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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
PROPOSALS. ron INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
TRANSFORMATION.

BEREAVEMENT or THE INTERIOR. Once of
- Indian Anairr. waahinston April :. isvi. -
SeAl~d PROPOSALS., indorrcd 'Prppo.als fv Besf
lbld- for iiccf must bs admitted In separate
cny~lo,--), liacon. flOar. ,lothins. az Irnaspos.
,siion. .,c," las tho case may boz and d,fecs.d
:. ,as omm,-.ion:r ct Indian Mar y, az: .;
until =. ~. - Tuesday. May s. ir.l, fos furnish-
inR for the lndiAn s-rvic~ about vio so poends
S s"s 81 ~, "ana: ssss 90 s' esa co.
pnunds hakins Power, 2, iUbUD pounds Torn,
hO.Go pounds Cohss. iO.0D,Uo pounds floaf.
ild,uo p,mnis .s-i, s,oo POUNDS Hard B.ssd
barrels Me-s Pork, 2s,OOO puunda Ostmesl, eoo {.
uJ I.'unes Oats, HOOD pgunds kiee, roc
lu,inda Tea, III UsD pounds CoaFpe halt, i1o,0D
pounds Fine sal,, sdooU pospd. soap, i,ios0s
I1un,l. Sugar and l2,0'D poapds Wheat
Also, lilankcts, wuolen and Cott1n Goods,
s," %ant taeos "a" g ssfa.! b,iiiss. ;s.; S
b"nlms, 9i,6o yards bingham. sso.coo ysrds.
s S%S,%e hSs ssI sss.,Ss cc ..is' a..sI.S
shs.tins, li0D Yaris; Hickory bhe.tins. iAooo
yards; Cslicp shir,ins, s,oo I.r,i.; wia.ss. Sno
M~iical Supplies school Hoohs, ssc.. and ions
list 10 miscrllaneOus articles, such - harneaa.
piow. Rake-. torks, etc. and log sh9at Es
ut Chicaxo. Kansas City and Sioax City. Also
for such WAGON. ~ mar be rcluiryd, sdipsed 70
u. climate OF The Pscihe Cosss, With Caiifosnis
| Alec, tranriortation for each of tbs articlss,
| goods and supplies that may MOI BE- cootFNsted
| Tor Ca be delivered nj the Agencies.
Bipa Susr III MADE OUT ON oovxsnnxnr
BLANKS
Schedules showing the kinda and quastitiss Of
| Subsistence. supplies required Tor ceeh Aesncy
| and Srhool, and tho kinds and quantities n
gross, II all other g ods and srticlaa, toUstAsf
| with blank propo ais, conditions TO be observed
by bidders, time and place at delivery, tsrms os
| contract and payment transportation ROUTES. end
ali othsr necessary Instructions will be faylshsd
| upon application To the Indian Once q Wnsh-
| ington, or Ms. Is and 81 Wooster strseA ksv
| York; the Commits Of bahsistsncs. U b. A..
| at thcyenns, Chicago, IaAyenvorth. Omaha.
haint l.ouis. sain, Paul and IAN FRANCHISES, The
| Postmaster At Sioux City. Iowa; yankton, H.
Dakota; ArkAnsa. City. Caldwell, Topeka and
Wichita, Kansas, aud Tacssm. AnsonA.
The right IL reserved BY tho 0ovesnuspt 20 ~.
jsct any and all bids, any part az aay bid, and
| thess proposals are invited under provisO that
appropriation ahpn be made for the supplies b.
| congress.
Bias will 10 opened VI the hour and day above
stated. and bidders arc invited 10 be pressnt u
| the oIcning.
| CEHTIriKD CHECKS.
| All bids must bc accompanied b. eertihsd
| checks or drafta upon ss,sne United btatee he
| Is-iinry OF the First National Hank Of Ban FRAN
cisco. Cal., Tor nj least pe. cont. of tbs amoani
T. y. MORGAN. Commis.loasr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
Mining Notice Of forfeiture.

