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Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-01
Denver Directory.

EErM BIEL'S NEW NERVE TABLETS cure Ner-
Vl r IN vous Debility, Lost Vigor, Insomnia. SOC.
W. u@ie Box BIEL MFG. CO., Denver.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-01

Eastern Man at Georgetown-This is a
good. healthy country, isn't it? West
ern Man-Yes. it's healthy enough If you
don't put on too many airs.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-01

It's because of their true merit that
so many smokers prefer Baxter's Bull
head scent cigar.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-01

Grandpa-M ille why do you study
grammar? Willie-So 1 can laugh when
people make mistakes.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-01

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
For children teething softens the gums reduces In
daiumation, aays pain cures wind collie. 25c bottle
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-01

Stops the Cough and
Works OF the Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Price 25c.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-28
LORDS BURG

From the Liberal
Mrs. Grant I Gather returned from
Oklahoma. whore She had been visit.
ms with relatives
Mr. and Mrs 81 = Armstrong were
zap from SOrar Mr. Armstrong Is on.
gagged ln an. mercantile business az
sopar W partnership with j. D..
WunWs
John Robson came near tu Doatu the
Other Gly lie was at work i'm his We'll
about ninety feet de.p when ula,o
OF board about tWo rect Ions dropped
down IL is NOT known whether the
board hit the ladder aud So had Is
speed arrested. %, Die him "a CHANGING
blow IL did uIt him ON the head cut
ting cash about four inches long and
knocking him ont II the board had
Iell straight and hit him square n
would nave crushed his skull. \ Mex
lean who was working with him went
down the ladder tied "A rope around
him and brought him nap. tie was
brought 90 town whore the doctor
scwod him mp aud Tho next day be
was back TO the well az work again.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-28
KEEP AWAY.
Advice to Laborers to Shun Colorado
SUGAR Beet fields.

\ letter from John l.. stephens Tor
himself and -four other young men Of
the old town OF Albuquerque, To ri In
ditto, the Spanish paper, gives tough
account of their work and treatment
in the sugar beet fields of Colorado.
They were Obliged to pay their rail.
way fare, after having been promised
fee passage They worked three
weeks ON hands and knees among the
hoets and when they quit they had
from $3.50 to 81 pee man On feast
days tnoy had meat but IL caused most
OF them 10 be- sick The other day the
diet was varicd--Cauned beans and
corn stephens and eight others quit.
Including Eduardo Baca, Bonifacio Ia.
Zero. Grcgorio Murphy and Francisco
Garcia and went To Pueblo whore
they secured work on tho railroad.
stephens In closing warns all his
young men friends who wish 20 20 tu
Colorado from Albuquerque and yicir.
ity, 10 keep away from the beet fields.
and that poor man in them can never
get ahead
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-28
ITEMS FROM KENNEDY.
What the Santa Fe Central People Are
Doing.

Special CuTrcspo ndcuC'.
Kennedy. y NJ June p The tel.
graph outfit was ordered ,n rrum E-.
tauc.O, anGut seventy i've miles. where
they were digging holes for the poles
with orders TO start at once TO com
plctr the line from Santa Fp here as
soon as possible. fhoy raised ia, FIRST
pole here at Z o'clock this morning
Work viii be rushed
Camp No. ! has moved several miles
nearer 10 santa Zee
\ new pile driver was put in the Gtli
last week. under Foreman Johnson,
ana they ar, uuN at Arroyo HondO,
while pile driver No. is driving pihug
In the Galistoo
camp No. g started last Friday at
clark, fourteen miles south, on large
rock cut.
The santa Fr company had their
pile driver out yesterday fixing several
piles In bridges that were broken
north OF the store
: G.. Bentley, superintendent of the
Santa Fc Central telegraph depart
mcnt. spent yesterday In Santa Fe
Louis Orcar. who was in Alhuqucr
que on sunday has returned for work
again
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-28
GALLUP.
Congregational Sunday Sohool-The
Fourth OF July Exercises.

