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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
THE CONFUSION MET WITH.


The following rather amusing illustra-
ton is given of the confusion In which
important work is often involved amidst
these many bureaus:
1.-THE Secretary OF the Interior and the
Secretary of Agriculture some time ago
appointed a board to compile the laws on
irrigation, find out what each bureau OF
each department should DO, and make a
report thereon. II took this board whole
year 10 unravel the laws and the red tape
they had created and inform the secreta-
ries what was required of each of them.
It's report shows that eight bureaus in the
two departments must cooperate in or
der to accomplish any thorough work on
the great problems of irrigation. Three
distinct branches OF the Interior Depart
ment alone are engaged in Irrigation
work-viz., the General Land Office, the
Office of Indian Affairs, and the Geological
Survey. The Census also prepared re-
port on this subject. II is needless TO say
that, with so many agencies 10 promote
irrigation, very little has been done Dy
any of them"
Mr.. Dabney thinks that what is needed
is a general coordination of the scientific
work OF the government, and that the
only way TO accomplish this Is by first
bringing all these bureaus together under
one executive head When this has
been done the reorganization would take
place naturally and easily, without In
Jury 10 any OF the good work now going
on. The first thing Is for Congress 10
decide upon a general programme, and,
as opportunity offers transfer the diff
ferent bureaus and surveys 10 some one
of the departments. Mr.. Dabney's sug-
gestion is TO partially reorganize several
of these departments. so as TO bring all
of the executive business together I'm
certain departments, and all the scien-
tihc work together in single depart
ment.
MUCH ALREADY ACCOMPLISHED.
In conclusion, the writer says:
1T Is really a wonder that our govern
ment has accomplished so much excellent
scientific work through the agency OF SO
unscientihc an organization. BY an
enormous expenditure of time and money
1t has done n vast deal for the advance
ment of science. but IL is deplorable that
so much has been wasted in doing this.
Science Is conducting in America a grand
campaign for the advancement OF civili-
cation, but it's forces are divided into so
many camps that II does not win half
the victories II should. What is needed
Is an organized army with general STAFF
and ommander-in-chef.'
The plan deserves serious consideration.
Certainly no railroad. manufacturing
company. or other industrial concern
could afford 10 conduct its affairs In this
haphazard manner. All great CONNER
cial associations have learned the value
OF thorough organization and systema-
tized work. The development OF the
resources Of the country and the promo
ton OF It's industries are purely matters
OF business. The success OF this work
concerns every farmer. miner. manufac-
turer. merchant. banker railroad COM
pany. etc. In the country. and they are
all interested. therefore. In having It
efficiently and economically done. They
should, therefore be interested In the
facts and plans here given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
"Can These Bones Live 90

This will be the subject of Rev. w. K.
Haight's address TO colored men this eve
ming at $50 o'clock at the True Reform
ers Hall. All colored men are invited 10
attend. There will also be solos D9
Thomas IL. Hopkins and Director c. c.
Williams.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24

Manatoke Tribe. No. 50, Improved
order of Red-Nen. held an interesting
and well-attended meeting last night.
Mr.. j. J. Davis. on behalf OF Mr.. IL. +.
Godfrey. presented the tribe with an
emblematic chart. and In so doing made
a very happy little speech.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
BROKEN DOWN IN HEALTH.
Shouts toWholeW orld His Cure
By Or. Greenes Nervura.

Andrew II. Olney, Gibson, NY, says
al was broken down with nervous and phys
zeal prostraton, before using DR.. Greene
Nervura blood and nerve remedy. and life
was A burden. Now life is a JOY and sleep IS q
luxury compared TO it before taking Neryura.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24

were consolidated I'm one department.
Scattered as they now are through all
the departments, operated Inder very In
definite laws and supervised by different
secretaries usually not scientific men,
and always overrun with other work,
there Is ample opportunity for confusion
and duplication of work and consequent
loss of time and energy. The government
has, for example three separate and dis
tinct agencies for measuring the land or
the country, connected with two different
departments; four separate hydrographic
offices for sounding the waters OF bays,
rivers, lakes, etc, in four different de-
partments: and five separate chemical Ia
boratories in the city of Washington
alone The statistics Of the natural re-
sources and products of the country are
collected by eight different agencies con-
nected with six different departments and
bureaus, not counting the Census, which
usually goes over the whole field again.
This is doubtless one reason why govern
ment statistics are so often discredited by
businessmen. The pending proposal to
consolidate all the statistical bureaus and
establish permanent census. which shall
do, in systematic way through ten
years. the work hitherto done in a hap
hazard way at intervals, is heartily en-
dOrsed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24

