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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-30
HEDAILYC CITIZEN.
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Or for 10 cents per month, when paid monthly.
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THE CITIZEN Ia on sale at the following
= places In the city; s. h, Newcomer, 2t2
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nIrhn.l na.h rrlnna rnId

For furniture. stoves. carpets, clothing,
trunks, harness, saddles, shoes, ete.
HRrt's, III Gold avenue, next 10 Wells
Fargo Express Office. Bee me before you
buy or sell.
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II you don't get next TO some of those
80 cent shirts we are selling this week.
They are new, nObby and the biggest
kind OF "A value. Simon Stern, the
Railroad avenue clOthier.
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pyERTIsING RATES made known on
Keen Quiet

and use Camberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Dlarrhoea Remedy for all pains OF the
stomach and all unnatural lOOseness Of
the hOWela. IL ALWAYS cures.
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The greatest care has been given this
season TO our shoe stock Our fall stock
is complete, The Hanan shoe is still in
the lead and this seasons styles are bet.
ter than ever. Other makes also in at
tractiye shapes. Prices always right,
simon Stern, the Railroad avenue cloth
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Nnu MnrIcn mnriIcnllnrnI sncinlr.

New mexico HORTICULTURAL society,"
For this occasion tickets will be sold
IN September q, Z and & 10 Santa Fe and
/ return for f345 for the round trip, with
final limit OF September 10. No stop
over allowed. W. h TRULL, Agent.
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SILVER CITY.

From the Enterprise.
Sam, Sloan was gored by an angry bull
last week, He in company with some
other cattlemen, was cutting the points
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RnnhIen,s Arnion snIva.

The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
COrns, and all Skin EruptiOns, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required.
Il Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfae-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by j.. II. O'Reilly q
Co. DTuVgigtB.
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tPre-emption Entry No. 28te.l
Notice for Publication.
Land Omce al Santa he, n. NJ,

AuHus q lsNh.
Notice L. hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final prOofin support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the register
OF receiver at santa Fe, n. NJ, on September
III 1898 viz William Fraeet, for the SEk n
Wa, NE4 SWAt sec. 10, rs ~, T..
lie names the following witnesses to prove
hts continuous residence upon and cultivation
II said land, via Salvador Bachicha, Of Chilli
Ramon Moutoya, Of Albuquerque; Manuel
Gutierrez, of Chilli, and Augustin Gurule, OF
San Antonio via Albuquerque.
MANUEL II. OTEWO. Register.
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Clean blood means q clean skin. No
beauty without b., C4sclrcts, Candy Cathar.
tic clean your blood and keep II clean, by
stirring mp the lazy liver and driving all i'm.
puritics from the body. Begin to-day 10
Danish pimplcs, boils, blotchos, blackhcads,
and that siCkly bilious complexion by taking
CasCarets,-hoauty for ten cents. All drug.
gi5ts, satisfaction guaranteed, Toe, 2jc, SOC.
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nFFICE HOURs-Untn 2 a. m. and from
~ 1 80 10 1890 and from ITO 8 p, n, Once
and residence 22O West Gold avenue, Albu.
Querque, N, IA,
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j. NJ. Smith and wife, who came here
from Bland a short time ago, have leased
the Girard house, situated on west
Gold avenue, taking possession
this morning. They will carry on a
rOoming business, and expect to have
everything ready for dodgers on or about
September 10.
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Educate Your bowels Win C~asCarets.
Candy Cathartic, cur constipation forever
iOc, &c nc c. C. ian, druggists refund none
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A. II. Jones and family returned from
their outing trip on the PecOs, Saturday
night, and report having a good time,
considering the amount OF rain that fell
during the time they we're away,
Attend our midsummer closing out
sale, Good seasOnable goods sold al
ridiculously low prices, Rosenwald
Bros.
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SOLICITORS WANTED LADIES OR
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n. ID. JOHNSON,


