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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
TuE SAWS MIsTAkE.

We are sorry 10 scr that the Salt Lake
Irrigation convention repeated the ms.
take ~ the Denver Commercial congress,
IN asking the tuItrd States government
to donate the ARID lands 10 the country
b. the states or territories IN WhIrh they
ARE situated. thht the reclamation u the
sam" may be accomplished through the
proceeds 81 their sale
That's the wrong Way To de- Il, hud - u
prorusltIpn that w. should refuse To- con.
slcr. The public lands belong to the
United States, and Il - IT," moral duty
ut the general government 10 do what
ever mny be- necessary to nuke them
haOlttblc and arabic, anl iii to become
homes for the people. MI that portion
~ the public domain winch could lie
Huld at II profit hEs been sO,d 10y the ma
troual Iuvcrhment, and the money has
gone into the national treasury, aud
now, when there ~ rothlng left except
such iauds ar will cost for their feclama.
tIuu more than the established price 81
public land, It ia not night for the govern.
mcut ~ the United States Ia try to uu.
load them on to the states and terri urlcs
IN which they happen To- he situated, and
1t II IA great mlstak" Tor any "cCmmerclnl
congress or irrigation convention" to
give lts nssent 10 any such proposition.
Seventy par cent - all the laud III
New Mexico ~ cIassrd "a "arld." and Il
~ utterly beyond tn" power u this terri.
tory to pa! Tor the construction - such
works ns ar" necessary To the reclaim.
ton ~ thus lahd, neither IL II falr or Just
IL ask us 10 attempt the construction -
such work after the general government
hns had the benefit ~ all the lands that
could be- marketed without expense.
Let the United States government do
whatever Ia necessary to maze these
lands III Tor Occupanc! 10y lts citizens,
and then let it have the proceeds II their
snle at a dollar aud quarter Hn acre,
We don't propose 10 disc,.ss the Wisdom
90 uuwIsdum IT u "paIernal government,
but II tho guyornment ~ the United
States can exercise pat,Tnal jurisdiction
over al, the rect u the Cudutty, we don I
want It - stop when 1t strikes the Line
OF New Mexico,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
banquet at Chicago.

Chicago, Sept, - Covers for five hun
dred were laid ut the banquet which
takes place ut the Palmer house To,
night in honor Of Her Wermuth, lmperi,
al commissioner from Germany, and
SIR Henry I. Wood, and James Dredge
Of the British royal commission. who
have been in this city investigating the
present status ot the worlds fair and
who lcave en route Tor home tomorrow
The American commission which recent
~ visited foreign countries, will also be
among the guests, The event will be
one u unusual magnltlcence,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
WHAT AII.I.DIT.

The science u ram making ~ yet IN
- infancy, ard It In not surprising,
therefore, that Uncle Jrrryz hruteu
ants AT IL ra,u ehouli have made II
slight mistake. It appears now that the
whole difficulty land N the fact TINT the
commanding utlic-roi hecxpeditrun Tor.
got the combination, and when he uu
dcrtouk To turn the ram on at FL Paso,
hc turned It III at that place and let II
On ia the 30 m,lo circuit that IL 80
m,i"s away aud that ~ Why oceans u
water came down here, aud not a drop
at I'll Pasu, where the shooting Has done.
People who nave charge II such things
ought a. be- u htlle careful
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
sOMIN,. ..Onn AEEn.

Judge iiuzlcdlueprobaby does ~ much
travelling, ~ rcarl! all PARTS II the coun.
try, Hs any other citizen Il this territory
aud yet wherever he goes, from the Pa
cDiic 10 the Atlantic, or from Canada Ia
the Gulf, he t,uds, or makes nm uppor
tuutty II, HImoet every point To- put in a
few good words Tor New Mexico. And
h" has Teen doing this 81 long aud "a
we'll that Ne have no DOUBT fair share
II the prosperity the territory ~ enjoy.
ing 10 day IL the irult of the good seed
be hRs sown from time 10 time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
EI.TEH

