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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-12
FRASER MOUNTAIN COPPER COMPANY.
Its SmeIter viii Blow In Some Time This Moath-E1.
tensvs Development Work.

Joseph L. Oliver, one of the party of
Taos people who arrived in Santa Fe
last evening, is an extensive stakeholder
in the Fraser Mountain Copper Comp
any operating at Twining, Taos county,
and arrived here from Asbury Park,
New Jersey, about two weeks ago to
remain during the summer and winter.
He is delighted with the climate of
northern New Mexico and its magnifi-
cent resources and remarked that it is
a pity that thousands of young men in
the east without opportunities, do not
come to New Mexico to assist in its
development and at the same time gain
a competence for themselves and live in
the finest climate in the world MIR.
Oliver is prominent citizen of Asbury
Park, Shriner belonging to Lulu
Temple, Philadelphia, and a 32d degree
Mason. He will probably later take
charge Of the large store which is to be
established at Twinng. He reports
that the water power at Twining is in
such shape that operations can be COM
menced at once at the smelter. Letiler
turbines furnish sG4 horse power to
drive the machinery for the smelter as
well as for tbs mine and the large
dynamo which fdrA,. ,hes electric light
to the camp and shiah has been set up.
The tramway from the mines to the
smelter has been completed. 1t is 300
feet long. The capacity of the smelter
is 12O tons day. Three shifts are at
work in the mines doing development
work and piling up ore on the immense
dumps. The smelter is to start up in
about two weeks.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-12
District Court.

Judge McFie today approved the bond
of the United States Fidelity and Guar
antv Company for $4,000 for Higinio
Sanchez, treasurer and collector of Taos
county.
The injunction proceedings of the
Acequia Capillita del Rosario vs.. Felipe
set for June ~, will probably, by agree
ment of counsel, be heard In two or four
days before Judge McFie.
In the land contest cases of Casimiro
Chacon VS.. DemetrioN Rivera, of Rio
Arriba county, an agreement has been
reached for the present season for the
division of lands and crops until the
general land Office has passed upon the
contest recently decided adversely to
Rivera in the federal land Office in this
city.
A decree was signed by Judge McFie
today, upon agreement of counsel, In
the water rights case of Luis M. Ortiz
ct al. vs.. The Los Luceros, Villita, Pa
checo and Plaza del Alcalde Ditch, of
Rio Arriba county. The main features
OF the agreement are that Felipe d.
Cullen is to be recognized as the mayor
QOmO ana Juan u FdcneCO. Juan IL.
Garcia and Narciso Sanchez as the ditch
commissioners; that IA cents per acre
per year is not to be considered an ex-
cessive charge; that the mayordomo is
to receive $40 month during the irri-
CATION season, and that any surplus Is
to be applied to building bridges, etc
over the ditch.
Judge N. B. Laughlin who returned
last evening from Taos. says that w.
L. Mcclure, P. M. Dolan and Inocencio
Valdez, appraisers of the personal prop
erty of Juan Santistevan, the banker
and merchant who assigned two weeks
ago, will complete their work this
week and that their report will throw
more light on the real standing of San
tistevan. Max. Nordhaus and Miguel
Baca are the appraisers of the sheep
and wool of Santistevan which are
mostly on the range in San Miguel
county. Judge Laughlin believes that
II time is given until September. the
assignee will realize over $1OOO.0 900 out
Of the property. The liabilities foot up
about $4,000.
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THE TERRITORIAL
CATTLE SANITARY BOARD
At Its Meeting at Las Vegas on Tuesday
0'Means for Preventing the Introduction
and Spread Of the Spanish Itch
We're Discussed
REPORTS ABOUT THE CATTLE INDUSTRY
IN NEW MEXICO ARE ENCOURAGING

