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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-12
cenir.e, ioI Plan. Awarded.

The county commissioners were in
session on Tueslav and awarded the
contract for making the plans and .peri-
6cations for the new court house TO @.
f. Woods, the Ogden architect. The
plans will be completed just as soon as
possible, when they will be accepted by
the commissioners and the advertising
for bids commenced. When the con-
tract IL let the vork Of erecting the new
building will be pushed 10 completion.
IL IL expected that the structure can be
completed and ready for occupancy by the
first Of the new year. While 1t has not
been definitely decided, indications are
that the building will he Of stone. There
is goo quality Of fine white sand
stone here AMI this will no doubt be
used in the new Building. BY doing this
the money br material will be kept in
the county.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-12

Copies Of the new
IRRIGATION LAW
in pamphlet form for sale at this
Office, ten cents per copy.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-12

Advertise your goods in THE
TIMES.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-24
CARLSBAD.
From the Argus.

From the Argus.
Clifton Chisholm, the man who
raises all the hogs in Chaves county,
was in the city from his South
springs ranch.
A Christian Endeavor society was
organized ut the tabernacle Sunday
afternoon with about forty members.
The election of officers was deferred
for a time.
Walter n. Field, who left here, after
stay OF some time for consumption,
died as the train was entering CHI.
cago Tuesday morning. The remains
we're shipped to his home at Portland
Maine.
Work on the new parsonage for the
episcopal church, just west of the
main building. is progressing nicely.
Mr.. Marshall expects his wife about
November !, and the popular clergy.
man IL happier with each nail that
is driven
Judge A. A. Green left for Alamo
sordo, conveying MIR. and Mrs. Lon
W ute hnu MIS- RibEos mOthtl VI buN
latter. The Whites will remain in
A.amogordo permanently. 1ne Judge
viii return in his horseless vehicle
in a couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton and Miss
Purl Moffett. who have been visiting
in the family of Marshall Riddick, left
for their home at Commerce, Texas,
They were accompanied as far as FIT.
Worth by Mrs. Riddick and child, who
will visit there.
Word has been received in this city
Of the death at Stewart. Nebraska, on
September 30 of Brooks Potter, son
| OF Mr.. ana Mrs. II ID. Potter. who
were here some time for the benefit
OF the boy. his was the rapid type
OF consumption however, and he died
as stated at the age Of II years
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-24
AlAMOGORDO.
From the Advertiser.

From the Advertiser.
T. b. Oliver last week purchased
the relinqulshments of the Bell home
stead southwest Of town; considera'
tion. $3.50.
Perry Kearney has been down from
Cloudcroft the past few days looking
after interests In Alamogordo.
j. A. Gore. recently OF the state OF
Washington, was In Alamogordo this
week. He Is q rancnman and is look
ing for location In this part of New
Mexico.
N. ID. Powell was down from the
Carl place In the La Luz canyon.
where he has been engaged for some
weeks In repairing reservoir which
was badly washed out In August by Q
heavy rain. Previous to that flood the
pond was well stocked with Ash which
were doing nicely. Unfortunately on
lily q few of the FISH were saved.
= Monday night last iue was burst
ID In the boiler battery at the mill
but II was repaired. Thursday stmi
lar difisculty was experienced and the
mill had 10 close down until II was
repaired. The saws were started Fri
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-24

that Padia was working with Gabriel
Chacon baling hay across the Los
Tanos creek and the former asked the
latter to let him of early Saturday
afternoon, as he wanted to go to the
Puerto de Luna dance that night.
CEacon did as requested and Padia
came straight to Chacon house,
forced the door open and purloined n
srit of clothes belonging to Chacon.
The clothes were found on his person
when arrested. lie appeared before
JUdge f. ID. Morse TO answer to the
charge Monday morning and after
hearing the evidence he was re-
quired to give bond In the sum of
$500 for his appearance before the
grand jury in default of which ne was
remanded 10 All.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-24
DEMING.
he Headlight.

