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The Glenwood post., 1908-11-28

station here, and the case will be fought
through the courts. The only heirs
to the estate are some grananieces
Who live in the east.
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-28

It's Lawson vs. Coryell in tho district
court this afternoon. The case is the
result Of the shooting Of LAwson by
Coryell some four years ago. Tho plain
ti6 seeks dAmassA
Mrs. W. H. Fsrnum left Glenwood
this morning for Rifle and tomorrow
evening will leave for San Diego, Cali
fornia, with her parents, Capt. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Watson, with whom she ex-
pectsto spend the winter.
A warning has been issued and peo-
pie are urged to be very careful and not
mistake one Of the new gold pieces for
a penny. We are perfectly willing to
take tho risk Of getting them mixed,
70 come ON with q years subscription
to the Weekly Post.
Frank Walters has disposed Of his
grocery business to Jack Dowd Of Eagle
county and parties from near Brecken-
ridge. Mr.. Dowd attended the meeting
Of tho Board Of Trade last night and
Immediately decided that it was good
10 get into town that could have such
gathering Of business men.
Tonight h the night for the Noun
tain Feud At the Pastime theatre. We
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The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-06-20
MEXICAN M. E. CHURCH
PR0TRACTED MEETING

A Protracted meeting is being
held in the Southern Methodist
Mexican church in this city, be-
ing conducted by the Rev. A. IL.
Sutherland, of FL Paso, Texas.
Mr.. Sutherland is also holding
street services in English and
Spanish on the corner of New
York avenue and Tenth street
every evening at seven o'clock.
The Spanish services at the
church are at 6 a. m. and s p. IN,
All are cordially invited to at
tend these meetings.
Mr.. Sutherland was the first
missionary in these parts, hav-
ing started his church.work in
La Luz in March 1886. He then
crossed the mountains near
where Cloudcrott Is now, and
preached along the eastern slope
of the Sacramento mountains,
on down to Seven Rivers and
returned to the railroad at
Pecos City. This was when In
dians, Elks and other big game
were plentiful in the country.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-06-20
FIRE IN COLLEGE
ADDITION MONDAY

Monday morning at about 8
o'clock the fire alarm was given
md it was announced that
barn in college addition was on
fire. The fire company rushed
to the scene but found the build
ing almost destroyed. 1t was
the barn at the W. G. Mann
home and it seems that the fire
was started by Mr.. Mann's son
who thought it good scheme to
burn the trash that had accu-
mulated in the heating stove
which was stored in the barn.
The total loss was something
like $3.50 or 5000. Considerable
feed, a harness and some other
effects went up in flames.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-06-20
TEACHERS ELECTED AT
BAPTIST COLLEGE

All of the teachers at the
Baptist college have been elect
ed FOR the coming year and have
accepted.
The president will be 4. Ward :;
the teachers are Misses Margaret
Marks, Gertrude Sumerlow and
Cogee Lee ChitwOod. The latter
is from Chicago University and
comes very highly recommended
as Il music teacher.
The dormitory at the college
is now complete except for plas-
tering and inside wood work.
And never before has the in
stitution had such favorable
conditions for an excellent col
lege year.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-06-20
AN OLD GROCERY MAN
IN A NEW PLACE

This week we called upon j..
A. Cunningham in his new gro
Gerry store and found him so busy
cleaning upand rearranging stock
that he could hardly find time
to wait on the trade. Mr.. Gun
ningham has but recently re-
turned from Texas but he is not
stranger in Alamogordo or in
the grocery business. For years
he has worked in Pierce's, or
Peoples or CoX's and he knows
his business. He will keep a
good clean stock.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-06-20
TIE LIBRARY ASSOCIA-
TIOE CONCERT TONIGHT

1t seems to US that today is an
appropriate time to again re-
view the work of the Alamo
gordo Public Library and inform
the public as to its aim and pur-
pose. Tonight a concert will be
given at the Baptist church by
local talent assisted by Ferry
Rinardy. the noted Austrian
violinist and the proceeds of the
concert are to be used to pur-
chase books for the children's
department of the public library.
This library was started when
Alamogordo started and today
the secretary, Mrs. Ii. j. Ander-
son informs us they have fully
1900 excellent volumes and
the regular issue Of all the
popular magazines and papers.
The reading room is free to all,
members of the association can
lraw books from the library for
two weeks time while visitors
,an go there and read or arrange
to take the books home. The
institution is maintained by the
the Alamogordop people, the work
md hustle is done by the asso-
:iation of II ladies and the day
never gets too hot or the walk
too long for them to go in the
interest OF the association. The
room is furnished by the kind
ness Of the court officials, the
lights are donated by Mr.. Fisher
and the money is furnished by
the liberal, public spirited peo-
pie of Alamogordo. The library
is one of the things that the
town is proud of, and she has
reason to be proud. But that is
not connected with the story,
what we want to say is, that you
are cordially invited to attend
the concert tonight. The best
local talent in town will be on
program.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-06-20
PHILIPPINE POSITION
FOR GOVERNOR CURRY

