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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
A RAIN MACHINE.

The fact was noted u few days ago that
one u the agents Of the department Of
agriculture had gone to Dakota TO shoot
Tor rain, and that he fired 30 many dyna.
mite shots into the air that he perforated
the upper reservoir ill It leaked like q
sieve, but after turning the water on he
didn't know how TO shut II oif, and the
people we're becoming very much alarm.
cd, thinking they should all DO drowned
out. But there is a fellow from Austria.
liza, living at present in Ohio, who can
discount all that sort OF work, lie has
invented machine by which he can
cause rain to fall whenever he wants 1t
not mere sprinkle, on few acres at n
time, but regular deluge covering
whole states, lie Gays be can bring rain
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
Notice or suit.

Territory ~ New Mexico. county oi BernAlilln.
! q district court, tccond Judicial District. In
Chhncsry.
Pearl Gibbs,
W. No. AlAS,
Ellis W. Gibbs \
Divorce.
N. said defendant, Ellis W. Gibbs, 10 hereby
otih"d that bill 81 complainant has b.cn hled
against him IN said court by the said Pearl Gibbs
fur an absolute divorce, and the dissolution Oi
the marriage ties existing between the parties, on
tho grounds ~ cruei and inhuman treatment
abandonment and neglect To support; and for
other aud further rcIief. That unlcas you the
the said Defendant hpIear In said suit al the
octnber, iil, term ~ said court, Ia be begun and
held NJ the court houae, nj Albuquerque. In sGid
cnun,y, ou tho hrut Monday In october. 1871. Q
decrec pro confcsso will be entered against you.
CHAs, y, huhT,
Clerk and ilegist@r In Chaneery,
PnIiAS HEACuCk, Solicitors for tom plain l.
Albnlnerlne, n. ~, Nay u. lsgl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04

edy for dyspepsia and kindred ailments.
By its peculiar properties, also, II
cleanscs wool Of all dirt aud eroass with.
out tho aid u soap, even rendering any
securing process unnecessary. They
take the fuuicst wool aud soak II In these
waters Tor twelve hours and II Gomez out
pure, clean aud gloasy.
Near springer nlsu Mr.. Taylor ia aoon
~ erect tWu ~ thccc,rbtatcd N,o pumps
Tor irrigation purposes. lie has one ~
thesr wonders at work near Laredo,
Texas, with which he has been able 10
RAISE from we'll thirty eight feet deep,
u steady alrcnm ot water tive inches in
width aud tive deep IN lcngth, by these
pumps one can raiso loo miners inches
~ water FROM ordinary wells, sufficient
to lrriga'c SO acres ~ land Mr.. Ia,
Tor thinks the Nyc pump vii noun ,'omr
into great popularity for fruit aud truck
farming in New Mexico valleys New
Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
Notice of suit.

Territory ~ N.w Mexico Second Judicial Dis
trict, County IL BernRillo
j. u. IAntk, Complainant,
Clara LAntS, ll~.pondcnt
l'hanccry fns divorce,
III. said respondent. tlAtR I.AntE, l. hereby
otih~d that n suit In chhncery has been CON.
mrncci agaiy. her in tho District court, fof ths
county of B-rnalillo, territory Of New Mexico
by said complainant, J.. t.antI, for an absolute
III wore" and -solution ~ the marriage ties exist.
ing lse,wcn tho partic~ her.tn, On the gruund II
abandonment, and for general relief; and unles.
you enter your appearance in the said suit In tbs
said court. Gu ar hefore the hrut Monday 81 May,
1891, decree pro confesso therein will bs rendered
against you.
CM,s. y. Hunt,
clerk and ltsRisj.r in IhAnccry.
W, II WnIIENNN, Roliritor for tom plainAnt
Albuquerque. N. NJ. March -, lssl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
and MaaI.

Mr., j. s. Taylor, the first mau to de-
velop artes!an water in New Mexico, ID
here from Springer on = visit. lie Ia or
ganizlnR company TO put up 0ottlipe
works and wool securing plant to util'
ize the waters Of his flowing we'll, hys
miles out from Springer. The water 10
heavily charged with soda and sulphu'
and tests have proven II superior rem.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04

Tho Magdalena Mine aud Larist re,
ports IA killing that recently occurred In
the western part OF Socorro county. n.
V. Nolan came into Luna and told Mr..
Taylor that no and W, Il. Newbcrry had
had shooting scrape over tn" Blue. He
said Nowberry emptied his pistol at him,
two Of the bullets taking slight effect.
lie (Nolan) then fired d shot from 45-
90 rifle and that Newberry fell, Taking
several gentlemen with him Mr.. Taylor
went to the spot described aud found
Newberry dead, shot through the heart.
Both were we'll known citizens OF this
county aud always were considered
peaceable men, No'ar ia over 90 years
OF aye. Newberry leaves q wife and five
or SIX children. Il 10 very unfortunate
affair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
MMArCAN RE DONE.

