The New Mexican Review from Santa Fe, New Mexico • 3

I 4- RED RIVER ORES COLFAX COAL LANDS l-tefl Axle Grease Xlasnl peotaual WflateA. Governor Otero has received a letter from F. J. V. Skiff, director of mining and metallurgy fur the Paris exposition, Inclosing packing and shipping labels Mr mineral exhibits fur the exposition.

Mr. Hkllf says the department will pay all freight charges to the exposition, and to his headquarters In the rlum building, Chicago, The letter states that the weri lury of the Immigration bureau for New Meg. ICO bad expressed a belief that a small collection could be furnished from an exhibit being obtained from over the territory. The department desires to have each mineral group lu New Mexico represented by at least a few kept running with ths present development, snd rhcnurtuif rnutdtw' increased very cunilderably in a short time. Ai a field for Investment In planer, In quarts properties csrryinv gold, silver, coppec-and lead, and In the erection of reduction works.

Red River district offers substantial Inducements of sure and handsome returns. Thp prelim! nary work of the proapeclor and leaser done and well done, and considerable development haa demonstrated the magnitude and permanency of the veins The application -of capital to equip and operate the mines and reduce the ores will make of Red River a famous camp as an Immense producer and give It a record tn which It frill be difficult to find parallel. Denver News. A Mining District in Taos County Whioh Draws Capital from Colorado. MANY SURFACE PRODUCERS Blaok Copper Oompanj Hu Pot I Steam Kiohmory The Confidence Mill Doing Mach Work for Tsrioai Mine of Bed River.

I NORTH POLE MYSTERIEfl.1 The return of an Arctlo explorer dear up many mysteries, who says that much new land waa discovered In Weddell Sea, and open water was even far to the south. This shows that the great wall of Ic reported by early explorers waa a msth. Arctic explorer are not the onlj ones who meet srttb deception. Many people with Indigestion and dyspepsia have been deceived so aiany timet that they believ there is no cure. They can be cured though bun, dreda of medicines havo failed.

Take the only reliable medicine. Hosteller's Stomach Bitters, wtilch also cures constipation, nervousness, sleeplessness and liver and kidney disorders. DO not accept a substitute. 8 that a private Revenue Stamp cover tha neck ef to bottle. Tha fitotoa lias.

The hammock hue between the trees, The maiden fair LT In It with her eyelids closed-lie taw her there. With wildly beating heart ha stole Up to her tide And softly to her ripe, red lips Hit own he applied. 1 He kissed her kissed the gentle maid, Ho fair, to tweet. And kith a tumult In hit breast Beat a retreat. At length she slowly Straightened up, With open eyes: He took but one, she said and sighed A lot of sighs.

Chicago Times Herald. COPPER HILL CLAIMS. Some Gratifying Semite from Mining Property- In Taoo countv, near Kllrabothtown, tin CoppcV Hill Mining Company is making extensive development on its prop pTtio-. Thrue comprino five claim and four mill itcf making a iota! ar a of I2Maor, sH In process of Cnitcd Mlstes patent. The development on the various properties conits of shaft from 7ft to 10 feet in depth, with cr-euu and drifts exposing vein from three to een feet wide, atid one probably twenty feet in width.

An etlmate, baaed on a nnmber of as-avs of the ore, places their average va) huh at lu ppr centeopper, 91 In Fold and $4 In silver. In addition to the vein development, which technically expose, 10,000 Iona of $10 ore, there la a great maa of overflow ore, estimated at 1,000,000 tona, which haa been expoaed to a depth of forty feet, and which as-aaya from $14 to 910 per ton. The ore at the lower levels la chiefly gray copper and copper glance, and concentrates to 85 per cent value. Tbe construction of a concentrating mill of seventy-ton capacity Is now in progress, and It la expected that with tbe mill In operation the mine will have a minimum net earning capacity of 9500 per diem. The mill will have a complete electric light plant and an air compressor and power drill plant have been added to the equipment of the mine.

Tbe properties are situated nine mile east of Embudo station, on (ha Denver and Kio Grande railway, to which point a good wagon road bat been built by tbe company. J. K. Turner la the company's general manager, and D. A.

Coble, Is superintendent of the mine. The construction of the mill Is In (he hands of a millwright LlUVstwa IEW MEXICO TROOPS. Wbat Mqjor Penn Write of Then to Got-i tmot Oten. Major Julius A. Penn, of the 14th In-untrjr.

commander of the aecond battalion, in a letter to Governor Otero givea the following Information of in-tercet In regard to the work of the troops In which New Mexico has eape-i lal Interest: "I desire to express the thanks of my brother officers snd myself to you for the sssistance given by you to pur recruiting officers. Lieutenants Coleman and I-uoa, and to say to you that our recruits from New Mexico and Arlsona have shown themselves to be most ex retlent men, Intelligent, earnest and reliable. I think the greater part of the recruits from New Mexico have come to the companies of my battalion, and these, with Captain Dame, Lieutenants Coleman and Luna, also In the battalion, will, I know, not only keep your In terest In the S4th Infantry, but also In our battalion, the second. Our time for drill and Instruction has been limited, but I feel now. In looking back over the past six weeks' work, that we have given about all that could have been given in that short time.

We were very fortunate In having a week's practice on the rifle range, every man had an opportunity to get acquainted with his rifle, and could learn both what was capable of doing and what he could do with It. Our Instruction In minor details will continue oa board the transports during our month's voyage, and I have every confidence that when ere land at Manila we will be In. fit condition to render creditable account of ourselves on whatever duty we may be assigned. The health of our command here has been excellent." Among the gold properties of value in the tted River district in Tans county. N.

Is the Commodore, which lies Just west of the Iron Dyke, 34-foot lead of sulphlds ores, on Gold hill. The Commodore has a large vein between schist and syenite walla and gives returns of $9 gold, 2 per cent copper. A tunnel has been started to cut the vein at 1,040 feet depth. This property la owned by Mosers. Riff A Nolan, aa Is alsd the Red Bandana adjoining it.

