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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-10
Mines and Minerals

up wcI uy cyanide treatment. Now the
ore f. pmaleanatug beautifully on the
plates and it s. considered unneces
sary Co use tnp cyanide treatment.
There are thousands of tons of ore In
sight in the mine and the mill will be
kept puuuuug away for months TO
come
We understand that O. +. Kuenccr
has resigned the supcrintendcncy OF
She Gcrmau.AmciiCan company, ana
viii al once begin operations on the
Nrk and san Antonio mines near Min
,ru Peak. The Ala has a two com
partment shaft several hundred feet
deep. iu the bottom of which there Is
exposed large body of ore. In the
drifts on the goo level there is an ore
chute exposed the fun length OF both
drifts distance of about POO feet.
This ore carries values in gold. silver
and copper
The San Francisco mining district is
fast filling mp with pruspectors. In fact
so many are there in that country that
water will soon become an important
question 10 them for camp purposes
alone In the country surrounding
Boundary Cone there are nearly fiyc
IAUUItu Il'H AT Nbih 'iNl'A ilNHllNAN ~
ing or working iu the mines Hun
aCcds Of veins nave been located and
in fact there Is not one available foot
of ground for miles around that Is not
covered by a mining location. There
arc two saloons In the district and
more are going in. At Gold Road
camp Lovin & Withers have n branch
store ard another store is projected 70
iha Trcalwyli camp.
The CadGis d Perry company have
ica lived returns from a shipment of
thr.o sacks OF ore recently sent to
the selhy Smelling company from the
General Harrison mine. owned by Ole
Iugplbrctzcn. and which nettcd the
sum of $500 after deducting all OK
pcnse The ore gave "a return of rs
ounces gold and IS ounces silver the
ton. a value Of 81 GOA. This ore comes
from "A small streak In the vein and Mr..
lnEolbretzcn takes ii down separately.
The other portions of the vein give
good results and a shipment of high
class ore will soon be made. The mine
is located ia Todd Kingman
Miner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-10
COMMISSIONERS ORGANIZE.
Plans for Establishing Two New De.
partments in the University.

The commissioners OF the Reynolds
public library met last night in the
reading room of the library building.
The new board organized by electing
Mayor Myers president W. i. Netcalf
vice president Mrs. G.. W. Johnson sec
rotary ana Or. ]. w. Elder treasurer. II
was decided 10 enter into negotiations
with the regents of the university to
lease to them the unused rooms in the
building for a college OF music The
proposition OF the regents WAS that the
university supply heat and light Tor
the entire building and rent the rooms
from year To year. n department oS
music and art will he established and
IL Is probable next year Will see both
departments in full operation.
President Tight says no formal an
nouuccment viii he made as yet, hut
the college OF music will have no equal
In the southwest The course of study
in the preparatory department has
been extended To cover -four years. IN
stead of three.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-10
CONCENTRATION.
II Works Successfully in the Lords
BURG Copper District.

A spondent IN the Denver News
from Silver City. says
The new concentrator. owned by the
Lena Mining company at Lordsburs is
doing excellent work Three carloads
o. concentrates nettcd the company
$500.
\ new vein of ore has been discover
ed IN the carbonate Lime, ten feet in
width and assaying full width at S20
per ton.
The directors of the Michigan-Now
Mexico Copper company inspected
their property at i.ordsburg last week.
Those present were Or. w. A. Dorland,
and c. r. Luton. of Grand Rapids,
Albert Lakens OF Zealand. and \. II.
Gibson. OF Santa Fe.
The directors Of the Last Chance
mine have secured ground in Lords
burg for the erection of their concen-
traitor with capacity of fifty tons
daily There is about 10000 tons of
ore In sight ready for treatment.
Mining Engineer h, ). Daugherty. of
the Colorado Fuel and Iron company,
has denuitaly decided on many inn
provcments TO facilitate the handling
of the ore for that company
The American Consolidated Copper
company Is now producing 200 tons OF
ore daily. and will, with their new
plant. care for the ore Of Michigan
New Mexico people. Their mines are
located in the Shakespeare district,
and carry well in gold and silver be-
sides their copper values.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-10
CLEANING SAN MARCiAl.
Ladies' Organize for Purpose Of Rid.
ding Town OF Fiith.


