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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-15
Railroad Topics

Superintendent Lampert of the ST.
Louis division Of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railway, has resigned his
position.
John A. Ross. me travelling engi-
neer and superintendent of road en-
gineers. was In the city on Official
duty. He was at the local shops yes
terday.
Thos. Livingston, a moulder of the
Albuquerque Foundry, left yesterday
morning for Pittsburg. ra.. where he
will join his family. He expects to
return here in three months accom-.
panied by his family
President Burt of the Union Pacific.
has returned to Omaha from the d..
rectors meeting In New York. and has
emphatically denied the report that
he Is to be succeeded as head Of the
Union Pacific by Governor Odell OF
New York.
Col. Samuel r.. cray, general west.
ern freight gent of the Pennsylvania,
has attained the age limit OF 10 years,
and will retire under the company's
pension rules on December i6. He has
been with the Pennsylvania since
1860. He served through the civil war
anu tVutthuBihtth WllhiuB WhI tsihi-
nlscences of that conflict.
The will OF the late p. NJ. Arthur.
grand chief OF the Brotherhood of Lo-
connective Engineers, was filed for pro.
bate at Cleveland. All the property is
left to his wife. Caroline Arthur, who
Is named as executrlx. A request In
the will asks that none of the proper
~ be sold. The will Is very brief and
there is nothing to indicate the value
OF the estate.
II Is state. that at the meeting of
the stockholders of the San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass railway company
to be held at Austin, Texas, ON August
10. the necessary authority will be
given for extending the road 10 Tam.
pico, Mexico. Construction of the ex-
tension that is to be built from Alice,
Texas, to Browns, lie, a distance Of
$50 miles, is already In progress. APP
plication viii be made to the Mexican
government Tor a concession for the
proposed Tamplco line. II will con.
meet with the Mexican Central at
Tampico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-15
DEMING.
From the Headlight.

From the Headlight.
Mrs. A. J. Kelley and Miss Nina
Clark went up to Haywood and areen-
joying their outing immensely.
Mrs. John Deckart and youngest
son, Carl, left for San Francisco for
a few weeks visit with her mother
and other relatives.
Mrs. Frank Wymann, who has been
visiting at Granite Gap for the past
month where Mr.. Wymann Is superln-
tending the working OF his mines, re-
turned home last Saturday night.
Col. p. II. Smith expects soon to
commence the erection of a $4,000
building on the corner of Silver aven
ne and Pine street. When completed
the building is to he occupied by the
loan and Trust Company, which ID
soon to he started in this city
The FLORIDA Mining and Milling
Company OF wnicn =. .. Smith is man
ager, are talking very strongly OF put
ting In a smelter here at Deming and
1t would be well for our citizens tC
give these gentlemen all the support
and encouragement they can in thi,
matter. AS sure as We get me
smelter here others are sure to follow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-15

ORTIZ OF santa Fe for an increase; An
tonic Roiba of Ildefonso for an in.
crease.
Land Office Business.
The following homestead entries
have been flied in the United States
land Office: Juan Armenia OF Santa
Fe. 100 acres in San Miguel county,
being the ~ y Of the NE. 4 OF sec
ton 7. and the n Y Of the NV. Y OF
section 8, T. II N, X. IL II. James
Oscar Neofus Of Conant, 100 acres of
land in San Miguel county. being the
NV. u OF the Sc. Il and the Sc. u
Of the SIC. X OF section 81. and the
SW. 4 OF the SW. u of section 20,
T IL N. II. "a T..
Final proofs were made In the
United States land office as follows:
Victorio Casias of Springer. 100 acres
in Lolfax county. ling the r. ~ Of the
Sc. y of section and the SIC. Y OF
the Sw Y OF section 3. T. 20 N, r.
% T.. Jose lie Jesus Vigil Of Wagon
Mound, 100 acres In Mora county, be
ing the NV. Y OF the NV. u OF sec.
ton 10 and the r. n OF the NE. Y
and the NE 4 OF the Sc. 4 OF sec.
ton "A. T. 20 ~, r 23E
Subscribe Nv tho naNV ,,t,zpu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-15
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FAR NiNGTON.

