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New-York tribune., 1902-02-07
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST, B6BTAGl ll1ME|'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
2ti East 42d-st. First class domestlcs are
supplied.
MRS. HENRY MUsToNEN's Scandinavian
Employment Bureau. 1873 ad-ave., near
sSth-st.. supplies the most reliable female
help: references strictly investigated. Swed-
lsh and Finland help a speciality.
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FOR pALH.

TWO EEALSKIN SACKS. sizes IS and t.i
new; prices very reasonable. Max
BERNSTEIN. 2T1 West 1ss.h-st-
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown Of
fice No. .42 Broadway, "a door north OF
3ist-st.. until Q o'clock 2. m: advertise
ments received at the following branch Of
Aces at regular Office rates until o'clock
M. viz; "a sth-ave., $. e. cor. 2Jd-st-'
i5s Gth-ave cor l2th-st., 142 Columbus
ave near West 66th-st.; 100 West +2d-st..
near shave: % East 14th-st.; 25I West
42d~st.. between 7th and Sth aves-; 26S
y est l-5tn-.l.. lIJ East +Ith-st-: t,:-lS Sd
ave between 10Th and nth sts.; l.u26 I'd
ave near 6ist-st 1,T0S 1st-ave., near
ave: $50 3d-ave. nea~ 41st-st-. 554 3d. ave-;
2lO Bleecker-st: 323 BIeecker-st. Brooklyn.
n. Y.-216 CouTt-st.; 215 Smtth-st Newark,
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LOST.


BANKBoOK no pa. .2O9 Of the Union Dime
savings Institution is missing. ANY per
son having "a claim 70 IL is hereby called
anon 10 present the same within ten days
ot submit 10 having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued
lost Handbook No, IT'S 2S9 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. ANY person having claims
uron said book is called upon to present the
same 10 the bank within thirty DAYS. or
,ha ss Ia book will be declared cancelled and
extinsuisned ana a new one issued In lieu
thereof.
LOST Handbook No. 4Os. .33s, Seamen's 5
Bank FOR Savings, ~ and rs Wall-st.
New-Ycrk Payment stopped and csncella-
tiop applied FOR. Please return 10 bank.
LOST. Handbook No. sol. .027 Bank for
Savings, $50 4th-ave-, New-Xork- Pay
rnent stopped. Please return book TO bank
LOST o. STOLEN. .--Bankboo No. 446. O43
OF the German Savings Bank In the City
OF New York. corner 4th-ave. and 14th-st-,
issued 10 John Manner. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. IL
not returned to the bank on the 2Sth day
Of February, 1902. duplicate viii be ia
sued
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FURNISHED Apartments 90 Eet

OO- CENTRAL. PARK WEST Desirable apartment,
eDAt eight rooms and bath, elegantly appointed
throughout be eubiet from March from four 10 sy on
months. Address T. p, Box ~, Tribune Uptown ONCE.
broadway
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HELP WANTED.
Female.

WANTED--In " fine country home. cne-half
hour out man and wife. as all around
man; Wife upstairs and waitress or cook.
Write particulars, YEARLY EMPLOY
NENT, Box -. Tribune Uptown Office.
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ADVERTISEMENT apa subscriptions for
The Tribune received az their Uptown Of
nee. Ne. l.242 broadway. ID door north Of
Slst=st-. until ''elock .. m: advertise
ments received at the following branch Of
nees al regular ofnce rates until e'clock
2. m, viz: "a sth-ave.. q O. cor. 23d-st-:
lo5 otn-ave-. cor. 12Sh-st-: 142 Columbus
ave. near West 6Sth--st-: log West 42d-sE.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

1sTH-sT.. 12a EAsT.-Large third floor
front room; heated, southern exposure.
4STH-ST., 1+6 WEST--Iwo large rooms,
second floor. en- suite or single. also small
room: running wafer; bath; private family
references.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-07