II the man who causes two blades OF
grass 10 grow where one graw before ia a
public beuefactor certainly Hon. NJ. s
Otero, Of Bernalillo. this county, lis n
phIlanthropist 10 every sense OF theword,
The past winter he employed u number
OF men and teams and put four or dive
hundred acres Of the high MEGA land
east OF BernSlillo under cultivation and
this spring planted the same to wheat,
alfalfa, beans aud other cereals. The
whole Investment haS involved an out.
lay u i've or six thousand dollars, and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04

lSuldiers Homestead No. 3its.
Land Office at Santa Pe n. n.

Soldiers Homestead No. 3ts
Land Office at Santa Pc n. n. [
April ", ls9i.
Notice IL hereby givcn that the following
Ia max" FINAL proof In support Of his claim, and
that said prOnf will lie made before the Probate
Judge Il Bernnlillo county, or, In HE absence,
On jane Is. i.gi, viri William \. Burke for the
W, 81. and ~, sWA, Ne !. s, TT. ON, hsE
lie names the {, flowing witnesses ,o prove hi.
said Land, via; Il. II. Huilissn, T. II. Dunbar
W. M""rr layton and Pitt Rora, ali Of Aibu.
luerluc, n. NJ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
the Supposed Ripper's sonrrssion.

New York, June 0.--A rumor was in
circulation that "Frenchy No l." the al.
legged murderer Of shakespeare" Car.
rio Brown, had made a confession 10
Acting Police Superintendent Byrnes.
A United Press reporter, who called on
the inspector with reference TO the mat .
ter, was told that there Was no truth in
the rumor, Inspector Byrnes refused
10 say WHISTLER he had evidence suiiici.
ont to convict "Freuchy" OF the crime or
not.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
ssE ACATTRRa,

The Indian warrior Of the Denver
News ought to buy map. His geogra
ply Of the Indian situation spreads out
too much. Ills points are too far apart,
lie says the IndiAns are going 10 sweep
down on Gallup, WinslOw and the Mon.
tezuRa valley, and clean them out.
That's all very nice, but there are not
Indians enough TO 20 round. Gallup Is
in New Mexico. the Montezuma valley
IL u hundred and iiity miles north Of 1t,
in, Colorado, and Winslow is two hun.
dred miles west in Arizona. II the News
expects to scare anybody with ITS bloody
Indian war, It must put some other Of
ficsr in command. The imaginative
and sanguinary individual who Ia now
directing things, with headquarters in
The News Office, scatters too much,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
saw .

several hundred dollars expense, by using
Ayers SatSapatilla, and would strongly
urge all Who are troubled with lamencss ~
rheumatic pains TO give itaitlal am sufr
It viii do them permanent good, as II has
done me- Mrs. Joseph Wood, West Flats,
butgh,\S. Y
Dr ! ". Shields, " SmlthNllle, Tenn
says II regard Ayers sat,aparilla ~ the
bc,, hlooj medicine on earth, aud know u
many wonderful cures effected hy It's use"
"for many years was laid ny With scrof.
uiA. no treatment being ~ any benefit At
length I Was recommended ~ give Ayers
SlrSapatilla trial did ~, and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
MON ON TuE BEN,H.

The Denver News, that came yester.
day, has aa opinion" in celebrated
dog ease" rendered 10y Judge Reed, Of
the Colorado court Of appeals, which de-
serves t. rank among the best specimens
OF high grade humor 10 the language.
\ bull dog bit chunk out OF police.
mans leg, and the policeman sued the
owner OF the dog for damages. The ma.
!or,y % the bench gave judgment
against the dog owner, and Judge Reed
dIss"nt"d, IN the paper referred to,
which, ns u illegal" document. stands
without parallel.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
Need STIRRING tn,

In little less than month from now,
July 9th next, the convention Of Rc.
publican clubs ~ New Mexico meets in
Albuquerque. No. much seems 10 Tar
to have been done To make the meeting
a success. Wake up and do something
towards the end New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
Thc ANNE lhnrc

