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They Lifted Prices Of Different
Leaders Substantially.
HEAVY READING DEALINGS.
First Transaction Represented 10000
shares-News Of Accident 10 Pres
ident wiped Out Gains

New York, Sept. 3.--The bulls had
the market well In hand at the opening
and lifted prices OF various leaders
substantially above yesterdays close,
particularly In Penna., Southern Pacific
and Atchlson. Reading opened with a
resumption OF yesterdays enormous
dealings, the first transactions repre-
sen ting 10000 shares at from 75h down
to 70, compared with yesterdays final
figure OF 75%. Southern Pacific showed
gain over night OF nearly point, Az
ter the opening many stocks reacted.
Reading went below rs, but further
violent upward rush carried 1t to rs,
and caused the general market to
harden again. Amalgamated, Anacon-
da. Sugar Missouri Pacific and ID. Il
X. g. also were In Increased demand,
and point or more higher. Heavy real
izlng orders In Reading poured into the
market later, causing a reaction OF oyei
point. with some effect on the entire
list Southern Pacific fell back to last
nights close. Colorado Fuel lost over 2
points.
When news OF the accident TO the
president was received earlier gains
were quite generally wiped out, Read
ing dropping below rs.
oBnds were irregular. The market
was spotty. Special stocks mounted
vigorously while others were at a
standstil, The pools went to work
again with confidence In their favorites,
when reassuring news was received re-
garding the accident to the presidents
party Reading touched 7s% with b
good deal heard OF competitive buying.
New York Central declined 1 points.
Norfolk n Western became the leading
feature and was bought In large
amounts up TO 7SN, gain Of points.
Other soft coal stocks responded
alphabetically
Elsewhere the tendency was droop-
ing North American advanced z
points and there were material gains In
many other obscure stocks BY z
o'clock the market was very active
again and prices rising all around.
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call firm at 5h66 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5q5is per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
bushes sin bankers bills at 4.s6@
6.25 for demand and at 4 .s6aS. 75ai,Si
for so days. Posted rates 4.s5Q4.S5i5
and i,s7aQ4sS. Commercial bills t.S3
q4.sS50.
Mexican dollars. II.
Government bonds, steady. Ref 2s
reg. 1854; do. coupon iOsN; IS, reg.
and coupon, 1864 new Az, reg. and cou-
pom lsi%; old Is, reg. l0S%' do. cou.
pom, 1Os% Is, reg. and coupon, 1O5.
Bar silver, 81.
SUGAR.
SuRar--Raw, firm; fair refining, 2%,
centrifugal 90 test, az; molasscs sugar,
~ Refined strong; crushed, 5'iO; pow
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MORNING SALES,

Il MORNING SALES,
carisa--5o0 at 20.
con. Mercur-100 at 2.0s; 800 at 2.0si.
fller 10: 100 at 2.osts. Total. 700.
I,alton and Lark-1.000 at l.
Eagle end Blue Bell--50 at LIZ.
sGrnnd Central--1S at 600.
Lower Mammoth--500 at IS; 100 at 81.
[1tai. COO.
MAY DAY.. 900 at 22%. selelr 30.
ISneramento---100 at 2Sh.
4 eunshine-50o at 20, seller 30.
4 California- at 80.
+ Century--300 ut LOG: 100 at LOS 200
n l.o6Ak; 100 at 1.06la; 100 at lo7. Totsi,
Toe Bowers---1. 900 at ~.
Martha Washington--3000 at 81.
|.Yankee--100 at IS; 100 at 55M; 200 at
4. 1900 at 90. Total. 1900.
M OPEN BOARD.
Con. Mercur-loo at 200; 1000 at 2.os,
3ler TO-
E<baly- Judge--io0 at 11.65.
May Day--2oo at 22%.
tjtah--20V at 81.
ralifornia--i.i 100 at ssM; 500 at 20,
3ler 60; 1000 at 80, buyer 80; 500 at
y, buyer 80.
omstock--400 at 100: 1000 at l.Si
Ut I.sl. seller 90; 200 at 1.Slh; 200
la, buyer 60.
Hanhattan--5oo ut I.
Martha washington-2.ooo at 6N; l.
d at 06iz, buyer 30.
Nict0r-l 900 at 221k.
Wabash-20o at $50; 100 at 2.4Gla; 200
n ~. foo Of AZ
= TOTALS.
81 Shares. Amount.
as1,lar call .1l.36s s 1865 90
fen board .12.I0o i0.525.5
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SAVE YOUR MONEY

and when you get q dollar. deposit II
With lions Savings Bank and Trust
Co., No. ! Main st., the largest and old
est Savings Bank In Utah. Four per
cent interest paid on any amount from
Il to 5000. Call or write for any In
formation desired.
JOSEPH r. SMITH, President
GEORGE NJ. CANNON, Cashier.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
LIVERPOOL
"N'FLs
ST. LOUIS.