SEAMsTR EsSS would Ike a few more ar
gaEsments by the day week in privars.
families. city or country Miss SMITH
1870 Prospect Place. Brooklyn.
VISITING MAID.-By well recc-n,a,...s
nerson. speaks several Languages. rs- :
sonal city references. Address ROMAN
30 West 3Gth-st
WORKING SEEEkpE,R. ,R.-t2v rs---T-
reliable Scotch woman. with axraIla-,E
personal references. no laundry xru4 sS-t-
and Systematic manager. agencies -l+ -,
tlced. Address r. C care ~ Nsrshsfi saf
Boston Road. f64th=st.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-07

A. A.-CoUTURIERE FRANCHISE. Advanced
styles for spring; fine French dressmak-
Ing, Paquin's new clnging skirt. Worth
new sleeves. English tailored gowns, ladies'
own materials made, estimates given. short
notice, reasonable prices for fine work. PER
feet NJ guaranteed. imported gowns re
modelled and fitted Nine BENITEAU
ANDERSON 8Oa West 32d-st.. formerly
with Stcru Bros.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-07

|AfANtsSE medical college student seers
steauy position where ne can take time
5oI scheoling; daily wages tn regard. un-
IeFsJands valet 7nt buffers WORK syn
= n Box -. Tribune Uptown once,
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is " \ AhLt-Ey FrenChnis1- expert butler.
cooA oy trade, careful 5IiEert manager;
- -s.nVlniyal cg le~er. used ta full charge
BARNARD. 30 West 52i-st. landlord o
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LADY'S MAID.-By thoroughly competsn.
French person; good seamstress. packer.
hairdresser. travel. good references. NJ
80 West SID
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chambermaid and assist with sewing bvs
neat coloTed girl. WHITAKER. 5S3 wess.
52d-st.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

EemaTss
COOK and LACNDR ESS -Essr city refer
ence. no cards Call fS9 East S2d-st-
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FEsSMAKER. - Coiorsd woman first
class wants few more customers. out by
day or take work home 2. F, 40 Colum-
bus
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

rcotchEnan- lately landed. S5be~ p1,s-s
go snS very ebIisirE- DUNSEI'TTf. eiy
New-York tribune., 1902-02-07

LACNDRESS and CHANRERNAID.- .-RN@
young woman, sleep home. l. 153 Sd-avs..
Maart's bell.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-07

LIGHT EOCSE1WO ORE-By respectable
girl in small family willing and obIiEfnz
l. =. 495 West 3ad-st
New-York tribune., 1902-02-07

GARDENER. &c--HOVSEwORK-- Young
German couple; man is good gardener,
driver and Statesman; wife good house
worker; steady place: city or country. Ad-
dress WEBER, 44S West 15th-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-07

LOST handbook No. sol, 02I. Bank Cor
Savings $50 4th-ave., New-Tork- Pay
rnent stopped. Please return book TO bank.
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DERMATOLOGY.
DREssMAKIyG.

SCOUTING and MILLINERY sys-
tematically taught: pays better than other
trades; night school. Monday. wednesday.
Friday: 50 so starts you NJ DOW ELL s,
3iO-Sfs Sth-avs
New-York tribune., 1902-02-07

COOK. &c.-Mi6Gle aged English woman.
highly recommended as excellent cook
and hcusskeeper. in private family, w1ers
kitchennaid IS Kept. Mrs LANSNERE. n
Middagh-st-. BrookIyn: no agents.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-07

CCOE-WAITER or SECOND MANY
young French married couple in prfvat.
family speak English. best references.
moderate wages NJ II. 157 West S0th-st-
New-York tribune., 1902-02-07

KITCHEN WORE-By Respectable young.
woman IN a boarding house Address 3lsf
Pleasant-ave. cop do1r.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-07

NURSE TO one Or Two children, by younsg
girl. lately lsnded can sew. Apply ~
Mrs. KOSSOA. 511 East s3d-S-.
CRSE.-ExpeTisnCe with adult patients a
best recommendations given. Address,
with particulars. Miss NEWTON. f06 Mons
mouth-st-. Newark. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-07

