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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
TERRITORIAL OWNS.
Santa Fe, Las Vegas, Springer, Ger
rilos, Ration, Captain.
INTERESTING SHORT PARAGRAPHS.
SANTA fE.

From the New Mexican
That portion of tho be Vargas grant
comprising about 2uUn acres. between
this city aud tho Arroyo hondo. which
had remained uu-old. viii hc sold ut
the court house ON Tuosday morning
January e. hy Amadu Chrycs. master
ia Eighteen parcels RANKING in size
from I acres 10 500 acres.
VI iicoo de- Literature Vas leased Goa
one year the old OGd Fellows hail uu
san Francisco street The following
are the officers elected Tor this year
President " ORTIZ. vice president
Nicanor Uaca. secretary o. g. rouk
lin. treasurer. EuGouiu Scua priest
dcnt of the finance committee. NanUc.
Dclrado
T. ! fu.or assistant superintendent
of the railway mail service of the
postoiliCc department arrived from Al
huqucrquc and left for Rio Arriba coun
y 10 look after several OF the smaller
star ruutcH The plan OF the department
to nave an star routes served 10y local
contractors instead Of by suhCoutracis
from eastern contractors is proving "a
be- very successful
Grant Rlvcnhurg succeeded In har
Vcsting i5t tons Of iCg seven 10 eight
and n half inches thick Just before the
present warm spoil set In This to
Epth,r with tUC ice he has LETT over
from last season win hc suni gicnt fur
the local supply iic has. however q
contract for 25u tons ~ ice from tut
Pennsylvania Development company
which is To- Ic delivered in summer tu
the construction camps along the san
tn Fp Central ruilrogd lie hopes tt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
WlLl MAKE no CHARGES.
PRECEDENT q. ". Nioh.Is How lu charoe
OF Southwestern

The Nfl1nHaH CRY Traveller say
ID f Nichols tn' new r.. id.Ut oft
ih" Nhraa" south" .st'tu AIvn, a
~" 100 CHARGE ul the r1u' With I.aI
@ 3'i.. To o.. 'ilN Mr. Nichols was
seen u.s. % traveller reporter this after
noon ami .l,u ''u'rrn.ug the road
At present h' haa nothing tu r.y,
out 'f ilD definite artuuHDmuuts haN,
NOT SGT Noou made. Tho road is own u
Wy a." Frisco aud santa roads each
company having three directors and
Mr. Nichols u"iue the seventh %.
stated mat at tins uan ho h1H aHs1
Iut"ly go Information as Co Nhut thU
policy of the road VIII No boo the future
or of any changes tD la made
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
SPRINGER.

From the Sentinel
NJ W Mills returned from the cas-,
Tue iay
Mrs G. G Collins has been seriously
boo for The past few days
Mr.. GcprEo Waro,r visited de-.
mother NIs N IittreU at Ration
Sol Sp,gol has sold his ranch claim
on IN" Chico Ia Santa rc party.
Henry Sturfca has boon confined To-
his home this vcok By an attack 90
sidney trouble
Miss Kate Doncy who is teaching "a
successful school AT MARTINEZ spent
the holidays with her mother In
springer
T. + Seward postmaster AZ Chico. is
making visit to hts old home in
Goshen y y lie will bee absent about
a month
The work on charles Springor's resi-.
douce is progros ug nicely. Two ear
loads of lumber have arrived aud the
stone masons are AT work on the
foundations
Mrs Sol Spiorel il the recipient of
a beautiful gold clock from Mrs G =.
Wilhcns, 81 Sow York CITY The de.
slfu is very artistic. Mrs W T. Cor.
hc,t received n silver mounted purse
from tho same lady.
G. +. Mukons. who ANTICIPATED Iu.
turning TO TINS locally and locating
permanent y has doctucG 10 remain In
New York tlty He is al present n
Globe. Ariz.. sotuing up some mining
interests in which he Is Interested
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
Largest IN THE WORLD.
The Oh Burning Monster Of a Loeomo-
tive Nov. a Topeka.


