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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-30
elAso aalNIits.
win Celebrate the Fourth-sickHes. % >,
ID. white-Other rnteresting Items.

viii teietrate the fourth-stchHess % y.
ID. White-Other migrating Items.
Mrs. Robert Douthitt and three in
teresting little children, returned to
their home in Bland last Saturday.
Last Sunday Harold Finch, oliver
oyerhuls and wayman Calendar an
gled in the Media Dia stream and sue
ceeded In stringing a number of fine
mountain trout.
s. II. Mullligan, who has been driving
the stage and express from here to Al
bemarle, resigned his position on the
fret OF the week, and will in the future
conduct the Bland hotel. Clifford Mo-
Ian Is now running the stage over the
hill.
Miss Garnett. who held the position
as clerk in the postofice here for the
past few months. rendered her resig-
nation last week. she was succeeded
by Miss sebben, who is now fulhlling
the duties OF the office in an able and
efficient
Professor X. w. Bullock, son-in-iaw
of ]. q. Creager, and wife. drove into
Bland Tuesday evening after a trip OF
several days on the road from Ala
mosa. Colo. with his wife they will
visit for a few weeks with her parents
before returning to Colorado.
Postmaster b.. II. Shaw and little son
left here one day last week for Los An
seles and other Pacific coast points. He
Will be absent for about three months.
during which time he will visit with
his family, who left here several
months ago.
The anniversary of the Declaration
of Independence promises to be cele-
brated in an appropriate manner in
Bland next Wednesday. Those who re-
side in the valley along the railroad and
who are seeking recreation from the
heat, should not fail to come up to the
Golden Costiti district and enjoy the
national holiday in the mountains.
Next Monday ]. II. Pegue will as
sumo the responsible position OF mana
ger of the w. l.. Trimble q Co. stage
line between Thornton and this place.
and will also give a portion OF his at
tention to the frieghting business from
Ortiz TO San Pedro. The express office
here will be In charge OF Clay Jones,
who is now becoming familiar with the
duties of the Office.
The many friends OF ]. ID. White viii
be panied to hear OF his dangerous ILL
ness at the family home in Albuquer-
que. His son. J. ]. White. blacksmith
at the Albemarle. hat been notified by
relatives of his fathers condition, and
the physicians can give no hope OF
their patients recovery. Several years
ago. while engaged In digging a well. a
rock fell upon Mr.. Whites head, which
fractured the skull. n Il Is said that
the old gentleman Is suffering from the
effects OF a blood clot on the brain.
Mr.. White has almost cached the age
OF three score years and ten.-Herald.
-
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-30

For the only genuine Coyote
Canon Springs Mineral Water
call on the Harsch Bottling
Works, 2I3 S. First street.
New phone 24S.
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Notice for Publication.
lPreemption ID, 3 No. 191ol.
Department OF the Interior,
Land Office At SANTA te, N. M.

Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of bis Intention
20 make final proof IN support OF his claim. and
that said proof will be made before probate
clerk of Berndilo county, az A~lsuqueraue.
Crossan, for the h " of SWA and lots . aud 4
OF Sec, 80, Il v NJ, X. 8k
He names the following witnesses TO. prove
his continuous esidence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz; Sheldon II Mulligan, oi
bland, N. M and William Far, Thamas 3
Hubbell and Wallace Burke. of Albuquerque,
NJ. M.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-30
JoodJ SaaJabmis
aOTBL
HIGHLAND
~TlZl7IEtJllrfD

Thomas Blair. William Parson, ID.
Shoemaker. o. otero. Lynn shirk. Wal
ker Astler. Juan Sale. Manuel Alsrid.
Bert Ward. Fred ShOpe, William Thay-
er and wife. Santa Fe base ball club;
Edward Barker and wife. Chicago; II.
Otero and wife. Clinton. Ill; =. Rick,
ireland, j K. Sole, New Mexico.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-30

L L. Lyon. Denver; +. NJ. Evans,
Los Angeles; s. J. Parsons. HI Paso,
Mrs, NJ. C. Winton. El Paso. John Z.
Flax. st, Louis. Ii. Jenklnson. Kansas
City. j. IL. 5cobey. Kansas CITY.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-30