COACHMAN. GARDENER--By competent
trustworthy German. single. understands
furnace. milking. esrpsntering. all around /:
excellent references, expectation. SIS BOX
200. Englewood. y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-07

CHAMBERMAID.- BY girl: rrst class; cas
assist with washing or sewing in a pri--
vate family has best references. Can IN
Amsterdam ave. Ryan's bell.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-07

Female.
SPECIAL RATE Az LNE1arLUFED.
- words, times. - cents
time rnfe. 8u cent?
New-York tribune., 1902-02-07

DREssMAKER.-O B. Altman q Co. lat
est spring styles; competent and expert
enced best work. moderate prices AZ home.
DRESSMAKEP, 263 West 14th-st.
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CHAMBERMAID and plain sewer. OF assiss
waiting. by young woman. in small Amer
lean family, best references from last EN-
piOysr- 100 East sTth-st-. Grif5ths bell
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
MINING NOTES.

There are hundreds of men now at
work ON the mines of the Bill Williams
Fork, Arizona, and many prospectors
are going on there.
j. A. Baker and Frank Quinly OF
Las Vegas. drove out to the Tccolote
mining district Six men have com
mcuccd developing the Quinlyl.aubock
mines in the Sclcstie district.
cal Wilson is AT Kingman from the
gold fields and Us stepping pretty high.
lie not only made a little sale but
holds other valuable interests that he
expects To reap a golden harvest from.
The Engineering and Mining Jour
nal says that NJ W. kaufman formerly
of Golden Colo, has removed 10 Ora.
ham Su,orrO county. New Mexico.
where nc has accepted a position with
the Helen Mining company
The El Paso mcltcr pays spot cash
for copper ores now instead at holding
back "a certain Per cent That 1000
ton stack of Phelps. Dodge d Co. is
beginning 20 bear something for the
consideration of the smclter trust
\, IN Boston miEc exchange last
week 2l,t1U shares of COch.ti Gold Min
ing company stock were sold AT from
40 to So cents a share OF Santa Fo
Gold and Copper company stock, $40
shares were sold at from $3.50 to 1858
a share.
Figures for 1901 show that English
and French -umptiuu Of copper was
we'll up O. that of 1900 the decrease
being less than 1000. At the present
time exports from the United states
are heavier than al any time during
the past year.
About ten car loads of machinery ar
rived M Tres piodras during the week
for the Fraser Mountain Copper com
pany. II includes a ~ 900 pound crush.
err three sets OF 10000 pound rolls "A
hosting engine and part II the equip.
meut of the smcltcr.
The 3. q 0. ana Bullion claims Of
the Central Gold and Copper company
I'm the organ district. near Las Cruces,
are prOduC .ng some rich ore. II Is eX.
poctad 20 have a conccntratOr AT work
within the next sixty days which viii
have an output Of nifty tons a week,
The J.caIilla Placer company OF Lin.
coin county made a test run and the
dirt yielded % cents per shovel. with
the shOyels set so as TO carry but half
OF their capacity, The dir; IS richer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
NEW TIME CARD ANNOUNCED.
Rock islanG Railroad Deviates From
Time Card First Adopted.

t'tyr n year or more of work onic-
ials of the Rock Island road have an
uounCcd details of the opening OF the
III Paso extension of the line. Con
trary TO expectation the Rock Island
viii operate "A through train service
from Chicago to I'll paso At first il
was believed by omCcrs Ut the system
that "A through service from Chicago
would bee too long, but after due con
sidcratiun II has been decided to run
solid trains from that city to the Mex
Ican border.
The now schedule will become effoc.
tive March ], and provides for "A
through train 10 depart from Chicago
daily AT 1880 p. m.
The I'll paso connections will be
made with the Southern PacinC for
California and with the Mexican Cen
tral Tor points In old Mexico. This will
bee surprise TO railroad officers as
there has been no intimation that the
Rock Island intended to establish
through service to California from
Chicago VIA tuc new III paso cXten-
sion
There has been a change Of time an.
uOuucod for the through Rock Island
train To bee put on between Kansas city
and Los Angeles March The new
trai" VIII go by way of the new FL
Paso extension from Liberal Kan. II
was originally scheduled 10 leave Kan
sas city at $50 p. m. but last Satur-
day notice of a change was received
I'm Topeka. The new train will leave
Kansas city at $3.50 p. m, thus ena-
bling IL 10 establish a connection AT
Kansas city with the thirty-siN hour
through Wabash train from New York
10 Kansas city. The effect of this con
uDytiou will ho 10 give the Wabash and
Rock Island the fastest service be-
tween New York and Los Angeles In
offering this fastest service between
Now York and California. the Rock Isl
ana contomplatcs making strong bid
of tho transportation of transconti-
mental mail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
HOLB ROCK
From the Argus