A RCHiTkCT-Plans, Specifications and o.
- Inmates furnished for all classes OF build
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Railroad avenue,
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Row. mary Borden At silver CITY

The Rev. Mary j. Borden preached
Sunday in the Methodist Episcopal
church OF Silver City. Her morning
theme a BE Thou Strong" Evening:
"GOd and Our NeighbOr." At o'clock
in the afternoon a meeting for women
only was held at which time the subject
was: "Dlyine in the Human Heart"
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HOTEL HIGHLAND.
GRAND CENIRAL

A. c. Robins, He'll canyon; X. H. HUFF
man and wife, krie, Penn; +, G.. Shaw,
Bellem0nt, A. f.; & b. Boyd, Las Vegas;
John #. Hinkle, Isaac Adair, Clinton,
New James A. Martin, Chas. II. Evans,
Kansas City; n. j MeCracken and wife,
PitiabnTR. Penn.
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Cool and comfortable dining cars on
Santa Fe route are obtained by use Of
electric fans.
Forty cents seven feet cloth shade with
fringe at Futrelle's.
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Guaranteed lol,ooo haul cure makes weak
uen strong, blood pure. b0c, e. All druggists
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w. n- HnPn IL

nEFICk and residence, No. ana West Gold
~ avenue, Telephone No, ~, ONCE hOuFl
y TO = q. m; $40 10 0 100 and 20 . p. m.
y 3. hastufdRy, N, ID. J, 8, Yesterday, n, u.
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A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, Albuquerque, N
n N. Prompt attention given 10 all business
pertaining 10 the profession, VIII practice In
al courts Of the territory and before the United
States land office,
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JOHN rAsUHER. M. no..

physician AND sURGEON-Onice II
= ATmijo building. Corner OF Railroad avenuI
and Third street, Hours, VI TO II a. M;
nnd diseases II women,
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DENTIST.

n. >. AlEer. ID. ID. =,
A RMIJO BLOCK, OPPOSITE ILEELD
"A Bros, ONCE houTsi y a, m, TO 1890
., M; / 100 y, m. to 3 ., m. Auto. Tel No.
462. Appointments made by mail.
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r. w. y. BRYAN

A TTORNEYS-AT LAW, Albuquerque, N,
"A M, Office, rooms 8 and 8, First National
Bank building.
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lIlVL
ton and Water supply Examinations anc
Reports. Maps, plans and estimates, Cores
pOndence Solicited, Room 10, ATmljO block
Cor. 8rd 81, and Railroad avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-30
FRANK W. CLANCY.

a TTORNEY.AT-LAW, Albuquefque, N
"a NJ. Once, First National Bank building
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
EUROPEAN.

j. p. Richards. ST. Joseph. A. T.; j. G.
Duff, Durango; N. j. Marvin, Kansas
City; II. X. Wood, Philadelphia; Mrs. X.
Leonard, Miss +. j. Bletcher, Blard; G II.
Kuhns, Denver; n. 3. Church, Chicago.
HOTEL HIGHLAND.
J j. Fisher, Prescott; s RI. X. c. Nor-
rell and boy, George ID. Carter, Las Vegas,
". J Atkinson, Kansas City; W. c. Nc.
Donald. White Osks; j. N. Phillip and
wife, Arkansas CITY. Kansas; II. NJ. Muir
ply, Denver; c. A. shaw, Los Angeles; ID,
4. Huskins, Las Vegas.
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4 TTORNEY.AT-LAW rooms 2 and 8, N
u n. AnnlO buIldInR. Albuquerque, IN. -.
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DE. BIsnOP 3 nIsnOP,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS AND
A Surgeona-Ohlce and residence over post.
office Old Telephone 90, New Telephone
1873, Mrs. Marion Bihhop, N, d., office hours,
2 TO 8 .. m, Frank u, bishop, N, d., once
hours, y to 10 q. M and 1 20 2 and 2 TO 8 D. M,
Take elevator At Whitney's,
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27
BRADEORD'S STATEMENT.
Conditions Under Which It Is Hoped To
Reclaim Bitter Root Lands

