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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
EDISON. THE INVENTOR

tis "a great thing 90 dlspel darkness
win a mastorful Grafton or a nno epic.
but tho genius who actually conquers
darkness in the physical world ana
who turns night into day la every haai.
table portion of the earth is entitled,
Ia the minds OF many thoushttul per.
sons. TO greater honor thaH the ora
tor on poet 40 accurately measure
the valuo of thlH one contribution 90
progress of mankind Do probably be-
yund human ability No ono would
undertake to count the lnandoscent
Ei0bea with which Edison mas archod
tho highways of human progress lie
haa dotted the Industrial armament
Sith millions OF flamon,s OF glowing
boauty Ne has niled with light the
cities and towns OF Two heniapheres.
Mr. BdiBon has given many import
ant inventions 20 other departments OF
Industrial activity. 10 transportation
teleEraphy aud mining. bat by com.
mon consent che ucandoacont light
uutranKa them lll in the wide range OF
its benefits 20 all mankind while the
arc light the invention Of which pre-.
cedod tnat Of the incandeacent nght
worked "a quick revolution iu street
lighting. the 1diEon system worked a
most complete transformation iu all
Kinds OF illumination because ot Bs
Wite application t0 the uses ut man
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
CONCERNING CONSUMPTION

A recent medical conference iu
New York "a pnysiclan Who has mace q
study Of tuberculosis presented dE
uros showing Tat Ia Massachusetts,
the death rate from this dread disease
has declined nom SAT- per 10000 pop.
ulatiou in 1875 10 1853 In 1902. As the
Now England states have suuerod Sc
voreiy from the rayares Of consump-
tion these figures may be considered
a. Indicative OF what 20 being accom-.
pli1hed In stamping Il out Like 70.
Rorts come from tnglano and other
European Countries. indicating that the
scientific warfare being waged against
consumption Is entirely successful and
that In time the disease may be- almost
eradichted
tn one particular, however. the ng.
uroa above quoted are a tile mlslead.
ing nvery yer hundred OF consnmp.
tivoa leave their homes In Mnasachu-
sets and every other eastern state
and come 10 Colorado southern Cali
iornla or NeW Mexico 90 Rect a cure.
Many of them Wnu are 90 the last
stages OF the diaoasol0ie az the heahl
resorts. and this, OF course increases
she mortality rate on such states and
deer asses tho wto of .he states from
which they come
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

The three leading lifa insurance
companies have issued their annual
statements. and th7 figures presented
of financial magnitude are in thcm.
solvoa almost startling According 10
the New York f'inanclor. the combinoa
assets of these companies grtgato
nearly ti.t3G O00.0Ou of dollars. a sum
larger than the total deposits on the
clearing house hanhs 0f New tork
city and ono.half as large as go tho
actual money In circulation in me On
itod States These vast resources do
NOT represent corporate or monopolis
tc accumulation. as the word Is under
stood. TIE great Insurance companies
are merely cooperative bodies made
up 81 hundreds % thousands 0f units
in the form OF policy holders. who. Iu
fsoi are TIE companies ana could d
thoy chose. or the occasion required
exercise a dominant voice in their di
rertioh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

some time This looks Ike q scheme
20 ofor q substitute. and then with.
bold q and ave nothing az ALL
There o. no question ln the mind
OF any properly Informed man that the
people of Arizona AM Nov Mexico
are entitled O. the authority over their
own affairs which comes with state.
hood 10 continue the territorial form
OF government over thom would bee an
injustice and a VIC atior OF a funda.
mental principle of American lnstliu.
tIons Tho right " aoltgovorument o.
the corner stone on che union. and g
should not Bee nCedlessly or FOR an iu.
definite time dericd The people of tho
two territories named
IA has boon said that statehood
f1r each OF those territories o. im.
practicable Rowing 90 thia cornelius lon
as something nor 90 be- avoided. many
Of tho people of New MoEico- DO not
7lro some of those of Arizona have
1.i that they would accept io'ni
statehood rn ho. than somain longer
without tho power OF local soife0voru
mont They -houli not bc tridcd vs. th
Congress should not hold ont tho hope
no orni indop .uionco f1r iho iorrii1f
.cs united and then blast o. by say
Inc that moy rlall not Dee permitted
'1 come CO. 90 the prosont time under
ny circumstances
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
Joint STATEHOOD PROPOSITION

