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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
HAS CONT A, CAST.

a wave of rich muddy water swept
down the Rr0 Grandc Saturday night
aud there was a Joyous shout went up
from among the vellcy farmers.
Where the water came from puzzles
even the river commissioners. but
that q IL there "a the river awaiting
10 soak up the thirsty delds that have
been dry nine months a. sufficient rea-
son 20 cause gladness and tho farm
ors will use u and ask no questions.
ihis rise came Saturday afternoon
and the good news preceded Il down
tho river u had reached ,salota sun
day morning and Los Lunas sunday
evening. and. although every mayor
donna down the valley has oponed
his acoqula and thousands o. laterala
have been FLIED. Il IL reported that
the water haa reached Bolen and ID
speeding merrily along The river Al
the Barclas bridge ls bank foil
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

" Austin o. winchester, inds
know whht 10 DO In the hour Of .vdd.
His wife had such an unusual case %
stomach ard liver trouble. physicians
could not help hor ne thought OF ana
tried Dr Kings New Life pills and
she got relief a. once and was finally
cured only 2sc a. an druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

says a dispatch from Tucson. Arise.
na Milton naa Just received from
the department OF commerce and Ia.
Dor a rowing commission az inspector
tor sonora no haa no particular STA.
ton. ho ia provided with horse. saddle
and iced. ana ne viii be expected to
acOur northern sonora tor Chinese
smuggiers ITO ls attached TO the bu.
roau of immigration iof Arizona and
Now Mexico 40 Tucson
Muton was eHpross messenger on
the train hoid up ty 8uica. AlNort
three Fingered Iack anu the gaug al
t'airbank lu 1890 milton shot Three
Fingered JacE dead ana foiicd Oh,
train robbers no vas FOR years lr
tho customs service 40 Nogaics. aerv
lnr on a mounted Inspector. and mans
70 the smuFEicf that no has run a
earth
Milton 10 an od primer Of ueorg'
~ WcbD. Inspector in charge. an Old
/ uucudof. promoted Tor hia bravery
.It ls undcrsio1i that tne appointment
uf MutOn was made Ou recommends
ton of Nebb. who believes that h
Hbs found On bia ola comrnio just chs
man go deal with thp Chinese SNUG
.Ur In hou0ra who slip mo ,eiou
.1'. arrufs tfr Uup Ihe majority %
. tn, inspectors under the dominion o.
. .n are "tenforiect" sent o.. from
.I, east ana thoy arc not quaIned q
.np" with the sonora smurrlers. no
Gins acquainted with tho country
'1o prorio or me LANGUAGE Hs 10
man of "rions STAMP
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
~ cIean 80

There's nothing ike doing a thing
thoroughly OF an the salves you ever
heard o. nuckllna Arnlca salve IL
'ho best Il sweeps away and cures
burns. sores. bruises, cuts boila. al.
GERS. skin orJntlons and piles tie
only csc. and guaranteed 20 give aatls
faction by an druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

Commissioner Rlcharda OF the gen
erai land once 70 the following letter
replies TO the Instructions Of the soc
rotary OF the interior.
The Honorable. the secretary of the
Interior
"sir-i am Ia receipt, by reference
from the department. on March rs,
1904. OF report OF letter dated
March a.. 1904. from lion. B y. no
doy. United states house or repre-
sentauvoa. wherein he states That he
has received q letter from hon. l..
3D. Prince, ex-governor OF New nexl'
co. protesting strongly against the
proposed RIO Arriba forest reserve
fdr which temporary withdrawal was
made on November !. 1908. upon the
recommendation OF the United states
geological survey. including certain
lands Ia RIO Arriba county. New Mexl
co. Tb, letter from non. l.. q. Prince
is quoted BY Mr Rodoy.
Regarding this proposed reserve, /
haye the honor 70 report that. follow
ing the accommodation t-om ,nla o..
ice 90 the department. dated kovem-
her y. 1898. the duty or making inyea'
ugat.on and report az 20 what portion,
| 10 any. OF the lands temporarily Win.
drawn for thle proposed reserve
should be permanently reserved, wa
assigned % the bureau OF forestry Of
the department OF agriculture. re-
/ apoctiuIly recommend. therefore, mat
the enclosed letter from Hon -. 3
Rodey OF referred 20 the secretary n
agriculture Tor consideration by 60,
bureau OF forestry.
Very respectfully
". A. RICHARDS,
"Commissloucr'
a Prompt investigation.
rhe matter has been taken up b
the department OF agriculture az 'h'
following letter indicates;
department OF Agriculture. once o
the Secretary, washington. April
1904
Hon. 4 Is Rodey. House or Repre-
aentatiycs. washington. ID. e..
"slr-I am ia receipt by the refer
oneo OF tho honorable, the socTetar
ui the interior OF your lctter q
, March lt. 90 me commissioner OF "a
, general land ONCE ne lands you r,
, icr 10 in Hio Arriba county we're ten
, porarily Withdrawn from sotticmon
/. ou November J. 1903, upon the recon
4 incubation of the United states geo
logical survey, ana 4 am glad 90 70
!. form you that a nold examination q
D this region Will DO made by the b'
I reau OF forestry WITHIN the next ~
!. months. AZ result OF this examinI
= lion an lands which are found unaui
b cd 10 forest reserve purposes viii D
!. released from the order OF with-rNv
:. al and restored 20 the public domatl
Il very respectfully.
JAMES WILSON,
:. secretary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

