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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
NOTICE OF SUIT.

Territory VI New Mexico. County OF Der.
naliilo. IN the Dlssfici Court
Katherine Cole, plaintiff W.. Myrtle L.
Cole, defendant No, $3.50
To Myrtle Cole Defendant: you are
hereby notified that the above plaintiff
has begun an action against you IN the
District Court % Berualilo County New
Mexico, Ia which plaintiff praya for an
absolute divorc. from you on tho grounds
Of dcsertlun ana non-eupport; for tho
custody % the Two infant children of
said marriage. James and Myrtle Cole.
and for an accounting or the community
properly ~ said marriage and that plaln-
tin be decroed 60 - the owner OF tho
properly described IN said complaint. con.
alHtinB of mining claims free and dis
charged from hny claims 81 yourself
therein, and unless you enter your ap-
prarnnct therein on o. before the "a day
OF June, isu. judgment will DO taken
against you by default,
HARRY a. OWEN.
Clerk Of Said COuri.
JOHNSTON a FINtCA1.,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Portoihce address. Albuquerque. ". NJ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

Onoina del AgrImenaor General DC los
i-siadoa Jnldoa. santa Ne, NueVo MeN.
leo. Abrii ~ ~ lpQ -i0r osta - da ayiao
haJu 81 Acto del C0ngrcso, aproyado Maf-
~, 2, do aAsi, las onincndaei0nes Del
miamo, que, GA pruaecuaion Dc un de-
crotO linal hc0he 81 dia dc Enero A.
~. iGA, Dor la turto dc lteulamaCioncs
DC PARTICULARS aopie IerrUuqa De loa
Esiados Unidoa. coniirmadOlcs loa
hcfcderOa, aaignados representatives 10
gales Dc Santiago Duran Chayca. las
ucrrln uomproudidHH ca Ia morcad y
roclamO DC tlsrras del 'Oio do San Ala
too cenocida ca e registro DO diena
Corto como Mum. a y ca IA oficlna del
Agrimcnsof veusfal como lniorme Num,
~, y oatA altuada en- e. cabiido ~ del
norte, y hiler0 , del ponisnto cablldO
condados AZ Iicrnaliilo Valencia, Terri-
tOrio del Nuoy0 Mexico, una agrimen-
aura do dicho rrcam0 o MERGED DE-
ticrraa del 'Olo do san Aiatoo" ha sieo
hssl.I go5 SsoTse q PrSa. p,gs,seo
Mum. a3i. fcchado Abrli Is. Dc 1893, tue
dcVueliA a cuia Ofoina ol dia S0. do DE-
cionbro dc iss9. q mapa agrimcDsura
ohcina, liaia para inspection puOliea.
Bicho reciamo MERGED ha aldo aeriulon-
sado en- oOnformidad con. 6entrO de
loa lindoros eapecincadob en- dicho decree
10, esta medido en dos aitioa, Mum. 4
Mum. 2. eatA iOcada por dicha narA
y agrimcnsura. come aigue3 8itio Nun
en- loa cabiicoa " del norte, hlora s
del ponlente y oa5lldo Is dol nOrte hiiera
del poniente, 81 niuo Mum. ! en- 81
cablldo - del n0rte. hiiora Z del ponieutg
On los condad0s dc hernalllio Valencia
Territorio Dc Nuevo Mexico, abraEa
una area De f.2BliG2 acre. en- ~ siti0
Mum / i6.iit acres por 81 aiiio Mum
2 hacienda una area total do tA0 li6
acres. ~ mapa y agrimouaura de dichO
reclamo mercod aoran retcnidaa en- Ia
ohcina del Agrimcunor General on santa
fe. Nu0vO Mexico Dor 81 cntero poriooo
de novcuta diaa, exccDtuado Of primer
Ola dc ia publication de cato aviso. ,
CGalqUiora persona roclatnAndo uu In
terca en- IA confirmation, o cuAlqulera
lntercg en- loa dti0a oomprcndidoa "a
dichA agFimennura. alEuna parte del
uilsmo. que dcsoe hacor objcclon a
dlcha aErimensura mapa ssra requertdo
De espccificar diatintamente psor eecrito, Il
intcres dol 0blotante, juntamente con
tales declaracionce jurAdas, otraa
pruebas como ci ella ailOs deseen pro.
ducir ca e0porto de "a 0biecion. protO-
collar lac mismas on mi oficina dentro 40
dlcho periodic de noveniA diaa QUINBf
VANCE. Agrimenaor General Dc loa ~.
U. pOr q DiatritO Do Nucvo Mexico.
Ga primer publication fuo hechA Abril
70 do 1907
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