4 number ot institutions IN this city.
which are largely under Obligations 10
the press, always divide up ,hc,r patron.
age IN an impartial manner They take
their paying work TO n job office, and al
low the newspapers TO print their gratuit.
,ous puiis. Trinidad Advertiser.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
EDITORIAL NOTES

SrUAR bccts can Le RACED Mt cost %
tltm per acre.
THlRE IN pearly everything in tho
Peoples party, except the people.
TnE best urgumcn, On the tin question
comes from HIuthern California II ~
the tin Itself.
Tur government ~ rapidly paying lta
de, e, and tho democrats wal over the
deficiency" IN the treasury.
Tue Formers Alliance will nnd Ioh.
tics the ,so uncertain crop ia mem
bcfs ever attempted 10 RAISE
NV MINuu IL m u healthy financial
condition The governor bdNctttcs Tor
IT," redemption u s5,UU penitcn,inry
/ bombs
NuEE ignorance IA BLISS II ID folly To
uo Wise. Hence the kick " the Moqui
lndmus ngalus. the education " their
children.
tn, band claims court will convene at
| D"nN"r ~ jay It's probable that no
~ s-i'n ~ tins court Will I've held IN this
/ trtrnfy thus year.
/ the ,ry Il santa lie will hold n mu
u,rlral election next Ihu.tday. fbc in.
/ dIcatluir ara that tue numiuecs OF the
ton partisan mass convention will be
elected.
SunN boards on the cross roads % this
/ county wudld br great convenience Ia
, o." ta'rlInR public, There IN u terrific.
I rn, "W providing that such sigu boards
| .hbl. bv erected
NV MNrr should b" veil rcptrsent
81 at pu"bIp next month That enter.
purirH Colorado city wi, open Miner
al falrcc on july Fourth, which IL claim.
ed will be- II Woudc'.
NuWl pcrson Who wants 60 dlsllnguish
himself NJ the Worlds FAIR should make
M rNhrbrt ~ Navajo Indians, showing
the industries ~ blanket Weaving. Jewel.
~ manufacture, etc
ONt portion ~ lI"rnnlilo il gong in
for god mines and tho other Tor silver
leads. Nay they each succeed, and
hrlue united delegation to the next re-.
/ publican convention.
/ Tn government crop report for June
gives reason L. expect that the demand
{ Tor wheat this year will be better than
for II long time past. The statist,cian
thinks that the exports from America
may bc larger than ever before.
AnptI three thousand people, most Of
them American tourists, leave New York
/ Tor Europe every week. Each one Of
them carries away a considerable sum OF
/ American money to be- spcn, abroad, and
many ~ them know little Of the beauti
| tul sccnery oi their native land.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
The Gra--hopprr Army,

God hep the people where thcsc grass.
hoppcrs strike after they be- 'nme dee,ruc
tive" THIS exclamation found an echo
IN many heats.
The march ~ the grnEshopuer army II
week ngo was something lorg to be re-.
mem6ercd 10y thorc who saw the im.
mense columns ~ the little insects NOV
ing eastward. We watched one column
for NIX hours They lll"d Maxwell ave.
nue. 10 feet wide, moving ut the rate -
about n rod in two minutes, and 80 thick
90 TO almost cover the ground.
On Saturday another column ~ hem
was crossing the railroad track all day.
just north Of town, aud II vas with diff.
Guilty that trains could pnss Some
trains we're actually stopp~l 10y the mass
OF plaguea
The hoppcrs are doing little or no
damage here, except where they stop Tor
the night. Thousands Ut them found
their way into aud through gardens with
out iniurlng them 10 any extent.
But IN short time their wings will
grow and they will take thcr flight to
aleht upon and destroy the fertile fields
perhnps hundreds Of miles north or east
ut here. Springer StockmAn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
BY Taking

about dozen bottles WAS restored 10 per.
feet health weighing ~ pounds - and am
now hrtcNrt IN the merits NJ Ayers SarSa.
pafila &C. James icisy, Mine HISS, Breck
entidgc Coai go ,llmi,r,h, Victoria, NY
My niece, Sarah \ loscc, was for years
afflicted with sctutulous humnt IN the blood
About II months ago vi, hrgan a. use
Ayers Sarsiparllla, and after taking three
bottles Was completely cured " -- D.. CanAl
/. NJ, LOSec. Utah.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
AENAATiONNI

