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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-26


Venta de hilo para cuser de Up. Goats. Paisley
Id, i'd i'll. de GlaE & Go H.
Fabrica de licores al vaDor
Agencia de los Vapores Correos de las AntilIas,
de los Syes. ,SO6rjsaoS de Herrera, de la Habana
Agencia Principal del Vapor costanero en- esta
Isa, de la 0aiSmaG E99preSG.
Agencia de Ia ROyGJ Mail Steam Packet c. Lon
dres
Agencia de la Northern assurance Co, Londres.
Agencia de la North British & 1Eerc0aatjZe Tn
Satg0Gce O., Londres
Agencia de la "1raSatJdatica" Compania de Ase-
guros contra incendios de Hamburger
AgencEa de la "INGriaa" Compania de SECURES
martimos de Londres
Agencia de Lloyd AndG5uS, Cadiz.
Agencia de SG3ager71Gaser Act5eaa NGshjneayo-
bYjk & EiSengjesSerej
Sangerhusen, AMEMANIA.
Fd6rico de mequ;nario de ezaJoroci6ao de ozo5coa<
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Sc VA H H 81 - a
DE
VapOrGs GSpalOlGs COlrGOs de las AIilIaS
Y TRASPORTES MILITARES
SpEBRgE.V"OS EDg ERERgEg REg.N
HABANA.

L vapos es de esta empresa <fectuaan
su salida desde este puerto en- los dias 5, 10,
IS, 20 y IS de cada mes las 5 de la tarje
cn los dias de llbor las II del dia en- los
facfiUoS
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CocheS de HuInacaO 4 .CaguaS

D0Sde ell lunes de Abri otrece D. Euge-
Mo Gonzalez al ptblico, un cOche que hara tres
Viajes a la semana a Caguas tomando pasajeros
en- todos los pueblos de su ruta siempre que
haya asientos desocupados.
Saldra de dlcha villa los lunes, microbes y
Viernes a las dos de la tarde y de Caguas los
martes, jueves y sabadOs las ses de la mana
na. Los precios por asiento seran los si-
o1liAntns
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S. sUAU Y Ca.
MENDEz VIGo, MARINA MAYAGUEz.

Gran quincalla y terreteria.
Ventas al por mayor al detalle.
Surtido general de todos los art.culos del
CristaIerfa, bsuteria, muebles, porcelain
loza en- general.
Nensualmente Sc renueva ell surtido.
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|rH'r-igo, Cividanes S1 <15.
SOCIEDAD EN- COMANDITA

Comisionlstas. Importadores Y Exportadores.
Almac6n de provisiones de todas classes.
Consignatarlos de bUques.-TetuaD mum. So.
Direction por COrrreo: APARTAD0 10.
f3ire@ei6U s0pr Cahle. TRTGO
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Vapores correos EspaioIes
DE La CoMPANIA TRAsATLANTICA
servicio para Puerto Rico = la Habana.
ANTEa DE 4. LOPEZ, &. e.

serviOiO para PuertO-Rioo = Ia Habana.
sSALIDAS. De Barcelona los dias "a y 26 de
cada mes De Valencia el 5. De Malaga Ell y
u la Coruna ell 81.
Sc expenden billetes directos para Mayag6ez,
Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, Gibara, Nuevitas, Saba
lila y Colon, con trasbordo Puerto-Rico 6
Habana.
yIAJE DIRECTO DEsDEPUERToaRICo
LA coRUNA 6 sANTANDER.
Sat5da de Puerto-Rtco e5 aia Is de c0do mes
Sc expiden pasajes de ida vuelta con 20 por
1AO de rebaja
Asaies enteros Sc les hara la rebaja de 10 por 100
Esea rebaia no es APPLICABLE los billetes de ida
Enla1ay2 ga clase Un nino menor de amos
en- cada famnilia, gratis Los demds memories de
; amos, despasaie, de 8 IL amos no cump plidos
pasaie. de 12 amos cumplidos, pasaje entero
In s. preferencia : 81 ordinaria. Un nino has
ia ; amos gratis De 2 al amos, pasaje de a
Il amos pasaie, de II amos en- adelante pasaJe
enterO
LiMe0 CJe Europa e Colon
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81 eg~~ea - 49, @e- <sae~es - H.

