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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
TOOK cAhBoLic ACID
AND DIED AT ARTE8lA.

Clarence Jones. who has been q
resident Of Arteaia for the past six
Or eight months, bat whose home o.
Ia Kansas, swallowed n large dose Of
carhOllo acid at his room at the Hyatt
Hotel. and denth resulted IN about
two hours, says the Artesia Advocate.
He has been employed &C various
times AZ stables and hotels In the city,
but was out or employment az the
time Of hia death. Aa soon as ne had
swallowed the acid Jones called for
assistance and Dr. 6tOker was called.
Every known remedy and restorative
was tried. but 10 no avail. the mans
throat and stomach having been liter.
ally cooked.
A letter was found in the suicides
rooms addressed 90 his mother and
another 10 a young lady a. his old
home n Kansas. These were for
wardod unopened Another was loft
addressed ITO Whom u May Con-
Germ and % simply said that no one
would ever know tho cause Of bis
rash deed Jones had Ted a strenuous
life Tor the past few weeks aud had
repeatedly threatened TO kili himself
a doctor was called 20 bring him back
60 life SOME days gR0, when he pre-
tended 10 have taken poison when lea
fact be- had taken nothing but water
out of a bottle labeled carbollc acid
Jones' remains were shipped TO his
Mother ln Kansas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
BLAND TO RIVAL
CRIPPLE CREEK
Says President Of the PeraIta
Mining COmpany..SpeakS
Of Past and Future
GLORlES OF COruIII DISTRICT

Once again % the stage 70 Bland.
the crstwhiie great mining camp Of
the Cochlu district, carrying pasaon.
gers. and che mining camp Is begin.
ming 90 assume some Of See old time
appearance of years gone BY.
Iho foralta Gold Mining and MIL
inF commny. which has taken charge
OF the work 40 the camp. De- prepar.
ing 90 rotlmlcr the many anafle, tun.
uola and drifts. and start the Bland
mill 10 work on the ores already
blocked out.
II Is estimated that there 10 nearly
q, 100000 worth OF ore In sight Ia the
Lone Star mine alone. and ls no douul
one Of the richest ore bodies Ia the
territory, 10 not IN the entire United
States. being iT5 feet Wide on the
ihird level
A tunnel has been driven part way
towards the old Aibcmarie mine, the
mine that worked from only one ore
chute for two aud onohalf years, TAX
ING cut 81 00O000 worth of bullion In
that time This tunnel Is now down
over zoo feet The ore on she irat
leyei dld not average 81 per ton. bui
al 800 feet was nifty feet wide. and
showed that every pound would mill.
Az the eighth level a big body 81 ore
showed up that will run from $500 90
So 600 20 the ton, but the change In
The ore viii prevent the company
from saving the values. hcnco the
big assays that are being had from
the taiilurs
Speaking OF the ores and their
workings. w. s. SandOu. the president
Il the company, said;
u hope that tho new company will
not mako the same mistake that tho
Others have done, for ] firmly expect
20 see this district rival the greet
Cripple Creek camp. th7t iH. of not
trying tO treat but NO per cent OF the
orc with cyanide Sixty per cent Will
be- ohlorouatod and % per cent sent
o. tho shelter Only the ores OF
the surface can be- treated by cy.
anide. Our shaft "a the only ono that
haa proved thls fact b. its depth and
soon expect 20 see others follow our
lead.
"Ore was found In the Crown Point
mine that ran forty ounces Of gold 10
the ton. but as soon as they ouc0un.
tered water. {; was carried down. but
Will 10 doubt be- found again al water
level Aud these are not the only
good mines IN this district, either. as
the following statement Of ores ship.
ped during the past years viii show:
When
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