The same gentlemen have a group of gold claims on Goose creek, the Gold Band, the Nellie and the Maggie, assaying from $40 to $40 per ton In gold. Towards the northwest of this group Ed Westoboy has several claims from which gold cun be panned freely. In the same vicinity are the Stella, the Dead, wood, the Golden Treasure, rich free gold proposition, and the Jayhawk group, which consists of three patent ed claims, the Alpine, the Jayhawk and the National and two unpatented, the Buena Vtsta and the Falo Alto, Some COO feet of development have been made on this group la tunnels and shafts. They have strong veins, which will run from $9 to $29 in gold. A test of 254 pounds gave a value per ton of 1120 In gold.

The ore on the dump, shout 100 tons, will hauled to the Confidence mill for treatment. Up Pioneer gulch an 000-foot tunnel has been run towards the vein on the Inferno. The Belle lode on the same gulch haa an (-foot vein, which gives re. turns of $9 to $12 gold, and la opening a tunnel 100 feat. The Blare jr Banner has a 2-foot vrin, which pans freely, opened by one M-toot tunnel and two others.

On Tenderfoot gulch tbs Old flat No. 1 and No. havo 20 feet of development on free milling veins. The Willard, about a mils above town; one of the good propositions of the district. It has a 9-foot vein carrying free gold, and averages 9 gold per ton.

It Is the property of Compton, Westoby A Hedges. On ths head of the Columbine Messrs. Endennen and Pugh are working on the Northvlew, a good copper lead. At hf mou(h of PJoneer -gulch Is ths Tomboy, the property, of too Augustine brothers, who have driven a tunnel 940 feel and expect to have the vela In-about feet more, at 15 feet depth. Ths Tomboy carries gold, snd has yielded some high-assays and nuggets of i- Was OU sad Wan Out1 teM ed oourtd treble value ha vs, been- jglltota J.

Bless, a ooeh, died Thane DIED SUDDEILI. An Old Kan ffbo Imbibsd Too Mach Alcohol. Isidro Pino, an aged resident of Pecos, met death in a aad manner yesterday afternoon at the county jail. He came to Santa Fe to attend the funeral of hia relative, the late Luciano Baca. He remained in the city several days to await a relative who intended to take him to Galiateo, and occupied hia time frequenting saloon and drinking heav lly.

Teaterday afternoon about o'clock wt Ice of the Peace J. M. Garda and Constable Francisco Anaya noticed him tottering In front of the county jail. They took him into the jail, wber? he breathed hia last a few minutes after, ward- A physician 'was summoned and decided that Pino died of acute alcoholism. A coroner's jury eras empaneled by Justice Garda.

The jury consisted of llatiaa Dominguez, Eatanlslado Garcia. J. D. L. A.

Carrillo, Lucerio Lopes, Maximlllano Sllvo and O. Ortega. After taking the testimony of four wUheesee who had seen Pino only a few hours before his death, laughing and joking, tbe jury found Pino died a natural death. The body waa given In charge of Undertaker Charles Wagner. Pino's wife and children were notified of his death by courier, and are expected to arrive In this city early this evening.

Pino waa about 0 years of age, and is well connected In this county. xs. Iyaws Kills a Boar. Grant county boasts of a petite Diana in the person of Mrs Thomas Lyons. The party in which lira.

Lyons won her laurels consisted of Messrs. Lyons and Herndon, Mrs. Lyons and sister, Mrs. Moaes. They left the Glia farm ranch near Cliff about a month ago, and it was on their return trip three weeks later that they encountered a large silver-tipped bear.

Mrs. Lyons waa riding In advance and ahs discharged her Mauser rifle ones at the beast The dogs came up and Mrs. Lyons, after pursuing three miles, Arad three mort-shots and killed the bear. Mrs. Lyons is very naturally proud of the trophy In the shape of the bearskin which she took home.

Reich Maehlaa at tos PrelVsUny R. C. Garrett, of Dayton, 0 at the penitentiary, putting up a new pressed brick machine. The machine ia a modern one, compared with which the old machine seems like an ancient relic. It will take several weeks to complete the work.

The new machine baa a capacity of 4,444 bricks a day. Two kilns are being bulll and several more will be erected later on. Kay Hava a Ota Factory. C. C.

Probat, owner of tbo property on Griffin avenue. In the rear ot the residence of Hun. T. U. Citron, la negotiating with Frederick Dleffendocrter of Philadelphia, for the tale of the property for factory purposes.

Mr. Dlelfendoerfer Intends to come here to establish a glue and fat rendering establishment. The material for tbe factory I to be furnished by the Onderdonk goat ranch near Lamy. In tbe east all the offal from slaughtered Is utilised while thus far at tha -any goat ranch only the hide I used while the carcass Is thrown away, Major W. H.

B. Llewellyn of Las Cruces want through the Cuban war without a scratch, but ta Arizona a few days ago the upsetting of a stage coach gave him a broken not. A WORD TO MOTHERS. Mothers of children affected with croup or a sever eoid need not hesitate to administer Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, It contains no opiate nbr narcotic in any form, and any be given as confidently to.tb ab A. to.

an adult Th great aueceea that haa attended Its use In to treatment of colds and croup has won for It th approval and praise It has received throughout too United 8tatea and tn many foreign lands. For sale by A. C. Ireland. Pumping flax brigades.