Unless food 10 digested quickly II will
ferment and irritate the stomach. AZ
ter each meal take a teaspoonfui Of
kodol Dyspepsia Cure. II digests what
you eat and will allow you to eat all
you need OF what you like. II never
fails to ure the worst cases Of dyspep-
STA. 1t Ii pleasant to take. Berry Drug
Co. and Cosmopolitan drug store.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-30

GENTS wANTED-To canvas for the
<1Liie OF Richard Parks Bland, the great ell
Yer leader. Also general agents wanted 10
large cities. A great campaign book; Intro,
duced by w. J, Bry an, Will sell like ho'
cakes. Address h. W, stephens. Publisher
Culumbl Missouri.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-30

yI7ANTkD-Actiye men OF good character
w to deliver and collect tor an old estab-
lished wholesale and exporting house, Bona
tide salary Of 900 q year guaranteed with ex-
penses. 40 experience equlreu, references
Exchanged. Enclose self addressed stamped
envelope to WHOLESALERS AND kA.
POR1EkS. Third Floor. sS4 Dearborn ST..
Chicago, III.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-30

W. C. Meehan well known here as a
former railroad clerk, and lately To-
Gated at Needles, Cal, has gone to the
coast resorts for recuperation.
DO you need a shirt waist2 IL so
attend the special sale OF ladies' shirt
waists at the Economist.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-30

Reirigerators - VIZ have in
stock the largest line of first-class
refrigerators ever placed on sale
in this city. IS per cent off TO
close out. Dcnahoe Hardware
Company.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-30
"Give Hin, an Inch.
He'll Take an Ell.

Let the smallest microbe gain todgnenf
IN you, body and your zUhoie system Dai
be diseased. The riicrobe Is microscopic.
But the germs become inches and then els
of pain. Hoods SarsapariRa destroys the
niierobe. preVents the pain, pu,Hies The
blood and effects a permanent cure.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-30
EUROPEAN.

Charles #. Hunt. Ell Paso, Texas. Ii.
j. Nesmith, Boston; /. Rosebaum, Chi
cage; J. q, Hall, Denver; J. w. Fill
more, s. s, Hatfield, Colorado Springs;
f. W. Hart. Madrid, N. M; A. w. Hen
shaw, Schenectady, N. Y; r. II. Rip
ley, Bland. N. M; William Hogan. San
Francisco; c. ii. b. Ward. Chicago;
w, A. Wolf. William Townsend, City
OF Mexico; A. J. Frank. Denver; L. II
Perry, Mexico; George IL. Wilson. La
Junta; A. #. Male. Winslow; J.. J
Keegan and son, Globe, A. IT,; II. Fun
kelsteln. John Page. A~lgodones. N. M
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-30

Attend special sale OF parasols al
the Economist this week.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
PHYsIOIANs

w. @. HOPE n. u.
NFFICE HOURS-Untl Q q. m. and from
~ ii8o 10 9 $50 and from q 10 Q .. m. once
and residence, aa0 west Gold avenue. Aibu'
auerque, NJ. N.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-30

the womb and ov,
and at menstr'
periods I suffered u
ribly. At times IN,
back would sch,
very hard. Icould 4
not lift anything !
or do any heavy
work; was not able
TO stand on my feet.
Ny husband spent
hundredso fdollar
for doctors but
they did me no :
good. After n time I
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-30

Every sufrsring Woman should bssd thfs
Letter sd be Convinced that Lydia x.
Piskhsm's Vegetable Compound Does
Cure Female Weakness.
Ell have been troubled with female
weakness In its worst form for
about ten years. I had leucorrh@a
and was so weak that I could not
do my homework. ! also had fall
ing OF the womb and Inflammation OF
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X. w. ID. BRYAN,

A TToRNEYs.AT.LAw, A~lbuaueIaus. N,
"A M, Ofice, rooms 8 and 9, Fret National
Rank building,
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JOBssTOn q FINIOAL,

A TTORNEY-AT.LAW. ONCE. room 2. N.
"A T. Amijo building, WIN practice In all
the courts OF the territory.
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GEsrLRMEs's LIST.