Sc Of cen IN venta: Una clasif cadora dc
cafe cor setsmeuete a1te0@, fabricante Penney
Co, I.snited lincoln lGgaterra, por menOs
del G ii, preci9 conventional Tn moIino pa-
ia ee or guaraln, to1o de herro 3 masas, con
po.-a fla ln0vil suticienge para seis toneladaS
de cana L horas, nueNo ror $l10 moneda
rorrienge.
Infou4an: Alexandra Besosa Bayamon
e. Il. Lopez. Capital
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s. SaG.WiGMO
Mayaguez, Puerto-RicQ.
Cae de San Jose. frente 4 la [gesia.
Importation Iirecta de Europa los Esta-
dos Unidos.
Graz, surtido, que Sc renueva periodical
mente, de mercancias inas y ordinarias para 81
uso lie las familias.
Ventas al por mayor al detail
Articulos de fantasia.
Perfumeria fna.
Telas de gran novedaQ
PreciOs muy eQuitativos
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REMOLCADOR.

Esta empresa tiene el vapor AGUILA
Dotente para rcmolques por las costa de es-
IA Isla, habiitado de bombas para achi-
ques titles para salvamento.
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Plaza de Arnqas 81 ppal. izquierda.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

aud Mike 10 about leaving tho chair with
large drops ~ salty tca's trstkling down
his clccke Childota, Iookhart aud
other Wpifan'R Hfc IN ,he background
cousolne themselves, 9nd Hen. Meycre,
John Jacohy, Martin Ticrney and other
wire puIlrra nre enjoying hearty laugh
ut the expense ~ the latter, who hre
afraid tn Hny anything IN opposition 10
the colonel This IN picture M. ! the
democratic side, while M =. had the NJ
ti-t RENAMED. would have feprosente
Mike handing ia" reins ~ tho city GOV.
eminent over to the republican npmineo,
and later on Childcrs and others would
bc cungrntulatlng him on his victory
over the colonel
Albuquerque will not bo bchind in
base tall this summer. The weather "
rapidly nHsumng the appearance III
spring aud summer, and clubs will bo
organized earlier than usual There
will be two clubs organized herc this
summer titst and second Mines, Anl III
effort will be made 10y ,hc promoter /,
get LAS Vegas, Santa Fe, CrrIillos, 80
zorro, Gallup aud other towns 10 follow
| Albuquerque IN the matter. by ~ do
ins u series ~ gnmcs will bc played a
each town. Let the matter he Rgi,ntcC
at one" Players here will lo notified II
due time ~ meeting some day mex
| Wpgk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
SPORTING. NOTES e.

base bali il all the 20 IN the Prcos val.
Icy, and clubs are playing at Roswell
and Eddy. Ed. CRhonn, late Of this city,
wbils playing ut Roswell tho other day,
sprained his right ankle and fractured
the outside ~ the bone. He Will he con
tined To his room Tor several weeks.
The glove fight between the English
middle weight, Ted prtchRrd, and Jack
Burke, for the Holloway stakes 81 fGn1o,
in London, March T., ended dlsnstrously
for Burke he being Knocked out IN three
rounds. The winner contcmpla,cs com
ing to the United States aud meeting
some OF our middle weights
From present outlook there will be
several interesting foot races this spring
and summer, Our own sprinter, Rita
Granger, il at home, aud here IL point.
er he is one second faster than he was
last year He IL M hard ns n brick and
clearly shows that he haG kept himself
IN excellent condition. Tux CITIZEN 10
Ntas beet friend 10 lD yard foot race.
Kilraln whipped Godfrey in San Fran
cisco Inst night 10 the forty fourth
round IL was furious contest from
beginning to end. until finally kilrain
landed u knock out blow that settled his
dusky competitor. Both men we're
trained supcrhly and entered tho ring
confident ~ winning. r. W, Parker at
the Palace, received dispatch at md
night last night informing him 81 the
result 81 the Kllrain. Godfrey fight.
The second annual meeting u the
Gentlemen's Driving association will he
hcld on the fair grounds Of this city
ALri 10th and May lat aud ID Ar
engagements are being rapidly perfected
Tor very succcssful meeting, and Sec
rotary Geach has assurance that several
fne strings Of trUtters aud ruunors from
Colorado will be- ON hand to compete foI
the liberal purses. The local horscs nr,
looking splendidly aud some Of them M,
expected To do themselves proud ON th'
race track this spring.
One Of the biggest races on record u
the southwest will occur IN this city OF
the 9Th OF April, Our cartoon arts,
who was working on a splendid confess
drawing, showing the positions OF The
democratic candidates for mayor, wen
OIL on u lonesome spree all by himsel
night before last and IL is now said tina
no lie riding u brake beam through Thu
country south Of the city. lie has LET
the craving 30 no mortal man. save him
self, can tnieh Il, SO much can b'
leaned: The colonel 10 represented on
tering the olty hsll, wearing g beavs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
~ WPIuE