The Cattle Sanitary Board met at the
office of the secretary, Captain j. A. La
Rue at Las Vegas, on Monday Owing
to the non-arrival of members, no quo
rum was present. Tuesday, however
W. c. Barnes of Dorsey, Colfax coun-
ty, arrived, making the third member
present. the others being Il. G. Austen
and M. N. Chaffin of Las Vegas.
A great deal of accumulated routine
business was disposed Of, some chang
es We're made in the inspection service
and there were various important mat
ters pertaining to the welfare of the
cattle business discussed
The board is endeavoring to arouse
the cattle raisers of the territory to the
danger of the Texas or Spanish itch
which is spreading so rapidly through
the west and has arranged with the
department of agriculture for the dis
tribution among cattlemen of the bulle-
tin issued by the bureau of animal in
dustry concerning this comparatively
new disease. The board believes that
by thus showing the cattle raisers the
dangers of the disease and the means
to be taken to stamp it out that it will
be the Nounce of prevention and the
disease will not gain any foothold in
the territory. This disease has gained
a strong foothold in Colorado and some
of the northern states and large sums
have already been expended in endeav-
ors to stamp it out. The New Mexico
board is trying to keep the cattle free |
from disease and believe 1t easier to
meet it before it enters than to stamp |
1t out after it is once here.
w. HI. Greer of the Victorio Land and |
Cattle Company, was before the board |
on matters touching the cattle indus
try in Grant county.
The tax levy for the ensuing fiscal
year was also fixed as required by law
and the secretary was directed to noti-
fly Governor Otero Of this action.
C. L. Ballard, the member from the
Roswell district and Martin Lohman
Of Las Cruces, president of the board.
were both unable to be present. Mr..
Barnes acted as president pro tenn.
DR.. Allen of the bureau of animal In
lustry, en- route from Kansas City to
ook after affairs along the Mexican
line, stopped off at Las Vegas to con-
suit with the board on several matters.
Reports from inspectors all over the
territory give most encouraging news
Of the good condition Of cattle every
where except in the extreme south
western part were rain is badly need
I'd.
Inspector Brown, stationed at DEM
ing, was also In attendance at the
boards meeting to inform the board or
several points relative to cattle ship
nents in his district. Mr.. Brown re-
ports few buyers in his vicinity, but
generally speaking cattle buyers are
very scarce In the territory.
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TWO DISASTROUS
CONGREGATIONS
Several Industrial Establishments Were De-
stroYsd by the Flames Today at
Wheeling and Pueblo.
LOSS Foo7S UP 100000
About Five Hundred Persons We're Thrown Ont Of En-
ploymsnt Ia The West Virginia ctty-Ths Loss
at the Colorado City Is Nearly Gov
cred by Insurance.

Wheeling, w. Va, June 1.-THE
plants Of the Ts,y Watkins Catsup and
Preserve Company, the Wheeling Mat
tress Company and the Acme Box Com.
pany were destroyed by fire today. The
loss is estimated at $l5O,Ooo. About 500
persons were thrown out of employment.
A BIG FIRE AT PUEBLO.
Pueblo, Colo June 12.-The Standard
Fire Pressed Brick Works, situated
aorth of this city, was damaged today
by fire, the amount of loss amounting
TO s150,OO0. The loss is nearly covered
by insurance.
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noon from Topeka where She went to
visit her mother who was sick
Miss Eunice Tamme is on the indis-
posed list today.
Miss Cora Stern will leave the last of
the week for visit in st. Louis
Secundino Romero returned this af-
ternoon from Albuquerque.
John Critics left this afternoon for
Colorado where he will go on the road
for the Chicago Portrait Company.
Miss Maggie Bucher, the school sup
erintendent, left this afternoon for La
Junta for a few days visit.
No. l was delayed an hour, and three
other trains five hours, up at Bloom
near La Junta this morning on account
of the coupling between two cars slip
ping out and piling UP six freight cars.
The damages are about $3.50 for each
car and about SO for the track.
r. D. Gibson and Daniel Patterson of
Ration, went down to Santa Fe today
on an inspection trip.
| Max Karlsruhe returned to Springer
this afternoon after a few days in the
city.
Ben Weller, the drummer, went down
to Albuquerque this afternoon.
Judge John H. Knaebel Of Denver,
was in the city a short time today and
| left this afternoon for his home in
Denver. He and Judge William J.
Mills are old law partners and, in COM
| Ipany with Hon. Charles A. Spiess, had
a little reunion at Judge Mills home
this noon. Judge Knaebel paid ''our"
Judge a fine compliment by saying one
of his greatest pleasures was In know
| ing Judge Mills as intimately as he did.
and having the honor to be an old time
partner Of his.
" Cross of Topeka, Kas., and wife
are sojourning In the Meadow city.
A. D. Kendall left this afternoon for
Kansas City, he having decided not to
remain for his health.
Postmaster Blood is in receipt of one
of the patent Doremus stamp canceling
machines. 1t is quite large machine
and will rapidly cancel the stamp on
the front and put the received mark on
the back. 1t will greatly facilitate
matters at the postoffice and Mr.. Blood
is to be congratulated upon the inno-
walton.
Three new mail boxes We're installed
today, one at the corner Of Baca aven-
ue and 7th street. one at corner Of
Grand and Washington avenues and
one at Commerce and Lincoln avenues.
The parcel box for the railroad plat
form has not yet arrived. but will be
erected as soon as II comes.
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FLAG DAY ORDER.
Citizens In General and Veterans In Particular Asked
TO Display the Flag