Persons calling for the above named
letters, will please say Advertised
j. X. ARMIJO, p. N.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-30

WILLIAM ID. LHE

Attorney at Law,
Socono. New Mexico,
Prompt attention given to collections ami
natanta for mlnna,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-30
FRANK W. CLANCY,

A TTORNEY-AT-LAw, Albuquerque, N.
N M. ONCE. First National Bank building
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DENTISTS,

n. j. AIgsr, d. ID. y.
A RhIJO BLOCK, opposite Held Bros,
IA Once hoursi b a, m. 10 Ia 80 y. m, liec
o. m. 10 o p. M, Automatic telephone No
ae2 Appointments made by mail,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-04-18

of this trade, the company has just com pleted in Seattle three-Story brick build Ing I7o feet square with capacity of smoking 100 tons of meat at ] time.
 General Manager Higgins will be here In a week or ten days 10 secure and estab- fish permanent warehouses at this point for the company. Everything for packing house products will be carried in Skagwav and sold only at wholesale. That means Armour & Go, are to make Skagway one of their wholesale points.
 Especial arrangements of importance are being made for the shipment of fresh meat from Omaha and Chicago to Dawson. Arrangements have been made whereby the White Pass X Yukon railroad will run refrigerator cars and the Klondlke corpora> tion will equip Its Yukon river steamers with relrlgerators for our accommodation. The company Is negotiating for the estab' IIshment of refrigerator service on steamers between SKagwav and Seattle, and we shall be able to announce In few days which company will give US the service.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-04-18
ID MAKE SKAGNAY
 TIE SUPPLY POINT
Armour < Co. Will Soon Have Big Warehouses.
ONLY AT WHOLESALE
wm Have Refrigerator on tho See attls Steamers. on tho Train to White Horse and on tho River Steamers to Dawson.

Armour & Co.,, the great meat packers and dealers. arc to open wholesale house in Skagway immediately. They enter the Alaskan field with no uncertain step. Ar rangements are made for reaching out be- vond this point for a big share of the Klondlke trade both In fresh and smoked meats.
 P. c. Copeland returned yesterdav from a visit of several weeks to the states and brought the important information as to the decision of Armour & Co. to enter this field. He says:
 "l have been appointed agent for Armour & Go. from Skagway to Dawson. with headquarters here, and therefore know whereof speak In regard to their enter prise In this region,
 "The company intends to rush fresh meat through from Omaha to Dawson, and to maintain houses In Skagwav and White Horse.
 "Largely ln preparation for the handling
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-04-18

The Ladies of the Maeeabees will give an invitation dance April IS. 4ia st.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-04-18
wnd Rumor of shipwrsok.

There was a wild rumor about the city yesterday that the steamer City of Seattle had gone ashore neir HaInes. It was also reported that the steamer Alert brought In the news of the accident. Inquiry re- vealed the fact that the Alert left Skag- way two and half hours before the City of Seattle and proceeded to Juneau, and did not return to this port at all during the day.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-04-18
Building Now Going Up
 Near MoOre's Wharf.
WILL ALSO DO TURNING
Mr. Nordstrom Has . Belief in tho Future of Slagway, and That His Concern win Grow to Rea- sonably Largo Dimensions.

Andrew Nordstrom Is building a sash and door factory on Second avenue near the approach to Moore's wharf. lt will be 7S by 10 feet and two stories high. A large part of the frame work Is up.'
 It Is the expectation of Mr. Nordstrom. the owner and proprietor of the industry, to have the factory In operation about the last of May. He will leave In about two weeks for the Sound to purchase the ma ehInery for the plant. The building and
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-04-18
Through Passenger Rates.

The through passenger fare from Seattle to Nome by way of Skagwav and the Yukon river, over eoist ana river steamers connecting with the White Pass road. has been fixed at srSs. This includes rso pounds of baggage and Is to become effee> tive on the completion of the railroad to White Horse and the opening of the fu- kon to navigation. The road Is expected to be opened to White Horse some time In me
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-04-18
ALASKA CODE BILL
The Probabilities Are That by This Time the
 Measure Has Passed the Senate.
From our special cOrrespOndent.l

