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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
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FROM the Chieaain
Miss Pearl berry h = Euesi IN the
home Of hor sister. Mrs. Ciprlano
Baoa Of Albuquerque
J. J. Leoaon has NJ hr recovered
from his Illness a. TO b. able % at.
tond o. business again.
Diatrirt Attorney A. A Sodillo has
been af1ioted with a severe fever fnF
several days. but Ia now considerably
Improved
District Clork w. y Martin deiiv-
cred ti.iOg13 into the hands u the
county treasurer Tuesday This sum
was derived from tar collections ana
fines
~ Chambon will a. onco com
menoo The erection Of offices on
Court street, which viii bo occur 20
by John r. Grifnth and W A. Hvm-
INK Jones.
Postmaster L. n Kitlreu had the
new poatoffioe fixtures FULLY installed
| Thursday Eocorro can now boast %
AZ fine an appearing city and modern
post office 20 any city IN New hcHi.
co.
Or C. g. Oruickshanh ~ aan Mar.
cial 10 @ very SICK man. lie recently
returned home from q trip % eastern
! cltlea. where he went o. consult emil.
nent specialists. but be vas not ben
eftted. Dr. gwisher Of this CITY was
called 10 SEQ him Monday IN consul.
taiion with Dr Bacon Of San Antonio.
Guadalupe TafoyR a man o6 years
~ age. arrived In Booorro June 10
sick and ponnlieBs w. stopped n The
home Of David Flores until bis case
was reported % the city authorities
Moor Anioonto @. Aboytla thea
found accommodations for him az The
home OF vlnconto Ganehez and called
Dr. Bwisher 70 attend him The pa
iient died on the 27th and the remains
received Christian burial 10 the cath.
Gle cemetery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

An old and welttried remedy-Mra.
windows soothing Eyrup aaa been
used for over sixiy years ~ millions
Of mothers FOR their children while
toothlng. with perfect success. u
soothos tho child. aoftons tho gums.
allaye an pain, cures wind collie. and
10 tho bost romody for diarvhooa. u
pleasant 10 the taste Sold BY druE
gista IN ovory part ~ re world.
Twenty ave conta q bottle. Ia value
10 lncalculabla. Be sure rnd aEk Tor
Mrs wlualov's aDothlns syrup. and
takn no other hiad.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
A PRACTICAL BULLETIN
ON STOCK FEEDING

Pew people realise how extensive
the stock raising industry has become
In New Mexico According to the
i1tn United sfatcn census there we're
t.O5f 023 cattle. 5f.19g horses. and
.22bO22 sheep in New Mexico IN
1900 valued. az S8i. T3I. 400 90. This
increase In value OF the livestock
I'm che territory during the ten years
from 1890 90 1900. was q little over
SIX and onc.half millions Of dollars.
The stock.raising industry is The
sc roe % no inC0nsldorahio portion OF
the Income Of the people 81 the ter.
rltory. Tho industry g. surrounded
BY conditions peculiar 90 those ~
the arid west. Most ~ the live stock
must find a market wholly outside OF
our borders Not infrequently a light
rainfall on the ranges farther north
a short crop IN the corn belt or 9th.
er influences cause fluctuations In
prices IN the large markets. These
conditions naturally react upon the
| industry within tho territory since all
who handle range grown stock are
affected by doprosslon In prices
Any means that viii tend to coun.
teract adverse influences will be for
tho interest and Advancement ~ the
industry. Feeding h rosorted 20 IN
some parts Of tho territory in fact
not a few ranchmen feed out thoiI
range stock upon tho valley ranches
should feeding become general. ever
90 the extent OF supplying tho hons
demands. fewer animals would have
to be- exported. less meat imported
and less alfalfa sold ia The form o.
hay.
In order 10 throw some Hight upol
the question OF feeding in New McNi
60 a series Of experiments have bcel
inaugurated by the Territorial AgrI
cultural Experiment station The n
/ suits thus far obtained from the IN
! vestlgatlons made have just been pub
ushed in Bulletin No. 81. entities
steer and Lamb Feeding" A set q
photographs and tables are include
. In the bulletin.
Ia these experiments u yaa foun
that when the price of alfalfa droppe
below $500 per ton baled. II could b
! profltably fed 20 steers from N
stack, and when Il dropped belo'
/, 5000 per ton balod. Il could be pro
: lthbly fed 70 lambs from tho stacl
One lot Of steers returned Gi2.Si p'
ton for the alfalfa hay fed, and on
lot Of lambs returned ti3.2s per "a
b for the alfalfa hay consumed. tn
= lambs that paid the highest price &
= the alfalfa hay consumed we're fed
a ~ the cracked corn they would ca
/, This corn cost 3i.27M bor 100 pound
! In this brief article space will n
= allow a fuh discussion OF tho result
4. but those who are interested IN foe
:, ing can secure a copy OF Bulletin \
!, so BY writing 10 the Director Of q
~ Agricultural Experiment station,
10 Meallla Park.
3" VERNON
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
LIFE AMONG
CLIFF JEWELLERS
eUAiNv CUSTOMS o. ANCIENT
ABORIGINAL RAcE ARE TYP
FiEp Az WORLDS FAIR.