Santa Fe, June IL, 19oa.--Saturday,
June Ia, 1902, is the 125th anniversary
of the adoption of the American flag and
the ladies of the Woman's Relief Corps
of this city, have taken charge of the
exercises appropriate to such occasion.
Commrades of the Grand Army of the
Republic of this city will see that the
flag is properly displayed upon their
residences and the citizens of Santa Fe
are quested to do so also, and 1t is desired
that all who can will attend the Flag
Day exercises in the Plaza one Saturday
evening at o'clock.
w. S. FLETCHER, Adjutant.
JOHN r. MCFIE,
Commander of Carleton Post No. 3.
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MARKET REPORT.
MONEY AND METAL.

New York, June 12.-Money on call
easy atsA per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, q AZ per cent. Silver, 524.
New York, June 1l-Lead unchanged;
copper, S1s.4a1a a s12.62h.
GRAIN.
Chicago, June 12.-Wheat, June, 723s
September, 70as.
Corn, June, 72N; September, 5sss.
Oats, June, 40; September, 2sSs.
PORK, LARD, RIBS.
Pork, June, S17.6O; September, $l7.70.
Lard, June, $10.271a; September. So
3eK.
Ribs, July, slo.45; September, $lo.a5.
Kansas City, Mo-, june 12. Cattle, re-
ceipts, 1000; steady.
Native beef steers, 81. .25 q 81. 65; Tex.
as and Indian steers $2.70 q $525;
Texas cows, $500 q $500; native cows
and heifers, $2.75 q S.. so; stockers and
feeders, $3.4O q $500; bulls, $500 q
S.. .25; calves, 81. rs q $3.50.
Sheep, receipts, 5000; steady.
Muttons $500 q IS. 80; lambs, $500 a
$40; western wethers, $4.00 q $3.50;
ewes $4.25 a $500.
Chicago, June 12-Cattle, receipts,
5000; weak.
Good to prime steers, $7.35 a $500;
poor to medium, $5.25 a sc. 90; stockers
and feeders, Sc. so q $5.25; cows $1.40 a
$5. 80; heifers, $3.50, q $3.50; Gamers,
$1.40 a $3.50; bulls, $255 q $5.55;
calves, $3.50 a $500; Texas fed steers,
$500 q $6.55.
Sheep, receipts, 10000; sheep and
lambs slow.
Good to choice wethers, SIS. 90 a IS. rs;
fair to choice mixed, $3.50 q $500;
western sheep $500 @ $40 native
lambs, S5.95 q $6.75; western lambs,
IS. so q $6.75; spring lambs, $7.25.
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win Partition IN Estate

Judge Mcmillan, of the 5th ju dicia
district, has ordered the estate of the
late Henry G. Petty distributed and par
titioned and has appointed commission.
ers to make the partition. Under the
law the widow will receive one-half of
the estate and the other half Will be
divided among the children. The estate
has been appraised at $4,000.
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new MEXICO MINES.
A Test Of tho lithoUiphng Stone Found In otsrt
County.-Ths El Paso Smsltsr After STEMS
Pass Ore,

