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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22
SOUTHERN IRRIGATION.
A ,ungtc>N tO Meet IN Atlanta In o.
iOhGT.

AT - meeting II the state cumnisaiun u
IrfifAiion u 'i~"re,A the following call
~Ar Ad"pt'-i And setIuu war taken To
make II efficient
la view Il the wonderful awakening ot
r"pulAr lut-r-S, N the subject II rrigs-
t"n ~ the east and w-.t and the r.cog.
nitl"u II itr Importance by the depart.
men, II tue interior aud agriculture, un-
tiAr wh"s- direction u national buar,i Of
irrigation has been form-i. the state com
miH-t"n f i""rgA ~ order that the iuso-
'lr II the r"Ith may meet and discuss
how Tar irrigation n Is'rritl. and b-n.-
hoiAl ~ their section, hereby call the tirat
southern irrigation c"ugr-r- Ia meet in
TIA" r,iy of Atlanta, Ga ou tho 7th. sth
And hh nf O''tnhrr lS'i The cnngr-rs
will h" o"mp"H'-i ~ fnll"wr
fiy. Delegates a, large irnm each II tho
~mih"rn ri~t-r, ArkAusAr, Alabsma,
Florida, ''r"rsm, kentucky, Louisiana,
Mary yIand, Mir-rr,pri, Missouri. North
Carolina, South Carolina. Tennens-s,
Texas. Virgins AMI West Virginia. IL lie
arI-'lnt'Ni hy Va. governor ~ each state.
All m-mhers II the stsLs con,rn issions
"f lrr,ss,ion Ia SAID stat-r.
One delegate each frum reg uiAriy or
san'I~d irrigation, agricultural and hor-
hcultural Scirtl-., societies II eng inecrs,
state departments u sgr,cuitur col
i"g~r and commercial tr1lirs Ia tho south-
-rn states,
All m-ml-rs nf the national loari Of
irrigation sni II the national executive
committee "f the National Irrigation Con-
gr--s, duly Arcr-dlt-.i representatives of
any foreign nAtr"n "r COLONY. each mein-
l'-r II the l'ni,.-i States r-nA,e snd houss
II representatives, and each governor u
HtAt" "r territory, the secretary ~ the
interior anh secretary "f agriculture will
h'' admitted A. honorary m-mbcrs.
iuly accredited d-lrga,-r IL the Farm
"rr' National congress. Anh the Rad par
llAmrnt will l~ admitted As honorary
m-iui-rr.
R"~,ly~i, That v. T.. smythe, chairman
II the nAtiuhAl -iScutIyr rnmmittr-, and
Juig" j \ Em-ry, II Kansas, IN ap-
I"lnt"'i AZ n rl"ciAl cummtt-- "a rrprs-
nrnt the cuIninlH-Iun At the session
Il the National Irrigation Congress in
AlhuIu"rIu", N. N Ia S-ptenb-r neat,
AMI c"rilally invite that buiy IA be r~prs-
r"nt-'i ~ ia" S"u:arrn Irrigation con-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22
= NiK,iaat- H-coEntsrd

butte, N-b., June ~. MISE Mrwhur
ter, the young woman who wAr ~ the
scott cArriAgr aud wA- shot hy yisilAni.r
Hhil- ihry were capturing scott. trriI
u'"i thus m"rHlne She rAid they we're
n", rull'"i .ut II the buggy, hui eM uu,
"f thrlr own Arcurl tue mAn ,hd all tl,.
talking and --Ar,h,i the yAhn-r. She
n"ilc'~i - ring "u hr hand aud ~ ,guil,si
II ~ belonging I" Mn~- Elliott
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22
MInsieM Mnchinr nhnun.