AZ wish | could shout lond enough so al
,he world could hear, and tell them the good
his wonderful medicine has done for me. IL
has made me from weak, trembling, nerf-
ons irritable man, to one who feels he IS on
The highway 10 long years of health and hap,
niness through DR.. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy. c,.
If constipaied, use DR.. Grcene's Ca'harnc
Pills with the Neryura. VI.
DIR. Greene, 80 West 18th ST.. New York
CITY, the most successful physician N cur.
ing nervous and chrome diseases, van "
consulted free, personally or by letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24

w. r. Williams, the pastor will preach at
both morning and evening services. Ep-
worth-League meetings at . and Z o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
iUN BY DIR. CAMpRFTT.

The Rev. William a. Campbell, d. D..
h,ore his removal 10 Richmond. in 1887
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-06
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-06

Ihr r.-r ,ar lrfu,on u NrW My,I.
D,.rS Eel .o-r BE-. lalgl Nrml,u Jr-u-
Maria N!"rn'. 0an," hna,a aua loru.
lrtha',S .. l."r'o lurrru. dose Bla.
lur'i" Jr,l lnf ~aNrlrA am Pablo
"hihll"h. ,." "arpu," ripc~aiIug- up
uu "a" haur.u- 4. 1lrl-ru hrrlyiia cleo.
um"a- Oa.lrl Me mormug HE r..
-Irh'rul- ru'rrd ,hrlf APPEARANCE hy
tprlr al,Hur' D. =. kpirl Nj RpiN
hai Ju.I conn .u,p l". ra-, Ani therefore
a-k~i lor 70 l"-,prururut until next
Thursday "'N.h Wa, ytaut,si,
\ -url of aftermath IT the haiafAru ii
Nurrr ca-" Nmr1 Ma, settled some time
ag", occupied l'r a',"uuuu II the court
tal- morning =. /. pIIirll makes claim
upon the hhtrarr- ~ certain attorney -
i,1'- which they upullatr AMI GIllrtl
seeks a. Ircuri M count r. " lIulrsuu
rrptr-rlll- the kalafaru-,
lLr cuuf! after going carefully over
lhr a~ aud evidence IA The ul,rn- eel.
~ Insurance case ht- reversed the mud
NIX 81 tie sI"rll master and decided the
case a.. favor " uNeu-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-06
iIii >nuI> >tiIE> NuI

ron,,, ,rr,h,m aud ~. ur,dr nuN
~rr'u,,I"I,
About rr.rIurk last night residents of
"a" rlN ~"r" startled 10y n terrific rxplo.
r,oI ant With thoughts ot dynamite ar
-t"f"i gunp"Nirr all rar+ were expect.
autlN strained I" hear the first claug Of
IA" tire alarm nat presently explosion
number twu -huuk the rifruuLnlirut at
mn-ph"r" ani then ever, h"iy knew that
there VA design IN the matter.
1t was all hrrau-r Robert \hrahAm. the
gang foreman IT the Atlantic \ Pacific
mhrlln" shop had taken to himself a
hrll" IA M" person ~ Mis- lal-y
Watson, and r~,ay~i Ia settle down Ia
the peaceful HE ~ benedict The
hoN- hkr i"h AMI the, waited h. makr
um appreciate the peace which Ma Ia
ruu" later hnd they ii The nrIug IT
hn'ls WA MT the Whul" ~ the rrl,hra
lion huw"rr though q WA barge part
IA polnt Ut noise. Iuu- Witt, with "A
r"mpaN ~ -r,rrlri musicians Wa ON
hnui and lI,ruur-ri number II ,rlrc.
tluu,
~ 'ur -"a-'u o." mpW groom opened
the iorr- o' both h,arl nud home aud the
hN- Wrr" 90 glI To- ptftakr OF dantlly
pre- uoI refreshments
N-,mN,I"r of duty and prrcaul,ou n
.l",all ot iullc" Sn- on hand bat their
-"'Ir.- wrr" uol required except Ia m
Ju a." mrIr' maklpg at thr Imitation II
IA" hlG N'aI'rd kuh,rt
NhrHmnu,- have l'rn made /, the
Nmutr n rAun, boy, To- present the
Young rouIl" With ma elegant tea set hut
-, tll, la, n"u url"fri from the east
ui l. delayed IA arrNlug that part II
IA" program l. deserved Tor II future
tur
up"rl of tho w,siilng, which tHk
pArr At Il Johns, AMI at the reception
whrn followed Mas published ~ I'M
'I.INN yesterday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-06

