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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-09
H,LLssoRo.
From the Advocate.

from the Advocate.
The Hillsboro base ball club has
evaporated.
n. Mckinney was In town Tuesday
with y load OF hne watermelons and
cantaloupes.
Miss Mona Murphy will teach In the
primary department Of our pubic
school this term.
Herve Ringers we'll 10 down over
100 feet. He has some water but will
bore deeper.
The pipe line from the Opporta unity
mine to the H. g. M. 4 M. company,
In Ready Pay gulch was completed
late last week.
Mrs. A. Reingardt and two boys left
last Monday for Kennedy on the Santa
Fe Central railway. where she will re-
side permanently.
At the Opportunity mine they had
the misfortune to lose the 30O-gallOn
water bucket. A smaller bucket has
been installed.
T. N. Steele. T. d. Richardson and
James Smith left the early part Of the
week for an outing In the mountains.
They are all veteran hunters and will
slaughter wolves.
The north drift on the 3O0-foot level
OF the Wicks mine 10 showing q flne
body Of free milling ore with an aver.
age width Of eighteen inches. A re.
cent average sample taken for Q die.
tance OF 100 feet along the ore body
veve returns OF $44.+0 In gold.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-09
socowRo.


From the Chieftain.
Mayor and Mrs. NJ. Cooney left Sun.
: day for q weeks absence In the San
'tMatias mountains.
4 II has rained in Socorro. The long
terouth was broken Thursday evening
IN nne shower that lasted about halt
an hour and thoroughly drenched the
tn(rsting earth.
Rcifego Baca has shipped his house
hold and once furniture to n Paso
and he and his family will also take
thetr departure for the Pass City ct
once. where Mr.. Baca will enter upon
the practice OF his Profession.
Mrs. Charlotte Cortesy received g..
900 Wednesday from the Endowment
rank Of the Knights OF Pythias. That
was the amount Of the life insurance
carried In the organization by her late
husband, A. Cortesy.
DR.. l.. X. Kittrell. Socorros newly
appointed postmaster. assumed the du.
ties OF his ofilce at the close Of busi.
ness Tuesday evening. Since that time
he and his efhcient deputy. Miss -Efne
Berry, have made rapid progress to-
ward . mastery Of the situation and
the public may hereafter expect ss
good mail service "a extreme cere and
courtesy can possibly afford.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-09

From the Republican. a. ps
The Weaver mine turned out ,1.760
tons OF coal yesterday,
G. w. Hudson is here to take charge
Of the Harvey house.
We understand q new lumber yard
will soon open for business In Gallup.
The Barney property on Coal ave-
nue. was sold last week to ]. H. Brady
for $3.50.
w. w. Bowie has gone to Idaho
Springs. Coio., to accept a position as
stationary engineer.
DR.. Harper has sold his handsome
grey driving horse to Iifeld Bros, OF
Albuquerque. for $3.50.
The Miner lots on Railroad avenue
were sold under execution on Monday
last to l.. L. Henry for 800.
The prospects Of Gallup and Fort
Defiance being connected by telephone
In the near future are very good.
Mrs. A. c. Whitson. since her arri.
val here has sent orders to the factory
for four fine pianos to be delivered In
Gallup September ].
Work Is being rushed on the new
Gibson tipple. Two shifts OF men are
kept busy all the time. The company
will be In shape to do good business
this winter.
A. l.. Smithgall. who resided In Gal
lup for many years. was taken to the
Trinidad hospital two days ago with
his throat cut from ear to ear. The
wounds were self inflicted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-09
AlAMo1OR0o.
From the News.