IUu.s sI' U..l take the trouble To
look over the hsuros ns published 10y the
lnrl department - the United states,
viii discover that the Iuriiuu ~ New
Mexico lyipg south ~ the Got,"ia moun
tains ~ greater IN arca than tho whole ~
Sew England albuquerque claims to
b., AID M frW years undoubtedly will
b.. tie trade counter ~ the whole - New
MoVicu. ~ Voll ne - one halt = NulOnR
This claim ~ d,sputcd Toy some ~ the
towns north - tho Glnrioths, on the
ground TINT natural conditions mako
them better distributing points Than NJ
huquerlur irr TIE surrounding country.
While Ne a., not cuuc"de tins claim, and
DO nu, bclicv, that It Ia well founded, Tor
the sake ~ argument We may admit II,
aud up1u looking over H." district, which
all parties cunc"dc "a tributary - Albu.
qurriuc, aud 10 regard tn which tier" ~
no ,Iucstiou, Wo lind. Hs ~ have said
above, that the area IN greater than that
% tie whole - NrN England Thus O"-
INK Wv NV VIM ''''''' " 49, w. ~
body To DOUBT u" Tact 'ha' Alp"ln"tlue
m destined e. b,.cuue city ~ more than
ordinary ilI'fihh''i TAX" any ''"' W,
toe prominent NrN England cities and
give IL Va" 'h'It' 'r"d' OF '""' "'H'''''
~ There any 'u" VIII "uuId douo' WI" u
would h"c"m" D" very 10" years VI"
metropolis ~ 'h" h't'he"s' y" Wv
towns norm ~ N."'''f'e'"s '''"''''' '''"'
Al'uIu"fgHe be- AMI must AWAY" remain
lh" dIslf .O'''is point Tor al 'h' 'ouh''!
~'u'h ~ ihhl range hh' WIN 'ho Won
d'iiu' ret"Uiv'e Nh'h 'h"' country II
developing, VI" can ''' "h'' !" III"
a." ana imp''tau'" | ''H ''h'f'' GU!
IT," l7'si and most "h'"n"'' ''r'N'H "'
u" territory. u 'hfI'%' ~" 'rH' fN''
rice ~ building rtou"' Tie "'H' "nd most
rt"lu'u'r n'n"s' ul '"r'h' u. ''s' "sr'
cuItura. DISTRICTS, ih' ''~' DISTRICTS '"f
fr"t culture Hui '"9"lH"'' rf'du''l"h
not on'y in Ne" M"Nic" hut ~ MI 'h'
rpuii "'t'' "t" 10 '' '"uh" u '''' ~,
ton 81 the territory 81 "hl'h u t''h'''
Ell Albuquerque ~ W" center hhd Wv
distributing l"'nt. Nhht reason IL 'h't'
then, VII! th"t" should NOT h' hu'" W
at thus point tie largest and best CItN 81
tho sDuthWrrty There IE none. EN-tN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
THEY sED IIu
How Lum Hail kcp, the Coid GU, OF
the cabin.