Col T. +. Mare sud J, n Drury hANr
r.cur-'l the contract H. build the round
house. inAchln. Anh blacksmith shops a.
wlnSl"w. The work I- H. b- c"mpl-t.~i
by the mRidl- II ortoi"r Their" will i~
ht--n stalls ia the u-x rnunIhuun- Thr
machine Hh"Ia will h- 7h7i. and thu
hIackr'nI,h shop 2hiH ir-L Al the
buildings will b~ Il stone And brlrk
Winrl"w In Fortunate ~ SECURING th"
bnlli'ng II these sh"l+. and Mr.. Irury
IL g,Hsi man ~ have charge - the work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22

the concluding wuria with -n,huslssiic
'h""rr The Prince wAldcnsr then started
"f li"l,rnsu. pa-sin. through the lines (
wArShii- dr's--l with multitude II
hAgr, preventing = magnificent spectacle.
Iiuli"uAu. jane ~ The lluh-nlull-rn
r"Ach-i the anal lick h-r- al I! a.. the
hr-i 'rH@~i I" formally rasr thrungh the
canal, and was gr--t,-i With vucif-ruua
rhrrrr fr"m the mAS~ n SPECTATOR The
li"h-nI"ll"rn rrrli-,i with her gunr h. the
SSlu'rr II ia" f"rrign ~arrLIrs, sud the
"I"ning the Baltic And north sea canal
NA- All accomplished fact
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22

ing tho week the fair is In Jr,xr.sr
There will undoubtedly he a large indus
{" capitalists. investors aud hom- s--k-rs
at that time ia the t-rrit,ry, aud, =. Mr.
h"I-w"ll suggests, ~ will probably l-
The greatest opportunity New M-tico will
hsv" t"r y-srs To sdver,ir. her wonderful
r-"ourre" N thoroughly prsctcal way"
HIS des 'hs, public meeting b- held ~
the near future, looking owAri sonr con
erriei action for preparing rlh,blu ~,
the occasion. II one that should lie pui
ut" effect la every county santa H.
New MrxcAn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22
ss~srre ,..a,, E,h,b,t

What will Soeorr" do IA the way II All
exhibit NJ the National Irrigation cuu.
gr-~" u he held a, Albuquerque Ia sep.
temieri Il ,r tims kr syr,-mA,ic work
Ia b-gin. Their. rh"uld lie = m--,in.
called Ia meet d SsrorrI not later than
Jun. ~. Ia elect d-l-ga,-u and spIoin,
committees I" attend l." collecting An Ell
hibit. C,tuens of s,enrru e"unty. II W.
are Ia derive any b-u-ht irom thlr meet.
ing. We musi hr up aud doing. VIII" Will
make the start { Nan MAruiAl H--
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22
i.a,s. s~seo, E.,-r,.,amr.,

Thursday. Jun" n. at : T.. IN. ir the
time set hr = grand entertainment At thu
government Indian ach""l. which will
ernI'har'Ir the formal cln-,ng of = sue.
c"--ful years work, There will b- n,i
r'r, "Ta'ionr, etc Aud Superintendent
arh"iu kindly invites all friends II thi.
popular institution IA h- pr.--nt An
~nhihIti"n ui the hsDdiwnrk Il the atu
dents IN the vari@is useful arts will H.
r~S.rv-d fur the Territorial RHir. Tb.
-shinlt pr"mi--s Ia surpa-~ any thing yr,
Att-ml't''d by the institution.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22
shayes C~saty sas,s,,.

M far We tav- not learned IL ANY
drhnit- effort having been made hr a
Chsvss county exhibit 81 the inter. terri.
tnriAl fAir Al Albuqu-rqus. II 10 high
tune thu, the matter should i,- taken IN
hand. Chavss. the t-s, agricultural
county in the tsrrit"ry. canno, anori ,o
be l-ft out in this great fair. Unless snm-
action Ia taken al oncs ws csnno, 81 I.-ct
10 have an exhibit that will b-, IA any
srn~s, crrsiitabls 10 our @an,y. Roswell
kscuxl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22

The citizens II Albuquerque ar. mak
ing great preparations for the far l." br
held there IN s-pt-nbrr kv-ry prrron
Interested IN the ~-lfar~ II New MrI,co
1h"uid pu, forth every ~ Y, /" make the
fair succ-rs. Thouss nds of I.-oplr irmn
Colorado, kAnsas, Missouri. N-brsrks
aud Texas, will b- IN attendance The
benefits derived will b- IN proportion 10
the interest taken and the display made
Nan Mnrrial He.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22
siyiI service slam,arr..