The Mddlrtuwu. Connecticut, l'ruuy
Post publishes one - III" sensational
dispatches sent ont from Denver "a t.
gard To the alleged "uuthtoak" u tho
NHyaJU-, aud iuiurms is fca lers that Va,
Na,HIps aud Mcquis have combined
ugains, the whites, aud that these I've
tribes number more than thirty thou
sand tiRhtng men, u majority ~ whom
ARE young bucks" That's about the
most vigorous version ~ the affair W.
have seen, and lacks only the one elc
ment Of truth 10 mako the situation very
serious.
The NhraIOs, 10y III" census now being
completed, number eighteen thou.rnd
people, % all ages and both scxes, and
counting cut tho women. children AMI
old men could muster. poss,hly, four
thousand Warriors. The one dissatisfied
family Of the Moqui trbs numbers about
eight hundred, aud Their. ara no warriors
among them. They ara one ~ the lowest
and dIrtiest tribes in the southwest. and
can hardly be forced to iisht under hn y
circumstances. The NavaIos impose un
them I'LL the time, AMI they submit IT,
almost every manner 81 indIgnr! lefurt
they offer any resistance.
The present grieVanc" on the part ui
the Moquis il two Told first, the Navaius
have lately been more than usually AK
gtcssive; and tccoud, an agent ~ IT.,
Indian bureau has sent lot ~ their
children to the Grand Junction, Colo.
RADIO, school They say they gave their
consent 10 have tho children taken away
On condition that they should be sent t.
Albuquerque, but when the agent got
control Of them he shipped them of tn
Grand Junction, where the parents are
unable To visit them or learn anything
about them aud it IL not at all strange
that the Indians should protest against
such u breach OF faith on the part " the
government and i,s agents.
The Navajo grievance has no existence
whatever, except IN the fertile imagina.
ton OF the Denver News. They have
been bulldozing the Moquls rather more
than usual, and troops have been sent
out to make them let their Indian neigh.
bors alone, but they have not made nor
threatened any aggressive or hostile
demonstration toward the whites. All
the cock aod.bull stories in the Denver
News, about the Navaios going on the
war path, are iabricatlons pure and sim.
Pile The Nsvajos cant afford 90 go Ia
war with the whites they have too
much property ut stake, aud they have
sense enough TO know IT,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
DAY TRAINS.

The Commercial club, al few weeks ago,
cent n communication 10 President Man.
vel, Of the AtchIson, Topeka & Santa Fe
road, calling his attention to the injury
that was being done to New Mexico by
reason % the present running arrange
ments Of his trains, which carry all pas.
sengers, whether from the east, south or
west, through the Rio Grnnde valley IN
the nigat, thus giving them no oppor.
tnnlty 10 see any Of the richest and
most attractive section OF the territory,
or to stop over" at any Of the points u
the valley, without the hardship and
annoyance Of stopping and starting In
the middle Of the night. A reply was
received from MIR. Marvel shortly after.
wards, IN which he said he was fully
aware Of the fact that the present SEIZED
ulc was unfortunate for the country as
well rs for the road, and that it should
be changed just as soon as arrangements
for that purpose could be perfected with
competing lines.
We now learn, through a reliable
source, that such arrangements are in
progress and we'll nigh completed, and
that changes will be made in q very
short time, which will put the trains,
both ways, into Albuquerque in the day
time, and give all passengers chance
to see the Rio Grande valley. This lie n
. .s,N.. -. l. a
qucrque because the present arrange.
ment makes coming and going very in.
convenient, and it ia n matter OF no lit.
tie Importance TO the territory at large.
since the Rio Grande valley is the best
advertising agent the territory has, and
can do more than any other to attract
immigration.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04

