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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-19
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Immigration Hill Reported.

Washington, March 1S.-The general
immigration bill prepared by Chairman
Shattuc of the Committee on Immigra-
ton and Naturalization. and accepted
by that committee, was by him report
ed to the House to-day with the recon-
mendation that it be passed. The gem
eral purpose of the bill is to bring to-
Cether in one act scattered legislation
heretofore enacted from 1875 to 1894,
in regard to the immigration of aliens
into the United States.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-19

ing. The drowning occurred in water
about eight feet deep and several
hundred Yards from the shore. The
lad was very popular in this commu-
nifty and his death is universally
lamented. His remains were inferred
here this morning.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-19
DEATH OF HENRY HITCHCOCK.
He Was the Original of stephen
Brice" in Winston ChurchiIIs
"The Crisis"

ST. Louis. March 1S.-Henry Hitch
cock, brother of the Secretary of the
Interior died here to-day of heart trou-
BILE.
Henry Hitchcock was born in 1929 in
Mobile Ala, of Vermont parents. He
graduated at the University of Nash
Vile. Tenn. and entered the law Of
flee of Judge William F. Cooper at
Nashville, where he stayed until 1851,
when he came to st. Louis. He Joined
the Republican party and took an ac-
tive part in the national canvass of
1860 During the Civil War Henry
Hitchcock was assistant adjutant gem
eral of volunteers and judge advocate
In sherman's army during the Carolina
campaign and the march to the sea.
deceased was the original of Stephen
Brice," in Churchills THE Crisis" He
had a wide reputation as a lawyer.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-19

AT the Concert-"what makes the
lady make such a bad face when she
sings, mar Hush, Williei" Does it
hurt her worse than it does us?"-
Brooklyn Life.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-19
Admiral Custodio Dead.

Lisbon, March 1S.-Admiral Custodio
de Mello. who headed the revolt of the
Brazilian navy in 1898, is dead.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-19

The Idea.-Father: Marie, l wish
you would ask that young Perkins why
he doesn't go home earlier.
Daughter: What an idea. papa!-just
as if he doesn't know!"-Puck.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-19
Boer Lager Captured.

Pretoria, Monday, March 17.-Gen
Bruce Hamilton has captured a small
Boer lager, eastward of Vryheid,
Southeastern Transvaal. Four Beers
were killed, six were wounded and sew
enteen were made prisoners. Gen.
Botha's brother-in-law. Gen. Emmett,
was among the Beers captured.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-19
CECIL RHODES WEAKER.
Queen Alexandria Cables Her Wis

queen AteNhhurta caDAes Her WISH
es for His Recovery.
Cape Town, March 1S.-Cecil Rhodes
is weaker tonight. Mr.. Rhodes has
received the following cable message
from Queen Alexandra:
Il am sorry to hear of your trying
illness. and pray God to restore you to
health"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-19

Try a dose of
the Bitters
W h e n on
don't feel well
or have no ap-
petite. 1t viii
$ I r e n g { hen
y o u r W e ak
stomach and
make you feel
better.It cures
Belching,
Flatuiency,
Heartburn.
Indigestion
and
Constipation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
WIRE GOLD IN NEW MEXICO.
Recent Strikes in Lincoln County
Cause Great Excitement.

4 telegram from Captain to the Den.
yer News. says
If reports which have just reached
this place are true, Lincoln county
promises to have gold excitement all
OF it's own. Several miners were in
Captain today and they say that
George billiard and Charles Brown
two prospoctors In that district SOLD a
claim which they had located the day
before for $4,000. and that more than
$4,000 has changed hands within the
past week for mining property.
The strike which caused this excite
ment was made last Sunday and Is sit
uatcd on the South Bonito. about TWEEN
" miles from here. II is in a district
which was heretofore thought To be
entirely out OF the gold hearing belt.
and shows that gold is where you
find it,
Those who have seen rooF from
This now field say II is the most perfect
Dpc. mCus Of wire gold ever found In
a. territory. As no tests have been
made OF the ore. il ia not known what
ta- real value Is, bat as the rock seems
20 be perfect network, of wire gold.
il s. without doubt fahulously rich.
Conservative mining mon say Il will
return at least 100000 TO the ton. while
others say it viii 80 far beyond even
that hgure. Although many rich speci
mems have been found in this county,
nothing has ever been seen that can
approach this new fud. either In rich
ness or quantity Of the ore. Those who
have heen upon the ground say that IL
would be impossible TO eXaggerate the
facts, as It Is far beyond anything ever
seen before IN this county that the
truth Is almost incredible.
But the richness ol the find Is not
the most remarkable feature in con
nectlon with The discovery. as there
are vast bodies OF the ore. a blow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
Rules of Success.

