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The oasis., 1900-12-22
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST Judicial District, Territory of Arizona, in and for Santa Cruz County.
 R. K. Richardson, plaintif. vs. The Empire Smelling Company; The Columbia Smelling Company; William R. Leach, individually and as receiver of the property of the Elm pire Smelling Company; J. Kimber Terry and Abraham D. Wallace, defendants
 Action brought in the District Court of the First Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Santa Cruz and the complaint filed in said County of Santa Cruz in the office nf the Clerk of said District Court.
 In the name of the Territory of Arizona, to The Empire Smelling Company; The Col umbia Smelling Company; William R. Leach, individually and as receiver of the property of the Empire Smelling Company; J. Kimber Terry and Abraham D. Wallace. defendant greeting:
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintif-in the District Court of the First Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for Santa Cruz County, and answer the Complaint therein filed with the Clerk of this said Court, at No gales in said Uounty, within ten days after the service upon you of this summons if serv- ed in this said county, or if served out of this said County and within this said Judicial District, then within twenty days thereafter, or in all other cases within thirty days thereafter, the times above mentioned being exclusive of the day of service, or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the District Court of the First Judicial District, Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Santa Cruz this 1th day of December, A. D. 1900.
 s. r. NOON, (SeaD Clerk of said District Court. A true copy. Attest: T. F. BRODRICK.
 Sheriff. Date of first publication, Dec sth, 1900.
The oasis., 1900-12-22
Merchant had a snap"

"When we were publishing a paper in Mt Vernon, H., in 1872, on the second floor. store opened in the room under our office. The senior proprietor came up stairs and con- tracted for three columns of space for twelve months, with locals and 2500 dodgers each week He remarked that it was a snap to get into town where other business men di1 not advertise. The firm started out on borrowed capital. In three years it had money enough to start two stores, one in Se- dalia and one in St. Louis. It dis solved partnership and each partner took field to himself Byron Nugent was the partner who made the con- tract, and is now the senior member of B. Nugent & Brother, the great St. Louis house. He not only OWES his store, building and grounds, but has erected a nice little cottage home that cost him $s7 1000. We must say that some of the old mossbacks who were in business in Mt. Vernon before Bly, ron Nugent ever saw that place, and who never advertised, are still in business and grumbling about dull trade and hard times.-Kansas City Star.
The oasis., 1900-12-22
11AH Saturday, Dec. 22, 1900.
Ei Paso Midwinter Carnival.

The arrangements for the El Paso MIdwiter Carnival are beginning to assume a definite form. Manager Lockwood and the entertainment committee have been doing some very energetic work during the past few days. From present indications the nnrpose of MT. Lockwood to make the noreatest event of its kind ever given in tbe southwest seems in fair way to be realized
 Propositions have been received from the following attractions, and they will be passed upon at the next meeting of the executive committee:
 The Ferris wheel, steam swing, min iature railway, Lunette, the flying lady, a wargraph with latest scenes from the Boer and Philippine wars, streets of Cairo, Oriental theatres, German village, and probably the greatest attraction will be the Sl0,000 electrical fountain, showing Madem- oiselle Cellestre in her whirling and serpentine dances. This attraction showed at Helms Garden, Kansas City, for five months and attracted as many as 3O,000 people daily. Negoti- ations are also on with the Porto Rican theatre and streets of Cairo.
 These. with the great 5000 fire works display on Mount Franklin, the 5000 electrical pageant, flower and civic parade and the bull lights across the river, will constitute only part of the program already decided upon.
 The association is now considering a proposition to carry out the crowning of Fl Pasos carnival queen upon an elaborate scale If a large enclosure can be obtained this will doubtless be feature.
 This will be followed by masked ball. at which will appear some of the
 
 DIaz is coming with his official band, just returned from Paris, where they attracted much favorable notice. he entire city will be handsomely and elaborately decorated and illuminated. At the close of the week will take place the unveiling of the monument erected by the Elks lodge, at Elks' rest at Evergreen cemetery.
 Confetti battles will be fought on ey " street aud highway. This is a unique feature which has been much iu vogue in Paris, where it is source Of much amusement upon every fes- tive occasion
 An Editors Evening has been ar ranged for, to be held January IS, when the United Press of Texas, Ari- szona, New Mexico aud tine Republic pf NJ 'xico will be given a good time, with all the necessaries. .-El PasO
The oasis., 1900-12-22

