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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
FROM OTHER COUNTIES.

socorro-Rodey has over 400 and
when an returns are ia he viii carry
this county by az least 500 majority.
RosWell--Totai vote 81 Chaves ooun.
ty-Rodey 337. I.arrazo.O s2g. Lewis
2ie, iiinkle 552. Harvey s72. BatenIan
$40.
Las Vegas Rodey carried San Nj
guel county by COO SAFE
clnyton--Wiih one republican pre-
cinct To hear from. l.arrazolo carries
the county Of Union by 90. Navarro
Tor council and sandoval for represen-
tative' republicans, are elected by good
malorities
Las Cruces Complete returns frOm
iinna Ana county give ROdey 80 ma
iorliy, Holt iaL Lewis e. LleWeliyn rs.
Barnes %. whole county republican
ticket elected
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
OFFICIAL GOSSIP.
pension Granted - Land once Transao
tiona.

tions.
A PENSION GRANTED.
Sabine Tafoya. OF Taos county, has
been granted pension OF ti1 per
month
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.
The following entries we're made at
shs federal land once In santa We dur
ing the week ending October Z:
Homestead Entries November =
walter A. Scott. East las Vegas.
2s13S acres, Valencia county; Arthur
y. Buck. East Las Vegas ice acres.
Valencia county; Gabriel Martinez.
Holman. 1891 acres. Mora county; vi
cente Montoya. watrous. 100 acres. san
Miguel county; Oscar A. Cameron.
Flora Vista, $50 acres san Juan coun-
W. Miguel Ortls. Gaiisteo. 100 acrea. san
Miguel county; Thomas Johnston,
Wagon Mound, 20 acres. san Miguel
county. Juan Rautissa Pacheco. Taos.
1sp acres. Taos county. Aprelio Macs
tns. Puerto de Luna, 100 acres. Guada-
lupe county. william A. Black. Aztec.
4i.s0 acres san Juan county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
INrnoyrNENTiS IRRIoATIoS.
Valuable suggestions MAIDS by Resi dsn
OF the mrsliia valley

Of the mrsila valley
Briefly and in suggestive form 1
give to my friends IN this valley some
~ my thoughts on the above topic.
The first step IN my judgment. should
be- 90 enlarge the carrying capacity Of
the main bitches They should be-
made so Wide ana deep that when there
Il an abundance ~ water in the river.
every one entitled % water could hAvs
an he wants. This would entail consid-
cradle extra fatigue work, but that
h small item Ia comparison with tho
value that would be received
Secondly ! have long believed that
this valley win be- redeemed ultimate
Vs. by pumping We have an Abund.
ancc Of water al a lift not 20 exceed
twenty feet During the lasi thres Jr
four years southern California on as-
count " the unusual drought, has been
driven % PUMPING l forget the dis
lance % ihe fllfi.' but 40 ia much
greater than ours would be- The re-
suits In California have been gsry sat
isfactory
We should take measures 20 learn
all We can from ths experience Of Cal
ifornia. 10 this end l should favor
the sending % a small COMMITTEES "a
/ California 90 Investigate this matter
and report upon every phase 81 a. Let
the expenses of this COMMITTEES be
horne hy interested PARTIES. ana this
Includes ever body ~ tho valley, Per.
hnps. the agricultural experiment bts'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
VIOLET CULTURE.
Experiments ~ the Agricultural
Ehow ~ Cen Ne Made . eueceas.

Experiments ~ the Agriculture .
show ~ Cen Ne Made q susocss.
That violels can be success fully
grown IN New Mexico has been demon
strated BY the horticultural depart.
ment az kesilla Park. Tho plants are
grown In cold frames. under glazed
saahes that have been whitewaHhcd %
exclude all direct sunlight the frames
being covered the year round. In this
way, violets appear 20 thrive with
comparatively little carr The plants
are now coming into bloom. and prom
ise 20 bear heavily II would thus ap.
pear that violet culture. ~ successful
as a commercial venture IN she east.
II BY no means an lmpossibillty IN our
high and dry climate.
q. G. Watson. wife ana baby who
were here the past few days. returned
70 Santa re this morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10

20 Port stilweil viii begin ~ soon 81
the survey Of the route can BE- COM
pleted and ofilciaily approved BY the
government u IL understood the route
~ this road viii be down the Yauui
river valley through the heart ~ the
Yaqui Indian country. Representatives
o. She ganeae CITY, Mexico ana Orient
company have already secured control
~ the most desirable part ~ the har-
Dor frontage az port stilwel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
ITALIAN EMIGRANTs
= ~ Causing Traubie 10 tbs Waited statss
Guards.