Although great mountain storage reservoirs most be the ultimate solution of western development, there ta perhaps aa Indefinite fight ahead to convince the people at large of the necessity for and justice of national aid In their construction; In the meantime men are looking around for Independent methods of watering their orchards and crop ta a small with this result that th yearly Increase of Irrigation pumping outfits is rapid. Many section of the west are underlaid with stores of water, ta most of which this water can be tapped, and through effective pumping sterna brought to the surface and distributed for the growing of crops. The geological surrey finds that although the aggregate area of such irrigation I comparatively small there ere yet thousands of these Independent plants throughout the west. Pump aad windmills are being constantly Improved, and the development along these line ta thejart few years has been very Interesting and rapid. iOeoeral Hew Hots from Hillsboro and Vicinity.

Professor A. Drake, of Cripple Creek, and Miss Robertson, of Demlng, are teaching the Hillsboro school. The school census gives Hillsboro IK chll- dren of school age, or about 1,000 Inhabitants. Professor Haggerty will teach the Kingston school. Estalnsiado Armijo and Arlsteo Tel lee were arrested at Hillsboro for killing a valuable horse belonging to Hon.

W. 8. Hopewell. They were bound over to the grand jary. Several Texas ranchmen have bought ranches In Sierra county and settled there with their families.

Judge J. H. Hurste, -of Kingston, has removed to Magdalena, where he has accepted the superlntendency of a large company mine. Judge Hurste lived at Kingston twelve years, four of which he was postmaster and justice of the peace The county commissioners have advertised for bids for a bridge across the 'Jaratosa A runaway of two freight cars occurred on the 'Lake Valley branch, new Osceola. train bands saved themselves by The cars rushed through Osceola at a speed of seventy-flve miles on hour, hut luckily there eras a clear track and only a dog was killed.

The cars were derailed by crash-Ing'into three cars on the track beyond Osceola. The following teachers obtained first-class certificates at the examination held by the 8lerm county hoard of examiners: Misses Emma Quick, Xart C. Whltham. Lucretla Rohtaaoa had W. H.

Dolllnm. Third -class rsttlflratsa wore awarded to Franctaoo law. Amanda Oonsale. Apolooto Valles. R.

J. Johson and daughter Clara, of Lake Valley, removed to Danville, III-, where Mias Clara will take special coarse In music and elocution. Miss Myrtle Williams removed from Lake Valley to Silver City to attend the normal school Miss Vlrgle MUIer loft for Lexington, Ha, and her sister Florence for lows to attend school la a race for tit a side, Jsmes McLaughlin's mate Rose rtddea by W. t. Rear, beat Charts Bhlan's gray horse, ridden by the owner.

Another race (or tlW a elds was arranged for next Sunday. I HI I IMS! Wl I UOTHEI COPPER PROPERTT SOLS. A Oolondt Spriggs Otapaay It tbs Far- lighten tha load' hasten i th toed. helps the team. Saves wear an expense, Hold everywhere.

sjm mr TAMO OHO OIL 80. HOSED ALE 111136 CAIf. Th W. B. Knitla Kins An Exceedingly -WsllEqtippad.

Rooedale, in th Baa Mateo moan tains; Socorro county, ia a prosperous little camp of 244 Inhabitants, The W. K. Martin Mining Company has a gold -mine at the camp which average $1 psr ton, situated whore water and timber ars abundant, so that the cost of mining ta small Ths company ta capitalised at 854,464, and Ua stocklmtder are wealthy Pittsburg lumbermen. The mines are about thirty mile west of flan ifareinl. The property comprises two claim, the Rothschild 'and too1 Great London.

The main shaft has reached a depth of 27 feel with drift at every 50 feel beginning with th 70-' foot level where Iks first rich pocket of ore waa struck, yielding 81,206: Porno atoplng waa duns at tht tavsi to provide fund for th farther sinking sf th theft, for the mine has paid It own way from the grnaa root Not a cent of money he been expended upon It other than that produced by th ere; Th property area worked. a mere prospect until three yearn ago, 1119 th present company secured control and mad It what It is. The vein Is gold-bearing quarts, and varies In width from I to I fert, with a-geologlcat formation somewhat like that ot th famous Tripps mine at Hillsboro; Tb ar ta free mining, th lal ling from which are treated by th Foreat A MeArthnr cyanide process; plant haa a dally capacity of twenty loan, aad ta toe only, wet cyanide outfit In th territory. The hr treated by th emelgemsflen pesetas to a tea-stamp aaill provided with Challenge automatic ere feeder and ether Improvement. The hoisting work are new.

and altogether tha property to on ef the heat equipped la the territory tor economy In The min; mill end town of are snppttad wttb pure water from eev-' aa springs located star. Th sarreead-iag msaataln are severed with a heavy growth ef timber, company owns a aawmltl and tmras out weekly IMrt feet of mining anther. This Is need la timbering th mate shaft, whtsh la ta to snah 44 fact aad at the name time the capacity tar taking eut and treating th era wffi to eware feaa doubted by pet- -tlag he a twenty-stamp Bill new kitet tag eaglet aad ether Improvement Beeedato to nartted toghla toe flea lia-tee BKxmtalne, aa btetdee being a Rising ramp, to a animate reesrt far ttap- tag A Mhooi church and a rtereh ease at being hpitt, aad wilt be completed before winter. 1 TELLCSISE CSEL T- tiaj km fouai Abaadaac Earn 1 Cteht 7. Seven of toe moot Talas hi ted arid ores ar faand ta tb mines of too Hllta-boeu district: At to Perch, nltaite; lead leilmride.

neuaUy meealve. with cable tie vega color tin white; with yellowish tinge; tarnishing to brans yri-, tow; at the Rex, stiver lead ia eutae crystals; also aeas- tlve; granular aad la thin platac at lb Mastodon, Heeslte silver tellurid, as, ally smart ve: at tha Catharine, pettetr, smastve; actor steal gray to Iron; at tha Warren, Cincinnati, Happy Jack, Gar- -field. K. Butler aad ficaadla, sylvan. k.

tellurid ef gold aad aUver, ctesv- age perfect, fracture 8 th task; Opportunity. Tripp. Richmond. Wicka; Btach Diamond and boning company's is turn, ealarertt. gold aad silver tel turfite, rich.

hard: at tto Eighty-five. Bull 9 the Woods and Frick attatn, nagyagite, a ulphs-tefluride ef gold, graaatag aad The New Mexican baa tees complain. tag heron New Mrxico farmers did not bay attention to growing cants- toupee tor market that te, melon ef good varieties suitable for shipping. In urttMm atMrt-Thf rantatoQpqfifiihii in the local market generally com from Rocky Ford. Cola, end ed In th atom 1 when the hybrids peddled from Wag'' ona go begging (or buyer.