Among the tens of thousands who have used Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy for colds aud la grippe during the past few years, to our knowledge not single case has resulted in pneumo- nia. Thos. Whitfield & Co.,, 240 Wab- ash avenue, Chicago, one of the most prominent retail druggists in that city, in speaking of this says: "We reoummend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for la grippe in many cases, a' 1t not only gives prompt and com- p'ete recovery, but also counteracts any tendency of Ia grippe 10 result in phe1monia." For sale by L. w. Mix ~ Co.,, druggists.
The oasis., 1900-12-22
Mill for Sale.

flye-stamp mill and concentrator, ln good order, for sale cheap. Located one mile from the railroad station of Llano, Sonera. For particulars apply to HE OASIS office. tf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24
BLAND nREVITIEs.

from the Bland Heta'f.
George Evcritt. son of the Aibuquor-
que jeweler. was ia camp last saturday
on business
william Rye has gone 10 Albuqucr-
Que. from which place he intends 90 90
to Spokane. wash. on a business uip
Miss Viola Woods, a popular younE
lady 81 bland. has accepted the posi-
ton az assistant postmlstress ln the To-
cal postotnce. She entered upon her
new duties In the Office last Wedncs
day
Attorney "A wycon. % Albuquerque,
has arrived In bland and expects to To-
cate here during the winter lie hhs
hung up hts shingle IN font 81 the store
~ the Bland supply company
Frank Sanderson and wife who TER
here few weeks ago. are now cpzi.y
domicued IN neat u,tlr dwelling lr
Cola canyon Mr. sanderson b. cm.
ployed boy the Golden Corhiu Tunuo.
company
WIN Manett was In the district q
Few days this week greeting his many
friends ana uelualntaucrs. he iH Oh.
popular head clerk and outside hustler
FOR she clothing hrm Of Manteli a
Grunsfcld. OF Albuquerque.
In Media pia canyon last sunday
morning oliver OVethuls AMI John
| Carpenter. two school boys. caught
sight III a large sized silycr-tlp bear
/ The boys were out Tor mess ~ sguit
rrls and ala not have heavily lo1de
shells with them hut they pcppcrc
Ar. Rear with what they had az clos.
ange They followed him Tor sum'
distance. but soon lost hla track in tm
underbrush and rocks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

The young ladies' are practicing bas-
ke; bail faithfully, under the guidance
OF Miss Fields They expect to play a
match game some time IN the near fu-
ture.
A photographer from California made
several good pictures az the school dur
ing the week The faculty, the two 1T
crary societies the basket ball team,
the gym" class and the buildings all
looked pleasant" for once az least.
At The regular assembly on Friday
interesting and instructive talks
bounding IN good ideas and sugges-
lions. regarding student life, were Civ
en- by Profs Chllds and Hodgin
The boys foot ball team ala not de-
yeiop az expected The parents OF the
boys objected too seriously % the gen
,.e" sport and the idea had 90 be- aban-
doncd A good base hall team Will be
formed. however. I'm ne spring
The boys blskc, bah team looks lost,
owing 90 the absence az Louis Becker.
Deep regret is expressed at his serious
illness throughout 90, school and all
hope for his speedy recovery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24
sINIiI.AIi.CAsE.

Ia the earlier days OF Albuquerque
when the town had neither public
.hpul system nor q school building a
uhuJuthrope congregational society
came 90 the rescue and al large ex-
ponsc erected The academy and main
tainrI school there FOR many years
"a! the public benefit when hlbuquer.
one later established its own school
system aud built its four school luiid-
lngs this society ala not ask the city
Vu,tho. these new buildings were to be
used fur any other than educatlona.
purposes. nor did it ask for the man
urgWrrl 90 them nor did 10 complain
81 lack OF appreciation boy the city.
Tho city considered Itself competent 90
run its own public schools and the So
,lrty recognized the reasouableness OF
the position why SHOULD Albuquerque
give over to e private corporation the
ownership and control OF rs public D.
AriryT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24
COCnITI MINIS.
the Herald