From the Argus.
Prospective candidates for county
officers are being talked off,
Mrs II j. Barsman and Mrs Ma
honey attended the u. of J. f. ball at
WINSTON.
Mr. ard Mrs +. ". Zucb went to
Phoenix. whore Mr. /ucE attended a
meeting OF the &hriuars.
Assessor ScCrist has been mp the
country this week delivering blanks
and giving necessary Instructions to
his deputies. The matter of assessing
and the collecting of taxes win be- look.
ed after thoroughly this year.
H. j. Messenger of Young. was in
town Saturday and Sunday Mr. Mes.
singer was displaying handful OF
gold nuggets taken from prospect
hole cut in has country They certain
ly looked good 10 as, and the gentle
man informs us that me hills are fun
of ia, glittoring stuff in northern ella
county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
a HARD FIGHT.
Santa Fe Trainmen Making a Fierce
Struqule for M ore Paw


Until G.l Monday night the Santa
and trainmeu continued their confer
cncc in the directors room AZ the gen.
cral Office building, Third Vice Prcsi.
dent Kcudrlck thinks that today's con
ference viii end the negotiations
Nothing is being given out as To tho
progress Of the work. or the probable
outcome. The employee are afraid TO
say anything for fear or proudiCing
their case and the officials are not will
ing 10 admit that they nave any notion
Of changing their original decision. not
20 grant any increase in pay
The length of the conference gives
ground for the belief that tnc trainmon
expect 10 make this conference an
epoch, and win go TO the last extreme
10 force the officials into "A compliance
with their demands. The possibility Of
strike mcnacrs the road unless N
complies with the request for higher
pay
The cOnforecs are packed into the
moderately small room provided for
the directors There rs hardly room
left a. walk between IN" chairs, Three
or -four stcnographors work In half
hour shifts taking down the testimony.
The testimony rs being worked up into
manuscript form as fast as given The
stenographcrs for Third Vice Prcsi.
dent kendrick. General Manager Nudge
and General Superintendent Hurley
are al here taking testimony Topeka
State Journal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
Suits AGAINST Wool Company.

IN the san Miguel county district
court the First National Bank of Albu
Qucrquc was awarded Judgment for
S2G.9lliN against the Las Vegas Wool
Pulling company.
I'm the suit filed 10y the First National
Banl, ot III paso against the Las Vegas
Wool Pulling company. i'm the San
Miguel county district court. the plain
TN was awarded Judgment for S.
$3.50 The plaintiff filed suit also.
tor the foreclosure of "A mortgage
which was given to secure payment Of
a promissory note II .as Vegas Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
FLAGSTAFF.

