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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-02-28
The Art TOnsOria

a MR.. AMOS LUCAS, ~~
cot Long Branch
Having arrived at the CONCLUSION that the
columns of the CLARION are the only means
thereby he can bring his business 10 the
roper tandard gives vent as follows
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, sHAM'
POONING AMP DYEING
In the latest style OF the art tonsorlal.
SHARP RAZORS AND A CLEAN
SHAVE
ia the motto of this enterprising artist, and
by strict attention to business cant nelp
but please all Will be IN his shop at al
times
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-17
VIRGINIA VISITORS.
People who Have Been in Town DRF-
ing the Week.

The following are out-of-town arriv-
ais at the Madison house during the
week:
Joseph judy. Idaho Fails: Mrs.E. Cassidy.
Mrs. Charles Clifford, Steve Kennedy.
Omaha: T. Thexton, Ennis: Gus Smith,
, William Howard, Easton; J. a. Nc. Allister.
Meadow CT: f.. Brown, Shecidan: {. X.
Rosenberg. Omaha: c. Perdaryis, d. Ma
hagin. Fuller Springs: J. NJ. Siegtiied. Bar
ton: F.. 5. McInnis, Louis Rhu!e. Mrs. LIZ.
Rhule. Mrs. Slater. W. D. Nuremberg. +.
Fouts. Geo, A. Clam, Roy &. Butler W. NJ.
Touhy. and wife, D. w. Williams. c. 4.
Murdoch. Butte City; Geo. Sti! son, W. u.
Davis. Bozemap; Fred F. Krause. Helena:
Mrs. Talbot. Aurora. Ill. &. Reyes, Nor
rie: j. A. Monaghan, Frank showers.
Boulder: Con McClurg. DR.. Van Marter
Geo. Hesselmann, summit: Robert Hedge.
Washington Bar: VIM. Ennis, L. r.
Smith. Ennis: W. B. Watson, Bismarck,
n. D.: L. Carpenter. Ruby Cr.: l.. Wlnegart.
e. 5. Edwards. Lie.er; Ben Hunter; E. l..
Grimes and wife, Jas. Il. Henley, Whitehall
j. S. Crlsman. Jefferson Island; D. E. Ash
loln: Il. W. Noble and wife, Whltehali;
Eugene Giles. Salt Lake: Il. L. Goodhue.
Hozemap: {. Lewis. Pony; Mrs. Fitzgerald,
Valley Garden; Elijah Adams. Red Bluff.
r. w. Noble. who has been quite
properly called the father of White
hall, where he has large landed inter-
ests, was in town yesterday on bust
~ -
Madison county man, and is interested
in the Noble mine, situated above
Sheridan. He also owns considerable
property in Twin Bridges. Just at
present he is devoting his time to
w hitehall realty.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-17
For Sale a. 4 Bargain!

A second hand j. l. Case steam
threshing outfit, complete with swing
ing stacker. all il good repair. A
great bargain.
For particulars, call on or address
the Dillon Implement Co.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-17

8trehAs3. Tvto Dsi1gNs. 0oot., fer =
free copy ~ the 0SpA ~ u erAl1.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-17
DISTRICT COURT
THE PARROT CONDEMNA'
TION PROCEEDINGS.
4 Conn tssiOn Appointed 70 Appruise
the Land kOu hit to be Condemned
Calendar Of the Regular Term which
COn m ences Monday.

