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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
wENi.rml>rut.w Nr,.u.

\ correspondent wri'ing IT, the I'cCug
Valley N"Ns on "lrrlEutIuu ~ u FrrtlR
lrr,' presents -"mc curruu~ and interest.
NIX Tia" writer tHis.
III" uh"W'rt who mndr tho RnalySih ~
the kD l,cls Mater estimates one gallon
- contain 10 grams - solid matter. rs
u water right u equivalent To- ~ inches
~ rriu IAN per HuuuuI. equal 10 ,tN9tn
gallons 70 WHtcr Tor each acre every ysnr
a." total amount - euud matter deposit
eel ca al Hrf" III uu" N"nr's irrigation viii
l." over thirteen tons. AZ thus solid
matter T. composed ~ valuable plant
food, principally lime, and sypsum, It's
great NRlu" a. fertilizer can u" readily
seen nui appreciated, uud its CONNER.
, Clhl value calculated
r." writer from whom We quote fur.
thrr states TINT "Nhar ~ true ~ the eel
lmcut IN pcros water holds good with
ANY other stream bearing alt 1t X all
rich IN vHluahl" fcrtillZ,ng properties,
aud Tor this reason alone irrigation will
pay ever ~ countries having u supera-
bundnuce Of rain" That tins IL true ~
the water ~ the Rtu Grnude, X will
known, and has been thoroughly demon.
stratrd Toy the natives ~ thus country
through long agcs 81 Practice. II IL n
fact well known TO every unt Rcqunint.
eel with this cuuntry, that lands in the
kiu Grandc valley, which la been reg.
ulaIy cropped every year Tor centuries,
and Leve- had IL" advantage ~ frrt.li.
2rrE 81 ANY kind except such ~ they OBJ
/ tniucd from the water with which they
/ were irrigated, ARE still as rich and pro.
/ duc,lvo ~ they ever we're. And II ~ hlso
well known that Apiece Of"new" ground,
/ irrigated with water from the RIO
/ Grandc Will continue to Improve with
. cultivation, year after year,
/ KS such facts ~ Theses bccomc known,
and the still more important fact that
irrigation means u ccrtairty ~ good
crops not failure from drouih one
year, aud from excessive rain the next
but n full yieldeyery yoar, tho prejudice
that has existed in many parts ~ the
country against the process is rapidly
disappearing, and people ar beginning
TO understand tha, farming by irrigation
. iH the only sure farming there H.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

turned the heads ~ tho world. II "
easy to venture 10 predict nn early and
n bitter disappointment Tor thousands
and all this while forgetting that the
Giver ~ all R"od las provided great
plGins IN Culotndu AMI New Mexico,
large enough to hold all the poor con.
sump,ives. Here tlcl may have fot the
taking, 0od's own clear elixir. the gluri
oun pure air, the lie GIVING sunshine,
the out % dupt HE, w." normal appetite
Tor food aud get health aud life itself,
which lie offer. freely without pticr.
Surely, who will pin hts faith to drugs
and infectious ~ preference ,u the ma
tional cure ~ consumption IN the open
ar"
After referring at some length a. the
interest that ~ now being taken 10y rthcr
nations in the establishment ~ sanitnr.
lums Tor c"nsumptlNrs, DIR ratkrr t0ys,
"lndced, ~ NY opinion, There are but
few locations superior tu Nrutuur Isle
~ Wight. Tor ~" treatment ~ many
CUrca ~ consumption, With the exception
~ our own remarkable hraith section -
southwestern Colorado, I,rthcfn mud
ceu,ral New McNI'p, aud ~" rrNns Pan
handle. The gfrnt ~
tcrrst IN, nul hb"ral support tu con
sumptlN" hospital rNhlb''rd 10y IT," Lrg
hsh aud German governmental should
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