A merchant once gave these rules
as helpful to success
Making the most of ones opportu
mites living up to the full measure
of ones abilities; doing your work
earnestly and honestly ever striving
through life to contribute to the happi'
ness of others"
Don't drink
Don't stop work when the employer
is away.
Don't criicise the MANAGEMENT.
Don't "blab" the business.
Don't conclude you know more
about the business than your employer.
Don't worry about not being appre-
ciated
Don't he too fast in asking a raise
in salary.
Don't hC afraid of working overtime
Few great successes are made in work.
ing eight hours IA Gay.
Don't watch the clock too much.
Don't change places too often.
Don't guess or suppose, bu; know.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
Deserted Wife Seeks Divorce.

Ida Allen Darlington has tiled suit
for divorce In CoifaX county against
w h Darlington. Plaintiff says that
they were married on October %, 1894,
and that since their marriage he has
deserted her several times. leaving her
TO support herself. The last time the
defendant deserted the defendant was
about fourteen months ago, November
., 1900, leaving her without any WISH
Bile means Of support and since that
time she has heard nothing from him
and does not know where he IS.
Plaintiff states. alsc. that a few
weeks after their marriage defendant
began To- drink and finally became an
habitual drunkard.
For these reasons plaintiff prays
that a divorce be granted her.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
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OFFICERS INSTALLED.
Prosperous Lodge OF knights Of Ply
thias at Santa Fe.

Deputy Grand Chancellor Robert IL.
Bowler last evening installed the fol
lowing officers of Santa Fe lodge,
No .. Knights Of Pythias. says the
New Mexican:
Chancellor Commander, John X.
Stauffer; vice chancellor. Charles +.
Easley: master OF work. Jesus NJ. An
ava: keeper OF records and senl. John
l.. Zimmerman master of finance,
Robert H. Bowler. master Of eXche-
quer. Evaristo Lucero; master of arms.
William Burey inside guard, Adam
Krick. David s. Lowitzh, elected
prelate and l.. ulibarri, outside guard.
were unavoidable absent. and will be
installed at the next meeting
A splendid banquet was served after
the installation AT the Claire Cafe. nj
which covers were laid for TWENTY-FIVE.
Visitors from Glove and. Ohio. and Las
Vegas were present. Hon. G.. f. Eas
leg was an eloquent toastmaster and
toasts were responded to by everyone
present The affair proved To be n
most enjoyable one.
The New Mexico grand lodge OF
knights OF pythias will meet in Santa
Fe n September this year and the 10
cal lodge will soon make preparations
for the event
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
NEW OPERA HOUSE.
Roswell to Have a $4,000 Building OF
Modern DESIGN

At last II looks like Roswell IL 10
have the much talked Of opera house.
The deed for the ground was made tn
the contractor. $ T.. Patton. last week.
and Il Is understood that all contracts
are signed. and the work Of prepai~
ing the ground has begun. The site Of
the building is lot 4. block ., the cen
ter lot Of the Slaughter block. fcHins
east on Main street.
The building will be b0Xli2 feet
three stories high The front part OF
the FIRST floor will contain two store
rooms. and the front of the second
floor will be divided into rooms for the
managers use. and the third floor
will contain lodge room 33xi5 feet
with three large ante-rooms The
main auditorium will be 45X75 feet and
the balcony 30Xi5 feet. The entire
seating capacity is 600. The stage
will be 30x5o and 81 feet from stage
floor to gridiron. Drop curtains &c feet
high and 40 feet long can be used.
by three stairways, ten. six and five
feet wide. respectfully. the building
can be emptied in from three to five
minutes.
The building will cost $4,000 and
will be completed in about six weeks.
Roswell Record.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
FIRE AT THE McCiNTY.
Buildings at Nine Near Elizabeth
town Destroyed.

