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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20
Aotire OF suit.

Territory ~ New Mexico. county ~ llern.L
In district court, escund Judicial District
chAnc"fy,
Pearl uIbl~,
Va. No. SlAA.
Ellis ". Gibbs
Divorce,
The aid defendant, Ellis W, Gibbs, j. hef'
hsih~i that u hill ~ complainant has l--n !.
Tor an absolute divorce, and the diss,ilui'os
the marriage ties existing between the par'ies
the grounds - cruel and inhunan trrain.
atandun men, and neglect in support; ara,
other and further relief That unls-s 30
the sAid defendant ApIsar In said sni' n
Dctulsr, i-li, term ~ NAid court, I" IL ls'suh
held NJ the court huusc, AZ Albugu~fQu". %
county, IN the hrrt Monday Ia OctOi-'r, =.
decree pro c"nt.sso will h. entered afalns
IHNH. w. husT,
lrTk and ResistsT in hanoe1
PnELAN 4 liEAus'k Solicitors Tor ON IlAlh'
Albuquerque, \. NJ, MAJ -, iSyI.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20
Another Albuquerque Company

A company, known rs the Tycraa
Water Company, was organized in this
city, articles OF incorporation drawn up,
aud filed with Secretary Thomas Ut San
Ia FL. The iucorporatUrs are l.. A.
Simpson aud wife, Judge II. L. Warren,
and j. ID. Torlina, % this city, aud Tran.
Quilino Luna, ~ Los LunRs, capital
stock. sloo,OO0; principal place OF bust.
Meas, Albuquerque; limit Of the company,
tity years. Tho object IL 10 run n
l. inch pipe line to tho top Of the mesa
from Tjeras canon, with an lrrlgating
capacity Tor 10000 acres OF land. The
company expect to have oil their plans
perfected and arranged 10 as 10 com
meucc work in few days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20
Notice for Publication.
soldiers Homestead No. !GiN,
Land Office MT RApth fc

soldiers homestead No IlN.
Land Office ut RantA fc y, n
April ~, i-N.
Notice |. hereby given that the follosE
namrsi s.ttlcr has hl.d motto. ~ his intrb,i
tn mak" final It,of In supJort ~ his claim, 4
that said pt,s'f will be made before the t'la
Judge ~ lIrrualillu county, az. IN his aisri4
on jan" u. 1871, viz: William \. burke fnt
" stS and r. SWi.. NO. :. IT,. y n, B.
~. nnrn.- the q lowing witnesses to prove
continuous Ieidencr ut'"n and cDltivnti"p
". Mnnr" CLAYTON and PITT Hos, all 81 An
uueruur, y. NJ. - :,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20
Malice or Anti,

Territory ~ Nav Mexico Second Judicial d.
trict. County 81 ii-rnalilln
J. 4. Lantx. Complainant,
W. No. 3iia,
Clara iAntE, Respondent
thnnc-ry for divorce,
III" said respondent, larn iantz, is hers
no,ih,si thnt "a pult Ia chAnccry has bern CO
manr-,i against her in the District court, for .
county ~ licrnAlilln. t.rrilnr, 81 New M"tls
by said complainant j. y l.An'r, Tor an al'"sid
al wore. and III solution ~ tho marrissr tie, .Ii
INN bc, wen tho PARTIES h.rrto, ON the ground
abandonment, and for general r-li"'; and unl'
you enter your appearance IN the said suit IN
office ~ the clcik and register IN chancrJ
said court on or before th" hrut Monday of Va
i-pi. decree pro ronfcs.o therein will bo rrnier
against you.
clerk and iiegi-trr In thHncrr
" II WHIIENNs, Solicitor Tor Complains
Albuquerque, N. NJ. March 81. lspl,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20
EFFE,TOE TuE TARIFF.

The rruru, Ill.,. Journa. gives II neat
lIlrlr object lesson ~ the value ~ pro
lection. taklLg lrGd ~ AN example.
When ia" republican partS came into
power III lS,il, We wcr" Importing about
~ per cent ~ all IT," lead Ne used, md
Il Mas worth cents u pound, la that
yrnr II protective tariff went INTO up"fa
ton, through the pasragr - the Morrill,
hl,l. Wthiu crAht !cnts "r Hcr" PR.
huring al the lead We consumed, and
the price hni dropped one hall 20 four
ccrts pound. We consume lCuNt
toms ~ lead a year, Thus Is now worth
49, ton. ur sl2.rton. Under the free
trad" price ~ rIgM cents pound, II
wuuId b" worth 800 5000. We Hrh
some Tree trader 10 shuN a. ~ that IT.,
tarliI was u tax IN tins INSTANCE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20
rAITuEIL sEHNANTs,

