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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
MINING ACTIVITY
on HlLLSBORO
SEVERAL COMPANIES DEVELOP.
ING WELL KNOWN PROPER
TIES - IMPROVEMENTS ARE
STEADILY GOING ON.

The outiook Tor mining vas never
brighter than lt o. 81 the present
TIME. says the Hlllsboro Advocate.
The Sierra Consolidated Gold Mining
company has recently installed a
large hoisting engine on the Oppur
uniiy mlBe, Ca which they art r.ing
10 l.nk "a new three compartment
ahau to considerable depth and thc
company Is going ahead steadily with
me three compartment shaft which
is nov down almost 900 feet on the
Snake mine The company has a.
large force of men employed ON the
Haecr saw Mill which By bias under
lease. and Is turning out Hmber for
uee ut tao mines and in the conaiuc
tim uf tho 50 stamp MIN which o.
viii Tut uu on ihp Snake mine Tor
me purpose oi handling ihC product
Of 10th che Snake and Opportunity
mines.
the Empire Geid Mining and Mil
lnE company 81 running steadily with
a larwn force Of men nu t9t Bonanza
mine u now has the mine connected
with Dos 20 stamp mlll hy a narrow
gauge railIoad. tho miIl o. keri going
steadily Oh ere from The BONANZA
mine.
The Black Peak Gold M'ning COM
nanY d working on the Wlcks mine
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
RECOVERING FROM
ouNsAor WOUND

Solomon Baca had so Far roc0ysf red
from the effects of his recent accident
that ho was taken 10 h8 home iu SAN
Antonio says the sOc0rrO Ch,erall
The accident was a peculiar and day
gerous one. While 3d. Bnca waE
handling BITS pistol in O. careless man
uer the weapon was discharged. the
BAH entering one of ha legs Just be-
low the knee. ranging downward for "a
short Distance and then turning al-
most ai a rlghi angle and badly shsi-
torlng iho bones Doctor Duncan was
called and in Just three weeks the
wound was sufficiently healed 90 war;
rant The patients removal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
Railroad Topics

Southern Pacific al lhls point Tmf
ilc over these roads will DO under "a
great stimulus for months 90 come
and the roadH viii handle an materials
tr Frisco with all possible speed
ALLEGED RosaEks'
TRIAL POSTPONED
Chief Justice Mills sustained the
motion made by United States Assls-
tAnt Attorney Modler Thumday. ask
ing that the case against the Black
boys aud John Murphy. the alleged
Logan train robbers be continued I'm
the next term of court owing 90 The
obsenco through Illness of Butter, who.
while n prisoner iu the ChIcknsha lail,
claims that Jim Black confessed The
crime 10 him
Tho defense offered to admit a'i the
evidence uf Butler no the two former
trials 10 De- generally believed at Lac
Vegas That The United States. which
has twice failed. has 5oi strong
enough case tO convict Che men.
Though there ls no disposition to
doubt the good faith of the prosecu.
ton ln asking Tor poslponemont, there
De- considerable ngrct IN the CONE
munliy that the case could not have
gone on. aa the men have been in iail
for thirteen months and the San ME
guel county JAN. while perhaps better
than the average. is not o 90 place
To keen men for long terms
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
WILL DRILL ron ARTEslAN
WATER AT 8OCORRO

Max kirchman returned 10 socorro
from a trip DO Chicago in the intert 10
~ bis bohemian colony project Mr.
kirchmnn will go over % Roswell in
q day on two to mako final arrange
monts with well drilling 0utnt 90
begin drilling for arleslan water on
the mesa west OF Soc0rru He 81 push,
lnH bits colonization project with an
possible ripDr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

under r. loaso and o. hopping the mill
supplied with ore frUm This minc
There aro several other uruperica
thaf are doing more Or loss develop
mcnt work n ikis district
r. ~ Hopper ls working a. force uf
mcp Op copper ur portlos ln tho Ga.
tailu mountains This D. pmci oally
an undovclnpcd mining district boz
thoru are large bodies of copper orc
being developed hy Mr rouporB
CumuanY This camp bids fair to be- a
rival of che great csppor camps OF
Arizona within toe next few yoars
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