The custom guards are still having n
great deal OF trouble with the china
men and Italian emigrants who are
seeking 20 make their way into this
country. Scarcely day passes but
one or more Italians are turned back
ana according to accounts lately TO-
eeived they will still continue 10 come.
as the.e Is yet large number at dif-
ferent railroad points. Il II thought
that there IL no immediate prospect OF
the force OF guards at this point be-
Ing increased, as the number allowed
Is based upon she receipts OF the port,
and the extent OF tho country 10 be-
guarded 10 seldom taken into considera-
ton. The Cinnamon now In jail will
probably be taken away IN a short time
as they will not be held here until the
next term Ot court.-Ei Paso Times
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
Proof GSsaf Failing Of Gfsa
W0H1b - Overcome by
Lydia L. PiSi1lsa1s's Nogo-
table OOepau0sneE.

DEAR Mrs. PfSKHAM 49, When /
wrote 10 you some time ago, / had
eoen suffering n I'm falling OF tho
womb for many years without obtain.
Ing relief Was obliged 90 wear a
bandage all the time also had bad
headache and backache. felt tired and
worn out. After taking six bottles OF
Lydia v. Pinkhhm'a Vegetable Com.
pound aud four boxes OF Liver Pills. I
discarded my bandARe and have not
had 10 wear IL since. 1 am entirely
cured '-MRs. J. r. ThoUTNAS, Box ~,
Hamilton, Ohio.
DEAR Mus. PiSKHAA--For nearly
two years / was unable 10 work. /
was very week and could not stand ON
my feet but fow minutes AZ a time.
The doctors said had falling and la
Inflammation u the womb. ] began To
USE Lydia y. Pinkhams Vegetable Com.
pound, and after using five bottles !
feel ike new woman. "-MRs. 4. N.
b.AKE, Confluence, W Va.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
Cls..r e. Cenn,ermI,.

The counterfeit Of the new Indian
head s. silver certificates. discovered
by the paying teller OF the Fifth Ma
tional bank q; New York last week has
reached the secret service division Of
the treasury at Washington The bill
IL tie work OF a photo iithograph pro-
cess. and one OF the most dangerous
counterfeils that have recently appear
ed. Chief Wilkie warns storekeepers
70 examine carefully all Indlan-head s.
silver certificates. The counterfeit IL
Of bill OF the series Of 1855. check let
ter, y; face plate. Ne 90 hack plate,
No. Is. with portrait, II the Indian Chief
onepapa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
cAIIEnnNIA TnANHL

several ~ the western roads are pre-
pairing 20 make strong effofts 10 pro
mote heavy passenger travel between
Chicago and California points during
the coming winter The Rock Island
has started with a semi-woekly tOurisi
car servils between Chicago ana Los
Angeles ana San FRANCHISE. ana the
Burlington. Santa Fe and Northwestern
van also materially Increase their SER
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
sn.kr.ln snn,a %.

The wells-Farso Express company
in this city yesterday handled ship
ment OF live snakes from san Antonio.
Texas, consigned to a travelling sho y
which has pitched it's tent at the cor
ner Of san Francisco and Bridge
streets. The ease had a wire netting
on top through which the 20 snakes
weighing 60 pounds could be seen.
There were rattlesnakea and copper
heads In the collection; ana the box
vas haadled very tenderly and resps,'
fully by the express company employees.
New Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10

No court viii be held In RIO Arriba
funds amount to 1890 they are no,
sufficient for a tons term 81 court. such
az will be necessary 90 dispose al the
cases on the docket Court will be held
ZONE time ln May
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
CONGRATULATED NEW MENIcO.
Gov. Otero Received Dispatches From sem
atoFs and Other ProIninent People.

sots otero Received dispatches Prom Ntn-
atoFs and Other Prominent People.
Gov. Otero Wednesday night and ves-
terday received fourteen dispatches
from prominent officials In Washington.
-. G.. and elsewhere. congsatulating
him and the people Of New Mexico on
the election OF a republican delegate
TO congress aud the election OF a re-
publican legislative assembly. Among
the senders were several senator's and
members OF the house who are favor
able to statehood ana expressed them
selves 81 the opinion that now with
proper and united action by the ,eople
OF New Mexico the territory will b. adj
mittod TO statehood within the next
two years
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10

Territory II New Mexico. !
County uf brmaiiiiu,
IN the District Cuurt }
Thomas Austin.