|
We quote the following statement
from letter recently written by
Vice Chairman Donald Bradford, Of
the arid land commission, to r. Lee
McCulloch;
AS suggested at our conference,
make the following statement con-
corning the reclamation OF the Bit
ter Root valley. The supreme court,
in it's decision Of March ] 1898, in
substance says that the arid land
commission may issue bonds based On
the "Carey lands. and the canal and
water rights appurtenant thereto,
and can extend and enlarge such
canal to take in and reclaim other
lands belonging to corporations and
persons by contracts properly record
ed. with the owners Of such lands.
Under this decision the commission
will agree to construct a canal for
the "Carey" lands, and to enlarge
such canal to cover the state lands
now held on behalf of state institu-
tions, and to issue bonds against the
| 'Carey" lands to an amount not to
exceed $l2 per acre OF such lands,
and to any necessary amount per acre
unit of water required for the state
lands. ..-.4
10 purchasers Of state lands the
commission will sell water units at
cost and 20 per cent added on reason
able terms. The state board Of land
commissioners will set maximum
price per acre for "public buildings"
lands, and also for estate institu-
tions' lands, and will allow plenty Of
time with six per cent interest per
annum Tor payment.
TO all those who now have land
claims without water for irrigation,
who will relinquish their lands to the
government, to enable the commits
sion to select them under the t'Carey"
act, this commission will give the
privilege OF first selection, Of not to
exceed 100 acres, at the cost or re-
clamation and 20 per cent. added.
And all persons desiring water
rights for lands under the proposed
canal, and which they do not wish to
relinquish, may, by contract, permit
this commission to issue bonds against
their lands to the amount Of the cost
Of reclamation, and 20 per cent. ad-
ditional.
The law says that an annual toll
shall be charged against the acreage
benefited, for the maintenance Of
the water system, hence all users Of
water will be charged pro rata the
actual cost.
Should any persons owning lands
lying below the proposed canal, and
having perfect water rights in side
streams, desire to exchange their
water rights for rights to the use of
water from the state canal, they may
90 so by arranging with this commits
sion
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27
Hamilton Happenings.

From the News.
A. NJ. McCorkle was in from Wood
side Monday. Mr. McCorklc recently
purchased part of the Mittowcl
place near Woodside, and is setting
out about 400 fruit trees this season
The cattle of the Bitter Root stock
farm, numbering about 5000 head,
were started for the range last Satur-
day. The most OF them will be herd
cd on the Big Hole range during the
summer.
The annual log drive on the Bitter
Root commenced Saturday. 1t began
at the forks Of the river near Rye
creek. Every log along the river
will be gathered in. The water is at
a good stage for driving and the work
| is being pushed vigorously with d
large force Of men unGer the personal
supervision Of Mr.. Murphy.
Mrs. Holt, mother of Mrs. II. g.
Cleveland, arrived home from Mime
apolis Monday evening. She has been
in attendance at the sick bed of MI
Cleveland. She says that the opera,
ton performed by the specialists was
Of no avail and that the physicians
say that Clcve can only live few
days at most.
| From the Times.
Miss Nellie Murphey and mother
sister and mother Of II. W. Murphcy
OF the big mill, will arrive in Hamil.
ton next week and will spend the
summer in the Bitter Root.
The Bitter Root Stock farm re.
ccivcd last night from Plrasonton
CAL. p brace of quail. They were
sent by r. E. Dc b. Topaz and they
have been placed on the Daily ranch
This is an experiment, and if they
thrive here more will be put out.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27
The Hamilton Killing.