The Denver Post says: That
New Mexico will have new
governor within less than a year
is not only a possibility but a
proba bility. Whether state
hood is granted at the short ses-
sion Of the SiXtieth Congress or
the territory is refused admis-
sion into the Union, makes little
difference.
1t is no secret that if Secre-
tary Of War William H. Taft is
elected president at the Novem-
ber election, he will in all like
lihood appoint Governor Curry
a ember of the Philippine COM
mission, a position that would
be accepted by the governor and
one which no doubt he would fill
with great credit, he being in
timately acquainted with con-
ditions in the archipelago, which
knowledge he acquired during
eight years residence there,
part of which time was spent in
the army, in civil life and as
governor of several of the prin-
cipal provinces.- Albuquerque
Uitizen.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-06-20
MISS GARRETT HELD IN
HIGH ESTEEM

a little incident in this city
this week shows the high esteem
in which Miss Fayette Garrett
was held by her friends and ac-
quaintances. The working force
in K. H. Pierce's store made up
$Sand her immediate girl friends
put in IS more and wired for a
green house at her old home to
make a couple Of floral wreaths
for her casket. 1t seems to us
that this was very pretty re-
membrance of very perfect
life.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-06-20

AT the Baptist church Rev.
Galloway will preach at IL
o'clock a. m. and at 8 p. m. The
Junior Union at 4 p. m; Sunday
school at 9:45 q. M. A general
invitation is extended to the
public to attend all these services
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Harvey are
the parents 6f a baby girl, Bdrn
last Thursday evening.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-06-20

w. D. King, Presiding Elder
of the Mexican NJ. E. church
spent Sunday in Alamogordo
and held the quarterly confer
taCe while here.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-06-20
DEATH 8

It has been some time since
the Grim Reaper has selected
two more popular citizens of Ala
mogordo to answer to his roll
call, than the two He called this
week.
The first
JUDGE WIN. 0'REILEY-
came to this territory some four
teen years ago for his health.
He lived at Las Cruces for a
while then engaged i'll the mer-
camille business at Highrolls as
a partner with J. L. Lawson of
this city and finally moved to
Alamogordo when the town was
first started. He served as
county commissioner of this
county for two years and was
one of the commissioners when
the court house was erected in
1900. After that he served
several terms as justice of the
peace. He was very competent,
exceedingly painstakingin in every
particular and unquestionably,
absolutely honest.
No more familiar figure walk
ed the streets of Alamogordo
than Judge O'Reily, no man in
the county had more friends or
fewer enemies. He spoke well
of every one and all spoke well
of him. He has been battling
with that terrible disease tuber-
culosis ever since he came to the
territory and it is said on good
authority that if all the good
lung tissue in his body was
gathered together it would not
make one-third of one good lung.
He lived because he took perfect
care of himself and it is claimed
that no doctor in the Southwest
has a better library on tubercu-
losis than had Judge O'Reily.
He walked down town Saturday
and died alone in his little tent
sometime Sunday morning. His
body was sent to his mother in
Minneapolis, MINI. Out of re-
spect for all honered and honor
able citizen short funeral SER
vices were held here Tuesday
afternoon.
The second
MISS. FAYETTE GARRETT
was one Of the best known and
most popular young ladies i'll the
city. She came to Alamogordo
seven years ago and by her eX-
ceeding cieverness, and winning
manners won a place at the top
in Alamogordo society where she
remained until her death. For
two or three years Miss Garrett
was cashier in the K. II. Pierce
store and for year past she has
been stenographer and book
keeper at the Improvement com
pany's office. A few weeks ago
she decided to take rest and
went to Missouri to visit at her
old home and among her child
hood friends and relatives. 1t
was there at Linneas, Mo-, that
she was taken sick. She had a
very bad hemorage Of the lungs
and her mother was wired toI
Monday a week ago. Mrs. Gar
rett arrived there Wednesday
and the girl died Monday last at
"a. m. She was the only child
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Garrett Of
this city and would have beer
10 years old in September. The
funeral services we're held in
-Linneas, Mo-, where the body
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-06-20