From the Zines.
June Roberts returned home from a
two weeks outing in the mountains
around lockwood, Colo.
Howard DeIuche OF Jewett, was up
on business lie says his school dis
trict, No. 20, will build new school
house this fall. either of stone or
brick
Dennis cunningham of the La
Plata. will leave for Butte. Mont,
about the LIST Of September, for Wis
II with his daughters. He expects to
bring two of them home with him.
Sherifi ]. e. Elmer and family re-
turned from two weeks outing In
the Dolores country. They went as
far as Duntun on the West Dolores.
Mr. Elmer killed one deer and caught
all the fish they could eat. His moth
er and brother, Judd, returned with
him.
Polk Pipkin has returned from a
trip to Mckinley county, where he
went to investigate the killing OF his
son. Emmett Pipkin, which occurred
| about the 18th Of June at the Box s
ranch He thinks the murder was ev-
identity the work of Mexicans instead
of Navajoes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-15
RAILROAD OFFICIALS.
Messrs. Andrews and Hopeweii In th
City Today.

Clty IOudy.
Senator w. II. Andrews, president
o: the Santa Fe Central and Albuquer
que Eastern railways, and Hon. w.
Hopewell. general manager OF sam
roads. arrived here last night from a
trip into the Manzano and Gallinas
ranges of mountains. They were out
four days and were accompanied b.
Attorney H. NJ. Dougherty and Min
Ing Engineer Charles r. Reyes Of So.
zorro.
Senator Andrews said this afternoon
that the trip was made for the purpose
Of investigating the quantity and quail
~ of the iron deposits OF the Gallinsa
range. The deposits there are qui
extensive and In some portions very
rich. The senator said tnat :, Is pos
slble that road Will be built from,
the Santa Fe Central into those noun.
tains, and II Is barely possible that
Albuquerque will some day become an
iron city rivaling Pittsburg. From
the Santa Fe Central near Willard to
the iron deposits In the Gallinas is a
distance OF trife more than twenty
miles and through country almost
virgin In the way OF development.
Senator Andrews will be in the city
several days on matters OF business
and will In :he near future, establish
his own private office here.
DR.. Keyes and Attorney Dougherty
have returned TO Socorro
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-15
Pennsylvan,ans En- Route to San
Francisco.

The special train OF Pullmans, con.
tanning pennsylvanlans en- route to at.
tend the national encampment OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic at San
Francisco. will be In Albuquerque.
iuesaay, August II, at 7:15 p. m. On
the train will be Commander-in-Chi
Thomas J. Stewart, and stan. himself
a Pennsylvania. and some 200 other
of tine boys, who wore the blue from
the Keystone state. with forty battle
flags OF Posts and s, Philadelphia.
ana Post 1873 OF Allegheny City, escort
ing department Commander Edwin
Walton and staff
The Pennsylvanians will be given a
warm reception here. The committee
In charge of the arrangements. selec.
ted members OF ". A.. Warren Post
NO. s. department OF New Mexico, are
Leveritt Clark, A. harsch, Il. 8 STOW
err. J. NJ. Moore, David Dennam and
j. W Edwards
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-15
NEW MEXICO Towns

structor OF the teachers institute to
ne held here this month. opening Mon
day the nth
Mar and Mrs. Thomas Murphy will
start fer San Francisco TO attend the
Grand Army OF the Republic reunion.
They expect to be absent about one
month. Miss Mona will accompany
them as far as Las Cruces.
&. ~ Beals was in town Wednesday
on business. He has disposed OF his
interests and will soon 20 TO Doug
lass. Ariz Mr. Beals has long been a
prominent citizen OF the county. and
has a great many friends who wish
him unbounded success IN our sister
territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-15
BELEN BREvITIES.
Some interesting Paragraphs From
The Santa Fe cut-OH Town.

Special Correspondence.
Belen. N. NJ, Aug. S.-Big Fiesta
Celebration In Belen!
The pubic schools of Belen will OPP
en- September .3th.
The Belen fiesta will he held Au-
gust 18th and 18TH, and judging from
the extensive preparations which are
already under way, the celebration OF
the Saints day will be more elaborate
than ever before.
Bands have been engaged for the
occasion and the time will be taken
up with athletic contests, dancing,
and other amusements galore.
On account OF the increased hotel
facilities. the large crowd usually at.
tending upon this occasion, will be
well taken care of ana are invited to
pay us a visit.
The Valencia county teachers insti-
tute will convene at Los Lunas on the
evening Of the Sth of August.
On Saturday evening the Bachelor
girls of Belen gave u most enjoyable
dance at the Hay-Day club.
Paul b. Dalies has just returned
from business trip 10 Albuquerque.
The y,ung people Of this place are
determined TO keep things going In a
social way, and so they turned out In
full force for the straw-ride last even
ing. A good time was reported.
Mucn of the material for the new
railroad bridge across the Rio Grande
at Belen is arriving daily and II Is OK
pected That work will begin on it In
the near future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-15
fifteen Thousand Dollars Damages
Asked From FL Paso & Southeast
ern Road