Territory Of New Mexico, County u Bernsiille
To Thomas y. Nswlin. Hen jania walker, J. II.
Eykcman, Jr, u. u. Aver, n. y. Hayden, Prank
M.Elkinz, William Main, James A, Main, yaeobo
lrissrrt, Donnto N, Gesperft. Henry Hpsingcf.
Francisco A. hAnEanAres and all other persoHs
whnsc nance may In known or unknown To the
undersigned, and the heir. na.igns and legal rep.
rrsTniatiyea ~ each and all Of such pers0aa, and
all p"r- rms eho have, or claim, any interest In
tho mining claim hereinafter mentionsd
You arr hereby notified that We have sxpends4
las VI bc shown more fully by the eertifeais
h.i March ~, iSy, In the ooc of the reoorSief of
de''i- In said county ~ IisrnAiiiiOl upOa tbs
Nusstra sonora de los Ailssros mining claim.
locatisi April !, 1872 the location vhsreof y
regarded In book III, page IN 81 the iiscortlss
office in said county, and Is situated In the fos
hills little south % the mouth IL Hadss Csnoa.
IN said eounty ~ Iiernaiillo, Territory II Nev
Mexico, IN order To hold said premissa pndsT the
~ th" United STATES bsinH the amount rsquired
to b" expendsd to hold the same fes the yeaf 10
and Joa are further notihes; that the pndsrslgnsd
have, and their prudncn.soEs eat led. have Ike
Wise cxpep -.ssi one hundred dollars for each VI
,he,earn i~s2, l--s, lisa, is.t, iae7, isess iss.
amounting, including the said rear tHe0 10 Ne
sum ~ eishihnndfei dollars.
And N within ninety days after the eblloaiios
of this NOTICE ~ rcquired by Law, yoa fail o. ~
fnse To contribute your proportion 81 sach et-
pend tuIc ~ co-Ownsra, " you arc such. youf ~
tsr--,, II you hay. any. will hccoms the propesH
81 the subscribers under bection INA Of ssis
Statutes,
CHAs. ". LEwIA.
Ty bas T t GaIERsaSS
Albuquerque, N. NJ, April hh. 1881.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
OlGuT TO M CORRECTED.

Upon the map recently sent out from
Denver. IN the Intrr"st ~ the coming
Commercial congress-, and Tor the purpose
q showing the extent aud resources 81
the country west ~ III" Mississlppl, only
two points IN New Mexico ara pm down
Albuquerluc aud Santa Fr the com
mcrrja aud the political centers aud the
only statement ~ our resources il con
tanned N tho ono line seattle, 1uD."
That's rather snabb! trea' ment We take
II, AT the hando of our nelghburs. aud Il
II fairly represents their ideas ~ New
Mexico It ~ high time that u commercial
congress- or some other form - cduca
tiunal machinery Mere prov idcl H. tcacn
them few facts about thu great terri
tory which lea u lJniuns their own state.
Cattle jn.Uun' Why, W. zen, ljO,0O Ia
market last year, and could now sell al
most double Il at number without mater
lal injury to the industry, The vast herds
of sheep which Craze on the plains 81 New
Mexico, and from which the merchants
of Albuquerque, alone, received and ship
ped during the year lsn, nine and Il
half millions ~ pounds ~ wool, and our
mineral output, which IL now crowdinp
close upon that ~ Colorado. are items
which ARE not ~ sufficient importance "a
be mentioned. The nci with which Den,
yer proposes 10 catch the trade ~ the
west must have very large meshes, II II
allows ma, ters u the magnitude Of these
To got away.
TmE present desert land law IL the besl
law ever on tho United States statute
books Tor building ~ irrigating cauals
II shuts oil lnnd spectators. whose
whole object IN entering land Is to tie II
up Tor speculative purposes, and in fifty
per cent ut least OF tho cases they do moi
intend 10 spcud IA dollar unless they car
zee their way clear tospot profits Of som,
sort. The new law compels an annua
expenditure, which IL calculated 20 max,
the entry man act IN good faith, and the
men WIN build canals have the satisfac
ton o. knowing that the water the,
maze available will la purchased by III,
entryman from @ sta'', insuring th,
profitable Investment " money in irriga
ting canals
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
DRoposAIs FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES Al
road hTAIIONk-Mn Ahauartefa DnnArf

NOAD NTATIUNS.-HeetQuaft DepaFt-
men, Of Arizona, Oaiee Of ths Chef Qea5!sr-
Scaled Proposals, In duplicate. Will bs received
At this office, until u o'clock, ~ m, ON NON
pay, MAY y issi. and .psasd imm: q ;.,l
nishins Of Fuel, Forage and Water ct hoed
stations In the Department of Arisena. 70 psas-
ina public teams, az detachments " tfoops, dur.
ending June 81, iSs, Hank forms Tor proposslA
containing particulnrr of the supplies required
and instructions 20 bidssrs, viii BE- furniehsd 10
nias,crr NJ Forts Apache, Revis, Grant Huas.
hnca and Kan !,arlos, and whipple basrschA A.
T.. and Fort. llayard, stanton and Winsats n.
NJ. The Government rcssryse the right 20 reject
amy az all bids. 81. kiMBALI. QaArtsrmastss.
U. Il. A., Chief QunrtarmAstsr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09