Mount Vernon. la.. May 1s-Tho
May Music FcslFal. given under tho
auspices OF che Cornell college Com
servafory Of Music. at this place. aud
now recognized as tho greatest annual
musical event BOZ this state. opened
last evening witch "A grand vocal and
inairamaninl concert al the auditor
lum ~ tne college. Th8 festival viii
laai three dayH aud there WIN Do
dvc concerts The theodore Thomas
orchestra from chicago. under me
direction ~ Froderick "A. Stock. has
been engaged for the occasion ana
"a number of prominent aOlosiie WIN
add io tho artistic success of iho feg
tifal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
INTERNATIONAL suNsHiNE
SOCIETY HOLDe aFgafg

Brooklyn. u. " May is-Tho
eighth annual convention OF mo o.
toruatiunnl sunshine Society opened
ite sessions here today az tho Pouch
Mansion the delegates being the
southern New York State Division.
Several hundred dulormfca are pres.
emf and they Win be handsomely on
tenalncd hy no iocai mOmberE All
the delegates to tho convention have
been Invited 10 attend TIE session of
ihe Ling Island Colrcli OF Wumcn'a
Clubs which will hc held on aatuF
day. at the new Sunshine Rest 81 the
Sunshine aocieiy on
CIupaoy avenue honeonhurai
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
MOBILIZATION or THE
ENTIRE AMERICAN ARMY

Washington. %. C.. May lathe
army officers are mHking arrange.
meufs for some important tests 80
take place in the period OF moilisa.
tion uf tho entire force of cavalry, 40.
ianiry and light artillery az seven
camps ~ concentration nt different
parts OF HE country this summer
The militia. 40 far as possible. Will
take part in the oacaufbmcnt and up.
efatluns. The suhsistence-unlce in
tend % apply practically the means
LOT cooking la the field. Including the
use 81 The nroloas cooker. together
with inc omplcymenf 81 tho emer
gcncy ration. which has nov come 90
Pc called thr 'ifun ration I'm ufilcial
literature by the adoption 40 a Ger.
man phrase hy the general staff. The
army signal officers are also Cngagod
in planning extensive and important
experiments, which include ih0 use
.0t the laaesi meihods Of field telo
graph and telephone AMI the new sga
tenn of visual signalling by IRE works
by day az well aa by Might n o.
hopfd that there viii be opportunity
az PlattHbrrF n a. Tor thr ncW trial
Of che new military balloon. recently
purchased in France Tho army quar-.
iormaafers have no new novelty 90 be-
tosied unless O. "a the marching ahce
and Che HrW shorter iCFginFg Tha
new feaiures nf che uniform Wili az
course be closely observed by The
experts ln the duid Tho medical OF
ncDra wiIl probably BE- able go Try the
nfw FIRST AID packet and apply the
mOihodh of field hospital work which
have been adopted since inc war with
spain Tho principal work in enc
way of trying new material. however
win dcyolvo ON signal officers and
cOmmiFaarirs On d. understood that
several Eurup ON governments have
asked Cor Che privilege of sending
military ohssrvereto watch the mobll.
izafion cNnarimcnla
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

II a. understood that Harvey paid
$4,000 for the furniture and fixtures
IN the dining room at the uni~n depot
In ~ rasu.
Conductor and Mrs Jack Murray
passed up the road Tor las Vegas the
other day Sir Murray ls now n con
ductor on the Mexican Central lie
WIS formerly on run ON The Santa
10.
James Callahan. age 90 years. en-
ploycd by the Southwestern &C. q
switcaman On the Douglas yards, was
fatally injured 40 the water tank az
that place the other night Tie was
taken 10 the Calumet a Arizona hos
piial where an examination 81 his in-
iuries showed that De could not live.
Another party of capitalists and
prospective investors in the Kansas
CITY. Mexico a Orient railway viii ar
rive in VI Pauo May %, President y.
A. StilwoU of the Orlsnt viii be IN
charge OF the party The usual trip 10
Mexico City will be made and the par.
~ viii be- entertained lu true stllwoll
fashion
The Santa Fo, the Erie. and other
roads have adopted steel cars for t1e
mail service. and the Santa Fc a.
also having my steel underfnmo
smoking cars built One OF the main
factors in converting fhc railroads
90 the uao Of steel IN the passenger
service n the material saving IN The
loss Of life Tho greatest railway "a
talltios ocour in the smoking cars, bot
with steel frames the fatalities are
greatly reduced and frequently pre-
vented
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

