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Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-19
FARM NOTES..

Arrange now to sow rye in the corn
at the last cultivating.
Wheat and potatoes are two crops
that can be grown and sold without
feeding.
Go over the orchard now and rub of
the sprouts that have started out where
they are not desired.
Millet should be sown now; IL Is n
good crop for hay and will help mate
rally TO kill out weeds
Plant sweet corn every three weeks
until the middle of July. Make the
last planting between the rows of early
potatoes.
One of the advantages of clover, as a
green manure is that the whole plant
can be used and will add to the fertil.
ity Of the soil.
Clover is the first crop cut for hay and
in many cases it will be n good plan to
sprinkle salt between the layers in
storing away.
The first part Of June is n good time
to SOW or plant q crop to be cut and fed
the latter part of summer, or early
fall, when the pastures generally get
short and in this way can be made
profitable.
After the strawberries are done fruit
ing the mulch should be removed and u
thorough cultivation be given. With
newly set plants, care should be taken
TO keep all runners off until the plants
get well established.
With all products II is an item not to
allow any to go to waste. so lar as
possible, arrangements should be made
so that when n crop is ready to harvest
IL can be saved in good season, ana
with fruit this is fully rs important a
with any other product. To do this .
the best advantage IL is always best %
make necessary arrangements in al
vance, as there is almost certain TO be
waste, and whatever is wasted Is that
much taken from the possible profits.
To get the best winter hay cut the
grass before IL is headed or blossomed.
No carrots or daisies will then be in it
TO reduce its quality, and the stalks
will be so sweet and tender that they
can be readily masticated by the ami
mails. All Is nutriment, and nothlng
stored in the barn is waste. Such grass
should be cured in cocks, and taken un-
der shelter as soon as the dew Is dried
off Il. The hay will be soft and sweet
smelling, and the effect 1t has upon the
milk and butter is truly remarkable.
The farmers of Lincoln county, Neb.,
have been troubled considerably by
scab on potatoes, generally supposed to
be the work of worms. A farmer has
said this can be prevented by planting
potatoes on new ground every year, OF
ground that has not been used for po'
tatoes for several years. Never plant
two successive crops on the same
, ground, as the ~decaying tops and root
of the plants appear to breed the worms
: and they infest the ground for tuiil
two seasons after the crop has beei
grown
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-19
JUNE CROP REPORT.

summary of the Report Of the Depart
meuf of Agriculture-The High Standard
Continues.
VA HINGToS, June 1.-THE June re-
port OF the statistician of the depart
ment ~ agriculture makes the area in
wintcr wheat as compared with the
breadth harvested last year lib; spring
whit 1884; barley, 1911; rye, i0l.5;
cts, 07.0. The condition Is: Winter
wheat, 900; spring wheat, no; barley,
so .: rye. gb.4; oats, 50. In comparison
with 1859 the increase in wheat acreage
l. quite moderate. The reduction last
year Of more than 1000, 900
acres suggests the reason for
most OF the present increase.
This advance is therefore both
replacing and development the former
notably in Illinois, Missouri, Kansas
and California, the latter in less degree
in Washington, Oregon, the Dakotas
and in several territories. These vio-
lent fluctuations make the investigation
difficult and in some districts will rem
der necessary supplementary work. To
this extent the present estimates may
be considered preliminary. The extern
sion of acreage according TO CORE
spondents depends upon price of wheat
and not on available land. A large in
crement Of wheat breadth is reported
in Washington. a large amount of new
land Is being broken for next years
crop and the local opinion is expressed
that no more than one-fifth Of the
wheat land Of that state is under cult
walton.
The winter wheat crop is encroach-
ing upon the southern and eastern bor-
ders OF the spring wheat district,
no~ticeably in Iowa and Wisconsin, un-
der the protection OF crop diversified
ton and new methods of cultivation,
while spring wheat extension responds
moderately to the stimulus of higher
prices. The condition of winter wheat
has declined only 1 per cent. The Nv
erage for New York is 96; Pennsyl-
vania, "a; Georgia, 9s; Texas, 9s; Ohio,
80; Michigan. 30: Indiana, 90; Illinois,
9s; Missouri, %; Kansas, IS. The first
monthly statement of averages OF
spring wheat makes Wisconsin a; Min
ncsota, 50: Iowa, 90: the Dakotas, 90.
Early sowa wheat was injured by
frost in Wisconsin and Minnesota Ger
mInation was arrested by drought IN
the same region. In South Dakots
drought has retarded growth. Condi
tions have been more favorable gen
orally in North Dakota Recent rain'
in Nebraska and Iowa have greatly
benefited wheat and ed grow
erR
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-19
AN AFFLICTED FAMILY.
The Terrible Effects of H~ydrophobIa In the
yandeveer Family.

