Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-19
CAIN MUM.
United Workmen Pay Policies
Transfer Of Mining Properly,
THE HUME
Special Correspondence.

haSht Sokh well lOukh Gil
route to La Junta this afternoon from
a trip over the line to Ell Paso and Sill
yer City. Mr.. Cain is a most pleasant
gentleman to talk to, and we predict
a successful career for him. When
your reporter interviewed him as to
the effect the Portales cut off would
have on Las Vegas, he replied. 'Oh,
we know nothing about that yet. 1t is
all in the air. 1t will be built some day
but no one can say when, as even the
survey has not been completed, and
the completion cannot be approximate
ed" Asked as to how he found the
country on his trip, he said: Pros
poets are good and everything is in
excellent condition. | will be down
here again soon and spend a day with
Superintendent Fox. | have lots to
learn about these parts, but will get
them after WHILE The reporter then
said the magis words, Las Vegas
freight rates" He %laughingly replied,
Out of my line. attend to the opera
ton. Besides | am not authorized to
talk about the other departments, and
IL | say nothing. l will have nothing to
explain"
Mrs. N. J. Crowley and Mrs. James
Young have received from the A. o. U.
w. lodge the payment of the life insur-
ice policies held by their husbands
in the sum of $4,000 each. This is quick
work, as the holders of the policies
have been dead only a few weeks.
The first consignment of ten cars of
wool from Belen to the Ross-Browne
securing plant here has arrived. There
are thirty more cars to follow.
The celebration of the seventeenth
anniversary of the Montezuma club
last night was a most pleasant affair.
The attendance was not as large as
usual, there being only about twenty
five present. Six handed euchre was
the amusement, with a little dancing
afterwards. Mrs. w. G. Hayden won
the first prize at cards. Punch was
served as light refreshments.
Judge William J. Mills and Hon. G..
A. Spiess returned yesterday evening
from their trip to G~uadalupita and re-
port rain on the return trip.
w. F. White and j. j. Williamson, of
Roswell, are in the city for a few days.
The gentlemen are making a trip over
land in a covered wagon and commun-
ing with nature en- route.
Miguel Esquibel, president of the
Tecolote grant, is in the city today con-
ferring with other members about
grant matters.
John Finn has entered into IN agree
ment to sell to Mrs. S. N. Laughlin, Of
California, a lot of mining property in
the Pecos river country. The consider
alton is to be $500.
Charles ID. Watson has transferred
to Frank F. Zummack Consolidated
mines one and two, and d half interest
in numbers four, five and six, together
with the mill site and water rights
registered by him a short time ago in
| the Rociada district. The c~onsidera.
ton is $ 1000. Evidently these proper.
ties in Rociada district are becoming
valuable.
Francisco and wife have transferred
to Aniceto Bustamente a lot of real eS-
tate in township 16, this county. Con-
sideration, s125.
The temperature record for the
twenty-four hours ended at 6 o'clock
was maximum, So; minimum, 55;
mean, 20. The NEAR humidity was
As.
Leandro Blea. of Rivera, loaded on
too much tanglefoot yesterday even.
ing, got too hilarious and was last
night jailed. He was released today
on mis- promise to be good.
The infant of Theodore Chacon is
very i'll today with cholera infantum
The little one is having a hard fight
for life.
F. Nj. Chacon will leave for Trinidad
the first of the week, where he will
locate. Mrs. Chacon is expected
up from albuquerque this afternoon.
Miss Mossie Burks. who has been in
disposed for a few days, was last eve
ming able to be about.
w. C. Barnes. of ColfaX county, Hon
j. s. Duncan and capt. Z. G.. Austen
of Las Vegas, the commissioners ap
pointed by Judge Mills to appraise the
damage done by the Dawson railway
TO certain property owners on the righl
of way, will leave Monday for Ell PasC
to begin work up through the coun
try
Juan Rudolph, who was thrown out
of a buggy in a runaway, Wednesday
and somewhat injured, is reported al
getting along nicely and will soon bt
able to try the horse again.
Rociada and FL boryenir had a fine
rain Yesterday. San Geronimo, also
had a good shower Wednesday. Thu
rains in the last few days seem to have
been pretty general.
]. M. Hay, Mcfarland and Henry
Dinwoody went out on a coyote hun
early this morning, They were sue
c~essful. too. Three of the little ami
mails were taken, two OF them beini
alive. Mr.. Mcfarland was out ridfh:
on mesa the other day and saw n o
the animals about two miles from
town. The nest was located and tn,
trip this morning during the earl!
hours resulted in the capture. Mr.. Ha!
says he is going to make a pet out o
his capture.
w. Jones, who has been here for sew
eral weeks, left today fOr Trinidad
where he will remain. He halls from
"MiZzouri."
Engineer Rice is on the sick list 10
day.
b. Long, a son Of Judge Z. V. Ions
is here from California. He came il
last night on No 8.