\ few ladies, representing the wo-
men Of the town. met at the school
house to consider the subject OF rid
ding our town Of filth. says the San
MarCial Bee. After some dclibcrntion
IL was decided to organize. and In the
name of san Marcial Street Cleaning
society. Mrs Hanna was elected chair
man, Mrs May Roby first vice presi
dent Mrs. G.. q. Cruickshank second
vice president and secretary, AIRS.
Clark treasurer.
II was decided To ask monthly con
trihution OF 10 cents from each family
To dctray the expenses. said sum To he
collected about the 2Oth of each month
10y committee. viz: Mrs. u. w. Hitch.
cock. Mrs. Tyler. Mrs. Deirart Mrs
Fisher.
II is expected that each family viii
provide themselves with garbage re
ceptaclc into which all refuse shall be
deposited. instead of the alleys receiv.
ing Il as usual. The garbage viii he
collected and drawn away az the eX.
pCnso of the society.
Further. 1t is Supposed that every
member OF the society tand that means
every huusckeepor in town. will re-
solve herself into n special committee
o. one TO see that her premises are
thoroughly cleaned and so kept The
date of the general cleaning will he
announced In the Bee. BY order OF the
society.
MRS. G. G. CRUICKSHANK.
Secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-10
NEW MEXICO SOIL.
An Experiment Which Proves That u
is Superior TO the Soil OF California.

X. NJ. Hardinge, director OF the
weather bureau station AT Santa re,
received the following account of "A
comparative experiment in New Mex
leo soil from A. J Woodbury., post.
master. of Woodbury., in the Cochlti
district. Bernalllo county:
"A year ago or more ! sent a guam
tity OF soil gathered stones throw
from this station to my family in Los
Angeles One-half of long box was
Glled with this soil and the other half
with that of the garden which is as
good as any In tnat city; without Ter
tilizauon. Several varieties OF seeds
were planted, each receiving the same
watering and care. The seeds In the
New Mexican soil threw up their
shoots from one To three days carrier
than the other; some seeds being
quicker OF action than others, and IN
the vigor and growth the New Mexican
soil was SO far In advance that there
was no comparison. The soil from
here was decomposed lava clin, OF
which there are millions of train loads
winch can never he reached by irriga'
ton"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-10
WORLDS COFFEE CROP.
Constantly Increasing and the Surplus
is GROWING Every Year.

The worlds production OF coffee Tor
the season OK 1901. according To the
best statistical information at hand,
was 10 1850 900 bags OF 1872 pounds each.
OF this immense product Brazils share
was II 500 900 bags. In other words,
Brazil produces nearly four.fifths OF
the total crop, and in spite OF the
gluttod markets. its production Is IN
creasing every year
Santos is now exporting about two
thirds OF the entire crop Of Brazil. Al
though Rio de Janeiro Is next 10 san
tos, the greatest coffee port In the
world. IL Is far surpassed In shipments
by the smaller port south OF II. Inc
Central American states and Mexico
and the other South American Tepub-
lies, Venezuela. Colombia. Ecuador and
Peru contributed to the markets 200. :
900 bags. For "A little place the repub-
lie of Haytl Is a remarkable contrib
utor to the coffee supplies, It's product
last year amounting 20 100000 bags.
The berry OF Hayti Is particularly es'
teemed In France. which takes two
thirds OF the exports. very little CON-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-10

ing To our market as Brazilien coffee
Is cheaper and gives larger profit 10
importers.
Porto Rice and jamaica supplied
2Un,u bags Thus Latin American
produced $4,000 coo BAGS. leaving L.
l6O.OuO bars To come from the rest OF
The world. The other producers were
the Dutcn East Indies. iS0.0oO hags
British india. Ccylon and the Philip
pines. 3t5.Ouu: Africa and Mocha 225-
GOO. and padang and Celebcs, 10000.
The surplus over and above con
sumption was l,3i2 $50 bags This
large oVCr-produCtion H. almost equal
to the total annual consumption of
France. As n consequence the price
of the commodity Is still low and cot
fec growers ar, complaining ot hard
times. though those of Brazil seem to
suffer less than the planters of other
countries This is probably due To
ch"ap production. the result of the
enormous plantations equipped with
the very best machinery for preparing
the crop for market and branch rail.
roads running right from the coffee
houses on the large plantations to the
potts. Labor Is also very cheap on Cde
Brazil plantations
1t e. predicted that the Brazilian
growers. though they. too. are com
planning of lon prices can stand the
strain better than the small planters
Of other countries. many of wnom are
now roaping no profit and are soon
likely 20 be compelled to give mp the
struggle and devote their lands to
Dt lpr prnpp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-10
SIERRA COUNTY.
Items OF General Interest from Hills.
boro, Kingston and Fairview.
From the Advocate