81. Louis, Sept s.--wool. steady. Ter
rltory and western mediums. lsQl7h;
line. l2glsis; coarse. l2Qiaa.
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TOTALS.

a n. A. rage, stock Broker.
nns money on stocks at bank rates
5om &C. Walker Bank building.
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". ". Child. Stock Hroker
Dolly block. Phone 1o42-K.
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Time Table
In Effect April
1902.
SI1alg1a
I|

ARRIVE
From ogden, Portland. lutte. Chi.
cago. st. Louis omaha Denver
and san Francisco ..,.,.,...... Mn @n
From ogden and intermediate points. 9ilo an
From CalenteS Milford Nepht ,.,, =,
Provo and intermediate points, sias @in
From ogden Chicago %. LOUIS
and San Francisco. .s....., sos pm
Term,nus.'..' "e 500 pm
and sIan ui ~e''"" ''ep"| ...'..'. 800 pm
From Preston, Logan, Brigham. og'
den aud intermediate pnlnts.,.,. ooo Pun
Francisco 'u''" ''''''''...... $40 pm
DEPART
For ogden. Cache Valley, Omaha
and t ...,,,.......,.. 700 am
Terminus. .~....,.....'.'.......''.y 7,i5 AN
and Manu -. ..,...'.,........... 7s5 am
For ogden, Butte Helena. Portland,
points. .....,... ....,... 9ii5 AN
For ogden. Omaha, Chicago Denver,
Francl,co.,.....n..."..a..,n..naie;So pm
Omaha. 81. Louis and Chicago, 900 pm
Provo Nephi, Milford. callentes
and intermediate points. 4. 49,. 7;os pm
For ogden, Butte Heleaa, Portland
Forsan Francisco ana intermediate
POINTS ..'.-, ...u .",.,-,',''''.' ioioo v !"
I, NJ. SCHUMACHER Act, Trai Mgr
u. r. Burnley, q. Y. & J.. A.
II. 5. SPENCER. A. O. P. SrA
City Ticket Office. 2Oi Main street
Telephone IS,
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3. A. Hartenstein. the stock broker,
|. removed his Office to room IL, over
olkers Bank. Tel. 0s5x. Res. l4s6x.
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am still a candidate for county
loFder on the Republican ticket re.
rdlsss Of all reports to the contrary.
@. 6sdlsy.
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Or. G. w. HIGGINS

Has one of the very latest X-Ray anu
Electrical machines In his office
Electric Baths and all OF the very
latest treatments given, In me most
scientific manner.
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PRODUCE.
NEW YORK.

New York, Sept --Wheat--Receipts
esS,l5o bushels Stronger and more ac-
tive today on covering, higher cables
and more bullish spring wheat crop
news September 7i&G75h: Deem.
Der 72N97Sh. May 7iN@75.
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Frncisco, Sept. a.-December
wheat llsH. Spot. steady, i.l2ha
l.i3a.
CoTn-Large yellow. steady, l.i0a
itsis.
December barley, sskasss.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Sept. s.-Close-wheat.-
Sept, IS llhd; Dec. IS i0sd.
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SUGAR,

Sugar--Raw, firm; fair refining, 2N;
centrifugal 90 test, az; molasscs sugar,
2%, Refined, strong; crushed, BIO; pow
dered, ATE; graduated, 4.65.
Coffee, steady. No. rio, W.
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NEW YORK METAL PRICES
Lead, quiet, a.l2h Copper.
. weak. sil.S0asll.6O.
Burrtn Ann EGGS

