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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-03-11
S. H. STAATS,
4o5 Market st. 4o5 Market st
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.

DUBLIC sALE-THE SUBSCRIBERS
j. being about to quit farming, will Of
fer at public sale their entire stock on the
John Peoples farm, on the road leading
from Lancaster pike to Kennett pike, one
half mile from Silverbrook Station. W. &
N. Railroad.
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 12th, 1891,
at !? O'Clock M, sharp
90 head of horses. No. /. Gypsy,
~ sorrel mare, IL years old, with fOai
gooa worker and driver. No. T. Dennis
years old. good worker and driver. No
3. Mag. bay mare. Z years old, good work
err and driver. No. 4. Toy, 5 years old,
bay horse. good worker aud driver.
Twenty head of good mitch cows, r.SS-s
some close sprlngera some will bc la ~
profit by day OF sale, yearling calf, one
bull, coming years old; lot of chickens
turkeys and DUCKS, Two good farm
wagons Germantown dearborn, Jump
scat carriage, l buggy, / milk wagon,
basket Sleigh cutter, milk sleigh, . car
rlnge poles Deering binder good rs new;
! Thomas horse rake, self-dump; hay ted
der Whitney mower. Champion mower.
roller. Acme harrow, pair twin harrows, /
Hench wheel cultivation : Iron Ago Guilt
yators Syracuse plow, Oliver chilled plotS,
Pennsylvania grain drill, corn aheller
nearly new; NauWicklc grain fan, turnip
cutter, grindstonC. Harness. sets wagon
harness, sets dearborn harness, carriage
shoyels forks, hoes, single and double
trees, pillow harness and other articles too
numerous to mention. Also lot OF hay
by the ton and STACK. Half interest of is
acres OF wheat in the ground.
Terms-All sums Of SIS and under cash
over that amount credit of months
will be given ON purchaser giving bank
able note with an approved endorser.
JOHN PEOPLES,
A. ID, SHELDON.
w. J. Link, atctlonecr.
Il. Robinson, clerk. ml-eod, 6td-atw
DUBLIG SALE OF STDCK.-I WILL
sell at public sale, at Booths Corner
Delaware County, Pa,
ON SATURDAY. MARCH II, 1891,
At 10 p. m. sharp. .=
Thirty head Of carefully selected dairy
cows. fresh and forward sprinEers; stock
bulls, A lot of nice, thrifty shoats, and
about 30 pnir of nice young chickens.
This stock Is direct from Cumberland
County, Pa, and s worthy the attention
of buyers, ns they will be warranted ms
represented. Don't forget the day. Two
months credit, G.. W. BALDWIN,
j. ii. SLAUGHTER, Auctioncer.
m0-d&w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-03-11

Cough candy at Ferguson's, Il E. Cd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18

OPEN rHE STHEETs

There Ii a present necessity for the
opening OF two or three more 9, reefs
across tho railroad, and that necessity il
decreasing every day Especially il this
IL" case in the northern part ~ town.
There IL only one crossing tetween Rail.
road avenue aud the mountain road,
which IL frequently the cause ~ great
Inconvenience to people living or dong
business between those points. We are
unable Ia zee any good reason Why there
should not be crossings at all the At reets
north of Copper avenue, because that
part ut the railroad beyond the ynrd
limits Ia not used 10y the switch eng
aud there IL but single track To croes.
TIA" new city council ought to take the
necessary steps 10 secure the right Of
way and have the streets referred 10
opened through from one side IL an 10
the Othe,,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18
NV JtpN LAW

Tia" ne" jury law ~ quite u chang, on
ipr old one, says territorial exchange.
i.pdrr Il juror must be male citizen
Il tho Cntrl Sint,a. uy.r IN, ms, 80
tscuty one Years. ~ sound mind. who
has been n bona tido resident o. the ter
u,oty Tor one year, q the county or dis.
tr,ct xix months. the owner III the coun
y or district u property taxable for
uther than school purIpsos, and who
"ha, have pali taxes uu the same, who
has not boon convicted ~ ANY Infamous
crime, IL not mn habltual drunkara or A
person living Ia a state ~ Ligamy or
polysamy.
THIS provision, M act forth in the J,.
canning u section !, seems 10 be- contra.
dlrted 10y what follows in the same sec.
tom N hiCh ia that "ayery n,nl, ritt ,.,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18
AnEnoCwATIC OPINION.