There IN II good profitable busru"ss
here Tor rome cutrrprlslns breeder who
Will establish good horse fnrm ~ 'hlS
portion ~ New Mexico. lhrrr Is Il good
market here all tho time Tor good horses,
hut all the animals W. have above the
ordinary scrub" or halt hr,od Indian
pony, are rruught IA from "lhe stntce. ="
aud bctides costing II largely Increased
price ou account u the expense ~ trHns-
pOrtatun, have L. incur all the RISKS that
attend ia" process - becoming Ucrli
mated. The horse takcs kindly 10 tins
climate, and there it uu part u tho
world III which ho thrlNcs better, but
any radical change ~ climatic conditions
involves more or less risk. aud II stands
a. reason that an animal bred here would
liza better adapted 10 thu climate ~ tins
country tina. one brought NJ under dIi
terent conditions nnd shipped to this
country after arriving at maturity.
The home demand Is already album.
dainty sufficient to abeorh the product
~ several good horse farms, and that lie
mand ~ increasing every day. Tho
southwest IL hg country, aud IN nov
practically the only district IN which
settlers. IN any considerable number. eau
lind hOmes ON the public domain; II il
already settling up quite rapidly. and
will be settled much more rapidly after a
little while, when the people ~ the coun
tr! at large become better acquainted
with its advantages and attractions,
This means Ia constantly and rapidly in
creasing demand for horsrs, and the man
who supplies u part OF that demand with
horses bred at home vail HAY. u great
advantage over the dealer who buys ~
Missouri or Kentucky, and has 10 bear
the expense u! shipping hin animals such
long distances by rail, aud tax. the risks
that naturally attend u change ~ climate
and pasture. Notwithstanding this az
pcnss and rick. good horsrg sell for
enough 10 make their Importation profit
able and this being the case It eau
readily be seen that the home breeder
not being subject to these disadvanta ages
would have zig margin for profit W,
! DO not know ~ anything IN th"stock
line IN this country that would pay N
well ia good horse farm or rather, q
farm for raising COOL horses.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
NOT 4 NOON.

\ gcEtl.nnu at san Bcrnnrdiuu, Cali
forum, writing Tor Information ~ regard
10 business openings IA Albuquerque
Gays: learn from railroad men AZ Il
others who have been there, that Your
town il having what We would call IN
this state a boom" But thUt II u mIG
take, u boom means an era ~ Wild spec
ulatlon, ~ fictitious prices, uf general in
ilatlun, and then u collapse, Albuqncr
que hns none ~ those symptoms, the
town ~ growing, and growing RAPIDLY
but not ~ cNtss ~ the demands ~ the
country; II IL the came steady and sub
stnntlal growth that tho town has en
luyed ever since II WAS started ten ycars
ago. The improvements now being mad,
are more numerous, aud ~ u better char
arter, than ever before, but they ar,
being made not Tor speculative purposes
like are made when Il boom - on. but be
cause the growing business of the tow
has made u demand for then and every
new building finds u tenant waiting Tot
It. There II no more solid town in til,
country than Albuquerque, and although
II IL growing more rapidly than M!
other town IN the southwest, lts grow Il
IN not "l,oom" growth, but ono thai
rests on solid foundation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
Mining Notlcc or Forfeiture.

