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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-25
MANY coLLIERIEs sTARreD.
Nonunion WoTkmen Receive Little En-
oourapennent to Keep at Work.

Nonunion WoTkmen Receive Little En-
enlargement to Keep at Work.
Scranton, Pa, October 24-AIl the min
ing companies In this region reported today
that large additions were made TO their
working force and that by Monday start
win have been made in all the collierea
except those at which extensive repairs IN
dertakeu during the strike win be com
pleted.
The imported workman IS decidedly
minus quantity today. Superintendent Rose
OF the Delaware ana Hudson company
which operates thirty plants, said no dic
not know Of a single import" in the com
pany's employ. Other superintendent SAID
very few remained.
The companies are not Diminishing any
nc1union men, but careful inquiry falls e
disclose single instance Of strenuous ef
fort on the part OF any company to induce
an import" to remain In the companyi
employ.
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"a, That oil can be secured in very
uniform manner
b. That the cooperative efficiency Of
nearly every kind OF oil per pound Of conn
bustihle Is probably the same White tho
crude oil may be rich in hydro carbons, It
also contains sulphur, 50 that after re-
lining. the distilled oil has probably the
same calorlac value as the crude product.
&c. That marine steam generator can
he forced TO even as high degree with
oil as with coal,
ID. That, m to the present time. no III
effects have been shown upon the boiler.
~. That the iremen are disposed TO
favor ell and therefore, no impeachment win
be net in this respect.
IF. That the air requisite for combns-
ton should be heated II possible before
entering the furnace. Such action nm
doubtcdly aSslsts the gasihratlcn Of the
oil product
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THE RESULT OF OIL TESTS.
Observation-Disclosures
WarnIna dem euIuarIa.

Sofa, Bulgaria, October 2f--The
Bulgarian government has sent an
identical note TO the powers. polnt-
iug out that. unless reforms Ia
Macedonia are insisted upon. the
government Of Bulgaria VIII be I'M
able to hold in check the pro-Aiace.
donian movement, which is agitating
this country.
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MO-. MINEs oPENEo up.
The Nonunion Workers Are Gradually
Being Displaced.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, October 24.-There
were twenty-five more mines IN operation
in the anthracite region than yesterday,
and the output will be close 70 10000 tons
The total output yesterday did not exceed
1900 tons. When In fun operation The
mines employ in every capacity about 49,
COO men and boys. OF this number. II Is
estimated that 5000 were at work today.
more amicabIe feeliE z prevailed today
between employer and iCSioye. The ex-
element over the com= rsment q work
yesterday wore on som sls today. There
was more work and u r. the non
union men are siowiyLJt Displaced at
many OF the mines. am - er employees
are taking their pise. Non
The Delaware, Lac'ViAst yoasd western
continues 70 lead IN .-.u---.l ofns,rnere are
TWO reasons for this, ssraAMninea are
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington, October 24.--East Texas
Fair Saturday and Sunday; light variable
winds becoming fresh southeast.
Louisiana Fair SATURDAY, and Sunday;
fresh cast winds on the coast
Oklahoma, West Texas. Indian Territory
and New MeXico-Fair Saturday and sun
day.
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Governor stones Orders.

Harrisburg, Pa. October Ex-Governor
stone today issued orders for the with
drawal Of the troops from the strike region
at such time as Major General Miller may
designate.
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Strike In Chicago.

Chicago. October "a The 700 employees Of
Morgan & Wright struck tonight because
the hrm refused to accept their judgment
as 10 what w0rkmen should he laid on
during the dull seasons of the year. The
company had offered to arbltrate,
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District Averages.
stations Temneratnre
uAvANA's DEATH RATE.
Not /, Case Of Yellow Fever Has Origin
ated in a Year.

Havana. October 24.-Dr. Finlay Of the
sanitary department, commenting on the
no.i+b conditions OF Havana during the
wonth ~ September, says the death rate
was II Sc per 100.
with the end Of September a fuil year
e,sstnsted In this city. This Is an event
whlch stands unparalleled
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Henvy Coal shlpnnents.

shamokin, Pa, october 2L--Thirty tnou-
sand tons OF coal were shipped from local
went 10 work.
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F,ank Norris Dying.

San Francisco. October 24.-Frank Norris,
the novelist. who recently underwent an
ouerstior FOR Appendicitis, was reported to
be dying az midnight.
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SUMMARY OF RESULTS
Finally. summing mp the results Of the
important shore experiments. made In
washington. the report concludes the treat
ment OF this subject as follows;
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General Observations.