VAbGADOhE Oh tubC BSG6 OutT 8VHtbI W
Commence Monday.
Judge Showers granted the order OF
the Parrot Mining Company. praying
for the condemnation of a right OF way
for their canal through several quartz
claims near Parsons Bridge, on the
Jefferson river, and the appointment OF
commission to visit the ground in con-
~troversy, examine it and make a re-
port, appraising the value OF the
ground condemned for right of way.
The hearing was had in chambers
Monday, George 4. Clark of Butte APP
pearing for the company. and w. A.
Clark of this city, representing the de-
PENDANTS among whom are d. +. Nc
Call, Harry Dublins, George f. Cowan,
Montgomery H. Parker. George Men
ME, Albert Moraw, Malcomb I. Mac
Donald, Thomas 7. Baker, K. S. Turb-
eville, A. B. Knight, George II. Park
er and Robert A. McAuthur. Judge
Showers appointed as commissioners
George Gohn, Henry S. Gilbert and
E. +. johnson. They will 60 to White
hall Monday in the performance Of the
courts order.
The regular term Of the district
court will begin Monday. The calen-
dar is as follows.
Henry Filing VS.. NJ. L. Emigh: fore
closure of chattle mortgage.
Nahum Parker vs.. Samuel kaufman:
damages.
Charles Larabee ct al. vs.. Henry n.
Blake ct al.
0. K. Lewis ct al. VS.. John A. Cor
den ct al; debt.
George Nj. Thompson ct al. VS.. Ike
N. Smith ct al; specific performance.
Henry Elllng vs.. Chas. Zeigler: debt.
Pat Scott vs.. Arch McGown.
Alexander Mckay VS.. Wm. J. Me.
Dougal.
John II. Davis, guardian Of Augustus
Sweet, a minor, vi. II. A. Amesden, 81
Augusta A. Smith VS.. David Stod'
dard ct al.
John J. Wall VS.. p. =. Largely ct III
Con Crowley vs.. Ras Rochester; ad
ministrator. estate Of Dennis Collins. g
Win. L. Deimling VS.. VIM. Ennis e
al.
Henry Filing VS.. Noble Mining AM
Milling Co.: debt
Henry Filing vs.. George Stephen
ct al: debt.
F. G. Rice VS.. Joseph Evans: quie
title.
w. II. Clark VS.. Hattie c. r. Clark
divorce.
n. J. Isdell vs.. Fl. A. Dimock.
Parrot Silver and Copper compan
We. l. Dern: right of way.
C. w. Garfield VS.. Lima Reserved
and Irrigation Co.: debt.
John Reed VS.. Nicholas Banks.
Louis l.. Scales VS.. Daniel +. Scales
divorce.
A. L.. and Clark Anderson VS.. Thon
as Graham.
John +. Dauterman. VS.. Ras Roche.
ter administrator estate of Dennis Co
Inns deceased.
First National bank of Butte VS.. +
II. Merk ct al.
Jordon Nyhart ct al. vs.. Joseph Pei
nington ct al.
A. e. Gloyd ct al VS.. Ras Rochester
John +. Daunterman. administratO
estate of Hugh 0. V. Kelly ct al. VI
John G. Gloon ct al.
Silver Hughes ct al. We. D. S. Mocl
Parrot Silver and Copper Compan
Va. d. Mccall ct al.
J. B. Laurin vs.. John Casper ct al.
Nettle Howe VS.. Henry J.. How
divorce.
p. A. Largey VS.. r. p Bateman.
Joseph Evans VS.. +. G. Rice.
New Implements, harness, and gra
seed. Dillon Implement Company.
VK1k@l4 I4,src
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-17
Whole Hours
Faster

than any other line to Orn-
aha, St. Joseph, Kansa as
City, st. Louis and all 9th pr
southern and southeastern
points.
|.skY|S|a This is a Facts plain,
1||I$|ISIl u~nvarnised fact which is
5|IkE demonstrated every day in
the year.
Tickets, timetables and
full information on appli-
cation to the nearest ticket
agent Or by addressing
". W. JskDst0n, Cen. AGt.
Dlkk1xG6, R0HT.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-17

SEND pOstal card address :tS & W
hlrcnord. win Bridges. Mont. fer n
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-17

For first class tailor made clothing
consult 7. Newman.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-17

New Implements, harness, and grass
seed. Dillon Implement Company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27
CROWDlNG FOR SPACE.
Representatives from bona Ana County
Make Formal Applic alton.