Thomas Austin.
James 9ammic II alive. or 80. b72t.
tne unknown hrifs 4 said
lHmea tAmWif, n dead. ]
The above named and meutlnned defendants
are hereby not titd that the above named suit
f pcudF in the said Cuuui that the saiu &C.
q ~ b hfD ught 60 quiet aud set NJ rest Sc title
ui the platinum ~ sud to LOT numbered twelve
li2l IN block lciteTeu n" Ut the Atlantic aud
Pacific addition 90 the town, ru~ q y, ul AL
buqusrque, IN the county of befnallllO and ter
ftufy II New Mexicp, az The sam Is known
aud ceslRuaHd ON The plat ui - q nddi,ion.
lied IL The office ul The probate clefk and ~
olhcio recorder Of the snle county ~ BE nailllo
on ihc gan day ~ Apyil, A. -. lsss and that
yuu tc required 10 set up auY claim thai YOU
may have ln and 30 the premises; that you m "
be- forever barred and eFiappCd rom 81 imiNR
any rFnt or title Va and "a the said premises;
and unless yuu ENTER yuuf appe rance theFcln
on % before the lo'h day II December A. ID,
1900, decfCg pro cnniesau Aill De rendered
aNa net you, and the plant u viii poly 10 the
said count for the relief demanded Ia The said
complaint,
HARRY y OwKN,
Clcfk OF said Court
K. W. y BRyAN,
Albuquerque. n. NJ,
Ataf fasf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
Az ELOPEMEaT.
Very Nearly Causes Young Kan Ia Com.
nlt Suicide.

niit Suicide.
on Sunday night Frank Warren ana
Hattie Morris concluded that Il would
be impossible for them to 1--we without
each other 40 they drove away to un-
known parts leaving a note saying that
they would be married before their re-
turn.
Frank Warren was a trusted empioye
OF Mr., Walrham. a truck gardener. who
lives just north Of the city limits. who
u seems IN absent from home leaving
Warren IN full charge Of the business
byt probably without leaving any or
dera for Warren to appropriate one OF
his teams Tor the purpose he did.
Miss Norris 10 highly respected
young lady iivinS on South Railroad
avenue, ana was AZ the time OF her
eiopement engaged TO marry J. s. Cop
pern, a young man IN the employment
Of the Santa Fe railway company and
OF exemplary character. Mr.. Coppers
Ia his EFFORT 20 drown bis sorrow took
a dose 0f poison yesterday, but by the
aid OF medical attention which was
promptly summoned he will recover.
AZ soon A. the young woman's moth
y AHaAN uA WHAT MAA IifANR
3D. she summoned ofieeFs who broke
open the house and found the note.
They Immediately telegraphed TO ali
points where the misalng couple would
be apt 10 be found. but az yet have re-
ceiyed no direct word ~ ihem.-I.aa
Vegas Record.
LATER
wosd Games from Wstrous that the
clipping couple Were there. but have
gonc un presumably north Mrs. Nor
rs r. hearthroken oyer the eiopemenl
OF her daughter, but Il very sensible
Ia her demonstration, Mr. Warren.
while a stranger 10 her, II well spoken
OF by her acquaintance iie r. about
q years old and the fon OF wealthy
Illinois farmer.
Friends of the missing couple believe
they are going back 10 Illinois 20 HE
folks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
nELn ron aRANn srnY.
Election Day Disturhers In santa 10 In
Court.

Court.
Frank Romero. Gus O'Bhen. saniana
Herrera, Maxlmiliano Tapia ana Limo
Romero. arrested on election iu ward
precinct Is appeared before Judge Nc
File, who acted as committing magis-
trate, says the New Mexican. They
waived a hearing aud entered bond for
their appearance before the grand jury.
the first named $500 being charged
with assault with a deadly weapon ami
the others $500 each, the charge against
them being Assault. District Attorney
r. G. Gortner appeared for the terri
tory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10