Not included in means,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25

street last Tuesday afternoon 10 pay
their respects to Mrs John W. Mean
tire. her daughter Mrs John r Camp
bell of New York. and Mrs. Henry T.
Campbell
The scene presented by the rooms.
which are so perfectly adapted to the
purposes OF large reception, was in
deed one OF surprising beauty. still
further enhanced by the touch OF life
and color added TO II 10y many heauti.
ful and Handsomely EoWnod women.
those assisting and those of the guests
coming and going from TIL O'Clock
So ideally perfect was the affair that
IL seems almost n Dissertation of the
whole beautiful tout ensemble to enter
| into a detailed description of the
rooms separately. and their lavish and
elaborate decorations At the door
guests were met hy a colorod footman
and neatly capped and apronod maid.
| who took charge of cards and Wraus.
The large reception hail was one
| rosoatc glow OF pink The stair rail
was wound from top to bottom with
pink carnations and green foliage. The
stair landing was particularly inviting
with many beautiful pillows piled
about and IN the cmhrasure Just of the
landing softly shaded lights burned.
lending to the inviting aspect of the
spot. The fayurs of the afternoon were
daintily hand painted water colors in
diamond heart and square shape, the
designs being figures and flowers.
These were tied or pinned on each
arriving guest by Mrs Name Hen
drichs.
Attached to these favors were four
| gnlnYg of Iu1.t pil In, 10. ag.i,
schemes of the room. pink. yellow.
scarlet and green. The painting was
most artistic. ana to the design the
artist, Mrs. T.. c. Ripley, hau added
the initials of the hostesses. j W NJ.
j. r. c.. H. T.. c." and 1909
AIRS. Arthur Leonard greeted the
guests and directed them To where the
receiving party stood in the front par
Tor This room was in white and yel-
low. Bows of yellow ribbon and clus-
tiers of carnations caught the curtains
and vases of the same fragrant flow
ers sat on piano and tables.
| Mrs. McAntirc was goWned in cos.
tune of rich black lace over black silk
tafeta. She carried large bouquet
Of white roses and wore elegant dia
monds. Mrs. Henry T. Campbell was
also attired in black. soft crepe On
chine and carried yellow roses Mrs
John I. Campbell's gown was in per
feet harmony with the color scheme OF
the room II was of white mousseline
de sole over pale yellow taifeta. |,
was fashioned To conform to the
curves OF her fine figure and had a gar
niturc of yellow ribbon. Mrs. Camp
bell carried great armful of Anne"
lean beauty roses.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
Bright Prospects for Golden.

W H. Dicks superintendent OF the
Monte Cristo mine at Golden was a
welcome caller at this office Wednes
day says the Cerrillos Register. lie
informs us that there Is more activity
In the mines of that camp than there
has been for several years. Messrs
Trotter. Bergman and Wilson, who
are working the Old Reliable mill and
are putting in concentrating table
and other improvements with view
Ia treating their ore and that from
other mines In the camp He said that
the Mckinley and Lucas mines are b.
ing worked also and il is expected thu
the stamps will be dropping at the lat
ter in short time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
SILVER CITY.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
Silver City, y. NJ, Jan 1.-THE
ne%s Of the death of Mrs. II. NJ. Stock
or at AshevIlle. ~ c.. was re-
ceived in this city last Tuesday. The
deceased was the wife of II, NJ.
Steckor, formerly agent at this point
for the Santa Fe for a number of years
and now a member of the Silver city
Beer and Ice company. Mr.. Stecker
had lust taken her to Asheville for the
benefit OF her health and started on his
homeward Journey the day before she
died. but was stopped in st. Louis.
The deceased during her residence in
this city made numerous friends and
the horeayed husband has their sym
pathy
The wedding of Miss Florence La
zure and George w Turner took place
at the home OF the brides parents on
last Wednesday evening at 3 O'Clock.
The bride has been raised in Silver
CITY from early childhood and was one
of the many beautiful and accomplish
ed young ladies that are The pride of
this little city. Tho groom has for n
number OF years been manager of the
large store of the Pinos Altos Gold
Mining company. located at Pinos AZ
tos and owned by the Heart people,
where the young couple will remain
for a short time before going to Cali
fornia, whore they viii make their
future home.
The party Of Silver Citians who at
tended the carnival at ~ Paso return
ed on this mornings train and say that
they had a magnificent time and were
treated Loyalty.
Colin Wehlett. who accompanied the
remains Of Thos. 5 Helm 10 his old
home in Virginia. returned TO Silver
city on this mornings train.
II Is stated by the promoters Of the
electric railway from this city 20 the
Burro mountain mining district and
other adjoining mining camps that the
drop in copper would not affect the
construction of the road providing the
price Of copper goes to 10 cents and
remains there which would assure the
hrilding OF the proposed road for
which the city council granted fran
Chi9" q snort tine ago. Judge I u.
Domino the chief promoter OF the
enterprise, returned from a trip TO the
east few days ago whore he had
gone 20 interest capital In the enter
prise. and says that he met with fine
success, and as soon as the copper
market becomes settled and a definite
market price set operations will ne
commenced.
W. 10. Walton returned from a trip
10 Santa Fe yesterday, whore he at
tended the meeting Of commissioners
appointed from this territory to the
Louisiana Purchase exposition at st.
Louis in 1903
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
Remarkable Cure OF Croup-A Little
Boys Life Saved.

