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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
cry OF PEKIN.

Pckn De- "a once Interesting, despioa.
Bile. suporlat.ycy beautiful and fright.
fully rfihy Originally "a Tartar en-.
olmpmout begun hy the horios thai
swarmcd to The eastern part OF CHINA,
posdn no0n be,ume fortified cts %.
much strength
Here the Tartar rulers lived sur
rounded by their AEanchu followers.
fearing the white MANS usurpH,dun Ear
has than the numerical prepondcranco
% the Chinese. So in order to protect
themselves frum cxpeaiod assault they
built "a huge wall around their CITY ami
FOR time lived iu security. says the
Scientific American.
Gradually however. che Chinese,
realizing their power. began "a rival city
adjoining the Tartar fortress They
toe built r. wall as the Tari1rs had.
and whenever "a workman died his body
was gut0mbed within the wall ln THE
manner i o. estimated 1000 600 human
hoinEs found their last resting place in
the wallis surrounding Pcldn. While the
Chinese city iH Of much more interest,
set the Tartar city 's more important.
FOR within lts precincts ls the Forbid
der." or Purple C.ty.' whore Nves the
Cmpsr1r.
Liula ls known - the forbidden city
fo- within the memory OF man not half
dozen whites have entered h. AZ
that is known De- "a c0nt1lns the palace
OF the emperor ana the famous coal
hill This immense heap OF coal was
accumulated Cor use Zoo oase The c.y
was nes.egsd The lhll BE- several hun
diced feet hEl and contains hundTesis ~
tislutst,is uf toms OF rtltI
The raaf uf p.Nu W much like ui
NEryHe ute la.iureFpueIy cUuftts us
anI terribly Ury Streets rln boa .bo
musr pIzNrv fashion. aIm.ess.y wander
ius frUn Itd t1 worse. fruEed ou both
sides n} novels ami palaces iu ouufu
sluu Dogs aud piss meHuaar about Hlth
brEelw and unkeupt chldvn and
Wrrd nIoH oyertheim One traveller
or oIur u fbe outlying h,lia che sch
m.uIuiu Ite iu fuNuy and haNt
nyfu iu palaces win every comfort
ltEH rlrIaus surround these homes
aui tle Hulsaape girirurr lB given
iui n.upp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
rlr.lnI-Nr.. rnI.1rn

This ia President McKinloys' policy
ia the coming months in China:
4. The United states VIII under no
circumstances join Ia the partition u
China among the powers
e. The unitoi States Wli nso all its
influence TO the utmost extent. shOIV o'
war with European nations. to prevent
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT % the Chimes en-
pire
g. The Umted States PROPOSES "a
have voice In the settlement Of ths
Chinese trouble and an yo.cc VIII ever
b. raised uNuiuat upolnton ana in IA
VOC VI preservation VI Cmna's terri
toral and governmental entity. alone
tho hines sei forth On Secretary Iay d
note Go the powers. dated July ..
4 The United States Will not declare
war upon China on the present showing
81 fncis. no matter what the other pow
ers may 60.
9. The United States. acting indie
pendontiy and for itself VIII cooperate
with the other powefu On restoring or
der la China, In furnishing all officials
hgh or low, found guilty of crimes
against human hfe. ln setting up sta.
be government that may give gIarn-
tee ~ serenity 90 nfo ana property and
flcedom NJ t-udg.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
RErrnLIcANs 70 Mrrr.


