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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-01-22
When You Buy Starch

buy Defiance and get the best. 16 o. for 10
cents. Once used, always used
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-01-22
rHREE YEARs ~.

Eugene z Lario. Of Isl TEehdstH
avenue, ticket seller in the Union Sta
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
CONVENTION OF
UNITED MINE WORKERS

indianapolis. Dec 2O-At the ma.
tiunal headquarters of the United
Mine Workers Secretary Wilson and
his assistants are husily engaged n
completing the arrangements for tho
annual convention OF tho organization
The convention viii assemble boz this
city three weeks hence. viii last about
ten days, and viii bee attended by over
seven hundred delegates Illinois. In
diana Iowa. Pennsylvania. ohio and
NIchHBn VIII 8s usual be- states most
largely represented. Delegates will be
on hand however, from Kentucky
West Virginia, Alabama Tennessee
aud number oi other states.
The keen public interest with which
previous convention OF the orgaL.zn.
lion have been watched does not az.
tach tO ,he approaching gathering
This Dos chiefly owing tg tho fact that
the contract thar was made with the
operators Iast year was q two year con.
tract, hence thD matter of wages win
NOT come up for discussion this year.
Tho time of tho convention there .ora
VIII lo for the most part taken uu
with ihy diegu slUus bearing uu the
dinoruu, questions pertaining t1 the
business and questions OF internal Of
sanitation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

nody frum santa re whore be- nas
been un husing connected with bite
Ir AM iimhor contract with enc San.
il Fo Central
W. a Davis who ha. for several
YD1r h"I' conductor Il thp Santa
10 rliiur uu. of Needles. .s reported
a7 snln Co s0 into buslnos Tor himself
Zoo f0s Angelica
in the United States court nf Chick
ashs Hols iiIutr Rock ISLAND
freight conductor 0a. convicted .f
stealing SILKS from box carl. -.iEa
valued a. $4,000 won. presented aa
Evidence.
y g. despair. who rt. Hu.u loo ue
employ of Che Salt Int. railroad fur
iho nsst three months Dol. returned tu
Needles and win again onto. .. .n..
v.oo Of Che SANTA Do In thr N1... .s-.
vice department
A. o. Cooper f0mDf', division ras
sonrer srenf oft fbe k1nals d'yI Ion OFF
che Rprk Island WIN on January q
Toxic rihreo of O. now f25 900 hotel hr.
lur built Al Uar'lolyIile Indian Ter
r.'uIy Tho rush of custom anil thn
large number Of visitors fp that GROW
Sos town matos tbD opening an or.
cHplHnal'y g1od one
Chloride Arizona. De- prlsper.nE
arain now that 10 is assured thD old
Arizona e li8h railway win b0 repair.
od and tramc agaln resumed Chloride
has been pretty near ont NJ the world
since The heavy w8shnY}a which an
damaged ihcIr aiirolI connections
with ihc Santa Fc chat ore shippers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
RAILROAD NOTES

