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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
lnoorporations.

Articles Of incorporation have been
fled with ]. W. Reynolds, territorial
secretary. by the Ration Furniture
company. The incorporators are Har-
ry NJ Fry, A. H. Clippard, John A.
Carter. c. +. Renisberg and A. y
Hobbs. ell Of Ration. The canitaliza-
ton is $4,000. which is divided into
$50 shares of the par value Of 800
each. The company is authorized to
buy. sell, manufacture goods, wares,
etc. to buy. exchange and sell other
property both real and personal and
TO carry on general furniture bust
ness Also to do n general furniture
business. Also to do a general under
taking business. The term Of exist.
ence is fifty years and the incorporat'
ors make up the board Of directors.
The principal place OF business is at
| Ration.
The Amazon Gold company has filed
articles of incorporation with the ter
ritorlal secretary. The company is
authorized to buy. sell and deal in real
estate. TO purchase mining and oil
lands. to acquire water rights. etc, 10
engage In manufacturing and mining
The company Is capitalized at 81 1900.
900, which Is divided into 100000
shares OF the par value OF 81 each. The
term of existence is twenty-five years
and the incorporators who also com
pose the first board OF directors are
Charles Gatzweiler, DR., G.. II. Sewers
and C. e. Henderson. The principa
place of business in this territory Is
at Silver City and the principal place
OF business in the United States Ii
at St Louis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
EXTRACTION ORDERED.
Insurance Swinders to Be Taken to
Mexico.


FL Paso. June lO-Consul Mallen has
received a warrant for the extradtion
of Richardson and Mason. who are
wanted in Mexico for being implicated
in an alleged swlndle against the New
York Life Insurance company and for
alleged murder. The warrant was pre-.
scented TO the United States marshal
yesterday and their extradition will fol.
low within the next few days. Be
fore they can be taken to Mexico sew
eral minor details will nave to be ar.
ranged.
This makes the twenty-elghth extra
dition case that Consul Mallen has
handled since he has been located al
this point and three of them were con
sidered very important cases. One OF
these was the extradition Of Mrs Geo
Rich, who is now serving a term Of
twelve years In the penitentiary at Chi
huahua for killing her husband II
Juarez several years ago Another i'm
portant case was the extradition o
Or. Harlo. who was taken to Chihua
/ hua several weeks aso, where he will
stand trial for the same Oifense as tina
/ OF Mason and Richardson.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
How Mrs. Lsngtry Keeps Young.

Mrs Langtry has succumbod to tho
opportunities Of the interviewer and
has given the following simple rules
as forming the secret Of her perpen.
ual youth
Ease Of body
Ease OF mid.
Ease Of conscience.
Eight hours Of sleep every night.
water never, except in aerated
form
Light breakfast, consisting of fresh
fruit such as pineapple. oranges. bak.
ed apples grapes Tea; bread only
In toasted form
Heaviest meal Of the day at O'Clock
in the afternoon This meal should
consist OF either broiled chicken. thick
broiled beef steak, juicy roast beef
Southdown mutton. very little coffee
very little butter and some light bur
gundy. usually diluted with carbonated
water; no pastry.
Very light supper after the perform
ance at night, and Immediately after
ward to bed.
Three or four baths a day
A walk in the open ar every day
no matter what the weather is lasting
from thirty minutes to an hour
Three or foar months complete rest
every summer
/ No cosmetics except on the stage.
No bother with anything which
other persons can be hired to do
| London Answers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13

purchased for his company, the Arizo.
MAJ Colorado Copper Belt and Gold Mia.
Ing company. forty tons OF machinery
10 be installed at the company's prop.
crty near Globe. Arlz.. says the New
Mexican. The machinery consists OF
one heavy steam hoist, 1000 feet OF
steel cable. a 100 horse power boiler,
big pump large tank for water.
pipes and all fixtures. etc, Weighing
about $4,000 pounds With the hoist
Just purchased the company will be
able TO sink It's big double compart.
nent shaft to depth OF 1000 feet.
The company now has ample means to
develop It's property which viii, with
development. become one OF the big
paying mines OF Arizona. This com
pany owns seventeen mining claims,
over 340 acres, and Il Is now believed
that the property has already passed
the experimental stage. The seven
teen claims are within three miles Of
Globe. accessible by level wagon
road and are about the center of the
great copper belt known TO exist In
the Globe mining district, which is
one OF the biggest, richest districts In
the entire western country. and a
great deal OF money Is now being in
vested in hiatt district. Since the Old
Dominion company encountered such
large rich bodies OF sulphide ore at
true water level. heavy capital has
been going into the district for the
reason that the permanency of the
sulphide ore zone has been established
and makes copper mining a certainty
there. The ores carry a high copper
value. also gold and silver. One big,
strong vein on the Arizona. Colorado
Copper Belt company has been found
20 carry tin and uranium. besides high
values in copper, silver and gold. It
a. but a question of time now when
this properly will be a biz mine and
the company will, at the proper time.
install a smelter TO treat its own ores.
while the machinery Is in transit, Col.
Force will remain with his family in
this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
IRRIGATION SCHEME.
Col. p. II. GreenIeat Comes to the
Front With New idea.