There was an important meeting Of
the board OF directors OF the Albuquer-
que land ana Irrigation company this
afternoon. az the ONCE OF Childers a
bobson, attorneys FOR the company.
The object Of the meeting was TO devise
ways ana means 10 settle with she
Shut company ana 20 provide for the
completion % the low line ditch to Al
buquerque. itl h reported that the
movement viii be- successful
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

Mrs Everitt. who left this city last
fall for Chicago with the hope that
lover altitude would eventually reston,
her health. died last night AZ her heme
IN the city by the lake. She was the
mother of Mrs. " l.. Werner. the 81
hcient assistant In the poatofllco IN this
city and Mrs Hale the latter being
az the bedside when the hnal summons
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

The members OF a. John's choir we're
oharmlngly entertained last evening at
the pleasant home Of MI. and Mrs. "A.
n Yeweil on north Fourth street The
time was spent IN conversation aud
various games Delicious refreshments
were also served. Those present weros
Mr. ana Mira a. l.. Newton. Mrs.
Knightlinger. Mrs Francis Misses
Taylor. Hawley. jerks. Cheering. May
ana Julia Rcnlson Francis 'Vylos.
Brooks; Mesars. Howe. Doughcrty.
Francis, Bell, sprinkle, Dudley, Thelin.
Heinbeck.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

sherin u. g. kinsell Deputy sheriff
Page Is. otero ana George NJ Cundin
a warrior In an the avenues Of life. left
santa Re yesterday FOR a southern trip.
The shorih got on the train al Cerrillos
aud returned To Santa BE last night
M, ptero came on 20 this city. trans
acted SOME important official business
and was about 10 retire for the night
when he received "a telegraph message
from his brother, Governor NJ A.
otero telling him that their mother was
dangerously ~ and that Dr. sloan ava
not expect her 90 survive bat q short
time. Mr Otefo therefore returned to
santa Re on No. 2 passenger train
last night Mr. Cundln is stll In the
territorial metropolis. and win remain
a few days. II il understood that he
viii soon engage in business for him
self az the territorial capital
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

The capitol celebration OF santa re
should be held on The Fourth OF July
ms cad Of the tth Of June II the date
can be changed this city viii send up
az least Ave hundred people Please
change the date, and give the whole
territory a chance 10 unite IN bls
celebration NJ she territorial capital on
the nations holiday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

"A. Maynard. well ami sayorably
known gentleman OF Riverside, who
was IN Chicago on business visit for
few weeks arrived last night and
spent the day In this city. The guest of
his brother. r. Y Maynard, and Family.
lie will continue on his homoward
Journey tonight.
The remains Of the Infant con Of Mrs.
Fred Bohm, were laid TO rest this AZ
ternoon in Fairvlow cemetery iu-
pressivo funeral services were held 90
the late homo. No 1909 East street,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

n IL thought IN this city that the
bones found near las Paiomas. Grant
county recently, are the remains OF Pc
dro Garcia, a murderer wanted In this
county for crimes committed here sew
eral years ago. An investigation OF
the remains win be made.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

ssms ghe sad iHioFmsiloa cams 81
areat shock "a Mra Werner who r.
nearly Frustrated by grief. ana who
VIII not be- able 10 make the Journey 10
chicago The burial will take place In
ChiraFo this week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

