Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-20
SHELTER SCHEME.
A Mill for I%scOlOia-- Republicans
Viii Cri8yanGss Hold Meeting.
VERY HEAVY RAINS.
Special Correspondence.

opCNiai Al~CspblutuCG.
Las Vegas, N. NJ, Sept. 19.-Again
there seems prospects coming in the
mining situation here. The latest
seems positive. and it is in the nature
of a 300 ton mill for Tecolote. There
have been parties here for the past ten
days figuring on the situation here.
n they are at last convinced that a
mill at Tecolote would pay. and the
incorporation papers are all written
out Tor the formation of a company to
90 a commercial milling business at
T~ecolote. The people behind the mill
are from Colorado, and are at present
operating mills in Arizona and Colo
rad Their process is a new one. IL
is a sort of electrical teaching process;
+ not being used for precipitating
There will be a couple of local people
put in as directors, and n OF the Col
orado men will move here with his
family. This is done to make it posi-.
BILE for a meeting of the directors with
Or waiting for Colorado interests 10
come down to make a quorum. The
company is asking no investments
from local people, but there may be a
little stock let loose in town If parties
want 1t, but otherwise it is no for sale.
III is merely the locating here of an
ether mill by the Colorado Investment
company. Those having ore at Teco-
Tote, will merely contract to furnish
the ore to the company.
The republican" meeting last night
at st. Joseph's hall for the purpose of
hearing margarine Romero air his
grievances against everybody in gener-
al was fairly well attended by the cur
1ous. despite the heavy rain. The
chairman of the meeting was Ignacio
Esquibel; vice presidents, Benigno
Romero and George Chaves, of Ell Gu
er; secretary, George Labadie. Marga-
rito was the first up and killed about
an hour giving his personal opinion
about everybody from the g%overno.
down TO the assessor. His stomach
was evidently in bad order. for his
opinions were sour He also turned
loose his mud batteries on Hon. Chas.
A. Spiess; in fact nothing seemed to
suit him, and the only remedy he can
see. is to place himself in Office;
though he modestly avows, in a shy
manner, he does not want any Office
Rafael Gallegos. George Chaves, Ro
mulo Ulibarri, Bias Ortega and Anto
MO Lucero also made speeches, takinl
their cue from the first speaker. NJ
opposition speeches were allowed. |
was Mr.. Romerc's funeral, and non.
but his pail bearers were allowed t
take part.
Hon. Jefferson Reynolds returne
last night from his trip over the nortt
west and Pacifc. coast. Mr.. Raynold
was delighted with Yellowstone parl
the trip through there having bee
made with MIR, Crockett, of this cit!
He was gone three weeks.
Col. X. e. Twitchell told your corr,
spondent this morning that the seaso
next year would open May Is with
first class base ball team and q rae
track, the grounds the property of II
citizens of Las Vegas. You can't kee
a good man down.
The precipitation of rain yesterdl
evening up to 6 o'clock was .6S of q
inch. and up to 6 this morning i
more. or a total of 81 Of al inch in Il
last fifteen hours. Everything W
ahoat last night, water standing ever
where. The ground received a goo
soaking. and the benefit was incalcJ
able TO the country. 1t is not ov'
yet. either.
Joe Hincliff. a printer on the Pitt
burg Post, arrived here last evening
visit his brother in law, Robert Ora
of the shops.
Eight naval recruiting officers pas