Famous caves 81 the stone age. ~
they exist today IN the canyons ~
Arizona Nov MoHico and Coinradn.
are Reproduced Tor the hahltatlon ~
real Ciin Dwelle.u on Tho Pike az tha
Worlds fate. and here tho ilfo ~
these anciont, aborlrlncs may -
studied amid natural surroundings.
Added chronological interest ia
found IN q large pueblo ~ Zuni ana
Moh indiana who daily perform the
historic snake dance and follow ths
strange customs common So their
tribes The Indians arr the a.
scrndanta % ancient KINGS and are
tho remnants OF a once powerful race
They have not been eeon herctofure
a. any exposition.
Huge cliffs form the front ~ me
concession and above these can ba
seen a towering noak which can b
reached BY tortuoua trail over
hanging rocky lodges. deep fagurea
and On ,crus. Burroa convey tho via
ltoru % the top of the craEa where
the caves and their rollca may ~
seen and where n fine view " %
tanned Of the busy scenes 81 Tho Pika
below
Entrance 20 the city Of Cliff Dveh
lcrs ~ through a tunnel which pieFces
tho cliffs Tho reverse sido 81 tho
walls presents more caves and otheT
mountain trails A large structuro ~
quaint architecture occupies tho cen
ter of tho village. and IN thia the
Indians perform the dance ~ Kaeh-
Ina. the poetic nuto dance and me
dramatic snake dance.
Tho Kachlna rs distinguished by tho
/ use 90 che heads % hufnlo ana bear.
which are worn BY the warriors over
their heads 90 conceal their features.
Tho Snake Kiya. r. cavern reached
by a ladder the famous nanoa Roch
OF Wolpi tho Auhniopo Altar and
othor interesting sights Tiao from
oactl and aago growing In the rookr
and sand.
Long ladders reach % mo roofs II
the cliff dwellings. and pottera. weaT
ora. silvarsmtha. BASKET makers ant
other indlan workers give tho fine
uDuch TO tha attraction
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
SANTA "a