From the Headlight.
Mrs. Sanger has peen confined to
her bed since last Tuesday, being
threatened with pneumonia.
L. l.. Worrell of Covington, Tenn.
arrived in Deming and is now to be
found at the Deming National Bank,
where he is officiating as assistant
cashier.
John Corbett went TO El Paso to see
Wilibaug Berg, who Is very sick "a
that city. Mr. Berg will be remem-
berec by all old timers of Deming as
he one time lived here.
Hon. ]. w. Webster. probate clerk
o. Sierra county, with his family
spent last Tuesday In this city. They
were en- route tor Los Angeles, where
they will remain a month or six weeks
for pleasure aud recreation.
The relatives and intimate friends
of Mr.. Vim. Sprague and his interest
ing family made gay picnic party
10 slipper spring. near Byron's ranch,
last Sunday. The occasion was the
birth lay of Master Archie Sprague
who attended his majority on that
day A good time was had by all pres
ent.
! Mrs. Lilly Billingsly moved last
Wednesday from her house In town
to her ranch on the Mimbres; VIII
Taylor drove the team. Ordinarily the
horses are perfectly gentle; but when
within three miles of the ranch some
thing went wrong with one OF the
brides, the horses became unmanage
able and ran, passing three times
around a haystack, and finally tang
led up in a barbed wire fence. The
wagon was overturned and badl,
broken, and the furniture almost to
tally demolished Mrs blliingsly re
ce!ved some ugly cuts about the fac'
and was otherwise injured; Taylo
was badly cut by the wire. Fortunate
ly the children had got of the wagoi
before the accident occurred, and 81
undoubtedly escaped injury.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-24
ROSWELL
From the Register.

From the Register.
Mrs. John Green. who has been
visiting in Roswell left for her home
in Hagerman.
Miss Mamie Patterson, who is
teaching school at Dexter, was in the
city visiting ner parents.
Mrs b. NJ. Field, who is a sister of
c. ID. Bonney and is from Yazoo, Mis-.
s!sippi, has been appointed an as
sistant to Miss Barker in the public
schools.
Henry Hall was given fifteen days
In jail by Judge Peacock for having
gone through his roommate. to the
extent OF tour dollars. Three dollars
OF this amount he paid back but II
did not save MIN from the sentence
he received.
Miss Annie Baumann. who has for
the last few years been living with
her sister, Mrs. Young, In this city,
and who is we'll known for her cheer
fulness, left for her home In Baird
Texas. Miss Baumann was a member
of the Parsons Sunday School class.
Sheriff Higgins has already begun
his campaingn against the SIX shooter
In the pocket OF the man around
town. Last Saturday he arrested d.
Il. Ashley. for having a gun in his
possession. Mr.. Ashley in his defense
says he has the right to carry a gun
as he is a deputy appointed by the
town marshal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-24
ROSWELL.

From the Record.
The report reached Roswell tnat
Tom Vest had been killed on the T.
X ranch twenty miles east OF Carls-
bad II is not true, as the supposed
dead man has written letter to his
father. T. p. Vest, In Roswell, denying
the report. OF course he ought to
know best.
While loading the big wagons on
the Norris & Rowe show train one Of
the workmen was thrown about ten
feet. The tongue of one of the big
wagons suddenly turned on the car
and threw the man head over heels.
He landed on his head. but as usual
he was not injured and returned to
his work In a few minutes.
The stone for the foundation OF the
building for the First National bank
OF Artesia was shipped from Roswell.
Work on the new bank building will
be commenced at once and 1t will be
branch of the Roswell National
bank and the capital stock will be
$25, 900.
| Ed Wheeler Is on the streets
again after serious illness OF sever
al weeks. He formerly owned the
confectionery on Main street that was
sold to j. IL. Hampton.
j. Il. Daley. former hotel man of
San Antonio, Texas, who had been In
Roswell for some days left for Arte-
sia. He expects to open hotel in the
new town.
Bruce Keever and wife OF Modoc.
Indiana, arrived TO spend the winter
In Roswell. He is an Indiana f-rmer
and comes for the, benefit of his
health.
j ID. McCutchan of Fort Worth.
Texas, Is visiting his friend. w. G..
Winston, near Roswell, and will be
there for several days. He Is lnvestl-
eating the property he owns in the
Pecos valley
George II. Webster, Jr., OF Carlsbad,
. who had been on the De Bremond
sheep ranch on the Indian reservation
west OF Roswell for several days. re.
turned and left last night for his home
at Carlsbad. He bought about 5000
sheep from Mr.. De Bremond
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-24
L VE1AS.

