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The Opelousas courier., 1891-09-19
49,
THE FARM N GA
NITRATE OF snpA ON WIFE

The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of nitrate Of
soda are being strikingly exhibited at
the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton, where wheat is being grown con-
t%inually under different methods of fer
tllizing. Although the nitrate was not
applied until the middle of April it slim
uiated such a big gre WI that the plots
which received nitrate in 'aarge quantities
car555 aal!aost tdhaSsaa ass+~at q weight Of
vegetation as do the plots that had no
nitrate. Men York World.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-09-19
sanaressing tic Dyei-Tea Tfaae'

owing to the strict vigilance ihs1epss0
II the last session Of the 1apanes !. seat
lament. the amount Of spurious Isa sehs
from the tea district Of Central japan -
,Toaa for shipment to the american
,nareets has been largely decreased.
p p1e1,oss to the passage Of the present
law the dyeing and adulteratlng o. W :
-, aas ras almost as great an industry s
&c aathering Of the article and much
.ls .sars nroftable. But now the pen,
s s,s;ss ara such that this practice mas q
a w. bean ob.iterated.-Nev FORK Times
The Opelousas courier., 1891-09-19
r-aaF ~ Nature.

eliza Saunders, Of Atascosa T noas !
Ia brought 10 San Antonia, d -; J
n n;ns,,lar freak of nature. L y . !, Pc 7
slnga,s' The form Of an elephant. L =
nasia y ! litter of nine. The other elgn.
ons = @rerfestly natural. The elephant
no Is 81 the usual size, but mas Tug aad sA 4,
p .hs feet. the aop ears, the tusks ana ~ e.
sns 81 Il a. elephant. y has but on
co.o' Il i apparently healthy. fhs ss 2
es here The nose and mouth should %
: ma trunk Is about two and . half ine y,
me sfunA snsls not more than q hal
oas 1Nes ORLEANS imes-Dspsocrae'
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cnstars Last sword.

The sword which Custer used in ms
campaign against the Indians, and Wn tna
Il lpsf With bis life at the battle q .ne
I;ttIs Rio Horn, is now in the possession
e ! chicago man. Its battered blade =
as flexible as Whaiebone, ano y loo :
though II had been through many nansrsd !
hands4o-hand encounter. It Is covered
Nth innumerable designs OF rum
aaas cannons and other implements =
~srfare.-Lndianapolis journal,
The Opelousas courier., 1891-09-19
HOw's This z

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by
taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL CHENEY q Co, Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, nave known F.. j,
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business t~ransac-
lions, and financially able to carry out any OBJ
legations made by their firm.
WEST IL TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists, Tole-
do, o.
WALDlNG, K1NNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, o..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Testimonials sent free.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-09-19

Via the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad to the Detroit Encampment of the
G.. A. r on August 3, from all points on
the G, H. & D.. From Cincinnati August 1
$7.25, and on August 3 it will be S.. 50. Spec
ial trains as well as regular trains will run
solid to Detroit. The G., H. & D. being the
only direct line from Cincinnati 80 Detroit
has been lected by the g. A. r. as the
official route. Purchase tickets via the c.,
H. & D. For further information address
i. o Mccormick, General Passenger aud
Ticket Agent, Cincinnati, 0.
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Ruling Passion Strong In Death.

IA; exten6 tng and repairing the old
pu. Narg ST the late Royal Navy School
a. he ooened London, which is shortly
- tha;r Teehnica. Goldsmitbs Company
= t,te. II became necea Recreative Insti-
s saor Of the old gymnas,to remove the
90 the workmen discoveries In DONG
II ) cat in close juxtaposition skeleton
! : rat, exactly as shown in the "a ast OF
two Two inches apart in q sort Of wedgea :
smo eul.de-sac, which was wider =
The top than the bottom, and 50 pI Ms ~
", when found the entrance to the mole 9
The Opelousas courier., 1891-09-19

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Stomach
disorders, use Browns Iron Bitters. The Best
Tonic, 1t rebuilds the system, cleans the Blood
and strengthens the muscles. A splendid ton
% Ter weak and debilitated persona.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-09-19
ULSTRUCTURE
GREAT