Sprclal correspondence.
Gallup, y Nj. June 25.-Thu manag.
crs of the Congregational sunday
school are giving picnic to the little
folks on the 2ith Three covered wag
one have been engaged and an extra
rg for the lunch ice, etc site. Tho
place where the union held its picnic
last year.
Tho ladies Of the Methodist church
are preparing an entertainment To be-
given on the evening of the Hrst of
July The girls Of Mrs Aldrich's mis-
siNn class are eager to assist her and
"A pleasant evening is assured
About Ia D. m. on Monday an alarm
of Ere was given II was found To be
in VIM kuchenbeckers ware house
Their nice new surrey. or which there
was no insurance. was spoiled "a 20
looks, If not utterly ruined The hal
anco of the property was insured in
the ROYAL.
The MonteZuma band are practicing
on new arrangement OF patriotic mu.
sic for the Fourth. The band plays
well 1t would add greatly to the ap
pCaranCe of the members II set Of
uniforms could be procured, but times
are quite DUH, most of the members
quite young, SO that current expenses
rent. music. etc. is about all they can
manage az present
W W. Risdon is still in Pueblo. He
will return the first of next week, Mr.
Risdon reports fine display AT the
Elks carnival That lodge never does
things by halves
Miss Myrtle Smith and her mother
spent short time at the Grand can
yon. Miss Cora Booklet is filling Miss
Myrtle's place at central during her
absence
The Gallup Dancing club held their
weekly session on Saturday evening. A
good time was reported Gentlemen
sl.5O per month. ladies free.
The II. 7 h. Dancing club meet for
practice every Thursday evening from
To II. Monthly dues. 81 25 each. The
class is large and the young folks en-
joy themselves thoroughly.
The grand stand al the base bail
grounds Is completed and adds much
To the enjoyment of game for the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-28
GOLDEN.
Interesting Notes About the Mines Of
a Good District.

~ ocpb D'ot'Sts
Special Correspondence.
Golden. ~ NJ. June 2i--Prof l..
Griswold. accompanied by Mr.. Fisher
of Boston. stock owner of the Indus
trial Placer Mining company. are get
ting several hundred tons of cement
from the Industrial placer ground. rhe
same will be treated in the Mayo mil
Mr.. Bclchcr. of Boston. also, arrived
today and Will also examine the Indus
trial property. he being also interested
II, the same company Mr.. Bclchcr
will try another process To determine
the value of the cement beds and will
find out the kind of machinery needed
to save the values.
The Baird Mining company. under
the able management of W $ Rish-
worth. is having shaft sunk to the
200 foot level. where the company ex.
poets To find enough water to run the
thirty stamp mill now on the ground
The Mckinley companw had q mill
run made at Golden of thirty tons of
ore. running SIS per ton Messrs. Iall
and Loilnck have started getting more
ore. The mine is now in first class
shape and will produce lots of ore.
j. /. Lopez IL working the San Mi.
suel mine and running his arrastra
mill every day. Free gold ore has been
struck In the mine as the work goes
down. The present indications OF tne
mine shows that she Will be "A heavy
producer as depth is gained
The James Lucas mines and mill ar"
shut down AT present The mines are
situated on The ortiz mine grant and
this ore is getting SO refractory that
the values cannot be saved in the free
milling mill Mr. Lucas claims that
besides the sulphatos the ore contains
some other ingredients which makes
1t Impossible to save more that 10 per
cent ~ IA. real values
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-28

many spectators. Two dollars buys a
ticket emitting person ~ q seat for
every Performance during the season
Mrs Spiers. Misses Mulhollaud
and TriNic and Miss NCua Splors visit
81 Gibson on the afternoon Of th.
2ith.
The fund for Fourth af July cx.
pCns,s was quickly subscribed and
preparations are going forward for a
jolly celebration of tn, day in Gallup
The result Of Sundays bail game
was - To II IN favor OF the Gibson
team over che Gallup team
Charley Cotton Is expected HON,
from college this week and hl, pres.
"ncc w.ll add 20 the pleasure OF the
young people The girls are preparing
to welcome him Tn q fitting manner
Miss Susie Mcconnell Is expected
home next week. accompanied by her
sister and husband Miss ZacNnsN
has been filling her engagement Tor
the dancing class during her absence
Mir and Mrs J = Moore. OF Chihau.
lua, are rejoicing over the recent ad.
diton To- their family a little son
born Ju3c :. Mrs. Moore was for.
morlN Miss Bertha Rupert one of tlc
most popular girls in Gallup
Their" are rumOrs of a change iu
management. or rather Of ownership.
of the popular Brown market.
\ report was sent 10 Pueblo. Colo.
that the brickete plant and the Gale.
DOMAIN mines were shut down. Not
that tn" residents are aware or
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-28
LAS VEGAS.
Trial for larceny--Pretty Warm Wca.
ther-Other Items.