l~uri-hutg lil"ral
During tho recent ilpods l.nm Hall,
the popular Albuquerque broker, was
other travelling men and had to s,ny
there nearly week Some ~ the trav.
elcrs got tired IT staying there ard madc
arrangements Ia get out. Irams were
hired. trunks were packed. PROVISIONS
secured and the gang started Tor tho At
lnutlc n Pacific road, about eighty miles
only mhde twenty five milca aud discuv
otlng building concluded To- stay all
night, Attrr getting something to "nt
they proceeded tu make arrangements
Tor sleeping. The house had been bull,
some time and the joints were rr,hcT
large, consequently the wind, which VA,
sharp blew through the travelling men't
whisketa. They went To work to chink
up the hules and got the plnc" reason
ably tight except one b'g or elk, and for
1t they had no chlnk Paul Wielandy, q
st, Louis pilgrim, picked Lum up and
carefully tucked him into the crack, aud
the house was ia tight NJ drum. Luu
protested aud said h.. back was getting
cold. The other pilgrims told him i
was ease 81 the greatest guod to tn,
greatest number aud his cold back KEEP
tho rect oi them warm. When takcl
out IN the morning he was little s,IiI
aud metaphorica,Iy speaking, pretty hot
10 he had not been licensed prcache
he probably would have licked tho crowd
IA il ia he hhs sworn /" get even Will
them for making weather strip 81 hin
and will probably do 81 Il /, takes n yeaI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
THE FIR~T AND ONi.N.

solomon savS there IN nothing ncW un
der the sun, but he would be compelled
10 admit that an Incorporated city
fuli tledgcd american city, with all the
mudern improvements will be- some
thing new ~ the territory, In oil her
more than three hundred years expcr.
fence New Mexico has n"yer yet contain
rd AN Incorporated city, and Albuquer
que ~ the first town IN the territory that
las attained sufficient population TO en-
title Il t. that honor. The governor has
given official notice, under the great senl
impressed upon n gilt stickcr with rcd
string through II, that according 10 'he
late census ~ the United States the
town ~ Albuquerque now has the re-
quislte number Of inhabitants TO entitle
it 10 become a city, under the laws Of the
territory. The mayor OF the town has
rsued his proclamation accordingly, n
full corps % city oilic"rs will be chosen
nj the coming April clcctiun, and Albu-
qurraue will Thereafter be- entitled TO
the proud distinction Of being the only
city IN New Mexico -till some ~ her
smaller sisters get big enough 10 also
put on long dresses. And II you think
We don't have u lively appreciation OF
the situation feel our municipal oats,
~ il were you are not very we'll ac.
quRintcd with M. No big boy in boots
and trousers ever regarded the little fol
lows still IN petticoats with more min
ged pity and contempt than We feel
VIXEN We look down at Santa Fe and Las
Vegas mere villages, you know.
while tho difference between town
government and n city government may
be- very largely a matter Of "stylc," there
IL also business side 10 the matter. and
It signifies great deal moro than u mere
change IN the form Of local government.
The fact that albuquerque has acquired
sufficient population 10 entltle It 70 the
right TO incorporate Rs u first class city
aud IL the only place in New Mexico thai
has ever reached that point, will give
people abroad better idea ~ tie growth
and development % this part % the ter
ritory than could la expressed in whole
columns Of printed words, And It mus
be remem bered that the development o
the surrounding country fully keeps vi
with the growth Of the town, while ever.
year more strongly emphasizes the fac
that Albuquerque is the trade centre q
the territory, and That any railway from
the east that hopes TO tap the busines
OF New Mexico must come 10 Albuquer
que.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
ArlsoOs OF Mines,

Tho trustees of the School 81 Mines met
in the office Of the Iecretary yesterday
aud opened bids Tor the construction 81
the laboratory. The bids, seven IN mum
Der. were opened, but rs they did not
conform to the specifications and were
irregular, the board decided 10 rejec, all,
as the stone aud other minor details had
not been settled, and To advertise for new
bids 10 be received April 2nd. Socorru
Chisitain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
The sheriff carries the kcys.

You'd scarce expect one nt my age IN
merchandise Ia engage, and hope to got
u paying trade without the local paper 4
AID. Aud yet did that very thing;
opened up storc las, spring; this month
the shet III took my stock and sold il from
the auctiun block. Don't view the with
n scornful eye, bu' simply say as ! pass
by, there goes u fool who seems to think
he has no use for printers ink There
~ IA truth IN broad as earth, and bust
nesa men should know its worth, us
simply this The public buys i,s goUdt
from those who advertise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
s'romp. aud EmrIcnI.