Yesterday morning smoke was no
ticed In the vicinity OF the McGinty
mine and field glass soon revealed
that one OF the buildings was burning.
saws the f. izabethtown Miner Cap
tain Sewall was Immediately notified,
and he Immediately went TO the scene
on double quick. II seems that the fire
had originated in one Of the bunk
houses. occupied by the cook, Frank
Taylor. and tine superintendent. When
Mr. Tay Tor got up in the morning he
started a fire In the stove, and when
ready 10 so to the cook mousse put
knot in the stove and closed the draft.
After he finished his work In the
kitchen he returned TO the bunk h use
10 take a bath. When he approached
The building he saw that there was
something wrong When he opened
the door q terrible explosion Of gas
took place, knocking him down into
the wOodpilo. whore he remained uu-
conscious for some time. When he re-
gained consciousness his clothing was
ailro and his shoes burning An at
tempt was made 10 secure his clothes
and money and other effects through
the window. but the flames beat him
back. When he despa.rod of saving
anything In the building he turned
his attention to the other buildings.
which were now in danger. lie drew
water and fought the flames nobly.
When Captain Sewall arrived on the
scene Frank was shovcling snow on
the roof OF the kitchen. where the
wind was depostlng great chunks of
fire and burning wood \ trunk in the
bunk house contained large number
of cartridges which exploded and sent
bullets flying everywhere. but nc
| worked on In the affair Frank re
| ceiyed severe bruise on the fore
head. a severe cut on one leg and both
arms badly cut near the wrists. The
personal loss to Mr. Taylor Is nearly
three months pay in cash and checks
beside his clothes and personal effects
! The total loss is estimated mt $500
Great credit is due Mr.. Taylor for his
heroic work in saving the other build
| ings.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
COPPER SHARES.
The Present !mmcrse Profits Derived
Therefrom.


One hundred shares in the I0itet
Verde at the nominal price of Sl00,
are now worth $4,000 and they pay
500 per month in dividends.
one hundred dollars invested in 1897
in Centennial Copper company is now
worth s3GS.
ore hundred dollars invested in
1896 in Osccola Copper company is
now worth 1882.
one hundred dollars invested in
$50 in Tamarack Copper company Is
now worth 1852
One hundred dollars invested In
1888 in Boston & Montana Copper
company ~ now worth slS66.
one hundred dollars invested in
1896 in Arnold Copper company is now
worth sl,S7O
One hundred dollars invested III
1898 in Wolverine Copper company Is
now worth 5000.
one hundred dollars invested in
1898 in Butte 4 Boston Copper com.
pany is now worth $500.
one hundred dollars invested in
1850 in Calumet a HeCla Copper com
pany is now worth $3.50.
In many cases the dividends which
these investments earned aggregat,
more than the original capitalization
OF the companies Los Angeles Min
ing Review.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25

with the hammer on any part of the
ledge will show that the rock is all
closely woven with wires of pure gold.
Although tho news of this strike
only reached here This morning many
have already left for the scene of the
discovery. and every foot of the ground
for miles around the find is being
stakod on In some instances the 10
Gators are camping upon their claims
fearing to leave them lest they should
return and find another In possession
The utmost excitement prevails and
people are docking to the scene of the
discovery in large numbers.
Another rich find is also reported
This time II Is In the Nogal district,
ten miles west of here In this in
stance the ore has value OF 81 200 to
the ton in gold besides carrying some
silver This strike was made some
time ago. but it was not until within
the last few days that II has attracted
any attention. Although several as.
says were made of the ore immediate
ly after 1t was discovered. II was i'm
possible to even guess at the real value
of the ore. as the returns differed so
widely. This excited the curiosity of
the discoveries. who decided the only
way to give the ore fair test was ny
a mill run. Accordingly, 500 pounds
Of the ore was sacked as il came out
of the prospect hole and shipped To
III Paso, which gave the above returns
This claim Is located one mile from
the Helen Rae, and two miles from
the American, two mines which
made Nogal famous. II is supposed by
many that this new find is hut con
tinuation of the same lead that runs
through these two mines This find
will be developed Immediately.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
A GOOD STRIKE OF ORE.
The Mailuchet District Promises to
Be Big Producer Very Soon.