Adjutant Gam-rat Whiteman to-day' received a crate ef cantaloupe from kin sort who to with to Roswell Land and Water Company, grown Ay Super- -Inteadent J. R. Dudley. Thee rants- toupee are ef tb sta and appearance of tb Rocky Ford supply lent to New Mexico; and win aril to the same d- vantage Is any market. Koewrit farmer, and those ef many other por-, lions ef New Mexico, ran coenpet wills Colorado he th cantaloupe buxines, which Is making the Rocky Ford pro- -dneen rich, a -Eased by Knowledge Under tola beading toe Now pub- Ushad St ion Juoa, Purls Rica pub.

ttahes aa aocowat of a narrow esc of Major W. P. Olaaford sod hi family In to hurricane that devastated the to. 1 load. Major Gloat red chief algae! of.

tear foe Porto Rka Hr barometer Warned him of the etornv 0 be and hi family toft toetr cottage aad took ref- ga la a rtuee cart let The cot too was temptetoly wracked tea miaates later, A rear-rad calbaiuo racarred a few days ago arar Seidew Itoeorro county. totweea two fmgbt trainee Engine IK treat through to wey ear. and th seat end engine piled eu the tender ef the bend engine- No one woe tajurwL damage td rolling stock was 81504. -A 14-fort railroad bridge near 8oronq waa buriMd to to ground re neatly. TRY ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE, A powder to ekekea lnto theekoee.

Your fert foul swollso, net-eons aad bet, snd get thud Uv. If you hav emrt tag tartar tight eloea, vrf Atlrahtort- a. It eoole (ho lert and mekroralto tag ay Cure (wolkm, twent'- Ingrowing ualle, blUber and cnUcus sputa Relleee ta re 4 her. i peie bad glvw reel end sow Trj It today, fluid by 11 drav tt ed 1 -o store for tta Trial p. YULE.

Address, Alton Oimttod. La Roy.N, 'ASr-At jptair 1 Ura fltoch Inspector 1. Uurt'V at Lae Vog, he had W. Jones 9 Bari Lily rre-d 1 Trinf I'ilTibr; Inr tioci peer 'nn. LilyWii Indictment la it offtnte some moutt 1 u.

1 ,1, ,4 (bees (wo wren 1 of (htovro opsraUHg lu Molten Largest and Best Equipped Coal Mine in New Mexico Situated at Gardiner, A VERY LARGE PRODUCER Oolfax Ooantj Backs I ext to Bernalillo and Santa Fe Oountiee in tbe Importance and Production of It Goal Kim. Next to the coal fleMs of Bernalillo and Santa Fe counties, those of Colfax county give employment to the most men. Of tbe 245 employed In the Colfax county coal mine. 244 work at tbe Bloeaburg mine. There are, however, quite a number of coal prospects In the vicinity of Raton which are worked In desultory manner, and will soon or late give employment to many men, In tbe last year 112 men less were employed tn the Colfax county-coal mines than In the year before, but the produc tlon of coal waa Increased from 213,972 tona to 213.947 tons, valued at 8473.134.

The Bloeaburg mine ia owned and operated by the Raton Coal and Coke Company, located at tbe town of Gardiner, four and a half miles seat of a branch of the Atchison. Topeka A Santa Fe railroad connecting with the main line at Dillon. The Bloeaburg I tbe Jargest In tbe territory, and has a capacity of 1,604 tona per day. It ta operated upon the double entry system. Most ot the coal is marketed on the New Mexico and Rio Grande divisions of the Atchison, Topeka A Santa Fe railroad between Raton and El Pqso; also on the Mexican Central railway, from El Paso, Tex, south, and on the Southern Pacific from Demlng west.

The coal ta bituminous, and the vein varies from 4 to I feet. The output last year of the Bloeaburg mine was 308.711 ton. Tbe length of tbe aew drift la 2,744 feet. Tbe mine waa operated 244 days the last fiscal year. There to 14.444 acres of coal land embraced In.

the company, in which there ere several eeama of coal. At present, however, only one seem I being worked by the Bloesburg No. 4 end No. both of which ere drift mines on the same vein, the workings of which are connected. The mines are dry and comparatively free from gas.

There are at present aeventy-elx beehive coke ovens of standard sis, thirteen feet ta diameter used by the company. Thera Is a peculiar feature In connection with th ovens, which la quite an Innovation In the west, and Is th use of a hot air flue located between th ovens which are double row hatteriee, and which flue enable the company to economise and utilise tbe Waste heat fof ken rating The waste heat la conducted by means of -this flu and smokestacks on toe boiler to (he boiler plant midway, between the two batteries of ovens, and generate a large proportion of the steam power required for the opefetiea sf TMr-irwfttifft: The mines are equipped with three electric generators; aggregating (00 horse-power, wring a 604-volt current. The plant Is modern In every respect. Mining to done by a plant of eight if organ -Gardiner electric mining rta-chlnee, undercutting the coal I feet ta depth and 44 Inches wide, 4 Inches hi-h. The time for cutting requires about four and a half minutes.