AMI mo Other
ke IL anywhere.
building Of the bridge,
Besant in Harper, cannot
As long as we know
snd6n the bridge was
time it was q bridge
dded Eiths ftGsatEsd
fbs rates Of the city. In
ma shronicler relates that
4 81 ST. Edmund the Arch,
the hour Of six, a dreadful
rom The southeast, coming
thus do all authors in all
the opportunity OF pa
owledge-f from Africar"
blew upon the city and
yard of 600 houses and
seatly damaged the
away roof and part
MAry Bow, in Cheap
IS the storm the water
rose with such rapidity
10 violently that London
entirely swept away.
ige was rebuilt. Two years
narrowly escaped destruc-
II great part Of the city was
q by fire. Forty years ago it
this fate in the still greater
n. 1t was Immediately re-
snppose. hurriedly, because
later it had to be constructed
he clergy Of London was then
Peter, chaplain of a small
the Poultry-where Thomas
was baptized-called Cole
man was, above all Others,
craft and mystery Of
ling, He was perhaps a mem
aternity called the Pontifc
hiding Brothers, who about
siit the famous bridges at
St. Esprit, Cahors, Saintes
He proposed to build a
over the river. In order to
fOr this great enterprise,
re asked aud contributed by
ns, and even the country at
list Of contributors was
90 a table for posterity, and
Che Bridge Chapel.
which was to last for SIX
nifty years, took as long to
olomon's Temple, namely,
years. Before it was
aFchitect lay in his grave.
completed the bridge was
and forty feet wide--Sfow
FEET it stood sixty feet above
ii contained a drawbridge
pointed arches, with massive
aefrom twenty-five to thirty
solidity, raised upon strong
Bvered with thick pianks. The
cnriously irregular there was
itY ii the breadth of the arches;
from ten feet to thirty-two
the tenth and longest pier
81 i chapel dedicated to the
saint in the calendar, St.
Canterbury. The erection of
bridge was by no means
Everybody, tor instance,
the south of France re-
hapel on the broken bridge
gain, i chapel was built
Droitwieh, in Cheshire,
ridge at Wakefield, in
the chapel at Avignon,
Bridge contained an up
chapel; the latter was
with stairs, making it
he river. The bridge
Tern end was fortified by
and there was also a
hern end. The wall or
idge followed the line
to give at every pier
he same arrange
Dom. ne old bridge
he seen on &c ~
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Izens. have always regarded
with peculiar pride and
Ia no other bridge
hntry, nor any
b it for strength
ldeed, that there
Of Europe any
Id lpare with iii for
Dn yer a broad river,
leer, ID which the food
n with great vehemence
alter on they built houses
but at first the way was
dge was endowed with
certain monks, called
SD. Thomas on the Bridge,
a With the services in the
With administering the rev.
As maintenance Of the fabric
ldren made songs about It.
heir songs, to which they
aking hands, has been pre-
ii Is modernized, and one
how old it IS. The author Q.
A
W London BRIDGE gives Il .
with the music. Here az
verses:
Bridge is broken down,
over my Lady Lee
Bridge is broken down,
d gay ladee.
hall we build it up AGAIN.
acs over my Lady Lee
sall We build it UP again.
q gay Iades.
rs with stone so strong,
e over my Lady Lee;
twill last for ages long,
sth gay ladee.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-09-19

FoR impure or thin Blood, Weakness, MALI
ria, Neuralgia, Indigestion and Biliousness,
take Browns Iron Bitters-it gives strength.
making old persons feel young-and young
persons strong: pleasant to tax
The Opelousas courier., 1891-09-19

KANSAS Cry is promised ice at five cents a
hundred, as a result of competition.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-09-19
Cent n Mile

MARX TWAIN has gone to Paris for a
three years stay.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-09-19

If you would be correct in pronouncing
accent the last SYLLABLE.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-09-19

NERVE REsToRER. No fits after first days use.
Marvellous cures. Treatise and 81 trial bottle
free. DR.. Kline, a31 Arch St.. Phila.. Pa.
If afflicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac Thomp-
The Opelousas courier., 1891-09-19
THE HELP.