Henry kaeufer. who Is 10 southern
California. viii probably remain there
during the entire summer
Alderman George Leamafd. the mu-
sic merchant. lCii on the flyer today
on a business trip 90 Gallup and
WinGiow
Mrs Modesto Ortiz. wife OF she old
Town attorney went 20 Santa Fo this
morning for two weeks visit 10 her
muiHeF
Mr. and Mrs Johu g. Beaver and
children win leave Tuesday next for
southern California. 'rhey will be- alb
sent until September T.
A. y. Mc0amoy returned yesterday
from a Visit 90 his business an imOr
eau, n. A. where the HOrahin Sic.
0anoy company have a general sore.
Colonel W. q. Wo,a. the Golden
district mining man, 'g M The city ON
enc OF bis poriooict .gips. buying sup
piles
There will be- an adjourned meeting
~ the city council tonight, FOR the
trnnaction of business which went
over from the last session
Mrs J. d. RornOOn, wife Of the
cashier OF the State National bank,
wfp WAS operated on a few days ago
for appendicitis, ls reported getting
along nicely.
D. J sheridan. secretary 90 q. IA
Elmond0ri. manager iOr The Sogorr0
company, arrived from San Antonio
this morning 10 spend sunday with
Mrs, Sheriuan.
The First Regiment band VIII give
their weekly concert Ht Robinson park
on Wednesday evening OF next week
instead of sunday evening as 10 has
been before
Ira Hunt. the farmer a few miles
up the valley via here today on husi-
ness. ho says he and bis nelghbors
are having much trouble with grass
hoppers fhia season.
Major Ernest Meycru, the whole.
sale liquor dealer. len this morning
ON a business "trip 10 New York The
malQr expects 90 he absent from the
territory three weeks.
The picture show at the Elka' opera
house last night drew out a fairly
good sizod crowd, and an were pleas
Cd There were present az the maii-
nee this ATTENTION a large crowd Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
FUNDS RECEIV ED
FOR THE MONTH
OF MAY
~ rREAsURER .. a. VAUGHN
TAX COLLECTIONS FROM
COUNTIES FoR tsos
AND PRIOR.

The following territorial funds
have boen received Tor the month OF
May by Territorial Treasurer J. IA.
Vaught
Chagcs county,. g. Lea. treasurer.
taxes for 1908, tGe.ib; for 1904,
siaiib; for 1905. tiis.e0.
Colfax county George J. fuco.
treasurer, taxes for 1905. t4ts.O5.
D0na Ana county Oscar Iohman.
treasurer, taxes for 1909. 9io.12. for
1908, titf93; for 1905, fo617; for
1905. sGS5il
Eddy county--I. d. walker treas
uror. taxes for 1903. qiG7; Tor 1904.
3i73; for 1905. t2ie.ft
Guadalupe couniy-Camiio Sanchez,
treasurer. taxes for 1905. f385.a2
Grant Counfy-As 3. Guodoll. treas
urer. taxes for 1909. sa6.53. for 1908,
l58.72i Tor 1904. t5oi5. for 1905,
Lincoln county,. ~. Canning,
treasurer. taxes for 1908. tlS2.5e.
Mckinley county-palmer Kotnor.
treasurer. taxes for 1909. s2.2t; for
1903, t2.S2, for 1903, s2.66; for 1905,
s901G.
Mora couniy--Danioi Cassidy. treas
urer. take for 1908, f7iiG; for 1905.
$4,000.
Otero county, C. Dunn. treasurer.
taxes Tor 1904, s36.G7i for 1905.
t2sSf7.
Quay county Donald Stewart.
treasurer taxes for 1903. 2G6.l5; for
1904. si3i15; for 1905. sits.9O.
Rio Arriba county Voncoalao Jar
amillo. treasurer taxes Tor 1905.
Sl677G.
San Miguel county Eugonlo Ro-
nero. treasurer. taxes Tor 1909. fG1s;
Tor 1903, $685. for 1904, gi9.7Si for
1905. f5050o.
salia BE county -Celso I.upoz.
treasurer taxes for 1909, e42.4o; for
1908. S6I1I; for 1904 g3ifS; for
1905. fig8.5G.
san Juan county--W r. Williams.
treasurer taxes for 1902. $3.50: for
1898, sii3l; for 1904. si772; for
1905. s205SS.
Sierra county, G. picmmons,
treasurer taxes for 1905. f3S532.
soc0rfO county-Joso ". Torres.
treasurer taxes for 1909. 1881: for
1908. f26 rs. for 1904. sSi.5S: for
AHWWf NNNNfNNl
Taos county Jose N. Medina.
treasurer taxes for 1903. siA20; for
1905. fiS6.0t.
Torrance countg-Wlliiam Mem
t1sh. treasurer. taxes Tor 1905. si9f.b0.
union couniy-lOhn ~ Wolford.
treasurer. taxes for 1908, fa2.G2; for
1905. S879A0.
Captain Arthur Trelford. superlu-
tendent OF the territorial penlten-
tiary. conyicts' earnings, Si,242T2.
a. A. Keen. commissioner OF pub
&c lands. common school income,
ti.76SGi Agricultural college In
come. 5000. Palace income. $1,000;
Reform school Income. $3.50.
J. n. sloan, territorial Insurance
commissioner, insurance fund, "a
1888
VIII g. Barnes, secretary ~ the
cattle sanitary board, cattle indomn-
ity fund. $3.50.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
PRESIDENT APPROVES
EXECUTION OF TUCKER