From the Herald
G. ". Graves has accepted a position
with the navajo Cold Mining company
ia the star mine. having gone to work
last Saturday evening
Martin BLACK he plumber. has en-
tered the employ % thc Cochiti Gold
lining company. and assumed the
management ~ the pump ng station IN
Peralta canon
The shannon Lode claim. belonging 90
Charles y Easiey. Thomas Abbot and
George west has received It's annual
assessment for this year, and me proof
~ labor VIII soon b, filed by the own
crs.
The assessment work IN the Little
Mollie mine was completed q few days
ago. The claim In the property OF
George Marsh, Of Santa Fc. and y W
Wilson of Denver Thomas Abbot had
the contract for the work
George Carson has been awarded the
contract FOR doing the assessment on
the p0uto claim. la Pine canyon. lie
began work on his contract last week
Or W q Hope, % Albuquerque. and
q. W Bowers. ~ Kansas City. are the
% Sncrs OF the Ponto
Last Monday morning Thomas II.
Bens began working the assessment
Tor the year on his Teller claim In Cola
canyon. The mine has been opened by
tunnel and cross-cuts. ana shows the
ore body 90 be- thirty feet wide. Recent
assays reveal good values in thc yellow
and white metals.
Tho Golden rDchiu Tunnel company
o. driving away IN the tunnel which rs
being run from cola cluyol into the
mountains Co htlf luzrn ur more
good ore bn1l.. Iolhi shifts lav
boon emp1y,d f1r som time past. a a.
ou nE o. thr char y.rr 90 the rroun
fur about nuy frot tur grva.c. part q
the uur wac consumed lu lImbcfing
10. tunnel ami FOR thit distance sets
.,' timaur we're placed every two feet
Sow ihUy I,y bUns placed six feet
apart AZ the present writing the 'uu-
ll h. a llffl, more than 200 feet In. At
or sent hand arm, are being used. AMI
VIII boz until the alr compressor IL In
tailed \ ueN blacksmith shop Is be-
ing erected az thr mouth ~ the tunnel
which wall measure about iGx2o feet IN
dlmsUsioUN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24
ROCK ISLANDS MoyEMrNrs.
They Are Coming Thick aud Past These
DAYS.

hNNHH
Announcements OF thv TO X isan1'.
movements into 20 Pas1 from Liberal
Kas. come thick ana fast these day,
ays the Topeka state journal
Early this week General Manager
Parker passed through Topeka ana
wrnt down over the southeastern line
Chicf Engineer r. Dauchy. ~ ne
System. followed few days later tab-
INK General ROadmaster Irwin" ana
other officials along General Manager
Parker and party now turn uu in the
interesting territory where the cNt,n-
sion IL surveyed. and by those who have
been SIN doubtful. this s. taken as
proof positive that the extension viii D.
built
General Manager Parker's privat" car
was sent around hy the Texas Pacific
20 FL Paso, whsle his party proceede :
overland from Liberal. over th' sur
veyed route. and met % az CAPTAIN. y
NJ. the northern terminal - ihe y
Paso 4 northeastern This road, 10 has
been unofncially announced. the Rock
Island will purchase To- complete ITO line
into ~ Paso.
Ia an probability the construction
~ this line will be- commenced very
soon, II will make the Rock Island a
most formidable competitor FOR through
business. and viii give 81 short line
Co the Pacific coast
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24

Statehood Is necessary Go the further
development and growth ~ New Mex
leo. Statehood VIII bring capital pop
uiati0n ana enterprise Co the territory.
capital is tlmorous IN investing. not
because II fears territorial form %
government. but because 90 fears that
In the transition from q territory o. a
state conditions viii be- unsettled ana
some % the rights granted capital
when u came into the territory m'aht
be- abridged by q state constitution.
Not until this question has been f.l-
tied VIII capital pour into Sew Mexico
like Il did into Colorado after Cts ad-
mission % statehood 10 g. the same
with nov settlers Most people regard
territory ~ land vVtraucous 90 the
United states and they would az soon
settle IN foreign country almost as
they would Ia territory. and thou.
sands OF people who would come into
Ncw Mexico. n II were @ state go else.
whore just on that account NeW Mex
lean
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24
Will nK AnnLIsnEn.

The Albuquerque Citlzcn n Tor re-
form through thick q thin. q, wants
the office ~ coal oil nsp ctor abolished
Wb8t- the matter anyway There
must %, au Albuquerque man after che
D. lnu ANA hc se,ns 60 think that
tlI, method win gel II for him. Pc
sibIy and possibly not who knows7 -
Sew Mcxican.
The territorial repubicnn convention
passed "a resolution demanding the re-
peal uf the coal ol law and the abolish
mrut of hat siuccure ONCE The office
win g,trNaly boz abolished Il the mem
beers of the assembly obey IN, platform
upun which they were elected
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24
nig crowds Attend tho Popular asd Pleas
tug Entertainment.