Special Correspondence
Las Vegas June p Well. who was
Il prayed for rain last time
d. A. Clputhicr has entered suit
against j -. Ro, prfson, Ct al, to re
cover Judgment In the sum Of 5000 n
thc ColfaN county district court the
amount said 10 be- due on promissory
note given to secure payment on sale
oi mules
w. T.. Gortner and l.. j. Bauer. Jr.
left this afternoon on No. - for Goshen
Ind, 10 be gone several weeks.
Candida RohlCdu, one OF the prom
iucnt sheep men of Salado. is in the
city on business.
Jesus Casaus is in from Salado puy
ing supplies
This country cannot throw and woa-
cher bouquets M the middle west or
east just now. There H. very little diff
ference IN the thermometer but then
We say that We do not notice the heat
so much uE here IN the mountains
Pedro Macstas, the fellow who os-
capped from the insane asylum has
been captured. He was caught In the
stock yards and said that he wanted TO
go to Trinidad
George T. star has returned from
Santa p. lie is still looking bright. 4"
Charles Alien. OF Hoopostun H.
passed through here today for Prescott
whore he says he has copper mine
that pays s15 to the ton and Sll in
gold and silver.
Felipe Delgado and wife are expect
ed back from Santa he this evening
whore they We're To attend the Read
wedding.
Mrs. Rodkey left this afternoon Tor
Denver TO attend the international
Sunday school convention
The Las Vegas military band wal
give free concert sunday afternoon
in Lincoln park.
Walter Butler returned this after
noon from Los Angeles. Cal. where
he has been visiting his wife.
Judge Wooster made two more
hearts happy this afternoon John
Shreiner and Miss Lille Partridge, of
Prescott, AriZ.. came in on today's
train and are now man and wife They
were married by the Judge at 3 o'clock
this afternoon and will go on To their
destination in Colorado.
Tomorrow al Reynolds field will oc-
cur the annual field day of the Normal
university, The event will begin at
1870. In the evening the annual alum.
nj banquet will take place at the Mon.
tezuma hotel at Hot Springs. ihe
class day exercises were held this af.
ternoon NJ the opera house. large
crowd being in attendance.
Henry Engle. OF Red River. was in
town today on business.
John Block. the fellow tried for lar
ceny Of mining tools at Rociada some
time ago, was acquitted by Judge
Wooster. Mr. Block has Just sold an
interest he has In several mining
claims there for several thousand dol.
lars.
Tomorrow, at Gascon. will occur the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-28
SAN MARCIAL.
The Leper at San Mareial Several So.
ciety Notes.

Special Correspondence
San Narcial. n. NJ. June 2I-Jock
Harlan and Eddie Nichols both stu
dents at the st. MichacIs college OF
Santa Re. returned home last sunday
morning
Miss Lulu Nichols returned from the
school at Las Cruces last Friday bring
ing with hcr Miss Louise Friend. who
VIII spend a few weeks here
4 Chinamal landed here Yesterday
IN a very bad condition. II is thought
that h" has loprosy ana this morning
ne got ON board a train headed north
and went to Albuquerque.
The O K Literary society gave an
.co cream social AT the residence of
Mrs. sid Hockott Among those pres
cnt were Misses Rcua and Mamie
Shaw. Lula Nichols. Louise Friend
May Crawford Mablc and Maggie
Tweed Lizzie Hockett and Halle
Bruyles ana Messrs. James HitChcock.
Frank ribbctts, Sidney Hockett. Chas
Hanna. Frank Hitchcock and Law
renee Broylcs
John Barton, who has been out to
Rosedalc for "A few days mas returned
o. Worn at the store OF j y Broyies.
]. r. Larson. fireman ON the Fterro
run. is up here on a lay on for d few
days
Chas + Owings. who for the past
six months has been head miller in
the San MarCial flour mills has resign
ed 10 accept a position with MIR Beck.
or in Boleu. His family will go as soon
as Mr.. OwinRs purchases a house.
\ few carloads of fair looking horses
bound for Wyoming passed through
mere sunday.
l.. G. Brown returned from Deming
this morning where he has been for
the past few days relieving W 4.
Greenwood.
The J. O. r. society gave another
party at the residence of Ms Hayes
last r,-ar in which an present had a
fue Emo. Those present were.
Misses Bessie Hitchcock Minnie Nc
Coach. Mabel and Maggie Tweed, Rcna
ana Male Shaw. Rosa Lee. Annie and
Katie Horn, Halle Broylcs, Della Bar
ton, Lulu Nichols. Louis Friend. lay
Crawford, Lizzie HoCkett, and Masters
Kcldyr Johnson. John Barton. Charles
Hanna. Sidney Hockctt Frank It'd.
belts, Frank Hitchcock Eddie Nichols
Lawrence Broylos James Hitchcock,
Jack Harlan The old folks present
Were. Mr.. ana Mrs. Nlshrt MIS-. X !.
Shaw. Nh and Mrs hayes
Mrs. Alex Cruickshank gave birth 70
another hoy last night
Miss Minnie McCoaCh who has uecn
In ROscdale for quite while returned
home last Saturday evening.
VIM Young a resident OF Old town,
&, very III with dropsy
\ ArmiJu the merchant at Old san
Marral has been on the lick list tine
last t'W days
o. B.. said among Tine farmers that All
tho crops CROWNS AT present will have
o t.r. poor chance "a bear this sum
mcr ~ the season don't change and
rain
Mr. Rena shaw. prorpriDtross ot
tho paStoilic, drug store. and her two
daughters Mamie and Rena viii leave
tonight for san Jose, Cal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-28
SllVE CITY.
Fourth q July Program. Sam Auee
u Marry Elks Praotieing
Case Ball