Call Tor the Assembling Of the Central
Committee al santa fe, hugust 80,
call FOR q meeting " the republican
central committee uf New Mexico has
been issued Tine members thereof are
asked 10 assemble al Santa Re. We'd
nssday August rs, to consider subjects
OF VITAL interest to the succeas OF the
party AZ tho polls Ia Sovcmber next.
ana 81 is confidently expected that every
member Will make h a poim to be IN
attendance The personnel u the cum
mitteo Is a. follows
John =. CLARK, chairman; Max. Frost
secretary. John IA. Vaughn. treasurer.
Members -Bernalilio county. Thomas y.
Hubben, r A. Fsmcal. Chayes. Nathlu
Jana. W. A. FndIcy C0ifax. n. Is.
Hnrt. A. q. Dawson. Doua Ana. Eu.
gene Van Paiten. IL. - Bowman. Eddy,
s. T. Roberts. William Mclswhn. Grant,
10 y. sheridan w n. Jack. Guada~
lupe, Max -. Goidenberg Desldcro
utllegOs: iAmCOln. q. W. Pricdnri
ROoco Emilio. Mora o. A. Hadley.
crlaioval sanches. Oteno. W. A. Haw-
Eins. J n Manning RIO ArrIba. l.. g.
Prince Pcrfecto h,aguibci Santa Fc
A. 3. Oairun. Antonio ORTIZ y aalRznr:
san Juan. Granville Penc on. A. L.
Dustin san Miguel John e. Clark. Sc
cundinO Romero. Slcrru. J NJ. Webster.
}. y smith s0corro, EMehan Bacst a.
o. Bursum Ta0s Juan santsteyan. c..
p. Abbott. Union. F.mcicro Galiegos,
Il = Brvicn Valencia. J. Frank Chav-
Cd, solomon Luna. Executive coaf,mlgtce
John 4 ozark fNfsffTrnus Naw fsv,.,ait
secretary. solomon Luna. Hugh H..
Price II. -. Catron. &C. A. Csilso0n, II.
A. Finical. a. r.. TWitcheil. II. l.. Bari
lett W J. slaughter
The FORMAL call rs "a follows:
Headquarters Repubilcan Territorial
CtanEuttce, Santa Re. n. NJ. July "a.
igo0--A meeting % the rcpublc,n CEN
tral committee Of New Mexico IL here
by called 90 mcet "a Santa Re. az the
office ~ the secretary ~ said commit.
tee, ON Wednesday. August no. 1900, az
IL O'Clock in the forenoon. for ths pur-
pose ~ fixing a time and place for the
hoding ~ terrWorial convention Cor
The purpose uf placing in nomination
b. ,he republican party of New Mex
GO % cauddate FOR delegate a. the nfty-
seventh congress. 20 NrIWnge for the
representation ~ the aeyersn counties
az s'ud convention, ana 20 trusaot such
other business AZ may be brought be-
fore the said committee.
A fun attendance Of tho members 81
tha committee Is earnestly requested.
JOHN s. CLARK. Chairman
MAX. FROST. Secretary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
A. AGID woMAN.
Haaacia Tr,uuio Aged SOS lear,, pied
nt Tnus

hanueia Trtdiii", Aged SOS Years pied
at Taos.
Major Pedro Sanchez. supervisor OF
tha pemsua Tor NcN Mrxao. s lu fe.
u-ipt OF "a letter fnlm hls home at Taos
Anneun, NJ enc death % DTS Hfa long
neighhor Sonora Munuela TniUIi1.
aged 100 years an eAce.leut Woman,
about whose age the mJIor says thorc
H no question. She was native OF
Abiquu, and che aneism church rcc-
nrJs there Indicate that she was born
.u 1891 Sine was the vito u Jusc Maria
QiDntaua. and RAISED o.Eht children. the
c.dest of whom. Ascension Qmutamn, r.
Is years OF bge. She has SON ln Taos
Va ho a. about 81 ycars uld. whlch IL
Major Hanghe1s aEe. The Mtter says
Dr. remembers pom Manuoh as an
aged Woman WHEN hc wan llttle boy.
She wac then OF medium stature. but
during the past twenty five years she
hn1 gradually shuuken and dWarfcd in
T'1e unul at hrr death che was not
much hrrrr than che average azsI TO-
year old girl and about cg much dryel.
opcd physically Indeed. flr years she
h..s hccn Tlawoiy more than child.
win simple. chtttah ways sho leaves
an army of descendants and in hef last
yeaw her chief delight seomcd to De
fuHsug wlih her grcat- great grpndchii-
dfsn over the posaoaalon of "a tortilia. --
New MeK.can.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04