The Denver Republican has thn
timely article on the statehood luas
ton.
Members nf congress who advocate
che admission % New Mexico aud Ari
anna as one state instead of tholr sep
arate Admission should bear in mind
that the acceptance OF this proposition
by the people of the territories uamod
eontomplhtos immediate action.
IA De- reported from Washington
that a blll % admit che two as a sin.
ole state viii be- introduced, but thai
d will probably NOT be- pressed for
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
PoalgIuL VAN

Tho estimates Tor tbo uavf ilf Iho
coming HaCal ycar beginning july
are larRor than ogoI before Gen time 1f
is,aco Aftof ODE house committee
has cut ont Itoms amounting to 5000.
zoe ne aggregate san stands at more
than 500 600 800 Nearly onothird ~
this enormous budget U.s. for construc.
ton and machinery. armor and arma.
mont Tho building program calls for
ono frEtclass battle ship To cost o..
00o00 two nrstclaas cruisers tn
cost the same. three scout cruisers
ana two mammoth coliiers. Tho hat
De ship. when armed and armored.
viii represent am outlay of t1715.0 900.
and the hrstclasB cruisers $500 900
each. The total demand of the buiidiuv
proposed ls go 1856 400. nut there la
No thia time popular demand for
a atill stronger and more sorviccablo
navy The cost o. large. but tho n.
terosis 40 uo conserved can easily NO.
ford the outlay
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
ELECTRO THERMOMETER
INVENTION ron LOCATING NET
Al BURIED IN THE EARTH

A fca weeks aro there arrived Boo
silver city a mining man by The name
Of W =. Young. who brought with him
new scientific invention called am
electro tcrroohmeiof. Gays the lndn
pendent The instrument measure
thc electrical resistance 81 the earth
and actually directs the proprietor or
miner "a tho location OF the ore. The
instrument waa invented on the the.
Org that al substances are conductor
Of electricity 90 greater or leEs de-
gree, and that metals are especially
so. Tho resistance % the earth in
localities set apart for investigation
's measured and the ohm ia the unit
used FOR this electrical resistance.
high number Of ohma Indicates that
the ground between the two rods b.
barron of ore ana the opposite is
found true with low number OF
ohma This process Is continued over
whole claim and thus the miner
deposits are exactly locged. since a
complete record OF an the figures In
the space Of ground investigated Is
kept The apparatus OF the terre
ohmoter consists of a battery, the
torre0hmeter some brass rods and
inaulmed copper wire The depth %
tho ore from the surface can likewise
ho discovered By this machine This
being done. the mining man can begin
Immediately and the time saved 90
very great. a.
Mr. Young went out from here
few weeks ago 10 Mogollon and made
ufo OF his instrument there 20 such
a great extent and 90 such a great cd.
vantage that the people OF tho camp
became very enthusiastic over q. The
new are De- called torroohmctrlc eur.
yeying
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

A Washington birthday party Wa
held al the residence OF Mrs Nelson
on North Walter street, yesterday ef
ternoon. In honor Of her daughter.
Mrs. Appel who Il here visiting from
Fort Russell. Wyoming The hand
some home was decorated typical OF
The days celebration, and most
sumpiuous repast was served. Cards
we're the features and appropriate
prizes given. Mrs. Appel o. the wife
of Lieutenant Appel OF Fort RusealI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
Blo0BY sTRUGGlE

witsin a few days In the iar east
q bloody struggle on land win take
place botwoon tho armies of Russia
and Japan THERE are more than q
half million Of armed men In Kofoa
and Manohurin eager Cor The groat
esurelo These armies arc the bo %
equipped and the best prepared Cor
ziauFhtor of any ln tho history Of The
world Tho losses viii be- frightul
and thoro viii bo mourning In thou
sands 0f The peasant homes of bo'h
rountrica
Tho Grs' al hatiio viii probably
be- along the Yalu river and Do H
predicted that % viii range alone with
Ootiys bure and waterloo 'u Intuc
tlronrss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

We wish 10 express our thanks To-
the knights OF Columbus. che Elks
lodge directors and members of tho
Commercial club. the city council
and many other friends for their sym.
pathy over the death OF our husband
and father. Mariana s. Otero. and the
assistance they rendered ai bis uner
~ and burial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

mere iH more cufarrn IN This see
ION of the country than an other dia
eases put together. and until the las,
few yeas was supposed 20 Dee incur
nuIe For "A great many years doctors
pronounced 10 a local disease and pre-
scrihed local remedies. and ~ con.
siantly failing 20 cure iih local treat
mcnL pronounced 10 lnCurhble Science
has proven catnrrh 90 he q c0natitu
tiunai disease and therefore requires
co lEtitut.onal treatment HaiiB Ca
nIrh Cure. Manufactured by r. j.
Cheney a. Co., Toledo. Ohio. o. the
only constitutional cure on the mar
bet 70 is taken internally ln doses
from no drops 10 n tcaspoonfui. ID
Ia On directly on tho blood ahu muc
ou8 surfaces of the system Thoy OF
Ter one hundred dollars for any case
10 falls io euro scud tor cHcuinrr and
toatImuuieis
Address p } cheney a Co. 10
'odn. Ohio
Sold by druggists 70 cents.
Halls Family rills are the best
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