lrtr,,"ty ~ New Mexico, County ~ Hernslillo.
Tu huu,nr \. Newlin, IIepinmin Walker, J. n.
~ KEENAN,, Jt.. u, ". Aver, II. y. Hayden, FRANK
NJ lIklns. William Main, Jnmrr 4, Main, Jaculp
lti>htrt, Donate VI, uhSIrrti. Henry springer.
trnucIr. ~ \, MHugiuato- and all other porr',n No
whuHo names may br known ar unknown To tho
d'rrignCl, and tho hrit- assiin. aud legal r"p
f"-snth'INoa ~ rHch AMI all ~ such Irrsons, and
all per in- whu hive, ~ claim, amy interest IN
the mining claim hereinafter mrntionadI
luu ar" hereby notified that ~ have expcn,i,-l
10, vi u H. shown NOR" fuly hy the certificate
hlei March ~ i~yi in III" o'lir" ~ the recorder u
,lc.-i- IN paid county ~ li-rualillul upon tho
SuUsttn Nnurn Il" lee Milagru. mining claim.
luCAt~i Aprll :, lSig thc lUcatlun whereof u
recorded Ia liUnk ~, page I-iuf the Nccurlrf,
utiirr IN enid county and ~ HiiuAtssl In the fsa
hills u little south ~ the mouth ~ iAdes Canon,
ia -iifl county ~ licTn;lillu, Territory ~ N-s
Mexico, III order Ia hold sAil premises under tho
ptuViHuu- 81 Sriiun Stlt ~ the Rosi-,ul Statute,
~ ~" uit,sl States lainR the amount TrSluit,sl
Rud yuu arr further n"tihcd thht the undrrpgh,,
have. AMI their predecessors emit l,I, have like.
visa cXp"nd,sl one hundred dollars for carh IL
th"lcIrp lsSI, INs3. ISL. lsS l~s3, l%N-, iN~y
amounting, including ~" said Year lsisi, To- ths
ruiu ~ cishihundr~i dollars.
AMI N within ninety dRyr after the puhllch,tuh
~ this nui,c" n. required hy lnw you fail 81 ~
fu-r to Cuuirlhut" Jour ptuIS'rtIon uf such rI
ISuhitufc ~ Cu-nwncr-, N you nr" such, your 10.
tcr'-t, 4 yuu have any, will l"cum" III" property
~ the subscribers under Section &i2i of Said
Statutcr. -. -.
IiiAS, W LEWIS
WV. IT, tHliDfiiS.
joins fIDURNOi
Albuquerque, ", NJ, April 9TH, iSNl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
nOINa aaNnN.

nr. Hope 10 contributing some inter.
rs,ing letters about New Mexico in gen.
cral aud Albuquerque in particular, 10
the rnUcts ~ his former homc, ~ OlRthC,
Kansas, which cnutut fail IT, .ln good for
the Territory, Va making iis advantages
and attractions better known abroad,
IN letter published IN the mirror ~
June -, hc says, IN speaking ~ the cit.
mat" = this country
The city ~ i've thousand feet hboye
the scn level aud is.s, ssca M fine eli
mate M amy one would wish \ few
years since the French Socieie Mcdirate
sent cummirSiuu medical experts
ntuurd ia" world b. e"ck u location Tor n
eanltarIum Tor patients suffering from
pulmonary Diseases Ths commission
Waited Italy, Algictr, Ea,pt and AUS
ttaNa. but finally lu"atrd th" sanitaflum
~ New MoNlro. What luxury 1t ~ IL
breathe hoic' TIA, hshl! oluncd ar
trnu.p!un'rd from your RAIN aud mnInr
lal conditions - last winter and spring q
Aud es..utial IA tine raur cummuuicn
u,p. er.nk,,,, ~ a., r,rts and ad
yahtag"s ~ ,hr town, be- says.
"is all roads lead To- Rome and every
Nus.tIpnr krr,L Nth fur, ,nNnt.I
Nrrrn. 40 r,ety rnlr,ud cn,.t,pr TIN,
territory. and t,mps, r,,-, Invalid sock
NIX the Irun,iacd land - aclih. steer.
Tor an, u.,,r eli. = m, RIO ,,rand,
Il, glance At tbrmur u ui.I h., .,..t
TINT \I.u,,..,t,,It, ,.,l..,,.i nm ,L,cns,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

Iur only leg 't,mH,c uhjrc,Iun To the
uHl,ns" e valuations IN this city and
. ATTY ~ that other counties may not
FOLLOW ur good example set by the
r.,fd = equalization ~ thus county, aud
-" r.'p'" viii l." laying more than
Ihrr fmr shnt" II the territorial tax.
Ih"rr ~ force in thls Argument There
nhod.d b" s"m" way II equHlizing the
trNHt'un between counties. Tho terri
turinl government must b" maintained,
nud IT," RATIO ~ taxation should Il" made
~ nearly equal az possible all over the
lnrfIlnfN-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