from the Op..c.
Clarence lden and family are now
settled in the pretty home, the form
or Osborne residence,
Two Sisters of Loretto from tho
local school went 10 Mora TO enter up
on duties in the school there.
Rafe Lennon, well known in rail.
road circies. Is now engaged In
the hardwa:e business in Fox Lake.
Wis
W Ii Wallace and Chas. Stewart.
while hunting Sunday shot an Ameri-
can eagle measuring seventy inches
from tip TO tip.
The first business message over the
long distance telephone was received
Wednesday from Trinidad by City
Marshal Outright
The Southern Carnival company
people will cat nine hundred meals a
day in the city during their week s
stay There'll be something doing
among the restaurants.
Joseph Matt is installing some new
vats and some machinery made at the
home foundry in his ore mill near
Belden's dairy. lie expects TO be able
tJ start up the machinery in very
few days
The new firm of Bope a. Co, has
been launched on the west SHE under
promising auspices. II will deal ia
hidea wool and pelts The members
o. the firm are Frank G. Bope and Ju.
not Minium.
Margarito Romero of lei Porvenir
said that all questions at issue among
the railroad builders, Superintendent
f. II. Pierce, the superintendent OF
the scenic route and himself. over the
road through the canyon had been
satisfactorily adjusted.
| l. II. and w. NJ. Rapp OF Las Vegas
are preparing the plans and speciiica
| tions for the new miners hospital al
Ration. The plans show handsome
| main building two stories in height
with two two-story ward buildings, al
| operating room and an isolated con
tageous ward. The building is to b,
22C feet long. II will be OF brick
Mr.. Rapp says the location OF the hos
pital Is on a commanding site, from
which an enhancing view OF the sur
rounding country is obtained.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-24
CARLSBAD.
from the Argus

FROM the Argus.
There was only a partial insurance
pf the barn Of Judge Freeman de-
btroyed by fire Tuesday.
/, w. 81 Kerr was bitten on the arm
Wy tarantula at his ranch last week.
The tarantula died and Mr.. Kerr was
not seriously hurt
Constantine Marx. of San Angelo,
Texas, was In the city this week. Mr.
Marx Is veteran sheep man, and
iame TO Carlsbad to look over the
reGd.
IA. c. Heard heads the market s.
far with the sale of range yearlings
having sold 500 head to Seharbauer
Cattle Co, OF Midland. at sl3. This
bunch Of extra food stun. and while
the price Is the highest of the year
II is none too much for the grade. Mr.
Heard closed the deal at Midland Sat
r.day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-24
GALLUP GlEANiNGS.
Special Correspondence.