purprec. The sGl,UbOOOO " T., per
ccuta can therefore 10 paid and scarcely
make au appicclublc lolc IN the available
surplus, II n likely, however, hat III
place 81 pa! iug Tor 'hcso bonds ;, cfciary
Foster N.ll '"'utd them 10y means ~ :
per cents ard tie indications are that
the boudholdrra vl.l prefer this refund
iug propagation 81 TIE crah
iHui1AIioN ~ Nuw nENi,o
The crutus bulletin un irrigation IN
New MoNi'u ihruur gtya' deal u lgh'
upon ,hcco'd,'Ir,sD under which farming
~ that territory Do pursued The hgurcs
published rhuN tat the cost ~ land
when prepared fur cultivation, including
tar urlgttal y..' II - NUt"t ushi. upuu
au average SlS.5i, h,,umrs tie cprt ~
TIE WIld land t. bc e ~ pcr acre, 1t
appears nl,u that the ANNUAL return per
u re-, after drdurtuE thr nuuuW cNpcur"
u water. silN
|, a hardy necessary tu Gay that the
average .rlrc = inud which has hc,u
utcpnr,d Tor ru,tNHt.uu IL, including the
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
Ayers

safsapafilla I have sold u fot sishtssn
years and have the highest regard TOT its
healing qualities
Although the formula II known 10 the
trade, there can be no successful imitation
Vt Ayers Sat,Aparilla without having the
enormous facilities IT the J. e. Aver Co, u II
Impossible for other parties to put together
such valuable ingredients, Al the low cost
Of Ayers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
Nsiiee OF salt.

Territory 81 N.v MsHiec, Bscond Judicial Dc
tIlct, Iounty ot BernAlilio.
j. u. LantI, Complainant,
Clara l.antz, Rs-poatsnt.
thAnoery for divorce.
Tho said re.pondcnt Clara LAntx, IL hcrsfs
mcncei against her In thu DistTict court, fos W
county ~ bernAl,llo. territory ii New hexiea
b. said com claimant J. y. lants. fps an shsolsis
divorce aud dissolution of tho marriage ties szis;
abandonment, and Tor general rslisf; and unl..s
Soa enter youf apJearahce In the said cult In ~
once at tho clerk and register In ohanoeQ q
lsyl decree pro confesso thsreln will be rsndssss
against you.
Gas, y. HuSr.
Clefk and hs4ister In ChspessJ..
W, III. WmIkAAH, Bolicitnr for Ton plAlnssk
AbequetQas, n. u, March q, lsel-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
7 O Use

Ayers sarsaparilla, the valuable eomponents
~ which are imported. Wholesale, By the
J. e. Aver Co from the regions where these
article, are richest IN medicinal properties.
ut u . wonder IN me that any other
than Ayers SAfsaparilla hA, q show In the
market, II people consulted their own In.
tcfrst, they would never use any other foe
II II not only tho best. but, on account u Ne
concentrated strength and purity. II " the
most economical " -- James y Dufy, Drug.
Gist. Washington 1t. Fro, idepce, RI
w A l. Almond Druggist, Liberty, Va,
writes Leading physicians In this city
prescribe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09

publican or democratic party. The
sub treasury project, the per cent COY.
eminent losn 10 farmers, the governmental
ownership oi railroads and the dcmonc-
tiSaticn ~ god eud silver will never bc
y part u any national party platform.
These schemes are Too ian,nstical, too I'm.
Just, too eStravngant and retroaressive
Ia find a place even IN that gtah.bag 81
nj things, u democratic pia,iotm. A re-.
publican convention would lc false Ia
the history and principles u tho party u
u eepouaed the objects proposed 10y the
nllIhncc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
A NEW PARTY,

II the farmers alliance people hope In
carry out their program It 10 absolutely
necessary for them TO organize q new
party, for II 10 waste Of time for them
to try to ioist their schemes upon tho TO
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
TmE.nEATGEHMANT HIO