was troubled wits a distress 10
ny stomach. sour stomach and vnm
ung spells. aud can truthfully aay
that Chamberlain stomach aud Liv
NJ Tablets cured me Mira o. y
williams. Lalngsburg, Mich These
tablets are guaranteed 90 cure ever
aso 90 stomach trouble 90 this char
actor For sale by all druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

ess, Cough Medicine ior Children.
when you buy a cough medicine for
mail children you want one 10 which
1u can place Implicit condolences
you want one that not only relieves
..t cures tuu want one that a.
u4uostlonabIy harmless you want
I1, thaf Is pleasant % take. Cham
er.alus Cough Remedy meets an ot
.ruse conditions thrrc % nothing
good for the COUGHS and COLDS
Incident tn childhood o. 10 also a
sribu preventive anu cure Tor Group.
iuH acre ia up danger whatever
rlm Nhoop.uF cou.h when q 90 giv.
% has been used iu many epid
mIcs OF that disease with perfect
success For sale by al lrugEla'u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

some think that q story told OF the
late United states senator soweu and
Co,onel "Jim" Bo0yei rood. Tne colo
nol Who was q stirring orator. but
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
WILL CHASE SMUGGLERS
CAPTAIN JEFF 3. MiLToH AP.
POINTED BORDER GUARD M
sONoaA. MEXICO

Captain Sen D Milton. hero % me
fhlrbank train robbery 90 which
suler and Alv0r9 participated. ia
hack alain In the government service
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

Congressman Rodney Renamed.
saginaw. Mich, April i9-Iho 70
publican convention OF the Eighth
Congressional district % in session
horo today for the purpose Of uomi-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
TakIno 0aapsraIs chaneal.

Il Ia true that many contract colds
and recover from them without taking
any precautlon or treatment, and q
knowledge Of this fact leads others
20 take their chances instead Of CIV
Ing their colds the needed attention.
q should bo borne IN mind that ev.
cry cold weakens the lungs, lowers
che vitality, makes the system less
able 20 withstand each succeeding
cold and payes the way for more 90
rloua diseases Can you anord %
axe such desperate chances when
Cnamborlain's Cough Remedy, famous
Tor its cures OF colds. can be- had for
Ia trlnef F0r sale BY az druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

100 W1TIUT nm U"T|T TITII ~ TTIU IlT.
Isfacuon
% also cufos Indigestion. conatlra.
ton, Dyspepsia and insomnia. Try
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

Dead from Builot--Luls Warrlck.
who was shot Thursday night 20 front
OF the Bank saloon. Las Vegas, died
from the effects OF the wound Friday
evening 1T about 1880. DR.. Black a..
sisted by Drs. Romero and Bradley
performed the operation OF removing
the bullet from the abdomen on Fri.
dag noon. Tho wounded man was for
two hours ana a half on tho operation
table The intestine was found pierre.
ed IN seven places by the ball From
the time OF the operation tlll the time
OF hls death Warrck was conscious
and talked 10 members % his family.
No statement. however was made hy
him. throwing additional light upon
tho shooting. WarrIck was about 30
years old Tie leaves a wife. AZ tho
time OF the shooting he was 10 The
employ % the Las Vegas Light ani
/ Fuel company A young Mexican i}
the name OF Herrera Is la jail o. l1.
/ Vegas charged with ths crime
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

A large shawl was picked up %
west Railroad avenue iato yesterday
afternoon. which owner can have by
describing properly and paying fol
this notice
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