The Joplin, Mo, Mining News, ot late
date has au article showing the quaint.
tieg u lead ores sent To- market 10y var
ious mining districts in the west, which
serves to cali very forc,bly 10 mind the
demand that exists Tor u smelter at Al.
buqurrque, aud the opportunity wL,ch
such an establishment would have FOR
securing the best and most profitable
ores u almost unlimited quantities, The
article to which W. refer shows that u
yer! larl" percentage Of the lead put on
the market by Missouri river smelters,
ia FROM ore drawn from New Mexico,
nearly all ~ which IL carried through
Albuquerque To shelters nearly thous'
and miles away, We have the fuel and
thc ore, both IN unlimited abundance,
while practical aud experienced men
stand ready 10 take hold Of such an en-.
terprlse Rs soon as We are ready to take
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

part oi I've stock II was stated 10y one
~ the gentlemen IN attend ,bcs at the
miners merting here during the far
that tho ci'1ens ~ Albuquerque vii
take twenty five thousand dollars ~
stock IN tie cbtcivtur he WI, take the
balance, aud oblinate himself To- have u
two stack smc,let ~ up ration ut this
point within u Icar Aud the patty WHO
mode thus sintemcui t. ahuudautly aLlc
io comply With tie terms ~ his propupS
tom The IN tier ~ uac ~ much more
tlHu ordinary Importance tu ~. and WC
ought 10 give " attention ut once
Twenty live Thousand dlllaia would not
be much tu pay f,f the establishment ~
such nu industry here, even u We have
a. llNc It ~ bonus, tut w. are not ak
ed tn dn that. W. are ,lmply required To
take stock To- that amount ~ an cutter
pt,e" that Ai,,uud. uh',d! pay me d,N,.
d"uds 1t - vel known Wat tie S,rpr
~ smci'rr bar been making hig profits
ever ,iuc"It started, AMI I, nu, aulc tu
handle one tat tlo ore that ~ put out
hN tie Eluglr distract + MtsdaIrnn u
NrtN considerable portion - tnat Whch
gu.r 20 Mlssuor r.,rr points hcJng 'uu
'hu distinct
\ iV1 r'urk tn ,,'rr would, - couts,,
b'u.mu'a'nrI, small nu, q Wuu Il he.
a ..ud ,tar', aud would serve ~ d"muu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

city next Thursday. They repre.ee,
nearly every land league in Amen
ca and many other Irish sccitie. 90,
Of the main subjects ~ the conventio,
will bs To inaueurate u movement thai
will eventually result In the restorAt,o,
Of $4,000 nov held by Par nell and Ju..
tine Mccarthy IN Paris, to the purpo.
Tor which /, WAS Originally intended. ID.
beoed, " the poor in ireland, "rhs
money" says delegate, was con,r.
bu,cl by the lands lesgues Tor that put
pose, and We wish 10 see Il used in lh1,
way. There ia no fear that our conyen
ton will not be harmonious. Viii.
Parpcll will undoubtedly have both io
lowers and opponents IN the copvsutiou
yet loyalty for the mother country will
fuse all differences,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
BETrEu FRIIT.

Almost every days experience serves
H. curruh' raj" the fac', 10 wh,rA We
have called attention ~ these columns,
that one II the greatest present warts
Of this territory ~ the cultivation ~ h,t
ter varieties ~ fruits The samples cN.
bllltrd at our falrs show cuuclustvcly
that the country IN capable 81 producing
all the choicest varieties IN perfection,
but when our dealers come 10 purchase
IN large quantities To ship away, they
lind that considerable proportion -
oil that IL offered consists = the more
inferior varieties 4 prominent dealer
Of this city Who has just returned from
Denver Says It ID very important to our
lnterests IN this line that the people ~
the territory should hc stlrred up To- the
necessity uf tuning over n lew .eaf ~
fruit culture; the seedlings and other ~.
feror fruits oi which We produce such
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
Notice OF suit.