From tho New Mexican
Miss Elizabeth Cross ieft to-day FOR
Albuquerque on a visit h friends IN
that city
DURING me months of July. August
and September. tho land office eill
CLOSE ON Saturday NJ I O'Clock. by
order % the commissioner Of the zen
cral land office
Drilling on the nrteHian we'll ~
tho United states indian Industrial
school was recommended this morn
mig az a dopth ~ 225 foot Tho drlll
BE- now In a rocky formation
Adiutant General w n. Whltcman
inn this morninF for las Vegas
where he viii arrange for tho terri
torlal National Guard eRcampment a.
that place. which 10 10 take place
this month.
A party ~ employees ~ tho United
States lniian Industrial school will
lpave tomorrow for the CITY ~ Mex.
leo and other points IN tho republic.
The party viii DO abaent q month
and viii travel quite extensively IN
tho Mexican states
Mrs. W. ". Hahn and little dauEh.
tor. and Mrs ". w. Wood and son
% Albuquerque who have been on a
visit 20 Mr.. and Mrs. y. L. Nudiing
for a week. returned yesterday 10 the
Duke city. having On. a their stay
here greatly Mrs Hahn and daugh
/ ter will leave soon for q two months
soiourn at Long Beach. New Jersey
They will be- accompanied BY Mr.
Hahn.
Tho salary allowance Of the looa
post office has been increased from
%. 800 for the past fiscal year 20 80.
600 Tor the present fiscal year no
Including allowances for vacation an
special service. The rent and ligh
allowance will DO Increased from f7il
20 $500 a year. In addition a mum
Der OF special allowances ara mad
during each year. 10 that practically
the entire income OF tho local post
office a. paid out IN this city.
A. u, Renehan. who "a an altornat
20 the democratic national convention
from thia territory. will leave tomoi
row morning for the Worlds Pal
, City 90 attend the convention. FroI
thore ho will 80 10 Washington on
visit 20 HIS old home. and thence 3
, Cincinnati. where he viii attend m
, annual meeting of tho Grand Lode
Of Elka. which will be- held from Jul
18th 20 the 2ist IN that town, az IN
representative from Santa 70 iodg
No $50. n. p o. " Ito will be ava
from town three weeks Rsd iOngo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

started TO 81 q iarEe giaa lamp
which was on a tahlo b another place
and Jose a. sas lifted Il. nom no AZ
par,u. reason the howl foil on tho
DOOR facing was also ecortchcd IN
curtains caught Gre bat tho hlaro vas
soon oztlnguiahed To md~s % tho
door facing wan uiuo scurtcho IN
throwing tho burning lamp out Tho
analr wa vory Fortunate IN that u
aid not aot aars 90 Mrs. Koger'u
clothes or aonttnr the namoa over the
room.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

Toward recovering yuur heath is
made when you commence taking
Hoatettor'a Stomach Httars. 4 70.
stores tho stomach 20 a normal con.
dillon. corrocts the liver promotes
bowel regularity and induces roatfui
sleep. Doctors endorse and recon
mend a. u always curoa Voruitina.
aloatlna, Headache, Dyspapalu, indi.
geation, pirHlnoas, Cramps and Ma
laria, Fever and Aaue. Try ore bot.
tle and b. convinced ~ iiH vaIio
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

With Cos companions, heart burn.
natulcnco. torpldtY OF the liver con
stipatlon, palpltation OF tho heart,
poor blood. headache and other nor.
vous symptoms, Ballow skin, foul
tongue. offensive breath and q legion
Of other ailments. Il az once the
most widespread aud destructive
malady among the American people.
The Herbino treatment will cure al
these troubles. SOC a bottle. sold BY
y. Il. ORiolly 4 Co,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

r. Forest came uown a few days
aFo from his mining camp near Hin
Rolls tie has shipped a car Of copper
ore 20 the smelter AZ ~ paso lie has
only been working this mine about a
month. and expects This car 10 pay a
good profit. at least $50 per ton. The
shan is down about forty feet and the
ore voin h twelve feet trick This
mine is expected 20 become ono Of tho
great resources Of the sacramento
mountains --Alamogordo Journal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
FIRST GAME
THE ALBUQUERQUE BROWNS
DEFEATED SATURDAY AFTER.
NOON At e. PAso.