| The Lucille mine, a good silver ant
gold claim located near Silver City
/, Grant county. has large force of mel
on it at present cnd is turning Out SOME
very good values The mine is owned
by Colonel Carter and is in charge Of
Mining Engineer Stevens of Silver City
A car of machinery for the boring OF
oil at Ration, has been shipped from
Boulder, Colo, and as soon as the ma
chinery arrives active operations will
be begun, to find out If there is any oil
in or. about Ration.
s. w. Winn is expected at Lordsburg
Grant county, from Chicago, and he
will take personal charge Of the affairs
of the Mineral Mountain Company. Ac-
tive operations will be resumed at once
A group Of claims in the Gold Belt
near Silver City, Grant county, has
been secured by Thomas Fox for a
large syndicate. The property Is in q
good location and the ore is an easy
concentrating proposition and shows
good gold and silver values.
The Ell Paso smelter has offered to
handle the STEMS Pass ores for $3.50
ton and allow full contents for the
iron and lime at 6 cents a unit. The ore
from this section seems to be a good
proposition for the smelters for they
are naming low rates to get the work.
ing of this ore.
The recent experiments with litho-
graphing stone from Otero county have
been highly satisfactory. The tests
were made only on the small size
stones. A carload Of large size stones,
entirely free from small quartz specks
and discolored veins has been shipped
for experimental purposes. In this car
there are some slabs as large as a
door and it is expected that this ship
ment will establish the reputation OF
Otero county lithographing stone.
The Wilson Mining and Milling Com
pany, of the STEMS Pass section, Grant
county, recently shipped 96-pound
brick of bullion, this being the result
of a 72-hour run. Several other bricks
will soon follow. The mill has been
running on 12-hours time owing to the
short water supply. but arrangements
are being made to increase the water
supply, when the mill will be started or
24-hours time, divided in three shifts
The average daily production of this
mill is 100 pounds of bullion. The devel-
opment work on the mine Is proving
to be good one and the values are in
creasing as depth is attained. The
shaft is now being sunk to the 40O-foot
level and prosecuting and drifting Is
being done on the 3O0-foot level.
William Davis of Wheeling, w. Va.
the president of the Ontario Mining
Company, the new owners Of the On
tario and McGinty mines, located near
Lordsburg, Grant county, has arrived
in Lordsburg and is looking over the
situation. A new 25-horse- power gaso.
line hoist has been placed on the On.
tario and deep shaft will be sunk, as
the owners think there is more money
to be made at the depth Of 1000 feet
than at several hundred feet The cap
ital of this company Is all from West
Virginia
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Double Tracking tho Santa Fe.

The work on the second track on the
Santa Fe railway between the city Of
Ration and the Ration tunnel Is pro-
crossing rapidly, the tents Of the work.
men being strung along the line from
the city to the tunnel.<|The additional
track is an extensive improvement and
will take some time to complete it, as
there are many heavy cuts and fills
to contend with.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-12
sheep Must Be Dipped.

Sheep Inspector Baker recently seized
q herd Of sheep belonging to G. s. Long,
whose ranch is located near Roswell,
Chaves county. The sheep were found
to be scabby, not having been dipped.
The case was settled by Long paying
the fine and having the sheep dipped at
nuca s5stsl
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Will Engage in Business in the Philip
pines.

II. e. Kearney and son, f. T. Kear-
ney, have sold their interests in the
camille Company OF Colfax county, to
Frank Burnett. They will leave Ration
on Friday for the Philippines and will
sail from San Francisco on June 19.
They will take with them two carloads
of machinery, including a saw mill and
an electric light plant. They expect to
engage in the lumber business about
$50 miles from Manila.
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ESCAPED FROM THE TRAP.
The Murdsrous Oregon Coavcts Manage to Euds Their
pursuers.

Portland, Ore. June 12.-Harry Tracy
! and David Merrill the murderous con-
victs who were surrounded in woods
near Gervais by tho sherff's posse and
the state troops, eluded the pursuers
during the night and at 6 O'Clock this
morning were seen five miles north Of
Gervais. The fugitives stopped at a.
farm house, where they took breakfast
and obtained some food to take with
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county.
INCORPORATION.
The Chicago and New Mexico Miner
al and Oil Company filed incorporation
papers today the incorporators and di-
rectors being j. J. Fox, w. B. Warrall,
Jefferson Reynolds, H. B. Jones and W.
H. Brenton, all Of New Mexico. The
capital stock is 100000 divided into
100000 shares. The field of operation
is in Guadalupe county. Headquarters
at Santa Rosa in that county.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS.
Territorial Treasurer J. H. Vaughn
today received from Eugenio Romero,
collector of San Miguel county. $21. .65
of 1900 taxes, and s15,963.97 of 1901 tax
es; from c. w. Holman, collector Of
Mora county, $2.45 of 1900 taxes, and
$S,43167 of 1901 taxes. The First Nat
ional Bank of Clayton has made appli-
cation to become territorial deposit
tory and has filed bond of $4,000.
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SANTA FE, N M, THURSDAY JUNE l2 1902.
THREE BARKS WRECKED
IN A STORM
A Norwegian, Swedish and German
Bark Toundered on the Coast Of Cape
Colony Near the Seaport Of East
London-Orew Of One Lost.
THE COAST WAS STREWM WITH
WnECkAGE AFTER the STORM

East London, Cape Colony, June 12.-
The Norwegian bark Atbara, the Swed-
ish bark Aurore and the German bark
Elizelinick have been wrecked during a
heavy southeast gale. All the crew Of
the Albara We're drowned, except the
captain, Who was ashore. The crews
of the other two vessels were saved.
The coast Is strewn with the wreckage.
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Rsal Kstata paals.