In the second Judicial District t'oart u the Ter.
ritory 81 New Mexico, within and for the
county ~ Il-rnslillo.
s'A'" SKINNER mn AGO. A..um,.,, b, A,,.sAm.n,
Frank Bnwden
Tho said defendant, Flank Bow,icn. 10 hereby
notified that an action of aa-ump.it has b-~n
commenced against him by attachment IN tie
Sccund judicial district court 81 tho tefritory u
New Mexico. within and for the county ~ B-f.
palillo, by sa.d plaintiff, schih, BANNER 4 60,
Tor eIjD.y1, claimed Ia be due and owing an an
account 81 sU-s, warn and merchandise sud
anal delivered Ia the defendant by the plaintiff.
and on account ~ ptomissory note From de-
PENDANT In the name, RcEnil Mercantile, q To
plaintiff for 4-li,t, dated April I, iOS. due -four
mouths after date and bearing interest ut the
rats Of ~ per cent Tor snnum. Endor.e,i s2iS v
raid April !, i-iU. Amount of damage claimed,
tt,Wp together with INTEREST ami c,~in of suit
And that his property hss i~en attached and ths,
unless Ia apisars at the next term ~ said court.
IA In begun and held at Albuquerque. New hcI.
icu. ON tho hrrt Monday 81 October, A, ID. lsyi.
Judgment will b" ren,lerssi against him and he
property suld to satisfy the same. -
tHAS. y. HUNT.
Clerk and Register In Chanccry.
n, &. toLLIEa, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Albuquerque, y. NJ, August %, lsSi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

reception was held, and q iew % IN.
met intimate friends called 10 extend
congratulations and good wishes. The
happy couple let. on the Quebec express
Tor tew dsys trip, after which they will
return, and n the I'D leave Tor hlbu.
ouerqu", their future home. where the
beet wishes OF host OF friends will fol.
low them.
The bride uas a,tired In a beautiful
white muslin dress, trimmed with chiffon
lare, with bridal veil % tulla Nth a
white hovs border, and bouque, ~
brides roses. The gentlemen we're alI
in foil dfcss. With white tlen aud glove.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
Emerson isrow ne.

The following extracts on the marriage
Of Harley }. Emerson, Of the Bank Of
Commerce, Albuquerque, aud Miss Helen
l.. browne, u st, Johnsbury, VI, are
taken from the Caleduniau % that
place:
A very pretty wedding was solsmnized
at st Andrews church at o'clock
Tuesday afternoon, when Harley j.
Emerson. OF Albuquerque, y. NJ, was
united IN marriage 10 Mise Helen IT,,
only daughter Of DR. "a. 5. Browne. The
church was prottlly decorated with flow.
ers aud plahts, Rud with the newly made
repairs looked beautiful. Both the
bride aud groom ARE lie long residents
OF ST Juhnsnury, and il vas only natural
that the church should be filled, aa II
was, with friends eager To witness the
ceremony. The relatives ~ tho bride oc
cupisd seats ia front. left Of the cen
ter aisle, " hiie the Friends 10 Council"
a society ~ which the bride IL a member
sgt immediately behind. The groOm's
relatives occupied corresponding seats
on the right,
During the assembling of the guests
! the orgRnlst played several tine selec
! tions from popular compOsers, but on
! the appearance Ot the bridal party the
organist played the Bridal March" from
Loheugrin.
The groom's party, consisting ~ II. j
Emerson, the groom, Edward H.. llig.
gins, 81 Cleveland, Ohio, best man, and
Miss Agnes Boyton and Muster Willie
! IL rlnissaries OF the groom, entered the
,uurch from side door, and stood in
waiting for the bridal party. The bridal
party moved up the central aisle by twos
as follows: Pearl +. Blodgett and Wal
ter j. Aldrich; liebert W. Blodgett and
Harry "a. Carr, and Miss Browne, the
bride, on her fathers arm, AZ they adj.
vPnced the emissaries u the groom net
them and led the way 10 the chapcel
steps, where the ushers stood during the
| ceremony. The service was the b~auti.
ful AMI impressive marriage ritual OF tho
Episcopal church. and was performed by
the rector, Iisv, +. ID. Buckley, the bride
being given away 10y her father.
After tho ceremony they we're driven
TO the brides homo where an informal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
q ~ EI.TEH.