Observation-Disclosures.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
SILVER CilY.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
..iI,,r CIV y At March o. At the
,i.,g,us, cnny.ntinn boIl n, Nowcomh
b,,i l,st c,nripy candidate ,vara nom
ir,tad fnr mo city oioc,inn nryt voak
Mayor w Flcminr who hos acted
ms MAYOR of silver CIV for over ak.
ton vrnrs and has undoubtedly bal,
mat nf,iro longer then any other mayor
i'm apv ctty i'm tho wost was ronomin.
at,d Stopbon mn and Richard Crabc
,yor, Nominated for members Of the
rity courcu .rohn \. ,ioeo was nouin.
atc5 for th, school hoard
~, a.. .rt.rprfs. which il boipp pusb.
cd by tho local business mon Of SILVER
CIT, to ,rac, n smaltcr I'm this CITY is
fast forming into a definite shane
with uountoiue nr all kinds of rich mr..
I'm every direction from silver Ctty tho
nrnia,t wound hrvoud a doubt nrovn a
r,,l p,,fro Investment II 4. IN, I'm.
tDu,'op of tho. rnuD,uv If is formed
tn ,r,.t tbr.a mill. , emotion cnnc.r.
tr9tli. and l.arhipo piaut Thrsn thron
mills vnuId M, enabled ia mill All linds
of or.s mat could mo- rinod IN mo vas,
d,nnsits I'm ,b. porntains surrounding
eIy.r on ,t su,b a email charge Gar
miiijno maj ,t ybat has hocn boino
,.r,rg,I ~. fla, tr,,s, .r.It,r I,cot,J
hero If Nnuld max. low Grade mining
prnposftfops oIla IA shin ana mako "a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
DEMIN6.


Special Correspondence.
Domng. ~ NJ. March 31.-Mr. and
Mrs. II. j. Howell of New York. are
spending few days in this city as
the quests OF Mrs T.. r. Smith.
Col =. r. Smith writes from New
York that his propositions for the good
OF D"m,ng and the mining interests Of
this section are meeting with the most
favorable consideration of the Chicago.
Philadelphia and New Work capital.
lists.
= Il, Smith Jra paid a flying visit
10 silver CITY last week ana reports
that that city is very much depressed
on account of the closing down of the
smeltor there, and The general depros
sion in mining interests OF that sec
tiuu
Mr. Irvine will give an entertain.
WcHt at the Dcming opera house next
Wednesday evening. consisting Of
songs instrumental pieces rccitations
ana little farce 10y local talent Mir.
Irvine viii give dance the following
Friday 10 those holding reserved seat
coupons for this entertainment
w. II Greer. who has been suffering
for some time from stomach trouble.
will leave shortly for the east for treat
moDt 10y a specialist.
John NJ Cain. formerly of KINGSTON
y NJ. has decided 10 cast In his lot
with Dcming and is now husily en-
gaged in erecting three good houses on
Silver avenGc for rental purposes. He
will erect some four or five more whom
these are finished.
Friday afternoon last, the Ladies'
Whist club of this city was entertained
10y Mrs Chimney. tC the satisfaction of
all who were present
Auss Dottio Galway. of Silver City.
passed through our city last Saturday
evening. en- route TO La Junta. Colo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
SAN MARClAL.

Special Correspondence
San Marcial n. NJ March 3l-E. w.
Brown. who shipped some horses to
Denver for sale. has returned and says
that he mad very bad luck IN selling
them.
Or. A. Cruickshank was called to San
Antonio this morning to attend TO a pa
tient there.
Rev. Williams of the Methodist South
ch urch is gricyed over the loss of his
5.wceks old baby, which died last Sat
urday noon The funeral services
were held in the Methodist church at
II a. m, with quite a number present
kosedalc, a mining camp thirty miles
west OF here, II Is said, will be growing
again in q little while as the mill is
now not dong much hut it is reported
that the mill viii soon commence work
again. which will make Rosodalo it's
natural size again soon
Capt. Jack Crawford, who Is at
Denver at present wrote his first
spring poem while in the American
writing room He saw the lan falling
and made the following poem
left land of sunshine,
In the Sunshine State below,
And reaching Denver city,
found both rain and snow;
And everyone rejoicing
Because OF CNd-sent showers,
Because the ra'r had come again
To start the chops and flowers.
Benz. G. Sanchez. assessor for so
zorro county is around assessing for
this year
There is quite lot of sickness in
town supposed To be kind OF scarlet
fever
j. w. McCoach. auditor for the MeXi-
can Central ran mp here yesterday
morning to visit his family day, but
has returned 10 his duties again.
Miss Minnie McCoaCh. formerly the
teacher Of the primary department In
the public school here, is going To
Guadalaiara. whore she viii teach
school till the first of June
Foley's Kidney cure makes Kidneys
and bladder right. Don't delay taking
AlNarado Pharmacy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
Immaculate Conception.
ORGAN.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
Organ, y. NJ. March 3l.-The Tor
pedu mine had an explosion on Satur-
day about 3 80 p. IN. One OF the 60
horse power boilers exploded, and the
best OF all Is no one was hurt. The
boiler house was riddled and blew the
smOkcstacks Off the other two boilers.
The damage is slight and within TWEEN
ty-four hours the stacks were replaced
ON the other boilers. connection made.
steam up and at work as If nothing had
happened. and commenced to repair
the exploded boiler. The compartment
shaft is down about 260 feet The
cause of the accident Is not known.
This was quick work under the man
agement of James Chatham.
The Excelsior mine is working "a
small force on high grade copper ore
and will commenc, shipping In April,
W II. Mackey, Jr., and associates
are driving the tunnel on the Bennett
Stevenson mines 10 catch the Steven
son ore as fast as possible.
The ORGAN camp is on the eve Of a
steady and substantial growth In the
prOluCtlIn of ore with number OF
properties getting ready TO start up.
The people OF Organ enjoy them.
selves hugely with nice sociahle
dance once a week
The proprietors of The Daily Citizen
are entitled to great credit and In
creased patronage for the ability, en-
crgy and perseverance in making The
CitI2o1 We first paper in all respects
In the territory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
STABBED TO DEATH.
A Jealous Husband Fatally Attacks His
Wife With a Knife.