The man who can improve the pres
ent method Of irrigating by the ditch
process. so that the cost will he less
will he doing a good thing for his fell
low men.
r. II. Greenleaf, who lives on North
Fourth street, has improved on the old
method of irrigation, so he thinks.
Mr.. Greenleaf, who has an inventive
sort of a mind, has dug a we'll and put
In small pump, with a capacity OF
! 900 gallons an hour. The apparatus
is run by steam and can be operated at
very small expense. Mr.. Greenleaf
will soon put in a reservoir for the I'M
dernow though one well is inexhausti'
BILE and he thinks he has solved the
cheaper ana more practicable way oil
irrigating His scheme will be watch
ed with interest. II II works he be
ewes all the land on the mesa east OF
the city. anu up to the foot OF the
mountains, can be usde garden spots
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
THE WORLD DON'T CARE.

There's an aching head.
And a breaking heart
In the home next door,
There's a quaking dread
And q making start
In the hoyol poor
And love has fed,
And hope is dead,
And peace has sped
Forevermore.
Comes now instead,
with solemn tread.
The gaunt Despair
There's a weeping wife.
There's a lightless life
In the cottage there;
But the throngs pass by
With busy feet,
And the crowds surge night
In the dizzy street,
And come and go,
But the world don't know
OF the suffering there
And the world don't care.
d. G.. p, in Boyce's Weekly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
RAILROAD BUILDERS.
Laying Rails on the Santa Fs Cen.
trail Road.
GRADING ALBUQUERQUE EASTERN.

Hon. w, S. Hopewell. general man.
ager of the albuquerque Eastern and
Santa Fe Central railways. and Hon.
Arthur Kennedy. state senator of
Pennsylvania and one of the stock.
holders. drove into the city yesterday
at noon after an inspection along the
two roads. With the two gentlemen
was +. Il. Dunlavy, manager of the
Dunlavy Mercantile company stores
on the Santa Fe Central.
I'VE left Santa Fe early Sunday
morning" said Mr. Hopewell. land
drove eighty miles that day First in.
spected the line of grade and store
at Kennedy station: theme TO the Ha-
gan coal fields where we are opening
ZIP and developing half a dozen good
coal mines. We then drove &c our iron
mine. ten miles away, where we met,
by appointment. Prof Charles X.
keyes, superintendent of the School
OF Mines, SocIrro, and thence back to
Hagan. From Hagan, the next day,
we drove tn the Albuquerque Eastern
road. wher, graders are now at work
and thence to Moriarity station. Here
we took the train--engine and car
and inspected the Santa Re Central
from Moriarity to Torrance and re-
turn. Remained at Moriarity Monday
night and drove from there into Albu-
querque yesterday.
"On Monday" continued Mr.. Hope.
we'll the track layers on the Santa
Fe Central laid $500 feet of rail and
should have reached Moriarity last
night where rains not preventing, the
ranchmen intended to congregate and
celebrate the event. II was our inten.
ton to have trains running into Santa
Fe over the Santa Fe Central by July
/, but owing to heavy IA MS, which
have prevailed the past few weeks, we
will be unable TO fuldll our promise
until about July 10.
AS to the albuquerque Eastern,
graded, and will he pushed rapidly
from now on We should have trains
running over this section of the road
not later than January /, 1904, sulJect
to the usual proyiso of Unforeseen an
noyances and delays.
Last night continued Mr.. Hope
we'll myself an. Mr. Kennedy met
Messrs. Myers, Strickler and Brooks,
the executive committee of the citi-
zens' general committee, and discuss
ed the right of way proposition into
Albuquerque. The conference was very
satisfactory, and | am confident the
committee will soon fix up the little
difficulty. which at present has hind
rance further advancement
Mr. Hopewell says that when the
Santa Fe Central and Albuquerque
Eastern railways are completed and in
good running order. the Hagan coal
fields will then be pretty thoroughly
developed. and cheap coal, as good as
can be produced hereabouts. can be
| furnished consumers OF this city.
Mr.. Kennedy left last night on his
return to Pittsburg, Pa, while Messrs
Hopewell and Dunlavy will return to
Santa Fe tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
TAOS COUNTY CASES.