There Is iu Topeka one Of the Wa1.
deus of modern TailralHiur II Us Santa
Fc locomotive No. 9sN, the largest IN.
connective ever cUustruDt. d In the hIs-
tory oi the worli says the state Jour
nal
This monster engine is iu tho Santa
lo round house whore IL rs the object
o' great Interest tu shopmon, railway
officials and myuE uDlplc Who have
Gully am indirect Interest 10 ra'lrc1iiug
Many visitors were at the round hous.
'ur tho purpose ui Inspecting the won.
lsrlrl engine
Another ,r-Iuo of tho same size as
9>N is Nainr built for tho Santa FD at
the American Locomotive works at
S,h,r, taiy y. =
Euaro 30 "NN is roiu, set Up 40 M,
hops hgc. aud viii leave Zoo l.w
la. under its own steam for the
western part Of the line whore - WlI
H" loo service. The casluo .s built for
consuming OH ass u,i but ia also
la3oHtal for coal is of the drR1o1
compound tyre having two o,hnG'a
uu each side and N.lDH supported by
uyp pairg OF driyiue wheels
The loading dimensions of lh' mon.
sfor follow. 1up boiler al tho smallest
ring is rs inches iu diameter. az the
largest s. irpnos. The fire 'oN .s 9
feet long AMI 90 urhy. Wide I'm the
boiler there are a. ilUss each having %
diameter off two ard r. hair inches an
q longt. OF rs feet q inches II has a
worl,ins pressure az -l5 wounds eff
rteam 90 tie square inch The wheel
Iasc u.s. 20 feet. total wheel dSc ~
feet " inches total wheel base Of en-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
SILVER CITY ITEMS.
Eastern Star ofheers--Shipmcnts o.
Cattle.

Special CORRESPONDENCE
Silver city. - NJ Jan. o. Last Fri
day evening the installation of the new
officers Of the Eastern star lodge tppN
place The members of the society
had invited thor friends and after the
installation was over repaired to Now
combs hall where banquet was
served ana dancing was tho order of
the evening Tho childrous dance uu
New Years afternoon was largely at
tended rs o. little fnlbs OF the cts
who enjoyed themselves hugely.
The improvements which have boon
going on at the Territorial Normal
school ga tuis city are nearing ,nu...
ton. a substantial stone wall hl-
been built around tho grounds which
greatly improved ns appearance.
Samuel Ecklos Sr, who has ND.r
very dangerously ill for SOHO TIM,
past is slowly Improving
The arrival of little glrl a. no,
home OF Jack Ageo tho other ,youIul
has brought a "appy smile 90 jack
face.
The stockholders Of the Great West
oru OIL company. which WAS recently
formed and Incorporated hy uusIu0
men of this ,.ty and Las Cruces. ar,
very much encouraged over the bright
outlook Tor striking OIL on their land
IN the Cooks Peak district
quite large shipment ul cattle was
shipped from this point today Tn,
principal shippers were the H. a g.
uuint They were destined Tor Colo
RADIO points.
The county commissioners viii hold
"A meeting tomorrow when quite mum.
Itf~ a rho tlH a. ruUt county honda viii
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
DESPERATE ROBBERS.
Get Away with Large sum OF Money
From ReVuelto Rancher.Post.
master. Merchant

on December @3d flnrcucio Mar
tiuog a sheep ranchor and merchant
a. RoWolto near Liberty, was robbed
OF goods and money amounting to $500
ate tnnt afternoon four men with
faces painted black and armed with
Winchester rifles, rode up Ia the store
and sent a little boy who was there 10
go after Floroucio. On his approao h
they covered mir clerk aud himself and
prurt cdcd 90 hclp themselves Thoy
loaded what goods they wanted on
their horses and then forced him 80
open hiH safe, from which they took
about $500 In currency. checks and
postage stamps As FurCncio Is post
master at Rcyuelio. part Of TINS
money WAS government funds. Tho
men finished their loot. mounted and
rode away, driving MARTINEZ and his
clerk ahead of them. They drove them
long distance ont of town and let
them 10, m, II being after dark by
thih time II was too late Ia organize
posse of pursuit. The robbers were
Americans There ls no clue to their
IDENTITY la Vegas Optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
DE MING DOtNGS.
Several Marriagcs-Wan, 10 lncorpot
a,c---poring for or