Hauling from the partings In tbe mine Is don by. three electric locomotive, which are in very successful operation, economising coat of production and facilitating a ready Increase of output at any Tbe washing plant, which constats of two of 440 ton capacity eadh, Rdblnaon-Wigg coal washer, with all Hie latest Improved appliances for washing and handling 944 tong of coal per day, also the tipple, which waa of the latest Improved construction, using automatic dumping apparatus and other minor appliances, were burned to the ground last September. There to at present about 4,444 feet of trolley line in use, 2,40 feet of which runs from the mouth of the min to the tipple. All partings along the hauling system Inside of the mine are furnished with electric lights. All th machinery, large and small ta driven by electric present mine mine the mine will at all times be provided wttb ample ventilating capacity.

-A large machine Shop, with modern tools; has been erected for the purpose of manufacturing and repairing 'all the machinery In nee on the property. During the tart fiscal year the company erected fifty dwelttag houses, a large hotel and hospital, which, together with the 124 dwelling house already erected and In use by the company, afford ample accommodation for all employes. A targe store, one and ar half stories high. 79x12 feet, well supplied with merchandise, la also owned by toe company. Taken aH In alj, the property ta now being operated In a thoroughly modern manner, and ta the most completely equipped seal mine la the west The Smith mine No.

I In situated a mile north of Raton. It la owned by th Maxwell Land Grant and ta operated under lease by Albert G. Shew. The, product of the mine to hauled In wagon to Raton and retailed to the domestic trade. The capacity of the mine to twenty tons a day.

It to ventilated by a furnace. The coal to bituminous, taken from 4-foot vein. The total output last ysar was $431 tons; valued at 94,344.25. The length of the drift ta 94 feet. men found employment SUthe mine for IM days last fiscal year.

The Mesa mine to located seven miles east of Raton, and ta operated by the Houeyfleld brothers. Th I hauled tn wagon to Raton and there retailed to tbe domestic trade. Th capacity of the min Is twenty tons a day. Th vcwtUatioa ta natural Th soul la bltumliibas, taken from a 9-foot vela. Tb total output the last fiscal year eras 1.1SS tona valued at 91.435.

Flv men found employment 210 day. The length of the drift to 404 feel Th Latamor mine, owned and operated by O. B. Latamore; la six and a mile east of Ratnn. A drift has been driven 44 feel and ona room waa turned.

Th vela of coal Is 9feet In thickness, and to a fine quality of bituminous coaL The product te hauled la wagon to Raton sad retailed to th domestic trade. Th three men employed at th mine produoed 40 ton of eoal during th fiscal ysar, Tax Coming La. Territorial Treasurer J. H. Vaughn to-day received frouf J.

L. Perea, collector and restorer ef Bernalillo eoun. ty, 92 of ltM tone and txta.23 of 1849 hip Of the tatter amount 958AM was for territorial purposes aad 8115.48 for ttrrttorial Institutions. Coaxial Carlsbad. The district court for Eddy county convenes on the 11th and an Interesting term is looked for.

The trial o4 Cass for the killing of Carpenter on Black river will bo held at this term, and from all Indications will be a bitterly contested case. A large number of land cases are on the docket. The following have been chosen to serve on the grand Jury by Jury Commissioners P. G. Tracy, A.

8. Oorts and 8. T. Bitting: E. 8.

Mottsr, B. T. Kil-hiugh, J. M. Perdue.

E. H. Gamble, H. L. Potter, W.

J. Barber, John Byrnn W. B. Wilson, T. J.

Fletcher, A. 8. Harris, Peter Corn, Paul W. T. Bowman, H.

R. Wilson, J. T. Cooper. The petk Jurors are J.

H. James, W. W. Galtoii, J. F.

Matheoon, J. Rr. Fusoel-man, J. E. Laverty, M.

J. Murray, 8. Osborne, M. P. Kerr, William Leek, T.

F. BlackmOre, L. M. Collier, J. A.

Fro. man, R. S. Benson, Edward Scoggins. John Milford, W.

C. RelfT. John Ro-nark, Henry Robb, J. D. Walker, R.

8. Montgomery, V. V. Gleghorn, Frank Rheinboldt- CHIVES COURT- Oamot Doings of That Thriving Part of lew Mexioo. A loco scheme Is being talked by real estate promoters.

It Is to take pert of Indian territory, part of Texas end Chaves and Eddy counties In New Mexico to form a new state, with Roswell as the capital Professor William 8tone FI tig era id and Mias Roebel Thomas were married at "Ths near Nashville. Tenn. Bishop O. 8. Fitzgerald, father of the groom, officiated.

Professor Flts-gersld Is Instructor In English at the New Mexico Military Institute. -The Chaves county commissioners awarded the contract tor the erection of outhouses at the Roswell court house to Le Roy A Daniel for 9887J4. A Presbyterian church has been organised at Roswell. The New Mexico Military Institute regents have decided not to admit day pupils during the next year. Frank Divers, of Midland.

Tei has bought a half interest tn the Roswell farm of H. N. Garrett for 936.6to An extra bunch of cattle; worth $20,900. win bo put oa the new range acquired by Mr. Divers.

1 P. H. Boone has let a contract fora cottage aT Roswell to Pearce A Rev. I- H. Stewart, of Cleveland, will this fall build a cottage at Roswell.

A. Swanson raised 1.400 pounds of One Irish potatoes from pounds of oeed on one-eleventh of an acre, near Reswell Henry Geheb, of Fwt Smith, died at Boswell of coosuxnpttoa. At the oale made at Roswell by W. Rogers receiver ef-tbe First HaUoml Bank of Eddy. W.

W. Caldwell bought forty acrao at 9U9 aad forty acraa at 14 29 per acre- 8. Bitting, ex-county treasurer, who Is a creditor of the bank to the amount of SIMM, bid la 2to acres at If per sera aad forty scree at -The Roswell board of education will enforce the collection of, the poll tax. Miss Jennie Nock shot IK-pound catamount oa Eight Milo array with buckshot at a distance of 1M feet. Eugene F.