No community ever had body &"
more faithful public servants than s'rr
nahllo county now possess"s IN our prrT
cut board ~ county commissioners
From the time they came INTO office,
about slN months ago, thc! have STEADILY
gwen - the public more thnn three
t,r.rs AZ much ~ their time ~ they IT,
ceNr pay fur, Take Their present srS
sion u. an illustration; They are etilne
~ board - equalization, aud are de
voting weeks - patient clIut, 10 tie
work that has heretofore received tut u
few hours attention, They are car"
fully going over the entire tax roll ~
the county, and giving their attention TO
every lud,vldual case, raising Or lower
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20

rre-cnption No. Div.
Land Office n, snn'a fs, y, y
III

Land Office nj kAnta Va, y. u
May ", i-'i,
Sutc. 10 hereby given tina, the following uAs..
scttlCT hn- filed notice ~ his intention e. ~
hnal pruof ia .npput, - HE claim, and that -
pr,af will L. made h.fuI. III. l..sis,"r md
ccivrr. at sRutA fe. n. " on Jul, s. 80 :.
SwA, Sec, ~ u. Il SMi. NW'., Scc. ~, " u
u. he.
lie namc- the following witnesses tn pr"
r.htinuuu- residence upon, and cultiNni,"t
Michael II, pnnaho-., II, y, Ilrnnett and tAliita
Luer,u-, ~ Pines Wells, y. ",
A. L. MORll ON, R.s,s,~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20
Saury Agents.

The SocutSo Advertiser says There
are several agents ~ the Atchlson, To
prka y Santa re, on the RIO Grande
division that think they own the control
ny lntcrrrt ~ the road They are very
insulting NJ times, aud the sooGcr the
travelling public learn them few les
sons. the suou-r the reform. An agent
north II tins city needs some oi this kind
Of ointment.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20
4 soon SHOWING.

Thcrr are very few counties IN New
Mexico or anywhere else IN the west that
ARE IN better financial condition than
llrrnal.lu \ tHulr showing the local
indebtedness ~ the United States 10y
counties, aud giving the amount N pro.
portion to ;hc number ~ Inhabitants,
,hows tha, the count! ranks among the
beet m regard Ia the amount q 'ndcGt.
cdnrss IA proportion To III" total assessed
value ~ property, While ON account u
Me sparre population the sum l"r capita
II more than It IL ia the drns"ly settled
portions u the country, It shows well as
compared with the minority at western
counties Take Santa Fc for instance,
wnere the count! = affairs have generally
been under the mauag, ment of demo
cratic officials, aud w. find that the it,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20

drb,edness ~ the county, u distrlbuted
equally among Nil the I'orl", would he
thirty riS dollars and siN cents to each
man, woman and chill IN the county,
while ~ lIrtnallllo, Whrte the republl
can party has alNaye had uninterrupted
management - the public annlre, the
sum Ter capita ~ uiu" dollars and eighty
cents, ur almost exactly ON" fourth M
much uH II ~ ~ d"ul 'ctntlc Santa Fe
Th, IL au argument ~ favor ~ republi
can rule and against democratic eStraya
eaucc and Incompetence, which cycrl
taxpayer can take ,htrctl, home to hl'
uwn pocket, Il doom uut need g. he cu
latgci upon or explained II speaks io
l,-rl'. aud ~ language that tie entir'
aGd,curc eau uudrtrtapd without III,
all ~ an lutrrt r"'"r.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20
Ayers

sat,apafillh. have sold II iot eighteen
year, aud have the highest regard GOT iu
healing qualities"
Although the formula II known {" the
rlIr there can Ic uu successful imitaiiun
IT Aver, Sarsapat.a without having the
enormous facilities II the \ &. Aver Go, 1t -
Impossible iut other parties H. put together
such valuable ingredients, at the low cost
~ Ayers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20
A>uMM,r,nr M",EuE>r.