Hillsboro.
S +. Keller has received fine plat
of the group of mines owned by the
Mascot Mining company.
J. r.. Hopkins was in TOW u this week.
He has portable thirty.fvo horse
power engine aud boiler for sale ut a
bargain
win NJ Robins has purchased IA one.
fourth interest in the old American
mine The consideration Is said To he
s. 500
Oliver G. Conner. Sr.. OF Cincinnati
Ohio. is here looking into some mining
propositions IN the vicinity of Animas
peak.
The man who can't say good word
for his own camp ought to move on.
The "knocker" IL "a detriment to any
community.
Grading for the mill site and other
buildings by the Hillsboro Gold Mining
and Milling company In Ready Pay
gulch, is going ON rapidly.
The ore body in the Cincinnati has
increased 10 three feet and grows
stronger with increased depth. Man.
ager HirsCh while I'm RI pasO last week
selected hosting machinery to be plac
eG on this promising property,
Col 4. w. Harris has come in con
tact with some good ore in tunnel No
5. of the Illinois mine. at Kingston.
This tunnel is zoo feet in length and
the ore. some of which will go 500 to
1000 ounces silver per ton. has been
exposed variously on the contact for "A
distance Of forty feet.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-10

cv She Is the mother In law OF Mrs.
Henslcy. the agency blacksmith, whose
wife died few weeks ago. She will
remain at the agency permanently and
keep house for Mr. Henslcy.
There was "A red hot time In the old
town the other day. a warrant was
sworn out for Attorney Hutchinson for
using undue familiarity with the depu.
y water boss IN regard 10 the use of
water. which the deputy claimed be.
lCngod TO other parties. Also George
lungcrich's team was attached by Dr.
Puliam FOR professional services. and
scme ore belonging TO the mining com.
pany lungerich has uecn representing
now stored at the depot. but as the
railroad company had $50 against IL.
the constable concluded he could get
along very well without IT,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-10
TUlAROSA.
From the Democrat.

From the Democrat.
Nicolas SAILS has given bond for car
rying the mail from Tularosa to the
agency. II his bond Is accepted at
Washington his contract will com
mence July |. 1902,
ID. n. Mcclure. of Taylor, Texas.
Is In Tularosa on a visit To his sister.
Mrs. Eli Knight. After stay OF about
a week he will return to El Paso and
GO to California, and will then return
here To reside permanently.
+. c. Matteson. Captains ambitious
young attorney. formerly of Tularosa.
IL an aspirant for legislative hot 1rs.
and has been pretty well over the dis
trict interviewing his friends In regard
TO the matter.
Charles Bromond, leaser from the
agency. left here with several wagon
loads OF freight and also took out with
him ten or twelve men to shear his
sheep. He has the finest crop OF lambs
this year that he has ever raised. u
will average l02 lambs to every 100
ewes.
Mrs. Maud Thsyer. Of Topeka. kas.,
passed through Tularosa for the sgen'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-10
kiNGMAN DISTRICT.
Few Paragraphs from Que Of the Best
Best Districts in Arizona.

Work on the Great West mine Is
progressing nicely ana the shaft is in
good ore. Water Is coming In in large
quantities In the mine and enough is
now assured 10 supply the mill
The King mine, owned by Mrs John
Kay, is said To bC world heater.
Nearly a carload of very rich GOLDFISH
yer ore has been taken from II in sink.
ing and as yet the pay streak shows no
diminution Mrs. Kay has held on to
this claim for years and her faith In II
IL meeting with golden reward.
O. A. Wagner departed for Dawson,
Northwest Territory. where he Is large
ly Interested in placer mining, Before
leaving he contracted for the sinking
Ut the main shaft of the Alexander 100
feet deeper and an upraise to the sur
face from the old works for air. The
work. II is expected. will take about
three months to complete. Mr. Wag.
ner will be gone until about the first Of
August,
The pyramid mill Is running On
Cntheripe ore and the plates are coat.
inG up well with gold, Heretofore the
ore worked through the mill gave q
poor amalgamatlng result, but showed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-10
NOTICE OF SALE.
In the District Court,