Special Correspondence.
pcmnr. y NJ Jan 6 Following
the holiday festivities there has been
somewhat OF "A IAN az DymiuE boot
things are now lyouiug up again
nan Cupid has been getting boo hs
fine work here. as evidenced Dy 'h
marriage of Bud nowoiIs aud N
Souir's ust week. and fno ruwur N'
the approaching wedding of f. T.
Smith and Miss Hattie llodrd0u TH,
dat, uf the latter ia as yet a secret 'Hf
Il viii prouahly come % not later than
this present week
Tine Clifton Copper company m.
closed ils concentrating plant Tor tlD
immediate present for some needed 30,
pairs aud additions. WI. . start.
up again Il viii bo az o. '.Itru plant
instead OF an Su-tou ~ z Elliott u'
Clifton. Ari2 one of thD Vest mining
aud mill men of the Arizona Copper
company and scvorR. efficient helpers
rom the same source So that hence
forward this mill will run on The most
practical and approved basis. gal.u
lated 20 satisfy and plcasc the most Ga
acting Stockholders.
ia the finals ct the tennis t0urua
mcnt played off yesterday Fred Pol
score of 90 G.2. Mr. Pollard is BOW
ready 10 receive challenges from ans
section or person and will defend hs
tito to ull Corners
Col T. Il Smith Us spending q fDv
days In vi Pgfo. preparatory % rnu.
EAST on business of the Clifton Copper
company and the Dcming Real Estat,
and Improvement company as well as
several private matters
Tho petition for the lncorporaiIo of
the town uf DcminE comes before Oh.
county commissioners of Luna county
this afternoon and as majority 90.
names of the citizens mr." on the petit
ton, ana the necessary funds tor boz
corporation have been placed bon o.,
uauds nf the commissioners tuor, is
no doubt but that the incorporation
VIII go through. the town be- declared
Incorporated and date set for tho
election OF town officers.
The boring for oil al the Luna cuuu
~ oil fields is steadily progressing Mr.
Hale reports that although they hay,
been somewhat delayed in getting th,
rig up aud consequently only begun
boring few days ago, they are down
about TOO feet, and are rapidly golna
ahead
Mrs J u. HOdgdou has been quito n
for the last week. but rs now ou tn,
high road to- recovery. and expects .,
Bee about in time to see Miss HAITI,
married.
Picnics To Carizillo springs over IN,
new railroad are becoming quite m,
thing, and occur with some frequency
There was one yesterday. which M,
fifteen or twenty guests who took part
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Brakeman on Fl Paso & No-theasterr
Injured Coupling Car.

Word reached Alamogordo last
Thursday that Brakeman Daniel, OF
the M paso q Northeastern was seri.
oufly injured Wednesday algnt al Car
riyuzo while coupling car says the
.tcWs. e seems that the yards at car
Ilo1o are In had shape q work In on
account of the enormous amount Of
wor. that is being done ut that place,
The yards are said Ia be full OF one
thing aud another ard one has 10
watch before and behind him 10 keep
from being run over NHile trying to
coup'o two cars. brakeman Daniel was
Caugnt between them and his chest
WIS very much bruised While the in
jUries are serious. Il Ia stated that
there is a good cuagce Tor recovery.
Mrs Daniel was notified Thursday
morning and came Ia Alamogurdo on
the afternoon train. whore ne was
taken after the accident Brakeman
Daniel is one Of the best known rail-
roaD men town, ana his injury Is
much dcplorod ON all sues.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
CERRIllOS.
From tho Register.

From the Register.
Miss liurta Rogers returned from
lamy. after few dayu' visit with her
SISTER Mrs. T.. +. Herman, OF that
place
W \ Brown and family returned
from Albuquerque. whore they had
boen visiting n foW days with Mrs.
Browns parents. Mr. aud Mrs u u.
Thomas
Mrs. Joseph RoutledRe Of Bland.
visited at the home Of J. NJ Rogers on
her way home from Las Vegas. she
WAS accompanied by her daughter.
Mabel. and little son, Arthur
Cart W E Dame returned from
Washington the first of the week. lie
h. secured the appointment to the
crkship of the Second judicial dis.
Jet This is very profitable once,
|d Captain Danes many friends will
loice with him AZ his good fortune.
MIR and Mrs. Fred Davenport, of So
rro. nave arrived. Nh Davenport ~
civil engineer and Is here for the
rpuse of making the survey and cs
mates for the tTamway which is "a
built by the Consolidated Mining 4
hcl,ing company. from their smcltel
the mines four miles north Of town
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
FROM CORRESPONDENTS,
Items from Jemez Hot Springs
Topics From Demi g,
PARAGRAPHS FROM SILVER CO