Denver. June 90 A .I"'crHl To- the
Times from Washington 1ayr The rIv,l
~orv'c" c"mmiH-I"n tn day d-HignA,~d the
following uihrislr Il, at A. b,ar,i t. -
anime srI'ilcAntn frr SrI"intn-nt Ia the
internal revenue H-rVIc" al Santa f-, Y
M ';sug-r Robert Harvey. chairman.
Ani lh'putlr- 81. u Nor" AMI Chnrlrr T..
X, -..cTAnu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22

The National Irrigation Congr-.. which
meets at AlbuIurtlur In September
Ir"mls-~ to D.. the grsnd-ri affair ever
held ~ this ,rrri,nry II behnv-s this
r"c''"n II the ,srr,t"ry Ia h~ we'll r~pr-.
~ent"'i by large drlrgat,"n II i,s I.-u, lie,
And iAr, but not l.Art . tue display of
fruitr aud cereals should Also b- pIAo..l
"n "ihihit"u, Ia show the world what
can he rruluc-i Ia the far fsm-,i Per,S
valley. lndeI-nl-nt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22

II ~ imrnrtAnt that all huSinr-r hrnr
who desire Ia b- represented ~ the terri.
hrial fair prngIAmIDe should Lsnd IL
copy al once ,o Mr.. A. J T.. M"nr H. ~.
curr ipacr,nn. A lArg- rL,,,"u will h-
published.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22
Asy~rsI.ia9 tho En,r.

We have rrcen,ly ssen = copy of the
ALsU2usnous DAILY CiTEIns, oas ~ the
leading newspapers Of N-w Mexico. II
10 an eight page paper, containing sixty.
four columns, hllsi with interesting mat.
Ter about that s-ctInn al New Mexico and
the great southwest. Thomas Hughes, Q
formerly Of Kansas man. is the editor
The paper Is . straight "ut republican
journal and dsvo,es considerable spAc- Ia
the all absorbing Question os irrigation,
We notice. by tho way. that . National
irrigation Congrsss and Territorial Fair 10
n In held at Albuquerque in September,
and FROM what We can learn il In likely Ia
b~ the b'ggr~t thing ever held Er New
Arx'co In advertising the wonderful r--
soarces II that vast r-.Inu, - wsm-go
(kAnsas) Agricultural.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22
.BANkERS ARRESTED =!
ES.BankerS Atkins. Of Denver,
Placed Under Bonds.
GRAND Gathering Of World Temper
ancc WORKERS IN London.
boAtj NJ tlNil NcrSi,c INlmln,f, IN Meet
~ Santa Is.
GOV ATKINSON IMPROVING

Denver, Juu" ~ n A,kns. -
Ir"r'i"ui ct the Colorado savings hank.
hnd Charlie % Atkiup, ~ cashier, far.
nirh'NI h"udr ~ SLOlu each to-day t.
A""~"' :" t"n ndhr,m"ntr charging them
With receiving drI-sitr N n hank that
vac lnH"lN~ut Ani hal cl"a,.i ilr dnurp ,o
regular htatups.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22

New YORK June ~ At the church ~
the Tran.hgurn,Iun, lA-t night, uav,d
i"nn-n Morris, u"n Il the late John A.
Morris. WAS mArri"l Ia Alice Vanderbilt
Sh"pArl, daughter "f the late Ellmt =.
Sh"lAri. owing /" ia" rrc-nt death of
th" father II the brIdrer""rn u" csrlr we're
lnnnrn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22
s'atla~ kiiIrd

Eagle PAH-. T-iAa. JHnr ~ Rafael
VALDEZ, nnt"rinur iurlrr bandit. WAS
captured i~s dAy1 AZ" at LsmuarAr,
M-Iic", when near p,rirsa N-gras h-
n, attempted tn rrcnI-' nnl wAa Killed hy
"n" "f ia. guarir llr l-rr,-iatr"ua
hAN" been such that barber rAitl-mrn
hAh offered .ET Tor hlr Arr-.t.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22
NATIONAL IRRIGATION CONGRESS
Programme 0f the -Four pays session
NJ the congress.
sTATEsAEN VIII DISCUSS QUESTIONS