Hardwick has bought ths H. W. Clarkson residence property oa Peeoe street, Roswell for $79. W. M.

Atkinson, of Roswell has teased a section of school land for flve yean at two cents an acre. Frost Immbmrtoa. J. P. Lucero, of Lambert on, Rio Arriba county, arrived la tts capital tost evening to attend Be reports that frosts have already occurred at Lambertou and tn the surrounding country aad destroyed 11 crops.

A To-morrow a boreo rsoe will tab place at-Lumberton for SIM a Bid between a boras from Pago and one from ConejA. Ehariff Otoe Ooanty. KhariS George Carry, sf Ottro county, has resigned bscauss ha has been appointed ascend lieutenant ta to 11th regiment of and will go to i Hie euaceeuor win probably be alerted torts waste bp toe county eommlsslnnsrs. There sis Ouse applicants for the position. They are: Riley, Baker, George RJcherdeoa aad Bea Webster.

J- Etedying to Vator tuyyiy. P. E. Harroun, resident hydrograph of to United States for to Territory sf Nsw exloot Is preparing aa Important rspost ea toe flow of the. RIO Grande gad the street that Irrigating along the Rio Orande la Colorado has upon the flow of toe river la New Mexico.

The data tor toe report wore gathered during a recent trip through too flan Lala valley aad couth western Colors 4. with A. L. Pillows, resident hydrogen pher of Colorado. Tax OsHaatoema.

County Tax Collector Fred Muller haa oom pitted his report sf taxes eoHsctod during too month of August. Altogether, 19M.it was collected. Of territorial taxes, 114.11 for IMS and $99.9 for UK. Of ths latter amount, tor territorial purposes, HIM for territorial Institutions, for special tax. $LM for cspltol oootl agent sinking fund, T9 cents for cattle Indemnity fund, snd cent for sheep sanitary fund.

County and school taxes amounted to $407.17, of which $96.19 was for drOaqusat taxes prior to ltM. $14.71 for school tax, $2. 44 for general county tax, far oourt fund, for Intorart oa bond for road purposes, $9.94 for judgmsuta 922.14 for school districts. 1159.74 for taxes of 199. for county licensee KM.

and for licenses to school fund KK Far city taxes; $7114 urea received. Of tom amount, $7.14 was for city tax sf 1M, 17.19 tor etty tax of 1IK 99.49 tor city tux st ltof. $KH for city tax of 14K ILK for city school tax of UK hnd 932.12 for City school tax of UK and KU Was raostrsd for cHy tax of Cer-rlUos; Sritm Wife Nr. l- For the territorial hortleultara! exhibition ta this eitjr the Dearer kto Grande railroad baa agreed to sell half far tram all stations between this t- Alamosa aad Duraopa, sa October 4 e-d ead to ha to until Oetoimf. Tbit should tn- ood ((Undone Hum the sortie eri.

4 dajr in his room at Las Versa It is be lleved he took poison, although the cor-oner's jury did not so decide He had threatened to do so beoaose he was "old and "worn He- purchased strychnine at a drug store, and the wrapper was In his room. 4 Raw. 9. Madden and hia flam! ly are camping at the tnrquola mince, about twenty mile aouth at her They were visited yesterday by Superintendent and Mr. Vlets, of the Indian oohool ex-Governor W.

J. McConnelland a aumbaaaf pupil of too achool Ths visitors explored the old turquole mine, of which there are many, and found abundant evidence that they had been worked by the Indiana uts aid The Indiana dog below tbe surface 4 or feet to qet the turqnola. aad then abandoned the mine. They are now filled With debris; ta which roots perhaps centuries old are growing. Several big chunk yC.tMrquoia were brought home as aowventaa by to party.

Superintendent Vleta-la of toe opinion that the mines oowld be worked profitably If sufficient capital ware Invested ta the aa-dertakJqg. The party alas flatted the abandoned lead mines about fifteen miles from tola etty. 1 Tbe GaaebUaf Ueaaaa. In the auit begun by to city of Las Vegas, under a maadamu proceeding, to prevent to tax aa gambling table being distributed among the school district of to oounty, tbe city won. Judge Mills held that tb Intent of too legislature that the district where games operate should receive to license money.

This had been to custom, and should so continue. Territorial Treasurer Vaaaha to-day received K1IJ2 taxaa of ltM from Ne-pomoclmo Martinea, treasurer and collector of Union county. Of that amount $39.97 ta for territorial purpoaes and $104.17 ta for territorial Institutions; Treasurer Vaughn also received $14.22 of ltM taxes and 941.M of 1819 taxes flam Fred Muller, collector and treasurer of Santa Ft county. Of the utter amoaat, 838.74 to for territorial purposes and $11.18 far territorial Institutions. IR1IG1TIC1 IIflE FAR EAST.

Tb Piimitir Kathode VUqh Koden la The following Strong word-painting of too primltivt methods of Irrigation atlU employed ta th land of Northern Syria, th land ef the iphratea, the OrrttteU and the Tigris, cannot but Im, press Itself oa to successful American Irrigator who a see to forcaa of nature subdued bad controlled for bis benefit through modem aagtnoarlng Ingenuity. Prom th dawn-uf human. Ingenuity, any Raghlb Rntf, In lb Irrigation Ago, "for oanturiaa unnumbered, wooden water wheels of fearful form and cumbrous weight, huga monrtet which gav grudgingly, wars used along tbe river banka requiring high dome and constant repair much attention for megger reaulta. With what success! In winter a heavy, sultan, groaning revolution. turning at th will of to capricious hnd at a lime when ia tha fond at rain.