WANTIJD-TRUsTWORTHY LADY
OR GENTLEMAN 20 manage business
IN this county aud adjoining territorr
tor house OF solid financial Htanding
$1,000 straight cash salary and ex.
penaee paid each Monday direct from
Eeaiquartera. Expense money a.
vanced position permanent Address
Manager, 600 ManOn Bldg. Chicago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

a question chat che government alone
can SCI up.
O.
n. b. Carey has resigned hls posi-
uDn as conductor. brakeman and
telogrnphor of che A. q d. and has
accepted a short vacation aH assistant
superintendent OF the AzalIa mine. Boz
which be- holds a third interest says
jhc KIngman Mineral Wealth ilis
homo office will bo ON Mob Hnl chi
cago The Azaia 81 prUduCing high
Grade ore and an abundance OF mill
ing ore Fred Rurge has taken
CBroys place on Tho A. a %
%
Lake valley Sierra county b. DO.
tcmiuod not to bo lofi. even though
sbo is small There aro rumors that
the lake Valley Mines company viii
ont Iu city water works Wotor VIII
Boz plped from me mines into lake
Valley yards and houses This would
coraiuly bo greet thine fol The resi-
dents uf chat piece The munaeoe
~ the company are husilora and there
ere great hopes that the pgoico, VIII
Dee carried out
%
TUESDAY las che Gold road mine of
Mahou county Ariz shipped "a $50
600 bar of bullion to the mint by way
OF Needles This brings the ship.
mcuts OF bullion up 90 $4,000 in The
] u. .aH 70
production che mine Is fast becoming
O. world bpateg with iho addition ~
labor saving dev'coa this mill viii bs
one of tho largest producers of gold
on the coast ~ is presumed that ino
management Dos decided to put lr
electrical transmission Zines from Che
ra. ROAD On operate tto mines and m
and O., tho Same time mako man, m
C1riaut change Boo tho reduction AMI
handling of ores
d.
Under q lee ruling 90 the interior
department o. Do explained that th,
government has Withdrawn AN land.
Don the Salt River and Colorado River
valleys and mo- entry of these land.
can bo made In che land oflcos M'n
! lux claims located on the lands pro
posed TO be- used for a storage basin
will not ho recognized by the govern
mout In the valley Of the Colorado
! river many sections Of land have beer
taken up by people who have been
making protensc OF demonstrating the
same. and it O. these people that ths
government .s striking al 10 IN,
sweeping order Withdrawing the lands
from entry No interference with the
work Of reclamation will be- hrookef
hy Uncle Sam
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
Hia strike az Roeiada.

Frank Cutler, who r. spending "a few
days 10 Lac Vegas. bringc word from
Roclnda. San Miguel county. % tho
biggeat discovery yet made In the
promising camp Frank Zumach has
uncovered a sixteen foot vein. running
sixty per cent 10 lead and carrying
heavy values IN gold and silver. Mr.
Iumach. assisted b. hls brother. %
developing the property. which bids
fair 20 become one o. the most valu.
abe IN the territory. Several men are
az work taking out ore and preparing
u Tor shipment an who have seen
the ore are highly Impressed with its
richness
Mr. Cutler says the Azure is pro.
ducing good roeults About sixteen
minors are ~ work Ia the camp and
it Is cxpccted there will be moro hlg
uows from Roclada during the next
few woeks. The people have petit
tionod for a poutonico. which they
have every reason 20 believe will be-
established.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
NATIONAL EDUCATORS
IN CONFERENCE