Following 1. the official rr,v,.u,n. =,
,h,. N.,,-I i,..,...
! N~''" ''"'e"''" W ~
!" W. :"
''"'' w
I"nHr"H" cAli'-i !" "r'l-r al . na IA
W "nilA'" r. Smy'h-' chairman nAli"nAl
"~ih''"r'
Amhrrs~rr +" ~rlc"'nr 'y d"v"ru"
l. in"rh'"n Ani others
n'r"rs ny tue chairman 81 III" na
''ohA' c'mnn'er' h"Vi-w the yrar'r
P.ereHr " rr'Ra'"h durinE ls''-h
i"ml"ary organization
npi"nn.'nrn' M "m'"'''-e on cre'i-n
'nA, "rneI o' oiS'nes~' ami !-ru'~n-n ut
Add,... h,, i,t ,
ksnpa4, national IrcSur.r
hThsH"s sk"SIoS.
R-port- :" co,nmit,s.-n on CREDENTIALS.
order ~ business, and permanent orgAuI.
,ation.
Address by permanent president
appointment ~ committee on r-anlu
tIonr.
Presentation ~ r-p,rts - states rum
miasion-rs.
Ad,ir,.s hy u,. ci.,l A. o..
minister " D~umArk, and ., ,.Guy-rnn,
Lionel A. Sheldon, IL Lac Angeles.
.s,o,p ,pp.y-..m,
r.I -,
.re "" u'HcuSr''h '"i"n'LA''"n ct
orr " i'A"'"
uNnnk rrmarkr ny '"hn n fr'~t,
Snnt. n. r.iIro.d n,..,,..I,
.,r.,so,. s....
Tonic. far i,.,,, .w.,s.,,.-
for ia, mi.Ard H. p. '
"a. '"""'
O,.,niny r,m.rL. Lv 4 n u,... -,
Ksna.s. nrrani.,,t n1 ~. i,,...,.'.' "
v.tr,n a.s,ri.tinn n..n.,.' 49, A.. I.. ~.
drI.xal-r frou k.ns.. N,.hr..L. ~
Texas, "'
Fruit Ex,h.uy-. v. C,u,ni,.,,n ~.
tenn w
Opsuiny sddr-ss hy rr,.J l. AlI.. -,
La Angeles. win viii d,.crih. ,l.. ,n.,,,'
"a. .,l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22
NiW COUNTY CLERK.
J. \. Garcia Appointed TO Succeed Henry
v. Harris,

J. y. Garcia Appointed 10 Succeed Henry
V. Harris.
THIS murning the lp,Ari ~ c,,un,y com
ni-rlunrrn ceased their work of euualizlny
TAXATION long enough to ill the vacancy
created IN the office ~ probate clerk and
~ "fii'n" recorder by the death II Henry
' hrrs. j. \. Garcia WAS chne.u to
hll the un-xplr,-i term.
Tbk CirILKs In positive in the eIpr~r-
n'"u that Mr.. iSrcn a un-xc-lled In this
t-rr,t"ry ar an expert book keeper aud az.
c"nntsn,, HS l"ng and satirfactory ~-r
vice In oounty ~wk. both In the sheriff
and A---.s"r'H "ffice-. thoroughly -,iuiIs
h,in Tor the dnti-s h- has -u,-rssi upon
TIL" gentleman IL ~ = very obliging dis
I-~''ion. And no m"ro lifting ar Ir,pulsr
selecth"n could have been made ~ sue.
coed Henry V. Harris.
Mr. iiarciA tnk charge of the ofiics al
"acs apd spI'o'ni-d J. A. summer bis
deputy aud Thomas Werner copyist.
These ara the satne accommodating clerks
who have s-rved the office Tor . numb-r
~ years. Mr., summers 10 . careful, con.
rclsntinun officer, And hiH services are in
valuable IN the I4.ition he has 81 crsditA-
bly, dll-i.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22
a .ooa tirm s.o,.x 10 rr-s-ot,.