y tl,r Is hrrrhy given that |. the aud,
signed ShrilN ut tlr county ui BrfndlIllu
tie ,rtrliuN ui NrS MrIEu under sfd B.
rur 1T WIT ~ rNr, utiun issurd out III q
district count iuf SAID county Ut brtnallllu u
der date 81 January "a sn7, m the case
I hatlCs W. Laws versus John IL Bushnell.
NhI' h ] am commanded that 1T the gunds a
Chattrls, Lands and trurments at said Jul
" Bushnell, heretofore attached by me ~ 80
cause under Wit m Alta htnunt, cause Ia b
made the sum ~ twelve hundred aud font
tNu dollars damages aud niur and 40 loo d,
Lars ,usts ~ SUIT, With interest thereon H.,
the 27th day 1T November. lsna, at t~r'vr
cent I'rt aunutu, and alsn the ,untS that ~
accrue, NIL On the 1911 day m Fsbtuai
lrH7, At the front door Ot the count house
sad county "a Albuquerque, nj the hour at ,
80 luk "a the forenoon Oi SAL day. Offer
sale, and sell AT luhiC Vendur, tuI ash, Ia Z
highest uldlrr, al uRhi, title and Interest
the ~dld John Il Bushnell Ia these Cens
pieces II real estate kuuSn as the l.rNs al
huslnrll ddiltlun tOthr town ui Alhuqurfqu'
~ sam 'uunik, a. shown an the map ui ~
add tlun tlrd ~ the office al the recorder
deeds ~ said county an the lalh day al ia
uat\, lSnl THOMAS lilHBELL.
ShrUti ui BrfuAllllu COUNTY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-06
GALLUP ullMPShS.

tAllup, Jan ~ nearly all the poll
tar suits, which we're commenced here
against Ahuut 81 miurr, VIM refused To-
pay, have been settled. lrW NJ the men
sued we're found tu w. minors, ami ~
they ate exempted ffun piNIng the tax.
thr suits against them wrfr dismissed
MI the others settled l., paying the tax ~
I aud the court r,-t- Witch varied from
o. 10 tlO Ihmugh their ignorance "
the law the M IT have been obliged ~
pay several tunes th' amount " the tat
itself
THIS incident has aroused considerable
agitation here III favor II the Legislature
adopting some law, similar 10 the one In
Arizona. which requires the corporations
10 pay the poll tax fot the men IN their
employ 4 committee j. nj work here
, nov, drnftlnga It'll un the subject which
II g. br submitted 10 the Legislature. The
bill viii contain several modiucations "
the ArlEnna law, but IN the main II Will
resemble H.
Mrs, K " Harris, viir Ut Engineer
Harris Ut the Atlantic " Pacific and
mother ~ Mrs. " II MOntfurt, II Albu
Qurtqur. has recovered her health after
All Illness ~ four months Mf aud Mrs
Harris formerly resided III Albuquerque.
sher" they have u host II frrli. who Will
H. ~ a-ri ,r hrdt 81 Nit harris i'm
provost health
4 u e. Russell MiSa,'s berthe Rupert and
Jennie ltuhN aud VIZ aud Mr- r. II
Harlow returned yesterday attrfnu II
from Nlu-luN. where VI Rus II and
Miss Rupert n~I't,.i III the concert given
b, th" locomotive nrrmrn The concert
gave excellent -Atl-tarllun aud the at.
Tendance WA Nrr gpri. II wa- even a
greater success N,u otIginators had
hoped for.
cuuplr at lral ,ot me clhN are hrIag
-hipp,~l from here t. Jrrour Arizona
where 1t j. Used lut the -nrilrf The tire
rlaN rrc"Nri fiom THIS place II prov ing
Nrt, satisfactory lul Il regarded ~ IL,
test gtal" miurd AuNWh re ~ the tern
tori IS lut ItuNp.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-06
ma NI:NNN uunu