Tho lady managers OF the Catholic
Century Hlxaar planned on making
last nighj the most brilliant Of the fair
to date. ami they succeeded beyond
their fondrst expectations.
The fact that sumptuous oyster
supper was an additional inducement
Ia drawing a large crowd. although
hundreds went f0r the sake Of enjoying
the musical entertainment which was
under the supervision 81 Mr. Harry
Buuard. who deserves great credit for
the manner In which u was carried
Out.
syerai out Of town visitors. including
Mr. / D Lesh. 81 ~ Madison, Iowa.
and Nj. ant Irs Franklin u. Locke,
~ Chicago. were In Attendance.
An amusing feature ~ the evening
was TIE rafting on of baby quilt.
which Was won hy Hon a. y Marion.
what WI d. dn with it2' was the
question on the lips ~ . majority ~ the
young ladies present.
Twenty -four couples sat down 90 pro-
grerfiyt high i've he the card booth.
The games were close and exciting,
Miss shnup carrying OF the ladies'
u SHREDDER. aud Mt Murphy capturing
the gentlemen's prize. pair o. gloves,
donated by Mlniril a Grunsfeid.
The D1nvasscra who are disposing OF
chances on The CITIZEN and Journal
Democrat dolls. which win be- ratified
m Monday night are meeting with
Erluy INK success and u n hoped all
~ the tickets will be- sold There vas
q decided squirt in the voting contests.
For the most popular young lady,
isatr,re Tascher passed Helen Riliycr
and has 81 votes bet the latter - close
behind with 30 20 her credit Nellie
Flournoy, carrie Nehcr and Marie
Voorhees, are stiil IN the race ana are
liable 90 close the gap before the last
night
Mr. q. W smith Is IN the lead for
the most popular gentlemans prize,
with total % 81 votes. Como - Tomas
fIubben - a close second and Charlie
NeWhan third. There are several out
lying precincts 20 be heard from and Il
Is safe 20 wager that an able vote get
ter Ike our sheriff and treasurer, Will
forge TO the 'front.' tonight and land q
strong winner. Monday evening dane
ing from O.aO 20 II % was an enjoyable
innovation and will be continued this
evening
Hot turkey. hot chicken, an kinds Of
aalAd and a FUN bin % fare "a the an
nouncemsnt for so.niEhts supper.
twenty-five cents = the price Can sou
anord 20 go home 20 supper
Watch the man at the wheel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24

ff0m ne NeW MEXICAN,
Merchants say that business IL better
IN santa ~ this month than u has been
Tor years. Mckinley prosperity
The next great political event in THIS
city will be- the elect on ~ justices 1f
the peace and cons,ablcs Many candl-
dates are IN the field.
The merchants of the town arc tain
Ing ~ protesting against the present
status 81 the railway connection be-
tween Santa ~ and Lamy with the
California nycf"
Justice W y stone " W Pope W
Mcpherson and W " Upton. oIncills
OF the court 90 private land claims ro.
turned last evening from san Miguel
and other settlements near %. san nj.
ruel del nado grant. whore they took
testimony "a 90 the allotment 90 lands
on the grant Next Monday afternoon
they VIII probably leave Tor the sluth
20 take testimony in several grant
cases
Elders James T. Llsonhco. ~ Mesa.
Marlcopa county Arizona. ana George
A. Robinson. ~ Pennington. Davis
county. Utah. Of thq Mormon church
are among the latest arrivals IN the cts
and intend to stay here a month ur so
This evening az o'clock they . hold
a meeting on the plaza They travel of
foot. receive no pay Tor their work and
depend on charity for their su''enance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24
rnE REJECTED oRpISANcE.
THIS IL Ordinance Laid On the fable Reject
ing the HAY noIds building.