IN exchange IA referring tu tho recent
death Of Count Won Molko, says It II n
singular fact that tho three prea,cst
statesmen, Judged 10y results, produced
by tho continent oi Europe since the
first Napulron. were - the same nation
atty, engaged IN the same prudIguus un
dertaklng and lived to u great old age
bismarck, Won Moltke and Wilhelm !
constructed out 81 al magnificent prn
cipalIty one ~ tho most powerful nations
on the globe. The results were due
next to the greatness Of the men, 10 the
remarkable harmony existing between
them during the entire period % their
activity. The death Of the emperor was
the first OF u series OF vents which mark
the temperance Of the great trio FROM
the stage. The removal OF bismarck in
dictated that now counsels as well az
new hands bad succeeded 10 the control
Of Germany b affairs. And now the death
at ~, ot Won Molikc leaves the creates,
az tho trio surviving alone and 10 privat,
lie. His own lie can not be- prolonged
Tor many years, and the German empir,
which he more than any other man con
structcd will shortly bc left Ia the ear,
OF men "who knew not" bismarck.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09

For half mile the run was pretty 10.
tween tho two latter, but Dolly being In
fast ,railed far bchibj, hob Ingeraoll
won with grent case. Lillian second, md
Dolly third Time, t9a,.
Bob Insef oil a. N. Pryotl. ,....,..........i
Lillian e. IiafclAl ......,.u,..
Doll, III, H. Oftitl ......,,.r,..,.,...,,,.
rng 800 rRor.
There were five starters In this trot be-
Huron, Belle Henderson, Spanish Maid,
May Queen anl Wooduine Betty Is.
beng Withdrawn just before the RICE by
throwing n toe weigh, and meeting
with au accident, through the careless
ness oi the hus'lcr, ~ she was pressing
through the gate, one 81 her hind legs
being bady skioneJ.
After scoring several times, some per
sou among the quarter stretch cried cut
go aud Huron and Belle Henderson
were specdc,l the whole mile before M
c"rtNuing that the start VA false.
After u rest up oi few minutee, fair
start Was obtained, considering the num-
Dor on the track. which ~ too narrow ~
admit with safety i've sulky entries at a
time. The hea, was won by Belle Hen.
dcrson, pressed closely by Woodbinc and
Spanish Maid, Huron fourth aud May
Queen nth. Time 3,S
The next hea, was prettlly and clcyerly
won 10y May Quecn, Who had trAiled be
hind all until the homo stretch was
reached when the noble little animal
moved W aud passed. spanish Maid, who
had led nll the way, gong under tie wire
amid volley ~ shouts, May Queen
first, Spanish Maid second, licllc Hon
dctson thrl, Huron fourth. Wuodbins
fifth. Time, 3ol',.
The third heat was also won by May
Queen ia 2:JGi =, and the nth hent by
Huron IN 800. Owing Ia the lHtrnest
OF the hour the trct was postponed until
thus afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09

THE Law relating TO tho protection OF
hsh 10 this territory allows the catching
Of ash with hook and line from May to
November /.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09

Tar United States immigration laws
ought TO require every foreigner who
Gomez to this country with the intention
OF remaining or engaging in business TO
sign a paper orncing allegiance to
any foreign power and declaring his in
tention 70 become an American citizen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
nEADQI ARTERs.

Chicago ID 10 DO "horse headquarters
hereafter. A company known as the
American Tro,tlng Horse Associate ION"
has been formed, aud has contracted Tor
the purchase " the entire plant ~ what
has been known as the Wallace Register
company, including the "liegIstcr," the
"Munthly" and tho Year Book" aud the
entire outfit will he removed from New
York To- Chicago.
The Herald of the 2i,h says; The final
settlement was made with John II. Wal.
lace yesterday morning, and the contract,
which handed tho property over 10 y, +,
Gorton, Samuel BAKER aud +. s. Waters,
the three commissioners appointed TO
take out the charter for the association.
was duly signed. The sale involves the
plant owned by the Wallace Register
company, including the publications
named. the cash 10 hand. office fixtures,
and god will for the sum Of 5000
cash. the remaining tsO,uD 10 be PAID
within u year, bearing q per cent inte."
trNs huu ~ NHhN
profits should be turned over to Wallace
as part payment Of the 81 200 until that
sum has been paid
a SITUATION, NOT a THEORY.
The democrats are Just now worrying
great deal over the TREASURY deficit
which they pretend Ia believe IL sure TO
follow the liberal appropriations Of the
last congress or what they are pleased
10 call republican extravaganza IN pay
ing pensions, Improving rivers aud har-
bora, taking the duty III sugar and IN
wiping out an, GD3,9OO ~ the interest
bearing bonded indebtedness Of the gov.
eminent. The Topeka Capital says the
vast expenditures made by a republican
congress aud administration in these ut.
rections in the last two years are worry.
ing the kickocrats no that they cant
sleep. Some have become 30 morbid IN
dwelling on this deficit that they cont.
IDENTITY predict the bankrupty OF the gov
eminent unless the kickocrGtic patty ID
placed in full control Of al departments
81 national affairs, A newspaper repro
senting this class u patriots maGs the
assertion the other day that there would
10 sensation In September when somc
tGO,uO0.OOO ~ government bonds fall due
and on being presented for rel, mptiou
would compel the secretary OF the treas
ury TO admit that the reasury in bank
rupt. This brought q prompt responss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
Don't HE AFRAID.