Atlanta. Ca. Fob 90 a small army
NJ educator. Including college prosl
dents. professor Bupcrintcudenis au1
teachers was the present today a'
the opening OF tho annual conference
Of The suporIntoudonts' department of
me National Educational association
Every part of ihe country was repre-
scented and every branch OF education
al work from the district school 20 the
highest institutions of learning
The delegates assembled at g
O'Clock this morning aud listened 10
smith and Hon William 49, Merritt.
state school commissioners of Gcog.
gIa After these formalltlcs had boon
concluded the remainder ~ the open.
INK session vas devoted tO a general
discussion OF the a. Louis worlds
fair and lis relation TO education. The
speakers Included Howard j Rogers.
chief of the department OF education
OF the exposition. W. r Harris. Unit.
cd States commissioner Of education
r lAuia Sedan. superintendent Of the
81 Louis public schools. and Albert
@ Lane superintendent OF Chicago.
The course OF study In elementary
and secondary schools was the genor.
al topic 90 discussion 40 the afternoon
session Some OF the principal speak.
ers and their topics we're as follows
william n. Easton. Grand Rapids,
Mich THE Superintendent lnnu.
ynCe ON the Course OF study Paul
% saunders. University OF Mississippi
Athletics and other Collatera. ActiW.
Ties In Secondary schools Frank "
McMurray Columbia University.
what Omissions are Advisable in
the Present Cour-e of Study and what
should bee tho Basis for the same"
The conference viii remain ln SEES.
zion through tomorrow and Thursday
The oihccrs in charge uf the gathering
have arranged am excellent program
Subjects which VIII De OF special In
tereft Go those actively engaged In
educational work will ho discussed
during tho morning and afternoon ser.
alous The EVENINGS viii Doe devoted 20
lectures. The first OF tho lectures Ia
10 be- delivered this evening hy presi
dent Edwin A Alderman of Tulnn"
University.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

N~~S~~~~~~~S~
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Give writer's name. aud request an
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Advertised matter Do previously held
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Advertised matter ia held two weeks
before 70 Foca 90 the dead lottor once
40 Washington u. g.
ladies list
Arp. Minnie Martin Mrs Los AZ
Brown. MaFgio "a Martinez. Mra @
naca. Mrs Halioa ZMchfcc. Mrs Rob.
n0wloB. Mrs Della ou
Chaquotto. MrB e. ANioto. Miss Mcras
Cmsadrs. Harriet Ortiz. Are HeaJss
Chavts Mru rr.nt ~
dad porolla Miss joe
Gumth. Mrs N q Simon. johanna
HunuoBy. Mrs Dan stanley. Mrs
Nuni7. Mics slbe.shorman. Mfs 81.
ria ma
Martinez. Dona Vance. MrB ~
Manuollta Webster Nellie
MEMS List.
Allen. CT Ieay. w
Aihonaon. Joseph Miora Jose
Allen. Walker Martin. 2 q
naca. Ad0lfo G. do Morrison Jamos
Dell. WIN N Moore. ,
Book Henry Mitchell. james
naca. Antonio r. Mara. Edw
ullvcn. VIM A Oder Alberto
uanboriece. Joe plpklu. Dun
hurnott. Archie Rodriguez Mates
element g W Romero. Ed
Candolaria. 1oso hHlboa. %
Fanouofa. Dolores Sauusa. Edd
Fcruroba. ngsedo santlllauos pDdIo
rio GAilcrU
ralon. Rick sandoya. LuDlr.aa
Grove. q a. Shields. Angus
Gallouos. MY shpplcr. Glare
Gousaloz, Salvador Torres. BonIrs
Hartman n a Tnpin Pedro
Hoitlck. Ed e UruCr Amanf
Jackson. Ray Waco. Frank
Koogan. IN whitney. VIC
iaprack. Gcorgo Wagner J %
/ t.ituolon. v n iloshoa AErcl q
Loute. 3 = MARIA
W HOPKINS
Postmaster
/ you KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TAX.
ING
/ when you take Groves Tastcicsa Chill
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

Foiey's Honey and Tar b. best for
Group and whO0pinE cough, contains
no opiaioa. and cures quickly. Careful
mothers keep Il in the house for sale
by j. "a OWieIY a a..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
MRS NJ 8. OTERO.
AND FAMILY.

bourke Cochran Goes 20 Congress.
Now York, Feb 23.-W. Bourke
hourke Cochran was elected without
opposition today AZ the special cleo.
ton held in the Twelfth distdlct 10
ON the vacancy IN congress caused By
the resignation Of George y. Mcclellan
niier his election as mayor OF New
York The district is overwhelmingly
democratic ana the republicans decld.
ed not go put up a candidate fearing
the ofect OF biz democratic majority
o0 tho election next fan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