celved another Jolt from dyna-
mite last week. They are cer-
tainly persistant in trying TO
destroy it anyway.
l.. Simms. who is down from
Three Rivers for a few days in
forms us that work on the new
depot at their town is progress
ing rapidly. We are informed
that this depot is to cost approx
imately $1,000.
| The Carrizozo News says that
the railroad company is leveling
up its yards there and confden-
TALLY adds, this is preparatory
to making some extensive i'm
provements.' 1t may ease the
shock for our friend Haley if we
whisper to him that they have
been leveling the yards here for
year and a half.
c. y. Garrett went to Missouri
Monday to attend the funeral Of
his daughter.
G. L. White, who has been
sick for a week past was down
town Monday.
/ Charles X. White is reported
on sick list for the last I days.
Albert Goodloe, of FL Paso,
president and treasurer of the
FL Paso Printing Co.., was in the
city Monday.
The two-year-old child Of Mr..
and Mrs. Antonio Torres, of La
Luz, died there Sunday last.
Mrs. Torres is a sister of j. j.
and Louie Hill Of this city.
1t is said on good authority
that thirty people are murdered
in Texas each and every day in
the year. Thank you this is
close enough.
The club is indebted to Mr..
G.. L. Warren. of Warren Bros,
for quite Il number OF high class
magazines of recent issue. This
contribution will go a long way
toward making the quarters in
viting, and really club-like in
appearance and comfort.
Mrs. l.. NJ. White and daughter,
Jewel went to Tucumcari to visit
her father and friends.
ITO be, or not to be repre-
sented at the Territorial Fair at
| Albuquerque! Otero county,
one of the best in the territory
certainly ought to have one of
the finest exhibits. Will the
members Of the Farmers Asso-
citation kindly discuss the mat
ter at theirneXtmeeting and re-
port to the. businessmen's
club. Whatever we do, let's
do it misrepresentation is
the secret of many business
failure.
Miss Minnie Bryant, who has
been staying at her Cousins,
Mrs. l.. NJ. White for 4 months
returned home Tuesday night.
Rev. Galloway moved his
family on Thursday Of this week
to his new residence at the cor
ner of 10th street and Texas
avenue.
Rev. J. A. Trickey is visiting
at the farm near Tucumcari this
week. His family was already
: there and he went up the first
of the week.
. G. o. Holiday, who is hand.
ling the Meyers and Walters
fruit crops in La Luz this season
was down Wednesday with q
load Of excellent fruits. HC
I nnl,ns the frin every daY or so
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-06-20

ia! lOT neT tlu nome IN missouri.
Mrs. John Briegle and Mrs.
Rue Jackson and family left
Monday for Scranton. Pa, where
they will visit for few weeks.
Mrs. Alexander and daughter
Miss Woodie were down from
Highrolls for several days the
past week.
4. j. Hall and Ellie Rose, both
Of Tularesa were married at the
5. +. Rice home in this city Oh
June 18th. Rev. Trickey per-
forming the ceremony.
One night the first of this week
the members of the Scandena-
vian congregation gave their
minister Rev. j. n. Soderstron
pleasant surprise in the way o.
a pound party. About % or 3C
were present and a very hand
some little purse of money wa.
also given him.
FL Boyd left this week for hi,
farm at Nara Visa. He and his
family have been here only {,
few months but they have mad
many warm friends who will b,
sorry to see them leave.
This week Eli Winesett sold
half Of his dairy to Mrs. Rey
holds who bought it for her son
rhurber Bennett. There are
cows in the bunch and Il good
horse and dairy wagon and Mr..
Bennett will conduct the bus,
mess himself.
Monday morning when the firo
company was making its run t,
he Mann fire in college additio
Sd, Kreamer, the fire chief wa
thrown from the wagon and his
leg and hip were quite severely
bruised by being run over. Bu,
you can't keep q good man down
ne is up and around again.
The ladies Of the Christian n
Church have bought the exclu
sive stand right for Fourth Of
July. We are informed they
paid f25 for it.
\ number of Parson Hunter
Srlelds We're out with u petition
ahis week asking the school board
to re-elect him to the position Of
janitor Of the school house. They
seemed to be striking a popular
chord.
W. NJ. Reilly, Of Captain, came
up from Alamogordo last week,
packed his household goods, and
accompanied by his wife and hi
sister, Mrs. Pons, returned tc
Alamogordo, their home in fu
ture. This family has resided il
Captain and Lincoln county fol
many years, and their departure
| is a matter Of genuine regret t.
their host of old friends. Car
rizozo News.
Mr.. j. T. Hardin has recent,
been appointed general agen
for the territory of New Mexico
for the Old Line Bankers Lif,
Insurance company Of Lincoln
Nebraska, Mr.. Hardin vii
make Alamogordo the terrific
rial headquarters and has al
ready begun the work Of organ
tizing his field force. Ever,
town of any Importance in tn
territory will have a local agent
then there will be several specia
agents who will be unrestricte,
as to territory and will keep tn
enthusiasm Of the local agent
from tagging. This means an
other office for AlamogordC
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-06-20

Kansas. | have been among
Rne people, and have been from
/ tha lakes to the gulf northwest
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-06-20

four wards and The big VIII
will designate whether the
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The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1908-06-20

made. The privilege would
doubtless be abused if allowed
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-19
West End