From special correspondent.l
 T7H ASHINGToN D. G. April l3.-Senator Carter has been
 pressing forward Alaska code bill with all the inau " ence could be brought to bear and now that the mining law feature satisfactorily disposed o and the d senton Nome mining seed-or this was practically the basis of the lengthy discussion to be clear sailing What helps very arrangement Senator Carter entered into yesterday Lodge who Is in charge of the Phlpne b In consideration and his friends assisting in having Philippine bill made of the military appropr Aton b Lodge will waive his right call up the Phil ppne afternoon unfinished business and Instead will ask that and proceed to the consd eratOn the Alaska b It Is believed that this consideration can be concluded evening" there not likely be much further discussion and that the bill will pass It undergo some changes house. but indications these changes will be light.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-04-18

the equipment for the factory will cost be- tween sI2oo and s7ooo.
 "lt Is my intentlon," says Mr. Nord- strom, "to eonhne myself chiefly to the making of window sash and doors of spe- elal and uncommon sizes. Sash cannot be shipped here from the Sound at a profit because of the high freight rates on that particular kind of freight.
 "l shall also put in band saw and turning machinery and do general mill work.
 "Water power will be used for the driv- Ing of the machinery. Connections will be made with the city water system."
 Mir. Nordstrom has been In Juneau the last five years and came here to embark in this enterprise. He has confidence In the future of Skagway and therefore Is put. ting out his money here. He will depend almost wholly on the local trade for the support of his enterprise.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-04-18

lt Is already arranged to make three ship ments of fresh meat weekly into Dawson as soon as the railroad Is opened to White Horse. Before that time we shall not do much in shipping fresh meat down tn. rlver
 "I shall retain the Skagwav agency Of the KlondIke Corporation as we'll as that of Armour X Co.,"
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-09-09
pHANTOM PINTO
San Francisco Argonaut.

between two ranges of mountains. #
was after nightfall when We arrived in
the neighborhood of our destination. ali
day the mountains had come nea ro, r. ~,
with every step, and We're now towarina
above US close at hand on either side the
rocky sides and pinnacles gleamino Wits
and ghostly in the bright moonlight. Ex-
eept our own. there was not a movement
or sound to break the death-like stillnass
of the desert. AS we neared the scene of
the massacre of the Morris marty a
creepy. sensation went UP my SHINE and T
shivered in spite of myself at sight of the
rough stones, each bearing in rudelv cbis-
eied lines the tell-tale crossed arrowe
that marked the graves of the murdered
men.
This is tn place, pardner," Lew said
in an awed whisper. '"Fh rcd devils was
up in tn rocks there. on both sides an.
fer their lives n er rabbit Ugh. but
amt things here ghosty-lookin
Gfhostly looking they We're, without =
doubt; TO longer wondered that even a
harmless spotted pony had given such
place the reputation Of being haunted.
1T can't be anything but a pony"
thought, ''and If the god Is still in the
canon, be has my thanks for soaring
others away from it."
We camped where the valley narrowed
into the canon, and I am not ashamed
to admit that, amid such surroundings,
my sleep that night was not entirely un-
broken. Sunrise the next morning found
us busily cooking our breakfast and, that
eaten, we at once packed up and started
into the canon. We went perhaps half
a mile when Helen our pack m1le ("ETei-
Ell Damnation' Lew had christened him
Immediately after receiving a kick from
the aninaaD, showed decided objection
to going farther; stopping short and
whistling as though in fear. he planted
his forefeet in the ground and would not
bulge another inch.
Maybe its er hunch, pardner," Lew
said, wrathfuHy surveying the stubborn
animal: ''at any rate we'd jist as well
try fer gold here as anywhere else"
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-09-09