Suotiaf C0frDspuudon'c
Ipmct riot SPRING Jan % I'd.
weather is very much IKE spring gu.
none OF the lajhot. have. lost e lu
ON account 0f 30 lDius too Dul' Pm
iathc. 1nu itth horeo ie lcrt iu ~
shape aulall declare more CO. ..u
DE one is not Co lo found any
This ls the day ut the Royce U. con
aequeutly the Indiana are having a
feast and dance.
linul Shioldg from thU uDs..f .
who las been visiting h,a pt'.r E..
3 N Shirlcs al this place, ..r g..
morn uF ON the stag, 90 rUHuw. u.
studies linus is a lHrlt young ms.
aud ru doubt ere long VIII mako ..
mark Zoo the world
Frank Fuller AMI wife are au.u %,
latest arrivals at tho springs Fran.
is u nephew Of Jullc Fuller OF o.,
United S.ntcs supreme court
plo..s stare las been ou UWD every
uieht tlis Wiutcr-uo breaking down
or played ont horses. Passengers con
depend on getting mere In time Tor sup
per.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
IN PRIME OF LIFE.
Death Of H. p, Benedict. We'll Known
Young Nan Of This City.

News comes from Albuquerque, y
" 0i the death OF Hiram +. liened!ct
... 1i 81 Paul . wcllknown Young
men Apou, month ago Mr. benedict
lUu So PAU vita his brothcr. Robert
hoping iu .egeht ms impaired health.
he intended 10 go as tar as Phoenix.
Arl oui spDu the winter there, but
was compelled to stop at Albuquerque
ON account of failing strength and
death eusred ctore he could reach his
destination
Mn Benedict was known to large
circle 20 friends in ~. Paul. lie was q
yOgug man Of sterling character, Of
unllom.sho. moral life. with firm con.
yi.tiuL. of what was right ana with
.uurag, 10 maintain his convictions
when occasion demanded IL. His en-
piuyers trusted him. his friends loved
him he was an active worker In the
Episcopal church aid In the Brother
l0od ui 81 Andrew. At the time of his
death be- was mem,er Of the ycstry
uf - Peters Episcopal church, Day
toms Bun For number OF years uo
was connected with Christ church and
newer host ht love for ths u.d church
here lp spent much Of his bOyhoud
IU- remains are being brought 10 81
Paul and are exepCted to arrive nor,
uu Thursday morning. The funeral
,y..i De- ho.t friday afternoon at
o'clock from Christ church Row. G
IferHprf Shut and Rev. G. y. Androws
.vII uMuaio st, Paul tNinnD Dis
patch
The dp,ya cd. Hiram 4. Benedict
died iu this 10y the latter part of Do
..W.Dr and the remains, after helms
rm aimed we're shipped To ST PAU
accompanied by his brother. Robert
u r,ii,f
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
A GRAVE SITUATION,
Diphtheria Continues IS Ravaaes at
Las VEGAS.

The diphtheria epidemic presents a
most serious front Grave fears are
entertained lest the public schools
must he CLOSED The school board
meets Monday night ana the matter
will then ne considered 1t IL still np
pears urgent
Yes HssCuicd a prominent physi.
clan, when approached on the subject
the other day there is much diph
iberia prevalent tut am not sure bat
tnat tho children will Be much safer In
school than on the streets ,hc key Ia
a.. situation lies In yigilaut effective
quarantine u W. had strong quar-
autiuc ordnance that was vigorously
enforced diuhthcr.a could M once ne
suppressed. 1nu IL wound shortly Dee OK
terminated,
without effective quarantine IL Oh
very hard tn Eight any contagious dis
ease \ httlr sclGshuesa on the part
of a few people IL ieoparuizing n,
I Ewes OF all Of our children. Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
eea, Out Of an Increase Of His Pen
sion.

4 Mexican war veteran AMI uromin
CHt editor writes Seeing the adyer.
t..oment Of Chamberlaiu's Cole. Chui
era and piarh oea Remedy | am re-.
minded that a. a soldier In Mexico
In ~ and as I contracted Mexican
diarrhuca and this remedy has kept mo
from getting AN increase In my pension
for ON every renewal 4 dose uf II re-
stores mo II rs unequallcd as quick
cure for d'arrhGoa ard Is pleasant and
safe TO take For sale by all drug
ristg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
coL eAlp4 e. rwl1cntLl.