James Phillips vino has a prosper
Gus cattle ranch 0ut near Florida ga.
zion came to DemlnE with several
large sca'p wounds, caused By q We.
i0us horse rearing and striking him.
says ihc Headlight Whiie hia head
is sim rather sore jim says be- % eff.
ting along an right and thinks he o.
Htlil able 90 combat the iates that
seem 90 hong over him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

could not BRINE as much happiness 20
Mrs Lucia Wilke or Caroline. Wis.
as d.d one zoe box of Bucklen's Ar
Mica Salye when 10 completely cured
% running sore on her eg. which mad
tortured her 23 long years Greatest
antIsopilc healer OF plles Wounds.
and Sores, 25c at AN druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

d o. at lest authoriiallvely settled
what was the name OF che great nagl-
gator who first sailed up the noble
Hudson river. and sitter whom % was
named the name chosen for the river
happily having no obscurity about H..
For centuries the navigator has been
called Hondrick, and yei that wasn't
bis name, @ being simply Henry, just
like "a plain. every day American, Of
modern times This matter o. settled
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
MUST CHANGE RATES.
Even " Il 10 Found That An Error
Was Made.

The supreme court recently re-
handed the case OF the Texas A Pa
cinc Railroad company against Mugs
a Dryden sent up from Weuthcriord,
Parker county. The controversy
arose over a shipment of coal from
Cane Hill. Ark. tu WoaihcriOrd. Tex,
The railroad agent quoted a rate Of
fi.25 per ton ON the -hipmont, but
after lts acceptance &c was found that
the rate prescribed hy the interstate
commerce commission was l275. The
difference amounting 90 size was COL
loCtcd The couglgueos sued che rall-
road company for this sum. settling
forth that the deal was made ON the
basis of the rate quoted hy the agent
and that. therefore they should not
be compelled 20 pay the larger charge.
The trial court awarded Mugg a Dry
den damages "a the amount named
and iis decision was upheld by the
court OF civil appeals, whoreupon the
railroad company carried the case 20
the supreme court on a writ OF error
Justice White. who handed down
the opinion OF the highest court. de-
MED the plea OF negligence made by
the defendant Ia error and sustained
the contention OF the railroad That q
could not charge less than the rate
prescribed by the interstate COM
mcrcc coma lsHion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

a cure may ho oiiecied hy applying
Chamberlain aalvo "a ao0n a. tho
child ls dono nursing Wipe it on
wlfh d uofg cloth before allowing me
child % nurse. Many trained nurses
use thia saivo with tho beat results.
Price 40 cents per box. SOLO BY ah
druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
PUMPING PLANT FOR
SANTE FE AT WILLARD

Chief Engineer Kay was az Willard
the first OF last week. and selected "a
sto for the immense pumping plant
20 De- installed hy the Santa Fo az
thai place. says the Estancia News.
The site chosen is iust cast OF the
junction Of the Santa Fc, and santa
70 Central railroads According 90
Information which reached us Wed.
nosday DO has been decided nut io
put down one we'll but instead. Co
sink twelve wolls 90 the depth OF The
one already down al that point and
pump the water into reservoirs. whore
% o. 20 be treated The reason al.
vanced for this Is that the water at
this depth Is known 90 be- OF splen.
did quality for engine use Thros
treating watts will be built and the
water treated and passed through
each of these. before % o. pumped
eastward The expense of the wells.
pumping plant. and pipe lines will az.
grggato we'll into the hundreds oi
thousands, and the monthly pay roll
OF men employed at willard will b.
several hundred dollars. Work on the
wellg Is to begin az once. aud the
water will be plpod eastward beyond
Vaughn and westward OF FAR as Noun
ialnair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
COLONEL HOPEWELL
GIVES INTERVIEW
Concerning Purchase Of Ter.
rltOrial Timber Lands and
Denies Fraud Intent.
SAYS he SHOULD &c BLAMED

49, N"HN
W 81 Honowull general manager
of the Pennsylvania Development
company, who waa at Santa W yes
tnrday ON business with the territorial
nnd commissioned returned tr tho
city hst night and thls morning. on
heing m0t hy a Citizen representa-
i've and 80 "a question a. to any
further developments On the allesed
charge of fraudulent purchases OF
timber lands hy hA company. raid
that The Evening citizen had COW
cred idc master pretty thorouNnly in
its issue OF "Wednesday. and also yes.
teni1y. and now lt ia up to tho Euv
eminent to act" However. con.
tlnuod Mr. H0rcwfn. while ia Santa
Fe yesterday / was seen boy repre-.
sentative frum the Ne& Mexican. and
interviewed There o. no Necessity
Tor you wiring for The Interview, lul
clip o. out of the New Mexican which
camO down on tho same train with
me laEt night aud ! would be- pleased
TO see the article in The citizen"
Said Colonel HOpcweil 10 the New
Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