Boston, Mass, June ii.-GOvornor
Guild today made public a telegram
from President Roosevelt IN which
the latter. after pointing ont that he
had been requested 10 interfere, Ia the
execution OF Charles J.. Tucker. de-
clared that in his Judgment the gov
ernor'a decision not 20 interfere with
the carrying out of the sentence on
Tucker seemed 20 him entirely sound
and commended his hearty sympathy.
Tucker o. under sentence of death
for the murder OF Mabel Page. March
81, 1894 He viii probably be executed
40 midnight. tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
eATisFAcToRY coAL
OIL INSPECTION


The deputies recently appointed By
Territorial Coal on Inspector Eugenlo
Romero have been hard az Vark dur.
ing the Tast few months with the re-.
sun mat the oil sold In sew Mexico
has been well up 20 the standard re-.
CURED by law From reports recoiv.
ed 90 the caWtol building. Santa We.
considerable on was being shipped to
points Ia San Juan, Rio Arriha. Taos
and Union counties. from the dlsirib.
uilng points lu Colorado. namely.
Ir.nid1dF Durango and Alamosa.
Watre stations are maintained uy tHu
Continental or company and similar
concerns This Oh was sens ont Ia
quantities less than car load lots and
shipped direcf io the retallcra This
made Il dinicult 20 inspect the oh be-.
fore u reached the consumer. In or.
der 10 ohylato this dimcuHy the
agents OF che Continental on com.
pany the chief operators In this field
upon the suggestion OF Governor Tia.
german, consented 20 establish dis.
trihuting points in thoge countios. 50
that on OF may be inspected before
u Is placed in the hands OF the re.
ialleru The fowna chosen for this
purpose are Pennington. San Juan
c9unty; Chama, Rio Arriba county;
Clayton, Union county, and Eapanola.
Rio Arrlhl county. The establish.
ment of these stations nocossitatos
the appointment 10 two or more dep.
uilos 90 the inspectors rOTco ln order
10 facilitate the inspection Of OF ship.
menta
There Is q report that Oh concerns.
besides the Continental aud other
companies now doing business Ia New
Mexico, are soon 20 enter the field
which will probably mean the estah.
llshment OF a number Of other dis.
trlbutiuE stations
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
JUDGE GREEN, or EDDY
COUNTY, ls DEAD.

Teiegfaphic messages from Cafla-
bad announce the death OF Judge A.
Greene. probate judge o. Eddy county.
Judge Green was one OF the earliest
settlers IN tho pecOs valley. and has
been prominent IN public life for
many years, He organized the Line
coin Baptist association nineteen
years ago, and has been elected mod
orator OF that body each year since.
He has been Eve times IN succession
elected probate Judge OF Eddy county
and has received the dem0cratiC nom
nation without opposition for the
sixth time. lie was also n prominent
Mason. Judge Green was we'll known
and much loved an over eastern New
Mexico lie was 90 years old. The
cause 90 hls deall was apOplexy lie
had just returned from a visit 20 his
brothgw In Texas, who Is 81 years old,
but % yet an active Baptist minister
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