The L. $. land Office N Santa Fe il
conducted IA regularly and steadily M IA
clock and with the utmost efficiency. \
pointer in this; Register A L. Morrison
received on the 9th instant thirty eight
land patents from the general land
office. Thc mail the snme day took out
his notices 10 the persons Interested tina,
thor patentG hal been received and
giving them instruction how 10 obtain
them. Register A. L. Morrison il u first
clnss official. New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

II. Is. Ferguson, ono Of the owners OF
the Old Abe aud popular attorney at NV
OF Albuquerque Ia a visitor in White
Oads this week, To say that To 10 en-
ia usiastic about the Old Abe does no,
near express it. All that has bcen 70
ported about this rich mine is fully sub
stantiated TO the satisfaction OF the
owners. Interpreter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
The Foil TaN,

The last Legislature passed the follow
ing law;
That 1t shall be- illegal for any person
10 vote or attempt 10 vote 1T amy election
who has not paid his poll tax Tor the eur
rent year, aud the said payment must he
made IN case II general election u,
least Elk days previous TO such cleo ion
day.
Those who wish 60 vote at the coming
city election should pay their poll tax,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
white Gaps a, san Pedro.

Pretended White Caps, II part OF that
lawless and damphool element that has
been making u holy show Of itself in dit
ferent parts Of New Mexico for the past
year, came to the surface at San Pedro
Tuesday night. Tho circus was small
one Tor cent, about the only result bo
ing the posting 81 notices Ia wood-haul,
ers.-- Cerfillos Rustler
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
rnE rnoNr MANH..

Ever since it's acquisition from Mexico
by the United States the district en-
braecd within the limits Of the territory
Of New Mexico has been regarded by all
the rest Of the country as the very last
place--the tail end u the procession
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
Bet,rr Lat. Than Never.

The village of Santa Fe wants to in.
corporate. Santa 70 has been awaiting
this opportunity for several hundred
years and should be allowed that priv.
lege.-Chloride Black Range.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

''''''''' '""N
Ir Is said That Secretary li'nlh" VII u"
present ut III" convention q" republican
''"'~ w ''''''""'' "' ayr" 81
nous" =" 'W srrH" 'o''d against t''n''hs
VI" rrtc" ot sug"r tW" cents pound.
Tul republic - Ch,r,n the th'u,s
~ u rclr.'uu The c'a' towns ~, L."
lnR h'mhNd"d' hnd great ill., i's" IT,
Nnllf
!. Gus MN>ur.oN. c'rctcd pr,e.lrut
pro tompurr = to- senate. NH' uu OOu
man. Itr,Uiu aud hctuut,,- th'uu'
~ OhiuH
1un territorial tN levy D. ~ aud uur
htlf mills ou thr dollar, guI tr tpu,.,
purp'sr. thr,r mills uu o." dollar, tpr
the coming Year
I.I<Ais woman l,.,r n,krIilr ,r.
Iniir, u,,t, t,.r y...usI ,,r,ud
"i lu gcl'lrgup ar'tia. mama ,Nu.n'
Tor the NorIir l'mr
N,W M,,r,. r ,u., .uu the Il.h ru. Il
t. rr,.,r.n From r,rN ruf,r.u =
IT,, trf,l.r, rum,s ,i,,rut rrvs g.,
ga,d.nsirN ,r,,r,r,,-.
T,,.,,y ..,,,,., lg,.,....,..f Nr.,tu
vr,, NAN, over n, Sow M,yru law
Al ralp,ns ,ro pu, 300 ,Ir .i.Iu, rln,s.
and the u,r,.,,, 0. sNUu,rnt.
l,..,,, ,.,......,. ,.,.,..i...
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
" orId'- FaIr ommis-,oner-.

Governor Prince has announced the
appointment Of the following named to
constitute Tho Territorial Board Of the
Worlds Columbian Exposition Mana
gers Of New Mexico"
". II. II. Llewellyn, OF bona Ana
county.
Miguel Snlazar, ~ San Miguel county
Vim. T. Thornton, ~ Santa TO county
E.stanslac Y. Chavez, Of Socorro coun'
~.
Tho citrus fair at Los Angeles is open
10 the public \ million oranges were
used IN making the designs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