In the district court yesterday a
eavy damage suit was filed against
the FL Paso & Southwestern Railway
company. says the 81 Paso Times. The
lct'on has been instituted my Manuel
Tandelarla. who claims that his spine
ms been permanently Injured and
hat he has been rendered cripple for
life. As a cause of action the plain.
III alleges negligence against the rail.
way company and it's employees. He
asks for a Judgment Of $4,000 and
costs of suit.
In his petition Candelaria alleges
hat on the 7th Of June last he was EN-
nioyed by the defendant company load
ng Goa On engines in FL Paso.
For this purpose a derrick and buck
Its were used, The petitioner states
that while he was STOPPING down load.
ing bucket with coal the cable at
tached to another bucket. weighing
about 500 pounds gave way. and plain.
tiff was STRUCK by the said bucket
ana crushed t. the ground. receiving
he injuries above stated.
j. a. Lowe appears as the plaintiffs
attorney.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-15
KINGMAN MINING.
Miners and Prospectors Happy Over
Granite Gold.
SOME RECENT DISCOVERIES.
Special Correspondence.

oVtNlul
Kingman, Ariz., Aug. 6.--Look for
gold in the granite! That Is the Mo-
have county prospector's shibboleth.
Heretofore he was hunting gold In
quartz, but that Is all changed A new
era In mining has dawned upon him.
Now II is the black granite which he
seeks.
IL was all brought about by Colora.
do mining men. The wonderful out
put OF the Gold roads mine. which has
produced the magnificent sum of $780,
900 in a twomonths' run. brought a
new element into the field. These
men had none of the set ideas of the
old line Mohave county prospectors
They had Cripple Creek before them
and were looking for gold where they
found It,
One of these mine-seeKers, on the
still hunt for a good mine, was taken
to see an old prospect three and half
miles from kingman. The ledge had
produced some gold, had been sam
pied and turned down times without
number, but the Colorado man went
nosing around and found strip of
so-calIed black granite paralleling the
quartz vein. Despite the assurance of
the owner OF the claim that there
was nothing IN 49," he secured a sam.
Pile. When he got his assays the
quartz went IS and the black granite
$500 TO the ton.
He went back to Denver enlisted
| capital, returned to Kingman, paid
the astonished prospector $1,000, the
price asked for his claim, and then
quietly went to work to secure more
ground. BY location and purchase the
| new people mold more than a hundred
claims.
OF course such activity could not
pass unnoticed. The kingman pros
| pectors awoke from their lethargy,
and the exodus to the hiils began. The
tale of black granite" was told one
| day; the next day no sort of vehicle,
or riding animal. coulu he had for love
nor money. The male population. csd
a scattering II females, turned out en-
| masse for the gold fields. All the old
claims, long since abandoned, were
/ relocated. The water holes were
picked up as bonanzas.
AS more proof that the Colorado
men mean business II can be cited
that such man as Dennis Sullivan.
| owner of the Denver water-works,
gas plant, million and a hall Office
building, one of the largest banks, and
multimlllionaire, has been at a King
man hotel for Two weeks while his
prospectors were in the field locating
claims. There were fortunes here
which the silly citizens of kingman
uau overlooked. and the wise men OF
Denver came and took them.
Whatever lac outcome of the ex
element will be, there is gold in the
black granite" II does not take an
assay nor magnifying glass to see
It, -Four years ago the Mcguire boys
well-known prospectors in this partic
ular field, made the first discovery Of
the peculicr ore. But their find wa.
in limited quantities. II is now
claimed that wherever the granite
and the black ava form a contact
,.ere the new gold-bearing material Il
found. A reef Is said to extend
across the country, plainly traceabl,
for eight miles, that will make Soutl
Africa ashamed of Itself.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-15
SocORRO.
From the Chieftain.