From the News.
Miss Mildred Fox, of Albuquerque,
Ia visiting her friend. Miss Laurie.
Otero county should make fine ex-
hibit at the albuquerque fair In Octo-
ber next.
New business and residence houses
are continually going up in Alamo
gordo.
The number of land entries made
In Otero county during the year end
ing on July I, 1909. covers 7,044 acres.
The force at the railroad shops Is
being gradually Increased. About sixty
men are at work and more will be put
on during the coming week.
The special school election resulted
II . vote Of two to one In favor OF On
s.. 900 bond Issue to build an addition
to the public school erected only last
year.
Abbott 4 Carson were the success
ful bidders for school buildings at
Cioudcroft. school district No. H..
There is TO bs three buildings. costing
in the neighborhood Of ol.OOe
The following faculty has been ~
lected for the New Mexico baptist col.
lege: President. Prot. 7. n. Clsypool.
N. A.. Yale: French. German and mat
ron Of the dormitoEvs Mrs. T. II. Clay
pool. 3. A., Baylor college; prspara-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-09
RAroN.
From the Range.

From the Range.
Bert Ramsey and wife arrived home
after . pleasant visit In Colorado.
Mrs. 0ussie Dyer. cashier In Rems.
herg's, who has been III. IL at her post
again.
MIR. and Mrs. Jake Rohr left for Den.
yer. where they will make their home.
Miss Grace Hahn. q teacher from
Colorado. arrived In town for q short
visit with her mother.
Ernest Winters. who has been visit.
Ing friends In Ration. left for his home
In Denver. Colo.
Mrs. 0. p. Coleman. of San Marcial,
will visit friends here on her way to
her home from the east.
Miss Grace Johnson came up from
Las Vegas to visit friends and will
probably remain In Ration.
Miss Marguerite Davis has gone to
Santa Fe to spend two or three weeks
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Walker.
Judge G. r. Booth. of Elizabethtown
arrived In tho city the first Of the week
and was among the crowd who gave
welcome to Delegate Rodey when he
passed through this city.
John Beringer left for Nebraska City
Neb.. where he will visit his mother,
sisters and brother, and while away
he may go on to visit brother In Wal
than, Mass.
Mrs. NJ T. Tomlinson and son re-
turned from Illinois. where they had
been visiting for q month. Miss Dora.
q sister OF MIR. Tomlinson. accom-
panied them home and will remain for
an extended time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-09
pgMiNo.
From the Headlight.

From the Headlight
ID. w. Bolich. brother of N. A., was
ir town between trains last Wedues-
day. The brothers had not met In
over twenty years. ID. w. Bolich was
ON his way to Tampico. Mexico. where
he will direct the work Of sewering
that city. After getting the work we'll
under way he may return to Deming
for q longer visit.
peming Ia fated sure. Ping pong
struck her and struck her hard last
Friday night.
Jim Tracy and family are still In
California. where Jim Is again iudulg'
Ing In the luxuries Of q case of rheu'
maUsm.
Henry and Mrs. Meyer are still In
Los Angeles, with Mrs. Meyer In the
hospital, aud 1t IL expected an opera
tion will have to be performed before
she comes home.
Col. and Mrs. Hudson returned on
"wednesday from months trip to Cal
iforuia. At I.ordsburg they were met
by Mrs. Hugh Williams. who accom-
panied them to Demtng. and Will re
main here for some time.
Miss Nina Clark. who went to y
Peso to attend the grand etats bali q
Juares. last week. writes her parents
Mr.. and -Nrs. a. J. Clark. that she 9
'sntoying 3 royal oood time aNd vii
return home e the sweet bye aud bye
The atalned Glass for the Window
Of ths Catholic churca 70 b erecesd Il
this city h now at the depot. These
wiAdows were donated By . reverees
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-09
Territorial Topics

father Of Boston. and will add greatly
to the beauty Of the church when com.
pleted.
John Brockman. the millionaire Of
Pearce. was In Deming last wednes.
day and stated that he had closed the
deal and received his money for the
Hanover mines sold to Phelps. Dodge
4 Co.. and that those gentlemen would
erect . smeltsr 1t this point In the
hear future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-09
klNoMAN.