Chamberlain Cough Remedy. II
saved my little boys life and feel
that ! cannot praise ii snCugh. ]
bought bottle OF ii from A. T.. Steerc
of Goodwin. s. d.. and when got
home with il the poor baby could hard
IS breathe. gave the medicine as
directed every ten minutes until he
threw up" ana then | thought sure
he was going TO choke To death. We
had TO pull the phlegm out of his
mouth in great long strings. ! am
positive that If had not got that hot
lie Of cough medicine, my boy would
not be on earth today. Joel Demont,
Iowa. For sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
RiLLOS.
from tho Rogister.

From the Register
G.. NJ. Kinscll has been on the sick
list this week.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Prohst. OF Santa
Fo were Corrillos visitors
W. &. Rogers lett Tor California on
business.
II G. Hinsell returned TO the ranch.
after spending several days in Ger.
rillos aud Santa Fe.
Charles Sylvester. popular black.
smith. has been suffering with rheu-
matism for the past two weeks. but rs
now on the mend.
Messrs. William Nolan and William
Moore left for Bland the latter part OF
last week looking for work
warren Graham came up from Alhu
qucrquo and spent few days nj home.
Superintendent McCaffery. of the
Santa fe Gold a. Copper company s
works at San Pedro, was "A Ccrrillos
visitor.
j. :. Duncan. of Las Vegas. stopped
on here and visited with his friend
j. + Williams. between trains Wednes
day evening. He was on his way To
Arizona on business.
A few days ago. II. &. Kinsell brought
some fine samples of copper ore into
this office which were taken from the
Copper King mine. situated in the
Manzano mountains. This property
owned 10y Mr. Kinsell and other Ger
rillos parties, shows a thrce-foot vein
of very rich ore almost at the grass
roots and the owners think they have
IA bonanza.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
NetVsy Notes
From,
Exch q n geS
Gallup, Cerrillos
and Bland

before long. and then we will tell our
readers some of the best news they
have heard for 10! these many years.
All comes To those who wait.
New signs are developing every day
that reads one To believe that n bright
future is certainly In store for Bland.
An influx of immigrants To thus section
is looked for. too. which, If properly
controlled, will infusc new life in this
district.
u. H. Wilson this week received y
wooden hen incubator. and will now
manufacture chickens ON an extensive
scale His many friends will watch
his experimenting with interest
J G.. Thomas writes that Santa Rosa
is the liveliest town in the territory
and IL booming right along. Mr.
Thomas will engage in the drag bust.
ness there and his friends in Bland
wish him much success.
George Ostrandcr. the well known
mining man who has some valuable
properties in peralta canyon. spent the
front end of the week In Bland laying
In supplies. lie is credited with good
behavior during his stay in town. other
reports To the contrary notwithstand
ing.
The hunting party composed OF
Henry Brown. Thomas Williams and
Wayland Calendar have returned
They had very little success, so we are
Informed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25