Mrr~rr s~e-ilAnd a tu-hmAn, the -a.
t~rprlring El-rchants. will leave N-sil-.
"n the hr", II July, And !, IL r-l-,rli that
they will east their fortunes With that
promising snd ent-rI'rslng little ArIonA
city, pr-scat No matter where the, 40
they will prove q valuable Acr-rri"u pn
any hwn "r community, And oil thou
friends here wish them that success AnI
PROSPERITY which they y" richly i-srrvr
N-,tl-r BSth'r iIAI,s,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22
Manitoba -ehssi oas.,i.a.

winnipeg. June ~ 4 resolution -m-
h"iy iylng ia" reply II the government al
"'IH~" "n TIA" reh"'I question was adopt
eel - I" H. III the Legislature II Mani
i"lA, all the amendments b-ing d.f-At~i.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22
Asa-a. ,l,l s,ors MArLn,.

hAn-a- city, June ~ Cattle msrk..
strong h ten cents higher Tex
~ r,""rr, :! 1i,tiUO; Texas COWS,
/! "'it -, hrri steers, o. G5ot5 10,
nAtye c"Sr, !idt -, st"ck-rs aud
f~'-i"rr, o. ind'i0. hulls. 81 lsdJ 70.
Sheep weak tn cents lower.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22
Mr nhesia nr Thrrr

The following letter, r,criv-si by the
publishers II the Nan Juan Time. fr,m
NJ. T. Stsmin. superintendent agricultural
and horticultural departments fnr the tel
ritnrlal fair, point. cut ~ Jow-rfully Ar
any argum-ut We cnuld uH-, the n,r.H-Ity \
hr the county rIrrtIug iia-lf m H-"ur- n
worthy r"c"gultD"u At the Albuquerque
lair
AlmgruNS,E, n N, Jnur :, I-ri
ifrsNr- A Holt, T. ,hlI@h-rr san JuNr
i"ntl"m"u owing I" the IhrTrAs,i ~
Ir-r, that N l~lng taken ~ irrigation anI
Irrlgaung -ni"rprlH-s. Ani the l"w rat,
that the SAnia tr - xIlhng Iu make 'u
eur irrigation G"ngrrps sDd territorial fam
thr fall, ! ain cnnv lnc-,i that = great msn,
-trsng"rH will visit IA" coming ~ bIhiiIui.
aud Am very anxious that The rapshihll-r
81 "ur t"frlt'Fy As gram all fruit c.,uH
Try hs fhlly shown uI,, Ani With th,a rnd
Ia view ! writ" you asking Il you wIll nd
s-- what ran IL. dome trsAid having hnr
sIhibt fr"m SHn Juan county. r-AhI.
the trouble sDd -II-nS- Ia your I-.n,l,
that this m-Ans, and yet I Am sure that II
-t'S ~ y'''' ~ S'' '"h 'FlNhll
make "nr ~ The hu-st rIhlhts nf the tan
III" S~S''clsiHm - we'll an iBy --lf will "a
tend I" your county every Is'rsibl- r,urt
-sy, Ani trust your I-npl- will make -
g'"si rh' ~ing ~ your wonderful ~.
rHIrcrE,
h"plDg l." L~Sr from you hvmAhly, |
am, vrry truly yuutr,
n y STANN,
SulTr'nt-ndrut Agricultural AnI U"r..
cultural departments.
Iri'-rr Il delivery SAgunr .rr mAk,r.
--ri""s co'Gplslut all al the dsugyru,
"ni','"n II the ac'lu,s hr,ds-- "a ,ou,l
lmri street and ",L-r pubIp lhor"ugl
lsrrs A rhi"n plank may So-t Ia" life I
: n"'lr Sn'nsl snd the city would have O.,
IoOl lLs bli.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22
,.riIIsK n-IIrT

atlanta, "a jan" - r.,utrarl To- all
-lI-'rtAilunr iiuS A'kIurau IAlli,I lart
night, Gnh rhy yS,c,Ans rny hr - h-,I'r
than Al any time since the operation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22

~ l"nlS. Iuur ~ A rI,-clAl Ia tie
P"rt Irrpst"h fr"m Red liud. H.. -syr
Last evening = cloud burst al Am-r. =
rnhll village near here, and Alth"ugh
great iAmAf. war i"ur u" livrr were lurt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22
LrSuI,s sI An kIhlb,t.