IN FROM three 10 sin hours. lie has had
circular letter printed and will send II
throughout the country calling tho VI
tentlon Of the public ~ hls invention,
which Ia patented Tic announces that
hc can cause rain To- Tall IN an area ~
30 square miles
recent great storm ~ Ohio, which
washed out railroads swept away bridges
and drowned number ~ people was h,s
work, but lac Apologies Tor the severity
ui the storm and says IT was due Ia the
fact that he forgot having Etarted the
machine and allowed IT to run day too
long. THIS - u dangerous mnn to be ut
large, and something ought To bc done
to regulate him.
We think We could stand Il IN New
MeNlru about M hong ~ his machine
could, but think what might happen 10
some ~ the low aud humid districts II
the country II the water should hc turn
eel un aud kept on fur about forty dayH.
4 Chicago agricultural pnpcr susg-Sts
that Mr. lgnn,iu4 Douurily confer With
this gentlemen and g"t control ~ hs
rain machine Tor HE uar ~ the nrN nj
suce party. II would probably h. M re
useful aud lssa dat s,ruus than thr rul
treasury scheme In Kansas particular.
y druuth has hren the Uhnr ~ mur.
duuth means no more crop FAILURES. aud
invariably guud crops mrats ~ Il tunes
Tor Kansas fHtmrfg aud ~ ircd tu b1t
row money 10y sub TREASURY ~ any utOrr
t.'hame hut by all means let u- .,., tie
ram marhin" out ~ the uaud, u the
Australian, who ~ hubr tu iuUulHt" he
whole country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04

where he now has 9JO acre wheat field
vas six months ago barren desert =,
utterly WORTHLESS a recent visitor H.,
this deecrt farm speaks In tc,ms " the
highest praise u the energy aud enter
prise ~ Mr. Oteto, ard Gays be- isa
much bctter ranchman than politician
! is venture Will bet linn n handsome
return, and IA convincing evidence that
pluck and energy are only needed 10
successfully culllya'o the mesa iuot
bills along tho Rio Grandc valley
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04

TAXA, LI t,,.,h.r ,ha animation, ia
vary encouraging, The ea,tls business
"a attn down but m. nros,oct ia cool
for AN ;n,roysmsnt A ursat deal Of
moosv has liza, loa, in IN. bus;r.as
ox,,o IN n. sbr;,L,,, -, nr;cas I'm,
TIM, ia oas, Wa a,s now s.ndinu 10
mn,u., sh,ut , hurdr.d AMI s,,v ,h,u.
sapd hand , war and va a,s realizing n
li,,I. ,,os, nm ,hsm xnh n n,omisa n,
., ...' ',I-, IN,
more IN tho iu'ure' inc FeSs'"'S' VIII
tell us that tho territory can never pros-
per, because We buy more than We cell;
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
AdNrrtiser Albuquerque.

TnE CITIZEN, Albuquerque we'll edit
ed evening daily, is doing good work Tor
this city aud territory There ~ not IN
tissue Of the paper that does not contain
information ~ matters progressive
throughout New Mexico, together with
discussions ~ questions ~ territorial al.
vanccment and the advancement ~ the
city. II lie heartily devoted 20 the inter
csts OF New Mexico and Albuquerque,
the leading city, and ~ deserving u the
general appreciation which il accorded
AlObclRnd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04

TWE way OF the transgressor is hard.
Ada HINES was q gay butterfly OF vice
at Silver City. handsome and accom-.
plished. In moment u jealous frenzy
she killed her lover aud paramount. and
was convicted and sent 10 the peniten
tiary for three years, She Is now q
physical and mental wreck, and the
physicians OF Santa fc urge her pardon
on the grounds Of humanity Governor
Prince will no doubt grant the request,
giving the poor woman one more chance
TO breathe the untainted air Of freedom.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
ACIs OOl.a.

In view OF the little ,imc remaining be
tween now and the date at which the
schools should open for the fsil term
the board OF education has concluded
that il is not advisable 10 attempt To
have school houses built IN time For use
this fall, There is also some doubt IN To
the authority OF the board 10 issue bonds
at present, as the city indebtedness il al.
ready up to the legal four cent limit,
and some Of the attorneys hold that the
debtednees school. as well as city.
II may I've necessary to build u house
for use this fall In the Fourth ward, but
in all other wards, suitable buildings for
temporary use can be- rented, and the
schools will DO started on time, with
sufficient capacity to accommodate all
tue children Of school age in town. Ia
tho meantime good sites will DO pur-
chased-which have already been select.
ed-the authority OF the board to issue
bonds will be definitely sscertained, and
arrangements will DO made To raise the
funds, either by sale O! bonds or by di
rect tax, for the construction OF a good
comfortable school building 10 each
ward.
The sites selected are good and central,
and will make the schools conveniently
and pleasantly located In all parts Of The
town. IA soon a. We can get To il, the
preparations should he made Tor putting
up house In each ward AT "a cost Of
about fifteen thousand dollars, That 10
enough to pay for building that will be
commodious and look we'll, and yet not
be extravAgant.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04

THE mining outlook 10 BernAliIlo
county 10 bright.