Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-11-22

o. the rowes aAts o. tine lower cad of
Douglas avenue.
Paul Butler. Blanche Butler Ames
and the Union Land 4 Grazing com.
pany have aled suits in eJectment
against twelve. defendants who have
been living on the Mora grant
J. Santos Esquibel. the republican
candidate for reelection as assessor,
and Pablo Jaramillo. the republican
candidate for probate clc.!. have put
In a contest of the election under tts
claim that the ha!lots CT the independ-
mt republican pnity were leaded with
f, Gag. the adopted embla m Of the reg
ilar republican panty. With view to
deceive ard & At maiy voters were so
deceived in casting their vote. A num-
oer of the lest lawyers have been en-.
eaged and the contestants feel conf
dent of their success. The papers OF
The case were ready to Gle today and
the case Will come NJ before Judge
Mas soon.
School district No. Ga has an enroll
ment Of LAG pupils now, which is larger
tnan this time last year and the direc-
tors feel confident that the enrolment
viii! soon reach 200. improvements are
also being made on the outbuildings OF
the school to the amount OF SIS
Mining claims Rising Sun. Cordelia,
Amador. Hazel, Lucky Dane and Fair.
weather have been registered with tho
county -Ncorder as the Rising Sun min
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embrace some first class prospects.
The directors Of the business Mems
Protective association elected the fol-
lowing officers last night to serve until
the first Of the year: President, james
A. Dick; FIRST vice president, T. w.
Hayward, second vice president, Ike
Davis; secretary. George Fleming. and
treasurer. c. ID. Boucher. The associa-
tion promises to accomplish much good
for the merchants interested and
should make the road OF dead beats a
hard one in Las Vegas.
There are prospects for another
teaching mill ut Tecolote mines to he
erected az once, and IL is even claimed
by those interested, who are local par.
the large 200.ton one to he erected liz
completed. The mill is only TO he a 90
ton one and will use the process in
vented by DR.. Standish. of this city.
The projectors are local people. most
OF whom live on the west side. The
more the merrier. and the sooner the
vast material wealth OF New Mexico is
brought to the attention Of the world.
The supplies and blasting powder
was sent out today to TeSolote for the
Las Vegas Copper company's mill and
ground will be broken tomorrow. The
company will blast several benches In
the mountain on which to erect their
mill and the work will be done by
gravity. II will take couple of
weeks to get The benches cut, which
must be thirty.six feet wide and twenty
feet high.
The condition Of Leo Upton. who
has been suffering with typhoid fever
for some time. is steadily improving.
and he is on the road TO recovery.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Barton are the
happy parents Of new baby boy. Tae
little man came last night
There will be a foot ball game here
Thanksgiving between the Normal
team and the Indian school boys Of
Santa Fee and II promises to he quite
interesting.
Mrs. X. J. Taupert. who has been
spenalng several months at her old
home In Iowa, is expected to return
Friday
The copper trolley wire Is strung
for the current as soon az the fasten.
ings are made to the cross wires.
NJ. Il. Blake. A. j. Brooks. Arthur
Whittier and w. b. Twitchell returned
this afternoon from their soJourn
down In the Hamilton mining district.
Mr. Blake says the Hamilton mine Ia
putting In new steam pumps and air
compressors and are pushing develop
ment fast there. He also reports mig
claims as looking up fine. as w. b.
Twitchell and the gentlemen say there
Ia fine outlook for riches In that dis
trict. A big strike on Indian Creek
was made only last week.
Frank Blair, OF Princeton. Ind. has
just bought three cars Of native calves
to ship hack to Indiana to cross with
the stock there. A sale Of three more
cars is also reported to another party
to go to California for the same pur-
pose.
81 Dawson went up to Ration today
and will look after the shipment out OF
there tomorrow Of thirty-fve cars OF
cattle to go east.