Grace Perry writes to the Farm
journal that to many a farmers wife the
most disagreeable part of farming is the
taking into the family of help that is
needed. 1t is the primitive custom yet
retained in many locations, but with i'm.
proved mstR ss farrffng VIII come
more enlightened ideas as to the pfeserS
vatlon 8 the heart of the home, ~ Wlle
anil the mother, and her strength VIII pc
husbanded as we do not think OF now.
II is too precious to be wasted IN pfepar-
IN immense dinners for brawny men
other than her own family.
And what an absurdity to try and feed
children on food ft for hard WORKING
men: it cannot be done. Food proper
for children would not furnish one
strength necessary for the performance
"a hard physical labor, and to feed cnll-
dran a. the hearty food laborers neeo
would lead to no end Of iil-heath tol
tbam. 1t is almost IN im~posslblllty 70
denv children food that is on the taoie
and to hold them to the proper dlet wiz
things before them that they Wan' :
bad. ~ ~
There are so many dishes that q wo
man loves to prepare for her Y Iamli'
hat would be silly to set before laborlne
men. Dishes that would be OF ne inol
cord ID them in the way OF nourisnmsn
Than So much candy, but that We los
and make good for us-sucn as GUSTAV,
t cream puffs, cakes, lemon pies anu su'
light dishes. f.n,;lv
+oble should be the pleasantest anair
tbs day. and where a man is q busy o.
4 4 often the time to make plans,
4alg over many private matters tnat @
does not speak Of before any pus me'hDe
Of his own family.
ones evenings, too, should pe ge
orally spent il private, just the ann
who Is willing to admit to the lntlma'
If The hcme evening circle those y
NAV retail all that happens Or VINO y
;~ntiuence the boys and girls ever so "
81 4 way we cannot approve OF
8. Let the help have their qaaf1e
aarriea man ii best, then he mas
Ia own home life and is content.
it'll
his Hoa a;Ha
d. The most reliable authorities dine
Ut many points in regard to the Gus
Known as .shog cholera for It seem
The 10 manifested In nearly as many way
ever The sshornail'' in cattle was, ans
tbsf. has been found to be IN no ".
a:saasa of the horns, though the
On. nav becorn diseased in consequence
in. some forms Of it, 50 the cholera y
nv the disease, but q symptom Of the e
nature Is making to throw on 1ne
ease. And quite as often sne nrss =
- tom Of these diseases are eohship
vafher than securing, but It does y
tract attention. The feeding q
gsstible food may originate disease
are often called sshog cholera, ano
achee arsauent are the feeding Of era
Lever while WIT, weeds that are pa
sr;lted s. have lain il piles until
: con have begun to decay, decaylng :
. sa0 s. blss and musty Or mouldy gran
! har. oIty swirl containing more 81 " & ]
mind, ~ which has reas he'd nearly Y
ssaoes of decay. While scourl3
. yamitina are among the earliest
sou,v toms noticed Id many cases, otne.
dnlnegs. stupor and loss Of appea
nerhaps 4 breaking out q reg q
The Opelousas courier., 1891-09-19

NOVELIST RUDYARD K1PL1NG was only
two weeks in the United States.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-09-19

gKgaME STUDY, BOOKKEEPING, Business Forms,
L. 0EW6 Fenmdnship, Arithmetic, Shorthand, etc,
THOROUGHLY TAUGHT BY MAIL. Circulars free.
College,, 3 Main ST., Buffalo. N. Y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

SIsclal Z" IN" tis"n
Santa Fc, feb. Il An attempt vas
made last night To- assnssinate senator
T. Is CA'ron. Senators Slower, Mile.
Aucheta aud perea we're IN Ca,ton's
Office Two men rode up aud fired
through the glass door With rifle and
shot gun, missing Senators Sto,er and
Catron, and hitting senator Anch.,a ~
iiy" places N IL" neck aud shoulder
The wounds nte s"tiuus but not danger
IuH The men rsruI-d.
THE Legislature To- day appropriated
slonn Tor detection aud arrest II ~
sasslnt.
1t was clnae call Tor Senators Cairun,
l'erea md Slower
Great excitement and public meeting
m progress nov
Senator Anchcta resting easily Mt hos.
pitnl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