A torpid. Inactive liver can pro.
duco moro bodily CO.'S than almost any.
thing else % la good 90 clean the
system 0ut occasionally. stir the liver
up and geo into shape generally The
best results are derived from tho udo
~ DeWitta fAHio Barry niEors re-.
liable. effective pleasant pills. with a
reputation Negor grippe Sold hy j.
~. OMeily a 90.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

league one from Oklahoma and 81
couple from Pueblo. the New Mexico
Military Institute pitcher. Hester.
with bic marvellous twlrllng held tho
Amarillo .cam 90 eleven bits and no
scores, during three Of The finest
games ever played in Roswell The
record is an extremely exceptional
one PtDhins three days In success.
sion. the first day only thirty men
faced him. the second only thirty.
three ana the third only thirty AGAIN.
So perfect was hlb control that dur.
ms the whole series only one man
secured hiHt base ON halls So re-
mnrkahlo was BIS endurance that ln
che laat game be- struck ont twice aH
many men and iet them down with
onchalf as many hlt8 as ho ala ln
the FIRST game IN the hrsf game
There we're Ave hits. me second four
and me last only TWO Even these
few hits wcro we'll scattered. as was
Indicated hy cha fact that oaiy one
man saw third base Ga the three
games
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
CADETS HAVE PITCHER
THAT PITCHES BALL
YouNa hester WON THREE
cAhiE3 FROM AMARILLO. ~
8cQf E8 Of TO o, TO o AND
10 o.

r ie Browns. On enine 40 nus.
we'll a.e not Folug up against an
caey proposition when they PLAY iho
MiiiI academy BOYS. IT, evident
from fho following article. which s
clipped from the Roswell Record iu
thJoe eam.s with Ihc amarillo. Tex.
team. The cadets won FIRST ON a score
80 I OBJ o. the second 3 500 @. and che
third 90 o. rho Record says ui
iho young pitcher that asa tho bOx
wOri IN these three gaines
f'ltiod against "a picked team of
professionals. four from the Tosas
ioarue two from tho Pacific coast
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
Pot prunkara % slssn.

Many will wish more power 70
PROF James u. Hyslops magnetic
eyes u he ls capable 10 doing what
be told his eliminates Dee was able 90
DO. Riding IN the subway be saw a
drunken man aboard. and took 90
amusing himself with him C0ncon-
tnting his magnetic eyes upon the
inohrlated man. ho smiled upon The
fellow. and holding him with an earn
est look of the eyes. rxoried an bis
hypnotic power. and aoun had him
under his Influence entirely
Old TIMER
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

Mark Twain's little illness awak-
onod much attention and some little
anxiety, not so much from the char
ncter OF the nilment. which was not
serious az from the great interest the
public feels On the man. Mark Twain
occupies the position la the regard
of the general public that General
Grant used 10 do when bis sickness
FIRST became known Nobody wanted
TO talk Of nnyking in those days until
they had heard how he had passed
the might. and wished ihct the morn
Ink report would show Improvement
Of some kind. SO with Mark Twain.
He is now the puhlics chief concern
$50 Tar as individual humanity goes.
And when d was announced that his
kindly old face was once more 20 be
Reeh on the HtroetH taking his morn
lng constitutional. delight spread In
an directions. and people shook their
hands and smiled as though q great
personal favor had been done them.
When he reaches DuhlIn. n. a., and
inauguraies his program for the sum
mer. he win begin upon what he calls
his last work. his photographer
"reminiscences. u will have 10 be- n
bulky volume, n b merely narrutes
the Incidents that he has given the
public from time 90 time. while g.
II to be supposed thar be has held
something In reserve 10 crown the
work AZ he takes only two hours q
day for this wcrk. be- must expect a
long life yet ahead. ior a. will take
many years az that rate
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
RATES ANNOUNCED
EoR cLoupcRoFT

Summer rates 20 Cloudcruf over
points on the ~ paso a Southwestern
have been announced by the passen-
ger department OF she road. Low rate
round trip tickets viii be- sold be-
ginning June ist. every day OF the
summer 10 aud including September
28th.
Daily tickets good for return any
time during the season viii be sold for
go. while a 81 ratio will so on every
Saturday, good 10 return no later than
the Monday following date OF sale.
This latter ticket applies only 20 ~
Paso. Newman and Jarllla junction.
Low rates are also given for other
points on the Southwestern as far
north as Santa Rosa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
GOES TO SLEEP ON
RAILS AND INJURED