a. j. Maloy and wife to Eluisa 8. de
Chavez. lot 2. in block +. la Baca a
Armijo's addition. 81.
Mary A. Hale and husband to j. a.
Henry. lot I. in block L.. In iluning's
Highland addition; 81.
Thomas +. Abbott to J. II. Vaughn.
onc.third interest In the Little Mollic
lode claim. in Cochiti mining district. :
$500.
Eslavio Vigil ct al. TO Luis Sanchez
y CASTILLO, a piece of land In precinct
NO 5. 2ixlO0 feet; $25.
vista A. Stevens Dresden 20 Mrsc. -.
G. Smith. warranty deed TO certain
property IN Bernalllo county; $3.50.
George Eberhardt to Minnie Schop.
per lot :, in block G. in A. d +. addi-
ton, 81.
Epimenia Lucero TO Alejo Herman.
dcbz. lot and house In the pueblo of
Cochiti. $40.
Hattie Brown and husband To- Anas
tacio Garcia. lots 10 and 90, In block (
in Baca addition; slo0.
Adelaide Gricgu TO j. X. Armijo. n
piece Of land in Los Griegos, 2iX27o
/ yards; $50.
Luis Garcia and wife TO Jennie Ar
cola. a piece OF land in Corralos, lON
/ III Naras, 500.
Strickland Albright and wife Co j
! Monahan. lots Is and ~. in block c, IN
! \. Il L. addition, $500.
/ Henrietta NJ. Lucas and husband &c
julius kltCr. lots 50 and Sc in hlocl
/ I. In Armijo Bros addition 5000.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
The FOUR CORNERS.
Utah, Colorado. Arizona ard New Mex.
leo Touch Each Other.

The point whore Utah, Colorado Ari-
IONA and New Mexico touch each other
is called the four corners This fact
is not a strange one. but when we
come To find that this Is the only place
where four states cor territories join we
find that this spot is in some way a
unique one. Not only is this the only
place in the United States where such
"A junction occurs, but IL is the only
one of It's kind in the world. This
statemen; seems broad one, hut a
short study of the maps of an atlas
Will show that II is correct Few tour
lists visit the place, although a monu.
ment erected hy government surveyors
marks the spot. Its distance from the
railroad and the difficulties attending
upon a trip there are enough TO deter
all but few of the most hardy tourists
from visiting it, The -four corners
is nearly "A hundred miles from Nan
cos Colo, which is the most conyen-
lent railroad point to the place. trom
there "A road leads To Navajo Springs,
where the Ute Indian agency Is 10.
Gated Then road leads 10 the San
Juan river aud from il trail which
crosses the san Juan near Scott &
trading post in Utah. The trail follows
the blufls on the south side of the
river for assistance until II ascends a
spur OF the Carizzo mountains.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25

CE RRILLOS.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Ccrullos. n. NJ. Jan. l9.-Juan Sena.
who worked as a section hand for the
Santn Fc at Ortiz, FIVE miles east Ct
Cerrillos. came to Cerrillos with others
on hand car. Starting home about 6
O'Clock in the evening and when about
half a mile out. Sena was struck by
the handle of the car and knocked
off. the car passing over him and in.
dieting such injuries that he died with
in couple of hours thereafter. II is
understood that Sena's people live at
Watrous. from whence he came some
time ago.
NJ, Kaufman. half owner and man
ager of the store Of the San Verde
Mercantile company. al San Pedro
returned from visit to New York
about two weeks ago. After remain
ing for ten days he left again for Now
| York. and from there he will go "a
Tennessee. where he will have the
management Of two company stores
at mines controlled by the Lewisohn's
who are also principal owners Of the
Santa Fe Gold and Copper MINING
company's properties at San Pedro
Mr.. Kaufman will retain his interests
ut San Pedro. the management OF
which will be in the hands 81 W. F
| Williams, who has been connected Wit
the store from the start.
Miss kittie Green and Thos. HUI
were married at the Palace hotel here
on Thursday evening OF last week The
| bride Is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Green and the groom is of the firm
of Huh Bros, liverymen. Only a very
! few guests were invited. aside from
! the immediate members of the respec
| tie families, but great number Of
friends wish them JOY and prosper
! ity,
John koury Is moving his stock o.
goods into the building recently vacat
! ed by j. II GordoS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