The mining men 81 Arizona are great
y Interested IN the proposition to rrthb
lIsh - .smeltcr u, Albuquerque, with a
capacity sufficient 90 enable It 10 handle
oil the ores from that territory that pass
through this place \ meeting ~ the
interest u such an enterprise WA held
In tins city 10y mining ucH during the
fair, and from facts developed on that
occasion It IL perfectly clear TINT such
an establishment located here would get
oil the business It could attend TO- In
the opinion Of those beet able To Judge
ia the matter, fully ninety per cent ~
the New Mexico and Arizona ore that
goes abroad passcs through Albuqurr
que, and It IL not 10y al! means uureuson.
able To- assume TINT u proper facilities
we're provided ut tins point, nj rnst
three iourths ~ the would stop at Abu-
qucrque. TIE coke and liu. stone are t.
be had here !ust IN ch"aply M N Denver
or Kansas City, and labor val certainly
not cost any more, freight from Arllouq
points would he less. and II "" should
outfit ourselves To- do ns good work here
aa eau he done at other places more re-.
mote from tn" mining districts, there ~
no reason Why the hons share u the
smelling business Tor New Mexico aud
ArIHuna should not be don. at Albu
qu.rque, Ia fact, ali the Arizona mlnc
owners say they would much rather send
their ores Ia this place than Ia send them
10 distant points on the sane tcrma, and
declare, without any hesitation. that
whenever good empltcr ~ established
at this place, all their tres will come
here for treatment And besides the,
they are willing To- suhsCrlbc literally to
the capital stock II such an institution,
and one ~ thu most prominent aud rS.
tenslyc operators ~ that territory said TO
w only few days ago, that "whcGevcr
Albuquerque IL wiling ~ take one half
the stock IN such hn enterprise, An
zona will take the rest aud viii not
only take stock, but will agree to send
business enough 10 make the establish.
mcGt profitable" This II u matter ~
importance to the town, aud uuc that
should be taken mp at one" aud gwen
careful consideration
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

, he ia Governor Mckinley, fc will

" he ia Governor Mckinley, ic will
bc president.
Nrw M,VIc, hns tit,y Tour million
arrcs ~ government land
Tur overflow FROM Oklahoma will prot
ably help people uorthSrst lcSac aud
eastern New McNico
Tnr Socotru Chlcits,n wants 10 know
II Albuquerque wants the ,atth Ihatr
what, aud al ro the 'ullucfr thereof
| cost this city over SlOuoD t. hold
tie late fmr Nwghbuutg tuNut NIl.
Gnd ,hnt fmrs are rather expensive
luNurcr.
SLAMS, tie rrry" tighter O.. uu h's way
g. tue country from England tie Ni,
mhk" u spnruuH tuufo' the c5uhiry, and
iisht fur u bIg purse with james turhrt
Tie iut association viii come ont
about even ,l- year lho executive
committee lrdug,d 10 few sprrulH
u.ns which ..ok,d plausible, bu, dd no,
ian cat
TN lunliod tire department has it,,
banded III" city ,,unuI ufut,d t.
u.ntr orprurrauptr g. sustain TIE tire
url nrtmrut otd TIE. ,,n. Iarr,. Il ,.rd.
81. Vt ,nc time lruulDd ibd u 'nw, 20,
l.-n. team
ItN.l take nr.ui H'Ir'u m.uonr {
lr.af- I. lud g., I..u.u n",..l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
Inc Irrr,toriniin,r

.- .-.'
l. '.'I 'lu1''0ml '''In." t".s 'up
mu. Doe II.I." 90 IT," mar usrmrrt That
n'''E.' a'.'i ~" m"It .'i.'t 'urr''H
90. b." ''Iu','d tar ihnl ,.u.'d ~ \
nH ''iHr"n SATURDAY.
Ii''' .','" ihnhH y Tie f. ,..r 81 sew
M"'.' aN' teen i'''o T. 'o"N upon
in'- rNp'".'uur .- I.,,Ilr '.'r "harn''
'". "hi "I",N.d Z" ."H'' .h" poet :
t"',N NhrI" 'h'} l"'" ben h'lI t.
N.fh 'ul success iu" n's' way they
."1.d But TINT Nil '"'ut" nn'". The
."'r exposition 49, mao" IL" l'r'"rRl
Ear a~surml. "u an "'ta .h~lo"d uus'ttr.
'"u &C IT," '"tu'"rl, and II. tt 'n.ra.'d
ihri o." tr"I,"u' Ne" MrN"p hHN"rum"
' regard Il ~ sur'. Al t'Dt ~" p"1pl"
lr"d ~ "uu-' thea hearty rp 90 70
Il % Mas T. b" convinced TIA II WAS 1t"
tHSn'd I" u" IN ~ FULLEST So X" tern
{ n"' Irsu'"i,ou Tor thrrr"m"t'on IN al
Nul~ u'l,'"u' with such s"cr"'N, n. !
r." econ ut' lht"tcs'r ~ Ia" territory
II was IN Tins splr''. mhn"d with a
real that 4" "brtac'" could dHmp'n, and
Nth At Energy thht Mas absolutely tire
Ices, thht ~" pr,Ell"nt ~ the assocla.
up, Mr.. &. {. Hall, has Tor months ira.
v'rs"i IL" t"rrrtor! from sid" t. side. at
hIs own "\r"ne", ~ III" "hnft to create
common interest among NIL III" peopl" IN
H." purposes ot III" nsso,lnt'on aud u
comprehension ~ the great benefits
which IN annual exposition 81 the terri.
tory would b" Ia all lts lndustres.
Mr. Hall has been graudly supported
N lns efforts 10y H." effective and united
action ~ the people at Albuquerque. II
IL to the credit Of those people that there
"cre III tins matter and IN this ocraHlon,
none Of the divisions, chickering's or jeaI.
uusles, or even luke"armnets that have
hrrrtutpr" seriously luterferel with
success, They came practically in IA
booty To III" support ~ tue president,
Money wns poured ont Ike winter, bust.
ness became secondary consideration,
aud everything was subordnated to the
OF" ernnd common purpose TO make
III" far sncce.s.
l}y NJ means the least ~ the ciIcc i've
agencies thus elected Was the kindly aud
helpful spirlt ~ which the a. j, * =. r.
railroad company. put lts hand To the
WORK, illustrated IN the cent. am'le rate
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
Dakota Grain Palace,