IN the Distllct court,
In the County OF Bernalillo.)
Territory OF New Mexico.
No. 5976
Il. l.. Medler ct al. vs.. Title A. San
chez 81 al.
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue OF the decree of said
court In the above SUIT uated January
ard 1909 and entered OF record IN said
court on the 9th day % January, 1902.
the undersigned. Special Master APP
pointed in said decree. Will on Tues
day. the 10th day of june 1902. AT 10
o'cock a. m, at the front door OF the
Court House of Bernalillo County, New
Mexico. in Old Albuquerque, New Mex
leo. offer for sale and sell to the high
est bidder for cash the prem. es here
matter described To satisfy the indeht-
cdness docrocd 10 bo due 10 the com
plainant. Amelia Fonke, from SAID de-
iendants. to-wit, the sum al Eight nun
dred Seventy-tOur and So-loo Dollars
tsS7l. 500 together with interest there
on from January Ord, lHp2, NJ eight per
cent Ter arnum until paid, together
with the Solicitors tee OF Eighty-seVen
and iS.iOD Dollars tsSIASl, and costs
OF suit, which indobttdne was ny
said decree decrecd to be hist hch
upon SAID PREMISES. anu MniEh WIZ, ""
the day of sale herenbefore mention
ed amount tn the sum of Nine nun
dred Ninety.five and 500 dollars
(S995.0S). together with costs OF sun
and of sale said defendants having
made default OF the payment OF sara
Indebtedness ON or before ninety days
after the date OF the rendition OF su,u
degree. as required by law, ana the
Same still remaining due and unpaid,
The premises to be sold are de-
scribed as follows Lots Nos; Two
/ Hundred and Three (203) and Two
Hundred and Four (2O4), In Block No.
| seventeen liYJ Of the Perfecto Armijo
4 Bros. Addition to the town tnow
city, OF Albuquerque. New Mexico, as
shown ON the plat of said addition hled
| In the Office OF the Probate Clerk ana
Ex .OH,cio Recorder Of Bernalillo coun.
ty. New MEXICO. ON the 26th day OF
e. w. DOBSON.
Special Master.
! Albuquerque. N. M, May 7th. 1892
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-10
CRIME OF A WIFE.
Husband and Father Beaten and I ed
on Railroad Tracks.

John Graham a wealthy ranchman,
lies dangerously wounded, at his home
seven miles west of FL Paso. in New
Mexico. and his wife his l6 year old
daughter and his daughters fiance
Sim Crow. are inmates of the county
Jail at Las Cruces. charged with as
sault to murder. Graham was beaten
into insensibiity by the prisoners, ac-
cording 70 his story. and bound to the
Southern Pacific railroad track To be
manglcd by the first passing train.
An hour later he recovered and escap
ed Crow fled from the sheriff AZ Las
Cruces. into the hills, but. heavily arm
cd was captured at El Paso by -four
officers. He was with his sweetheart
and her mother when arrested and of
fered no resistance Graham declares
that his family aided by Crow and a
negro tried to murder him to get pos
session of his money and property.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-10
The Latest Account.


Mrs. JOhn Graham, her three
daughters. James Grove and the negro
John Walkoly, who were arrested yes
terday morning on charges of attempt
ing to do away with the husband of the
first named at the Graham goat ranch.
seven miles west of town. attempted
to regain their liberty yesterday after
noon through habeas corpus proceed
ings before Judge Walthall. but failed.
uvalde Burns represented the defend.
ants.
They then said they would not go
back 10 New Mexico without rcquisi.
ton papers but afterwards reconsider
ed this decision and left last night ov-
or the Santa Fo for Las Cruces in
charge of sheriff I.ucero and Deputy
Sheriff Rynerson.
Deputy sheriff VIII Rynerson who
is on special duty at the Bisbee and
Southern Pacific camps returned this
morning from Las Cruces
He says that Graham was picked up
last nigAt and carried To Las Cruces
on the same train wl,h the prisoners
but that Mrs. Graham would have
nothing TO say to him or do with him
Rynerson says Graham's condition Is
very dangerous and that il is extreme
~ doubtful If he RECEIVERS.
The room in which Mrs. Graham
her three daughters and Grove were
arrested yesterday morning was rent
ed by Grove on SUNDAY.
There are two young Graham boys
at work out at the camps and II is re
ported that they are very bltte'
against their mother and elder sister
The two other girls were quite young
and possibly were in ignorance.
Deputy Rynerson says that Grove II
not the name of the man at all. bu
| that ne had forgotten his real name
| He says that he was arrested dow
| near Denison. Texas. three or fou
years ago, and while being carrie
from one place TO another In buggy
secured the sheriff's pistol. covered
the sheriff with it. made him unlocl
| his shacklcs and escaped, Rynerso'
says he has . wife and perhaps som
| children down around Denison.
| Grove. or Whatever his name is, ha
been walking boss at Antonelle'
camp or the Southern Paciiis.-E
| paso Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-10
MISS MARGUERITE GARCIA.
She Is a Fortune Teller and ID Holding
sway IN San Marcial.