ChIcsgu, Juu- sl.--rhr AurirI Iluu-
f-'! agIi.nItural ~"Ir,y has r-,AllrI
iirury ''IHr'km"nu. # this city, Gr
the rp', %" II having hun inlr.Iucs
AlnsrEAn u.slhudA Asd uaAGLiasry AInOas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22
thirAEs stock MARKET

Chicago. Jun" ~ Cattle market steal,
!" stronger @hr-p S-Ak I" 10 lover.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22

Houston, Texas, June 30.-Th. north
lSnnd dyer ~ Missouri, Kansas n Texas
was wr-ck-d ten miles north II her. las,
nigh, At the branch nf the White Oak bs
you. which Ia usually dry but was swoli.
rn hy heavy rains. Engineer Henry Oar
rr't when within twenty ysris of The
bridge saw II sax aud spplied the air
hrak"s which partially rvsiucssi the NON
sntum. The engine stuck to the track
but the ,."s-r, baggage Cal. smoker and
two cuaeh-s turn-si ov-r. The mural
are W Sl"rum. fireman. bruissd in-
sHl- John Graham. iniur-,i in hip, back
and sni-, may Diet. u R-nf,,. bag.
gag-mAn. badly bruised in hack Butler
Davis, injured in eh-s,, Jaw brDksn; Al
len John~"n. ag'Si s. injured In hip. The
iniur-d wei- brouxh, 10 Houston aud
placed in . hospital. II IL f-arci that
som- srr injurri internally. Tb-~ were
hfty two passrugrrs on the train aud con.
sui-ring that two coaches w-rs reiuced
Ia kindl,ng ~o"d, ths.r escAp- from death
10 miraculous.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22
Al Eiasersse rrex raj.

An -lAiSrat- aud entertaining program
has been arranged for ,h. Natiouxl Irri.
CATION Congrs.s which u-~ts al Aibu.
querIus September IL 10 ~. 1879. The
aiidrussss ami discussions will b- by men
II .minsn, distinction and ou questions ii
vital inter-st b all Interested IN the pros
p-rity ~ New Mexico. II has alHo b~en
arranged Ia have eXhISations fr'm all s-e
,ions of ih. ard distriets showing th. re-
suits IL irrigation in all its phasos.
CoifAz county must br pr"p-rly repr--
ssnt~d Ai this cnngr-aa .s Il will b. the
brs, opportunity "nrr-'i IN years to al
vsr,iss our r~souTo-- IN an intelligent and
telling manner. 49, Ration Range.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22

Mr.. W. \. H"I-wrll has c"p muu,c..
tion iu the Sierra County Adv"eNt- which
Ia lnos, timely IN 'ts sugE-s,,ons touching
,h. du,'ss.of the e',issns II ,ha, sDd other
coap,Iss toward making the bee, I-'ssibls
sshibH al tue territorial fair in s-p,sm.
bsr. The hrst national gathering ever
held In New AsIIeo, ths irrigation con
sr.s.. ell .l.. lA... ~ Ai.u..,s az tu,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-22
a a.osa Iaea


The TsFritorisl Fair this year ia to h-
supplemented by the Irrigation CoEgr,s -
which hnlds its n-srinn 81 the ssmr time
Il has been suggested tina, southeastern
New A-sico j"ln In = combinsd exhibit II
the resources Il this region. Ia iucluis
the P-oos valley. oil IL Lineolu c"un,y
with bona Ana county cas-, II the organ
aud ABdr-s mountains This corner of
tho tsrri,ory contains soms oi the riGb-st
agricultural lands " he found any where !
It can prsiucs and exhibit the foil ~ hn.
q display of fruits and vegetables. grain
anil grsss"s a. any portion II the south
w-st aud ~ attractive an rIh:hit II min
erals 40 any region II the west Why
shall We not then show th-s- things "
the people WIN will Ass-mhle al Alhu.
luerqa- in September n.i' And ~ho will
want N know whs, the r-sourc-s II New
Mexico Ar- white oskH Eagle.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1895-06-01