Plank,Dton, 80. Oak, Sept, 9.-South
Dakota's first grain palace was opened to
the public to-day. II will be closed two
weeks hence, The wonderful crops which
this section has produced have given op.
portunlties for the great exhibit. The
palace 10 a marvellous creation Of nature
aud art. II 70 constructed entirely Of
South Dakota grains and vegetable pro.
duc,s, go artistlcally arranged MS To pro-
duce q magnificent effect.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
Notice or nule.


Territnri ~ New Mexico, County ~ BernAll lo.
In III. District Court, Aecond judicial DisiriC;
In thancery.
Marion '"li'"s'~o''h ,oua
John L. tollins>worth.)
Tn. said defendant. John y. Collina.~o rth, 10
hereby notihci that n hill ~ com plant has been
hlei against him ia said court by Marion tol.
ling~worth for an absolute divorce and the dis
solution ~ the l,onds ~ mstrimony existing 10.
tw~.n tao parties. ON the grounds ~ abandon.
m-nt. adultery and cruel and inhuman treai.
ment, and for other and further relief Ina!
suit at tho tctolrr lspl torn ~ said court, Ia bs
begun and held at the Court Hons- at Albuquer
que, In sRid county, on the first Monday In , cto.
against you.
CHAs. y. HUET.
Clerk and Register In ChAncsrJ.
PHtLAs 4 IlEACoCs, bol,citoru for tom.
plainhnt.
Albuquer Iue, n, NJ, August Is, ISL.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

strenE Orsssiss,ien 20 Said = i.in~
from Aibuquerau~ TO salt Lake.