Is showered down, thus reducing their value aa Irrigation machine. In summer, when the bents her Come, the dry earth cracked and Prying, they would stand mockingly BiotVmlea la their sluggish currents, serening to ridicule the puny efforts of primitive mah." Th tail Tha federal' and th territorial laad oomulatlons adjourned yaatarday afternoon after discussing many mataora appertaining th public laad. -j insuranae oa th stock of th' grocery aad dry goods star ot Fabto Martinea. recently destroyed by Am waa adjusted today, Mr. Martteaa being awarded $1.97.

A WONDERFUL CURS OF DIARRHOEA. A PROMINENT VIRGINIA EDITOR. Had Almost Given Up, but Was Brought Back to Perfect Health by Chamberlains Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. READ HIS EDITORIAL. (From th Times, Hillstllta, Va.) I suffered with diarrhoea for a long time, and 'thought I ires part being cored.

1 hart spent money and suffered that I had almost decided to give ap all hopes of recovery end awaK tb result, but noticing too advertisement at Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera aad Diarrhoea Remedy and also some tsarimit niols Meting how some wonderful ears hod been wrought by thin remedy, I decided to try lb After taking a few douce waa entirely well of that trouble, aad I wish to any further to ay reader aad fsUow-sufferera than I aaa a hale and hearty man to-day, and fast aa wall aa I ever did la my Ufa. O. B. (old by A. C.

Ireland. Th Moral tartato. The Salntlv Maa Inallv accosted the Other Man. How long hav roe bean addicted to tha tobacco habit? tha Saintly Man demanded, with tb brosqaeri bsltttng his sens of reetitud. Forty-six yaapa, answered th Other Man, horibly.

Do you ace that twenty story bnUding yonder? naked th Saintly Man. Yea, sir. the Other Maa replied. If I had saved the money I have spent (or. tobacco, I might own that baUdiag, Awa-ea th Uha It, But fortunately I learned to use tobacco, so that now 1 bars but to stick a eeat perfect ta my (ace aad I own tha earth! This fable teaches but let ga at that Detroit Jonrnal.

Aa usually treated a sprain win din-able to Injured person for tore weeks, but If Chamberlain's Pain la freely applied a eompleu eon be effected la a very few days. Pain Balm also sored rheumatism, cuts; bruises and bums. For ante by A. Cl Ireland. P9--What I mystery, Mike? Mike I'll tell ye.

Me father bought a barrel of pork, and the brio leaked out and left the pork In the top of the barreL Pal But bow do ye account for that? Mike That's th myte7 boy. Boston Transcript. THE APPETITE OF A GOAT. Is anvtad by all poor dyepsptloa stomach and liver ar out ef order. An such should know that Dr.

King's Nsw Life Pills, to wonderful stomach and Uver remedy, gives splendid appetite; sound digestion aad a regular bodily habit that Insures perfect health aad great energy. Only cents at Flasher A Co drug store, Tenor (singing passionately) Rise my seal, and stretch thy wings. Small hoy (In th rear) Rubber! robber! Tows Topics. i-a i i. mmmammmKmstatoaA hisonriJb.ip PndarKigh Pr asset a.

Tat, wa hav closets la our fiat, hat we cant opaa them. Can't opes them? No; whea do, everything In them jump out at ua. Detroit Froa Pres. Tha groat aucosaa of Chamberlain's CbUe, Cholera aad Dtarrhera Remedy la toe treatment of bowel eom plaints haa made it standard over to greater part of the civilised world. For sale by A.

C. Ireland. Key They Wake. Mrs. Greene How came you to reeom-atend that girl you had to Mrs; Gray? Yoa know joq said you actually bated the girL Mrs.

Brown Yes; but I don't hate her as much a I do Mrs. Boston Transcript. DISCOVERED 81 A WOMAN. Another groat discovery haa bora mad, and that too, by a lady la this eountry. Diseas fastened Its dutches upon her aad for asvsn years ah withstood Its severest tests, but bar vital are gana were andermlacd and death Beamed Imminent.

For three months she soughed incessantly, and eould aot deep; 8h Anally discovered a way to recovery, by purchasing qf ua a bottle of Dr. Kings New Dteoovsry for Consumption, aad waa so much reltaved oa taking first dee, that ah slept an night; aad with two bottles, haa haaa absolutely cured. Her name to Mr. Lather Luts. Thu writs W.

C. Ham-nick A Co of Shelby, N. C. At Fischer A Co's drug store; regular ate if sad 91.K Every bottl (uaraataad. All Bate Mis Olive (of 81 Leafs) You rna Just bat your sweet Ilfs that III bs wearing an engagement ring before th end of the teasoa.

Mies Emerson (of Boston) No, thank you; I do not care towage my taeeariur vitality. Boyce Monthly. Festal Changes. -Alexander V. Richer has been appointed puatmaater at Montezuma, Socorro county, vice Antonio Oampoe, resign ed.

A post office has been established at Valencia, Valencia oounty, with Felix Ouruta ha port mailer. a NERVITA VIlaUTT LOAT VWOfi, AND MANHOOO GLORIOUS NEWS. Comes from Dr. D. B.

Cargita; of Washita, T. writes: "Four bottles of Electric Bitten ks eared lfra. Brewer of scrofula, which had caused her great fspu-ysBriv h- Terrible--needs so-that motors. r. The mines are ventilated at by one 25-foot diameter Gulhal fan, driven by electric motor.

Tbe also baa a 22-foot Oulbal which taken from the vela. The Black Oopper, at the bead of Red river, has just put In steam hoisting plant and pump, Ths shaft Is down ICO feet, and will be sunk eeutluuously until a depth of 200 feat Is reached. It is to property of the TWos Gold Mining snd Milling Cengs my. rar assaying ss high an $2K0M par bon haa been pro-dussd from toe mins. Ths manage meet is having test run of twenty-live tons made on the Confidence mill The owners Of the Ragged Pants Dick mine have mad arrangements to hare their ore treated at the Confidence mill.