Or. Piercc's Fsvonte Prescription They
AHoto what they are talking about Women
who suffered from painful irregularities,
from Inflammation, liberation, displaced
organs. bearing down pains, OF any other
form OF female disorder, which undcfminoa
the health and skaters the nerves, such
women know when they are well aud why
they are we'll They do not hesitate 20 say
know Favofite Prescription cured
me There are half e million women
witnesses like these
am enjoying good health, thanks 10 your
Kind advice aud valuable remedies " Wfitrt Mrs.
Anna willy uf Worthwhile, spink Co 4 uak
lMichigan Hc1fel "t suffered very much with
female weakucas and other aiimcnts s1t more
than two Ytsu When { wruic 10 you fof advice
Ahef carefully following yoar advice aud taking
siH liuitigs each u Df fierccs Favnrte rrcscfip.
ton aud Golden Medical Discovery am nov
q well aud happy woman
hEd been great sufferer from female weak.
mess writes Ma a "a Wallace az Murnster.
Cook Co rcNas "itficd iunf doctors aud nome
iast soand isilsf oiiowsd vow advice ny sni
took iuuF botties III 0oiden Medical Discovery
aad eight Of the Favofiie rfrscrlptlon now
heel Ike aFu ao@as. have gained eighteen
Sick women can consult Df Pierce with
out charge, and thus get the benefits of his
long experience in diseases peculiar 20
women Write freely Write fully Your
letter will be treated a. a sacred confidence.
aud W. answer will be written with fathctly
lneudliness AZ well a. medical knowledge
Write without fear a. without fee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

Al meeting held in Ola Albuquer-
que last nlght by the rs 20 1 Bryan
democrats, the following officers were
elected
a. b Ferguson, chairman.
Santiago Baca, first vice president
A. A. Trlmble, second vice president
~. a. Baca. secretary.
L. u Albere. treasurer.
Executive committee John Mann.
Ramon Ceryantes, Josie Rambs. Igna-
clio ccrvantes. Francisco davaidon.
Leonardo Hunick, Ambrosla Armil0.
Louis q 8annOn, Fciiciano samora, 4.
u Glilrtt, j. Behrona charles Springer.
Sergeant-at-arms- Frank Brown.
Twenty members besides ON
GERS have signed the roll 90 the 10 20 1
Bryan club
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

Ia the Disir & Court fof the County OF heua.
lilo ln the Territory ui NeW Mexico.
ADA " s'INHf No ss57.
CHAs FtLKRY
The said defendant 10 hereby notified that
an action has been begun against MIN 10 we
DlstF,ct Count fuT hcfnaiillu county ln tue
r., UoFy III New MEXICO, ~ thr said plsinilu,
aud that the object ui said action p % uutain
an absolute divorce aud dissolution OF
the bonds 81 matrimuuY existing uttNc y
h alntld and defendant and fug general fglirii
and that unless be cntum his apprafAugr ,n
said cause on uf before the buih Qa} ~ luut,
Z alnat hlm by default The plaintiff Aliif-
nry iB - " Clancy, whose puntutilcc ad9fcaa
HARRY q. OWES.
NAV "A, 1900 Oirik.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

Notice Il hereby given thli viii on the a.h
day ni May a, ~, 1900, offer Cor sale ana aell
10 she highest bidder tor CASH FiEni bones ~
0ailliD county, New Mexico, Of thc dcnumls
nation 0l aln hundred dollafa each, which
have been issued according TO Law for sue pur'
tlncs ] 4, PEREAt
Treasurer of HeraalillO county,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
Notice 90 Nom Residents.
Territory Ut New MEXICO,
County OF bcrnaliilO.
In the District Count
bS7a

Territory OF New Mexico,
County OF hcrnaliilO.
In the District Count.
Kate Hazard.
w.
klber Hart No. bb7s.
George w. Wood,
Frederick NJ. haEaafd.
To Elbeu HART George w. Wood and Fred.
cfick NJ Haxxafdi
You aud each Of you are hereby notified
that The above named suit u pending In said
couui that the said action 10 brought % par.
iiiion the real estate described 10 said bill II
complaint, to.witi Lots humber one ~, two
~ and three o.. Ia block number fourteen
usli LOT number seven az N block number
thirteen lial; lot number STA tdl 10 block mum.
Der ten tlOl; all IN the Eastern Addition to she
tuNn NOV C,tyl Of Albuquerque, ae shown on
. plat Of said addition, made by NJ, J Mack, &.
y and hlsd IN the Office 0f the Probate Clerk
and 81. ufiicio Recorder of the said county OF
hrfnalillo on the alrt day Of May, A. u. 1882,
and for a sale OF said property In order that
said partition may be made, and fOf other
friieti and unless yuu enter your appearance
therein on o. before the ith day u June, a ID
1900, decree pIO.conicuso elli be rendered
against you, aud the plaintiff viii apply 10
the said Count iof the relief demanded ~ said
complaint.
HARRy p, OWEN.
X. W. ID. bryan,
Attorney luf Plaintiff,
AlhuQueFuur, NJ n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