Nan.as CTS Journal
.'I u rtt hell. formerly OF Ran
md Ht Kansas university
HiH-s,. for the Santa D." &C
Vegas s. sends ua OBJ. iUII"
mi. ...I. -g .TGr the Aihugurr.H t.i'
..ht lsg the Pajarito pa .o
Took b. a collection '1r the
memorial. Tho school iH
200 Ii Dob Mexican Chi'' "n. tn
'h. Title ones contributed
'a the fund senator
Nat 0Yr diluted s5o1u ~ o..
''. oW i lie great wealth il.s
" u.t Ne missed therefore Goo
'' 'h. Utt. poor cnudr,l ui Pa
mf.H tcLtcr. because ihr!
i..r to honor ~" memory
ua.'}l president,
N.i ,'mn.ating on ms. MI
iN.'Dh.l las.
similar CH... IONS have been made
'u over me prritory In the puhii,
'.N. Joe auto appeal contained
'N 'N.. rc.0stf on of true American
.HshIp .s more potent Go me Than
%. ll' lorna. pcecncs made by the
ADVOCATES of ths admission OF Ne"
Mexico PaJaito Is u small village
ABOUT twelve niles from Albuquerque
'1 lN" RIO Gaulc. Storckcopers acre
=. ''s Nrgas have toiu me that tho
Nin people have been very lavish
10 'Htf purchase of pictures oi tn
'.'trDl PRESIDENT.
tHut an mould take careful no
.' OF These Contributions hy sncalird
."N"an "hliren. II demonstrate
900. 'N .uNgUuOcs Of rather and moth
'', .Iod :, also proves the char
I'f Hi lu' Tea hers whom We employ
uIr schools Ii the United states
1000 aru. train lnads Of teachers into
N,. .'.N.u. a. IL has done In tho
philippines and Porto Rico. this popu
lI.Hn would rank witl the very best
iI' uigl states They are cutt
...I 'H .aD moro credit, owing Co the
Tact 'uaf the United states govern
ND'' hus never given one cent TO tho
education OF %, people who came with
ih' territory Under the treaty OF Quad
.alupe Hidalgo
% seems tuu that Mr. Twitchcll has
''l little % anything tn be said ln com
Hon' uIs assgrauceB that the McNi
Hu children are being educated Ia a
way iu Induce Owe of country IS som"
'HIHE 49, .lch ul gosts it's own comment
and tOa' OF most gratifying Kind. Il
probably has Len hcnevcd 10y pcopl,
living far from New Mexico that littl,
lr uN progress had been made 10y IN,
Mexican population which cane to az
rIHr inc treaty OF Guadalupe ildalso
u.-lO.y lt is surprise to many that
,nusr NcNican- are patrons OF IRE,
hoods aud hat they have ccascd u
any degree 10 nc aliens To the Anglo
saxon civilization. The troublc with
most Ut us is that We have skurriot
through New Mexico on the railroa,
trains and accepted the dotc hut
1y'r0i w.th I'd peppers as typical of
aIl there Was "a the Mexican pupuia
.uu Isn't Nr Twitchell. who Is a hcct
observer shows MS something more
I' shows us tnat .hc time h comiut
when the NlcNcans witnn our hordcr
wIIl ht citizens In fact as well as name
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
RATION.

'om the Range.
Dr. =. ! Shuler lcf, for a trip 10 the
|uthern part OF the territory.
lrhe stork has visited n number OF
h frlends lately. lie lett a little hoy
" kcrsnners last week, baby
n 1T John vauShn's ON donday aud
Atle son at both ..artin oConnur =
iId shoemakers on sunday
ss Edwlnn Dawson is In New York
the guest Of pr John Garrison
As spent some time IN Hopewell
st the home Of Dr Miller Jan
In company with Mrs, Charles
se.r. she goes To Washington. u
II about two weeks is expected
oa Upton, wife and baby. q
ND, Okla, are paying a visit a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11

vent garden
Miss Mae Sehlius. SEQ wen aud favor.
ally known iu las Vegas who has
been seriously 800 for couple az
months has almost entirely recovered
\ large business block N tho center
90 ,to oity VIII coon re built Wv Mrs
Atkins on the site at tho recent Gre Il
is pfopDacd 10 make u an ornament to
the city
Fred Bartlett b. working ~ Gross
blackwell 4 Co for O few days cas-
ti'nogapnor iu place of Charles Han
FORD. who is IN on account OF the 30
ness Of his wife and child
Ih" trustees of the Las Vegas pal %,
library "cr' around lrw days ago $50
Letting subscriptions tor the purpns,
OF mnlntaiulng the public library. and
were well pleased with their success
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11