George f. Denny To ID j. Abel. a
piece OF land in the old town of Albu-
querque. $1,000.
W. c. Leonard and wife to Wilnam
kieke, lot &, in block %. in original
town of Albuquerque, $4,000.
Barbara l.. de Garcia To Barbara A.
de Montoya. n piece of land in Cor
rales, 2l5Xl00 yards; 500.
r.. \. Miora, executor. to Jesus Ma.
Sandoval. a piece of land in the town
of Corrales; $3.50
John Becker and wife to Mrs. Mar.
tina Berger, lot |. .. 3, 4, ,, 9 and Z. in
block ID, Duran A. Alexander addition; ;
81.
George S. yesterday and wife to
Mrs. Fila Ballou, lot > in block |. in
New Mexico Town Co.'S addition; ;
81 900.
Richard Guttcrman to John T. For
sha. one fourth interest in the New
York lode; S25.
Rosetta Baker and husband To Emma
G. SluyStCr. lots 10, 10 and II, in block
?. in T. Armijo a Bro = addition; ST.
Emma G. Sicyster and husband To
Rose Il. Delaney ct al, same property
as above described; 81.
Charles +. Myers and wife TO NJ. W.
Flournoy. lot 6. in block &c. in Hun
ing's Highland addition 81.
f. l.. Pearce and wife 20 VI. w Flour
uoy. lot e. in block l6, IN liunilg 3
highland addition 5000.
NJ W. FlCurnOy and wife 20 K. w.
-. Bryan lot 6. In block &c. in nun
iug'a highland addition; 81.
MARY {. Dunlap 20 Michael OOon-
neil, tot L. In block %, In town OF Aihu-
qucrquo; 81.
Francisco GrieRo and wife to Nicolas
Garcia and wife, piece OF land In
Los puranes; $50
Hattie T.. Fanchcr and husband TO
John Langla lots is and ~, in block
X, In \. a T. addition; $i,z9u.
Cecilio Garcia and wife to Ilteli
Bros. three pieces of land In the town
OF Los Candelarias; $50.
Jose &. Garcia ana wife To Marinro
5. Otero. all grantors interest in the
Canon de Sau Diego grant 81.
Jose r. Sanchez To Macedonia OlOna,
a piece of land In Ranches de Atrisco.
S2Xl5O varas; Sl6i
Evelyn Stingle and husband II He'd
Wis Goebel, lot 3, in block ~. IN Hun
ing's Highland addition. 81.
Antonio Chavez and wife tn A. j.
Maloy, lot 2, in block +. In Baca a
Armijos addition; 81.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25
WILL PLAY WITH WESTERN.
Bert Jones Probably win Pitch for
Colorado Springs.

Bert Jones, the Golden, Colo, pitch.
or. stated that tho contract he had
signed with the Philadelphia National
League team was conditional. which
would not be enforced If Colorado
Springs remained In the Western
League. says the Denver Republican.
81 was not free, he said, TO make
an unconditional agreement. for I was
bound 10y contract made with TnOm.
as Burns and William Everitt. So il is
probable that | will be with the Colo.
RADIO Springs team In the Western
League.
II do not think that many of the
Western League players viii jump 10
the American association. Most of
these players are young fellows who
have TO make their way. and they all
have ambitions TO get into the Ma
tional II there is space between the
big leagues and the association of
minor leagues the only chance for pro
motion will be 20 remain where they
are. The minor league organization is.
| think, one of thc strongest that has
been made of late years. Those who
are in any OF these leagues aud likely
To have that 81 900 fine put against
them II they jump, will he mighty care
ful about what they do. ! do not he
lieve all these reports about men who
have signed with the American asso-
citation. and | expect To see a lot of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25

Putney proprietor. have received TWEEN.
~ carloads Of wheat and are now
grinding day and night.
Weddings are not yet over. There
will be two weddings on Monday at Al.
godones. Rev Father Coudert, of Ber.
nalillo, viii ufiiciate. Those concerned
are David Gurule and Miss Arch.
beGgc. and George Pitts. son of tho
late James Pitts. will marry Isabel
Garcia. Dances will conclude tn hap
ply events.
Alcarp Montoya is around again,
limping. but otherwise none the worse
for his accident.
Chas krcher. travelling salesman
for Eli Walker Il Co. dry goods store
% - Louis visited Bernalilo on Jan.
II and sold big bill of goods to Biho
& Co.
Tomorrow, Sunday, will be the big
Indian feast at AlEodoncs. Horse rae.
ing and other amusemcuts will BE- ON
the program.
The family of Joseph Bibo are cX
pocting visit from the family of ST
mon Bibo. Of Laguna.
Work has been commenced on the
Bernalillo irrigation ditch for the com
ing season.
Bornalillo is now rejoicing in the ar
rival OF another young American wo
man teacher.
Miss Ethel Gregg has for the past
four years been engaged as a govern
ment teacher for the Indians. Sh,
has at her request been transferred
from the last position in the larg,
school two miles from Albuuerque tC
the Indian school about four mile.
from Berualillo She has taken rooms
at the place whore Mr.. Hunter ant
family have been living and will ride
on horseback back and forth to hel
work every day
The Indians at present are nj thu
pueblo twelve miles away but wi
send their children To the school foul
miles from here. Miss Gregg expects
to commence her work on Monday ol
| Tuesday OF next week.