Rafael Montoya, at bona Ana, on
"Wednesday stabbed and killed his wife
m "A III of jealousy and then attempt
ed to Kill himself.
From all accounts the murder was
prcmcditatcd MOntoya hiding under
the bed awaiting his wife's return from
a visit TO ucigbbor She returned In
company with another woman and
while talking To her. lHr husband
crawlcd from under the bed. pushed
the other woman ont of the house, then
stabbed his wife through the heart
With the same weapon he made an
unsuccessful attempt to take his own
life Las Cruces Republican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
CUT ALMOST IN TWO.
Railroad Man. Unfamiliar With Yards,
Gives Order That Causes
His Death.

n. Quinn, a Santa Fe switchman.
was killed n the yards al Trinidad on
sunday night. Quinn, who went to that
city few days ago was unfamiliar
with the yards and did not know tho
locauon OF many blind switches. While
placing car Of ties az the head OF a
number of coal cars, by means of "A
flying switch. Quinn signalled the en-
gincer To go ahead and ran the engine
over one oftho blind switches directly
in the path of the ear of ties. The car
struck the engine on the pilot, whore
Quinn was riding and Cut him almost
in two. The engineer and fireman ran
around to his assistance. His head and
body were hanging from between the
cars. Quinn looked at them and said
For Gods sake, boys, get me out OF
this " In an instant he was dead.
An inquest was held but the jury de-
clared they were unable 10 fix any re-
sponsihilty for the accident Quinn
leaves wife and four children and
has a mother and two brothers In Kan
sas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
BERNALILlO.

Special Cores ondcnce
Bornalillo y NJ March CSC. u
Richards one of the supcriutcndcuts
of the Sugar Beet company. who is en-.
ploying Indian labor for the large
sugar beet plantations in Colorado. Wis
tied Miss Grogg's school here during
the past week.
Nh Froudcnhorg and j. Bho visited
Albuquerque during the week
a SostherE of Hamburg. Germany.
arrived IN Bornalillo on "Wednesday
morning and viii spend some time in
visiting his brother. / Freudcnhcrg
Mrs Charles loewcuherg. of Chihua-
hua Mexico. returned from her bust
ness trip to New York. during the
week, spent "A day with relatives and
then returned home
Messrs Siegfriod and Julius Selig-
man will give bali on Saturday eve
ming March % The invitations are
now out and il will Ice n grand affair.
Mrs A. Lafayette left her Frisco
camp for Atlantic city To spend the
summer and 20 interest eastern capital
for their placer mining company
Juan Garcias child died last week
The child of Abel Samora also was laid
away this week
James Grunsfcld was here last sun
day on his way TO his mining property
In the Sandia mountains He seems
to be well satisfied
The prospect for good mining
very bright Some very good samples
OF ore rock have been found in the
Saudia mountains.
Mrs. Lena Weiss. OF San Francisco.
sister of Joseph Biho Is expected out
To New Mexico 10 visit her relatives
during the summer She is expected
soon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
GOLDEN.