N'ri"N I-',rr ~ , ~. Luunu ,,n
I"dru h'i,h,uI
san Pedro y. VI VIA IuOur Au Do
tMll THIS morning the ion lurk m
tn town Wa, ol-"rN,a To- t." uu ur". .ui
the alarm Ma YurkN ~rrnl uroasn
The town AMI fu-h ~ mti, D., t'r Ell,
llru- To- the fr-cur IT t., T. ~prou,r, whu
uccuPi"- thr hiu"k u, 4 dN"Illus ami
-lorrhuu-r. uu thr door hrlug lrukuI
open 1t wa Discovered that IA, .nnrr,
part Of the "a /" up Ia the r,sl aui a
large section ~ tho llr,r together With
-omr furniture Was on lf" Mr. NpIou.r
Was found IA hl- bel ia ala uucuu.cluu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-06
\ uuuD iIIItIt

I,"u ~ IlrrL ~ the Ir.uui t"utt
FtI,NANHN,. FlN.. krn. ,~ l~.r
Nj, j. ururgr Nulrrt. druggist DIN
bear urutgr l'lra-,, ,rld a bottle ~
IhamhrTlAlu'- cough Kennedy | Wuu.l
not feel ra-l n knew lhrrr Wa NOM Of
tins NaluHhl" rrm~iN M the huu,, /
llANr given II "A iaIf t-t AMI rnI,lirr II
one ~ H." best remedies 'pr rr.up that |
have ever i,uud one dose hh- nIWaN-
hrru sufficient, alt'mugN / u~r II 'rrrD,
NV culd ny culdrru contacts ,Irld-
very r"ahl, 10 tbs maIuur can tnu.
tiruti"u-lN frrulrmrrl II tm rtuup and
ruli- IA children luuf- respectfully
rluul r Nuft
sold h " MNwul pug com
lhlN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-06
CORPORATION SotIc.

A SGrNal meeting N thr Stockholders oi
Weston Homestead aud litlnatuu rompa
vii held At the principal Office ui the C"
- IN the \ I Afmiiu building ~ Al
gurtqur New MrkiCu, on the Nth day ot y
Nrmh,t 1898, At = u'tl,Sk IN the aftrfnU
iui the run! ~r ui voting upon PROPOSED
from thOu,oou ut h,oOu shares ~ the paf VA
~ tluu each To- . uuu, uuu Ut 10000 slatrN
the Tar value uf sluu each
~ order ~ the lnafl ut directors
FEIIH M,CHLsktY
lHNklIs II (BIAAE
llLNkh u, HNREOWLK,
II PEIltHtTT
JANIS r. CAkPESTEH.
O,tul,t -, 1870 Dltrrtur,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-06

A few months ago, Mr., Byron Ryery 81
Woodstock. Michigan was badly aiiicti
with rheumatism. His right leg va.
swollen the whole length. causing HIN
great suffering, lie was advised 10 ~
Chamberlain Pain balm. The first bat
tie OF II helped him considerably and he
second bottle effected azure. The ~ and
~ cent aizaS are for aale by the ", 4
MAXWELL Drug company,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-06
IImnrr Culture hinal Proof
Notice for Publication.

Land UilIIr a santa p, \ NJ,
July 7. lsHd
NuttCr IN hereby gwen that Nall'Cr DOu,
lass IT AlhuluvtJur y ~ has tlrd not
ui his lutrutiuu t. make tinAl proof beiuts a
Probate CLERK ~ Brfuallllo county, al his a
he ~ Albuquerque, n NJ an Tuesday,
9ath ddy ~ Angus, lbuh uu tmbrt cult
appllCstlo NJ % fnf the s.. III Ekt, a.
k'v IT St', uf .rctlun NJ II, ~ township \,
y moth, tauRe NJ, feast
lie names a. witnesses sheldon n Ma
gan. kdN l. Culr, B. A thrown. Charles n
HuSV, all ui Albuquerque y N
JANIS II WAIKEH, Register
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-06