few dAys ago the ciIil-uH II bona Ana
cnunty, who are Interested ~ making a
crcii,abl" -Ahlhi, AT the approaching Ter
ritoriAl Fair and Irrigation Congress, held
an enthusiastic in--tIng, And among other
business transacted VA. the APPOINTMENT,
~ u committee Ia secure proper space ~
the exposition hall Judg" ] X Mcfir
and MnJ"r W u II. Ll.~rllyn w.r- AL
pointed ~ such committee. and they
reached th- ri,y last evening Ia confer
with the -S-cu'Iv" committee ~ tue Far
a-s"ciation. Owing To a disagr-rIn-nt IN
the swsri IL premiums few years Agn,
bona Ana county hAr not made n general
exhibit ~ her rich mIu-n. horticultural,
vi,lcul,ural. spiary AMI other products a,
the Territorial fAir since. hut now"
sad AsJur Ll-w.llyn tina morning. "ih-
I'eorl" arr pretty generally diuI"r-d Ia
appreciate the fact that this In the time
and place IA represent the rich ami va.
rici resoarc-s 81 southern New Men lcn IN
. manner som-~hRt b.dtting their IN
pnrtAnc-."
"iou may SAY that We ara strictly IN
H. ssid Judge Mrfr,
Las Cruces will hay" n tine exhibit The
prog r-rsIvS cltiL-ur down that way have
be-r but no flies an them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27
BUSINESS PROPOSITION.
A SultOr for the Hani OF Arch widow
Is Rejected.

business 10 husiurre,
S-gnciA ~ nrgu,iA.
AZ seen un SUNDAY morning lac vac .
very small hut rather stout man, ~ con.
s,ruct-'i that II was ,nI'osslbr fur him /,
walk with proud, urn step, hut instead
hr wAidl-d along very we'll like duck
hurrying tu take itr mornings bath. T,
display the importance that ever rwrll,-t
u hrAving bn-"in Lir heal wAH adorned
with n tall Hilk tile which added ruuriirr
ably Ia hi- stature. The morning ~.
I~ciAlly II MAS noticed that the tile ~
r"iv'-l All uun-usl brushing, abi that ever
the well selected suit from rlu,hing II, r,
Was free from dust A. he went rApdl,
nn his way he wAa ruhhlng hir h,tl.. Ia,
hands rr"udly together N evident lie.
hehi, nnd hr gr''"i-i hir acquaintance,
with hrn.I-r rmil- than uruN
An h- must have made n g,-.i turn. "
remarked many VII" knew hun Bat hA,
they leaked cl,-rr they would have NJ.
tic-i instead the low. light that wAs dane.
INK IN hlr sharp. rhrrwd eyes
Now. the ruhJrrt II the I~nc,line W..
not u young man rlAtr'i by trrt love, bur
"n the contrary. hal recently r'urtri N
harn".r not conGrnAl I" hir dlpvuri.
tipn,
LaHt SHulSy morning, greatly rlAtr,i
hy "A stlrrppaTuI a.If IA. Ist.rtutn,.l a., Il. 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27
forsy Ihsusa o q sh--p,

Deputy Cnitsi states narrhAls len yes
,srday for the upper p.co- Ia serve paper,
on certain parties charged with ,r-~pAss
ing on the lands within the pscoe river
forest reservation ~ ~, aside AMI lies
ignAts.i by proclamation II the president
January II. 1877. says ,hr Las Vegas
Examiner.
II IL all-gsi that a irm II stock men
from Raymond, Srb have h,ivrn q herd
of 10000 sheep init the r"H-rv- aud 1t IL
iJsmlng over the lAnd lie. trnylng IA,
grass. irrrpar'hly iuiurlng ,h- uuirr,
growth aud smA frees aud thereby de-.
InR great damage ~ the forest AZ such
reservations were instituted tr the pur
IT~" ~ preserving AMI protecting ID,
timber far the effect II has upon the water
supply ~ the nj AGENT valleys. the sub.
i-ct b-cnmes une al far r-sslIBg inI,nrt
sne-, in,sr-rt'ng net alone =" IA" people
81 the p-c0@ country, hut H. the farn,-rr
aud others r-sHiing In the valley IL the
santa R-, the Rio iirund and the central
Aud lower f.c0s,
Ia rrrp"na- n complaints the unit.ai
StAt.s district attorney office har hl,-l
= formal charge IL tr-spAs- against ,h-r-
sheep men, aud Judge LAughlin has
granted q Temporary "ri-r restraining
thsm lrom tr-~psaa. The question ~ Ia
whs'h.r ~ No, the r-s,raining "ri-r shall
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27

