Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-09-20

to settle down some place in the south
west where the climate agrees Will
him ana start shoe factory He wants
to locate In Las Vegas II he can receiv,
the small encouragement he needs. Al
buquerque wants him to locate there
and has offered to subscribe 800 O0t
worth OF stock TO his enterprise. Mr.
Bell is not looking for that amount. He
wants TO start on smaller scale, wifi
$4,000 capital and build up. He wants
to invest. himself. $4,000 in the fac
tory. and there are parties In town
who want the other $4,000. What he
asks OF the city is building iOOxs5
feet. two stories. frame or brick. free
for five years with option of buying at
the end OF that time. and taxes free for
five years until the factory can get on
It's feet. Considering the bonuses. spot
cash, which other cities offer. this is a
remarkably good offer for the city. a
conference was had last night between
MIR Bell and the executive committee
of the board of trade. and the PROPOSE.
ton laid before them. They took until
next Monday night TO think over the
matter and learn the opinion of the
representative business men of the
town on the proposition.
Mr.. Bell. It ia needless to say. knows
his business The factory he will start
will employ between $50 and us men
at the beginning and he wants To be
nhle TO get organized by December /
He is investing his own money in the
enterprise, knows whereof he speaks
when he says he can work up good
business in the southwest, and is going
to locate somewhere What he wants
TO know. does Las Vegas want the fac
tory on HIS liberal terms
Hon. j. s. Duncan. wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Beulaii, will leave tomorrow
for Denver and Salt Lake City on a
several weeks trip.
Samuel Levy. one of the Santa Fe
dlspatchers. Ia taking n few weeks va
cation. which he will cnjoy in Colo.
RADIO.
At the meeting of the stockholders
of the A. o. U. w Real Estate Invest.
ment company last night, the follow
ing named were elected directors:
Chris Wiegand. A. c. Schmidt. ]. II.
Martin. a. +. Benedict. and Charles A.
Sporleder. The directors then elected
the following officers: President.
Charles A. Sporleder; vice president,
A. c. Schmidt; secretary. G. A. Roth
geb: treasurer J. X Martin.
The marriage of Miss Lizzie Critics
to Jack Gordon will take place tonight
at the home of the bride
In the kidnapping item of Monday.
Mrs. $. A. Douglas was mentioned as
the lcother.in-law when it shoald have
been Mrs. S. A. Hume.
Winchester Cooley, son of NJ. l..
Cooley, and his wife and baby. re-
turned this afternoon TO their home at
FL Paso, after spending several weeKs
here with their parents during the
heated term in I'll Paso
VIII G.. Anderson. formerly of the
Optic here. is now half owner of the
Arkansaw Traveller, publshehd at Ar
kansas City, Ark. He has an option
of the other half interest. and may
buy out the entire plant later.
Mrs. c. Il. SHELTON arrived here this
afternoon for visit with her son,
Richard j. Morrison, one Of the hust-
ling young Santa Fe firemen.
Will Stuart. the mining man who is
developing the Old Blue mine. he's
been in town sick the past few days.
He was able to return to the old mine
today, however. and Is pushing work
on the development of his find with
force of ten men. He showed the re-
porter specimens of the ore taken from
the mine. One was black shale, and
the other n soft clayish substance, both
of which carried gold
Mrs. c. l.. Mann entertained a few
friends at whist last night. A jolly
time was the program and lot OF re-
freshments.
S. X. Sydes was the recipient yes
terday OF fine saddle horse from
James +. Johnson, the range manager
OF the II. O. W. ranch. II was birth
appreciates highly. Mr.. johnson was
Mr.. Sydes wagon boss, when Mr..
Sydes was manager of the ranch, and
the two men are close friends,
Mrs. Charles llfeld continues on the
sick list. She is suffering with rheu-
The Christian Endeavor choir OF the
church will begin practic-
ing tonight to get in shape for the con-
vention which meets In Las Vegas the
latter part of December.
The two sons of Serafin Baca, Tren-
quilina and Lorenzo. of Aqua Zarca,
are missing, and IL is supposed the
lads have run away To fight Indians.
They came In yesterday morning with
several burro loads of wood which they
sold. They PM their burros in some
yard and have not since been seen or
heard Of. A search has been made. but
the youngsters still remain In the dark.
The republicans in precinct 26, on
the west side, will hold meeting to-