From the Miner.
w. II. Taggart departed for Los An
geles and San Francisco, where he will
look alter large amount OF business.
Mr.. Taggart has been confined to bust
ness 50 closely for years that he has
earned q needed rest and this Is the
FIRST chance he has had to take q day
of.
Bert Smith has purchased an inter-
est In the old Mariposa mining claim.
In Wallapai mountain, and will leave
in few days to do some work on 1t.
Walter Brown owns the mine with Mr..
smith. The mountains Ia most de-
sirable place to work during the hot
months. while ut the same time the
ores from the Mariposa have been the
richest ever taken from q mine In this
county.
Hare Id ID. Lane. fiscal agent Of the
White Hills company. passed through
kingman on his way to Denver. where
he will confer with the members OF the
company. Nothing is known of the In
tentions of the company for the future.
II may be that the recent suits against
the company were for the purpose OF
clearing up the titles and that as soon
as this matter has been Strengthened
out working capital will he put up
and the big exploration shaft. OF which
SO much has been r. a. will be sunk
and the mincs thoroughly exploited to
q depth Of 1000 feet.
q. d. Clark met with what might
have been serioes injury while helping
to draw . throo and one-haIs Inch
water pipe fron the well at the Ice
plant. The pipe was raised with .
wrench part way out when Il slipped
through the chAins until Il was caught
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-09
cARLssAo.
From the Argus.

from the Ar8u0.
John Lowenbruck. OF the Union Mar.
ket. recently bought from I. 8. Osborne
seventy-hve head Of fat alfalfa and
corn fed steers.
George L. Newton has purchased the
fine w. A. Hawkins property on Can.
yon street. now occupied by CHI. Klau.
der and family.
J. F. Matheson 10 receiving this
week . 10000 pound lot Of wool bought
for the securing mill from Lincoln
county parties.
e. j. Brady, who 10 interested In
the cotton growing experiment to be
tried here next year. has decided to
locate and was Joined by his wife ON
Sunday from Pecos.
J. d. Walker aud George Pendleton
bought the livery stable and outfit Of
F. N. Jump this week and the stables
will probably be consolidated. II will
give Messrs. Walker 3 Pendleton one
Of the larsest livery establishments in
tho southwest.
Mrs. Maynard Sharp has shipped out
about $50 boSes Of peaches this week.
geo going out Wednesday evening.
from her FruitA oeclilrd IN II Huerta.
Hugh Freeman and R66 Love are also
heavy shippers, though exact figures
are not known. Altogether l.500 boxes
have gone to market from Carlsbad
during the week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-09

From the New Mexican.
Mrs. ]. Sparks and two children have
returned from q visit to relatives and
friends In Kentucky. Indiana and other
states.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Renehan. Miss
CatrOn. Charles c. Catron and r. C..
0ortner returned from a sojourn on
the Pec0s.
The Christian Brothers enjoyed q
picnic at PojoaQue. They occupied
four Of Lowitski's picnic wagons on
their trip.
The New Mexico Horticultura, go
ciety has appointed M. w. Mills. Of
Springer. q member of the convention
that will meet at st. Louis. on August
~. to discuss the raising Of apples and
their commercial value.
Rev, Henry Mason Baum, of Wash.
ington. q noted archaeologist and edi.
tor Of "Recorde of the Past" arrived
In Santa Fe from Denver over the
Denver 4 Rio Grande railroad Other
members Of his party VINO are visiting
points of archaeological interest in the
southwest will join him at Santa Fe.
In the district court for Santa Fe
county. b. NJ. Read. attorney for the
plaintiff. Josefita Ortiz de Davis, made
application for leave to iile an amend
cd complaint In the case against Lon.
ginO Martinez and Elena +. Martinez.
Lcngtno Is dead and the amended com.
plant will have as parties defendants.
Longino's widow and his Ave children.
two Of whom are minors. The suit in
wolves the possession Of title to q
parcel CT land near 0alisteo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-09
Welded at sunrise.

Coles Ferry. Va. Aug. 6.--The Oaks,
the home of Mr.. and Mr.. Henry Cren-
shaw Rice. was the scene Of novel
event this morning In the shape of an
was Miss Mary Blair Rice. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice, and the bridegroom.
Charles william Beebe. Of New York.
The bride selected the unusual hour
for her marriage because OF the many
attractions In the early morning In the
old garden on her fathers estate. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. vii.
liam Miller. of Bryn Mawr. Pa. The
bride wore gown OF white crepe de
chine. trimmed with pearls. end lace
veil. fastened with wreath OF white
roses.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-09
GAN MAhclAl.