Murder az Englevllls--Louio Mas.
soy. a white man. was shot and IN.
stan,ly killed by negro named Ike
Burns az Engleville carly Thursday
evening during row over a crap
game. Thursday was pay day al En.
gleyllle. and shortly after supper throo
negroes and three white men engaged
IN "a crap game az a boarding house
where the negroes were stopping The
men had not been engaged Ia the
game but a short time when a dispute
arose between Massey and Burns ana
the latter shot Massey twice. once In
the mouth and once 10 the neck. and
Massey foll dead across the threshold
OF the door. Either bullet would have
caused death Immediately after tho
shooting Burns nod before the compa
ny guards rcachor the house and up 10
late hour he had not been captured
Ration Reporter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

llnI HIHnF
.from
IA Grippe,
Chllia
Code or
Malaria.
Feser or
Aaua
tbl aprlnr
Keep the ays
tenn t1ftinod
by taking the
UIttpra Do iH
tho best pre-
tentative 90
aha mU 80
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
TERRITORIAL
. TOPICS .

killed at Gray creek-Fridsy night
an Italian miner woa Killed while At
work IN the mine nt Gray Creek. by
getting caught in "a fallof rock and
dirt. says the Ration Reporter when
the body was tatcn out DC was learned
that bis Ghost bone was crushed 10
and death mutt have been lnstanthn.
o0uB.
Chosen May oueon-Roslua Der
goro. the pretty little ailkou haired
brown Dyed daughter OF Mr. and Ms
A. n ncrgore Of Santa Fo has boon
chosen by her mates at the t.ndorgar
ten 20 be- the queen OF the May NJ the
. coming May day festival of the acho1i.
I Size ls sweet tempered and gentle
I child aud win act as May queen 90
/ perfection
Party al sunmount-Misa IDA Oi1.
son. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs a u.
Gibson on last Wednesday evening
| gave "a delightful party a. Sunmount
/ in the tent homo recently erected AZ
| 90 summer residence BY Mr Gibson.
The coach Brooklyn left the Claire
hotel AZ g O'Clock with party Of
young people from the city DancIns
was lndulFed On until ~ o'clock Thlr
/ ty inyitd gucst1 we're present EIc
giant refreshments were served
Going 70 calitornla--Capi and Mr7
/ A. q Fitch and their two daughters
Misses Elizabeth and Magdei'no. Of
| Mcgdniona. socorr0 county. are az
ranging their affairs 90 as 90 leave nj
an early date for California where
they will make their future home
/ Captain rttch and G.. r. Brown. a So
zorro mining engineer. have just sold
/ their mining properties DO mo Kel1
| mining district at a very handsome
| Hgurc and Captain Fitch has concui
ga 90 retire from active business Dur
Inv their long residence 90 this terri.
tory. the members OF the family have
MADE many friends Ia Socorro coun
fv aud here. and their departure VII
bo greatly regretted hy an those wh'
. were lC0uuIntCI with Thorn
The copper era., 1904-05-05
Empire Builders.

Amongst this class Of men ranks Col. w. C. Greene. NJ man has ever done for a state Ol the west, what Col. Greene has done for Sonora in five years. In that short space of time hts projects have risen to world wide re- nown. Whatever he has undertaken has been well and wisely done. The stamp of strong, persevering charac- ter are notable in his industrial enter prise. Not a camp in the west have bette" conditions of labor. Such good treatment do the men receive, that en- gagged in their several occupations they are contented with their lot and consequently labor troubles are an un- known quantity. Prosperity is shown clearly by citizens Of Cananea. They are satisfied with the present and are assured Of brighter prospects for the future. re.-Cananea Herald.
The copper era., 1904-05-05
Men From Everywhere.

Rich men and poor men alike, from everywhere, are pouring into Sonora. The reason for this rush is perhaps on the part Of capital, it does not want strikes, and on the part of abor it does not desire to be in them. Strikes bring more or less disaster to all parties concerned, when carried to eX- cess. Here all pIrtieS meet on neutral soil; each class spreads out to conquer fortune fur him9e and the results art very encouraging in Iced. The skilled mechanic gets good wages and better treatment and less dictatiOn than he gets across the line. The mining pro- moter is assured that he can float any good mining proposition quicker ana with better results if in Mexico. Not only is the United States pouring her wealth into he sister republic, but all of the EuroDean countries are turning their attention to he. Mexico is staple, solid and substantial and capi- tai recognizes Uni, fact. Under these conditions capital will com where it is assured of results larger than obtained >ewhere.-Caninea Herald.
The copper era., 1904-05-05
The Worlds Gold Production.