From the SUo
Frank Holmos. who has been spend
inr the past three months in Phoenix.
returned.
Mrs G. A. Grocn,aw and daughter
and Miss lngorsoll LEFT for Los Angc.
pf whore they viii spend tho next
four weeks.
Charles nelson, AT Camoron's log
cling camp while loading logs on car.
had bis right thumb broken boy the
breaking of a Cauthook.
An order OF the secretary Of the m
terror allows 10000 head Of cattle and
horeo- ON the slack Mesa reserve for
the year 1909 and 5000 on the san
Francisco mountain reserve for this
year.
I'm the Railroad avenue barber shop
ono of the BARRIERS. after shaving Clar-
oucD J. SuoIlmirr. hy mistake applied
carbulir acid o. his face instead of the
usual soothing lotion While the burn
Is p bad one 1t is not deep enough to
cave scar; and Mr. Spcllmiro is for
tluato in this respect
T. : Clark returned from trim to
Tucson BE is favorahly impressed
with that city ana believes that il SSH,
On the near future be- the leading city
Of the territory Mr. Clark viii as
soon os DC can close up hts cuisines
here. locate iu Tucson and engage in
tho practice OF law.
+. $ Gusupy J.. turned from n trip to
Phoenix and the sheep ranges north Of
that place. he says that there is little
grass on the ranges from the salt river
10 the mountains and sheep are rang
lea. t,, D.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
WILLIAMS.
From the News

From the News
Mrs Ellen NJ Young has been quite
sick the past week, being confined TO
her room most Of tho time.
Miss Rose Carncs. the charming IT.
TIE sister Of Mrs II y Pyle. arrived in
tho city from California for an extend
ca visit here.
4 runaway resulted in a miNup be.
tween the delivery teams Of G. W Mar
tin and Twitty Parker. Little dam.
age happily was done.
This week We were shown some
beautiful specimens OF syIvauitc or"
taken from q thirty foot ledge In the
Grand Canyon. upon which develop.
mcn' work DIS being pushed.
Mrs, j. II Simms arrived in the city
from Los Angeles on tho flyer. and will
visit for some time with her father
George G Wharton Mrs Wharton Is
az present enjoying pleasant visit In
tho east
Mcssrs VIM Ergmann John Nalas
kOwski and W. j. Morgan left for the
southern portion of tho territory oN
pecting 90 locate at Douglas, a thriving
little town on the international line
Since the decision Of tho Copper Queen
company TO remove thee smeitor q
that place Douglas has been on the
boom To Bishoc A. vii mean a So
we're blow as the removal also means
the removal Of about 500 men
Nossrs J VI Kennedy and J. 4. Car
Teton have received the contract FOR
the erection Of r w. Powers new no
tel building The new hotel viii be a
two story brick, 5bX55 feet. containing
ahouttwouty rooms and viii be erected
ON the site uf the former Nalas kowskI
store building Work Of quarryini
stone FOR the foundation D. progress
ing and an possible frame work for tho
bgllding is being made Tho hotel viii
d, ready for occupancy by the first OF
June
Last Saturday We announced the dc
parture ~ ] -. Grand for Texas q
attend the bedside Of his sick brother
G.. N Grand. Upon reaching Alhu
querque Mr. Grand received telo
gram announcing that his brother wal
dead and be therefore returned e
williams on Saturday. Deceased wal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
kINGMAN.
From the Miner.

From the Miner.
Mrs j. Il Halscy circulated pcti-
ton 10 the people OF kingman asking
for donations TO keep the school run
ming three months longer Pledges Of
nearly 500 per month have so far been
obtained II Us necessary to raise near
ly $500 per month to pay teachers and
incidental expenses.
An insane Indian was brought in
from Chloride hast Saturday evening
by Constable Cornelius. As tine agent
for the Wallapa,s refused TO take
charge Of the domoutcd fellow the Of
iiccrs turned him over 20 the members
OF the tribe. who promised TO care for
him.
Last Saturday evening KnEman Re.
hokahs gave an apron and nccktie So
Cia al their lodge room 10 many in.
yited guests Music games. dancing,
etc passed the time away until mid
night. Refreshments of coffee, ice
cream and cake were served NJ
Nina Starkcy was awarded the cake
for wearing the prctu.st apron. ,hc
AFFAIR was a most enjoyable one.
Petitions for the establishment Of
postOihces at GOid Road and Tread
well are being circulated \ route is
TO 'c cstablishcu between Kugman
and the new camps at once. The mails
are now being carried ont by private
conveyance. Already a Concord coach
b. running between kinIman and the
camp and this Will bee merged into a
daily line of coaches each way.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
NEW YORK SUNS STORY.
Quotes President Ripley as Authority
for e. paso Extension Rumor.