Special CORES pondcuCo.
silver City y NJ June e. The
comic opera Princess Bonnie. which
Was nivcu at Morrill, opera house last
week will be- given again on next
Thursday night The proceeds are
Tor the benefit OF the Episcopal rec.
tory. The performance which is given
by local talent was said 10 be the best
ever put on the stage N this city by
local talent
Messrs Burnside n l.indauer. the
dry goods merchants of this city, have
dissolved partnership and II T. Harris
has bought half interest with Nj
J indauer
The official program OF the Fourth
of July celebration has been publish.
ed and the long list OF events viii un
dcubtedly draw large crowd from the
surrounding country to silver city on
the Fourth and Firm OF July The Elks
are making preparation to nave every
thing imaginable for the entertainments
of visitors aud residents of this city.
ana from present Indications there VIII
be glorious Zine in this burg
sam hgce, a popular member II the
Age Drug company. left thc other uay
FOR Texas. where hc will bee married to
- iltil w ilS NNhllb lhtlN ! MY NIll ~
turn 10 this city about the first OF next
month and will make their future
home nprc
The Normal base bah team and the
pomiug team crossed bats at Dcming
last sunday afternoon, and the score
resulted in 10 IS In favor Of the
peming team
The Third battalion hand has been
giving afternoon concerts during the
past week which are thoroughly cG-
ioyed
During the past few days we have
noticed several of the large tat mem.
beers of the Elm herd in this city out
practiciuR base bali and the AlbuQucr.
que Elks had better look 70 their lau-
rels or they win he wiped oT the face
OF the earth on the hfth OF July. when
they are 20 20 MP against the silver
city lflks
Fred Bush the editor OF the Enter
prise. has returned from several
weeks trip 20 his old home i'm Indiana
the latter part of last week
The city council met as q board of
equalization the other day aud made IA
number OF raises In this city On vaua-
tion of property The Office of city at.
torncy was declared vacant and H. NJ.
Turner was appointed To the position.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-28
TUcUmCARI



Work uu On. now railroad eating
house af This place js nearly complct-
-
Cuoryn ie the name of new post.
office CA "a. Rock island railway forty
miles outh of nero Pat Morrison H.
postmaster
clyde Lawson. am year old boy.
employed at Saleski's bakery. was SCI
yyrsiy scalded by upsetting q teakct-
tlc of hot water.
Commissions for the following citi-
zeus have been received from the
HuperintCndent of public schools az
school directors OF this district. Alex
ID Goldenburg w. f. Buchanan, Thto
D. Martinez
T.. Blackwell OF Texas. has Io.
Gated on "A claim near here. lie has
bunch of cattle and is putting up
windmill ana other improvements Ills
family Is stopping IA town at present,
The guest OF W. r Buchanan.
DR. Morrison, superintendent of the
Methodist Episcopal missions in New
Mexico. was here "Wednesday and held
quarterly conference in the church
He was much surprised at the changes
that have taken place since he was
here last.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-28
CHARGED WITH THEFT.
John I. Lewis, OF New Mexico M jail
At II p1sO

at e. Paso
John / Lewis was brOuClf fu tho
county jain yesterday by OW.yy Ry.
n0sou and locked up on "A charge OF
theft as hailco. He was held Tor the
day aud then taken 70 New Mexico
hE the officer
Lewis is charged with converting
tim" checks To- his own use that were
entrusted boo his care. Tho checks were
issued uN the Nelson Construction
company
There is also charge OF forgery
pending against him It Is alleged
that BE- signed other mems names Go
the checks So a. To get them cashed
Lewis cmphatically denies his guilt
and states that whatever ne did. ne
had fun authority, and that hr viii
have no trouble whatever in proving
his innocence He says he has plenty
Of friends and can secure ali the
money he desires without rcsurtirg to
such means tu obtain n
However. it Is said that there rs
strong evidence against him. ana il
ic alleged that ne has been in trouble
before Times.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-28
CARL S5AD