from Saturdays Daily CUIErul
Tho meeting of stockholders OF the
Oregon Ehou Line. scheduled at Salt
Lake Thursduy was postponed Goo
Jan 10
W. d Carruthcrs who is employed
az carpenter Dn tho Albuquerque
Easiorn returned jo Morary anor q
short vlait to Santa De.
Mrs , W Records of EstancIa wac
boz SAINTS w. yesterday on a shopping
tour She will not Join her husband
at Ration until spring. and viii spend
The winter al Es'ancla.
The railroad boys received yoster
day unusually fat checks for The cur
rent month Tho hours have been
long in thr land which the railroads
dominate aud tho work has boon
steady
General Manager W Uopowou Df
thr Albuquerque Eastern has arrived
On Chicago from business visit to
New York City and P.tishurg. and b.
expected m Albuquerque Monday
evening.
w. snyder .hc brakeman who
lost foot .u railroad accident
some weeks ago. lcn las Vegas for
Topeka Thursday afternoon with his
wilo. iO effect "a settlement with tho
Santa Pc company
q. A tchcurich who o. .u charge 1f
iho comm'ssary OF tho Albuquerque
EaatorH construction department ar.
rived in Santa 20 Thursday from $40.
rariy and no. and Mrs schyurich a..
tended the Elks' BAH that night.
The enFinoors ana the drnmon ~
the Santa Pc have adjusted their dif.
iCrnurcH which threatened 90 cause n
strike on the coast lines o. the Santa
Fo system. Tho cxBct terms OF the
scfilrment have not yCt been made
public
a 1uItcIaim dooi has boon Alod in
thC Office of tho probate clerk dated
september 5th. Bon which the Santa Fo
Central Railway company conveys fUr
ilu lm uf f2a 'n thp KIn GnnIo Il
Santa De- Railway company Dot I1g
ana 70 portion OFF lUt i1b c'tv of Santa
20. oi the block between Nontowma
ana Garfield streets west OFF guada
'upn street and northeast of tho sta
iuu grounds of the Atchison. Topeka
a. Santa Fo railway.
homo for fho holidays has begun and
H promises to hc heavier out of Now
Mexico than for many years This Is
accounted Tor from ihp fact that the
year has been prosperous lu New
Mexico despite HE big strike and
many labor troubles The movement
OF foreigners 90 New York On route 10
their homes in Europe is unusually
large particularly among the Italians
ami Scaudiuaylaus
The opening of the San Pedro. Los
AnFolcs a Salt Lake road early loo
The coming spring means thnf tHD
road competition for California bust.
ness Will be- intense Tho Milwaukee
has arranged for through sleepors De.
tween Chicago and Los Angeles over
the Clark road and this. with the
solid trains over the Northwestern.
Union Pacific and Clark road. means
thar passenger men will have 20
hustle FOR business
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
INTEREST IN BRITT.
NELSON BOUT

san Francisco. Uo. 20 SPORTING
mnn from points far and uear are ar
rvIuE to aee iho dFbt bol Focn Jimmy
hr.ti the IDOL of tho Pacific coast. ana
iaI IlnE Nelson who attained the
Top Df the puEiIIst.r ladder by hIs re.
cent decisive victory over Young Cor
Hrli Interest Boo .Hr contest atfeuds
OBJ lII classes, and DO .s tho a1I. tonic
"I conversation n the Streets. 300 res.
ihhfhhia. clubs ana other places whore
sporting men rouerggnIr
Too FACT chat fhe victor 1f foHIehrs
HAi.'D 1911 have legitimate claim %
'hr rhhWpIlnahip serves 20 increase
fh. Interest though there .s no actual
rI iWuIonHhlp Ht sthke Britt d. NOT the
lEniWeIsht champion. Joe Cans sem
holding Che t.tlH. though Boz Was sound
D. hraHhfd br nrif who .0st the Hght
nn fuul The hebf. however. uiI
nave every feature 1f q championship
contest al Britt through b.a ahowiuF
afhIuHt Cans. and heIH11 u virtue 0f
Dos defeat oI founF CuTbeft" have
every rEht tu bo recognized as the
two BEST men In iheIr class
The iac chat Hritt d. tho fav1rte
in Che bo.dug evidently bias Dot dimln.
lthcd the confidence ol Nelson's I'D
lowers. some 40 the WlscaCras of the
sporting brigade say me Chicago boy
only good on ihe suriace. aud that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
WILLIAMS


Fflm He Nrws
Ora Smith has accepted tho posi-
lion ~ bagrareWan 8f me depot
Last saturday evening some mis-
Dfoani stole ihe mail sack from the
depot platform after the departure
uf No
Charles RawIn has boon promoted
o. fireman ON the main line OF the
santa FC. and was hero visiting his
mother H few days ibis week.
The waiting rHum of .no local depot
Nas fh's wegk gIyou q nov coat of
paint AMI decorated very artIstically
Miss E.la Mcintyre departed Mon
day ior the Grand Canyon. where she
won't t1 accept q position with Post
master Marin Buggoln
r. j. Kelley. cashier af fho local
icuOt with Die family. departed
Thursday for bis old home af Ash
land. Ky, Waero Tor thD next thirty
lays ugy win visit midst The old
.auhiar scenes.
49, r. Eliot. Theodore Chaplin and
Willis Olmstod are members Uf the
topographic party that have been
borc the past two weeks making ar.
raueements i0 begin work immediate.
y iu fhe Canyon district
Forest Ranger q. o. Grove hR. uur
chased uf Joe Johnston tho sidonop
property Un South First street for
many year. Occupied uy d. N Jones.
aH1 has Hlt .hr Same furnished and
ready for occupancy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
Quaker Reflections