Cream Hahn b placed laio ihs nosuils, spreads
over ne ulrmhfano ana d shaoIhod. ueilsfislm-
mediate aud q cure falloua iiia nos drying-doss
uoi produces tueusing large aire, o. cents al DRUG.
gltia Or By mslii Trial sllg. 70 cents
ELT unOrnnHs, % worsn Street. Nes Yors
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

Tomorrow Is the feast OF g. Ma
ihias Holy communion win be- cole.
hraied 10 81 Johns church. al 8:9o q
m. Evening service aud address and
address AZ $3.50 In the afternoon. Those
services will be held In the roctory.
The ladies Of the q. A H.. John
Logan Circle No. J. win meet IN rog.
nlar session tomorrow "wednesday
afternoon az $3.50 An mombers re
Queatod 20 ho present ny order of
the president Eta D Allison score.
taFv. Jam
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TAX.
ING
when you take Groves Tasteless Chill
Tcnlc because the formula a. plainly
printed on every bottle. showinf that
BE- ia simply iron and qulnine 90 a
tnuoloss form. No cure nC pay 5Dc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
a. Y9u Re.lIsal b NIahl.

And haraaaod Dy = nau cOughY use
Ballard6 H0renouns syrup. h win a..
cure you sound sleep and eHeet 4
prompt and radical cure. csc, bOo and
600 bottle at 3, 10. ORielly Drug 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

Two more indian blankc, Woayars
were added 20 the working force at
thc Harvey curio store last night
They are from the Polma tribe 0i
northern California. and were brought
90 the city by mr.. j. J Hudson nf che
Columbian museum.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative bromo oulnlne Tab.
let's. All druggists refund the money
10 Il fails 10 cu-o u. W. Groves aig.
nature So on each box. csc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

The landscape gardener of the san.
ta Fc is showing his ability in the lay.
ing out OF the grounds In the front
Of the once ct Master Mechanic w.
r. Buck az Needles Palms have al.
ready been planted and the lawn win
soon be- growing Trees have been
planted around the hre department
building aud dover bods and a lawn
viii soon bO loo evidence
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

Subscribe ior The Citizca and got
che news
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

Friends here will Dee pleased 10 leara
tnat Adiutapt General W. a White.
man. who has been seriously ll al his
home in Santa Fo la able 90 take short
walks out 0i doors hgaiu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

Many people are OF the opinion that
au alien cannot hold a mineral claim.
Now. the facS Is that no one can SET
up an adverse claim % poperty held
under location by an allen except the
government itself In Quioting tlta
40 a property between an nllon and a
citizen q cannot be pleaded that the
alien cannot make a valid location
under the laws ~ the land. az that "a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

5,ald hcao 10 an eczema of the scalp
very severe sometimes. but Il can be
cured noan Oiutment. quick and
permanent in 30 results at any drug
store. $40 cents.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

The searchllght reports that the No.
have Gold Mining companv's mill has
been shut down pending the nstalla.
zion uf cyanide plant This Is not
true. says the Kingman Miner. The
mill ls running steadily ON splogdid
ore, and viii be- kept az work right
along The installation o. a cyanide
plant win ln no manner Interfere with
the working az the mill
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

l.. N. Teal superintendent OF the
Treasure Hin Mining company. has
returned from q tour OF inspection OF
the Gold Road Snowfall. oliver Creek
and Leland camps. Ia Mahon county.
Arizona. He believes that country
will become one OF the greatest go,i
producing countries in the world in a
few years
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

AZ the Boston Mine Exchange last
week $40 shares OF Santa be Gold and
Copper c0mpaays atocs sold o. from
$3.50 to S. hare
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

hrnest e Chambers. a mining man
from near Nogal Now Mexico, ~ 10
El Paso, he reports that mining oper.
ations are unusually active at present
around Nogal and a number Of new
companies are going into the country.
TO adds that several promising gold
claims are being developed end that
thoro viii be regular shipments OF ore
iu the near future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

d. A O. Brewer. OF Utica. 81 Y,
arrived al HIlshoro Tuesday. Dr.
Brewer Is president of the Hflsboro
Gold Mining and Milling company and
he informs the Advocate that q ia the
intention Of the company 90 resume
operations just as soon nH the water
supply Is demonstrated A FINAL test
Is now in process
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

a question chat che government alon,
can set up
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

o.. p Anderson. a young man who
claimed 10 represent the Copper
Queen Mining company OF Arizona.
was examining some prospects on the
Bonito. Lincoln county. last week. n
fho assays from tho samples taken
justify the owners viii ho made q
reasonable oneT