Carter Harrison was mayor ot Chicago
Immediately before Cregier, the present.
encumb.nt. lie went out Of office leav
ing over two millions Of dollars in the
treasury, all OF which has disappeared
under the present administration. When
the present mayor was nominated by the
hoodlums Tor reelection, Carters patri.
otisn, proved To be stronger than his
democracy, and he nominated himself m
independent candidate for the Office
Although supported by the more decen,
element in the democratic party he was
defeated, and has since been turning a
little light on To the democratic methods
10 Chicago for the information OF the
public. referring TO the course pursued
by the present administration and ils
supporters in the late election he says
cit was in line with its action for
the past two months--fraudulsnt, in
timidating, corruptiUR and d,sgraceful
II was n revelation 10 me-, for bad never
before attended the polls IN the hoodlom
districts, wilder and more di,graceful
orgies. more besotted savaReiy, aud open
appeals by buyers Of votes could not ex'
ist in the most ignorant Of the southern
plantation DISTRICTS"
That 10 good democratic testimony
and IL Ia fully corrobotated by all the
circumstances ~ tue Gaze. The prcaen,
condition 81 affairs in Chicago 10 mol
materially different from that which ex'
isted in New York under the Tweed re-
CINE, and the large vote polled for Haf
rison IN opposition to the regular" nom
nee Of tho party, Is a protest ON the part
OF the decent portion OF the democracy
against the hoodlum rule inauguratcd
by Cregier. But, II the respectable dem
ocra.s Of Chicago sxp"ct to redeem their
city, they must join hands for that pur'
pose with the republicans.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18
AHOt SCHOOLS.

The row school bpnrd has work before
It aud work Of very important charac
ter, which vail tell for all time upon the
welfare and progress ~ Albuquerque, II
the new school system nov 20 be put into
Operation shall be establ he'd ON the
right kind OF n basis It will do more to
commend the town to the favorable no.
tlc" OF people abroad than anything else
W. can 10, while on the other hand, II
any radical mistake II made IN the start,
II ~ liable Ia take us many years To- cor.
rect II. but the character Of men chosen
81 constitute the first board ~ education
Is sufficient guarantees that tho work
will bs carefully aud thoroughly done,
ana that none but the best modern
methods will be- employed. The large
powers delegated 10 the board 10y the
law under which it il organized leave II
wholly untrammelled in it's work, and
give the whole matter into its hands.
On the present valuation ~ the taxable
property - the town, bonds may be
ISSUED for school house purposes u the
amount uf about ninety thousand dollars
and that sum, properly invested, would
equip us with school houses for ten years
to come and IL IN necessary that III put.
ting UP such building We should take ac.
count ot the future, ami not content
ourselves with providing facilities mere
ly sufficient Tor to day, and thus make il
necessary In do the work all over again
in a year or two.
In regard Ia the proper course tc be-
pursued IN this matter two or three plans
have been suggested, One is that We
should pu, up good sized bulldog in
each ward for IA graded school. and An.
other IL for putting up u smaller and
cheaper building in each ward for a pri.
mary school, and one fine large build
ing near the middle ~ town for "A
central graded school, Tor the accommoda-
ton OF the larger children from all the
wards. Either plan would bs good, and
We presume the board will give 10 these
and all other suggestions that may be
made. careful consideration before Il
definitely decides upon any line ~ policy
But however the details may bs finally
arranged there IL one point that may be
regarded as settled, and that 10 that We
shall have u good modern public system,
that will be credl,abls TO the city, and
furnish ample educational facilities 10
oil the children in the place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18
or CoUsrnir nnr.xr

The Optic calls attention to the fac,
that the extension 81 the narrow guagc
road from Espanola to SANTA 20 has
never paid. OF course II does not pay
neither would an extension TO Las Veg
I" pay, but an extension TO Albuquer
que IL another matter altogether. A
road could not be expected to pay, that
might run 10 any one u the various vii.
lages OF New Mexico aud stop there. but
coming to city, which ia the distribut.
ing point Tor nearly all the southwest,
and from which the surplus products Of
The country are sent to market, IA u
horse ot u decidedly different color.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18
TAXING TnE CITY CgNsta
The New Law Respecting the R~quis.
i'e Population for City In.
corporation