busy.
Tots of people feel pulled up with
ont The aid of "a press agent
Tho dentist can draw tDcta without
being much of nu artist
When "a -7nn stands con- bis dignity
be- ought tO Ee we'll hcploi
The man Hhl pays hIu lUuia isn't
Ihr one Who burruWH trouble
Az opportunity t0 du tbD wrong
ih.ng Is generally takcu advantage o.
thhriiy may cover "a multitude OF
sins bat Poo more viii spring up
Does tho young father who wheels
"a baby coach fcel that ho ls u tho
puHhf
The hands ot clock are always ia
front and yet they may hr behind
Time
Nusy man has won Girls
hand. only 90 find that he hash won
her henrt
Some people are too much afraid ~
itrekl"s io make bag while the auH
shines
luai think of solomon With au bis
wives ir}Ins in Euop track Uf hIs var.
uuH wedding HnulFffHafIps
Newly acquired wealth causes Tho
average Wuman io be- dr1r.aIehfed
when Hhn wrDtH her 0id friends
FuE.I.ats are generally at logger.
heads in spite of tbo fact that taoy
are hand iu glove with each other
Philadelphia Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

I JOB re NIN|I.
The Blue Ridge mining company r.
having site TOR tuu stamp mI'
steIvd out at thn Tom Reed mine
DurAnart Brothers are preparing fo
sfalt Wurh uu The TyfO UrUuu o'
mines. over u the sbcopIrlu section
Cold road has raised two hundred
dollars for the purpose oft giving tho
children ul IhI. camp au old fashion
Dd Christmas celebration
Work uu the Lookout mine. south
log kngm3n Is progressing and NJ de-.
yo.opmonl should warrant q hoIsiuE
Hlan. viii soon be placed ON tho mine.
The Itio min ai the Ramr0d mine.
which Is being operated by Low
E|HkDly Dos turning out considerable
bullion Yesterday "a nlCc bar uf EolI
was brought boo from the mill and
shipped io the mint
The machinery has been installed
"a. The samoan mine and an iron build
IuE Is being placed over 3D. Work boz
fhD mine win hO resumed within o.
ieW days and he company expect 90
open mp a large block Of ground Dee.
fore the railroad is again open for
business
Thursday last af noon fire broke
ont Iu 'ho lodging house li Mrs Nan.
mic Murphy. on South Front street.
and before discovered tho flames
were driving through the hall. ouycl.
ur.ng 10 to such an extent that D. was
Imuu 'h'D fo save any OF the effects.
Doc am Incredibly shOrI time the fire
communicated With the adjoining
buildings and they were entirely con
sumoi with The greater part OF their
contents.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
IL YOU'RE ONE

H .hn uu'0OiuutiD person. who suf
"I ruW indigestion. Dyspepsia.
heartburn rlatuIoncy nIuouaness.
Coativcncar. kidney Troubles or
icepicasncss. HH. f.II sou .rl tha
Hf'.IH I.. past record off .uf.
surely proves i.H tH.r Th.g DO ?
m t. u. CHUIs.
HIHIH. G. % bottle to-day
r.H .N..t H|#u U.. f0r n
c. ,opI oI cor Iq0s Almanac. o.
.Ii H.... ,uI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
sANrAFe POLICY
President Ripley Explains WHAT is %
SO Done with Bond Issue Money.

President Ripley Explains WHAT is q,
Sc Done with Bond issue Money
'Of ono thing mo stuckhoidrrs and
mo public may be- certain" President
%. = Ripley of the Santa Fo. says
chat De-. that the directors NJ the san
~ Fo iu asking for authority % issue
$50 100000 Of Z per cent negotiable
bonds. are not figuring on losing in
vo5tmcnt
"lt lB quite certain that n the money
tp Doe expended under tbs authority
were not to return moro than tho I
per cent cost 20 bo paid out. the di.
rccfors would not think OF spending
o. The growth Of The Santa Ne has
hcon wonderful and our plan is 60
provide Tor an equally wonderful
growth In the future.
There i8 no Section OF the country
that ia showing moro wonderful pro
gross right now than the southwest
tho AtchlsOn territory. Kansas oil
nrldE are the wonder of the now cen.
fury Texas rs only beginning 10 show
The world her wonderful resources
there has boon but "a scratch on tho
surface compared to what viii be-
brought out of th8' state Boa the next
Eve or ton years. New Mexico. indian
Territory, and an tho way wost 20 is
much the same story u Is 20 provide
for al ~ these things boo tho future.
20 be- prepared tu keep pace with thia
growth and get the proper share OF 70
Tor the Santa Fo that tho directors
are asking the additional bond issue of
$4,000 600"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