strenH Organization TO Said n Line
from Albuquerque TO salt Lake.
Mayor Saint has received n letter from
one ~ the moet prominent citizens u
Colorado, IN relation 10 n matter ~ great
Importance to Albuquerque, aud which
IL no lcss than u line % tnilvay To bc
constructed from Albuquerque north.
weet a. Salt Lake City. 4 considerable
portion ~ tho letter consists of matter
whNh It would not bc prudent TO make
public, but W. give below q few extracts
which will show the significance ~ tue
movement The writer says:
During the .pting ~ $3.50 spent pcv.
crBl months III New York for the pur.
poso ~ raising money with which 10
build railroad from some point on tie
\ rlan,lc n Pacific road to Durango. Muu
t.2uma Valley aud Salt Lake. aas
successful thus fnt: hspunH,blc parties
~ banking ttm) agreed 10 ilont the
Douda necessary and required 10 bulld
the road provided would make the sur.
Ney, cstimUtes, rtc aud sat siy them by
stntlsllcH aud facts that the rond would
pay. returned 10 Colorado, aud lnst
scason made IL working survey from u
pulut about n hundred miles west ~
Albuquerque To Pennington, y NJ
From that POINT | ran n branch tn bu
range, Cot, whil" the man liur WAS run
To- CutItL. IN the MunteIumu valley, a
total distance ~ 2lj ml,es ! sent my
survey, maps, ttc cast, aud after cNsmi
nation my parties wrote m. that they
we're Satisfied with MY report. subject ~
the report q All expert th,y would seud
out To- coniirm II. hut u,fora this ex
pert ~bs cent The Barn. failure ~ Lon
don took place, aud my parties wrote me
that It would be uselcss 10 Try Ia i,put
bonds ~ my kind until the money maj
ket Was ~ better shRJr, but that Just IN
soOn ~ tie market was favorable they
wanted g. handle the bonds Three
weeks ago they wrote me 10 come on a.
New York, but FOR several reRsnus have
delayed gong My object Ia writing
you At thls time il To- learn u there would
/ u" greater gam N X ing Ia Albuquerque
than To the pom, from which ] ran the
/ lin" un the Atlantic Il Pacific rond. and
! II any lnhUccment would bn nadr e.
change my plnus aud 10y this | do me-,
m"an any bonus ar glii, but only Ia
know II your p.oplc WOULD hc'p To make
u neS survey from tho point at which II
would be necessary To leave the old sur
vcy, To your c,,y. anu help 70 bear the
cNpens" ~ raising the funds 10 conn letp
the road.
Denver dues not want this ruud be
I cause when built II will cut ~ her en
/ tire trade from the southwe part ~ the
state, which from your railroad posi-
,l"n must necessarily go to you. can
not IN n short letter gi.e you all the de-
tails | would like to, but u you think
/ favorable Of what have written, would
/ be glad To- hear from you
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

Aberdeen, 5. Oak, sept, ~ A reput.
hcau congressional convention To nom.
nate candidate Tor congress go succeed
the late John H. Gamble, will he hed
here thus afternoon. Sol star, Tor eight
successive terms mayor ~ DcAdwocd, /.
one u the prominent candidates Tor ID.
nomination
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
atFeeklg Citizen
ALBUQUERQUE. OCr. >, 1891.
nay TRAINS

Tni CiIIyiN would call the attention
u presiden, MARVEL, ct the Atchlsun,
Topeka \ Santa Re railway, e. the fact
that the interest ~ his company Wuald
be greatly promoted ny making such u
chage IN the running time - trans o.
the road u. would hting thcu INTO Alhu
quetque 10y daylight. We ate fuiiy aware
" the fact that changing the schedule
on Rgtca, system Ike the Santa Fee to
small matter. hut the interest To- he ~
fected 10y such u change ~ TINT e. winch
We have referred, II sufficient To- warrant
considerable I'll IT un IT." art ~ the
company The interests - the road az"
inEeparabl" n ~ a." iutcfr-ts - ~"
country through Wlurh 3, pnss"s, and u e.
interests ~ the country through Which
the Santa fc lur runs 10 New M,NJr',
are greatly aud constantly INJURED O., o."
Tact that the present tutttts time rs
such M tu take all tfains through THO
bes, part ~ the TERRITORY iu the l.E' :,
when the pnsr"ug,ts at" not Uhl" lu 80"
II Their" au uuprcssIuu tht1ugl
the country HNtrud thaln,i q N,V Me,
,co - barren aui ar.t cguu, urd Co.
long Rs to-" ptc-rut schedule ~ uuntIu.ri
every phts"u.cr Nlu ~ rattl,d thiuug.
this territory hN the santa I" rHuU y. .
~ ava, 9th that lmItrssl.u strength.
euci and tutctsincd, whereas : ilrlth.r-
reached Aibugurtqur ~ Md lay Instead
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
Drank DAlAeII.

Chicago, Sept, D,--Tho suggestion OF
Private Dalzell" that the worlds fair
should cause to be erected u building
for the accommodation Of survivors Of
the Union army who may visit Chicago
from time to time during the worl IL
fair, has provoked storm Of remon-
strances from Grand Army veterans
everywhere. The majority Of them sny
that the veterans are able to look out
for themselves and that they do not
care TO De put on exhibition ~ p gs,
prize pumpkins, big steers, or mammoth
trees. Some OF the letters protesting
against Daizell's scheme have been
couched IN pretty strong language. The
worlds fair authorities will head the
rem oustrances rather than the original
demand OF the private"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

Pare, September @-La Jours says
that the Chinese government has granted
to the Jcsults an Immense tract OF land
as compensation Tor the losses which that
order suffered during the recent riots.