From the Chieftain.
May & Yunker have dissolved their
partnership in the livery business. Mr..
Yunker retiring.
Nathan Hall, manager for the Abb
hey Mining Company, was in the city
from Water Canyon.
Prof. o. II. Smith returned from
Magdalena. He had been engaged
several days in engineering work in
the Graphic mine.
Hon. and Mrs II. NJ. Dougherty will
leave sometime this week for vaca-
ton in California. They will visit va
rious points of interest.
The Cat Mountain mill that has
been In process OF construction under
Professor Herrick for several months,
was started up for business.
Mrs. 8. f. Cooper and grand-daugh-
tiers. Laura and Mable Herrick. were
the guests of Mrs II. r. Harris ON
their way to Lansing, Mich.
p N. Yunker met with a severe &C
cident few days ago. A heavy door
| fell upon the ca. of one of his legs,
| brulsing 1t terribly and nearly break
| ing the bone.
DR.. Charles X. Reyes returned from
trip OF several days duration In the
northern part of the territory. He will
leave Tuesday morning for weeks
absence in Arizona. On this trip he
will go of the railroad eighty miles,
but will make the distance In four
| hourc hv automobile
| AS John Greenwald, Jr., was pas
sing In front of N Crown mill one
day this week, a spent rifle bullet
struck the brick wall just in front OF
him ana fell TO the walk
Mrs. James +. Berry OF this city.
after q visit Of three weeks with her
many friends in lei Paso. has gone to
Deming to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Cipriano Baca and family. Mrs, Ber-
ry expects to return home in about
two weeks.
Cipriano Baca OF Deming was In
town. Thursday he, in company with
r. Il. Baca OF Santa Fe. accompanied
John Brockman, a Los Angeles mil
honaire. to San Acacio TO examine the
recently developed copper prospects
at that place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-15
RING THIEVES.
Called at Maynard's and Soon round
Themselves Under Arrest
POUND OVER TO GRAND JURY.

Two natives, wno are registered on
the police court dockos as Todoro
Biescas and Francisco Lagos, charg-
Ell with larceny of store, were before
Judge Borchert this morning, and
were bound over to await the sitting
OF the next grand jury under 5000
vond each. They failed to furnish
bond.
Biescas and Lagos were arrested
last evening shortly after o'clock at
the 1ewelry store OF r. Y. Maynard by
Chief OF Police McMillin, suspected of
being ring thieves. They purchased a
ring at the Maynard store and during
the time the purchase was being made
lifted two. The rings were missed
and the police were notified The
thieves becoming little suspicious,
returned one OF the missing rings to
the tray and would probably have re-
turned the otaer. out II was imbedded
In a ball OF shoemaker wax. The
wax and ring were found In Lagos
pocket.
In searching the men the police dis
covered a number OF silk handker.
chiefs and large number OF rugs
concealed In Lagos hat and one ring
and couple OF knives In Biescps'
pockets
Lagos said in court this morning
thai he was from Clifton, Ariz., and
that the rings were given him by an
| other Mexican at San Marcial. He
claimed that this Mexican was from
Denver. but this story is very unlike
ly and Is given little credit by the pc
lice. biescas. or viescas, as II is spell
ed on a letter found on his person
| says that he Ia from Juarez. Mexico
and was on his way to Belen, where
ne would seek employment at railroad
work. They claim to have been to
ge,her two days and met at San Mar
| cial.
These stories may be true. but one
| thing rs certain. and that is, one or the
| other OF them has been at Trinidad
and Denver. Papers found among the
effects taken from them, when arrest
| ed, show that and II is believed tina
the plumber found in the possession o.
Lagos was stolen In cities and towns
to the north. Two Oh the rings fouDS
are the Tiffany gold kind and consid
cred valuable. Inc ring stolen from
Mr.. Maynard's store, but recovered
was valuable set ring, valued at SIS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-15
LIKE THE SHOP LAND SALES.
Hundreds Of Hcusss In Washington,
D. c., Are Knocked OF.

Nearly one hundred houses IN north
east Washington. ID. c.. were sold at
auction. Another lot will be sold and
there will be a sale each day until
about five squares have been disposed
OF. The houses are on ground pur.
chased by the Pennsylvania railroad
for site OF the new union station to
be built at North Capitol street and
Massachusetts, avenue. Some OF the
houses are brick and stone residences
and others are frame cottages. The
purchasers buy them for the material
and give bond that they will be re.
moved within thirty days. The new
station will cost $ii.000000 and. &C.
cording to the bill passed by congress
authorizing its construction. II must
be built along the general plan OF the
government b..ldings.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-15
DID ROCK ISLAND GET IT?
May Have Secured Large Block OF
Mexican Central Stock.