is dowu it0 foci Work has been aus
Dondad ami. casing Tor tha we'll ar
uros
lose Abrau Chate. was aiiudEoI
insane iast saturday boo tho probate
cuuri upuu thr concentration ui
Doctors F.lmIue and W1u.f1rd
a hige numnef OF fro.ghtcrs sore
sent t1 llu'Hrouk laH week by A a
D. sthus.er io haul freight between
uulhru1h and Ff Apache
County Superintendent of schools
uosue Informs us that there viii ho
mo- teachers institute held hero this
Fear Tho majority of me teachers
uI The county will $50 to Flagstaff to
attend che meeting uf iho Arizona
Teachers association which convoncs
Uaremter 2gh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
ARIZONA TOWNS
HoLeRooK

From the Argus.
George RoIleys water service gang
vas here the fore part oft the week
toing repair work at tho puml house.
trua Duran. e won kn0Wn cattle
man of Apache county. died here
lhufetay morning af tbo home of nls
brother Bouncio Duran. Tho rs
mains were lava to rest iu me GENIE.
.,ry yesterday afternoon.
Geo. Cheney arrived Tuesday ON
hif e'urn from San Francisco. width.
er he went for "a few weeks aEl 90
have cancer with which ho had suf
frfei durlns thp paaf aay.u years. re.
moves TIE operation WlH successful.
AMI No cut f healing nicely
Harris Greer % prominent cattle
man OF Huut Apache ounty. was hers
saturday with "a load 0f hides 800 ro.
pirta that section Is troubled with
grey wolves. which commit depreia.
ton on tho herds io 'hD loss ana lam.
noyanee of Ihe a.ockmeu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
DAMAGE SANTA Pc ENGINES.


Power AZ ottawa.
Some party or uar.iDs with mali
ciou4 intent succeeded Ina doing con.
siderable damage lu the Santa w.
yards last night and planned other
mischief which was noticed In timo 10
prevent any serious consa1uences.
haJs "a Ottawa. kan, dispatch. dated
lioc. li. Two engines which we're ln
ihe North Ottawa yards we're pat out
OF commission by tho insertion of
blocks or steel about Sis inches squaro
and two Inches boz thickness bot Weau
IN" guides ar iho back OF the cross
hrhaa. Tho obstruction was placed n
Ihe guides after dark and the plecos
were hrokon before thOy were noticed
The damage iu tho engines will
amour. iI moro han one hundred dol
lars
Au1u haIr past O'Clock Fireman
Beverly pI fhr FreIuuIt plug was
cleaning the jacket uF BITS engine
which was standing near the ash p.t
Mhl.o thus engaged. me engine start
nd "a fulI speed BIO ampuod mischief
ana looking into che cab bee saw that
~ was empty q wac 1ut tho work of
minute OBJ stop che train, but bad
lno party who bad opened the throttle
been rich .n surprising me engine uu.
d'cupial fHo locomotive would have
boon wrecked at tho nmf switch Tie
mischief mahnr Was NOT seen by Fire.
man Beverly aud escaped thD notice
or the other tra.nmeu In tho yards
Local marhluiH's who Hrs DOT ON the
strike say thaf they nave no idea VINO
could have committed lho violence
lhey say thar ai ui the mnChlulats
VIII Dee h1lo io account f1r their
Whereabouts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
ISSUANCE or PASSES.
To Influence Traffic VIII be STONED
by Interstate Commerce Law.