Mclhmsld badly bruisei the ankle II the
In fn,. which will ineapi,s,. Mr.. Oar.
becky frum playing In any II ,he games
ou the pr-seu, tour, - mspI~d gu, Wy
Manager Davis. while AT THE CIflKs
office She two Denver gentlemen me, n. 4.
Knight, who Was former DrnvcriIe. and
49, a natural srpu"uc" the latter annoyed
the vlri, aud rii-nds'i ,u the vls,,uis mosi
excellent courtrries.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27
IRRIGATION CONGRESS.
The Whole Territory Working Hard for
Its Succets.
sAHTA III RAILROADS cHEAr RATES.

Commsndsbls iut.rrst In tho su,c.ss of
H.. v,,.,, N.,,o,., ,..,,,,,. Co..
oe noiu IN 'h's CITY on the io'h OF sep
smber next, 10 being shown In all parts
q the territory,
a.,..n,. Th..,,o, ~. . ..,.
". Wv
INVITATIONS 70 the governors III the seven
sssu Western states and territories. urg.
iag them 10 ssnd tho proper numbsr OF
a.l...,.. A. .,,.,a Al. po,.,h N.,,,.,
. .
hrssnon Congress a. Aiboqucrque' anu
10 belisvcsi that every one VI thsss
states and Territories, ami also the rspub-
IA. ~ N.,,., "a an. a,.,,,,o. ~ c...a.
"a, a.. -
vii Do rsprssen'sd a. 'hs gasnering'
The A,chison Railroad company "a
ssnding out thousse ,is Of circulars I'd.
v.r,,.,nu An. vo,r,h N.,,on.i y-r,,.,,ou
c .w %. :,
congress ~ A'ooqus'qas' ON 'ne ION o.
September. giving due notice and Askins
all Interested In IRRIGATION matters 10 at
,.na ..x,nv .,.ons .ah.. ,h,nvs 40 sol.
love-
delegates will be present from nearly
every state N the union. Papers vii! b,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27
SOcOrrO!
SOCORRO COUNTY

the wheat raieed In the valley Bocorro
dour will soon b. q standard 10 ,h. mar.
ks,. The wheat growers In the valley
are improving the grade 81 their whaa,
by importing ss.d whoa, from Califnrui.
and the Ne. 81 bluestonc 10 prevent smut.
The local millers estimate the GRIP Of 1896
at 1900 fsn-gss Il fsnegs 10 equal 10
lao pounds). sesinst 10000 fansgss In
1894
An sicellent quality Of beer 10 brevesl
In socorro, and the same plant msnuf.c.
,ures leo " supply the local demand.
The elevation ~ socorro 10 about 4, 600
feet above sea level, aud ts climate "
considered superior TO that Of higher alti.
tud-s for many persons In failing health.
and although warmer 10 summer lie e.
smption from the rigors Of arctic cold In
winter, 70 which places u greater sisva-
tion ARE subject. causes many people to
prefer sooorro W many other places IN the
territory - place ~ residence for eli.
matte reasons.
soO"ro e,y I" cn"rcnr" ~ wei AZ
e""e' an" 'oe oA'a"'m' hp,ecops''
r'esoyenAh sp, .e'nns" All nave
good church buildings and prosperous
N'e''es " 'h"F rsspec"ve deno'n'ns-
tions.
~" ns~sp"p"rs are puo'ish'-i weekly
" 'oe'rro'
" 'oVsrSAL ADVERTISER
or which J. II. MeCuteben 10 the -di,or
and publisher 10 one Of the leading dem
ocratic journals Of the territory. Always
clean, direct and forcibls. the editorials Of
the Advertiser arc frequently quoted In
the territorial press, ami il local columns
are devoted To tho later, happenings and
TO the interests 81 socotro.
rms cuinYrArs,
Ra,,.d NV IN. r,,u.,,,., .~,, ,or.. I.
W n w;l,,.m. /. An. o,s.,,l 80, .,
socorro .o,n,v and 1. ,.uh,,i .a.o..,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27
WAY bee. a Ssl,.- ..., Y.,,.v,