FROM tho Argus.
s Mexican boy. whose name is not
Obtain ablc. W2. dtuvuD boz uarl Can
yoE while avimwWa Zoo pool i' =
west 90 the county ROAD down Tho val
ley
NJ. v johnson Formerly ot Frank-
fort Ky bought last .nF from Y :
Allen his lnoh az Seven Rivers pri-
vaty toru. TN" farm comprises i>o
acres With private water usbt- Inc
price paid was So juH
Water was turned back into On. Hl-
canal early Sunday mOln.rs. alter Ne.
iue ont about a week The bitches and
iatsrals were thoroughly cleaned o.
mos AMI the dams are tull of water
thus assuring an abundant supply for
irrigation during the rest Of the sea
son
Miss Katherine Clark left for chi
cage. and is now under expert medical
treatment al the German hospital Sho
rs suffering from severe burns ON the
legs below the knees. caused 10y the
accidental leaving of hot water bottles
tnereon while undergoing operation
for appendicitis
Mrs George Lucas was brought
down from Roswell, suffering from q
relapse OF peritonitis For several
montls past she had been critically go
with that disease, hut when she LETT
for Roswell seemed To be conyalescine
nicely Her condition is very serious
Reports from Rocky Arroyo state
that Monday evenings rain and hail
storm did much damage in that SEQ
ton killing turkeys and chickens and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-28
Notes from Correspondents

J. NJ Well of San Francisco. Cal
was seen on our streets this week and
spoke very highly of the fruit laden
orchards and golden wheat fields in
our vicinity. This coming from a Call
fornia man speaks well for this part
of the valley.
Capt j. W. Gathright. of Colorado
Springs. Colo. who has large mining
interests In the southern part of this
county. stopped over one day this
week To visit with his old friend. Cap
tain Matthews, and "A jolly good time
was shown him while here and no
doubt the captain will have many kind
words for SOCorrO when he reaches his
Colorado home
4 Rouiller. county commissioner
merchant and sheep raiser from south
Sncorro county, passed mp to Magda-
lena this week To- look after a large
wool shipment from one Of his western
ranches
pr l., T.. Kittrell. the newly appoint.
ed postmaster here. promises many i'm
prOVcments IN our pOstofiice The doc
tor Is a hustler and no doubt will keep
his promise and thereby secure the
good will of a long suffering public
Captain Cooney the veteran miner
and ranchman. has Just come I'm from
hts ranches in the west and reports
the range very much in need of rain.
The captain Is n strong statehood advo.
cate and complains loudly AT being de-.
privcd of the right ia vote for the chief
magistrate of our nation after So many
years Of patient waiting
G r Brown is IN the Black range
mining district. looking after his large
Interests there.
Company n national guard. OF this
city are waiting orders To- go into en-
Campmout near this city for one week
for garrison and field drill Captain
Matthews and his officers are working
hard 10 have an upto.datc company
here. and desire every encouragement
from the hands of the department The
boys have fine driIi grounds and have
erected I'm the center large flag pole
and have the grounds beautifully light
cd for evening drius which have be.
come very popular with our citizens.
Your cores pondont on a visit TO the
town merchants this week CLEANED the
following replies 10 hls various qucs-
lions about business
J y smith. the lumber man. Good
good, more building this season than
for several years.
Price Bros Bankers and merchants
business a little slow this week. owing
to tho busy harvest of hay and grain:
prospects are bright for heavy tall
trade and We expect a Tag season
VI Chambon aud G f. Sporting, the
grocery mon All We want {, do this
warm weather
August W.nklor the city baker:
Business good; don't ever have time
o. 40 fishing this year as { have done
b, fore
Abran Abeytla. tho general merch.
ant. Farmers and shccpmcn are all
busy nov. but soon We viii have all
the trade we can handle.
W II Byerts, general merchant and
ranchman Business a little slow just
now, but am glad of IL; 1t gives me .
little chance to look after my ranches
and 20 take care Of my hay and early
fruit crop.
Abcvtia 4 CO. Everything O. X,
don't want too much work this hot
weather.
Taking II as a whole We find a happy
and Cuutcntcd lot.