The past weeks Shipments of the
West End has averaged $50 tons,
which has been sent to the Belmont
mill at Millers.
Stopping is being continued on the
vein on the 150-foot level. The west
drift on the 200-level is now about
300 feet west of the shaft and the
entire face of the drift is in ore.
This vein is a continuation of the one
on the $50. Part of this ore is sort
ed out for shipment to the mill while
the Slopes on the 400 are also pro-
duc1ng their regular amount of high
grade for the mill The west drift
from the south crosscut on the bot
tom level is now in 120 feet from No.
shaft and is all In quartz, which
shows small punches of good ore.
The north crosscut from No. 5 up
raise, which is 125 feet east of shaft
NO. shows strong vein of low
grade quartz ore. The drift twenty
Five feet east of the shaft is now in
ninety-five feet and has encountered
quartz and dacite, the quartz being
of a low grade and carrying small
values.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-19
Weeks Development
Work in the Big
Mines of Tonopdh

same as that in the shaft, a rhyolite
dacite formation which was encount-
cred at the 900-foot level. This for
nation may change at any time as a
fault is apt to be encountered in this
territory.
In the Red Plume shaft the new
strike on the fifth level is still pro-
ducing a good quantity of milling
ore. The ledge is about four or FIVE
feet in width. The ground in the vi
entity of this strike is badly faulted
and it is impossible to determine the
extent of this ledge. The westerly
workings which extend farther west
than the scene of the strike, still
show good milling ore. This strike
is very encouraging to the company
officials as they expect to uncover
more lodges shortly as the prospect
ing work continues.
The work of sinking the main
shaft of the Mizpah has been discon-
tinued as the flow of water has in
creased. The flow at present is
about sixteen gallons per minute.
When the water was first struck
they tried to caryy it to the surface
by the cages, but this kept the cages
busy and it was impossible to convey
the ore to the surface They are now
waiting word from Philadelphia to
install a pumping plant and if the
officials in that city see the necessity
of so doing the work will be started
at once
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-19
MacNamara

During the past week the MacNa-
mara has still kept up it's rate of
shipping one car of ore day to the
Montana mill, which is handling the
entire output at the present time un-
der contract. There is an average
of fifty-four tons, to a car. which
makes the weeks total about 375
tons.
The shipping ore is extracted from
NO. stope on the 275 level, from
the 150-foot level west. near the
common boundary Of the West End
and the MacNamara, where consider
able development work and prospect
ing is going on, and from one of the
west slopes on the 800 level. De-
velopment work is also going on on
the 275 level belond the No. 2 stope.
where they are working in an upraise
which is now up twenty feet and
shows two feet of an excellent grade
OF milling ore. A crosscut is being
driven into the block of ground be-
tween slopes No. and and is now
wording in the ore. Crosscutting
and raising is also being done on the
west of the 200 level.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-19

ore.
Most of the ore being shipped is
being taken from the slopes between
the third and fourth levels, from the
ledge south of the shaft which has
an average width of eighteen inches,
and from the north vein, which aver
ages from two to ten feet in width.
A new ledge was encountered sew
eral days ago between the fourth
and fifth level. This vein is practi-
cally a continuation of the Brougher
ledge which faulted on the interme-
date level, The values will average
50 ga ton
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the company will be held
on the fourth of January, when the
annual report will be sent out.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-19
Tonopah-Nevad

During the past week the Silver
Top has added 159 feet to the total
number of feet worked and the Miz-
pah 1881 feet, or a total of 3571k
feet The diamond drill has also adj
vanced 225 feet.
On the westerly end of the 240-
foot level in the Silver Top shaft, the
north crosscut has cut into a vein
which corresponds in character to
the vein on the $40 level The drift
is being driven north in search of
parallel veins, and consequently no
development work ON the vein cut
has been made. A drift has been
started at the station on the north
side of the shaft with the idea of
prospecting for veins that are known
to exist on the surface on that side
of the shaft
On the 340-foot level prospecting
is being done to the east of the Stone
Cabin fault to ascertain the nature of
the formation. A raise will soon be
started on vein that greatly re-
sembles vertical vein stopped on the
240-foot level. This vein lies to
the west of the Stone Cabin end
line.
At the westerly end of the $40
foot level, a crosscut has been start
ed and will probably be run several
hundred feet prospecting. In order
to get beyond the Stone Cabin fault,
drifting has been taken up again in
the east end of this drift.
Development work is being con-
tinued on the Mizpah fault in the
east end of the second level. They
have about three feet of milling ore
and are working along the vein. In
the west workings of this level; drift
ing is still being pursued on one of
the Burro veins. This vein shows
tendcy to cross southwest and con-
meet with the Silver Top workings.
On the fifth level prospecting is
being done on the Mizpah fault and
they have body of low grade mill
ing ore opened up.
On the 1900 level in the south
crosscut the formation is still the