Deputy sheriff Jones was down In Va.
lrncia county yesterday, and returned
late In the afternoon with Francisco
ChAves, Of peraltA who II charged with
breaking into the house ~ X. A, Miller
below the city, Chayes will have 4 hear
ing to-day,
Mrs. Albert Grunsfeld has concluded IL
place handsome monument over the
grave ~ her husband In the Jewish Il .
vision 1T the faiTyiew cemetery, The
contract for same was let 10 .. A, Mau
Vlno the other day, aud IA Ann ~ Alfred
GTunsfeld. the oldest son, returns from
tie east the design will liz selected.
Thos. GuFule. formerly u this city, but
Tor sometime residing Ia Trinidad. Colo,
rame In from the north this morning,
locking hale and hearty. and with a
broad sm!le over his face. TN being asked
why he smiled" he quietly Whispered.
II ain son " be- benedict" II l.
learned that Mr.. GurIle, inside OF ten
days. will he joined In weilock 10 Miss
JuliAnitA Apodaea, who reside In north
Albuquerque,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-06
NN.lu.ui- Prescription.

tillur Muru~uu, of the NofthingtOn
!ul. sun, Writes You have valuable
It.-rrlWluu ~ Electric kittrrS, and
can rhrrTtully recommend II for consti'
PATTON and sick hraiachr aud ~ n gen
rrhl -,,lrm tome II has nJ equal" Mrs
annie steele, 2rLd Cottage iirONe avenue
lineage, Wa all run down. could not eal
uur ilgr-t lpd, had hacKache which
never lrll her and felt tir@i and weary
bat -lN holtlr- IT Electric Bittefs TestOT,
,,i hrT health aud renewed her strength
l'rlc,~ - cents and 81, iiet u h0ttle al
Walton drug store,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-06

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-06
The I-EISlaturs.
corNclL SATURDAY. MuRNlN'

CurNClL SATURDAY MuRNlNu
Council met pursuant TO Adjournment
AT 10 o'clock with the president IN the
chair,
lpOn call NJ the roll all members r..
spOndpd "a their names,
Prayer WAS offered by the chaplain,
The journal VI the previous days 49,.
sion was read and approved.
The president announced his signing
% II, Il, No. : An act fixing the time Oi
holding court 10 the Fourth judicial dis
trict, and for other purposes"
Mr., Joseph, president ~ the council,
was excused for the remainder Of the
morning session,
Mr., Miera, ~ lnlon county, moved that
the council adjourn until Tuesday, Feb
2, al ~ 0'rlOrk. "A. m, and the roll call be-
ing demanded upon said motion the vote
resulted ~ follows. ANrs =, nOes 3,
The vote being IN the Affirmative, cOun'
ell adjourned ~ per said motion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-06

&C. Hall Is al home aud IHEC CITIZEN
means h, the word home" Albuquerque,
liz has an office AT Las Vegas, but he and
wife reside with Arthur keT.ns Al l23
north Walter street on the Highlands,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-06
MONTHLY WEATHER REIORI.
United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather bureau.


weather Bureau.
line fulluwing data. covering u period
Of twenty four years, have compiled from
the weather bureau records at santa FL,
New Mexico
Month "t February, for twenty four
wears
ItMIFHATIKE.
Mean or normal temperature 3 lie.
gTers.
The warmrst month WAS that ~ lN1H
with All average II II degrees
The culdrSt month was that II lSNI
with an average ~ ~ degrees
The highest temperature HR~ 80 de
grers. on February -. lS1G
The lowest temperature wAS u degrees
below zero, on February ~. 1880
Average iate on which last Killing
tr"4t occurred In spring, April u
rRErIrlrIrluN.
DRain aud Melt,-i SNOW
Average Tor the mouth O.Nl II An inch
Average number Ot DAYS with .Ul ~ an
inch az more, !.
The greatest monthly precipitation WAS
lHl inches, IN 1891.
The least monthly precipitation WAS
O,H ~ all inch. In lsS2
The greatest amount ~ precipitation
recorded In any twenty tour cuI-, utiNe
hours was O,7S OF All inch. on Eel ruary
|, Hhh II. 1891.
The greatest amount ~ snowfall ~.
corded In any twenty four consecutive
hours record extending Ia winter ~
lNSi VI InlyJ wss o. inches, on FehTu
Ary Is, 1895.
CLOTHS ANh NEATHkk
Average number ~ clear days. l3,
partly cloudy days, 10; cloudy days, >.
NiNn.
The prevailing winds have been from
the north,
'.he highest velocity of the wind was
III miles. from the southwest. On Feb
ru6ry ri, 1899,
station santa H. New Mexico,
Date ~ issue: January 81, 1897.
II. H. HEKSEY.
Observer. Weather Bureau.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-06


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