Arguments Heard by Judge MeFie In
yolving the Rio de Costilla Grant
Associate Justice John r. Merle Of
Santa Fe, sitting as judge of the First
district for Taos county, heard argu.
ment Saturday In the case OF the De-
fenslve Association of the Land and
Settlers of the Rio de Costello VS.. the
United States Free Hold Land and I'm.
migration company and others. The
demurrer TO the plaintiffs complaint
as fled by the defendant was sustain.
ed, and the plaintiff given leave TO file
an amended complaint This was a
quit In ejectment by the defensive as.
ISOLATION for the possession OF that
portion of the Rio de Costello grant
that is in the territory, comprising
about 223,000 acres. The attorneys
for the defense were Abbott and Alb
bolt OF Santa Fe. and O. A. Larrazo
Ia OF Las Vegas represented the plain
tin.
The case OF the United states Free
Hold Land and immigration company
VS.. the Defensive Association OF thu
Land and Settlers OF the Rio de Cos
tilla. involving the right TO the posses
sion OF 5000 acres Of IN eCostilla gran
for pasturage purposes under lease
was also argued. The demurrer of tn
defendant was overruled and the In
junction prayed for by the plaintiff
was granted. forbiddng any interior
ence on the part OF the defendant
with the plaintiffs possessions. In thi
case Abbott g. Abbott represented th
plaintiff and Mr. Larrazola the d'
fansa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13

a crazy man was picked up near
Drake. Arizona, by delayed No. on
Tuesday evening. lie had first pre-
scented D. the conductor of an east
bound train of the day before a bogus
ticket and was put OF the train at
Daegett. He climbed on the follow
ing train and presented a good ticket
TO Chicago. When east of f'ranconia
he jumped thrcngh the window of the
car and was picked up by the west
bound train. Officers were summon
ed 10 the train by telegram and Con
stable J. l.. Medlin took the demented
man to San Bernardino. -Needles Eye
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
Survey for Line From silver City &c
Phoenix.

w. W. Kimball of Arizona, now has
a surveying party in the field working
In the interests of the Santa Fe rail-
road. The route which he Is surveying
Is up the ella valley from Phoenix, by
way Of San Carlos, to the New Mexi'
co line. This route the company had
surveyed several years ago, but Is
now having the work done over, with
a view. II is said. OF building a line
from connection with the Santa Fe
Silver City branch TO Phoenix.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
rrn,..man prnmoted.

Special Night OHicer Troutman OF
the Santa Fo has just been appointed
depot master at Albuquerque
Oneer TroutmAn has been in the
employ OF the Santa re for many years
ana has rendered very efficient service
II is due 20 his yigilenee that box car
robberies have been broken up In the
santa Re yards and bis appointment
Is regarded as deserved promotion
John Mershon, a former police OF
ficer Of this city. has been appointed
10 succeed Ohioer Troutman. The
change viii take place about June 10
Ell Paso Times.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13

over the territory for the celebration
on July and s. and what Is more.
you'll be surprised at the celebration.
It's going to be a corker and things
will hum for everybody. Every one
should lend a helping hand. too. You
can do II in some way or other. II is
going to benefit the labor unions of
the city; It's going to benefit Albu-
querque. and it's going to benefit ev.
erybody and everybody who attends.
SO whoop 'er up.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
Presented with Navajo Blanket.

j. II. Burton, district deputy grand
master, A. O. L. W, who has been here
working for the local lodge. and who
has materially increased the member.
ship was recently presented with 4
handsome Navajo blanket by the
members OF the lodge as q token Of the
appreciation of the work done by Mr..
Burton. Mr.. Burton leaves for King
man, where he will institute a new
lodge of A. o. L. w. and will then re-
turn to Williams. Flagstaff Sun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13

w n. Hager OF Mesilla Park. and
A. p. Jackson of Alamogordo. two
members OF the board TO select the
site for the territorial blind asylum
at Alamogordo, have chosen 2l.0i
acres OF land east of the north end of
the park at Alamogordo and about a
mile from the court house. The land
was donated by the Alamogordo Inn
provement association and Is accessi-
BILE TO ditch water and pipe line A.
!. King. the third member of the board.
was absent, but gave his proxy to the
other members.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
Coal peelaratorY Statement.

