOse. who was a hardware NOR
chant In the old town OF Albuquerque
twenty years ago,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

An alnfm ui fire was turned In al
~ O'Clock SUNDAY morning aud tho
department responded In doublo.quick
time When they reached the place
No. sos ilazoldino avenue. they woro
informed hy th' occupants az tn
house that "a gasoline stove had gon
on ou "a tantrnm hut was controilo 4
soon after Consequently mo- damage
was done 90 the building and the nro
nddios were saved the trouble %
stretching the hose.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

Tho supply Of coal In New Mexico n
practically iacxhauGtiblC. ON the road
from this city to Durango there is
enough coal to supply the world for
centuries The outcroppngs are in
places twenty feet thick.