From the IN Paso Times.
Though the score Of n TO o would
not Indicate II, tho game Saturday
afternoon between the N Paso Colts
and Albuquerque was one OF the
prottiest contests Of the season.
The game started on well. not a
man crossing the plate until the
fourth inning. when two runs we're
made by the Colts. but after that they
registered al least one each inning
with the exception Of the ninth.
The visitors played a good game.
but were unfortunate 10 not being
able 10 bunch tho few hits they
scratched out The Colts. on the other
hand. frequently connected with the
elusive sphere, and managod 10 swat
Il out Just ~ the time when a good
hlt was needed. Though the result
was never in doubt after tho seventh.
when tho Colts piled up four more
runs tO their credit lho crowd thor.
oughly enjoyed tho game, and hardly
a man left the park until the last out
had been made and the game bad
been declared El Paso'a BY q score Of
n 10 o. The visitors could not realize
that they had been shut out. and Il is
safe to say that their respect for the
m Paao players has increased an hun.
drcdiOld.
The score by innings follows.
Albuquerque 20 5000 90 o o. 0
Colts ,... ,..,0O02 Gil
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
- unan Ton ID PIIs..

piles upon top 81 piles % people
have the piles. and Dowiita Witch
Hazel salve cures them. There are
many different kinds Of Piles. but n
YOU Eot a genuine and original Witch
Hazel salyo made by r. @. Dewitt a
Co.. Of Chicago, q cure 10 certain. II.
A. risdaie. OF summerton 8. C.. says.
"I had piles twenty years. and De
Wits salve cured me after every.
thing else failed" Sold by y. H.
Brlggu a Co, and q. Yann a Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
a STRIKE on
And Kokomo Men co 20 New MeSi.
co 20 Take Positions.

A delegation Of young KokOmo
mechanics left this morning over
the Lake Erie for Albuquerque. New
Mexico, where thcy have all, through
the ag,ncy Of d. NJ. Hedges, Eocur-
cd good positions In the car ahopa
Of the Santa 20 railroad company
which arr located a. albuquerque.
For some time there has been a
big strike on down there and the 10.
komo delegation 80 there 10 take the
places OF the striking machinistH.
The delegation is made up OF the
following young non: Omer Bhow'
man Arlet Golding. willard Sea.
grave. Charles A. Bowies. Claude Nc.
Kay. Jesse Goldlng. Emmett 2ell, Ar.
thur MCGEE. Verne Oolding. Thorns
Her, Theodore DeWeese and w. l.
Eisse1 .-KoAomo Tribune.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

nov perfectly plain 20 us that this
maS1Eino was Enthusiastically. but
nevertheless absolutely mislod IN
making the original statement. and
We hereby. o. our own volltlon. make
this unqualified acknowledgment Of
our mistake 10 The r. v. Pierce Med.
lcai company and % our readers
The mistake was honestly made.
hut u vas a mistake.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

The following party Of young PEG.
pie chaperohed by Mrs J. o. Robin.
son drove out b. Bear canyon Sat
urday afternoon and returned late last
evening; Misses Daisy and Rose
HuntElnger. Miss Bessie Teller. Carl
Holman, Glen BearrUp and Thomas
Hughes Ir. They wora Joined yes
torday b. Farmer" John Hughes and
Berualillo Boarrup. who drove out
for the day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS

init the same as speedily a. pussibie.
The wish "a expressed that ths report
be made az complete as possible bot
that q b. condensed within much
less space than formerly IN aecord-
ance with this request. says the New
Mexican. Governor OturD has com
menced work on the reIr5ft and re-
quests that those VINO can furnish
any data touching New Mexico's ln.
dustrics and progress, uill submit
these az an carly duts. for cmhodi-
mont In the report.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

Is a violent inflammation OF the mu.
cous membrane Of the wind pipe
which .umotimoa extends 30 the
laynx and bronchial tubes. and q
one OF the most dangerous diseases
OF children. u almost always comes
on In the night Give frequent small
doses OF Billiards. ilorohound Syrup
and apply Ballads Snow Eminent
externally 20 tho throat. 25o, SOC,
800 Sold By ]. H. ORioliy a Co
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

An accident that fortunately ala not
result seriously occurred AZ the resi-
dence of Dr. Roger Thursday evening
aays the Aiamorgordo Journal Mrs.
Roger was busy 10 the kitchen and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