Ilarpcrs Weekly sllrs up IL" p""rle's
pnrty platform ~ an editorial most hd
mtah." ~ puint - being at uhc" ur'H
and comprehensive, \ paragraph dls
posse Il the entire platform:
Tho platform - the peoples pnr,y
shows that It II chlrily an expression -
,hscunteut. not u marshHllln. ~ mt"l,l'
gent forces Tor "a definite purpos", Con
spicuuus cItIlrus.' tatr~mru, fnmIiiIar pu
l'trnl lradcrs, aud profund constitutional
lawyers united N the formation ~ he
republican party. But the late ClncIn.
uai cuuVrutlpL contained 40 prominent
rlti1rn, nobody Who eau b" called u lead
or or a representative ~ anything but
dissatisfaction, and vague hope 1t
gpmcthug better than the eNlstin. sltue
ton. II proposed nothing which Was
APPARENTLY Thought out, or which my
membrr could explain IN detail, or winch
al once coumrnds ,tScli 10 the average
Good sense ~ the country The move
mcnt n ~ identity immature.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20
TRAIN TmE CHILDREN.

In view ut III" growing t"hd"nc! To
wards socialism. Hnl ~ parents 10 leave
to the community or Ia" state the edu.
cation, mural, ph! slcal and religious
training 81 children, Herbert Spencer
has 81 late been moved Ia ruinc an e"rr.
sctlr protest, lie declares that parental
ohusatiuu ~ the source ~ human prog
rcrs. that "thc l"-t uiIspriu. ~ It." test
parents" huNr survived. maintained and
ricN rtcd the race II" predicts that "thc
replacing ~ parental responsibilities 10y
social responsibilities will inryitaIl!
raure degradation and social extinction
Such IL the verdict II the most dlstln'
gu,rhcd ~ living philosophers. II ~ q
deduction from the law u evolution, OF
Wulch Spencer Is the most dlstlug uIshed
champion aud rXpuund"r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20

The follow .ng lr,tsrt,um Nhuqucrquc
ha. appeared IN large number ~ the
fcrs,uua rntcrp, ia all par, " the conn
~
Aiurq, ,uqrr, \. NJ, MAY - ri.
Mr. IU'.f
r,tuHt mc to call your attention to Toe
grand opportunities fur Wisvlutdry Wutk
Whirh are tu ", tudId NJ p'"rent IA tnlH
,c.rtuu " thr county. It's To- lees true
nov than II Was iu ancient tmcs, that
"Vhcfr tie carcass 90. Tier" VII the
rHslc- hc gathered ari u ia, been 'hr
pNpructrr ~ cur county from lhc
rntlt~t time, that u. b.. o. uH any i'Ah
becomes gcnrtaiiN re- ~ t"d 10y w."
pINIc hH ,iestlurd / hV .uluo a. import
ait rity 10y reason ~ iis natural aud
commercial ndNautag,p.t h"sltr I" Ora"
ltr"Ii large uumh't- ut th,sr elements
o. rnrIriS ut Nhlrh the church shuu,d
,u' forth rucr,nl ~ rts. II t- not 'h"
whole. but tie suck, Nh, rcquIr" toe
81 ,ir,~ ~ ph!rtr,nu, nrd tuu-" "hu
are. uu, mtilii, s.rk ate uv' To hr iuUud
.il thr greatest uumurrs Iu ia, u,I an I
e,'t.rd rummuaItirr ~ a., ruur'ry, uu'
ia, those iuute which az. d,.t,ucd d.,
nature t. hr ycuter- = T. pulauuu uu ,
'.Ndr, and winch are yet iu TIE iurmHi 'r
state
Chicago, 30 Its early days Na- IT,
.t.'.l "lnfl town = the wet, u'i aiiv.
- had pa.s,d the turmni.N 81" b age, ,h'
nr.l uup,rr-, and -ur,,t, nYi '"ru rtt,.
.nrI ulrtu .r't.rd fWrdat..us, a.,
tl ~ gntnv'.rg point ~ lio".,ur.t 'v
frfr,d to wac transferred I , ktu.a- CjtN
winch 40 iNr,arl.rr Yeats q tl- ,NI'N
.ciro "ur,t,r thee rccutI' f.r WIliurI m.r
. 10. H,u,g.4. Krlrcs.. l.r,Np.ryIec'
p .ir the Uuu Nlr.h l.N, brru la..'."
. Through h., the rlI.r, luuu.i, 90 'hr.
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, n,r ,Au', g. br. mnuIhr''I uru" IS, great
81 frDr than H. p.'hrr g 'ho r.tr,
above lamri. D,rau-r lar foul,- DO
q ,.....r,N..,. ltSc h,,u m.,.ns No.
Z va.I ir.m tie Nthn'. {. rrarN ~,
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tea .Iuar..t % u CrltuI,, In,r url 10
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20
PAinfuI Accident.