Last Thursdap morning, at Ham
ilton, Thomas Cahill was shot and
killed by Thomas Walsh. From the
account Of the affair in the Times
the facts are condensed as follows:
There was a dance in the bad lands
Of the town that night, and both
men were present, About the time
the dance broke up Cahill struck
Walsh, knocking him off some steps
aud jarring his teeth loose. Walsh
went to his cabin and got his gun,
and met Cahill near the Lucas opera
house corner. Cahil approached
Walsh and the latter raised the shot
gun and fired, the first charge strik-
ing the breast. Cahill started to get
away and second shot hit his
shoulder. Two men that were with
Cahill left him, and he was found a
few minutes after by Miles Romney,
who had been awakened by the
shots, and died shortly after without
becoming conscious Walsh had an
examination before Justice Catlin
and was bound over to the district
court. He was brought dowl. to
this place Friday by Constable East
man
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27
More Ships Ready.

New York, April "a. Five feet
ships will probably move out of New
York harbor tomorrow ready for SER
vice in the war. The auxiliary
cruiser Yankee, formerly the Morgan
liner steamship El Monte, is ready to
sail, manned by the New York naval
reserves in command of Lieutenant
Commander Willard G. Brownson.
She may be used as scout to patrol
the Atlantic coast and keep a sharp
lookout for Spanish Warships.
The cruisers San Francisco aud
New Orleans also are reported as be-
ing ready to leave tomorrow aud they
will go to Hampton Roads to join tho
flying squadron.
Under Commander Goodrich, the
American liner St. Louis will steam
out, and tho Harvard, formerly the
New York, will 60 out at the same
time in command Of Captain A. S.
Barker. The destination and duties
of these two swift vessels are not
known.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27
Sampson Now Rear ADMIRAL

Washington, D. c., April o.
President Mckinley today authorized
Captain W. T. Sampson, commander
in-chief Of the North Atlantic squad
ron, to hoist the flag of a Rear Admir-.
al.
BY this act the president has made
Captain Sampson the senior flag
officer Of the entire force Of war YES
sells Of our North A tIantic coast.
Should Commodore w. S. Schlcv,
commanding the flying squadron, OF
Commodore Howell, commanding the
Northern patrol squadron fall in
with hear Admiral SIMPSONS vessels
it will be their duty to report Il
Rear Admiral Sampson and to carry
out any orders that that officer may
consider it necessary to give.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27
STATE AND WORLD.

The postot1icc at Timberline, Gal
latin county, has been discontinued.
The Deer Lodge court house bonds
have been sold to a Cleveland firm
for ST ,0S0 premium.
Gibbonsville had killing last week
when Frank Smith shot and killed
Jack Stratt0n at a baWdv house.
John Donald, a Carbon county
rancher under arrest for stealing two
sets Of harness, committed suicide in
jail with strychninc.
Shafter, the colorcd murderer Of
Hawkins, also colored, has been SEN
fenced by Judge Clancy at Butte to
be hanged On Friday, June II.
A majority OF the Ohio senate
committee has reported that NJ. a.
Hanna got his scat in the United
States senate by bribery; the minor
ity reports that he did not.
J. r. Boyce ST., one Of Montanas
oldest citizens aud for years a Helena
business man, died at Butte last Sat-
urday. Mr.. Bovcc was one Of the
Oldest Masons in the state and past
grand master.
The rapidity with which the pres
dent moved when he did get started,
and the early orders for the blockade
Of Cuba was too much for Secretaries
Gary and Gage, and they both talked
of rcsigning. Gage reconsidered but
Gary did not, and his successor was
quickly appointed and affirmed in the
person OF Charles Emory Smith, the
we'll known Philadelphia newspaper
man.
The house committee on public
lands has made il favorable report on
the Shafroth bill granting a million
acres of arid lands to each state ap-
plying therefor. representative
Shafroth says he is confident that
each Of the ard lands states will con-
form to the terms of the law by max
ing application, and that this will
result in enormous development in
their resources.
J. II. Abroms and Chas. Whitcomb
are building a barge on the Missouri
river below Canyon Ferry, which
they propose to equip with a large
sand pump or pulsamctre arrange
mcnt and make an attempt to raise
the gold bearing sand from the bed
Of the river. They will operate in
the neiyhborhood Of Trench bar.
which was a large gold producer in
years ago and is still being worked to
some extent. Winston PrOspector.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27
a Peculiar Accident,