nl1ed M one ~ tho wealtbicst spanish
gentlemen ~ NrS Mexico II haa lone
been n mystery what he did With hts
money. ~ where he d"po-iIrd It before
the war. fnt he ever DID business with
auy bank, aud when he died no recurd
could b- found that would lead to n dla
conure ~ his hidi,u wealth. Some,
G"wever, we're under the Impression that
the old mau buried nls money on his
place, nh among the huevrta Vac
T. utlego Mr.. Sendovu was nn I'M
menSe den ~ N cattle, nheru aud hotaes
aud old inhabitants state tha' he would
often drive large nurkr ~ sheep To the
markets II MrNiru u Il California, r.
turning hrur Nth bags ~ guld For
tn. past ten years Ir, Nrlegu ha- be.n
end"avntIug 4" purchas" the riup.tty,
and II ~ Guthuntlvrly stated has NJ las
succeeded ~ company with Mr. Lewis
TIE x .ntlrmeu vii Investigate the prop.
erty aud vii dix after he hidden monet,
which ~ Thought To- amount to several
hundred thuuHHLd dollars
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07
Ennt Aiock Trains.

Major W. II. II. Llewellyn, the we'll
known aud competent live stock agent
OF the Santa Fe road. headquarters cup
posed to be any where in the territory,
but whose family resides nj Las Cruces,
came up the road on u fast stock train
FROM D.miug thus morning. The mayor
states that the Santa Fe company have
arranged to ship cattle through from
Deming TO ST. Louis In palace stock care
without stopping tn feed or water on the
route the cars being provided for such
emergencies. The run from Deming h.
81. LOUIS ~ abou, liOO miles, and the
train that pHssed through thus morning
will make passenger tram time and Is
the first ~ a seres ~ fast stock trains,
The cattle are from the Columbia cattle
company, +, ". Smith general manager,
aud they will have three tram loads
more. The tralns will ayerag. eighteen
cara, eSch car holding All average ~
twenty four head Of cattle. The MAJOR
reports every thing IA first, class condI.
ton at Deming, the cattlemen feeling
happy aud stock ia good shape and com.
pRratlyely fat.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

R"L-tt -, Porter. superintendent ui
census, ~ HIS last census bulletin, dated
January -, says: the work ~ the di.
WESTON ~ Indian STATISTICS II under the
direction ~ Tnnmas Dunald.nn, EXPERT
SI~clHl agent The results accomplished
nave been most satisfactory, ~ the sta
lrstlrs relating to indians ARE IA. most
iitlcuIt To obtain ~ all census data
Many ~ The enumrrntnrs engaged ~ the
Sork meet with serious aud dangerous
oppOsltlun, their porifulios being look
ID upon with suspclOn, In some cases
THESES officials narruSly esrap.d with
their lives. One enumrrstor WAS coniin
eel for several weeks ~ u Moqui town "
Special Agent DuuHldson " now out al
Gallup, and grih Col. Marmun, Of L,a.
gunH, alec appointed special agent, will
max" that town thelr headquarters until
the census ~ the NHYajo Indians is CON,
q eted. Several rnuInerHiors are at work
IN The resefvAtlnu, hut no REPORT ~
them l-lng mlstr"atri has h"en racely
81 here Tho CI.I2lS doubts the truth
II ,h. last sru'rurr ~ tie th,yr hullr
tn, ~ WhlCh mrutIuu Is made that "Hn
euumerAior was confined Tor weeks IN n
NuquI town"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