Santa 20 aud the Texas Pacific. in n
nortbwcstcrly direction, IN order 10 tap
the Panhandle .'uuntry and get into New
Mexico, our objective poitt being Albu
qucruuc The present terminus ~ at
Mineral Wells, hut We have bad the ~
tension sutveyr,i ~ int ~ Rusvcll, and
expect To- Ieg,r work before long
While " vii doubtless b" some time
bciore the tunl referred tr reaches Alhu
querque, III" sta,cmcn, ~ IT, tupctln
tcndcnt thu, thus ~ Ute objective poiut, ~
Hgniticaut luusmuch au II iurrislcs al
ditional evidence - the Fact nltcnd>
quits vel established, that railway com.
papiw aud manager o.. Nrlt e. cNcfN
body else, nov trnuyuI., Albuquerque as
the railroad center ~ the .Duihwret, ard
know that any lrc hul,i.us iutu th-
region must come ~ THIS point ~ u mat
Ter ~ sell interest. Nud ever, day 'rt,cr
t. make thus N't mur" potent LOO tie
public II hag urvr vel known ct
wears past, 10 thlsr acquainted With TIE
situation, tina, a." general distributing
l,pint Ter al tic south wctirru country
had tu b, a, the place, AMI thu," Nho
keep Themselves Informed ~ regard :.
The dr't ~ popular upm'n vii have ub
,rr,ri that the bat referred 60 IL nov
equally veil known {. the general pub
lie, al tha' every urw rond, started ~
tujrclcl, uu! wlo-o "a o." tuU,hncei
makes Albuquerque nm o'!".ty' point
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
The Ancen.

The races at the fair grounds on the
afternoon OF the Fourth drew fair
sized crowd, and everything passed on
in u satisfactory manner. The old town
band furnished the music DR.. Strschau
watched the gate in his usual careful
way,
running race, one.half mile DASH
Flaxcy won. time 63is seconds.
la the 2;J0 trot May Queen won the
first heat, but was ruled out for short
weight. Bay John won the next tive
heats and the race. Time, 2;'G; Dos
900.
This free ior-all trot wHs gift I,
Black Cloud; he won in three straight
heats IN slow time.
The 400 yard pony raco between
Priest's and Welnman's ponieR for Si0 q
side was won by j. 4. Weinman's Chi
qu\tA. No time kept.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

and then, strong enough a. make q little
dust hy. bot Ne don't have any torna.
duca auch ne VIZ read u every day 10
other parts ~ the country, II is true that
/, gets warm hcro sometimes In the sun.
bat II "a never too hot To bc comfortable
IL the shade and ~ always cool ut night,
aud wc have bright skies aud clear Ia.
vtg'ratins nt,nprphe all the year
round The man who IN not Satisfied
With .he climate ~ the RIO Grande val.
ley will never lind any better In this
world nor deserve any better in the
world a. come.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
HEADINt FOm ALml'aVEMQIH,

In the railway column Of the Denver
News OF Friday morning last We find the
:olNwing; mir. l.. n. Fonts, formerly
superintendent Of the Burlington in this
city, and at present general manager Of
the Weatheriord, Mineral Wells n
Northwestern road, in Texas, was in tho
city yesterday greeting old friends. The
road he repressnts hns twenty tive miles
in operation, from Weatherford 10 Min,
eral Wells, ard is extending the line into
the Panhandle country, about lD south
Of the Denver. Texas A Fort Worth. As
projected, the line will touch Fort
Worth and run northwest to Albuquer
que, \. NJ, through the pocos and White
Oaks country, by way Of Roswell Mr..
Fonts, in speaking Of tho road, said. We
are building from the junction Of the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
school or Mines

On Tuesday evening the board OF
trustees Of the School Of Mines held a
meeting aud elected DIR. Thos, lIarwood
president Of the board. The matter u
heating and plumbing OF the building,
now in course Of construction was de-
cided on and the heating and ycntllating
system adopted. 4 very large amount
Of routine business was disposed o..
Everything is progressing in No. shape
and II will not be long before the terri.
tory will have one Of the finest buildings
In the country erected and ready for &C.
cupancy .-Socorro Chisttain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
Ala, avrmo,r ro u,nAN.o.