From tho Bee.
Harley Foultx. Superintendent Nc.
Naliy's stenographer, has resigned and
gone to the Indian Territory.
Fireman Elmer Colbert of the Nas.
daiena branch brought back from Ra-
ton tie credentials of a full.asdsed
engineer.
San Antonio. nptwithstandins the
drouth and the river beins dry, 10 do
ing the biggest BUSINESS II has trans.
acted for years.
Henry Lohman returned from the
Las Vegas hospita aon Tuesday, vhere
he received trsattent for . foot In.
jured BY ptsao O1glooa
l.. NJ. l.asley and vifs have soae TO
Louisville, KY. and sxpect to visit
quite . number Of Il large eastern
cities before returningp . San Msrcial
Messrs. Bailey and Kspf have dee.
GRATED the interior of Il Armstrong
block in . way that retios credit ON
their workmanship and g<i taste.
Mrs. r. l.. Watkins pasAd away in
death quite unexpectedly 'ednesday
forenoon. About two week ago the
deceased gave birth to q hea\y child.
and her condition for recrvei was 80
favorable that her husband mt to
D.ming Tuesday night to worApr the
railroad company. She arose I'm her
he'd Wedne sday to attend to ho<hold
duties and IVES then stricken IN 4
fainting spell which proved fata6he
leaves a husband and three chten
to mourn the loss Of q faithful lie
and mother.
Prof. G. l.. Herrick. brother and \.
have arrived at San Antonio and
commence ut once to survey the L
tom lands Of the BosQue del Apacl
grant. lay out irrigation bitches q
plat the land In 10 to 20 acre lots Z
farming and fruit growing. The who
grant is to be fenced and the who
mesa land to be stocked with catt
A new company has recently purchas
lhis valuable property consisting
10000 acres OF land with the river ~
ming about throe n the center. The
are nearly 10000 acres Of bottom la
ON both sides Of the river belonging
this grant. and II they can save I
water for irrigation purposes It y
sustain dense population.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-09
sT. JOHNS.

From Ships.
Miss Clara Curtis is fast recovering
from long siege Of typhoid fever.
During the absence of Treasurer
Hill. J. T. Brown will attend to the
business affairs OF the once.
The local option election comes on
In Springerville on the 9Th. A hot
fight Is being made In favor OF the
measure.
Diphtheria scare is on again in the
city. Two cases are reported at ]. b.
hotel.
Monico Garcia and wife returned
from their wedding tour to various
cities of the territory and also to Los
Angeles, Cal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-09
oANTA eg.
The Territorial Capital 0Ishsd up In
Small itsms from the New Mexican.

