Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-31

/ o'' stdir ol'is anu tNt'hu a ufN-
tance of some six miles. Charred corn
still on the cob was found. and IT evil
IDENTIFY was used to some extent for
fuel. The old mills had been buried by
the drifting sands and we~e brought to
| light by some of the prospectors re-
Gently. II is evident that copper was
| the ore treated.
From the Optic.
The Freshmen class OF 1902 had an
urday
Mrs. Andres Vigil died on Saturday
tight near Mineral Hill. She was Nv.
at the saw mill In that section.
Sam Lands has received ,etter
from Billie Stewart. written from Aber-
deen. Scotland. Billie says he has been
having a hot time ever since he ar.
rived there, but he would much prefer
To be In Las Vegas He intends to re-
turn to the states in June, though his
relatives in Scotland want him To stay
there. He says. however, that the
whole country is too slow.
In the track meet Saturday num-
ber OF the boys did some good work
but IL Is not yet decided as to just
who will go TO Las Cruces next Sun
day to represent the Normal univsr-
sity In the field contest there on next
j Tuesday. Ten men will go and OF these
seven will be decided on the other
three to be announced the latter part
uf the week. The Normal VIII be rep
resented In the intercollegiate debate
by w. Alexander Glassford and G..
Washington Degner.
The hail worked ruination with the
cherry crop. Cherries We're the only
| fruit sufficiently developed To he hurt
by this storm.
George Greenier was brought before
Judge Wooster on charge OF noh-sup-
port OF his family, He was put to work
on the city gang and his wages will be
paid tn his family.
Marshal Cartwright was well ac-
quainted with William Grow. whose
murderer was lynched at Paris, do.
night before last Grows people were
cattle dealers and were highly re-
| spected.
Mrs. Mike Bruger. wife of the man
who died mt Anton Chico a couple of
weeks ago. was brought to town by
James Abercrombe for medical treat.
ment She has an attack of pneu.
monia.
DIR. II. j. Mueller. assisted by DR..
Mills, performed very dufficult sur
gical operation on Mr.. Sweaney. OF
Ration, who was sent to DIR, Mueller by
the physicians there. The operation
was very successful and the patient 10
getting along nicely.
| One of the funny things that hap
pened in connection with the high
water down the Gallinas. at least to
those who watched the performance.
was n s. Belden chasing his barrels.
| Belden put some barrels in the river
above his dairy for breakwater He
intended to put rocks In the barrels but
forgot the rocks until the high water
came. This morning half of the thirty
barrels washed out and some of the
natives waded into the stream to get
the barrels only to drag them out and
have them claimed by Mr. Belden.
Frank Roper is down with typhoid
fever.
Miguel Romero is reported as get.
ting along nicely
Perry Hogsett is out of quarantine.
His youngest child escaped without
contracting either the mnmps or diph-
iberia. although he was constantly in
the room where his sister lay sick with
both.
Il. +. Forsythe lost valuabl. sorrel
horse. which he bought few weeks
ago 10 match his fine sorrel mare. A
few days after purchasing the horse
developed very bad case OF distem-
per. from which IL died.
DIR. j. w. Kinney. of Mora. aged 30
years, died at the Rawlins house In
this city at 8: 80 o'clock last night. He
was stricken suddenly with heart fail
ure Monday evening and his death fol
lowed almost within twenty four hours.