that nearest the ruinS-and. stretched out
on ii to smoke another pipe; I was not
In the least bit sleepy. AS L lay there
gazing with wide open eyes at the stars
above me, suddenly, from not far away
came the gibhering howl of a coyote; i'll
stantly the mountain walls took it no,
tossing it back and forth until the canon
rang as though all the fiends in hades
mad broken loose. Scarcely realizing what
did, with my every nerve tingling and
tW1tch1ng, [ sprang wildly to my feet and
fired shot in the direction I thought the
NANCY little beast to be, and the canon
roared with the echo.
Slowly the uprear died away. and then
l collapsed as chuckIe came from Lew 5
direction. and he remarked, Reckon yGh
wouldn't have much show with er ghost,
pardner. if er pore little cuss of er kyote
en- start yuh ter shootin' wild like that. I"
made no answer L was indignant with
myself for losing my nerve so easily. L
lay down again, but not to sleep; ] was
quivering with nervousness. The coyote
did not howl again-rny shot had scared
him away-but the wind rose presently.
ana began Waiiing in a most nerve-3iS-
tracing way in the rocks above me.
''S-w-is-s-s-h, 100000, r-a-h-h-h''
stronger gust would go sweeping past,
and then from across the canon would
come a series Of faint, mournfui sounds,
such as sorrowing ghosts might be eX-
pected to utter. I began to understand
how Dominguez came to lose his mind
through his experience in the canon, and
to wish l were anywhere else when the
wind died away as suddenly as it had Fis-
en-, and there was absolute silence.
fell to watching the stars again; the
hours dragged slowly by, and at last
fell into a half sleep.
Suddenly I awcke and sat bolt upright,
straining my ears for repetition of the
sound that walked me. Soon 1 heard it
again; it was Helen whistling and plung-
ing in fright. He was picketed behind q
point of rock where 1 could not see him.
Hastily felt under my pillow for my re-
volvers, but could not find them. Helen's
snerting and plunging grew more violent
with every moment, and at last. fearful
lest he break his rope and we lose hirN.
I gave up hun ing my revo vers and tart
ed running toward him. The moon was
now shining brightly. and when | came
to Where | could see the mule l Saw some
thing else that brought me to a sudden
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-09-09

''We'd Jest as well throw up our hands.
pardner. an take tn back track fer Tue
son; I've led yuh on er rainbow chase, I
reckon"
1t was Lew, nay partner. who said this,
as we gazed gloomily down the hill upon
which we were standing. Lew was a
child Of the desert innocent of book
learning and the ways of civilized man,
but a crack shot with rifle and revolver
and a slillful prospector; he was blue
eyed, tow-headed, and the sun and wind
of the desert had given his face the color
of leather / took him to be about twen-
ey-five years of age. Our acquaintance
began in Tucson. 1 was going along the
main street one day when he stopped me
to ask for the Ioa nof the price of meal;
he was broke and hungry. he added His
was not the whining plea of the beggar,
but the manly request for momentary
aid of the self-reliant frontiersman. who
expects to return the favor az some fu-.
ture time. and so l gave him a dollar.
although had never seen him before
Later in the day he hunted me up to
tell me of valley q few hundred miles
away where placer gold was to be found
and ended by proposing that we go pros
peeting in partnership. 1 to buy the sup
plies and outfit. and he to lead the way
to the valley. I agreed. and we set out
the next morning, our effects packed on
the back Of the 'b.amedest. kickin est
mule, as Lew described him. that I have
ever known. For two weeks we tramped
across the hlistering deserts Of Arizona,
and at last We arrived where we could see
down into the valley but only to find it
the ghost of & gold field; 1t had been
worked out by somebody else. Along the
dry bed Of the little creek that marked
the valleys center were thousand
holes and trenches. and as many heaps of
sand, which told us that we had come too
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-09-09

monarch its last recipient being the car
OF Russia. Ambassadors, generals. cabi-
net ministers aud the Viscount d'OyIey
We're made officers of the order and those
of inferior position chevaliers, while Pres
ident Loubet and the Marquis d'OyIey
were invested with the grand Gordon of
the Lion and the Sun!
PALACE SERVANTS SWINDLED.
This mornings Gau1ots, by the way,
draws a touching picture of the overwork
of the smaller officials of the Palace of
Sovereigns while the shah was here.
From morning until night. says the
GauIois, messages, letters, telegrams,
packages of all kinds arrived for the
shah, and also for a number of Persian
residents in Paris, who made the palace
their headquarters during the visit of
their sovereign, and in many cases prof.
tied by his presence to feast right royal
ly, free of ali cost to themselves, at the
expense of the French government. When
the shah left, however, he personally dis
trihuted gold medals to all the servants
of the palace, and also left a substantial
sum of money to be divided among them.
Not only, says the Gaulois, has this
money not been distributed, but sum
which was left for the same purpose by
King Oscar of Sweden has not yet found
its way into the servants hands, neither
has an increase in salary promised to
them been handed over. And the Gaulois