+ Mailluchet. the well known pros
pector and miner who for the past
fifteen years has been prospecting ana
developing prospects in and around
Macho canyon. about fourteen miles
from Santa Fc, was at the capital city
yesterday, says the New Mexican. and
brought the report Of n rich strike of
ore he has made on group of nine
claims In the MaCho canyon. The vein
Is a solid body OF ore six feet thick
that can be traced on the surface the
length of four claims. The specimens
OF ore shown in Santa Fo by Mr.. Mail
luchet today were taken from the vein
al a depth of ten feet and are rich in
gold and copper.
On the Gibson and the IIeimlcr
properties In the Macho district work
Is being pushed and good ore is being
taken out There is plenty of timber,
good water and coal in the district
A Corrillos party is At present dovel-
Oping coal vein that Is five feet thick
and consists of fine looking coal. to
be used in the Cerrillos smelter.
The outlet OF the MoCho district. al
though II Is nearer 20 santa Fe "a hy
way ~ the Poc1s river 20 the santa Fe
railroad az Glorieta. The grade All
down Hill and a good WAC p roeA c1n
be lui 20 the CANYON. which ij Corr
niles from the Pccos river. along
which there Is Good Waccr rcgd,
Good burro paths exist from Santa re
| 70 the district
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25

used on the Indiana will be the latest
improved steam machine. This will
property In very rapid manner.
G. ]. Dold has ceased operations
with the drill on the Iron Mountain
group for the winter and has begun
work on the old workings Of the Iron
Mountain Mining and Milling com.
pany with n force of men
MIR. zwerge has resumed operations
on the property Of which he is the SUI
pcrintondpnt. He Is sinking a shaft
on the property. and the indications
so far are very favorable, and he is
much encouraged at the outlook.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
Mines and Minerals

L. n better one. and the current natnr.
ally follows the better conductor
which Is the path Of least resistance.
I, Is easily understood that. If after
connection Is made with the earth. the
resistance encountered by the current
ia high. as Indicated by the thcrmom
eter's scale. IL means that no metal Is
present but where metallic BODY Is
found the resistance indicated will be
comparatiVciy low BY this time Il
may be seen that this instrument has
nothing in common with the so-callod
divinng rods or dip needles. bu, Is
based on simple laws Of science. II is
purely a scientific instrument and a
modification Of the MILESTONE bridge.
which Is used TO locate breaks In sub
marine cables and structural defects
in iron and steel constructions
When in practical operation the
thermometer registers the resistance
Of the earth as a conductor between
terminals spaced n definite and known
distance apart and in contact with the
earth This measurement 81 resist
anco IS repeated at various points in
the vicinity and they are then cOmpar
ed with each other. II the resistance
at one point varies to n material de
gree from that at another point. Their
the presence Of an ore In the earth Is
Indicated u being where the least 70
sistance Is encountered.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
New Manager.

Mortimer Kaufman, manager and
part owner of the San Pedro Mercan-
tile company's store at San Pedro. has
again gone to New York. having re-
turned but recently from that city.
From New York he will 20 to Tennes-
the Lewisohns of New York. who are
the principal owners of the Santa Fe
Gold and Copper companys mines and
smelter at San Pedro. The manage
ment of the san Pedro store will be In
the future in the hands of w, +. VIII
liams. one Of the employees of the store
from the time mat Il was opened.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
RECORD OF EVENTS.
The Bland Herald Complies List for
the Year 1901.


January /. l90l--Grand New Years
bland.
January Two new contracts let
for development work on Star mine to
3. u. Wilson.
January 1S-Mr. viii Drury wods
Miss Mary MacAlexander.
February Mrs. Benham files suit
for divorce against her husband, Or.
Il. 3, Bonham,
February 5Death of s. II. Multi
gan, after a short illness of pneumonia.
February 15-Howard Vaughn buys
one.third interest in the Little Mollie
mine.
February 2l-Death of Mrs. Isaac
Graham.
February.22-Death of Harry Folds
March 10 Fred Fisher gets his leg
broken in the mill at Albemarle.
March lS-Mert Wagner buys the
Bland-Thornton stage line
March Glitch strike by Tucker
brothers on Texas claim.
March 20 woodbury. mill starts up.
March 2G-tieorge c. Smith and
John Carpenter have narrow escape
from being suffocated in the Good
Hope mine.
March l6--Marriagc of Mrs. Char
lotte Benson to J. II. Pegue
April flames May struck a l-ioot
lead OF gold ore assaying $3.50 to the
ton in his mine north of Bland
April George OstraLder makes a
good strike IN the King mine.
April 9-Frank Kiner held up and
robbed of $500 ON the road to Abe
marie.
April lG-W L. Myers leases Sui
phur Springs.
April 2S--L. Akers dies in Albuquer
| que
May 13--Important decision handed
down by supreme court of the United
/ States, in Washington mine case.
May IS Noah Webb Schoonover &C
cidently kills himself at Buckman's.
May l5-Frank Buck. son of George
Buck. accidentally shot in the arm N
Pinos Altos.
June Elmer Routledge dies a
Corrillos.
June IA fine flow o. water strucl
in Lone Star mine.
July Big celebration at Able
marie.
July 13--Death of +. j. Walker, a
Rogers ranch.
August if--Terridc storm wrough
havoc between Bland and Woodbury..
September 27-House of Ed Shield
in Albemarle hurglarized.
October i-Hank Woodward arrest
ed on charge of couuterfeiting.
October 25--F. G.. Blake wins priz
for bronco busting and steer tying a
Albuquerque.
December 5-Grand masquerade bal
AZ Albemarle.
December 25-Chrstmas tree an
p entertainment at the church.
December 26-Christmas entertain
mont and dance AZ Alhcmarle.
December 2S-Death of Jake LGl
zolerc at Albemarle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
OFFICIAL MATTERS.