Sealed Proposals., IN cou,pliAnc. with thapts,
la, Laws 81 i>~' for f"siins the oun,y Prison.
rrr ~ li-rnai'l" uuntl, vii he rec"ivt-i by th,
l'Ath :" i"untJ tumIni--Iunrrs. then Ofic,
u Albuquerque, y. ~ , uh ia. hrpt Monday IL
AprIl A, u. i-r, u al ~ nopn, ut which hour
they will h" publicly "I~a,si,
Ia" 'nm'uls-ion"r. res"rN" the right la r-icc,
any ~ all tid-.
Any hrudet To- whom, contract may h. awarded
Will IT, required tu give gpd and ~ hcirii
bui,d Ter the faithful u-rf, rnancr ~ tho con.
tract
S.rtIun s. hhpt"r Ia, Law, - iSsi,. at shall
lr unlhwfpi Tor th"cuunt) comm ,Unert III AM
county y" i"'riN" ltd- - pf". -aS. for IA" puf.
I"--'- m"ht uir"i frun any county ~ t.TTitOriA
hc"t, nr uhC"IS, ur from lee H.. irtaIit ~ uSss
ihnts, "r deruiS ~ d'rutns, 81 pu,h officer It
uihcer ~ utccfr. ~ Tor any ASSISTANTS ur DEP /.
y OF d"put.- 81 such oii &C.. 90 otiic-ir Ia rcrei,s
thk"'t u" Interested in in any NAY whats. e, rt
rItl"r dfN y - ihdIr city any 81 ia" pr ma
ehIh- ~ inuiuInUntH hilsin. Oui If ur re-uItinS
ftuin such contract ~ ,uhtt,'t- Tor T. edlig Eucl
"a uhrr- hLI iiic'r 'hrrrp, "a Histhni "a
H~sIsinhls, or d-put! ~ "eIntl"s ~ >, 'h uiiic~
az uihc'rr Nl'laiILs th' pnyirioLE 81 th,s sc
tinn, .haiI i-' dc NEST xuI.tJ III n mi.,emeanUt.
AMI ulH'n conviction theresa shall L. hned ~ 4
Gum not l-s- than On" hundred dollar and u,A
n"r" tam nv" hundr,si d,llUs, az In,n 10, a m-n
~ the county Jaii hot l-s~ than ninety dA,s and
not more u,kn twelve IHunths az both NJ the
disc elton III the court u,ins .nch cause And
any party uf PARTIES ~ cUns irt,si shall i forth.
viii removed fr,m office, q the hive years nett
ensuing di>guall hsi from holding pub,ic office
Ia this leftItsTy.
u, order ~ the Hoard 81 County Commission.
eru.
I'M, s,SDoyAL. Chairman.
IA LII
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07
About tsAn bling.

The other day II business gent eman on
Railroad avenue wrote Ia senator \ over
saying that lie did not b-levs that the
gambling blll introduced by Senator
Chaves could he made effective III the
territory, as Il would take away from the
territorial aud schuol fluids connldsrablr
revenue, but suggested IN It's stead. M ~
substitute, that the gambling be carried
on the second story u an! building, and
that while II would not bs ~ public ~
now, siill II would suIt all parties con.
crTned, The business gentleman alrn
stated that It would he an nJastic- Ia
the taxpayrf ~ New McKee, 10y putting
an additional burden upon them, H.
gambling would be carried ou IN auy
event, NJ IL done ~ the stairs, no yaa,tei
how severe the lhS might liz, Ia reply
senator Slower states that the view ~
Expressed by the gentleman meets h.,
approval, bat that, the council had nj
ready passed u substitute n the Chavez
hill, winch IL almost copy ~ the Ne
Oraska and C.,;nrula laws, II IL very
severe and was passed 10y vote ~ 10 Ia
. senator Slower believes that when II
comes up in the house It will meet much
opposition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

The district conference Tor the Albu'
quetque district ot the NJ. +. church
South con vened at their church houss
M San Marcial, February 4th, at o oclock
n. m
Presiding Elder J, d. Bush opened the
s.tyIc,.s after the usual formula.
There we're present quite u liberal
number ~ iiicials, 10th clerical and lay,
as follows: Clerical II, W, Thomas, j.
A. Ctut2hh-ld, Is r. Terrell, y q. Wright,
!, Mt. Crulchh.ld, &, II, Gregory, w.
ID Clayton, lay men - !. Bass Allen, j. VI.
Brml-, / % Ames, Dr. J, r., Sordsr,
Al II o'clock u. M, the opening sar.
mon was preached 10y Rev. e. II, Gregory
81 Las Vegas, from the text At the eighth
verse u the fret chapter Of AOts. Good
attention, and much interest was mani.
i,'sted IN the theme
The afternoon session vas taken mp in
the Discussion and investigation OF the
SUNDAY question,
The latest cure Tor consumption 10
SAID Ia Ia goats milk A cynical news-
pape' thinks, any way, II might Oe good
for sick kidd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07
The Latest fhdi