We lind the following IA the San Juan
Index:
"A pHrty ~ railway Surveyor travel
lIug act'ss the country from Albuquer.
a." IT, Dutan-', are reported Rs having
passed C"Nu crossing on "Wednesday of
laSt week They were travelling very
QuirN! and seemed to be simply inspect.
lus former survey the one making
down the AnlmnS aud across to Canon
t,ryn"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
PrLL together for public enterprises
IateraAi Reyeasr

The Prescott Journal says: +. Nus
baum. deputy internal revenue collector
at this place, has received advices that
the Office here will be abolished soon
The business along the liue Of the South
cru Pacific and towns adjacent thereto
will b. transacted from the Tucson
Office, while the towns along the Allan
TIC & Pacific will be looked after from
Albuquerque. The Tucson ofiics takes
all the territory south ot the Atlantic 4
pacitic railroad.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

Is lSSu, ~ per cent. ~ tho women 81
th" country we're engaged IN remunera.
tive occupations In 1870 this had been
Increased To- ~ per cent. II Tins thing
keeps un there will soon bc no room out.
side the poor house Tor an inefficient or
luyN man
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

TuEEH IL GOODNESS between NJ
Cooncy, foreman ~ the late SuCarrl
grand Jury, and W, :. Williams, the
prosecuting attorney 81 that county
Mr. Cuoney publishes statement over
his own signature III the Socorro Adyer
tiser asserting that Williams 10 incom
potent To- al the office he holds. Vii
Ilams is also making lis side Of the con
truVcrsy entertaining.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
ntAiNB,@a

Not ,r,hstnndiug the fact that va are
uuN ia IT." midst ~ the dull season,
when hu,ln"Ss all over TIA" county In u,
- ebh, the banks aud business men II
\huquctqur 7,ntn that collections have
n,", better ~ the beginning Of this
month than tur several months past
lhl- -r"a,a Welt Tor the general business
condition ~ IA. town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

TuE gallant commander u the troops
sent 10 the Moqul village has marched
back 10 Wlngaie, and proudly reports
that the campaign Was made without
the loss 81 single man.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

Trrriinry 81 NV Mckee, S,'cund Judicial biz
trict, County ~ Bcrnalillo.
J, T.. Lunt1. tOmplainAnt,
No, 3lls,
Clara IAntz, iin-pundcnt.
thnnrory sot divorce.
The snid respondent, Clara I.ants. 1. hereby
notified that a suit In chnnc"ry has b~en Gem.
IN .nc~ against hcr in the District court, for the
county 10 BcEnAlillo, territory 81 New Mexico,
by said complainant. j. J.. laniE, for an absolute
iSurcc aud dissolution ~ the mhrtiAg" ties OF at.
ing bc,won the pnrti'~ hereto, on the srouni II
abandonment, aud for general relief; and uni.ss
you enter your appearance In III" snid suit In the
Office ~ tho clerk and register Ia chsncery ID
said court, on ar before the first Monday Of May,
1891, decree pro confc.so therein will bs rcndrrsd
against you,
InAp. Hunt,
Clerk and Register in thsncerJ.
W. H. WHIIFAAN, AllicItor for tom plninant
Albuquerque. N. NJ, March -, isal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
pRopusAis ron -Heaaauar,cr,