KANSAS CITY, Mo June l0.-Thomas
V~andeveer, the young Atchison county,
Kan, farmer, under treatment in Kan
sas City for hydrophobia, is to-day con-
sidered out of danger by his physician,
DIR. Willis L. King. Young Nandeveer's
ffteen-year-old brother, Jacob, who
was taken with commissions Saturday
is still living but he is in n frightful
condition and the physicians expect him
TO die any moment
A special dispatch from Atchison says
that the father of the Vandeveer boys
has been stricken with the terrible
malady and his death Is momentarily
expected. This makes four members
Of the same family that have been at
tackled. One died Saturday and two, il
seems, cannot possibly The
cases are the most remarkable ever
heard of in the west. There are six
brothers and one sister in the family
and there is considerable apprehension
lest more Of the should be stricken.
DIR. King says that there Is no doubt
that the disease was transmitted to the
boys when they skinned the infected
calf nine years ago.
Thomas Vandeveer was resting easy
this morning. The condition of hi
mind has entirely changed since yes
terday morning. He is now quite con
vincsd that he will live. When DR.
King and DIR. Riggs called on him thi
morning he was engaged in writing
letter Of consolation TO his father.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-19
Good For Chicago Bakers.

CHICAGO, June S.-The journeymen
bakers council decided to order all the
union bakers in the city out on a strike
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock IL
n renewal Of last years scale Of
wages was refused. by the hour
named. however, over t~wo-thirds OF
the master bakers had not only con
ceded the scale but had further agreed
10 an advance of one dollar per week to
all bench hands during the hot months.
Nearly 1,4OO men would have been
affected.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-19
Sugar Bountles.

WASHINGTON, June a-Within n year
from July 10 the treasury department
will pay to citizens of the United States
between So, O00, 900 and SIS, 600, 900 as a
bounty for raising sugar. This sum
will be disbursed in various portions Of
the country. The most of it will go to
Louisiana for the production of zane
sugar. Over 81, 600, 600 will be paid to
the farmers in New England states,
New York, Ohio, Illinois and the north.
western states for the production of
sugar from maple sap. A large
sum will Ne distributed in Kansas, Ne
braska, Iowa and California among
those who make sugar from beets and
sorghum cane.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-19
pEATn o. SIP o \

The c.n.ai.a rr~mier's n~~y L1fs 81 On
Ind
OTTAWA. Ont. June a-Sir John Mae
donald Il no more. The distinguished
statesman who has guided the political
destinics Of Canada for nearly half .
century passed peacefully away at 1918
o'clock saturday night. surrounded by
the entire household Lady Macdon-
aid. who bore up ~ bravely during the
fatal illness, was FRUSTRATED with grief
Death came peacefully 10 the aged
premier. lie was unconscious 20 the
last The pulse futtercd; the breath
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23
TnE OIL MONOPOLY
Jhr People Urged to Protect Them
selves against the ENtortion