aud bcyond which there was no pos
sibiliy ~ golrg any further into the
illitcratc and the uucultiyated. hut the
laws enacted 10y Tho lac, acse,Un ~ tho
territorial Legislature put Rp entirely
different phase upon this matter, and
~ suun ne they have time 10 bear fruit
will put New Mexico IN the very front
rank ~ American communities IA all
matters ~ development, education aud
progress. The most Jap ttant ~ tho
acts referred To- L. that IN relation to
public schoula, and which lays the
foundation Tor one ~ the ictt
and most hhctnl public school
systems TO IT, found ~ huy part u
the United Statcs, and ~ soon ~
"" have time tu get the new machinery
~ operation, New M,Nco, Instead oi
herng regarded ~ the must bcntghtrd
spot ca tho continent. will hc known ~
be commonwealth having the hrst and
m,-t literal pubic school system III u,
VrE'.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
INDIAN prrnrnAr,oN CLAIMS

The adjustment ~ Indian depreciation
c'alms, wnch IN the aggregate amount
to some tt1uUWh. - turned over e. the
court 1t r'Hms winch IL gwen authority
to lnq- re into and ijnnlly ndJudlca'" al
CLAIM, u the following rlassre:
Frat The CLAIMS Tor property taken
~ destroyed Toy the Indians hc,org,ug g.
any lrilr ur nat on IN Hmity with the
United States, Wtthon, just cnuro or
pruVoca ton ON the pat ~ the owner ur
4 agent, and not rrturnri W paid Tor
Sscnul Jurisdiction ~ also extended
To- all cases which have been examined
aud allowed 10y the interior department
and to such CaA,~ ~ we're authorized Ia
. ho examined uuicr the act e congress
/ making appropriations Tor the Indian
/ Department. md fur fulfilling treaty
slpulnu.us with various ludRu tt,hc.
i1r ia" year ending jan" -, ISL
/ lmd Al Just claims AMI counted
rlnus To- any c,mm II either 81 the pre-
rrdioH cl,sa,s which may como brfut,
. the O. Urt Tor ADJUDICATION.
Fourth All questions ~ legislation ~
to tune and manGcr II presenting clam,
are waved, and No clam shall lee rNrlGd
81 from the jurisdiction u the cnur, bc
cauro not heretofore presented tu tn,
secretary u the interior; ptuNIird thn
nu clam occurring rrlnr ~ July l. Isl,
shall b, considered uuctE the same hn
been allowed ar Is pending ptior t. a.,
plssaSr = the at before tar secretHr,
~ the INTERIOR, or congress. ur any sul,r
lutcudont, agent sub agent ur prmmls
sooner, authorized 10y congress to iuqulr
into such cluIms, All claims cVietrH "a
the time q the passage ~ the act shnl
be- presented To the court within thfr
years, or be thereafter forever barred,
These ia short ARE the man provision
fur the settlement u thrse clam=, II
which every state and territory IA tn
west IT. more or lrss Interested
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

Wharf.-The republicans lose in Illinois
will be equGlized when the successor u
the late Senator Hesrst 10 elected.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

A NH has been introduced m IL"
Arizona legislature TO muy" IT," capita.
~ TINT territory from phuuiS io Tucson,
hut the Tucson star opposes the
proposition "u the ground that Il Tucson
should get the capital she would have
To- give mp the university, aud the latter,
the Star thinks, IL worth good deal
more To- the place than the former
would bc. That opinion ia shared 10y q
good many people IN Albuquerque.
TlIE report u the Massachusetts labor
bureau on abandoned farms shows that
there are l2600 acres Of property oI
that description IN the state, The value
represented 10 sl,O7G,uO. This does not
include land upon which the timber ha'
bcen allowed Ia grow, neither d"cs II
take into account the tracts that are but
partially or ineilicleutly cultivated, II /,
land that has been wholly abandoned 10y
owners aud left idle,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

THr Boston Globe desires To- remind
the people 81 the United States that
twenty seven foreigners own AN area 81
land in this country larger than the
whole " Ireland, that our government
has given l7j,OOon acres ~ land to
railroad corporations; that II land s!ndl
cate IN Texas got 10000 acres Of
land for Gailding the state capitol IN
Austin; and that, AZ IA consequence, on:
national domain IL not ~ "boundless" IA
i, was.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

THE war department has made an un
successful effort To enlist 2OD Indians at
Pine Ridge agency for the infantry. The
plan was to station the red recruits in
California, but they objected 10 being
separated from their friends.