The city council rejected the Ray
n0lda gift OF a S25 600 library hglldiug
by laying The following proposed ordi-
nance on the table
An Ordinance go establish a free Pub
llc Library, and Go provide Tor 'hc
maintenance Of the same ana FOR uth-
or purposes.
Whereas. Joshua $ Reynolds haa do
mated 20 the city OF Albuquerque the
building ana grounds known as lots q
4. and OF block %. ~ Huniug
Highland addition TO said city. subject
90 the conditions. that the citizens OF
said city should subscribe the sum ~
$1,000 for the purchase Of books and
other library purposes. and that said
city should agree 90 maintain and use
said premises Tor free public library
forever. and should Improve the
grounds with trees and lawns ana keep
said grounds and the buildings thereon
IN repair and good condition forever
And whereas. said city has accepted
said donation. subject 90 said condi-
lions
Ana whereas. said Reynolds has de-
liycrrd 10 said city "a decd fly said
premises duly executed ana the citizens
~ said city nave subscribed more than
81 Geo for the purposes aforesaid.
Sow. therefore be- b. ord iinpi by the
city council OF the city ~ Albuquerque
Section /. There II hereby created "A
library commission which shall con-
sist ~ the mayor ~ said city ana eight
competent persons. re idruts or said
city. not more than two 20 whom shall
reside In the same ward, and four 81
whom shall be women The mayor
shall appoint one competent person
from each ward 90 serve as member
~ said library commission until the
election and qualification OF city off,
GERS In the year 1899 ana one from each
ward 10 serve as a member 81 said D.
Srary commission until the election and
qualification OF city officers in the year
1903. Upon the organization Of the city
council elected IN the year 1909 tho
mayor elect shall appoint one com, e.
tent person from each ward 10 serve
hs a member 81 said library commits
sion Tor the period OF two years or I'M
til his successor % appointed, ana
thereafter there shall be appointed an
nually by the mayor elect upon the
organisation Of the city council one
competent person from each ward Go
serve az member 81 said library COM
mission for the period OF two years. or
until his successor IL appointed, ana IN
case OF a vacancy the mayor Of said
I cliy shall appoint "A competent person
90 an the unexpired term
Section g. said library commission
shall c-RInize annually by the election
I OF vice -osidont secretary and
treasurer
| Section 8 Il shall be the duty % said
/ library commission when 20 appointed
and organised 90 take charge OF said
public library building ana grounds,
and an books furniture ana other are
l ticles Of personal property OF said city
held and used FOR library purposes and
shall have fun and absolute control Of
the same for the benefit u the people
and shall authorize the expenditure of
an moneys for the improvement ~ said
building and grounds, the purchase OF
books and the maintenance % said free
public library. and make all ncsdfu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24
rn,rAL DEPARTMENT rsrIMArr.

Postmaster General Emory Smith
has Framed his estimates. 10 be sub
mIttri to congress. ana win ask an az.
rtealte of lbou, iisi.OOo 600 as the app
pI.iliuUu Tor thc entire service for
the ne1 year ending June 80. is0A
This Included an estimate ~ tB.J00 600
for th, rural free delivery service.
Hy the close o. ihls fiscal year iaO0
rural free delivery routes throughout
the DuItDI States viii have been cs-
tabilsueI. and the general extension
contemplated COR next year win In
vo'ta about $500 additional routes. The
success ot th, service 30 Car Instituted
has resulted Boo plans for q general eN-
tension mex, year.
ThD postmaster general together
witch other Officials 81 iuvestighting the
feasibility of pn,ting tbc service in op.
srunun roo every point throughout a.,
country NOT reached hy the regular
free delivery service in operation 10
che .rI,s.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24

rulss ana regulations Tor ne uss and
care thereon
Section & Tho mayor or said city
fhau bo ~. omciO president ~ said
commission shall Sian au papers c0n-
TED with tho management ~ said
library au contracts Tor work, and all
warrants fbr thc payment of money. In
che absence of the mayor the Vice pres
IIcnt snail perform au b duties. 80 shall
bc tho dult of the secretary Goo keep "a
complete record of an doinFs and acts
uf the commission relative t1 such free
public library 10 shall lc the duty OF
'hc treasurer Goo Keep 600 moneys aud
funds which shall come Co the hands
pf said library commission ana pay out
DE same upon presentation of warrants
/ therefor as above provided. aud make
a fuil and complete report ~ the mon
ays received aud paid out by him
IoNory six months aud be- shall eVeout,
/ a good and HuiiiClent bond conditioned
'or the faithful performance OF bic dut.
/ JOS as such treasurer in such amount
/ tH shall bo prescribed hy the city coun.
go. 10 be approved hy the mayor
Secuon q All taxes hereto ore o
hereafter levied Tor public library pur
posses toRrfhrr with an subscriptions
donations. sits. dcviscs and hcqu s's 81
thr .iiv therefor hlil ho turned over q
IN library m...'.n for the uses and
purposes ab., provided aui shlN ~
D. u.DI f0r ul ufh.. 0r different pur
Ipcs'.
s.c.Un @. $40 .r1IH.rc. u1 parts 20
IorIIntu.u. n conflict herewith 8u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-24
shsttn the naud

while out dt target practice with "a
number 90 fellow workmen az Wood
bury last sunday morning Alfred BEN
son carpenter employed on the new
mll was accidentally shot by the IN
expected discharge W 31-cllihTc re-
Nolyer Whl.h De- Wst handling The
weapon failed to work satisfactorily,
and the owner hogan aU investigation
- Mas Boa the act of raising the HON
me. when be- Iust bis hold and the bull
De- plpughed through ths palm ~ his
left hand ana lodged just under the
skin Tho injured man vas brought
TO bland ana Or Grace gave him the
proper surgical ana medical attention.
when the bullet Was extracted u was
found FOO be- badly fractured AZ a re-
suit of the injury Mt Benson VIII not
be- ahly for work Tor month OF more.
Bland Herald