You n--int mail an answer ~ this aim.
pls conunirum. We know that you know
tina, = ieliov we use the tern 10 no
offensive s-nse-is yellow because he 10
hIlinus. Ia other woris. his liver has goa
ou, ~ orier. his bo~sis have become con
s,ipa,~i HIS skin and eyeballs Assums
{. must unwArrantAbls A.sum ptiou) Q aaf-
trun tingr. his tongue puts on . coat Of
fur, even IN the summer time bensaih
hls right shoulder blade and ribs ,winges
remind him that . very restless imp 10
in their immesilAt- vicinity. Now. II thu
hspl-ss individual will simply procure
AMI use 81 once Host-itSr's Blna,sch Bit
@rs, he, he oil nsh, shor'ly., Coast.
patton. biliousness, malaria, indigestion,
rheumatism, neuralgia aud disordss of
the kidn-ys and bladder all yield 70 this
I'r.rlsss family remedy and preventative.
us. II promptly. With persistence and
regularity. 4 winssiAasial ,ASiss daily.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27
THE "HIRACLE" WORKERS.
President Weaver Invites Them to Put Up
OF Shut Up.


~ have . novel scheme" said Pres
dent Wiley weaver. OF the Territorial Fair
association this moi ming. There has
bssu % much tLk within the past fev
days about the pcmocrArs 'Jcsue' and
Tsn Cirixxs's Messiah that have
copciedsd W give both Of them an oppor-
sunity 70 test their respective super.
natural powers 81 tho coming Territorial
Fair. They viii b. furnished couven.
Isn't corner and - large an audisncs %
they desire. 10, u M. francisco schlsdsr
aud Mr.. ChFis FssFsiss are - patriotic
~ they are sfhoacious In the miracle line,
they viii reserve part u their Novelties
Cor the great fair. Mr.. fsrrsles, l eco,
has taken the aggressive and Issued the
challenge. on the presumption that THn
CIrnHs will hack him but want them
10 understand in advance that this will be
fair coatest In the miracle Inns asd that
un goagipg or hair pulling will be allowed.
A committee Of three judg-s will be ap-
pointsd 10 determine tho greatest miracle.
the mos, beneficial miracle. and also "a
determins who 10 the best looking"
Tuz CirIIzs understands that Mr.. Fer.
raies 10 eager for the frey.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27
BIand vii, he represented

IT." Bland Herald -Ayu Nv" drrire TO
say right her. that while all the other
communities in the universe are gong 10
b. represented A. IA. Albuquerque Terri.
nrisl FAIR 10y their POTATOES, squash,
pumpklur AMI other cereals and their
milne Developments, Bland and the Co.
W. Will he there with ~ tine IN u-rA
production ~ can rr found Ia the terri
tory GIVE ur r,s,m and score oue Tor
Bland. h"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27
ateeklg Citizen
from Tuesiss'. bail,