Ii''f .'.yrl
N.ur editorial uu ,hc Continental cal
company m,uNIv! meets thr approval
= n.i thr rtilrtr 4 New Mexico With
uUt duuh, urd trutt vail lead g. some
action ,u o." par, - eur cttlfrus g. trd
Themselves II this CORPORATION, which
gfaeps Everything Within reach and l,vps
nothing "a return.
Your estimate ~ thn amount S2i,uO
per n'num Il ,,rnr profit, ur etrHl, taken
from cur people s tot 81 ,atgc have
thr nGutce from Mr,srr Llndauer,
Wurms.r y Co, - Dcmlus, which prove
that IT, the tight made on thus oil CON.
prnN ~ Tat cl'! 10y item, hacked by the
I"urlr Z tuu,lrru New MEXICO, that IN
the eighteen months there has been
clean ptpii' To the ruusUmcrs u over
slrl" There ~ mrt" oil distributed
trum th,a rulut than from Dcmlug, 10
the SAVING t. the people - central New
M,NIru would hc much muIc than your
estimate,
II thi~ rru'muUs rroli; wHs made 10y
uar uNu u,rrhaut- mcu Hhu build up
"ur r,s aud territory 10y building nuc
rrrtd'uc"r, business houses. hssIstlng in
10! IuE oar tnN,s, etc there would be- De-
siott ir.u-rr" d,ur NJ, but nearly ever,
u...ur II thus ilignttcu wealth is sent 10
/ the ,hjof office - the Standard Oll com
pa' \ cast, which already has ~ much
wealth that IT actually cndaugcrs the
. liberties u the p"op,s u feyeral great
. e.. .mupuNca,thg.
/ 90 tie hundreds Of Thousands 10 dol
/ lars that our people have been rubbcd ~
/ To- the company, now much has been
expended ~ AIhuluetqueE How many
dollars 10 taxes aud Licenses has / paid
How much longer ARE 80 TO submit I !
/ tbs cXturtinu: suggest that tho Com.
/ mctriai club or the board ut trade take
tins matter III hand, nnd II neither OF
tnos" organizations dcsira 10 engage ia
. the strugg'r Tor the benefit 81 our peo
pie, that ia" consumers form u company
and supply themselves from the east dit
rect la Tia" meantime let w order ouI
u'l from Lludiuer. " ormscr ~ Co. Of
Drmug, where II can he purchased l. o
b. ~ cases ~ two iifths cans at twenty.
tive cents and III nj! gallon tanks M
fifteen cruts. Thus IN q. IA better quality
than W. pa! 'hllty cents aud fifty cent?
fur here, and tho freight will not probs
lily exceed live ,ents yer gallon.
Many ~ our consumers have Informed
me TINT they ARE ANXIOUS To organize fol
the purpose ~ securing cheaper oil, y,
let Va get down Ia business ut once an,
stop tins great drain Of wealth from out
community.
i You arc engaged in good cause anc
have tho support ~ the entire territory
30 please do not faltcr until your object
~ accomplished
Cheap coal ulI also means cheap gasu
lcnr, 10 there Will bo u double saving
Respectfully,
+. - SHOWER.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23

prepare ~ represent their claims ~ m
tunIl attention IN the approaching New
M,>.co exhibit These exhibits should
l., wn.'r nul clnsulicd WITH great care,
AMI Nl,n he Albuquerque c,h,hi ~
over u N.u.u 10" lei, VA that rltl eul
.rnt 60 t.r uf.,r = the New NrNicu
tu,ag. t.uu.a-I.,rts I, tie Wurld's
iUf. u, o.. uIue. ~ New Mexico
Wuul trn,Itr u dpuh.r advertise, mcnt
and her mmrE Hud m"'nlurglcnl prog.
Zee, made mauiH g. tine t,pr,scutn.
t'"s ~ all nations uluu earth. MIR
linll II 90 'h" usit pace amt ~ ~ Gov.
rtuut S.,,r. oar u.d trcuI. g.. l..
NrHHks, I. ~ rhate" u the cattle dc
ptfiurut, thrt H'tu insufcs success IN
that rrr"a,,I ~ ia" approaching great
tnu'bN"s'"fn cNnsl'i"n The Bullion
believes ~ adNctuung II Il PAYS the
merchant 90 advertise hls wares IN the
u"Wsrhp"rs u vii pay Tia" miner to nd.
,ntlJr' lIe territory, county, district,
camp aud uIur The truub,r with New
Movie" mIulug uIstFrts lHa been in
to Ijfi 'hu want ~ att rtIpn 10 this
f",t1u, l. Wli only require little ~
Tort li each INNER tu represent his
r.uu. lhn, 1t val bc done universally
t.l- !rar ~ Nrv M"vlrb ~ hoped Toy the
GUllIrn. t. pau, IrNns, Bullion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23
Mining Notice OF Forfeiture.