Mr. !. j. schmidt, while returning to
town on SUNDAY afternoon from u horse.
back RIDE, met with painful accident,
breaking his left foot across the lnstep,
when hls horse was crossing the Pucrro,
~ Tore loot got caught IN u hole IA the
bridge, aud It made jump hitting the
eide 81 the bridge and falling with Mr.,
schmidt underneath. Johnny is rect
ing we'll and doing timely under DIR, har'
p,r's care, and will he able To be on, on
crutchcs Nbou, Monday. Mr. Schmidt
expects His wife from Brazil, Indiana
about the Glrd. lie Was preparing tC
give her grand reception, but hls mis-
hap VAL compel him to change hiS pro
gram, Gallup Elk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20
T O Use

Ayers SAr'aparllla, the valuable componenu
~ which ate imported, Wholesale Ivy the
\ e. Ayrt Go from the regions where these
articles are richest IN medicinal properties
1T /, \ wonder IT, me that any Other
than Ayers SatSapatllia has show IN tie
market II people consulted II Nwh IT,.
trtrSt, they would never use any ihrt flt
II IL not only the best but 81 account " IT.
concentrated strength nnd purity II i the
most economical " - James = puIy. Drug
si,t. Washington st. Providence. u
III 4. l. Almond. Druggist iibctiy, Va,
writes Leading physicians III this city
prescribe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20
1T PAYS

To w cautious IN the chot ~ mcdL
cinrs Many are injured 10y trying "S.
pertinent. with compounds puriTt,Ins
to h. blood purifiers, the principal
~, nmmcndaiion ~ which would seem
10 hc their "chcapncss." llrine made
up II worthless, though not alway,
harmless ingredients, they may well
bo cheap hut. IN the end, they are
dear The most reliable medicines ara
costly. nnh can bc rctailcd Ut mod.
crate prices, only when the manniac,ut.
ing chemist handles the raw materials,
In large quantities, II Is economy
therefore,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-05-27

eral lands tothe people. Recommends
more stringent naturalization laws; favors
the immediate construction OF the Henne-
pin canal the immediate completion of
the jetties for the deep water harbor at
Galveston.
Upon the silver question il asks that the
congress of the United States he petitioned
to repeal laws which, IN their effect work
dishonor upon. or in the least, challenge the
sovereignty OF the silver dollar as an alb
solute measure of valves and to restore TO
silver the place given it as perfect money
by the trainers of our government.
Resolved. That the only modification of the
above which we will accept is the limiting of
the operation of the law to the silver product
OF the United States and this we will accept,
believing IL will be but change OF method
which will reach at once at the desired result.
Resolved, That we petition the president and
congress OF the United States TO once more at
tempt to bring around an international recog-
milton and adjustment of silver as money, and
should this effort fail that a limited agreement
be sought with the nations of the Latin union
whereby the minis of those nations may again
be opened for the coinage of silver.
Resolved, That we petition the president and
congress 70 continue, and. if possible, complete
negotiations with the Spanish American IA
tons for the common currency for this CONT
nent south OF the dominion.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-05-27
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