pr,,s...ors "a. Wharton James ani X r.
p,rs LETT lss, nigh, for the Lavupa In.
dian yills."
Jobn Town.r shipped 1900 sheep Il
K.n..s Ci,y yesterday. that he purchased
tom Rlss darcis.
rb. "b-sl-r" hs. changed bis bsse al
o,-,.,,ons from lid bwn AMI Ia nos ,rry.
,as u,op the people 81 Bsrelss
Mechanics Hudson and Won Fsnnasr
.,psc, 10 SPEND few weeks In California
They will leave on. day nest we-k.
Mrs. u. J. sAyrs. one Of the Raiirosd
avenue millinsrn, who has beeh out In
california on = recreation, will rvturu
hon. this evening.
Major J. 4. Van Dor-n, u Blu.w.,sr, Ia
In the city aud expects ~ leave fnr home
p.nigh,. lie kecps the stor. Al For,
wings,e. and II operating q big irriga-
lion sehsne al Blusws,sr.
Harry Ross, Of MAtfoon, ILL.,, " In the
sl,y Mr.. Rose IL locomotive engineer.
| Hi father followed the saas profession,
and me, death In the famous G. llision q,
Alton Junction few ycsrs ago.
A new oyster aud Och house will be
s,Ar,si in the building Immediately cas-,
Of the zsig,r corner. The 6rm comprises
n. b. Gilmour and u. l. Schultz. the for
p.r from Kentucky, and the latter frum
Milwaukee.
Mrs. J. u. Gruzirr, the government H.
dian school teacher Al Cocbi,i. whom Tns
CIrlIss and her friends feared had 90,
Loot between the Indian village aud this
city, il r-portsd by Marshal Fornoff this
sf,.rn"on ~ visiting friends over In old
Town.
q. II. Moore, ID. real estate agent and
farmer. met With AD accident las, FRIDAY
afternoon, which makes walking very
painful " the genial George. He was
on np Of q wagon load Of hay. when be
isll to the ground. and II 10 feared that
one rib on the right side lie broken.
d, NJ n,nkeA"' formerly manager Tor
ID. Postal Telegraph company ., Gin. in.
natl anu particular 'r'e"d OF L. T. he
hney' ""s' manager {" inc western un'
Ion fr'rsrAph company " rrP"r'ed d an
g-rously III this afternoon. Mr.. kinkead
came herr 'As' spr,ng Tor ~" health and
oo'A'neu ~"rs IN 10" general m'n AgeF'
once :" hr Auan''e q fse'h"
Elwood Albright. the br,sh, hve-y-ar.
old ron II Mr.. and Mr.. ,Iro. y Albright.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27
sshe n n aeaias.

Mrs.. J. b. Grozisr. the government In.
dian school teacher 81 the village Of Co
chit. should have arrived IN this city las,
Monday evening, and her noa-Appearanee
causes hsr frisnds IN this city 70 think
that abe has been FOUL, dealt WITH. Jun.
A. Hunt has received letters addrersed "
her, forwarded nom Cochisi. and has been
informed by Capt Armstrong, who board
sd with Mrs. 0roxier al Cochiti, that the
LADY lsN the village for Thornton wal
lAee) Monday mosninG and should hAv.
reached AlbuqusrQas on the south hound
No. . passenger train that evening". Capt,
Grosisr. her husband. 10 al hsgdAlsna.
but Mr.. Hunt doss no, believe that she
would pass tbs Juxh Aibuluerque, with
out arsl stopping over and remaining the
night al hN rssidsncs. - the school teach.
or on her visi,s 10 the city always. s'oppsd
at bis house. Mr.. Hunt 10 usiny al efforts
70 learn the vhsrsabouts of the LADY, a.
her silence ssusrs fear that something
10 wrong.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27
a sstsh t,sspisness

ioltot, Coaa.-.'I en- very much
ri. sssd with the effect q your Simmons
Liver Regulator. and have recommended
y ,os good .Aany frt.nds."-R. A. kas..
YoaF druggist sails u IN powder or liquid /,
the powder 70 Be taken day. or made in,o
o tea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27
THE CITY OF SOc0RRO.
The Gem City Of the valley Surrounded
BY Unsurpassed Natural Resources.
ApuNpkHcn OF WAITE.
uNCLUDkp)