Executive officers OF western rail.
[ roads met In Chicago aud took ateps
90 prevent the issuance of passes dur.
inF 1905 10 Influence traffic A ro.
l port that the interstate commerce
commission propood 90 make an in.
/ vosugatIon as to the giving of rail.
way passes 90 persons controlling the
routing of traiHc of big corporations
reached some of the higher officials
~ western railroads Although tho
Interstate commerce law prohibits tho
giving ~ FREQ transportation or 20.
duced ratios 90 influence tranC. &c "a
said that every railroad in the coun.
Try has given annual passes to por.
sons controlling big freight ship.
mouts
The interstate commerce comma.
sion has power to compel the rail.
roads to produce their books showing
20 whom free passes are issued To
avoid unpleasant consequence from
nm order 20 that effect hy tho commits
sion the executive officers OF the
western roads decided 90 restrict the
issuance ~ passes to committees ron.
resonting The railroads 90 the princi.
pat commercial ceniors These CON.
mlilees vii represent Chicago sd
Louis. Omaha Denver Kansas CITY.
Dallas Little Rock Houston. ana Salt
Lake city The committees are 10 be-
selected by tho terminal lines in each
city aud shall have not moro than
three members only persons rec
commended hv mo committees shall be-
given passes Bog The railroads. ~ win
he toe duty of such committee fo
koop on it Iisl persons who have
been getting free transportation bee.
cause of their ability to Influence
The routing M freight traffic
The Interstate commerce commits.
sion has repeatedly declared that the
Issuance ~ free transportation to ln
nuencD freight iaHC is equivalent in
majority of cases 90 paying rebates
Tho complimentary pass lIst of
most of the Die western systems In.
clules thc names OF hundreds of ppr.
sons who are the leading officers OF
Dix corporations with heavy freight
traffic. the frame manaFors" NJ In.
duatrIal and commercial concerns
ana iho heads OF organizations which
hold annual reunions which are a.
tended hy a large number OF nom
beers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
ouicksiLvER PRODUCTION
or The UNITED STATES

Tho production OF quicksilver in Ihr
United aIatoa during tbe year 1908
amounted as stated iu report az
'hc United States geological survay.
lu 3ld20 I.asha uf I6H pounds each.
'h" value of which Waa tI8ftNgt.
Tho most Interesting feature of this
Ia found boz inc mcl ihat Aith he "a
rnpfiDg of 5D9t TASKS o. Was aU pro.
durui Iu California Do may Boz noted
u passing thai Nevada contributed
'u the SUM total Gl faals
OF thr remainder 90 total Hroduc
u0n Texas furnished be- all beIng cred.
ted a.ta sD19 uaata That however.
lH $500 TASKS Jess than TeKna produced
lu 1909 which would apparently ind.
cate thaf Texas s mo- likely to be.
come o. serious competitor With Cali.
ionia ior 'hr quicksilver trade. not
af least flr years fl come
hpuUH of quicksilver from The
United states for thr year 1908 are
reuorfsd at 1851 nasks. ar lusI about
onDhaIf of 'hD fDIaI production
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
ITEMS or INTEREST.

Motor ears intended for desert tray.
cling will shortly arrive al Khartoum.
the Indian government has offered
prize OF gl65 90 an officers who pass
COO examination in the TIbetan lausu.
age
Among Che various public utilities
owned hy Yarmouth. England. is "a
music nall. out of which tho munich
palily made nearly $1,000 last year
French dramatIzation OF Dickens
Cricket un the Hearth" CLo GrIllou
DC Foyer was produced at the
odeon. Paris and proved a great sue
cess.
Tho Paris correspondent OF the
London Mail says that muIps brains
make very good eating and are fro
queutly used instead OF calves brains
n Partisan restaurants.
Immense deposits OF marketable
asphalt have boon discovered near the
town of Curiconc. Sicily An Anglo.
italian syndicate is now being organ.
ilod Tor the purpose OF exploiting
those deposits.
To vote In Dublin one must occupy
40 least a room alta certain rental. ANA
re law authorities nave decided that
lhr room the voter occupies must have
n door portIoros win not suffice
Herring nets hung iu fOsto0ns boz the
rh1ucol of Yarmouth parish church
we're s0lomuly blessed by the vicar ON
sunday night preparatory to tho
starting of the fishing neet noNt morn.
ing
The Northeastern Railway compapy
OF England Ia experimenting with
HmalI motor freight cars in the aFrl.
cultural districts They distribute
foriilizing materials and cattle feed 10
inc farmers and return with farm pro
duce to Doe shipped by ral.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

buhuuc. Ia. Dec co. Many pfumI.
uout priests aud pfClato8 of the
Roman Catholic church are gathered
boz Dubuque Tor tho conservation %
Father John T.. Carroll as bishop OF
Helena, Mont The conservation viii
lake place tomorrow Boo Sf Raphaoi's
cathrlra. Among che visitors are a
number uI representative 0f the
Montana diocese.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

