Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
ANTA re AFTER ZIG
ARIZONA BUSINESS

ARIZONA BUSINESS
no Break monopoly Nov Enjoyed By
south1rn Pacific.
I'M present Plans cd the Atchison,
lprka a Santa Re Railway company
'rry the Southern Pacific may not
Iich longer enjoy "a monopoly Of the
'afhc with the copper camps oi ARR
'na For come time past the santa
has been casting cOVctoua eyes to-
o. she Arizona copper camps ana
H. reported that the management De-
Do dcriug the extension of ts lines
me Globe. clifton and Moronci
mps
"A branch of the Santa Fe reaches
nh.u forty miles of Globe. and has
BIN seeking che only entrance to|
.bhe through the mountains by what
known as the Box canyon; but tne
DnIhefn Pacific has been cnntosting
santa Fos right 10 this canyon.
'rhe courts recently decined in favor
he santa Pc. and % viii probably
hi be- long before the road builds 20
Iubo. connecting ni Phoenix with ~
#mlng and Silver City branch. The
3nta 30 win have Go build about goo
4 ilcs 90 reach the Moronci and Clif-
n camps.
Copper camps originate enormous
eight business. ant me breaking Of
81 Southern pacinc's monopoly 81
d ARIZONA smeltcr business viii De
] led with enthusiasm Ny the copper
4ppanios.
sHiobe. A r.. has shown such rec
'arkublo growth IN population aud
isincss that the ella Valley Globe
Northern railroad. which is owned
fho Southern Pacific. has become
adequate. and The Southern Pucihc
depending fij0ouOO IN rebuilding
~ road. a distance uf 1875 miles A
So roadbed is being built and hoav-
rails laid. with the idea of over
ming the expensive washoula.
AIMS BLOCK RAILWAYS AND
FLOOD HOTEL AND FARMS
The heavy rains that fen Wednos-
81 niGht did considerable damage in
iawneo. Okla, and vicinity The
Nnck Island tracks were flooded and
n foet washed away The intcmr-
% line between shawnee and To-
hmseh was damaged considerably
ld the bridge across thc North Ca
dian river Is In danger The river
rising az the rate OF one foot per
lur. doing extensive damage 90 farm
ld stock The basement Of The new
orwood hotel WAS entirely flooded,
aciically ruling the Kitchen and en-
nc room.
GRRVlNe WORK ON
THE ORIENT ROAD
Railroad men coming from the orr
lt camps In Mexico state that track
wing ~ progressing al a rapid rate
ld that no kilomfters from Topo
bampu. on the coast east, ten kil0
eiers pas N Fuere. have beer
lmpleted and taat freight trains are
hW running over THIS part of the road
#cst ~ Hocoyne. the track has been
"a for a distance of nearly zoe
ilcs and west OF Minica. a. well a.
the iu0 kilOmeters east of Chihua
ia Contracts have been let and th'
ork ls nov progressing ON the sec
id 100 kilomeiors east of chihuahua
HlLp or CONDUCTOR
BURNED TO DEATH
J. p. McHuEh. conductor on The Mex
Ian Central between El paao and Chi
iahua, after attending the funeral O
s 2yearOld baby. who died from
1rns susulned while playing with
~ Grand Junction. Colo. where MI
I, Iie was nvIng The girl and httl'
fothCr found ihe Oh can during thl
bsenco of the mother aud a lighto,
afch was dropped into the on. Tn
ny was also seriously burned uu
M recover
ALLINA8 TANK LARGEST
ON The soUTHWE6TERN
The Gaulnas reservoir. the larges
the E paso q Southwestern sys
m. having q capacity of 800 600. OO
llluns has insi hcen completed AM
roady to receive che waters whicl
Dme down from the Galllnas mouu
ms a0Oye the reservoir
Six months haye been required d
iildlng The hig refarVoir A tRnk o
ich capacity ls needed on that sec
on 81 he r0ad whore ihe'well waite
bliuins a large percentage OF alknl
ad Is hard on the boilers ~ ne ed
Hnes From thls tank an The waite
BE- of the division win bc iilcd.
An arroyo In the dahnas mountain
ns she waicr down into the reset
,-fn thc IAN rains aud th
i9Ier sngwa COME thr tank, 81 is 20
ftod. wiz b. nliel 10 the edges an
auel water win lc procured 90 laa
Trough the dry SUMMER
RoMoTEn 70 POSITION or
TRAVELLING FREIGHT A0EN'
Harvey nYcrs0lc hes boon appoint