Trrr,t"ry ~ New MrAicn, County ~ lIern,lillu
I, thomas \. ScWlin, IeI Iaiuin walker J. II.
~ KEENAN,, Ir., H. II. Asrry, u. ;. haydcn, Frank
VI Elkmr, William Main. Jamcn 4. Main. Jacubo
! ti-hrri, nuuHtu ", ,IWpsrri, Henry springer.
Francis - \ Man9Anarcr aud ali other persons
whose names may H. known ur unknown Ia the
uHI,rpignri AMI the herr assigns AMI legal rep
f,.-,uihIV"- ~ each and all ~ such I-rsuur, and
all per- ,ns who hn,", ar claim, any interest in
the mining claim hereinafter mentinnSi;
ron hrr hereby Lutih,-i that W. have exprndr,i
one hundred dollars ia lahut and mn roV rin"nis
~ " II H. shown NOR" full, bJ the certificate
filed March - i-pl IN the uthcr 81 tho recorder ~
d,s,l- ~ saul county ~ B.rnalllul upon th.
Nuc-trn Sonora a." ln- Milnsr,- mining claim,
lurut,-i April :, l-ip, thc location whereof IL
recorded IN ii,"k n, phIc III 81 ID" k"cnr'i.r =
uihrr in -hid county, and IN rituAtei In the fOpt
hill. it'll south ut the mouth 81 lihdo- Canon,
IN sAid county ~ lI"rnalilln. Territory ~ New
Mexico. "a order tu hold said premises under the
~ IL" United Sintos lning the amount r,sluirtSi
Ia H. oGI"ud"ito hold the -an" fur the year i-'sI
aud yuu ar" further n"tih'-i that the unierr gnsl
have, AMI their IpdistH.uTE entl l,sl, have Ike
wl-. cII"ud"d one hundrrsi dollars for each ~
thryUHr- ls-9, iNS Isl, l~N5, Isl. i~~S, i~|p.
amounting, including the said year ls'u, Ia the
sum ~ olRlthundt"i dollars,
And II within ninety dn,s after the publ icatiun
~ this motto" ~ r"luir-i by law, Iou fail
lrudi,nte n" co-"wnrr-, " SnC ARE such, your ia.
tcr,-t, 4 yuu have am, will ls'cumr the property
~ the Subscribers under Section .si2I ~ said
statute,
tllAH W LEWIS,
VA. u. lIilLDfHs
joins FIOCRSOY.
Albuquergge, y. NJ, April 9Th, iSI,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23

H." eel .tntlN Hftt',", WhI IA hHy" up
prarrd rr ths Iaprr from uur 10 time
during the last twu or three weeks, IN
r,sard 10 supplying uUr-c.y'r with coal
ul at bette ra'r-, have a'tra tel the At
t"utlou AMI met thr appreciation ~ a
very large uDmbrr - our purp'". The
case II - pnlpah,r, and comes - direct.
~ HON" t. thr pockets ~ every con.
The fact that We are paying NOR" than
twice nN much Tor tuI' necessary article
as We ought ,u pay, or ns oar n"lGhhnrs
IN other places pay, SIMPLY b"caut"
thr'c ~ ~ competition AZ THIS plHce, ~ u
p,Iut that every ct" can comprehend
without any li!urtrntuus, aud all agree
that W. ought Ia take the required steps
at once o. hh,ratr uur-"lyr' tpm the
grasp ~ II monopoly that thu, runs NJ,
simply because II has the POKER to rob
Va. Aud thr work Is very supple, 1t II
not ono that requires any great outlay
~ effort or capital; all that So need Ia
do N simply T. make mp ,ur minds that
w. will not ho ruhhvd any longer and
then scud abroad and buy our ul nj the
market ruc' III other p,ac's Why
should 49, pay ms cents II gallon lot
oil. when the people 4 Drmlug supply
themselves AZ twenty ceEir: WI!
should w. pay lltiy c"i,s n gal n when
va can bay the sam" "ll ia Kansas CIT!
Tor tea cents, and shp It To- Alpuquer
que tnr seven cents: Why should w
nllu, the Standard Ol company to rot
us ~ ~ T. - cents - gallon. on all III,
oil We nee? II wr couldn't help our
selves, the matter wound h" different,
but We can help ourselves Rnd We cnt
get our con oil n the same prices th'
people ~ other places pay Shall ~ C
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23
Notice OF suit.


Irrriiury ~ Nav Mexico, SECOND Judicial Die.
triri, county - nrtnalillo.
j. l., LAntz, Complainant,
No, dlll
lara lAutg. llnspundent,l
thHucet} for divorce,
The -aid respondent. Clara IAnty, l. hereby
notified that - suit IN chAnceTy hi.r lsEn com.
m"uc'Sl against her IN the District court Tor tho
county ~ lhrnHl,llu, Territory ~ New ArIion,
hy said conn laiuHnt J T. i.hniE for AN Alp.nlpts
divorce and dissolution ~ the marriage ties exist.
Ius h"twrn the IAtti'- hereto, ON the grunnd ~
abandonment, Hnd Ter general relief, and unless
you enter your appearance in ia" said suit IN the
Ollie" uf the clerk and register Ia chAnceFy ~
said court uu ur l-tuTo the first Monday ~ May,
ispl decree pro cunf,sso therein " III he r,nd,r,I
against yuu
Iu,s, y. lIrST,
Clerk and Register IN hsuceTy
W, II MUItFMNs, huliCitnr fut Complainant
AlhnunntHme. y ~. March u. l,Nl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23
SPAIN WILL CELEBRATE.