Section |. That section lG0S ~ tho
Compiled Laws Of 1884, entitled Mum.
cipal Corporations" ~ hereby AMENDED
10y striking ont the words "three hun
dred" in the fifth lins and inserting the
words 1.-TWO hundred" also by atrlkipg
out the words 1.-TWO thousand" in the
twenty fourth and twenty Nth lines and
inserting he words Fifteen hundred" ~
that the said section when amended
shall read Rs follows, VIZ:
Section lGS. When the inhabitants
OF any part OF ANY county no. embraced
within the limits OF any city or incorpo
rated town shall desire TO be- organized
into city or Incorporated town, they
mny apply by petition IN writing, signed
by not less than two hundred Of the DUAL
ihed electors permanent residents Of the
territory, To be embraced in tho proposed
city or Incorporated town, and who have
at the time Ut presenting such petition re-
sided therein not lsss than six monthe, TO
the board OF county commissioners of the
proper county, which petition shall do
scribe the territory proposed To be EN-.
braced ia such city or incor porAted town,
which shall not exceed one and one half
miles either IN length or breadth at the
time Of incorporating, and shall have IN
nexed thereto an accurate description and
map or plat thereof, and state the name
proposed for such city or moor
porated town which said DO.
tltion, description and map or plat
shall la filed in the Office Of the
clerk Of the probate court, and upon the
receipt Of said petition, 10 properly s,gn.
cd, the SAID board OF county commits.
sioners shall order the sheriff Of the
county to take an accurate census of all
the permanent residents who have fesld.
cd In such limits not lea, than six
raonths prior thereto, aud return the
sams To the said board on lists, which rs.
turn mus also be filed Ia the Office OF
the clerk OF the probate court; and no
corporation shall be allowed TO DO form
ed unless the number Of such inhabi.
tants shall exceed fifteen hundred: Pro
vided, that portions OF country contain.
ing three thousand inhabitants within
an area oe three miles square. may EN-.
brace within the limits Of the proposed
incorporated city or town three miles
square, and where the mum.
Der Of inhsbitants amount 10 five thous.
and, such city or town may embrace
within its limits six miles square: Pros
vided, further, that such cities or towns
shall he 10 rectangular fern, and the
width thercof shall DO at least two thirds
M great as the length thereof: And pro-
vided, further, that the petitioners pro
vided for in this section shall deposit or
cause 10 be deposited with the treasurer
Of the county sufIicicn, funds out Of
which to ay the expenee of making
such census or enumeration, and no
county shall be- responsible Tor any por.
lion ~ thu a. aL.aa, IL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18
NEW MENsCO oHEs.

tn" Pueblo papers inform us that the
smcl'"'s Il that place now receive their
best ores from New Mexico. aud tina. the
receipts from the mines ~ this territory
already rquaI those from the mines 10
Colorado. II this IN Tho case, with the
imperfect and indirect railway commuu
ica,l"n that Pueblo now hns with the
mliiug districts ot this country, could
she not rra, onahly expect very marked
increase q business from this country
with better nnd more direct facilities for
reaching 1t: The Atchisou, Topeka 4
Santa fc road last year carried out ~
the Mngdnlena district 1000 tons Of ore
over tifty tons u day aud tho camp ~
developing ~ rapidly that the ship
mcnts Tor the present year will amount
To full! twice ~ much hs the quantity
Indicated 10y the figures gwen above
Pueblo, with her extensive smelling
works will readily appreciate the i'm.
pnriancc of direct railway cummuulca.
ti"n with cunntry capable u achieving
such results A the production -; oros.
Some ~ the richest and most proluc.
tive DISTRICTS Of Ills territory have as
yet NJ railway communication whatever
with the outer world, but have to trans.
port their Otcs Tor distances ranging
from TWEEN ! 10 eighty n les, by pack
'rainn or wagon, over mou Malt roaus,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18
FH x DY n y.

The river commissioners have expend.
sd about 1900 on the dyke near Ala
media One altot this amount Il provided
10 river tax warrants and the remainder
paid out In cash by the county commits
siopers. The dyke 10 not completed. and
there ars a number Of Just bills due mer'
chants In this city who supplied mater.
iai for tue dyke. The commissioners
should order tho work completed, and
provide for the payment Of the expense.
The expense 10 Tor the benefit Of the
whole county. and no one should object
10 the payment Of legal bills. This city
will necessarily bear tho principal bur.
den OF the expense even II the county as
sumss the whole tar. The commissioners
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18

are fsir.minded men, and all assertions
that they are controlled by this OF that
man 10 fslse. The Democrat yesterday
morning makes an attack on Pedro
Perea. asserting that he Ia opposing the
completion Of the dyke by the county
We do not bclievc an, thing OF the kind.
That paper is rabid in its opposition to
Mr, Perea, and nothing would please II
% much as FOR Mr.. Psrca 10 OPPOSE this
improvement.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18
a LEA. Al QUESTION.