Special correspondence.
Camp. N. NJ, Oct. 21.--Attorney
Scott went to Holbrook Wednesday To
attend the district court in session
there.
The Gallup and Mingate baseball
teams will plap in the city park here
Sunday afternoon. This will probably
be the last game of the season.
ID. ID. Graham, the zuni indian
agent. was a visitor in our city tails
week.
r. d. flanagan has gone TO Kline
felter, Cal. on business trip.
Miss May Pinney. who has been
| confined to her home on account OF
illness, has resumed her duties at
Carman's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c, Spears have re-
turned from their eastern trip. Mrs
Spears visited with relatives In Bra
zil, Ind, while MIR. Spears attended a
meeting of the grand lodge of the In.
| dependent order OF OGu Fellows at
Baltimore, Md.
Miss Nellie Speer, who has been
visiting with relatives in this city for
some time, has returned to her home
IN Los Angeles to resume her studies
as a trained nurse.
Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre. OF our
city schools, spent Saturday and Sun.
day the guest of friends at Clarks
Vile.
Mrs. j. b. Campbell has gone to
San Francisco for an extended visit
with relatives.
Mrs Elizabeth howard died at her
home in this city. October 13, after an
| illness of only a week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-24
CAPTAIN.
From the News.

From the News.
Rev. ID. Chalmers Dyke of New
York has succeeded DR.. Kirk as chap
lain al Fort stanton, where he Is
iluch liked.
Mrs. II. F. Halstead, who has Deen
sis ting her relatives in Lincoln the
klast three months, returned Wednes-
/, ay to her home in Oklahoma.
/ Lieut. Newton, wife and daughter,
baft Wednesday for Alamogordo,
" here they will spend the winter.
frhe Lieutenant was an attache at the
lsanitarium at the fort for the past
Eear.
w. f. Peacock and family have
moved from Bonito 10 Roswell. A l6
Iyear old son accidentally shot himself
some weeks ago with a % caliber RI
Ihe from the effect OF which he died
and the family wished 10 remove
/ from the scene OF the unfortunate ac'
F-ident.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-24
SANTA FE.
from the New Mexican.

from the New Mexican.
The local weather bureau predicted
fair weather last night and Friday,
and warmer weather In the south por-
ton last night. The maximum tenn
perature Wednesday was 65 degrees
az 3:40 D. m. and the minimum 39 de-
grees at 605 a. m. The temperature
at o'clock Thursday morning was
80 degrees.
handsome ticket case of quarter
ed oak, for both coupon and local
tickets, has been received by General
Freight and Passenger Agent b. w.
Robbins of the Santa Fe Central, and
now graces the front office OF the gen
eial offices of the company in the Cat
ron building.
About forty laborers were gathered
by agents of b. Lantry Bros in this
city during the fore part of the week
and were sent to Watrous to work in
the stone quarters of these railroad
contractors in that vicinity.
The Cathedral guild will meet with
Miss Jennie Digneo tomorrow after
noon at z 80 @ CLOCK.
Adjutant General w. II. Whlteman
| Is confined to his home with a severe
| attack OF stomach trouble.
The well on the capital grounds Il
practically completed. The wall at the
surface is being leve.led at the pres
business, arrived home.
The school beard of the Santa Fe
Central town OF Estancia has placed
an order with Denver firm for Si5C
worth of school furniture.
District Court Clerk A. NJ. Bergers
who had been in Aztec, San Juar
county, for ten days past on court
ness arrived home.
w A. Bayer, chief clerk to Presi
dent w, II. Andrews, OF the Santa III
Central went TO torrance over tn,
Santa Fe Central en- route to Ros
well.
Fred Fisher, general storekeeper o
the Santa Fe Central, with headquar
ters at Estancia, returned 10 his bust
ness yesterday morning, after takinl
in the street fair.
District Attorney E. C. Abbott an'
Court Stenographer w. j. Mcpherson
returned from San Juan county wher
court was In session for the past tel
days.
Hon. Antonio Joseph, former dele
, gate TO congress from New Mexico
and proprietor OF the celebrated no
! springs at Ojo Caliente. arrived fror
3 the north.
4 p. A. Speckmann. who Is establish
s ing the Estancia News, which will al
Q pear every Thursday after Novembe
/, went down TO Estancia after spen'
4 ing several days In the Capital cit
0 on business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-24
BERNALlLLO BREVITleS.
Cinder in Eye Of Or. Lund-interest-
ing Personal Paragraphs.