y S.v' S EssIss. 2lFFNA, Ss. Sss:ss;
ceas'sss, aSgssssa VIVA VI rs sSi
81 a nnai decree made 81 the ~ day VI
tuutuAlY, A. ~ las. " the ". n Court
% PRIVATE Land Gains oonni mins
unto the hcirs, aaaiena and legal reps
ienentatlsea Of santiago Duran Cnavea.
size LANDS embraced ~ the san Aatoo
springs land grant o. claim, ku0nn GA
the docket VI said court e. No. " ANA iu
the surveyor oenefaia office az heVoi TED
W. ana - ~. A. W., Counties Of Ber-
nallilu aud Valencia, Territory OF New
Mexico, survey VI the said san Ma
too springs land grant or claim has
bpon made by George a. Pradt. &, ..
Deputy surveyor, under Contract No.
IA. dated ApiIi ~. lsys, was returned 40
this oiilou on December ~ ik1. and the
Plat aud survey tnofoof "a completed ln
this oniCc, ready for pubiic inapcguon.
SAID grant or clam mas bean surveyed In
conformity with, or within, the boNnuafy
calls az set forth IN said decree, ana y
surveyed in tNo tracts Noa 4 aud Z. and
II located by said survey and plai, a.
iuhuWei Tract 10. 4 in ~. ~ ~. A. 3
W, anu ~ n, ~. Z W., ana Tract No.
ln II. a. ~, AZ. Z w, in lhe Counties OF
bernaliiiO ana NalcnclA, Torritory % New
Moaic0 ANA ombfaoos an area III Asa ~
acres for Tract No. A and isut acres
for tract No. z, being a total area ~
i,siQtie Aorea. fhe survey and plat 81
said grant or claim will BE- retained IN
TIE Surveyor Generals once az santa
w, Rev Aioxic0, Tor the full period Vt
ninety days, exclusive Of thu nfat day
Of tho publication 0f this notice, ana any
parry claiming an Interest la the cQnnr-
nation OF any Interest ga tho tracts en-.
bfaccd in said survey. o. any part thcro-
Of. dcalrinG ~ make objection 20 said
survey and plat Il required " state dis
tlucuy la writing, the Interest Uf the
Oh itsutor. toHlshar with autfh afildaVlta sr
other proofs a. no, she o. they may de-
sire to produce Ia support 0f the oplec-
ton, ana lie ne same la my 0fiica v In
ID said period o. ulHg'y days. 4UlNhh
VANCE, u. ~ surveyor General f0f lho
Distract OF New Mexico.
(lflrst publication made Aprn aAh. 1900
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

station Ascent W. n. Walsh, Of Rio
Puerco, and wife. spent tho day here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
RoswelI MiII,nr, schsnl.

The school receives about gt2.00q an
nuolly from the territory, and during
the session Of 1889 earned 50. 600 add.
tlonai la tuition fees. Tho buildings
cost $4,000. thoroughly furnished and
equlppedi four stories. gas lighted ami
steam heated. hot and cold water Ola
all floors modern bath. iavatories and
closets; complete system u water
works, sewerage ana frs apparatus
During the year past the grounds have
been heautified with trees. shrubs ana
grass. SUFFICIENT attention IL given %
athletic sports.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
onAs. o'coNNoG RonEnrs MINE.
sells an Interest for $4,000 Roberts IL
HIM. I.l.nLlI..n