The following coal declaratory state
ments were filed: pascual Ortiz. San.
Ia Fe, NV. a. section a. T. 10 ~. n.
6 f.. 100 acres in Sandoval county;
Sixto c. Torres Santa Fe. sw. q sec.
ton 4. T. 10 NJ II. 6 r., 100 acres in
sandoval county; Marcelino Alderetta,
Santa Fe. n. Il NV. 4 W. y NE. 4,
section 16 r. ~ n. u t.. 100 acres
in sandobal county; Santana Herrera,
Santa Fe. NV u section Q. r. 10 NJ,
II. G f., 100 acres in Sandoval county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
BELIEVES 1T WAS MURDER.
Sister OF Dead Man Thinks Victim Put
Upon Track.

Mrs. c. II. Brown, OF Deming, Sis
ter of the late Leon j. Smith, arrived
in the city last night to make arrange
ments for the funeral of her brother.
Mrs. Brown holds the opinion that
her brother was knocked In the head
and his body laid on the trolley track
to hide the crime. She says that be-
fore she left Deming she met some of
the base ball team. They told her that
they saw Smith in I'll Paso In the ar
ternoon Sunday. He then had about
$50 in money and gold watch.
Both money and watch were miss
ing when the body was found. They
said that he had been drinking, but
was not drunk--El Paso News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
Santa Fe TO Run Regularly over New
Route.

This morning Division Freight and
Passenger Agent George +. Roe OF the
Santa Fe received telegram from
trains Nos |, 5, I, 6, and s will com.
mence today to run regular between
Chicago and Oklahoma. Texas. Colo.
RADIO and Pacific coast points; by way
of Lexington Junction and 81 Joseph,
For the present all business to and
from Kansas City will he handled
on stub trains by way Of Emporia
Kan. All trains by way of St Joseph
will be able to make about the same
time rs by way Of Kansas City.-El
Paso Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
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PRETTY Girls In Demand.

Pretty girls were never In such de-
mand as they are today, said a Boston
advertising agent 1--WE need them to
pose for photographs for almost every
article that We advertise. II you are
advertising camera then you must
have pretty girl taking a picture
II you are advertising shoe, you pho.
tograph a pretty girl daintily tripping
across a muddy stree, on a rainy day
II you are advertising "A corset, then
you have pretty girl to wear IL We
have found that nothing catches and
holds the eye OF the public like good
clear photograph OF a pretty girl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
HAD COUNTERFEIT COIN.
Jesus Perez Placed in the County jail
on Serious Charge.

Jesus Perez Placed in the County Jail
on Serious Charge.
Jesus Perez. native who says he Is
a railroader, is over In the county jail
in Old Albuquerque.
Perez Is charged with a serious OF
Tense, that Of trying TO pass counter
felt S. gold piece. He was brought 10
from Isleta last night. where he tried
TO get the queer" changed. The pris-
oner says II was given to him. The
counterfeit is a peculiar one, isasmuch
that the face Is in United States
die. while the back is in Mexican.
He will he arraigned this afternoon
before Judge Whiting and his trial VIII
probably come off on Monday. mum
Der OF witnesses have been summoned
Subscribe for The Citizen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
Territorial Funds.

The following funds have been re-
ceived at the Office Of territorial treas.
urer J II. Vaughan From II. o. Bur
sum. superintendent of the penlten'
tlary. convlcts' earnings. $1,000; j. w
Fleming. collector and ex-ofIicio treas.
urer Of Grant county. taxes for 1902
sl2 720.S0; II. G. Baca. collector and
ex onicio treasurer of Socorro county
taxes for 1902. S5,S5o13: Romualdo
Roybal. collector and eX-ofiicio treas
urer Of Mora county. s3.27765.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
THE CELEBRATION.