ladies and children The show win bo
the attraction again at the opera
house tonight
Mrs. Frank Allen Of Oklahoma city.
Okla. n cousin of Mrs ID n. earns OF
this city, accompanied By her two
children. has arrived in city Tor a visit
OF several weeks with the family Of
nf Carna
William Adamson. who has been
sick with a allow case of typhoid fever
lof the past six weeks. aud recently
suffered n relapse o. again c0nYaleac-
Ing. although sim confined 20 hia
home ln the old town.
Manager 0arran OF the local once
Oh the Western Union telegraph CONE
pany. who YRS called 90 Denver on
account of the death Of hle mother
has returned 20 the city. and was az
the once this morning
Base boil tomorrow (Sundayl AZ
ternoon AZ 8 O'Clock. at Traction park.
between Santa re Contrale and che
Mcintosh Browns Batteries Melon
ald and Richardson Tor che locals.
Pctius and Gallcs0s Tor the visitors.
v. o. WaliingiOrd. the architect.
has returned from shufa re. where he
went several days ago for the pur-
pose az showing the santa Fc Elks
plane fOr a nee club building. which
the santa 70 lodge proposes erect
ing.
Alexander Kossior. John sohrt.
Henry 0aua. o. b. strunk and n. N.
Little are a party OF ST. Louis capi-
ialietg. who took a rive up the Rio
Grando valley yesterday as guests Of
r. w. Shut. OF the Shut Improve
ment company.
VIM. Morris. the Railroad avenue
lewclor and matchmaker. who has
been ia southern California the past
three weeks, viii return 10 the city
sometime next week During his abb
sence his store has been In charge
hy Joseph Rnvnny.
Mr. and MFs. william Farr and tho
children LEFT on tho Limited today for
Los Angeles They win reside az
No 3cG West Twenty second street ln
that city. but will occasionally visit
the nearby beach resorts. They viii
be absent several months.
Tho board Of managers OF the We
mans club held a work session yos-
iorday afternoon. and adjourned for
the season. The club will hold no
meetings during the hot weather. un-
less something important unforeseen
should happen an agreed that the
past year was a very successful one
Jesus Romero and Al. Coleman viii
leave tomorrow night for Santa Rosa
ia Hot Syringe, Mexico, where Mrs.
Romero. Mrs Coleman and the latter'a
mother have been tho past few weeks
After remaining az the springs for
about eight days the whole party viii
20 TO City of Mexico. and will visit
the principal cities OF tho republic
before returning 10 this city Mr..
Romero n the probate court Judge o.
this county and no has 90 10 back
by July 2, Ht which time a session Of
Che court viii be- held
There will be base ball game at
Traction park tomorrow morninR that
promises 10 eclipse the game OF the
afternoon by many hits, runs. errors
and spectacular plays The conhnd-
ing teams viii he the Santa ne shops
ONCE team and team from tho
freight Offices Harvey Moore. cap.
tain Of the freight trafle manngera.
says that IN the Browns and the Santa
p Ccntrals viii come out 10 the park
Ia the forenoon they might set a few
tipa ON the national game.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

Warren Grnham was a passenger
Tor BCrnalillo this morning.
Attorney Summers Burkhari went
20 bornaiillo thu murnlng on law bust.
ness he returned this afternoon.
Gus KirchnoT. who visited his sis
ter AZ Lcs Angeles. has returned 20
tho city.
Regular meeting Of Woodmen's Cir.
Gle tomorrow afternoon At Odd Eel
lows hall
J. II. ORiolly left thls morning for
Roswell on business for the Occidental
Life Insurance company.
Captain w "A slelght will leave 10
night for Davenport, Iowa. to visit
with friends and relatives for few
weeks.
The ladies OF Temple Albert have
indefinitely postponed the social
which was 70 have been held on Tues
day June r.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Delaney. OF the
Graham Bros. club restaurant. icfi thisI
morning for n months outing Ga the
Jomoz country.
Az Weat's bowling alleys on Gold
avenue last Saturday night. J.. q. Az
ners smashed an records by making
the high score Of GAG.
Mrs. D. H. Walrath Of Willard. isI
spending the day ln che city visiting
and shopping Mr. Waimth is CLERK
n the Willard branch OF the John
Becker company,
AmhroaiO Armiio who was un the
sick lisi che past few weeks. has ro
turned iO h. duties as clerk nt the
store OF Borradailo a Co. on Gold
avenue.
Passengers from the south this
morning report extreme heat I'D El
faao The past few days 10 wa8 "a.
ported hy some thnt the thermometer
reached me- degrees 10 the shade yes.
ierday
The west sidewalk on South Fourth
street. between silver and Lead ave.
uue. De- In q very dangerous condition. /
Numerous complaints are being made
relative thereto aud something should
hC done tO remedy tho defect
The Biitner-stamm company. 10.
day presented The Citizen force with |
one of those large. Juicy watcrmelons
which The firm received from Texas /
lnst night The boys dld Justice % !
NE fruit and even sighed for more.
G. a. Buetgor. proprietor Of the sun.
nytide rchosi I'M old Albuquerque. las /
sought relief from his debts through |
the courts hy a petition for bank. /
ruptcy The petition declares that his /
liabilities are fii2S.a3 and that hts /
assets are fi278
j. W Anderson q company, che new /
grocery firm in the Reynolds block /
IN che Highlands, wish 90 announce /
that particular attention viii be given /
20 phone orders Their phone muir. |
beers are Colorado phone, Red 2S. and /
Automatic, phone ass.
A, q. Coyn the well known train /
dispatcher for the coast lines 40 I
Winsiow. Aria. "a in the city on his (
way 10 Chicago where be win spend 1
"a deserved vacation. Mr. COyn was |
being introduced around yesterday by /
hiH friend, Conductor Thomas
County superintendent A. " Siroup
has secured Prof Rupert ~ Asplund, /
OF the university. and Miss Elizabeth 4
Wiley OF the city schools. as bic an
aiginnta IN conducting the RornalillG /
county teachers institute, which I
conYcnes in the ola Town school |
house a week from today The ind. J
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
low Grade (MUIIns)