Az 'he present time there " On subject
OF greater interest Than 'hs'of wA'er--its
deVe'opmen', storage and proper uss. Al
DO p"'n' IN view hes'eo has nature dons
more W provide the inhabitants OF oom-
'nun''y win an abundance of pnre water
IMAM ~ socorro'
A'ne base OF one ~ the foo'hiiis @ 'hs
soc"rro m"unts'n' wss' OF The city as .
distance " Two and 'hr-e.fcnrshs miles.
and At an elevation Of 2S7 feet above the
p'sss' number os NOS springs are forced
'"foush creS'ees IN we srups'vs roohs'
s"d tue " ''sr' nfs' ne'd IN small basin
IN 'he rocss' psse"s 'nresh . nns screen
aud enters sin'ineh ksi"m'ns p'ps by
which u 70 conveyed 70 The ms'ns In the
Guy ana d's'r'ou'sa'
wear the springs sre 'oNA'ed Two OF the
OH -'ssh'onea "oohr kr'ss MILLS, run oy
'n'r'y'"" ossrsno' whse's' and ~ each
OF mem 'ne ~s'rr' on !" way 70 the city,
I" carried up over Tue wheel ny stand
pup" and 10 caught up again BY PIPE ~
Tue un'ierh'w' These mills are the ro'
mains ot passing era. and The new moi
ern roller mills In The valley src, In =
shor' nine' surr 70 absorb oil tho business
" grini'ng grain AMI then the city eau
nave . CONTINUOUS p'ie line from the
oAs'n' WIN The strongest pressure of any
water ksin 'he west
just east OF the smslter. connection Ia
made win branch pipe line carrying
wafer TO the school OF mines building.
About 'hree-f"urths OF mile from the
plaza 80 much III the water ~ 10 not
neoied for domestic purposes 10 diverted
Int" a reservoir by branch pipe and tho
overflow Of This reservoir 10 thence carried
~ open d''ehes W different partS OF the
cry Tor 'rriganng purposes. The water
'r"m TINS reservoir Is not used t"r drink
ing or "'hrr domestic purToees'
Inc volume I" water nom 'hese spr,ngs
equals 'nT'y'ohe miners inches IL Is
almost pure onhke m"s' hot springs
wafer " " sn'ire'y hee IRON sulphur
IRON or o'her minerai'hed substance The
~s's' I" qu''" po' ~nore oro@As 'rom
the r"cks' ou' coois rsp'diy upon reach
my the air. yet retaining degree OF
warmth ~h'eh 'oreee an early gr"w'h OF
vegetation when us"d 10Y irrigation
lnese Syringe are upon the soeor"
community grant AID arc Tue propersy oi
tue cry IN" Guy owns inc sn'ire plant
:" tue water WORKS. hNS'ns issued oonhs
10 tue amount /" $So'oo 70 pipe the wafer
run the springs and 10y the mains In the
streets IL has proven good Investment
the water rates collected paying the In
'erss' on me bonds The expense "f re-
pairs and OF the saperiatsndenrs ONCE,
ana providing as'nkins fund 10 take up
the bonds al maturity. win the return
OF prosperity the socorro water WORKS
VIII be not only ssi'-sas'Ain'ng bui .
source OF considerable revenue W the eisy'
r. Monroe 10 the present supsr'nssnd'
emit and has held that responsible POSI-
ton since the establishment OF the v~hs
n'nr years ago. szc"p' during last year.
CT Brown and jose E Torre" arc the
member" OF the water commi''ee ct The
city council.
MI Monron 10 Ut The opinion thai
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27

Rev. Thee. HAr~o,si came az fr,,m the
sOu,h gu this Ansrn"nns dslAy-i train,
And reports the wAsh"u,s at . rest for =
while.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27

Chamberlain ir the l-'-t II all VIM
cent J, Bark. II l'Anhury, Iowa, has
uHsd Cham l~rlsin'n Cough K-'n~ly when
ever In n-'Si ~ n-'iiclnr tur coughs. An,i
nolds f0r the PAS, i've y-ars Ani says,
1T Alwsyr helps IN. out. II Anyuua asks
ms ~hs. klni II cough m-in,n- use.
reply, Chamberlain y, that II the b-1t ii
all 10 AMI Mo bottles for sals Ly Thus
N. Da,gsu Il Hon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27

STAINS nsaseya. pres
Las, sIsat a. y O'Clock ,ths bride,
Avsnus hsthodisl pArsopf1 onsoys were
saos q the parents s2 4. v Adkinson
united In saastts<
ol4sistiAE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27

VI. Gsrbssky. Ap,AIn AMI second
bAnsmAn II the sAni-n Hl.cirie club,
with Manager DAVIS, csll-i a, TaE CIR
Isas office ., nooo to-day, The we'll.
known player was uuistsn,'ouslly spiked
IN til" eighth innias u y.s,s1'.y's alter.
ai'on T.as by chAs.; f,sn "a ~h.ls in
,b. at 81 eA'ehio 81 tAaFo~n ball al sec.
osd bass. srsIsf. eooss.lusues 10 lame IN
the y 20. The plates On the shoss oi