DRopusAiA ron fORAGk, iieadauar,sr
i department az Arizona, Office ~ tho thisf
Quar,erinn-t-r Lac Angeles, Gal, July 2 In.
S'al,-i PROPOSALS will la rcceiv~l at this Office
and ht the offices 81 the QuArtrrinAasru At each II
IL. stations below named, until II o'clocka =. M
un Tuesday. Angus, I. iS,i. and openesi imms-
diaiely thereafter In III. presence 81 bidder, f1
III" furnishing aud delivery Of Forage At militap
stations IN ia. Department ~ Arisons, Ne fnl-
lows; Forts Apache. Howi-, Grant, Huschucs
and Thomas and ran ,arlo- and wbipple lIu'
rnrk-, 4 T.; in- Nng.l-- and Ian Diego lai'
racks. Cal, and Forts iinyard and wtngate, n. ~
Preference. given to article. ~ domestic pr,-iue;
ton AMI manufacture, conditions 81 price and
quality Using equal, and such preference gi,sh
10 a'ticlra ~ American pr ion and mAnnfse.
tute pr'4inud an the Pacific ,'nast to the extent
~ the consumption Required By the public -s''
vice there frnpnrHls for either Glaze ~ N" sup
plies m"ntioned nr Tor guantitie. lees than 'le
whole required. or for delivery ~ the supplies 81
I-oints at her than ih'sc RipNe nAm's VIII H. sn-
i|taiEch. SPECIFICATIONS, general instruct ions
la bidders and blank forms ~ ucupn~als will 10
Furnished ON application Ia thin office, or 4" the
QuarteImnsier NJ Fort Wingat", New MeIlc@
A, \. klMBAIl. QuartermaSi-r, L. \. ArmI'
hicf CuAfteTtuip her,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

rnE city election at Santa 70 was II
blg victory Tor the New Mexican. It
supported tho non partisan ticket, aud
every Que ~ the nonhnecs were elected
with one exception, The Now Mexican
IN rustler aud ID generally right, and
nearl! always gcta there.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

Tmr FL paso Tribune wants to know
who IN Postmaster J. A. smith There
are hundreds ~ men IN this city and in
Colorado vino know him we'll aud are
really NJ all times to nsscr, that they
believe no in the bes, man in FL Paso.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

Tux private land claims court will
convene at Santa Re, December |. Ire.
neo |. ChHycs, ~ San Mateo, Valeucic
county, has received the appointment Of
deputy clerk Of the court for New
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

TuE CrrIIES IN gaming new subscrib.
ers for both the daily and weekly sdi.
tons, The people fully appreciate the
work the paper is doing for the develop.
mont ~ the TERRITORY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

l'nE lat" census o. Nevada shows a
population ~ 1861, n decrease % Ii,
Jo'', or ~ per cent siuce 1880 Tho re-
source, of that state are rapidly narrow
Ing down Ia u few silver mines and a
couple % United States senators.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

IlI enormous commercial develop
mrut ~ ~" United States can be inferred
from the growth ~ tho post office bust
nrsS. Take Tor instance the New York
Office. lts receipts during the year end
rug March Be, last were Si.Bii,lS3, an
Incfcas" 81 $iliyilO over the proceeding
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
Notice for Publication.
Homestead M. a2.si.
Land Otiic" n. santa fe, N. NJ,

Homestead No. aS.b.
Land Ofilc" a. santa We. N. NJ,
June II. Isvi, I
Notice IL hereby given that tho following
nRn.,i settler has filed notice ~ his intention "a
make final preset In support ~ his claim, and
that said prOnf ~ill Ia maize heforc tho probate
iulg" ~ bernailln county, ar In his al'-enc" lsN
TORE III" ptuhat" clerk thcr"of, nj Albuquerque,
on July ~. ISpl, Nill Urihh Stephens. fer the
MA. Sec. -, Tp.p IN, R.2E.
lie names the following witnesses Ia prove h,
c"niinn"q- r'~idenc" sp"n, and cultivation -
phelnn, John Anderson and J. 4, Henderson all
Of Albuquerque, y, NJ, "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

Tn proof IL prctt! conclusive that the
peoples party paper in old albuquerque
was established by the territorial demo.
cratic central committee, Childcrs can
I he will, toll you all about it,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
pu.h Pre.aratlsus.

Well, are W. folks gong to make any
move at all toward being represented al
at the Albuquerque Fairy II no. lie
about time We should begin 10 get TO
work. Roswell Register.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

ALI Toxas IL going into the artesian
we'll business, Fort Worth bored the
first welI IN the SiHte and gave impetus
tn the nrteslan we'll movement. That
city now has Nm artesan wells.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

lr IN hard To believe bet the Tomb
stone Prusprctor says; "Ihere ~ strong
suspicion gaming ground IN Arizona
year after yrnr that honesty in the best
policy"