One of the features of special i'm
portance In the Evansville e. Terre
Haute deal is seen in the fact that
Hooley & Company, by whose failure
the Rock Island has been enabled TO
secure another link In the chain of its
system. by utilizing the Chicago &
Eastern Illinois, which Is a subsidiary
road of the Evansville & Terre Haute.
also controlled a large share OF Mexi
can Central and 1t is believed that the
this road also. says Chicago dis
patch
The Evansville & Terre Haute rail
road Is a part of the socalled Evans
vile route. which comprises three
comprehensive Chicago & Eastern IL
inois railroad. the Evansville q Terre
HGute railroad aad the Evansville h
indianapolis railroad. The total mile
age of these three lines Is over 1,04o
miles and the country through which
they pass is fertile and rich in produc.
! ton. while along the lines are stud
ded busy cities and prosperous towns.
The Chicago & Eastern Illinois, the
main branch of the system. Is now
controlled by the Rock Island syndi-
cate and the requirement of the Terre
Haute line is considered an important
step in the policy of extension pur'
sued by the Hartman system OF rail
roads.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-15

Miss Jean Bernard. sister Of Mrs.
f. b. narsch. is here on visit from
Port Huron, Mich. The yuong lady
viii remain several months.
The city council met last Saturday
light in special session for the purpose
Of taking up the electric street car
franchise. but the promoters were not
ready to report An adjournment was
taken. subject to the call of the mayor.
+ Bramford, brother of Mrs. b.
Ruppe of this city. succumbed yester'
day to injuries received week age
while working in the Carthage coal
mines. The remains were buried at
San Antonio yesterday afternoon.
DR.. J. w Elder, the city physician
has gone to Pennsylvania to visit rel
atlves and friends.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-15
HILLS 6ORo,
From the Advocate.

From the Advocate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Anderson
are down from Chloride. They intend
to remain here for several weeks.
Messrs. Billiard G. Conaboy have
sold out their lease on the Union an
mex to c. N. Titus and w. J, Reay.
The new proprietors took possession
on the first
Francisco Luna y Garcia, superin-
tendent of public schools OF Sierra
county, was In town the early part
of the week ON official business. Miss
Cora Miller has been appointed In
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-15
BRUNO DlECkM ANN.
Assisted by loca. Talent viii Give a
Concert on September 2.

Bruno Dieckmann. one OF Albu-
querque's talented musicians, has an.
nounced that he will give musical
concert at the Columbo hall on We'd
uesday. September 2. at o'clock.
This young musician took lessons at
the private conservatory of Prof. j.
Bond Francisco, pupil of the old
country, at Los Angeles. and his work
on a violin, under the tutorshlp of that
gifted professor. mas made Bruno
quite a favorite in the musical circles
of this city. After the above concert.
the young vlollnist will leave Albu.
querque for New York, and from that
city he viii sail fJr Europe. He will
enter the Royal Academy of Music at
Berlin. Germany. for three years
course. and his director will be the
celebrated joachim. Mrs. Himoe will
be the accompanist at the concert on
September 2. Fun program will be
published later
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-15
MUSICAL CONCERT.
To be Given b. Knights Of Columbus
August "a at coiumbo Hall.

To be Given b. knights OF Columbus
August "a at coiumbo Hall.
Albuquerque Council Knights OF Col.
umDus has arranged for the appear
ance OF the Joseph Newman company
at Columbo hall. Monday, August "a.
The organization Is said to ne one
oil the brightest and cleverest on the
road. IL presents a 0elightful program.
rich In variety and refined in quality;
program In which laughter enjoy
ment and amusement reign merrily
for two ana q quarter hours. II Ia
headed by Joseph Newman. a come
dian anu song writer, who has sung
In every city Of prominence In the
counAry. and from New York to San
Francisco has been praised for his
originality. for the high order of his
humor, and for the pleasing effective
ness with which he sings and recites
Other members OF the company are
Miss lila Burnap, soprano. Miss Car
lotta Bixler. violinist; Miss Sada Tai
bot. impersonator, and Miss Inez
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-15

A damage suit was fled In the dis
trict court at El Pasgo by the attor-
neys of J. s. McCannay vs.. the Chica-
go, Rock Island n Pacific, to recover
$4,000 alleged TO oe due for personal
injuries sustained. II is claimed in his
petition that the plaintiff was standing
OH cattle train. when freight train
backed into It and threw him to the
ground from the top OF the car. The
plaintiff claims further that his spino
was injured permanently.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-15

The Socorro Ch!eftain says: Jim
Berry arrived home Thursday from
Beien. He had been acting some time
as time keeper on the Albuquerque a
Eastern road, bui the suspension Of con-
struction work left him without a job
He thinks of going TO Arizona soon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-15
May Die.

laborer by the name of Garcia en-
ployed IN the local yards, was crushed
between two cars before noon today
and ,ies at the st. Joseph's hospital
in a critical condition. The circum-
stances surrounding the accident
could not be learned.