/ u II necessary for the new council IA
enact new code Of ordinances Tor the
government of the city, That's a ques
ton that il just now being pretty thor.
ouRhly discussed. Our opinion 10 that
such course Ia necessary, and this
seems to be the opinion also, Of nearly
all those who take the trouble 10 invest.
gate the subject.
When the incorporation act was before
the Legislature an amendment was OLE
ell providing that the ordinances existing
in any iowa ut tho time OF it's incorpora.
ton as u city, should remsia y: Is.rce un.
der the enlarged firm 81 government,
but this aus voted down in the council,
the opinion OF the attorneys in that body
being that the ordinances passed for tho
government Of town, would 10 go
many instances, fail short Of meeting the
requirements OF city, that It would be
much better TO leave the law 10 such
form as 10 make II incumbent upon the
first council OF u city To enact an entire
new code. Such being the case, and the
intent ~ the trainers Of the act being 30
clear, II seems TO us Ia he very plain that
one ~ the frs, duties Of the council now
coming IN will he to instruct the city at.
torncy To make new compilation OF or.
dinances as speedily ~ possible, adopt.
ing those We nov have to the changed
condition u affairs, and drafting others
whenever necessary 10 mset the broader
requirements of n city. or course, this
would involve some trouble and labor for
the council and the attorney, but that
would be very small matter NJ com.
pared with the risk we should continu.
ally run IN trying 10 act under laws the
sutiicIency or efficiency Of which might
at amy time bc called in question. The
present ordinances may stand the test
for some time TO como, or they may not
We shall have b take tina, chance but
II we take the little time and trouble ne
cessary to give US a new revision, adjust
I'd to The enlarged wants and powers u
the new order Of things, We shall know
We are right, and not have to run
the risk Of being defeated the first time
somebody chooses TO Ieeist the enforce
ment 81 AN ordinance An attempt To
enforce laws which might be- found TO
have no legal vitality, might give us no
end Of trouble aud expense, bot NO know
that city ordinances, regularly passed by
a city council. will be valid-snd II 10 al.
ways better 10 take the safe side.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18
Mining Notice OF Forfeiture,

Tcrrit"ry ~ New Mexico, County 81 ii.rnaliilc.
To Thomas \. Newlin. Hen jamin Walker. J. n.
" h.inan, IT, ". " Avery, u. y. Hayden. PRANK
M.tlkihs, william Main, Jnm,a A. Main. JArobo
irisarri. Dnnnto y. iAapHrri, Henry springer,
Francis" \ Mansanarc- and all other pss~nns
Whose Nance may he known ot unknown To- the
undcrsigned, AMI the heirr aas gns and legal rep
rrscn'atives ~ each and all ~ such IcrsOns, and
all p"rr ms who have, or claim. any interest in
the mining claim hereinafter mentiun~l
ION are hereby uOtihesl that We have exIended
one hundred dollhru In labor and improvements
lnA vi bc shown more fully by the certificate
hIei March ~ lsyi In the office ~ the rcrt,ler ~
dssis Ia said county ~ il.nhlillo) upon the
Nne-itn hsnorn de lee hilasrus mining claim,
located April lsip, the location whereof 10
r.c"rird In iiuo.. u, rage iSiuf III. liecus,i.r's
,ftce ~ shid cuuntS, and u siiuAisd In the foot
hills It'll south ~ the mouth ~ liad-r Canon,
" said county 81 lerbalillu. TERRITORY az New
Mexico, IN ORDER Ia hold VI prr MSS under tho
provisions ~ Hctiun 2I.I ~ tho teyi-cd Statutes
~ III" tnii'sf States lsnE the amount required
I" Ia ckI"nd to hold tho sans for the ear isaD;
nnd Jon are further u ,ined that the unucrsir nsi
have, anti their pt,d.C,ssurr rnti lsl, have like
wise cSpend'i one hundred dollars for each III
heJeNr- iSSl lSSa, Isl. tsSi. iSsi. iSss, lSsa,
Hm"untins, including tho said year is,o, Ia the
sum ~ eight hundrs-l dollafr,
And N within ninety dnys after the publication
81 this motto" ~ required 10y a~, you fail or re-
fusc Ia r"nifibut- your proportion ~ such ex-
lrhditnrr hr co-o~ner~ " you are such, y,,ur in
ter'~', u ,uu have any, will sconic the property
~ the subscribers under section 2i2l of saia
Statutes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18
An IMPORTANT LANE