F. c. Crump recently sold his Fire.
baugh ranch on the La Plata, San
Juan county, to J. w. Steinson for a
consideration of 5000 cash.
w. r. Shaver and wife sold their
residence in Pennington, San Juan
county to I. w. Daniels Of the same
place for $4,000 and the amount Of last
years taxes. amounting to $31. Shaver
and his family will move to Colorado
Springs, Colo, where they intend to
make their future hume.
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Wanted in Kansas.

A young man by the name of Oaks
was arrested at Santa Rosa by Deputy
Sheriff Pedro Cariaga. The man Is
wanted by the authorities Of Winfield,
Kas., on the charge Of assault to kill.
An officer from that place arrived and
will escort Oaks to Kansas to stand
A~s~
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WEST POINTS CENTENNIAL.
The Diplomas We're Presented to the Members Of ths
GraduatIng Class BY President Roosevelt.

West Point, N. Y, June 12.-The CEN
tennial celebration of the military acad-
emy closed today with the presentation
of diplomas to the Tooth graduating
class. The program included the pre-
sentation of diplomas by President
Roosevelt.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-12
water works for Santa Rosa.

A preliminary survey for the purpose
Of determining the feasibility Of laying
a pipe line from about distance Of 5000
feet up the Pecos river at Santa Rosa,
Guadalupe county, has been completed ).
The survey gives a drop Of $50 feet and
a new water works for Santa Rosa will
probably soon be built as the water of
the river at that point above Santa Rosa
Is excellent, while below 1t is strongly
alkaline.
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a Tornado 1t Logan.

The town OF Logan, Union county, ex-
perienced tornado last week that
threatened to faze the whole town.
Serious damage was done to the crops
and many buildings suffered.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-12

The residents Of Spring Mound Val
ley, in Chaves county. recently elected
w. A. Eaker school director and voted
o special 5 mill levy for modern school
building to be built OF the fine building
stone found in the vicinity.
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The Wool Market.

St. Louis, Mo-, June l2.-Wool is
steady; territory and western medium,
.l415 a 1615c; fine, II a 15}ac; coarse,
IL "a 14Lc.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-12

WANTED: Experienced dry goods
clerk, speaks English and Spanish.
References. SELIGAGAN BROS,
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a Bed Of Fire Clay.

Workmen on the well of Colonel VIII
liams near Aztec, San Juan county,
have struck Ave foot vein of genuine
fire clay. They have also found the
Indications for coal very good in this
well.
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tion Of his successor in the meantime
has been held up to permit this COM
promise agreement to be carried out.
PRESIDENT RETURNS TO WASH
INGTON.
/ West Point. N. r, June 12-The pres
ident left here this afternoon for WASH
|irytoa.
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OFFICIAL MATTERS

LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.
Coal Declaratory Statement: Warren
S. Bartlett, New York. so acres, Colfax
county.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-12

Davis. the plumber, will improve the
looks of your property, with Western
Anchor Iron fence. Cheaper than any
other fence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-02
Virginia. Carolina Chemical Company.

The additional stock of the Virginia
Carolina Chemical Company, which was
listed on the Stock Exchange last week.
makes the total stock listed as follows:
$12, 100000 preferred stock and So, 49,, AGO
common stock. The additional issue of
common stock, si5, 1854, 400. it appears. has
been used to acquire the Southern Cot
ton Oil Company and a large number of
independent cotton oil companies (Which
have sLnct been merged into the South
ern Cotton Oil Company. The Southern
Cotton Oil Company Is now, therefore
the owner of about eighty cotton oil
mills, ginneries and fertilizer compa nies.
1t is believed that the activity III the
stocks Of the Chemical Company us
based on the facts Stated and the known
earning power Of the company. Since the
organizati ton of the Chemical Company it
has regularly paid 5 per cent. on the
preferred and per cent on tie Common.
The yearly dividend requirements on the
increased capital stock will. at.prsent
rates of dividends. call for s.. 1875. Es-
tirnating very conservatively that the
Chemical Compa ~ will make 81 Coo i'd
ditional profit through The acquisitions of
these cotton oil properties, and taking the
profit of the wear ending June is, 1901
there would be total estimate profit
of $685., 900, which will be equal to over
7 per cent. on the common stock.-New
York Tribune.