Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09
PROHIBITS SALOONS
AND GAMBLING
And Kindred Evils 0ut a
MOuRtaInalr.- Prospects
For Lively Town.
OTHER ITEMS or IRIEREST

Special Correspondence
MDuntainalr. n. A.. Nov. 20 Nous
tainair viii prohibit aaloona. ramhilnr
aud klndrcd evils This vas denidca
Hi Stockholders meeting of the Aba
Land company Monday u this week
The pfohihitive clauses will b In
corporated IN the deeds and Moun-
ta.ualr sill be- advertise ~ a health
and pleasure resort and A. "a good
place TO live In Roswell leads the
territory IN the matter 81 prohibiting
gambling, but M0untRinair laads VA
tho matter Of saloonn and the thinrn
that usually 10 with them Al lhin
meoctinG. very encouraging letters
from President Ripley aud the adser-
Using department OF tie santa ~
were rcad The plan had boon sub
mitted 90 Ar. Ripley beforehand and u
had bis uuqug'inc endorsement This
means that the Santa Re glll hrlp "a
ycrilae and push lhe town. n nothing
else. but the fact that the company
has recently bought i2O acres a
grOuns adjoining tho tewn siln ami
are nos quitting down = deep well
makoa tho good people here hopeful
OF something pretty good from the
railroad cumgaBy. Al this meeting
James r. DunlAvy. who reconisy
bought the Interest Of Col 70. q. Nan
nina. In the AbO Land company, WAS
elected president and general manager
10 aucceed Gov. n 3. slower, resign
Cd. and VIM y. Mccoy WaB ciocted
secretary. Geo v. Hanlon was elect
ed vice president. which makes tho
ncw board as folioWa. James n, Dun.
iayy. president and general nianaEer
Geo. v iaplon, vice president, tohn
W COrbeti. treasurer; Vim. M. Nc
Coy, secretary aud the Uaicofn, with
Rndcrick Slower, 81 Albuquerque. con-
aiitute the board 0l directors. All the
officers are young, energetic and aue-
Cossiul huBinesH men aud with tha
co-oDerail0n Of the railroad company,
they expect TO make Mountainnir
hum.
4 wAa decided at the meeting Ia
replat the town site. making the two
main streets 100 feet wide aud each
lot purchaser will bu given a warranly
deed AMI an abstract 81 title. This
y something no other town In the
county does. There will 10 SOME
Ting doing here pretty aeon.
Iue new well on the right Of way
~ uHNh NNoNA W" A'aA anu NN'h NJ"
g.necr Dun was here the other day
he spoke very fnvornbly about going
dpwn 1890 ~ until OH OF hGwing waite,
was found The townHlte well IN only
800 feet deep aud furnished ahoHt
sixty thousand gallons ~ water daily
for about two months from a alx-inck
caring. Il II pronounced the bost
water On the entire system.
The two steam shovols nj this place
are throwing dirt about ~ fast a. two
steam ahoveis can and they expect 90
have the big cut here finished In
about two months or possibly leaB
The construction train which was ta-
ken irons here TO Eprls some tiine aga
VIII bc brought back here IN q few
days and and the track win b. csm-
pleted 70 Abo canyon. This win leave
gap u about two miles on the line
from here 10 Belcn.
VIM A. Mccoy viii soon be- living
nj home In hia nov house on his
homestead adjoining the town slto.
W. a. nartsu has the contract and
when completed this will be- about the
neateu aud hest built house Ia Tor
rance county. Mccoy a co have also
locaird the site OF their now store
building and will begin work on that
a. soon a. they can Get the material
IN The ground. The new buildinR win
cost about 1850 nnd wsil be a mod
ern, up-t0-date store building In es-
cry respect. Several other buildings
are contemplated. but like Il 10 n oth-
er places IN Torrance county. Il ~ i'm
possible 20 secure bnlldlng material
Tho family OF !. J. Cioforh arrived
fmg0 Neukirk. Oklahoma. last week
and until they can build . home Of
their own. they ara Twins Ia the Cos.
Manning house.
Capt. ard Mrs J. A. corbeif arrived
from Modfofd. oklahoma, this week
aud are Twins temporarily IN John ".
/ c0rhett's property until they can Eet
house built on their homestead.
n. Matllck has MED a homestead
and will Feiufn IN a few days 70 New
Kirk. Oklahoma. for his family. His
fafher-in.lnw, M Allen. who apent .
abort time here last summer, will
probably return 10 New Mexico vita
hsm.
VIII plenty Of rain. the Watei holcn
al fnll. splendid grass. stock never
In better condition., a dry" town vita
which - appeal % tho better class of
citizens and the assurance of rail-
road sympathy and help. Monnsaia-
air people nrc feeling pretty eood over
the ontiook for iho halufe