Referring To the road now building up
the reccs valley, and heading for this
city, the Roswell Record says 1T will be
the most important road tina, Albuquer'
que "ill have, and viii give To that city
degree OF prosperity that cnn hardly be-
estimated" And there Is no doubt Of
the fact that the road IN question, which
Is now actively pushing this way, will DO
very potent factor in the building up
OF the city, not only by reason Of the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18
A0tiee OF Ault,

Aotiee OF Aait.
Territory al Nc AeEiec, SECOND Judicial Dia-
ttiet, County Of hcrnal.!,o,
J. u. LAntz. Complainant
Glars IAntE, iisepondrnt.
l'hanceFy for divorce.
The sAid respondent, Clara I.AntS, l. hereby
notihssi that q suit In chAncsry las bsen cnm.
mcneed against her In the District court, for the
county ~ bsrnAlillo. Territory ~ New Mexico
BY SAID complainant J. J.. lAntI, fs an absolute
divorce and dissolution of tho marriage tiss sxist
ana bet~en the paftls~ hereto, ON the sround oi
abandonment, and Tor general relief; and unl.ss
yoa enter yoaS appearance In the paid suit Ia the
utties ~ the cleIk and register In chAncsry al
said court, on or before u,e hr.t Monday III AAy,
1891. decree pro confcsso therein will b- F.ndsrcs
against y0n.
CHAH. Y, HuNT,
Clerk and Register In Oh, ncery.
Albuquorque, N. NJ, March q, isal,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18

that hundreds ot thousands ~ people
would make their homes there " they
could find tho means Of support"
TuE Santa Fe Sun devotes oonsidera
ble space a. Ncill u Field, Of this city,
aud reads him Gu, ~ the democratic
party That paper actually believes that
the republican victory IN this city In
du" Ia the fact that Mr. Field voted Tor
Mr.. SAINT. In the Fourth ward, where
Mr. Field resid"s, eix democratic votes
we're cast with Mr. SAINTS name Tor
mayor Mr.. Field may have voted for
NJ SAINT Last TALL MIR. Saint voted
Tor Mr. Field, and being next door neigh
botS and warm personal friends, 1t 10
probable that Mr.. Fisld returned the
courtesy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18
NOT NHRAnnnlna

President Hartisons proclema alton in
regard 10 the Behring ses fisheries
shous that our government has no idea
ct weakening In regard TO the matter Of
properly enforcing its rights In III.
waters referred TO- There 10 nothing In
The document in regard to the "tbrcs
mile limit" or anything OF that SORT, but
u speaks II the Behring sea In msnnes
which shows 10 Epgland and all the rect
~ the word that We regard that sea az
zone Of our thing.," Just as much M
the CheSpeake bay or the M,ssissipp,
river.
The proclamation quotes from the re-.
vi-cl statutes ~ the United States
which provide that any person found
guilty ~ killing any fur bearing ANIMALS
in the waters referred e., shall he fined
not lcss than s.joo, nor more than sl,OOO,
and that slI vessels engaged in such
work shall be seized AMI contlacated, aud
then proc,N'ds To give notice that "All
persons found t. he oG to have been Ell.
gagged IN amy violation ~ the laws OF the
United Sta'cl IN sad waters, will be ar
rested aud punished ma above provided,
ard that all vessels 81 employed, their
tackle, apparatus, furniture aud cargoes,
Will l." seized nud forfeited"
There ~ not ing Indefinite or uncer.
tain nbout the position ~ tho govern.
men, nn this question, Nutwthstand.
INK MI the arguments aud protests ~
Great Britain. We give fair notice 10 all
ia" world that the jehr,pg sea belongs
tus, and that We shall arrest aud pun
ish M! pcrHpu found guilty ot violating
cur avs IN those waters