While asleep beside the railroad
track last "Wednesday afternoon. VIII
he whitney. son OF Mr. and Mrs. w.
u. Whitney OF Cedar Hlll was almost
killed By the train. says the Farming
ton Tlmog An except the last coach
had passed the boy when he nwoke.
threw up one hand on the rail and
the wheels cut on two fingers and
manRled the hand. The little fellow
was taken 10 Durango on the train
end reports from there say the hand
can be- saved with the exception OF
two fingers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

u Z
Ai"Nloan'
Lano Fufehescu'
Seven thousand, eight hundred
acres OF timber land Ia the Man2ano
mountains were purchased by myself
and others at the rate of 81 peg acre,
and IN accordance with I've rules and
regulations governing The sale oi ihc
same from the territorial land com.
mission, under the laws of congress
and under mwa passed hy thc lcEia.
lative assembly ~ the Territory %
Now Mexico. Tho uurch rls of
these lands complied in eyo.f detail
with the law and the fyloH mad reg
ulationa as iar az they became known
90 thom Cr were demanded hy fln
territorial land commission, A. iar
/ az ! know, Delegate Andrews dOcs not
own a foot 81 timber land in New
| Mexico. ] was not agent ~ D0lcgatc
Andrews In the purchase o. 1880
acres bat acted a. agent for those
associated with me IN the matter Of
the purchase Of said lands. The Penn.
| aylyania Development company was
then engaged IN building the SAINTS
/ Fe Central railway, certainly a WY
/ proper and laudahle enterprise. The
] NNANN N'NHNW ~ HAAh N"NHHN"N# ~ HAfH
lands was 81 per acre, which was al
that time the ruling figure, and was
dcCmtd very fair by all Who pur
chased timber lands and hy the rep.
rcscntaivcs Of the territory. Part Of
the purchase price. about si2,bo0. has
been paid In cuah, and the remainder
secured hy Is motto bearing g per cent
] Irff arnnH Frnfsu fUhtNnn fHa fmHHrfaH has
l.hccn paid regularly up 10 this date
and which note o. amply secured by
the deeds watch are placed Ia escrow
IN The land commissioner Office. The
transaction was made openly and
above board; there was no aiding and
no secrecy; " was reported IN the
newspapers at The sine u was made,
there was nu secrecy there was nn
necessity Tor secrecy Hnd there ia
none now. The transaction was one
loi many similar ones made by me
land commission of the territory.
Delegate Andrews had no connection
with d except as director OF she
] Pennsylvania Development company
. The transaction WAS not q personal
one which would nave been 90 BIZ
personal honont except o. fuF aH bic
stocf IN the PennHylyanin Develop.
u 90 company Is concerned. This.
understand, has been disposed oi
since, and he has absolutely no inter
est ia the transaction.
Law Complied With.
, The records 81 the territorial land
canmission VIII show that territorial
lands have been sold IN the sams
. mrnner and az the same price. and
that about $1,000 acres have been sold
90 persons. associations and corpora
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26


The school authorities have been
greatly disturbed In regard 20 the
proper way for the children to carry
iholr school books 90 and from the
school houses. They established
rule that they should carry them first
on the right side. and then o. the
left side, doing one on the even days,
and the other on the odd days IN
this way it was thought that their
weight would not tend to make the
children Top sided by tending 90 curve
the splnca. Many educators. as we'll
as writer's, who make % specially of
school subjects. have proposed differ
ems ways 10 that ordered. bot $50 iur
Superintendent Mexwolra idea of
shifting the books alternately from
side to side. prevails But what
seems TO De a better plan D. that OF
the PTussiun schools. where the child
rem are htiod out with little KNAPP
sacks. which are filled with the books.
and strapped upon the shoulders OF
the little ones. giving them SEMI
military look, and at the Same time
tending 90 keep their shoulders erect,
and contribute 10 the expansion OF
the chest This plan certainly does
not tend 10 curve the spine. as one
side is not used any more than the
other The subject Us certainly an
important one. more So than the cas-
ual thinker is apt to consider We
have plenty Of crooks in this genera
ton. and want no more TO come up
io ua from the rising generation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

hy Hugh Hastings. historian OF the
state OF New YORK who quotes from
the original contract between the a.
roctors oi the East india company
and the Chamber ol Amsterdam made
ON The san day of January. 1905. and
which bears the name ln the Dutch
COPY, both Boz the ho6y OFF tho ducu
meut and the signature. Henry Hud-
son