The Mining Journal, of London, prints tables of the worlds gold pro duction from the year 1851 to 1903 in elusive. The tables were compiled by Mr. Walter Fly. Barnard. and furnish some Interesting comparisons. The tables are given in dollars, fractions of hundreds being omitted.
 During the five years from 1851 to 1855, the average yearly gold produc- tion O. the world was sl45.977 GOO For the five years from 1891 to 1895, forty years later, the average yearly production was Sl66, ,9S0,OO0 So. as is seen, it took forty-fve years to show an increase of oniy S2l 900 ,00O.
 The tale told during tbe succeeding eight years, that Is to say from 1895 to 1903. is d very different one. During those eight years the worlds produc- tion increased Sl10,60O SD0 the pro- ductiou for the year 1903 being S331, . 5S4,0 900; in other words it more than doubled itself during those eight years.
 IT. now, one may ask. the worlds production goes On increasing in the same ratio during the uext eight years which of the two metals-gold or siN ver-will be the more precious?
The copper era., 1904-05-05
MOhaye County.

Mohavc county, Arizona, is region of splendid possibilities. Her many ~lumbcring resources will ons day awaken 70 the touch of pluck and pus h and capital and then again will the dcsert bloom. Today there is an un- developed mineral deposit within the borders of that county that will one day s,artlc the world with its fabulous treasure. Equally great will be the products Of the Colorado river valley under irrigation, now practically as- sured.
 "Slumbering resources" is good, but they are not all asleep. Seven gold reduction plants are virtually at work in the county. with others on deck, to say nothing about concentrating plants Here is the list; count them for your self: Gold Road cyanide, l25 tons daily; Leland, 10 stamps. algama- ton; Ehinegold Mining company. , stamps: Fl Dorado, Gold Basin 10 stamps in operation, pans and settlers adding 25 tons cyanide plant; Virginia Great West. 90 ton cyanide.
 Besides those above mentioned, at Cedar preparations are under full headway to erect shelter to treat their own ores and concentrates. Sev- cnty-five men are at work completing the wagon road from the railroad 10 the mines. When this is completed the shelter machinery will be rushed first shelter in successful operation. Below Signal heavv-weisht 5-stamp mil is being erected. Many others are on the verge of erecting their own reduction plants.-hingmau Mineral Wealth.
The copper era., 1904-05-05
NEW CAMP AT PARADISE.
Bank to be Started-Redl Estate i. Active, and the Country is Being
 Taken up for Twenty Miles.

Geo. Clark returned Saturday even- ing from a weeks visit to the new town of Paradise, Arizona. He was very enthusiastic in speaking about the pace, aud said that it certainly ' has a good future.
 The population is now nearly 100, and is growing with every stage tha. comes from Rodeo. Real estate Is boo2ing. Lots that one week ago sold Tor S25, have changed hands with in the last few days for sIj0. 4 bank is to be started at once, several restaurants are open, two or three sa- looms, and Dick Brown, a former resi- dent Of Biebee, has general merchant disc store that is doing big OIsin ess.
 The Chiricauhua Development Co. i- rapidly getting their plant installed. This plant has capacity to sink a 2.OOJ-foot shalt. The boilers Were put on the ground last week by E. B. Mason.
 It Is reported that big body of low grade copper ore has oeen struck in the tunnel which the company is run hing.
 The country is all located for twenty miles up and down the lime belt, there being in all oyer 300 claim. staked out in the -s=ss z -icI; -wnlch is -<aa::...-S= -the California dist .et. The town itself is located in gt,ch much the same as Bisbee is located, and Is said to resemble Cripple Creek when that camp started.
 The California district promises to be a rich one, and if it Is Paradise will be big town inside of two years i.....
The copper era., 1904-05-05
Old DominjOn'S Large Output.

The Old Di ninion is maintainins the record reproduction made last month. and the output of blister cop per for April will be very close to 300 900 pounds. About eighteen hours were lost last week through an accident to the crime that conveys the molten metal to I ,e converter. ..s TJJ-a higher Aopper market this -s.&-ASon on the April koduc- said G9';11' ;6a: s'S55 old 5sS''H' Demaoa ' '' copper for :n..vch was not over Sf cents per pound and that the management is steadily educing its cost sheet.
 The arrivals ol coke are not very large and do DO; admit of an accumu- lat:on of fuel.
 The principal construction work in progress in the erection Of the steel stack at the new shelter, fourteen feet in diameter and to be, when com pleted, 200 feet high. The Fl Paso Foundry and Machine company has the contract. and is making good pro- gress Twelve hve-fOot sections of the stack are in place. 30 that the present heIght is sixty feet Belt.
The copper era., 1904-05-05
President Smith Talks of Old Dominion.