Libby Creek, April pa peculiar
accident occurred on the Great Nor
ern road at this place at 4:15 this
evening, which resulted in the death
of one man and the injury, more or
less serious, of three others. A work
train loaded with dirt and gravel and
carrying a plow and cable for dump
ing, was coming around the heavy
curve just east Of Libby Creek, when
the train broke four cars back from
the engine. The forward part, be-
ing released from the load on the
the train, shot ahead with great
speed, and the cable was drawn taut
across the heavy curve with tremen-
dous force, Conductor H. S. Allison
and three laborers, Daniel Casey, Gus
koehler and John Malone, were
standing on the inside Of the curve,
and were thrown so feet from the
train by the cable. Allison was in
stantly killed. Casey was injured in
the back SO that his left side is par
alyzed and his recovery is doubtful,
and the other two severely bruised.
AL were taken to kalispe}l. The
dead man was As years old and resi-
dent Of Spokane, where ne leaves d
wife and three children.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27

The Anaconda Recorder reyiyes the
old story of deal by which A. B
Hammond is to let loose Of his inter
ests in Missoula county, and the Ana
conday company get the big mills at
Bonner and the timber lands of the
Big Rlackfuot Milling company.
The Townsend papers say that
henry Whaley, farmer living
near there, received word last weeI
Of the death Of his Oldest brother
Patrick Whaley, at Benton, Wiscon
sin, of which place he had long been
a prominent and much esteemed resi-.
dent. He was IS years Of age. De.
ceased was also brother Of Major
Peter Whaley IF this vicinity.
Mrs. Archie Marsh, who has beer
i'll for long time of consumption
died at her home on the west side
last Sunday, and was buried in
Maplewood cemetery Monday after.
noon. Deceased was daughter of
S. +. Coen, former resident OF
Woodside. Clarance r. Prescott and
wife Of Missoula, the latter being a
sister Of the bereayed husband, were
up to attend the funeral.
The correspondent of the Chicago
Inter Ocean at Chickamauga writes
to that paper Of the Twenty fifth:
"The colored troops, Twenty fifth in
fantry, are we'll supplied with guitars
and mandolins, and the really good
vocalists in the regiment fill the
night air with music that would do
credit to the best MINISTRIES. Except
for this regiment which is we'll es-
tablished in camp, it is all work and
no play with the arriving soldiers,
and when the drilling for the descent
upon the enemy commences in earn
est there will be still less time for
amusement"
Peter Deadly, a man working on
the DAILY ranch, was seized with Il
sudden sickness last Thursday while
working in the field with a man
named Chris Hanson. He fell to the
ground frothing at the mouth, and
told Hanson he had eaten nlethiny
that must have been poisonous.
Hanson got him half way to the
house, but Deadly could 60 no further
With assistance from the house he
was taken there, but died few min
utes after. 1t is supposed he ate
some wild parsnips. He was IN in
dustrious man ab )ut 40 years Of age
and his home wasat Springfield, @.
When it was learned that one Of
the four troops Of cavalry said to be
Montana's cantingent would be part
ly made up at Missoula, some twelve
patriotic young men here made appli-
cation for places in the troop, and
expected to start for Missoula this
morning. The news last night that
a regiment Of infantry would be call
ed for instead put a new aspect on
the situation, and scme of them con-
cluded they would raaher not walk,
though half dozen yet declare that
if the Missoala company goes as in
fantry they are going with them.
They are now awaiting telephone ad-
vices. Some people were inclined at
first to think the boys were joking,
but really the most Of them arc still
in dead earnest. Stevcnsvlle will
furnish her share of the volunteer
force.