Albuquerque is reaching out. with a
new attraction, for the great sacks OF
silver dollars stored In the homes OF
our people. Miss Marguerite Garcia.
q fortune teller. has been with ue from
that city The boys are In love with
her: the mature man thinks she IL the
cutest combination Of shape. style and
winsOme smiles on the pike; while the
old raunder (the only recognized au-
thority In such matters) is CROWNS
cross-eyed gauging her best p0ints at
long range. Marguerite In DOING .
lively business In guessing at past and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-10

future records. and her pictures OF
rich husbands and wives. castles In the
ali. and homes at harharic splcndor
under the sea. must SAVIOR OF the real
thing. FOR "A few of the boys were roped
several times In one Gly, and others
were found stationed on the steps lead
Ing To her rooms before the little
charmer had partakcn of her break.
fast aud found a light for the soduc.
tive cigarette san Marcial Bee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-10
kinqston.

The watch that was stolen from the
express Office some time ago was dis.
covered in the possession of Frank
Lyons. The case was tried before
Judge Bernard. Lyons plead guilty
and was sent TO Jail FOR ten days
T.. G. Stivcrs and :. Hurst. Of Car
penter mining district, brought in some
beautiful specimens of gold ore last
week. which can be seen al the post
office.
Il. and Bert Cowley and wife came
back from Arizona last week. The
boys are Jack to do work on the Lone
Star
Anna Butcher returned to her home
at Hllsboro last week. She has been
visiting with her grandmother. Mrs.
Judge West. for several days.
T.. Armor was hastily called TO the
bedside OF his little daughter, Mary,
who is seriously i'll with typhoid pnou-
monia. DR. Given. of IillsbOro. was
called and everything done to relieve
the little sufferer.
Joseph and Robert kensinger have
a ine lot OF young registered goats
which are a credit to them a. breeders.
Their Increase has been very success
iul.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-10

see the construction OF the same. II H.
understood that Frank Thomas, who
has been inspecting there. will be
brought To Topeka to take the place of
Lawrence W. Peabody. who has lately
resigned to take a position similar to
that which he has been holding. with
the St Louis d san Francisco, AZ
Springfield Mo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-10
+ airvieW.

Nessrs. Anderson and Swineheart,
with their wives. arrived AT 3oundy
vile from South Bend, Ind. recently
They are part OF the Oliver Mining
company and are mere To stay.
ED James and Austin Crawford have
some fine looking ore in the Mana tun-
mel. as a result OF their recent work.
lngs.
Il. s. Phillips is sinking shaft on
the Silver Monument west FROM the
old one c. b. Hulinger and Lew
Kruse are his American working force
the balance being Mexicans.
Lee Terry is rushing the new double
compartment shaft on the New Era
The machinery is fast getting in place
c. u laidlaw arrived in the Range
from I'll Paso, where he went from Las
Cruces after being excused from ldry
service. He was accompanied by \. w.
Clifford, secretary of the international
Mining association of Ell Paso. VINO
spent few days looking over the
camp so that he could speak intelii-
gently of it's resources Mr.. clifford eN-
pressed himself as well pleased with
the mineral showing of the Range.
Rumor OF deal on the Dreadnaught
has reached here. Hope 1t Is go.
Henry =. tlOuuWdn, OF I'll fHSo, i'-
Gently mad his mine at Ojo Caliente re
located. mas arrangements pending for
deai by which considerable work
will be done toward development. and
/ he will probably visit the range In the
next thirty days.
] The Winston holdup crowd is occa
sionaliy heard from but not by the par
/ ties who are hunting them.
The Colorado Iron and Fuel cOmpa
ny who are boring for coal "A little be
/ low the second pump station in Fort
/ McCrea gulch. are down over l.5ot
/ feet The first 900 feet is with two
/ inch core diamond drill and the last
/ 500 or over one-nch. About one foot
of coal was struck in the bore. but not
being enough, work was continued
They are in sandstone aud viii con
tinue the search as they are still IN
carbonferous strata. The flow OF wat
er struck at 200 feet still raises and i
a valuable proposition even II nothing
else Is discovered.
John Widner has a fine lead propo
sitiun about twelve miles from Engle
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-10

Laxative BrOmO.Q uinine Tablets
the remedy that cures n cold tn one INV