The following Is from the New York
sun and Is given for what il is worth,
although Il Us open 10 question.
President f. =. Ripley of tlc Atchi-
son, Topeka a. santa re railroad which
owns the Pccos Valley road in Texas,
authorizes the announcement that the
last named companies win construct n
inc from Roswell y. NJ. 10 El Paso,
100 miles This new line is designed to
compete with the Rock Island route.
The Atchison, il is said, Is contemplate
ing the purchase uf the Rio Grande and
Sierra Madre road from III paso to
Nueva Casas Grandes In Mexico"
II looks as though the sun was being
worked by somebody at space rates.
The above story mas been denied by
the officials,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
ST. JOHN S.

From tho Snips
Molitou Pcroa left for New Mexico.
Tie goes on trip of much moment 90
himself. ana one other person lie is
single now but whom be- returns be
will have an holpmcot
Hon solomon Barth and Jose Saavo.
dra LEFT last week for New Mexico Mr.
Barth goes TO Albuquerque 10 visit hls
sister who Us there from Michigan
spending the winter Mr.. Saavcdra
will visit friends and relatives at yari.
Gus Sew Mexico towns
Or j 5 Woulford was called go
SpruEorylIC 90 attend sick child of
Mr. Becker The child Be- reported bet
tor While there the doctor was called
to Soc Supervisor Murray who has for
a long time boon suffering from chron.
ic rheumatism II is now thought that
be VIII soon recover.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
Wanted In Missouri.

Monday night Marshal Kruger arrest
ed Dillard Owens on adviccs from
sheriff W. +. oliver. of Stone county
Mo, stating that Owens was wanted
there on three charges of grand lar.
ccny of cattle. Owens was locked up
over night Tor safe keeping and Tues.
day sheriff oliver arrived from Ga
lena. Mo, with the proper requisition
papers and left with his prisoner
owens had been AT Ration since the
first of January and was employed on
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
PETROLEUM IN NEW MEXICO.
Surface indications Are Good and Two
VOLS Are Belnq Pushed Down

Wells Are Being Pushed Down.
Yes. We have an oil boom ia New
Mexico" SAID John =. Whittun at the
Albany hotel Yesterday afternoon II
think You will hear from MS down
there, 600 before We get through with
il / come from Santa Rosa. in the
eastern part of the territory. and from
appearances tucrp when left expect
to see a big dvaucomcut i'm prospect
ing by the timc gct back. SAINT. Rosa
is about NIFTY miles from the mount
aims, ana We have the same OH indica-
tiuus there that YOU have up at BOuld
or and az other points IN the state.
The surface shows undcuiahle evil
dcuCos that there is oil underneath
All the wells are imprcEnatcd with oil.
ana the oil rock crops ont of the hills
'Onc well is being drilled at Santa
Rosa hy an eastern company, and
north of there another we'll is going
down Just over the line in Texas n
well is being drilled. and IN all of these
the indications are very favorable. II
is not expected that the wells will
have 10 Doe sunk so deep as they are
at Boulder. but the approximate depth
rs not known Practically an the land
there is leased now. and the promoters
have practically everything In sight
The recent opening OF the new Rock
Island road from tl Paso. Texas, up
through that part of New Mexico and
Texas throws all that section of the
country open to travel, and II is cN-
pcCtcd that there will bee great influx
into eastern New Mexico when the oil
boom becomes known. Denver Re
publican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
Sudden Death.

Charles ". Britton. a colorod man Of
Minneapolis, died suddenly of hcmor.
rhage this morning at his residence,
2l5 Carroll avenue. Mr. Brittnn was a
member Of the colorcd Masons and
Knights OF pythias. The body was
taken charge OF by Undertaken !. W.
Edwards, who was unable to find any
direct address of relatives among his
effects His letters show he was mar.
ricd but his home address was not Civ.
en-, and MIR. Edwards will cndcavur to
notify the relatives by round about
channel.