@Hiie an Interest Tor Nts1Oo- Roberts tn
Pine Condition,
CHARLES O'ConnOr Roberts. a we'll
known newspaper writer. who did work
a few years ago on the Albuquerque
papers, has recently struck Il
rich Roberts left here one
evening about four yeA4s ago and fol-
lowed the influx OF miners into the
Hopewell district of northern New
Mexico. Fortune failed to come as
rapidly as Mr. Roberts built his castles,
and he on negotiating ana securing a
burro, started south through New Mex
ico, Reaching place about ak miles
from Las Vegas, he saw rock that he
considered mineralizcd. and then he To-
Gated and went 90 prospecting. lie
delyed alone. with his instruments. into
the earth. and The farther he went his
knowledge OF minerals told him he was
going into paying stun. When o9n-
WINGED beyond a doubt OF the existence
OF paying minerals he rode his burro
into Las Vegas and secured partners.
a few days ago IA one-twclfth interest
IN the mine wa gold. the Robnrts share
being 5000 and this old New Mexico
bohemian OF journalism ara not forget
his faithful wife and interesting child
rem here-hc mailed them very nice
check, calling for considerable sum
of money, The health OF Charles
OConnor Roberts IL most excellent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

aud again the
wandering
witness u
brought back
TO the point
by the stern
voice Of the
Judge Mad
am we are not
interested In
" hat you
ma a, We
want 20 hear
what you &C
tuaily know f"
There's 40
such trouble
experienced
with the
worthy WON
en- witnesses
TO the cufca
wrought by
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

When witnesses are examined the Cousi
Insists that they shall tell only what they
kHeaa not what they think o. bellevr Ilme
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

FELIX n. LESTER.
Attorney for Plaintiifa
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-03-24

sTRAYED From Vinita on the 18th OF
March. a white mare. about l5 hands high,
years old. weight about 900 pounds. VIII pay
IS reward for information leading to recov-
cry John 7. Gunter. dw-tf
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-03-24
Eome-Ma4s Ruas.

A correspondent of a well-known
journal says: ITO the lovers of home
made rugs l would like to tell Of a
very pretty one have for the front
Of bed or sidcboard. 1t is made of
blue carpet-rags wound with white
ones, each twisted little; then twist
ed together, and woven one and one
fourth yards wide by two or two and
one-fourth yards long, like a carpet.
1t will require about three pounds of
rags for yard of carpet. the selvage
smooth, and finish the ends either with
fringe or tie in warp for fringe.
Some prefer red, white and blue rags,
but the warp for either should be one
thread Of white and one blue. They
are clean-looking rug, and protect
the carpet very much. Perhaps it
is not generally known that cloth
dampened with vinegar will remove
the lime formed by water standing in
any dish. find it Of great value in
cleaning. thesaqparium. Troy Times.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-03-24
ProbabiIities.
Fair tonight and Sunday.

Fair tonight and Sunday.
Tender, juicy steak at Gus Nichols
Mrs. Freeman Nidltfer is sick today
Pure, fresh drugs. Peoples druo
store,
L. w. Markes was In from Woodley
today.
Try homemade lard from Gus Mich
ols' market.
Preston Davis returned from Ben
tonyille today.
Second hand family carriage for sale
good as new.
Emmett Rea came in from Oklaho-
ma city last night.
II you want fresh reliable drugs go
to Foremans.
Attorney w. II. Kornegay was at
Wagner yesterday.
Home Missionary light bread for
sale at Badgett's.
Miss Laura Wacaser went to Seneca
last evening on visit.
Shade trees for lawn planting. En-
Quire Of John Swain.
Fred Kelley was among the passeu.
gers going north today.
Will Ramsey, popular druggist OF
Claremore, is in town.
E. B. Frayser had two head Of cat
tie killed by lightning this week.
Foreman is selling window glass at
the lowest prices of an store in town
A new stock Of dry goods has been
put into the store Of Monk Nero. Co.
Red Cross Ball Blue delights the
slaundress. Large package only ct
Rev. A. J. Essex has accepted the
pastorate OF the Baptist church at
Chelsea.
S. E. Leman, OF Chicago, was in the
city today, making his head quarters
at the Famous.
DR.. B. #. Fortner went to Muskogee
last night on business connected with
the board OF health.
Dr. Bagby spent Yesterday in Kan
sas City, returning on the 4 O'Clock
train this morning.
w. Q. Patton accompanied DR.. Flte
home to Muskogee last night and will
visit there few days.
Emmett Rea came in last evening
from Oklahoma City. He brought
fine bird dog to his father.
Wanted-Two gentlemen boarders,
or man and wife. Comfortable home
in suburbs OF city. Apply here.
Billy Simms came home from Fair
land this morning to be present and
hear the address Of Gen. Shaw.
The wife ofRey w. G. Patterson re-
turned this morning froom an extend
ed visit with friends in Illinois.
Census supervisor w. II. Darrough
came down from Wyandotte thismorn-
ing and went to Muskogee on the flyer.
]. w. Martin & Son have everything
In order at their new saddle and har-
ness shop, which now presents
appearance.
The Katy southbound passenger en-
gine became disabled about the time
it reached here and freight engln 250
took the train on south.
The leading Indian Territory news
paper-the Daily and Weekly Chief
tain. 40 cents month for the Daily
and dollar year for the weekly.
The household remedy is Hunts
oil. All aches and pains
quickly relieved. Satisfaction OF {
refunded. A. W. Foreman. .
Mrs. Rebecca PinQuard, of Missouri, :
mother Of DR.. Pinquard, Of this place, :
went to Chetopa this morning TO Wis.,
IL her daughter. She has been visiting :
her son here for several months.
SALE ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS YEAR
m WWA A AT(
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-03-24