Territory OF New MrSicp,
County Of hrfualllio.
In The District Count
Plaintiff,
Anrie McCcrsistun,
Defendant
To Annie McCorriaton, defendant IN tie above
You afr hereby notified thai suit has been
filed in the above. named Couu by James Nc.
NOniston. 10 plaintiff and aRaingt you ~ de
irndaut, paving for an absolute divorce upon
the grounds Of defertion ON your pari, aud that
unless you enter your Ape rance m snid
cause on, 90 before the 10th DIV Of December,
1900, Judgment will be rendered aealrsi you
by default. ard the relief granted as prayed fof
H.P. OWES;
CLERK.
r. W DcHsoN,
Attorney for fialp,in
Alouquerqup, N. VI,
Notice of suit.
In the District Couu ol ihe second Jadicial
District 4 che Territory OF New Mexico
within ard fof the county ~
btfnalill0
Nellie Bailey hoodyl
David Moody
Iou are hereby notified that unless you en-
iff your an purancr iu the said shave entitled
caute on oY before the 18Th dav of December,
4. ID. 1900, Judgment viii be- rrncefed against
you ~ dc'aulti the " neral otiectE II the nc.
lion brlng 60 secure dissolution ~ the mar.
rage xlstlns between yourself and fhe plain.
40 and that the care, custody end rdpeation
~ the minor children, iaepC ~ the SAID mar.
rage, be drcrrte 10 Che plaintiff,
HAaHY q. OwEN.
Clerk of said Count.
Attorney for plainiih,
piice and postQfiige address,
Albuquerque. y, NJ,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10

The Citlzcn presents below a forecast
OF the thirty fourth legislative assem-
bly,. based upon partly official and part
~ unofficial but reliable returns;
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10

x. W u HRYAN,
AiluqufTuue N NJ,
a ta0rft.sss fa.s r,l.IrfEW
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-18
QUARANTINE RAISED.
4 =.
No Cases Of Small Pox ar Symp.
J. tons.

The people who have been in quar-
antine at the Okabena honse for the
past two weeks were given their free
dom Friday night.
I Health Officer Curran thoroughly
examined those suspected OF being
exposed to the case of varioloid and
quarantined, and finding no evidence
of there being any disease, thorough
" disinfected the house, etc., and the
inmates are now around as previous
to their being shut up. The case in
the tent is in the same condition ply
sically as when he first went out 70
the isolated spot. With him it is
only question Of time as to his. re-
lease, he being required to remain
there until all possibility Of his COM
municating the disease to others is
past.
The outcome from the first case is
just as our. people anticiated, there
would be no more cases and they did
not feel alarmed. The prompt &C.
ton of the authorities no doubt stop.
ped tho disease at its inception.
The village is now as free from
small pox or disease similar to it as q
community can be.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-18
BURGLARY.
DR.. C0nway's Dental ParlOrs
Entered By Thieves.

Some time Thursday night burglars
entered J. R. Conway's dental estab-
lishment in the Baker Block and car
ried away about two hundred dollars
worth of gold, including gold plates,
filling material, crowns and bridge
work. The doctor had just received
this material and laid it in a. cabinet
drawer in the operating room. He
had some gold in the mechanical
room which is missing also. The
thieves gained admission by unlock
ing door which opens into the par
lor. This is the second time the doc
tors has suffered from thieves during
his residence in. Worthington. If
caught they will be severely dealt
with. s. -
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-18
ANOTHER STEP.
Delegates to the State COnven-
VentiOn.

The Congressional convention was
held at Mankato Tuesday, which will
result in nominating the next Presi-
dent. VIM. Mckinley.
E. X Smith was appointed a mem.
Der os the committee on Resolutions
and s. B. Bedford, of Rushmore, was
elected an alternate delegate to the
State convention in Minneapolis We'd
nesday.
Appropriate resolutions were ad
opted endorsing Mckinley, McC Cleary
Nelson and Davis.
The Mankato correspondent to
the Minneapolis journal. how.
ever endeavors to misIead peo.
pie into the belief that
McCleary was the only man endorsed
by only reporting that resolutions
were adapted, ia, oring the congress,
man, therefore it will be seen that il
is the intention of bis supporters
TO impress upon the people that Nc
Cleary is receiving the preference
above all other public men of tn,
OF the state now in Congress. :
~ F.r-E = = D. , =
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-18
Married..

Miss Uda z, Slipper and Mr.. John
w. Rogers, Monday May IA, 1900.
The ceremony took place at the
home Of the brides parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Slipper, 1l3 West John
'stieet Alexandria, Ind. ..=
The bride is unknown to the wri-
tel but judging from Johns assoc
iateshere she is a most estimable Ia dy
The groom is well known in this
community as young Of excellent
character with numerous friends.
They expect to return to their home
at Heron Lake about juno LIST where
Nj. Rogers IS employed in an elevator
The Advance joins their many
friends in extending most hearty con-
gratulations. b.
Married -Ivie II. Baird and Helen
Black Wednesday May 16, 1900, at
the Nance, Rev. Wilson Aull 81. the
Freshly terrain church ofliciating.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-18
FIXED By APPRAISERS
LAGRANGE and Lungren Get q
Good Prico for Damages
Sustained,