Fireman r. L. Huber while AZ Bag
dad last Wednesday attempted 20 az
an engine marker when u exploded
burning both hands and bis right ms
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

What 10 DC Until the Doctor Arrives.
n q u q case Of cole or cholera
morbua give Chamberlain'a Collie.
Cholera and niarrhoea Remedy and
you will have no need ~ q doctor.
For saio BY an druggiata
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

Governor otero's Annual Report.
Governor Otero has been requested
by the secretary OF tho interior 10
prepare his report for the fiscal year
which ended June 80. 1904. aud q sub
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
cheerfully Recommended for Rhsu.
matlBm.

o. q FiRboe. Danvillo. MS. writes,
December 2. 1901, about two yearn
ago I vas laid up for four months
with rheumatism tE"d Ballard's
Snow Imminent; one bottle cured ma.
can cheorfully recommend u %
all suffering from like afniotion" 25c,
zoe. ti0o Sod BY ) w. ORle!ly a
On
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
Victorious Yesterday

Sunday afternoon the tables we're
turned, and the albuquerque Browns.
with 0allogos In the boK and MELON.
aid receiving. won BY tho close score
.of 10 g. The game ab0unded 10 sen.
aatioual plays throughout. and the
errors were few The result OF the
game was a. follows:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

q E vcoder. a wtll known attor.
ney Of Las Vegas. 10 here on some
legal matters
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

Upon the filing Of the suit. We, OF
course. INN adiately looked into tho
published analysis. II appears that
this particular analysis had been
made. n at all. fully twenty-five years
ago. We. thoreupon. employed three
leading chemists IN three different
cities 20 make an analysis of tho pro
paration from bottles bought Ia the
open market Tho ANALYSES. one aud
an. nov show 10 as concluslvoly that
not single ono OF tho ingredients
mentioned by ua IN the analysis quot.
ed-that o.. either digitalls. opium or
alcohol-.Was contained IN the bottles
analysed Wa then-tho president Of
this company and the printer person.
ally yldted the r. " Pierce Medical
company, al Buffalo and we're there
convinced that the officers Of tho
company we're absolutely truthful in
their claim that not one OF these in.
furious ingredients was contained IN
Doctor Pi0rce's Favorlte Presorlp.
ton Naturally. since the analysis
We printed has been proved enron.
oOus. the deductions mhGa IN connoo.
ton with thia preparation were un.
warranted and unfounded
Under these circumstances Il O.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

The barna arr not % q sorioua nature
but while healing NJ Hubor has gono
% oakland for a few days visit with
friends. Needles Eye.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

nIlH
Did you tackle the troubles that came
your way
with q rcBoluto heart and cheerful
or hide your face from the light OF
day
With a craven soul and foarful9
TO- a troubles a ton, or a troubles an
ounce,
Or a trouble Is what you make Il.
And Il isn't the fact mat you're burt
but only how did you take Il.
You are beaten 10 earth1 Well. well.
what's thnt3
Come up with q smiling face.
IT'S nothing against you 70 fall down
nat
But 70 iio there that's disgrace.
The harder you're thrown why. the
higher you bounce;
De proud OF your blackcned oyoi
Il isn't the fact that you'rs licked
the: counts;
it'a how ala you aght-and Why7
And though you be done 20 the death.
what then9
n you battlod the best you could.
n you played your part % the world
Of men.
Why. the Critic win call Il good.
Death comes with q crawl. or comes
with q pounoe.
And whether he's slow OF 6pry,
Il isn't the fact q 1 you're dead that
counts
hut only how ala you dioY
-B1mund Vance Cooke.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
Base san Plsysru and Foot Raesrs