Song OF the Sea- a chorus by Indian
students; "A Study in Local History" by Mrs.
Stewart, of the class of ~; presentation of
prize to- Cotelia Johnson by DR.. McVickae
Excelsior" chorus by senior boys; the
valedictory, by Jackson Burley, and the pres
entation of diplomas to the twenty three
negroes and six Indians of the graduating
class completed the exercises.
DR.. McVickae, of Cambridge, made spirited
address, in which he said it was Hampton
privilege to help in building a republic such
as has never been built before. There have
been clay models of republics, but neverany-
thing like this, when the flags of thirty-six
different nations are torn into strips and
woven into the stars and stripes, and as many
nations learn to say "My country" He said
that the Indian must be brought into this, and
it was to be done through work like Annie
Dawson's, adding, Multiply this child of
Hampton times enough, and the Indian Bur
reau may go fishing
The necessity for such work as thisris ba-
yond question, the results apparent, in. these
twenty-nine earnest young men and young
women, who, with brains in them. hands =
as was well said by Scott, who represented
the trade students, go out to use their, blasas
and then their hands in solving; THEM avn
problems.
Hampton, Va, May "a.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1895-06-01
AN AFRICAN KING

Who Vigorously Excludes Liquor From
his Country.
King Khama, of the Bamangwatos,
South Africa, has long been known for
his antipathy to liquor dealers. Per.
haps there is no other country where
liquor is go vigorously excluded. Khama
makes all his own laws, and he endeav.
ors to have the punishment fit the crime,
and as the drink habit, in his opinion, Is
crime little less heDious than murder,
It goes hard with the IN fortune to subject
who is to be seen unsteady on his legs
or is caught with a surreptitious whisky
bottle. OF late years, however. the King
has been having a great deal of trouble
with the white men who flock into his
country, and insist that interference
with their rotations is an infringement
of the rights.
A short time ago Khama, who is get
ting we'll along in life, paid visit to
Cape Town, aud made his first acquain.
lance with railroad, steamship, the
sea and other wonderful things. While
in the capital he received a deputation
from the various temperance societies,
and to these kindred spirits be poured
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1895-06-01
out his grievances. His language show 8
that he does not approve of all of the
features OF the "higher civilation."

out his grievances. His language show
that he does not approve of all of the
features OF the "higher civilation."
II rejoice greatly in your words, my
friends. I have no Gifit ulty in keeping
liquor from my own people, but my diff
6culty is that the white people will have
LIQUOR, and do not know how I am to
succeed In carrying out the law. have
been almost in despair on the subject on
account of this; but, so far as my own
people are concerned, I never will give
in. began when l was quite boy,
and determined that would have moth
ing to do with liquor; and one of my in.
dumas present, who is an older man than
myself, is one Of them who have sup.
ported me in this matter, and I have
other who are doing their very utmost
to assist me in the entire prohibition of
livuor in our country. She one diff
Guilty is that We have white people there
who have another government, and
cannot central them. l feel that shall
60 back much stronger, and greatly
cheered and comforted by your words -
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1895-06-01
SATURDAY, JUNE l, 1895.

In the death of Walter Quintin Ores.
ham, Secretary of State. viii :h occurred
Tuesday morning at Washington. D. c.,
the country looses one of it's most prom.
in mt figures. II there is anything in
in the saying fools never chang. bu,
wise men o1'ea, Mr.. Gresham mus,
have been anything elee rather than a
fool. When a man can come as near
getting the n mination for president,
from the republican party, as he did,
and then flop over to Democracy, he
makes great change which will equal
many smaller ones. That this change
was beneficial to Mr.. Cleveland no one
will deny, and the position of premier
of the cabinet was given as recognition
of this fact by the President. He has
made very good officer though, OF
course, some of his official acts have
been subj cted to severe ceneure. He
was soldier and statesman and held
several positions of honor in both capac.
tiles. He was good friend to the poor
aud needy without regard to race OF
color. He was 50 years of age.