They have driven a tunnel T9 feet aa the vein. A cross-cut at that depth shows 12 feet of vein matter, with feet ef ground overhead. An 12-inch streak next to toe hanging wall has gives assays as high as IK Mill returns from this streak gave aa average of 940 per ton. Another streak of 24- lacks pans gold freely, and trill run abfctrt $29 per ton. This property Is situated to Road canon, about a half mile shew toe towaeite.

Its owner are R. W. Pean and T. A. Mllson.

Bitter creek le the scene of more activity this season than any part of toe district Ths Utica, owned by Lindsay A Kelley, haa a big body of sulphide see carrying values of from $4 to $22 1 gold Work has bees carried to eontinnousty oa this property rtnoe January Another property oa which eoasldsrsble development is being done la too Lillian. A tunnel Is being ran here which I bow in OD feet The Two ffistei. 16 arty of Hatton bro there, has A Auaael 294 feet on the vein In largsbsdy-of rich sulphide ores. W. w.

Goody Is at work on a group of flv claims, which give assays sf from fl to IK Ho has 1M feet of development oa quarts In leads from to 12 feet wide Art ween porphyry and granite walla. Uncle Jimmy. Garland ta driving a tunnel toe Fairfax, which glvsa him $49 assay. The Unde flam group haa a 231-foot tunnel and shows soma good ora The Csmaasrt tunnel ta lu IM feet, covering to same lead as to Camaaail No and to Garibaldi Noa I art Ths Imd to ths naase that ta opined adjoining toes claims above oa to Loader. At feet under cover struck to foot wall of to toad, aad has ml through solid quarts 1714 feel, with no sign as yet of the hanging wall.

The vein gives amdy from $4J9 to On from the surface, which to thought to from too hanging wall, baa glvsa assays sf $344 and $437. With the present development the mine can furnish twenty-flve toes of ore a day and calculated ths they trill cut through shout twenty foot more before leashing ths Imaging walL C-, 1 By making two aad a half mftra at read the ur can be taken to toe Confidence mlU In a haul ef nine miles. Tbs June Bug ta a patented property, owned by Ed. Hatton, and lying acrom too gulch from toe Leader. It shows a vein forty foot wide oa too surfsoe, aad will give a general average of $13.

It ta opened by a Shaft feet, with drift of fust. Juat above tbe Leader and June Bug toe Memphis; to property of R. L. Porter. A tunnel basbsew driven 400 feat up to date to the upper work- Inga Aa ora shoot of six feet width which curries psr sent oopper undrtH gold, ta furnishing ora for ths IU.

AAta says have been had ef IK ounces silver aad $289 In gold. A mill and coartntrat-tag plant will be erected 1a tom vtrlatty before to year ta out. Ofl Bobeat gulch ta tbs Am.Wf a Bed and silver property, with fast of hi art, owned by Vsasrs, Moemm sad Otr-vsr, toe same partleq have ta Dead hd. a Road with tunnel of ta fart oa a ulne-foot vein, running The properties mentions! shop are only a but toahy of squal mart. I every ffircttoa from lb towqffihsd River are Brand' gdM protoseSh ssra tew seek aa area as to make thla dls-trirt ae of the mart msgvuaemrt mto-tag easntm la' the It to afvtb -(srt that h'dohtg ebabentratliw plant of 99 ton dally capacity each could be R.

O. Mullea has closed a deal oa a group of cop par and gold properties, on the CtmarroncHo, Ihlriech mites west of Cimarron, and tottf-dra eeUea west from 1 Springer. The purchaser Is ths Consolidated Verde Mining and Milling 'company, Colored ir corporation, -with headquarters at Colorado Springs and Raton. Tbs eoosldarstioo of ths traaefer Is gives as 1100,000. These properties have bees opened up by Mullen within ths last year, and Include within their area of ninety-one acres one of ths '-largest bodies of high-grade ora la the West.

It Is said the vela Is Ulrty-lve feet la width, ten feet of which will arerngo 100 par too; th remalalag portion of the voia will run from to llOperton. The ora la a copper sulphide, running 1 par cent oopper and carrying values alto la gold, silver sod Iron. Watar nod timber for fool sad all purposes ars abundant, and as ample supply of cool tor soks la found asar by. Ths purchasing company has already put a large lores sf mas at work, sad will erect soascetratlng aad redueWoa works as soon at taffideat taste of tbs character of the ere have bees made te determine the beet treatment. Proepee-lore and miners ars eomlag la fast aad other deals are being made ea similar goo0 properties la the district.

sad Ledge Fsaad ta ths OsahitL Work oa the Giant has bees temporarily suspended. From the bottom of shaft a drift was roa toeroeeeut ths ledge which was found to ho twenty feet la width. Wm Taka Mia Joseph Wheeler, who mane Hate age Went through the streets of Magdalena shooting right aad loft, gavs himself up to the author! tiea and furnished $1.00 bond for appeared at oourt Curry- Ms malts. Lieutenant Curry has sent IS recruits to Ben Francisco from El Paso snd the suriossdlsg country la Mew Mexico to (o to Iho Philippines. He kss gone to Roswell to txemlne to applicants at that Knl Lieutenant Curry says that he i not accepted a single rowdy.

Motor! ss ssllsgss Appelat'd. Governor Otero yesterday appointed ths following aoiaries: Thomas C. Montoya, Old Alboqsarqaa, Bernalillo ty. and A. 9, Hester, Fried eoaaty.

The governor also appointed Joseph Smith, of Hoeorro, Socorro county, a regent of, the New Mexico School of Mines at Socorro, la place of John T. Hewitt, of Whits Oaks, Lincoln county, resigned. CsmuilsMsatwo to fsiht Govern or Otero ha appointed the fol-- towing additional commissioners from th's territory to Uts Paris exposition la 1joi hire. 't Latrrrww, of La Croesi, sad w. jtawllns, of East Las Vegas.

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