ing Personal Paragraphs.
Special Correspondence.
Beynalillo, N. M. Oct. 20.--A large
number of Bernalillo people attended
the fair at Albuquerque.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Seligman are enjoy
ing a visit from their aunt. from Mag
dalenE.
Mr.. Myers who kept a shoe and har-
ness shop in Bernalillo, moved with
his family to Santa Fe, October 10.
Miss Ethel Gregg is recovering from
an attack of malarial fever. Miss Fan
ME Dennis. teacher in the Indian day
school at Paraje visited Miss Gregg
last Sunday.
Mrs. II. Lund spent last week In Al
buquerque visiting Mrs. w. p. Metcalf
and attending the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Metcalf returned to
Bernalillo with Mrs. Lund Sunday
morning, DR.. Lund Joined them and
they drove to the sandia mountains
where they spent pleasant day.
J. Castillo, who has been confined
to his room with rheumatism the last
four weeks. is now able to walk with
the aid of cane.
James X. Allen, superintendent OF
the Albuquerque Indian school and
acting agent for the Pueblo Indians,
visited the Santa Ana Indians last
Wednesday,
Julius Seligman of Thornton, spent
| Sunday in town with friends and rela
| tiyes
c. F. Brown and son, Harry, were In
| Albuquerque attending the fair the
latter part of last week. MIR. Browr
had samples of Bernallio apples anC
grapes exhibited at the fair
Or. Lund met with painful acci
dent recently. He hae been to Albu
querque and returned on the morning
| train. AS he alighteu from the car, I
cinder blew into his eye. II could no
he located and became very painful
The doctor mad to drive back to Al
buquerque TO have II removed.
Alfred Otero passed through tow
today on his way to bis home in Ho
Springs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-24
SANTA re NEWS.
From the New Mexican.

From the New Mexican.
Edgar h. street OF New York, pres
ident OF the Santa Fe Water 4 Light
company. arrived from Gotham and
will remain here several days on
business for the company.
A. j. Scott, lumber man from Sag
inaw, Mich, is in the capital. Mr..
Scott is looking about for large
tract OF timber land in New Mexico.
II he finds anything In that line suita-
BILE, he will purchase.
X. II. Charleton and wife of Wash
ington City, are spending few days
in town. Mr.. Charleton Is inspector
OF United States forest reserves and
Ia making an inspection trip through
out the west for the purpose of exam
lining and inspecting forest reserves.
o. C. Watson has received notice
that the Las Vegas Cracks" will play
the Santa Fe "All stars on Saturday
evening. October "a. at Dilts' bowling
| alley. 1he Las Vegas team Is com
L. A. Mahan. w. II. Taylor and +. c.
Iipsett. They will arrive on Satur'
day on train No. J.
Adjutant General Whiteman has
turned over for the use OF Company
F. First regiment infantry, two boxes
OF the krag-Jorgeson rifles. The new
company will be newly equipped
throughout within the next ten days
and with the new regulation rifles the
members can in short time estab
lish records for themselves as marks
| mon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-24
SANTA Fe.

From the New Mexican.
HE. Bartlett and wife of Denver ar
rived Saturday evening on short Wis
II TO Solicitor General Edward l.. Bart
lett and left for their Colorado home.
They were here TO condole with Gen
eral Bartlett in his recent bereave-
ment. Il +. Bartlett being the latter's
younger brother.
Miss Printha NJ. Hitler OF Fort
Wayne, Indiana, will arrive In the
Capital city to become stenographer
in the office OF the American Consolt-
dated Copper company, and the Glib
son Development company, the busi-
ness of these two enterprises having
increased so much that additional
help was necessary.
The sheriff's officers and city police
must keep a sharp lookout for sneak
thieves and mouse breakers. During
the fair week In Albuquerque, II Is re-
ported that there were many pick
pockets about and much sneak thiev'
cry took place. Suspicious charac
ters should at once be arrested and
made TO leave town.
A. X. Gibson ana Il. A. tiske, ESQ.
who have been in Silver City during
the major portion OF last week. attend
ing the hearing and taking OF testl
mony before a referee In the case ol
s. L. Bean, ct al, versus the Ameri
can Consolidated Copper company, re
turned home yesterday forenoon. Ths
case before the referee was closed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-24
RESUME STATEHOOD FIGHT.
Senator Clark OF Wyoming Believes
Eorts by Friends Of Territories VIII
Be Renewed at Regular Session.