A rebel ironclad vresel in the Chilean
instruction has been destroyed by u tor.
pcdu from one ~ Balmaceda's ships, aud
the naval officers ~ the world are inter.
estci because thu assurance ia now given
that ,orpedors can prove effective against
iron clads. The war department at
Washington ~ arranging Tor an lmptuy.
ell torpedo syStem Tor cuas, defense pur
pesos. Tho incident in the Ch,lrHn war
will probably insure the plncjrg ~ an
elaborate torpedo system Tor the protcc.
ton - all our porte on both oceans. aud
will have the effect ~ Iuirting the
nerves ~ these ~ our criSnns whI have
been trembling Tor fear the great Nnt
ships ~ Italy ur some other g. rlgu pow
pr should come over aud d,s'ruy all our
grrnt cities along ~" coast The wa ~
South America has demonstrated the
fnct that the little torpedo h.a' to
small u be target fus IT," great guns
with which the great war rrlIs ~ Eu.
roIc NJ" now armed - mpr" form d,uir
aud more destructive than tie great
steel l.yiRthnus WITH Whi'h ia" nat N's
~ Eutot" have lately ~. \, lcI ttru
solves at II cot ~ great that pay nR Tor
the ships has Impoverished the I"ipc
Even with our prrsnnt torpedo r"tNi'u,
New York suut IN much more duug"'
than Albuquerque from n'I squadr II
that any European ra'Iun can send over
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
rRorr.Rs At TuE WORLDS

II 10 feared by the friends and admir-
era ~ fast horses that the trot,cr ~ not
gong io bc very literally treated 10y the
Worlds Fair management, and n com
mitiee.of the American Trot,ing liotsc
Registry association" recently called on
Director General Davis, IN Chi 'ngu, Ia
insist upon n generous allowance ~ cash
premiums Tor that section ~ the live
stock department The committee Whs
comp s,d ~ l. j. Johnson Kentucky
Norman ! Cplmnn. Missouri. c. u. A.
lairc. Illinois, G. " Williams, Iowa, and
s. \. Browne, Michigan. These gentle
horses will ge, more than thc,r share ~
the tat purses that will l." hung up ~
.he HORSE department - tho l," stock
exhibit SOME time ago the National
Live Stock nasu'Ia'iun, thai " composed
nlmort exclusively ~ farmers aud cattle
raisets, held u meeting aud proceeded tu
= "a DIVISION - a." tlinUn that the
local directors have decided shall Ices
gwen ~ awards m H." i've stock depart
mcnt Thepc men arbitrarily at asid,
% f.,r cent ~ the amount Tor tho cattle
exhibitors. - r.r cont FOR hnfe.ri,n nr A
~ On. Then they won, on - s,y that
80 much ~ the money should ~ ~ the
C,ydradnles. ~ much H. the Nurmaua
and nuntIo- w.. slice Ia prtchrrpus and
Helgiars. lpa,,ry rt tho hrredrrs Il
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09

The second annual meeting ~ the Gen.
tlcmcn's Driving assnciptDuu which clos
cd Saturday, WAS entirely sa,is'nctor? IN
lts rrsuits, 9th to the pubic aud the as
Ru,int,uu. Tho managers have not made
themselves rich out ~ the profits ~ the
exhibition, but they feel Themselves we'll
Paid IN having advert iacd Albuquerque
u the world aI the ccntcrltg point 81 the
horse interests ~ the snuthvest. The
town hns been benefited, III" friends ~
fine horrc flesh have been sraiiticd and
every body il satisfied except those vita
hRl the bad luck Ia l", uu the wrong
side and they ought 10 have known bet
ter.
Tina ursoclRtun ~ just IN it's infancy
only one year oil aud ~, Il has shown
in the meeting just closed u degree 81
energy and enterprise which would do
credit To- an old established institution,
The Gentlemcn'a Driving association
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gardcd hereafter as ON. u our regular
annual exhibitions,