Acting Governor j. ". Reynolds ap
pointed w. c. Beldcu II Cliff. Grant
county. n notary public.
FARMER APPOINTED.
Walter y Nesbiti of Virginia has
been appointed farmer at the United
states Indian school in Santa Zee, Sins
Johnston, who has filed the position
temporarily, will return to Cochiti,
whore he Is farmer for the Pueblo In
dams.
INCORPORATION AMENDMENT.
The Liberia Gold Mining company
Of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. notified
Territorial Secretary J w. Raynolds
that It has changed it's name To The
German American Consolidated Gold
Mining company and has Increased its
capital stock from 81 900 900 TO 81 500
600.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
THE Ell oRo's NEW STRIKE.
Six Feet Of Ore at the Four Hundred
Foot Level

Foot Level.
The mining fraternity of this dis
trict was set agog this week by the
vast body of high grade ore struck in
the El ORC mine this week. says the
HillsborO Advocate. At the dcptI Of
400 feet a cross-cut of twenty feet
six feet wide The ore is free mill
ing Ii Is n granulated quartz with
tale carrying coarse gold and nuggets
of gold that is pleasing TO the eye.
Through this body Of soft ore runs
several streaks OF sulrhide ore vary,
ing ON two inches 10 one foot in
width. The best of this ore 1t is eX.
pected will 20 800 per ton. and that
the entire body will average $50 per
ton. 1t Is without doubt one of the
best strikes ever made in the district.
The ore body Is confined In perfect
walls that stand almost perpendicular.
4 large body OF ore similar To the one
opened up this week was not long ago
encountered at the 300 foot level Mr..
John KAISER. manager of the E-IlsbOro
Mining and Milling company exam
inod the new strike yesterday and de.
Claros Il the finest showing of ore he
has ever seen in the southwest. Al
old-time miners are excited over the
showing and those who have cXam
ined il proclaim II a bonanza. As
depth Is gained in the FL orc the bet
ter is the grade and larger are the ore
bodies. all Of which go to show that
deep mining Is the thin gfor this camp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
LAS VEGAS BLAZE.
Other Property Endangered-Work Of
&. Romero Company.

At 1918 last night the barn Of r
Marcott across the river from the Las
Vegas roller mill burned. entailing
loss of $3.50. The alarm was turned
In at the west side house first and
the boys on arriving at the fire laid
all Of their hose, consisting OF one
thousand feet. After waiting for the
east side company for awhile they
went after them and found that they
had run a short distance and returned
TO the city hall. The Il. Romero boys
hooked onto their cart and took it to
the scene Of trouble After laying
the additional GOO feet of the east side
they could Just reach the remains Of
the ERE. If the wind had been as bad
as the night before the home of the
Narcotts. now occupied by A. Myers
and the two barns of Dairyman No
Ian would have undoubtedly been con
sumed About year ago a barn in
the same place was burned and no eff
fort whatever was made 10 check it's
progress. Only through the hard work
and persistence Of the west side boys
last night were sufficient precautions
taken to protect the surrounding prop
orty. The r.. Romero Hose and Fire
company receive no pay whatever for
their services and sho III receive much
praise from the public in general for
their unselhsh devotion to their duty,
Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
inven,lon for Discovering Ore.

The El Paso Herald has this To say
about n now invention called the cleo
trlcal ore finder;
To the layman there is not much to
be seen in H. II Is simple looking ma
chino. which when In service rests APP
on n tripod and looks much like pho
tographer's camera Like most other
great inventions, Il is an Application OF
science and not discovery of new
principles Resistance To an electric
current is measured by II, The earth
Is n conductor of electricity, but metal