J. B. Burckhalter went to wagonel
today.
Mrs. James Kell returned to Chel.
sea today.
Judge Tlbblls and wife go to Miami
tomorrow.
Tom Hoskins died last night OF
pneumonia.
Preston Davis returned from Ben
tonvllle today.
The merchants have seemed to en-
JOY good trade today.
w. L. Hutchings ana wife came up
from Muskogee today.
Blue & Wilson received new Rem
ington typewriter today.
Emmett Ming is better and was able
to sit up little while today.
Mrs. Liza Armstrong, aunt of John
son Blackfeather, died last night.
Sam Parks and Miss Fannie Mae
Browning came up from Sallna this
morning.
w. I. Davis was in from Grand
river to meet the Grand army COM
mander today.
Mrs. w. G.. Patterson returned this
morning from an extended visit with
friends In Illinois.
The flow of water at w. E.Halsell's
artesian we'll is almost as strong as
the well down town.
J. S. Davenport, w. S. Stan6eld
and w. II. Kornegay returned from
Wagner last evening.
Billie Simms came home from Fair
land this morning to be present and
hear the address ofGen. Shaw.
Census Supervisor w. II. Darrough
came down from Wyandotte this
morning and went to Muskogee on the |
flyer.
Mrs. Robinson died at the annex
yesterday afternoon. She had been
III for some time. She lived few
miles from town.
The Fairland court was a busy one
5his week. Judge DonCarlos is still
lolding court today and will not re-
lurn home before Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-20

The Chairinhn--iSu, he wes invited 70
discuss the other propositions.
Mr. Roberts--i think | understand the
committee on that subject, and | am
quite content 10 leave that matter with
the authorities cited and the certificate
OF citizenship But the contention l
make Is that there can be no question
In regard 10 my citizenship, and there
fore / take 1t my prlma faeie right mas
been fully established before this COM
mttee IN the argument which has been
presented and the facts that have been
produced.
Possessing all the qualifications pre-
scribed by the Constitution Of my coun-
Try. and being legally and unquestlon-
ably elected TO this position, take II
that the House ard this committee can
only become the Judge" OF my cleo
ton and my qualifications, those quail
fcations being confined 70 the qualiiica-
tons prescribed In the Constitution, and
that neither this committee nor the
House can add 10 nor take from those
qualifications; that II II should be held,
in view of the old irOn-clad oath. that
additional qualifications might be made,
| call attention 20 the fact that the
qualifications in that particular oath
resulted from the act OF the entire Con-
gress and not from any one branch OF
II alone.
II was a law passed by the United
States Senate and by the House.
signed by the President Of the United
States, and Of course was justified
wholly upon the ground Of being a war
measure Instituted TO assist in pre-
serving the life OF the nation; and with
the temporary danger that brought II
forth It, too, passed away. and It Is no
longer a part Of the requirements OF a
Congressman to take such an oath as
that.