JESSE QUEEN, OMEGA, Ind: The middle
of the channel of a stream forms the
boundary for landowners when such
stream is not navigable. The boundary
line OF lands on a naviQable river is at low
water mark. In 10 Wallace, 557, the SUI
preme court OF the United States held
that the test by which to determine the
navigabili,y of rivers is found in their
navigable capacity. Those rivers are
public navigable rivers in law which are
navigable in fact. Rivers are navigable
in fact when they are used or are suscepti-
BILE of being used in their ordinary condi-
ton as highways for commerce over which
trade and travel are or may be conducted
in the customary modes of trade and
travel on water. This test applied 10 the
White river today would fail to make 1t
a navigable river of the United States.
In Indiana the boards of county commits
sioners are authorized to declare any
water course in their respective counties
navigable on the petition of twenty-Iour
freeholders of the county through which
the same may run, and which is intended
to be declared navigable. The road super
visors of the districts through which u
state navjgable stream runs are required
to maintain the same free from obstruc-
ton, and may call out all the men subject
TO road work in their respective districts,
to remove distractions, not to exceed six
days work. The county commissioners
may also appropriate not to exceed $500
TO remove distractions. Whether stream
is navigable or non-r avigable, the land
owners can fence up the bank without
leaving roadway unless one has been
established by the county commissioners.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-05-27
PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. May 25.-The visible supply Of
grain as prepared for the board of trade fol-
lows: Wheat, 1S.2920O0; decrease. $4,000
Corn, 4, 494 600; increase, 1,014,OOO Oats. 533-
76,O00.i Barley, 81, 1000; decrease, $4,000.
IL was a hand-tO-hand struggle today for the
mastery between the bulls and bears in wheat
The former were supplied with heavier ammu-
milton end got the best of the fight, though
their opponents forced them backward two or
three times during the session.
Under the influence OF the French import
duty on wheat. announced after the close of
the board on Saturday, cold and wet weather
an France and England the announcement By
Toronto millers of a short supply in Canada
statement that chinch bugs were at work
In the wheat around Blue Springs, Neb.
and the further intelligence that the tempera-
tufe was down TO DO IN Manitoba, the market
opened excited at a material advance over the
last price on the days bids. covering q wide
range in various parts of the pit Holders of
looR wheat were inclined to take their profits
around the opening, and in spite Of predictions
of heavy decrease in the visible supply, the
market broke several points. Having mari eted
their stuff, the longs went cunning for Pard-
ridge, the big bear. He retreated rapidly,
buying back his short line through brokers
and this stampeded the little shorts
who ran to cover with the result that
prices rebOunded 20 the highest point of the
day. Ream and few other heavy traders took
advantage of the advance 10 make heavy sales.
causing break in the prices to the low point
of the day. They were materially assisted By
the announcement that the decrease in the
visible supply was only about half as large as
was expected and the statement that further
large engagements Of gold for export
had been made. Late Paris cables
quoted wheat higher there and
the buying which resulted lifted prices again
and the market closed firm. July opened any
where between 500 and s1.005s. sold of to
g95zc reacted to Sl.001z, broke to 991zc rallied
and closed at $i.O01<. The receipts of corn
were much lighter than had been expected and
the shorts who bad sold themselves into hole
in the recent decline Of 1Sc on the price Of that
cereal had come to the conclusion that il was
time for reaction. Consequently they made
haste 70 cover. They were bidding wildly when
the market opened. The start was at 521z (153c
for July and the price soon advanced to 643Sc.
Later It broke 10 53c with wheat, but rallied to
the high figure again, closing shade lower.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-05-27
Ell Sc WHER RE.

CHICAGO. May 25.-The Evening Journal
reports:
Cattle Receipts, 1900; shipments, 5000;
market steady to strong; export beeves, $3.50
@620; shipping. $5G5s0; Texans, $500
5.25; cows, S1.25e13.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; shipments, $1,000;
market active, firm; prime heavy and butch
ers' weights, S4.45d.4.55: mixed and packing,
S43094.45; light, S4.25@450; skips and rough,
$360(d425
sheep-Receipts, 5000; shipments. s.lOO;
market active, steady; prime natives, $3.50
$40; westerns, S512@525; good to common
natives and westerns. S4.25d5.10; Texans,
S3.25d5.10; lambs $650@7.
NEW YORK, May 25.--Beeves-Recepts
7,l0S head. including % cars for sale; market
Toe lower; native steers, S5.02nld 6.45; Texans
and ColoradOs, SL05G5.3 bulls and cows.
S2.25g3S5; dressed beef, steady, S]$99Ae;
shipments tomorrow, 220 beeves. Calves-Re-
ceipts, 1895 head; market higher; veals, $500
@650: buttermilks, $S50G4.50
Sheep-Receipts. 1866 head dull; lambs
firm; sheep. $450d5.75; lambs, SZ.75as.OO;
dressed mutton, slow, 914@llc; dressed lambs.
steady, 13@l5c.
Hogs-Receipts, including cars for sale,
$4,000 head; market dull at S43O@5.4O.
CINCINNATI. May 25.-Hogs-In light
demand weaker; common $3.50@L50; pack
ing and butchers, S4.25Gr4.75; receipts,
5000; shipments, $50.
CatIe-Heayy; common, S2OOC@3.25; fair to
choice butchers grades, S3.50(G5.00; prime to
choice shippers, $5.25@5.75; receipts, 1,430;
shipments. $50.
Sheep-In fair demand, stehiy; common to
choice, S3.50Cd5.0O; extra fat wethers and year
hngs, S5.OO(g625; receipts, $500; shipments,
1000. Lambs-In fair demand, steady; common
to choice, S5.00CG7.40 per 100 pounds.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, May 25.-Cattle-
Receipts, 1852; shipments, 1860; market very
IN 10 off from locf M
cattle shipped to New York today.
Hogs-Receipts, 1896; shipments, $500; mar
ket steady; Philadelphias. $4s5@495; best
Workers and mixed, S465(94S0; common to
fair, S4.50@460; pigs. S3.5o54.25; nine cars OF
hogs shipped TO New York today.
Sheep-Receipts, 5.e0J; shipments, 1900; mar
ket dull 20 to 800 from last weeks closing
prices.