Ga cagu, II seems, n not IT, have the
worlds faIr business all e. Errseli IN lS,rl.
The government II SPAN has concluded
10 do some celebrating ~ the fourth
century ~ III" discovery ~ america on
IT, own account i II ruynl decree has
been ISSUED proclamtng the fact aud ap
pointing commissioners 10 take It in
hand. The celebration IL To- be held at
Madrid, IN the palace ~ the National
Museum and ~ the park Spcrul IA.
ducemcnts are held out IL exhibitors IN
the wa! u free transportation aud freq
importation. The exhibition IL to last
from September II t. December 81 aud
everything that Span can do 10 insure
the success Of the project viii be done.
Already steps have been taken to ad,er
tise II extensively IN South and Central
America.
TuE consumption ~ olcomargarlne 10
rapidly increasing IN the United States
Good, cheap ulrumargar,ns IL better
than bad, high priced butter, but y
should be sold everywhere for wha, Il
really II and not be allowed 10 he iolsted
upon the public under the name ~ but
ter, In lNSG the government sold oleo
margarine stamps To- the aggregate value
II sIo7G1O, ~ lSs7, SGi2,7lo; IN ISIS
tGsi, ga; IN 1881, SG2i,i.n, ana in 1870
beginning with s@i@o IN July, the sales
rose 10 sl37,il3 IN April aud FOR the ten
months reached total ot sGgi,9ii
Thousands OF pounds Of ulromargarins
are sold every year us butter,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23

about y dozen bottles, was restored TO per.
feet health -- weighing 30 pounds - and am
now believer IN the merits ~ Ayers Sarss
rar.lla" James retsy, Mine Boss, Brrck
cntldgc Coal Co. tl.lmitrdl, Victoria, NY.
MY niece. Sarah 4. l.osce. was for year,
afflicted with Scroiulous humOf IN the bloOd
About - months ago she began Ia use
Ayers So. tapa, a. and after taking three
bottles was completely cured" - 4. CanAll
NJ IDspV Utah
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23
saw Z D

several hundred dollars expense. by using
Ayers SatsaparillA, and would strongly
urge all who are troubled with lameness ~
rheumatic palms TO give II atrial. am sure
II will do them permanent good, As II Ia,
done me" Mrs. Joseph Wood, West flatts.
hutgh, NY.
Dr. J. W. Shields, oi smlthville. Tenn.
says 81 regard Ayers Sarsaparilla a. the
hest hlOod medicine on earth, and know u
many wonderful cures effected by is use"
For many years was laid up with scrof.
uia. no treatment being u any benefit AZ
length I Wan recommended to give Ayers
Safsaparilla u trial did 80, and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23
>NTIO>ALFI>ANrEs

The statement II circulation just pre-
pared u, IL" trrasur! department shows
tho general strsk Of money coined or IL
sued IT, amount 10 s2,li9l2aGn, ~
which sGl9,Sl!,90 ~ in the treasury,
aud tl,jsi,3lG,SlI il IN circulation. The
circulation II more than SJo,OOO,uu 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23

/ manager reported n dividend last year
ut u per c"ut on the capital stock, aud u
notable t"form w M live, ~ many p"t
srns who hal bc'u '.clucn'ct, ~ ~
looms. Asa bIslu..- ,ruturr, uad III
vested ~ r,ctyihus TIA, might be- re-
mindful ~ u pubic charity or reform
htnry aSen y, the experiment N worthy :
~ "A trial 10y prr,ua Nho are ANXIOUS {,
see n dimuutipn ~ ~" numh"- -
st"ndy drinkers I apir,uuu4 aud malt
liquors. II has much more practicable
appearance" than Irbhibl,oty laW
\ Lr,pINu New York banker ~ quoted
~ taling. II have often been worried
over the financial situation. but Nm
not much nov. TIE loss ~ gold IL com.
INK nt the best pD~s,hlr time aud lis ~.
'r''s, nv hr us our money mprkr, ~ con
c rad, Will fully uiTsrt Ly the flow u
currency ihs way Meantime vhca, has
fallen, the French du'iol have been low
orr,l, nui everything pututs t. a hie vol
uiu' ~ CONNER ,,l bills u h'tlr later IN
III" season. ! lunN upon the action ~
80" Bank - England IA ,uct'n-,,e ,ts
rr.ro iur american gold. t. mcau merely
that II dpes not want g. tee onr spnrr
g.
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