Chas. 5. smith. president of the Old Dominion Mining company, on his re- turn to Boston from a visit to the property, was interviewed by the Bos- ton News Bureau. He says:
 "I am well pleased with the condi- lions at the property. We arc now running two furnaces steadily and eX- pect to continue to do so until we get our new plant. We expect to blow in two furnaces out Of three in the new plant In July, but our concentrator vill not he completed until later in the year. Until the new shelter is ready, we expect to reduce right along a minimum of l 200 900 pounds Of cop per and q maximum Of l,5OO,OOO pounds, and upon this production there is net profit to the Old Dominion, with present prices of the metal, of d good T cents per pound.
 We are able 10 run two furnaces now only through our ability to se- cure sulphur ores from Phelps, Dodge X Co. Were it not for the sulphur ore we would be shut down a. tight as a drum. We are not drawing on our high-grade ores. We are running on d C tO Der cent. ore, about the same as we averaged last year. The losses in our slag range from 50-l00 per cent. to 60- 100 per cent.
 Our mine is looking fine. The ore bodies never looked better than today. We are increasing our developme mt work all the time. We will sink our new shaft down to the Huh level, a depth of 1000 feet, and will cross-cut from that level
 By reason O our United Glote al- liance | think our construction ex- penscs will he larger than we origi- nallv contemplated. Our pew plant will cost Us, complete, somewhere be- tween 5000. coo and Sl 900 900. probably nearer the latter figure. We now have a noatin. debt of :26jOOO. this to $500. GOO, and the earnings will take care Of the balance of our construction needs.
The copper era., 1904-05-05
The Cactus of Arizona Better Than
 Alfalfa for Feed.

"The wild cactus which grows upon the plains of the west, when chopped up and boiled. is the equal. pound for pound, Of alfalfa b iy."
 The above statement has been made by the department Of agriculture, and l have reason 70 believe it is true. and l feel confident within q few years commerce 10 that part of the world, and Imperial valley would become a gateway for international trade.
 This new move may imply the building of Southern Pacific road to San Diego, to anticipate a rival road and If such should be the case the new road would probably leave the prese a 1 line at Imperial, thus adding more to the importance Of this town.
 One thing seems certain, the South ern Pacific company is mauire.tiup great interest in this valley, and is working out big plans in which we will all share the benett.-Sentinel.
The copper era., 1904-05-05
A Startling Test.

To save life, Dr. T G. Merritt. of Mehoopany. Pa, made q startling test resulting in wonderful cure. He writes. "a patient was attacked with violent hemorrhages, caused by ulcera- tion Of the stomach. 1 had often found Electric Bitters excellent for acute stomach ard liver trou bles so prescribed them. The patient gained from the first. and has not had an at tack in l4 months" Electric Bitter> are positively guaranteed for Dyspep sia. indigestion. Constipation and Kidney troubles. Try them. Only J0c at all druggists.
The copper era., 1904-05-05
NEW MINERAL FEES.
The Government VIII Require Less for
 Surveys Than Formerly.

The soreFn7 Tt will require less in fees ol applicsn.s for min eral surveys than formerly. The following sched- ule of prices for office work on mineral surveys went into effect on April l5. 1901: For lot( claim. 80; for placer claim. $3j; for miilsite. S}C; for mill site included i6 the survey Of lode claim, S20: for each lode claim within and included in the survey Of placer claim. go. for several lode locstion-r included in one survey. the first loca- ton named, s30; all other locations included, each s25; for several placer locations included in one survey, the first locations banned, $35: all other b. cations included, each s30; supplement tai order for survey, additional Mining World1
The copper era., 1904-05-05
Too Great a Risk.

In almost every neighborhood som e one has died from an attack of collie or cholera morous, often before medicine could be procured or Il physician sum- moned. A reliable remedy for these diseases should be kept at hand. The risk Is too great for anyone to take Chamberlain's- Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has undoubtedly saved the lives of more people and re- lieved more pain and suffering than any other medicine in use. It can al- ways be depended upon. For sale by all dealers ip medicine.
The copper era., 1904-05-05
Notice for Prbllcation.-Homestea
 Entry No 2771.

DErARTNEST or THE INTERIOR.
 Land Office at Tucson Arizona.
 April ]. 1901. Notice k hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his clrm, and that said proof will be made before C. w. Beck, court commissioner. at Clifton. Arizona, on Duncan. Arizona. for the = F ii N w |. $ W ', N. F. it N w ii S F. i., A N T.. i4 = W l. see 20 r s S R :I3- F.. C NS R. B. X NJ He names the following witnesses To prove his continuous rc>iivr cc upon and cultivation of said land viz Joseph IL IcCleSkcy, Eugene I. Morris Andrew r. Angle, William T. San dcrs, all of Duncan, Arizona.
 MILTON E. MOORE,
 Register. FirS; publication April :, 1901 5-l2