The Territorial Capital DIshsd up In
Small ltsms from the New Mexican.
w. b. Childers. of Albuquerque. Unit.
ed States attorney for New Mexico. ID
here on legal business.
J. T. Mclaughlin. of Albuquerque
treasurer Of the Santa Fe Centra, Rail.
way company, is here on business.
Mrs. Edward Grunsfeld and daugh.
ter returned to Albuquerque on Satur.
day evening. after spending several
weeks In Santa re.
Superintendent Of Forest Reserves
!. B. Hanna. who has been on an In.
spection tour ~ several weeks Of the
Gila reserve. has returned to Santa Fe.
Mrs. W. d. Martin and mother.in.
law. Mrs. Martin, left on Saturday aft.
ernoon for Coronado Beach, Cal, to
spend the month Of August.
Mrs. I. b. Hanna, Mrs. Mcclure and
daughter. Mrs. Goebel. son and daugh.
ter have gone to the 6anto Domingo
Indian feast on q pleasure trip. They
took enough to eat along to last two
weeks.
James Vale. who has for the past
two years resided on the upper Pecos
river on the Finn ranch ands whose
health has greatly improved during his
sojourn here. left this morning for
New York city
Mrs. r. F. Monahan. Of Dayton. Ohio.
10 In the city on visit to her sister.
Mrs. Amado Chaves. Mrs. Monahan
has Just returned from visiting her
mother. Mrs. George Nichols, and an.
ether sister. Mrs. Bacus. Ut Hermoss
Hon. Charles r. Easley and wife left
for San Francisco. where Mr.. EAsley
will attend the meeting Of the supreme
lodge Of Knights Of Pythias - . rep.
resentative from the grand lodge Of
New Mexico.
Rochester Ford. Esq. of Tucson. ar.
rived In The city to attend to loyal
business before the United States
cours Of private land claims. He u At
torney for the claimants In the Nonita
land grant. In Arizona. which will be
considered by the court in present ses.
sion.
n. r. Banner. OF Klamogordo. arriv-
ed and Ia guest at the residence of
Judge and Mrs. J. n. McFie. where his
wife. niece Of Mrs. McFie. has been
for two weeks. Mr.. Banner Ia an ar.
tist Of fine reputation and ofiicial pho.
tographer Of the El Paso Northeastern
and El Pas0-Rock Island railroads.
Manuel Vigil and Gregorio Herrera
Of Santa Cruz. are visiting in the city
and will leave tomorrow for home.
They report grass. opers by the mil
lions In northern SaEIa Fe county. and
that the pests are very destructive.
doing great injury to growing crops of
all kinds, including fruit.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-09

to Domingo before returning.
Mrs.. E. e. Herman and Miss Burta
Rogers, who have been in California
the past month for Mrs. Hermann's
health, have returned. she being
much improved by the trip.
Zenon Sandoval and family of Wal.
do, who have been visiting In the
northwest part Of the territory. have
returned. They report the drouth
worse there than here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-09
PoRTALEs.


From the Herald.
Boga.d Z Addington are having q
building erected on their business lot
DR.. Whites new store building was
dedicated to the public last night by
. social dance.
w. x. Breeding contemplates en-.
laruing the Commercial hotel. and
otherwise Improving the property.
Bryan Parrish. who halls from Hale
county. Texas. and who claims that he
= hese on oilcial business. being .
deputy sheri9 Of that county. Allied up
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-09
INTERNAT.oll
Famous oamss IN
vssss q

New York. Arr. Z
lovers Of tennis Il ~
international match
the Crescent Athlet1N
the Davis challenoo I
represent England O
Britain's representa- <
II. l.. Doherty anA
Americas players arc|
the unbeaten char
Larned. the present I
d. r. Davis and Hol[s
lands tennis experts
players and their ~
best. The agreeunG
contest calls for
singles and one In ~
ity OF the hve winulq
Il championship
taking the cup.
Work of the vislt1
nets Is interests
brothers have been q
the all England cha1
while DIR. PIN. the q
OF the foremost
Britain. II. l.. ~
champion In single
title easily . short
w. Gore, In . four eG
The Davis cup. q
international chauup1
offered by Dwight y.
two years ago. ~
Englishmen sent ave
posed Of A. w. 0oro,
II. II. Barrett. ODpoo
American team wei
Whitman and Dwight
singles. and Davis
Ward In the douhleo
perts were easily "
events, which were
courts of the LOAF
Boston. The presel
considered stronger
came over two year
standing this fact
American players 4
In their ability to
this side OF tho VAT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-09
rlA

From the sun.
Edgar Brown.
the Babbitt Brue.
low Springs. wao
He reports watoy
and Black tank.
ing nlled them.
F. B. Jacobs an1
M. Gillett, Of p1o
Mr.. Jacohs hes 3 q
Ing q portion Of The
est reserve and ho
pose of prosecuting
Ine oemocrsuc
conlno county WIN
Gus precincts -
49, isoS. % no0tn
the county and ~
voted for q the So
vember.
H. II. Watkins, r.
zona Central bouh
been spending tlGs
guest OF r. e. nj
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-09
Police cevrt.