Special Correspondence.
Golden. March 2S.-Mr. Osborn. con.
nectcd with ! b. Mayo In several min
ing claims In this district. has been in
camp several days
w s Rishworth. manager OF the
Baird Mining company, is expecting
word from his company To start opera
tons in the Baird.
Edgar Moore SUPERINTENDENT OF the
Industrial Placer Mining company, in
company with Mr.. Wills. are Ooing con
siderable work on the 'Cmpany's
ground
Witnesses have been summoned to
Santa FC district court In the case of
the Argo Mining company VS.. The
DiVina Pastora company This case
has been pending several years in
court, and once settled. heavy develop
ment work will he done In the Divina
Pastora claim.
Messrs. Trother. Herman a. Co, with
several other men are getting ore ont
from the old Timer mine. The mill at
Golden. where the ore will be treated,
has been put in shape, and everything
viii be ready by the time the ore Is
ready 10 he hauled down, which viii
he next week.
Some very encouraging news from
the Argo companys mines in this dis
trict has been given to the superin'
tendent of the company by the men
now doing some development work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05

been rented with new balls and pins
Louis Becker expects to have his
tennis court ready In few days.
Three surveying gangs under the
following engineers Jones. Stewart
and Wallace. left Bcl"n this week for
survey from here through the pass in
the mountains to the pocos river. The
party consists OF twenty five men. with
FIVE well equipped outfits drawn by
mules. 1hey expect 10 he absent a.uut
six weeks and viii make Belon their
headquarters
Douglas Johnson former New
Mexico University student. expects TO
be IN Albuquerque a few DAYS Of next
month. He is on his way to Clement
ranch near Magdalona on bear hunt
\ lazy liver makes lazy man Bur
dock Blood Bittcrs is the natural
never failing remedy Cor lazy liver.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
WIN SLOW.
Snccinl Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Winslow. Marcn 81 A party OF Ma
sons from Winslow lodge 80. - go 10
Holhrook on Saturday evening TO as
sist the Masons of Hulbrook To confer
the masters degree and to attend a
banquet given by the Holhrook hreth-
rem Among the party are w \ Parr.
~ VI and Brothers Lesser, Mahoney,
Thomas Davis. Finn, stewart and 9th
ors.
At regular meeting OF Winslow lodge
of Elks Thursday might the election
and install alton Of officers took place
and the following officers were elected
and installed: Bert |. Rieberg, exalt-
ed ruler: j. y, Woods. esteemed lectur.
ing knight: !. w. Burk. esteemed loyal
knight John Kangkasti. esteemed lee.
turing knight, T.. !. Wolf. secretary I.
Joseph l. KrentZ, treasurer; +. f.
Flcckengor. tyler; G.. A. Wolf. trustee;
4 w. Fleckengor. esquire, and Free
man Stewart chaplain.
The rush continues at the new mil
lincry parlors Of Mrs. Simms
No. I, east bound passenger ran
into an open switch and colided with
light engine on the side track. The
switch had been left open. Luckily
none Of the crew or passengers was
hurt except MIR. Paxton. the fireman
on 40. 4. who was scratched slightly
and one leg lightly hurt A tramp was
riding over between the tender and
baggage car and was killed, He was
brought To Winslow and after the cor
oner's jury inquest, the remains Were
turned over to Undertaken Parr foi
burial and inferred at Winslow GENE
terry The man killed proved To be
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
Saved Many a Time.

Don't neglect coughs and colds even
IL 1t is spring Such cases often result
seriously AZ this season just because
people are careless \ dose of one
Minute Cough cure will remove all
danger Absolutely safe. Acts az once.
Suc cure for coughs, colds. Group,
grip. bronchitis, and other throat aud
lung trouble II have used one Min
ute Cough cure several years, says
Postmaster &. q. Dawson, Barr, I'LL 1T
is the very best cough medicine on the
market It has saved me many a Sc
we're spell of sickness and | warmly
recommend it," The Childrens fav-
oritc. ]. II. ORielly ~ Co, b. H..
Briggs n Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
Wants To Helm Others.

II had stomach trouble all my life,
says Edward Mehler, proprietor of the
Union Bottling Works, Erie, Pa. and
tried all kinds of remedies, went to
several doctors and spent considerable
money trying 10 get moments peace.
Finally read of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
and have been taking il To my great
satisfaction. / never found its equal
for stomach trouble and gladly recon
mend it in hope that may help other
sufferers Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
cures all stomach troubles. You don't
have to diet kodol Dyspepsia Cure
digests what you eat, j. II. REILLY
& Co. b. II Briggs a. Co.
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Notes from Correspondents

which has hocn carried on all winter.
About -four feet OF ore has been found
which PROMISES the making of great,
producer.
j. /. Lopez went to Las Vegas yes.
tordaY carrying with him a large
chunk oi rctort recently taken out OF
the San Miguel mining claim. sir.
Lopez is getting some very rich ore
out of the san Miguel and his arrastra
Us saving all the values In the ore. MIR
Lopez is more than pleased with the
looks ot his mine which promises 10 be
a great mine