Base Ball Players and Foot Raesro.
Louis J. Kruger. exohampln" tong
distance foot racer OF 0e, -...--. md
Holland, v-ltes, Oct 9Th. 1901:
During my training Of eight weeks
foot races az Salt Lake CITY. In
April last. used Ballard's Snow I4ni.
ment TO my greatest satisfaction.
Therefore. highly recommend Snow
Liniment 10 all who are troubled
with spralns. bruises or rhoumn-
tlsm." csc. soc. ti.O0 a bottle. Sold
By J. IT, ORielly a 90.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
A RETRACTlON

From tho July number Ladies' Home
Journal
In the May number OF the Ladies'
Home Journal. we published IN tho
article entitled "The Patont-Medl.
cine Curse" an analysis OF Doctor
Piorcea Favorlto Prescription" IN
which that preparation was repre-.
scented as containing, among other Ga.
gredlenta tincture OF digitalla. tine.
ture Of opium. and alcohol. Immo.
diately upon publication OF tho mum.
bor q suit for damages was inatitu.
ted by the r. " Pierce Medical com
pany OF Buffalo. New York. propri.
etora OF tho preparation IN question
against The Curtis Publishing com.
pany. based upon tho claim that none
Of the three ingredients was contain.
"a 10 the medicine.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-07-24

commander desires to express to the off, cers and men of this regiment his satis- faction at it's particularly good appear ance on the occasion mentioned.
 4. The excellence of the appearance of the Second infantry while marching at
 double time" on parade ground yester- day afternoon is also mentioned as one of the good features of this regiments efh-
 cieney.
 5. The movements of Company c, Third infantry. while drilling on yesterday ia extended order were made in a most sat- isfactory manner, and the brigade com
 mander wishes to inform the company
 commander of the company named that the appearance of his company excited favrable comment on all sides.
 s. The following communication is sub-
 mbtted for your information and pleas ure:
 Gen. Louis V. Clark:
 Dear Sir: Kindly call attention to our meeting in general orders or otherwise
 You are also invited to meet MT. A. C. Harts, chaplain First infantry, Alabama national guards. and general secretary Young Mems Christian association, Mo- bile. Ala, o'clock Sunday. July 24, 1904 Subject. "Clean Hands and Pure Hearts Refreshments. Y. M C. A. building, 52i North Twentieth street. Thanking you ir advance, I am
 Yours respectfully, J. s. BRIDGES. You will make this communication known in such manner s you deem best CHARLES A. JONES. Major and Assistant Adjutant General
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-07-24
NEW COAL COMPANY.
Walker County Corporation With capi'
 tai of $50,oo0.

Articles of incorporation have been filed with the probate court of Walker county by II. P. Gibson. J. G. Thompson and J. G. Hughes, to incorporate the Merrimac Coal Co., The capital stock of the com pany will be s5O.0O0.
 The company owns about one thousand acres which carries the celebrated Corona seam, which the new concern is to de- velop. The mines will be located within a half mile of Corona.
 Orders have been placed for 100 tram cars and contract let for seventy-five miners houses. The company will also install an air compressor plant and will equip the mines with the latest improved tipples The construction of a railroad will begin at once, and work will be pushed for completion by September l. when the company will be placing coal on the market. By December the output will reach 400 tons daily.
 Officers of the company are as follows: H. P Gibson, president; J. G. Thompson, secretary, and J. G. Hughes, treasurer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-07-24
MINERS TO MEET
 HIRE TOMORROW Special Convention to Consider Wage Scale Question WOODWARD LOCAL ACTS Men at Woodward Iron Co.'s Mines Said to Have Withdrawn From
 United Mine Workers
 of America.
 

A special convention of the United Mine Workers will assemble at the Knights Of Columbus hall. corner of Twentieth street and Fourth avenue, tomorrow morning at II o'clock. It was called several days ago by the district executive board. The regular annual convention which ad- ;ourned few weeks ago authorized tho executive board to act in the matter of d. new scale, but the board thought best to have special convention, and let the delegates take the responsibility of deal ing with the questions at issue between the miners and the furnace operators.
 The officials of the United Mine Workers are reticent as to the probable action of tho convention.