Frank Smith. Z tired. weary and
woolly vasrant, plead for : chance to
leave town before Justice norchert
this morning. Gmith'a pleA Was 30
plaintive that the kin1 hearted Judge
granted the request The Way that
Smith made tracks uoSld make any
one smile.
Ons drunk plead suil>y 70 ths charge
and paid ~l6 for ~ TN " had.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-09
ctLLo':s. ct':

From the Regia
Mrs. UptegroS. :. ,or h.r non,
home 1t Los LUZ "
Born-To Mr. Mira. Ross or,f.
fiths. q hoy. al d vel vel, 's-' '"'
Born--To M. ~. v.u,,.,
Mares. . hoy, all ~a,i "ps
Miss Elsie Pattd % .r.s 49,
Kansas for IN ext ~sSu W.. u .s.S
the family Of DR.. Bd ~ WIN
Mrs. w. p. Gould ... A.. =.
Pecos after . short v sisS ~ hsr - Ia. srs
snts Ut this place. =" "'' ~
Charles sylvester I. rus.-..
where he has locett .ss
smith shop.
l.. D. Sugar Of IAN Ped
his bike end spent . few ~ ~ -
and 4 soias 70 ths corn 4 = :. ~. ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-09

tory department. Miss Estelle Ed.
monson, b. A.. Baylor; departments OF
music and art, William r. McGee; as
sistant In music, Mrs. Annie Laurie
Mc0ee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-09
ARIZONA To-

| by the coupling.
ing onto the We
men at the cran1l
Of the crank haS
struck Mr.. ClacH I;
across the regio1
putting him out
Of his hands w.
jured.
Rev. W.. n.
drummer evanG
eminent musictaue (
Kingman sl.out e.
month. and win
gelistic services -
copal church.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-09
Las caucss.
From the Citizen.

From the Citizen.
The Ascarte family have sold their
Palotado ranch In Mexico to parties
from the east.
We haven't any more fools In New
Mexico than elsewhere; but the
trouble 10 that In New Mexico we pay
more attention to them.
The Misses Gillespie are up from El
Paso visiting the Misses Garrett at .he
house OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar I.ohman.
q. A. Beasley. Of Soledad. visited
town this week ON business. During
the last two weeks he has killed four
mountain lions.
The Daily Albuquerque Citizen is the
best edited paper in New Mexico.
Don't take our word for Il, but sub
scribe for II and see for yourself
William Newsom Ia busy getting the
machinery ready at the Bennett
Stepenson mine 40 as to Commence
work as soon as j. n. Mackey arrives
from the east.
The pump tests at the college this
week are very encouraging and salts.
factory ard will be adopted by those OF
our farmers who can afford Il, next
season.
There will soon be q vacancy in the
hoard Of regents of the agricultural
college. II 10 to he hoped thst q man
Of the necessary qualifications for
such position will receive the ap.
Ipointment.
\ A meteor was seen Thursday night
- about $3.50 which illuminated. ap-
!. erently. q space Of 400 feet and lasted
Pc than q second. after which was
a m the form Of huge snake which
u winding its way up In the skies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-09

the f'fO8reBe.
r. II. Bascom company have Q
slct for putting In large pump
fty Rynerson has put In a sub.
-. cement walk at his residence
on 1T house street.
NV ofices Of Attorneys Holt
ana pir have been repapered and
pa,n.p In fine ptyle.
M' Jngs. our Ice man. expects to
nave ''ce plant In full operation
wsn'n ew days. The capacity Of
'"c p. one ton per day.
been more sickness than
us.sl - IN since the heavy rains;
~" Iu.. II Ia not to be wondered
~ "n. se Is hole full OF stag
"sm soery other block.
III 1Np that the Modoc mine
~ ~" y. ,R ~ to start up In about
,.~sf 49, the concentrator ac-
yps" LII, "". \. IL expected OF II, It
WI, WI" w. - w until the Modoc will
'' = Namp.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-30

ffcs dapld work.
So swiftly did the flames eat away the
supports, that in less than fifteen min
utes after the alarm WAS turned in the