core was mlIled al the Bland Mil.
ina company's plant for about one
year. they shipping about $4,000 worth
of bullion per month, and they now
claim 10 have about 100000 IONS Of
ore blocked out, estimated al $40 per
ton, and there are other prospects not
yet developed that might be made
paying mines N worked
"The Alhemarle mine crushed about
$50 tons OF ore per day for two and
onehalf years, shipping on an aver
age OF $4,000 worth Oi bullion per
month or over Si,00O,000 worth dur
Ing that ilme."
''Tho Iron King mine shipped about
$4,000 che Washington mine about
$4,000 and the Lone star mine about
100000"
Speaking further Of ahe work at
Bland. Mr. Sand1n stated that Oarar
y. Smith. of Los Angeles. and him
self. had visited the prraltn mines
aud had taken samples ~ the ore for
the former % assay when he reached
home. and thot he intended putting
a large force 90 men TO work on the
Poralia Gold Mining and Milling COM
panys properties be- the very near
future
Il certainly begins TO look az
though the old Bland mining district
might once more come into the lime
light OF tho mining world.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

There are many people who have
used Chamberlain Collie. Cholera
and DiaThoea Remedy with splondh
results, bat who are unknown becaus
they have hesiiqied about aiyiue a
testimonial OF their experience 10
publication. These people, however
are none the less friends OF this rem.
edy They have done much toward
making q a household word By their
personal recommendations 20 friends
and noiEhhOrs Il % a good medicine
to have IN the home and % widely
known for its cures OF dlaFThoea an
all forms OF bowel trouble. For sale
by an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
VIZ - klpNeYa po.
Their Uneeaslng Work Keeps W
strona and Healthy


an the blood IN the body passes
through the kidneys once ss,ry three
minutes. The Kidneys filter the blood.
They work night and day when
healthy. they remove about 500
grains OF impure matter daily, when
unhealthy some part OF this impure
matter 81 left IN tho blood. This
brings on many diseases and aymp-
tOmB-pain in the back, headache,
nervousness, h0l. dry skin. rheu-
matism. govt, gravel, disorder OF the
oyosight and hearing, dizziness, IT.
regular heart. debility. drowsinoga.
dropay, deposits IN the urine, etc.
But II YOU keep the filters right you
win have no trouble with your kid
neya.
Naaarlo Alarid Of Corrlllos Road.
Santa Fe New Mexico, says, n was
continually buying medicine for my
Kidneys. None uf the medicine /
used had the slightest effect on my
kideuya or hackacho az least ] was
unable 10 notice any when an atn
tack of hnckaCho ronchrl 90 vldulent
stage, ! was compelled ID ston work
FOR an hour until the spasm dlsap-
poared. W. zen suffering from an at
tack I got loan'g kidney Pills The
remedy soon benefited me IN every
way and removed every symptom 81
kidney complaint ! heartily recon-
mend Deans Kidney Pills"
For sale BY an dealers Prise 60
cents. Foster Mllburn Co. Buffalo.
n. w. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember The Doan's--and
take no other s5i
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
FAST TRAIN 0oEs INTO
AN OPEN eWtTH

Red Bauk. n. j., June 1.-The cen
iral Rnilr0ad 81 New Jerseys Attain
&c City iiyer ran into an open switch
this morning. The engine and two
ears t0nplod over a ton-ioot cm-
baNkmont. The fireman and two pas
aCngers were killed while thirty pas.
songors we're injured One Of the
passengers who lost hla life was
George Van Duczer, OF New York.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

Never fOliows an injury dressed with
BucklCn's Arnica Salvo. lts hntlsop-
tic and healing properties prevent
blood poisoning Cnns. Oswald, mer.
chant OF Rcnaslaergyiile, N. r.,
writes. "it cured Seth Burch, d
this place, OF the ngllost sore on hia
neck ever saw" Cures Cuts, Wounds.
Burns and So-ca. 26o, al al drug
eisrn