Things Going Along Nicely and the
Biggest Celebration Ever Held In
the Southwest is Assured.
The general executive committee OF
the Central Labor unions Fourth Of
July celebration met last evening.
The committee added the names of
Commander J. w Edwards and Adju-
tant W. w. Macdonald OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic TO the list on the
honorary reception committee. It was
also voted to extend an invitation TO
Governor Otero and stan to be the
guests of the Central Labor union on
the Fourth.
The appropriation for the fireworks
has been increased and this feature
OF the program win be worth alone
coming many miles to see. A clay
pigeon shoot Is promised. and this
viii be added 20 the program. You
will be surprised at the number Of
people that will come here from al
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
A Home Wedding.

Miss Manuela Montoya, daughter
of the late Desiderio Montoya, of San
Antonio. and sister of Max II. Mon
toya. was married this afternoon at 5
O'Clock in that place to John Mcln-
tyre.
The bride is a popular young lady of
San Antonio and comes from one OF
the best known Spanish families In
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
AN UNHAPPY LIFE.
Rosario de Leyua wants a Devoree
from Francisco Leyba.

HOtdilO ne GSTba Nsohto CNNDiCc
from Francisco Leybs.
Suit was fled In the first district
court for Santa Fe county by attorney
a. y Renchan. counsel for Rosario de
Leyba. versus Francisco Leyha where
In the plaintiff prcys for divorce
and support ~ he.soif and Eve minor
children. Piainti" allerer that she
was mar led C. DE def n1ant twelve
Yeas egn ara i, 80 n married life
was happy for the first four years,
since which time her husband has
abused, maltreated and slandered her.
During the past few months he has
grown worse threatening to kill her.
failed to support 1er or their children
and has slapped his wife several times.
Defendant alleges that she and the
children have been compelled TO go
- Mrs. Leybaa parents for something
20 eat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
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OVER THE RIVER.
Sister Superior Of the Convent Of To-
retto Succumbs TO Pneumonia.

Sister Superior OF the Convent OF To-
retto Suecumbs TO Pneumonia.
Very general will be the regret caus.
ed In Las Vegas by the announcement
OF the death OF Sister Superior Angus
tine Beaver, says an exchange dated
June S. The good sister, returning
short time ago from a hard trip to
Colorado. during which she was much
exposed, was attacked by pneumonia.
In spite OF the constant attendance OF
two physicians and the most devoted
nursing, her system failed 10 overcome
the disease. Last evening at o'clock
she died Before her white spirit
passed over the river, all the sacra-
ments OF the church wee administered
by Father Pouget. who happened to
call at the opporune time. Father
Gnberton had left the convent only
two hours before, there being then no
thought Of such sudden parting OF
body and spirit
Sister Augustine was horn In Iar'
ion county. Kentucky, July II, 1915
/ When eighteen years OF age she en-
/ tered the convent Of the Sisters OF
Loretto. In 1882 she was raised 70
superior rank. She held the Office OF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
Clerk Appointed.

Harry S. Clancy of Santa Fe has
been appointed clerk in the Office of
Col. J. Francisco Chaves. territorial
superintendent of public instruction.
Mr.. Clancy is an expert stenographer
and typist
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
Blew on His Head.

T. y. Jago. an old time Californian.
blw the top OF his head completely
OF Wednesday. with a Colts revolver.
at lqmmoth. Arizona, where he was
from the Cliff house to San Francisco.
lie has been engaged in mining and in
business in Arizona. was wealthy, and
no cause is known for the suicide.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
Mary Ann Jones.

S0Iecteu,T
Mary Ann Jones sat alone with her
beau
For several hours with the gas turned
leau;
When he threatened TO leave
She caught hold of his sleeve
And she wept and exclaimed; Eau
neaul'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13

MIR. and Mrs. A. Lindeman and chill
dren. formerly Of Sleepy Eye, Wis, but
the past year residing at Santa Fe.
came in from the capital city last
night, am continued west to Long
Beach, Cal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
MACHINERY PURCHASED.

Arlrona-co colorado Copper Belt and Gold
Msniaa Company Viii Begin Active
Work.
Col. n. NJ. Force arrived In this city
last evening fvom Denver where he
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
Coal Statement Intentional Funds
Site tor Asylum Selected.
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Cos ernor Otero has appointed Geo.
Lynch county surveyor of Dona Ana
county. vice Fred ~. PETIT, deceased.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13

II. McCreary auditor of the Fred
Harvey news service. is in the city
checking up the local house.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13
Land office Business.

The following homestead entry Yves
made: Dolores Duran. Las Vegas, 100
acres In San Miguel county.