A cutting ARRAY that came near prov
Ing fatal 10 one of the parties occurred
on Thursday of last week at a pump
station seven miles north OF thornton.
when Mexican named Julio Cardinio
assaulted Lorenzo Garcia, who has
charge of the pumping plants at Fer
naillo ana Thornton. Garcia was
struck IN the face w..u heavy wrench
and then stabbed in the shoulder with
"A poCketknlle. tie was brought 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
peath Of Wen Known Gentleman.

Hans Hansen. who conducted a
dairy al tho corner Of East Copper
avenue and Walnut street for the past
four years, died saturday afternoon
from the cuccts of consumption. lie
was about a. years OF age and leaves a
wife ana -four children. Tho funeral
rermon. which was eloquent and ap
propriatc was delivered sunday morn
Ing by Rev W j Marsh The remains
were prepared Tor burial hy Under
tahcr A. borders and were lowered TO
their final rest IN FairvicW cemetery.
The horcaycd widow and fatherless
children have the sincere sympathy Of
a large circle of acquaintance In their
hour of sadness.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11

~Ucrtn| tIgIrrnN u.tHDo.
L. PlaGtus Jan m, coal Min,
At luayoia is steadily producing and
m q ready sale at tlsudouos and
yU3lillo : Guul, proposes 10 open
% vein of coal al Coyote.
Az Las pu.as, Charles Hcisch Is
doing some Development work ia tho
Nuy foot DRIFT o. the Muut,Uma
charles ED.Drt is doing assessment
work. on his claims In Apache canon
ur Hiho has some men ~ work con- Nis
copper claim IN Las Hucrias canon
ON the north end of Saudia mountain
T. w Echort has finished MS annual
labor ON the claim owned hy himself
and 4 Armiio
c. w GlNCus rs expected here short
ly 20 resume work un his claim
Mr. Grunsicld has men running "A
level to cut tho vein ul copper that
Ou,rrups above him
M,ssrs learuard Kemp and Bluudu
are pushing work ON their claim and
Irg meeting ouuuurarins indications.
Jose liino has some men 40 worl, on
D copper claim Ul t1u north end of ,ho
sandals.
Near by the Gu'ula Broth rs arc do
,ug development wOIE uu "a e'aiu tur
"a resident of this place.
At SHu Francisco Surues the CI.ru
Placer company are washing out som"
.old with rocker and are taking luJ
some coarse pieces
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
SOME OIL TALK.
Drilling TO commence-W, n. Wolt
Pushing Matters.

The Citizen learns throufh Prof u
N Richards Of Las Cruces, that w ".
Wcln. n president OF the Mariana OF
company. is pushing matters these
DAYS. aud has lot contract 10 u Ms
more and others 10 driil 800 feet a. a
starter on some ~ the company lands
nj once. and In his lettsr, Mr. Richards
says
This starts a new well out on the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11

4 man stepped into the Legal Ten.
der saloon yesterday morning about (
O'Clock found Ralph Thomson. tho har.
tender sitiiuE 90 q table, passed be-
hind tho counter opened the cash rc'.
'Hter tore the drawer ont and started
'lr the door Ralph headed him on
.It the rohhcr presented a revolver
stood him % and escaped To 10 2
n. 900. yesterday mo- Information AK 10
aus trace of the ro'boy was oAtalnahle.
Tho drawer contained Stt I'm cash and
$50 choch Roswell Register.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11

Thornton ana n Roberts Of corr.lloe
'.'i IN 20 fress the wounds ana
' N1'Inr ne pat,eh, ls resting
' ..l ClHtrio was ait"Hir'.
VITA l american, whl.. nam"
. Doc learn. on q rhatr, OF co."
'' VITO Itcm 70 MI The hD1..us
'' r.r1 H.Aca lcforc Justi'" fH
' ua,1 Hand Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11

hnlchng sour stumaCh or II YOU feel
duh after eating. try Chamherlain's
stomach and Liver Tablets Price. %
tFuts. Samples free at all drug sto eJ