Ncushu, MO. Dec. 2u The Mis-.
souri, Fruit Growers association began
H annual meeting here today With
members present from mang aouH
Ties. The three days program ar
ranged Tor the gathering provides for
papers and discussions covering a
Wide range ul matters OF interest 10
those engaged u horticulture.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

NE Victor pHuuusapH .rn,uln.. Uf
'amIru. a. o.. uH. N..I ID InU .mH..
l. Ns iIad. mtfb u .ur uHI,. u. T.I
.fgusi Secretary D 49, NnyrpiI.
Notarier Public Appoirted
Iaa following urlr.d| uubI. bHtr
hren appointed Hr ArHuH gDurruH D.
W Hau1U.
O. D. Eu. Portable. Roosevelt conn
V, " " Mccoy E.nuDa. Torrance
county. q a Crawford. El Uadu. iu
hrrIua count. Vs. u.s. taIruu. Alamo
aurIo Oiuuu county. FauL A. Uu.
Roy. Mora count.
Tak Matters In Southern Counter.
travelling AuHH.. gbaf.p. y. Sad
i1rd har Inspected and checked up fbr
books of thD irrasIrers 8nd oaoalcio
collectors and probate clerks of thc
counties off bona ANA. Ufuro ANA Mn
colin during fh, past I.N Woke Uo
found Che records In tDr eulI Hhnur
aud Thai fbu percentage u0 uNps col.
Ioctod IlH year is arglter Cham tnat of
anv previous year n fHr ir.taurIra
uI tha three O.unu,. named .Hpr. arc
ample funds for current rNupU ..a and
.Hr collection of Hb.. IH Ufo.....u s
very satisfactorily
Artllca OF incorporation Filled.
THe following au ...u. uI n..ruuY.
I.0a have boom HIDI n hc 0n.re uI
Territorial, Secretary O. w. Waubds
The GIIUul Consolidated Mining
company TlU uHi.,. 1f th. company
I8 fo conduct general mIuus and
merchandise husiuts. The capital
stock is fluuuuDo divided into 1000
700 share. oft Ihr value of al each. and
Inc torn of oNisIpuD. BE- for nlIt years.
The prIucIpa! place oi hJs.uess is
fArvlev, Sierra county Che inrur
poraiora 1re % b Phillips. q. 3D. Hold.
rfDy and QuiHhy Vance hlI OFF Sierra
cuunty. and tao directors i1r the nut
thrse months are toe uO0rporaidra
Frank n winston and q. %. liuinEoI
of Falrviow
incorporation of the New Mexico q
Gulf Railway ,n Colorado.
ne articIcs of Incorporation f1f the
NeW Mexico O. CUR railway .O run
from Durango Ia Plata county COL
TO tho Nov Mexico lime and t0 connect
via thp Durango. Albuquerque a. Gulf
railroad. have been n'oi 100 thp office
OF thc secretary OF state of Colorado
uj che IDnuayIfHnH capitalists WOO
huilt ODE 'au'a De- Central aud are
now constructing fne Albuquerque
laaaicrn. They are Francis j. Tor
rance. Arthur g. Kennedy and r.. j.
Clarke. of pIusburg. pa. and w. a.
AhtroWH and ~ s. U0ppRoll. OF thiB
it win bo remembered that
ne account of the incorporation OF
me DurauRo. Albuquerque a Gull rail-
road has already boon published. The
capital stock ~ Sow M"llro a. Gulf
railway in Colorado uH been puI
Doe - f.Us n0u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
COAL LANDS IN SAN JUAN COUNTY
LOCATED ~ JUDGE CHARLES
BLANCHARD ANu EUOEMtO Ro-
NERO. o. LAS VEGAS.

A correspondent Bf FrUAnd. san
Juan county writes that luiee Chas
Blanchard of Iaa Vegas. ANA ErFenio
iecior W San Miguel cOunty have l0.
Gated coal lands iu Wesieru san Juan
county and thai un some pf Thorn veins
of very Fooi coal from hfiDen to tWe1-
tJ feet thick exist ludvu blanchard.
Nhu Or WrI knuWu hena is now AL
Frult.hnd iu active charge of inc coal
lands located. % H also understood
that the NeW Mexico Fuel Iron com.
pany mas a number of coal locations ga
thui section