This morning Messrs, Earickson and
McTHv,sh we're found deeply discussing
the Hd,lsablhty 81 introducing the tul
lowing latest fad at their jolly Ten
dances They derived their idea from
the following clipping:
The latest London tad at small dances
IL Tor the hostess TO have provided u
plentiful supply ~ hot mix aud settler,
with which 10 regals the Ruests upon
the eve ~ departure, 10 guard against
cold % tho hOm-ward drive. The milk,
having b,ru heated almost D. boiling
point. IL poured into long glass, INTO
winch a hrhplng teaspoonful of sugar n
lightly ~,,rrrd aud n small quantity AZ
settler II fruthed from n iphOn.
Az Albuquerque il ahead on every
thing els" IA the southwest. let the
jolly Ten boys put INTO active Use the
above "fhd," The young ladies will no
doub; be- too willing 10 supply the III
gar aud do the stirring, II the young
gentlemen provide the hot milk and
seltEer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07
"sou, anrhr HOY /"

"Comanche boy" formerly owned 10y
Joseph inmpson, the piv railroad con.
tractor who calls Kansas CITY and Ell
Pasu both hla home, but who was re-
Gently purchased by ID. Is. R,b,nson,
general manager OF In. Atlantic 4 Pa.
cutie, has arrived from Kansas City, and
will H.. nut into .ct,y. training. as .oop
ns ia. weather p,rm,ts. FOR IN. Albu
qu.rqu. sur,u. and fail rac.s eco.
mnu.h. Boy" will be remembered by the
did readers OF Tur CITIZEN "A. having
tvnIt,.J an, ,I,. f,,r ,,,,ur,,,. c,,,.. h.r.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07
lhNtt. ALTON.
The Visit OF Grn. Nettirton 20 the
tttl ro-dAy


tisu T. y, N-ttlrtuu aud wife, and
", " fpurtt, ~ Washington. ID. c.,
rnm" down t,om Santa Re last
utSht and are at thu san Felipe To.
ip MIR Nett rtou IL chl.t engiucer ~
'ne Cult-d Slats~ agricultural depart
mrut aud IA rhHfg" Ut the investigation
~ It." Aft"slhu AID uud.filov waters ~
the -"mi Utd country and 80 report on
the shm~ tur lffgH:l"u purpses The
Investigation - cuuiincd To that
.'rlIuu u the semi ard region
Nips l.'N",u toe 9ilh meridian aud the
t'uthul- Il .hr Il ny mountains, aud
| lllug p-iN"ru iir't-h America aud ~
uu lhh Iurlu lee the two DRkutHg
.hstrfu Murlara, N-brn.Ka, Kansas
/ Wyoming. tuIutHdn, >.A Mexico, wees,
rrn lrXn- Hud Lothian Territory During
| the pact few weeks the gentlemen haN,
l'-u making "XnmlnHit u q; the under
T iluA Waters "a Nebraska aud khurh,
/ particularly ~ tnr La Platte aud Al
/ kaus - valleys. Wan. there ~ great
! deal - country "a western Nebraska aud
kausaH tina, requires irrigation anu
| cannot Tor lack u water b. irrigated
~, there ar" thousands ~ 81 poriuuitlr,
Tor irrgHting small areas scattered her,
aud there over the selnl arid regions o
These tNu states.
| THIS afternoon 10y invitation ~ G. W
Me! cert, Glen Ne,tlrton aud wife AN,
Mr. Full-tt, aho will he tem-m Dered u,
having wasted Aluuquetqu. about n yea
AKA looking up Reservoir sites for tn,
geological survey aud WHO IL assistant I,
the gen raj, tnk y sHsant driv,
through portion ot the RIO Grand,
valley, with view ~ knowing the lay %
the country.
To urruw the party will go To +
Pasn aLi ttum there to Eddy, y. VI
There Ia" party vii 20 10y wagon for
dlstnnc" ~ about 30 miles up the peco
valley, stopping at Roswell and othe
places.
1t l. the wish 81 the general to lie abl,
10 pay an III ial VISIT to Aibnqu.rqu,
IN IT," near future. He passed through
the citN IN the night TIM. several year,
AZ" aud "nI! stopped over on hls wa,
south I" H''r tae toAn, IA 1t IL spoken %
and known ~ the east ~ one IT the mos
ent.rprIslng places IN the southwest
III" was aere"aby surprised 10 hnd u
NJ &. N.ttleton, the Railroad ayeuu,
J""eIer, cousin whom he had not See,
before Tor thirty years.