SVHdtSI SlaiN " WyVUH'9 bclicNeS
Eorts by Friends Of Territories VIII
Be Renewed at Regular Session.
A telegram TO the Democrat from
Washington, ID. c.. dated Oct. 20.
says:
Senator Clark OF Wyoming, who Is
in Washington for the coming ses-
sion of congress, sad today: II
think there Will be no opposition to
the administrations plans regarding
the Cuban reciprocity treaty. do
not see any ground for apprehension
that the final legislation anectlng the
treaty will not be consummatetd."
When asked concerning proposed
statehood legislation, In which he took
an active interest at the last session,
the senator said:
81 have no doubt the efforts in be-
half of statehood will be resumed at
the regular session. The fight will
probably be taken up where it was
left off and the division in the senate
will probably be along the same old
lines. 1t Is just as difficult now to
prophesy accurately the outcome OF
the legislation as 1t was last ses-
sion.
In my opinion. justice to the terri
tories should dictate the admission
Of Oklahoma, Arizona and New Mex
lea as separate states. | do not
think they should be consolidated. but
should be taken into the Union In
their present territorial autonomy"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-24
TulAROSA.
ON the Democrat.

from the Democrat.
Mrs. NJ. Mcdonald who has had a
evere spell OF sickness is improving
md Is much better.
Fred Bradford and Miss Maggie Nc
Nat we're married at the home Of the
rides parents in Upper Penasco.
8The public school at Tularosa Is
veil attended and under the manage
nent of Mrs. Connell and the two lady
assistants has a promising outlook.
John Runyon of San Angelo. Texas,
Aas been quite sick at the Sanders
aouse the past week, but is now much
improved He ana family are here
Nor their health.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-24
PUERTO DE LUNA,


From Santa Rosa Sun.
The dance at Puerto de Luna last
Saturday, is said to have been one OF
the finest balls ever given In this
section of the country. II Is reported
to have lasted till the wee sma' hours
of the morning to their hearts con-
tent.
Francisco Martinez. who has been
confined In the county jail, awaiting
the action OF the grand jury on charge
OF assault and battery with intent to
kill last Saturday, while going on at
Puerto de Luna. took French leave
from his guard and has not been re-
captured so far. although diligent
search has been made after him.
II was reported in this town that
one OF the school girls at Puerto Dc
Luna had assaulted with words. Miss
Luisita Beaubien, the principal OF the
public schools at that place. IL the
report Is true the aforesaid cir
should be punished and dishonorabl,
dismissed from school to serve as 81
example TO other refractory and disc
bedient pupils.
Jose Leon Padilla, from Puerto d
| Luna, was arrested last Sunday oil
the charge Of robbery. 1t appear
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-24
A Big Sale.

John w. Warren. or Sweetwater
Texas, bought from J. J. Hagerman.
24o acres of the Felix ranch land al
S35 per acre, says the Roswell Regis.
ter. Richey & DeFreest also sold 90
acres OF land adjoining this tract to
Robert Waskom for $50 per acre. The
latter gentleman will plant some or
chard and otherwise improve his and.
Both Mr.. Waskom and Mr.. Warren
are 10 become residents OF the valley.
They are related TO w. G. Winston OF
Roswell.