The condemnation proceedings in
stituted by the Burlington road
against Mr.. LaGrange and Mr.. Lun-
gren, the latter living just north of
town, was tried last week before ap-
praisers H. v. Millar, Wilson Ager
and j. H. Cakes, Attorney j. A.
Town for the company and G. NJ.
Crandall for the other parties.
The case was taken up Thursday
and continued most of the ,day, Fri.
day, a number of witnesses being
examined, resulting in the ap.
praisers awarding Mr.. Lac Grange $500
and Mr.. Lungren $275 which is con.
sidetably more than was offered them
by the railroad company. These
amounts are not considered too much
-.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-18
TONGUE PULLED OUT,
The Member Sewed Up and Ami.
NAL Sold Cheap.

Monday night Dr.. Gould was cal
led 70 Wilmont to tapat a horse that
had hadahis tongue pulled out. 4
The horse was being led behind "a
wagon BY some parties going through
the country. While on the road the
animal did not lead to suit the peo-
pie and rope was tied around the
head and jaws, the tongue becoming
tied with it in some manner. The
horse pulling back, pulled the jaws
togethrr SO that the tongue was al
most cut in two.
The animal was taken to Wilmont
and sold to John Walsh for $40. He
Immediately sent for DR.. Gould who
went out with DIR. Plotts and the
member was sewed together and the
ANIMAL soon be all right again. The
horse is said to be worth about 500.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-18
Four Old Maids.

To hear the Schubert Lady Quar-
tette their ''Old Maid Song especial
ly written for them) will make a rise
in the matrimonial market anywhere.
This is one of their most fetching en-
cores; and as the ladies are many
years removed from being old maids
themselves, they can enjoy singing o1
the trials besetting the four maidens
of their song. :z *.-:.. :"
Hear it at Presbyterian church
Friday evening, May 18th. Tickets
at Loveless's. .....'-.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-18
BASE BALL.
Wortl,ineton will Have a Team
this Year.

this Year.
A base ball Iteam has been fully or
ganized here this week and are get
ting down to business.
The following officers have been
elected: J. R. Conway, manager;
Ned Jones, Treas; Fred Norman,
Secretary; John Hughes, captain.
There is some good timber in the
club and the balance is of the right
material to become equal to their as
sociates. The boys are practicing as
often as possible and will soon be
prepared to meet anything that
comes along.
Surrounding towns will take notice
and when they want to meet a good
team with good chance of being de-
feated, give our boys chance.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-18

= f 5 - Trsf- = = j.. =. n .
You will gain best possible results
by breeding your stock to Black
Abbot" the only registered Polled
Angus in this vicinity. A limited
number will be served. First come
first served. Correspo ndence solici-
ted. For particulars call on of ad-
dress, g. Foster Moore, mgr stock
farm 81 miles northwest Of Worthing-
ton, Section, 4, Worthington. MINI.
Barred Plymouth Rock Felch and
Patterson strains. Fine layers. Eggs
$1.O0 per. 13. No stock for sale.
f. w. STANTON.
!. Ellsworth, MINI.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-18
] 5
Causes Death in the Cities, and
|. Some damage n This
y S's;s County,

Z hree people wers killed in 81
Paul and vicinity Sunlla night by a
wind storm.
Patrick Sextoa Who Vas driving
Z With his child d1en struck ~ the side
walk on the siile o.. his I'D and Kill
led Instantly. His -four ohildren es-
caped with serious injuries. Mr.
Sexton has visited this town as a trav-
cling man, selling cigars and is quite
we'll known here. I'll. s:.....s>--s !. =.
A lady kneeling at the altar in st.
1ukes Catholic church was buried un-
der mass Of ttimbers from the church
being dislodged BY a stroke of light
ming. She l.ed but two hours.
i A farmeri iiying esst of st. Paul
was struck y ightning and killed
A heavy storm passed over this
section of country Monday morn
ing and in ene place resembled a
tWister.
On the farm C y. H. Wasmund
albout six miles l,orlhwest a smoke
house was tipped over. He was in
hsld pulverizing and the team became
mghtened, at the flying debris gath
cred up from the farm, and ran away
throwing him of. He was not injur-
Cd much / IThe team ran into a wire
bnce and became tangled up, but
we're not very badly injured.
Those that saw the cloud say that
4 moved in circle gathering all light
material in it's path and finally disap-
peared as it diminished in force.