Mr. w. A. Hinen. OF Manchester, Ia,
writing OF his almost miraculous es-
cape from death. says. Exposure az
ter measles induced serious lung
trouble. which ended In consumption.
had frequent hemOrrhages and
coughed night and day. All my doc.
tors said l must soon die. Then l be-
gan to use Or. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. which completely
cured me. l would not be without t
even II II cost $500 bottle. Hundreds
have used 10 on my recommendation.
and all say Il never fails to cure throat,
csest and lung tr0ubles" Regular size
soc and si.O0. Trial bottles free at j..
n. ORielly a Co.'s drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04

come down through the mountain
poeFt on their swirl ponies. with thcir
trains ~ cameis. make sudden attack
upon the rich cities in the plain below
hufuinN killing ana piliag.ng. until
their camels we're loaded with pnnder
and retire os uuclyly az they cune In
sifnd ~ following the easy ways, the
ercai wall rises up tho mountain sides
Climbs the sieepczi nays. runs along
thH gharucai ridges and seeks the high
ct peaks. proving lisoE a triumph % en-
r'nectiuG Skill aaya Lealie's Weekly.
Tho wall Averages about thirty feet in
hcinht and about twenty nvc feet in
thickness and is TOP ia paved With
brad iinga to afford an easy passlgc
for TROOPS 90 and from the fortified
ports, whch are built al frequent Inter-
vam uiong ita line.
The ouior udEe ~ the top OF the wall
o. protested with Wnhatllguemla RISING
higher thon man. while along the in-
ner udgo runs lower gtmd wall.
Troops could thus nasa from post 10
post nioDR tac cop of the wall without
ioiug exposed in the least tO an enemy.
Tho omhafucmcus are built with i0op
loief below. while above are spaces 10
winch the archers and crpas bow men
couid step o. die.huro their weapons
after having prepared them b,snnd
shelter
Chinese tradition siys that while the
Wall waa being bitit the Mongols plan
ned q raid near "a spot where the wall
waH stall uucumpiled. The M0ngola
were near when tho chinese first learn
90 at she threatened invasion. The wall
was thGr only defense but night in
terfcrod with their work ap the empc-
r1r Foo his extremity. commanded the
sun 90 stand STILL which u did fa sev-
emily hours. while his men uiied un
brick and mou8r unth che wall was
completed. Then. 40 the Chinese tell
~, ne graClously permitted 10 TO sci. q"
The MonEOls. cuFulng up the next day
lud hnHinE ~ finished wall across their
paih. gave up the expedition and turned
back In disgust
~ D. said that ihe men be,ame wear
soH during the iuns stretch 90 iay and
THAT The emperor. 90 keep them 40 work
ordered that AL who went 30 steep az
thois work ahouii not be disturbed bat
walled Ia where they slept, Whegher
ths tale b., true or not the Chinese
guards VIII show you peculiar cavities
IN the wan. said to have been once oc-
outied bg those who fcl asleep ai their
work during That long DAY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
PARTITIONS STIR.
u Involves ia. Eastern section of the DE
Vargas Grant,

Vargas Grant.
A suit 20 quiet Individual title 90 and
determine the respective rights and In
tercsts ~ an paroles claimant therein
10 some 5000 acres of land. comprising
tho eastern part o: the DeVaugas grant.
confirmed by act ~ The United states
court Of private lnnd claims. as "a valid
grant. has been filed In the Santa Fe
dgatiict cJurt by Hon. L. b. Prince Ia
behaI 81 large number of original
claimants under the grant Tine action
D., brought by Inocencio Gonzales
Frarcasco Gricgo, Antonio Lopez, Jesus
NJ Sandoval. Rafael RomerO. Rupcrto
radla, Felpc Quinthna, Eugene Ala
rid, Nicolas Rivera. Apolonla Guuie
ana othes aRilnst George W. Hickox,
Lehman Spiegciherg. W. o. simmons,
a. q. and :. o. Cartwright. W Fish
er. Arthur Bpyle, trustee. a. a. pcttle-
bach. A. e Martin. Rev ~ Lonker.
NJ N. Adams, l., j. Parker, J. u main.
J. D. Nrrcsl, ". D. IuNion, Samuel
f2eker H. J, Hynya. W. +. BrugmNnn,
Louise J. Puriy, W 5. Jauisch. james
h. Miller Sarah Bear
The plaintiffs demand judgment that
the respective rights st.es an nter, = =
o. AL parties IN aud &C. TIE promises
may be ascertaincd and declared that
plaintiffs stts,s may be- forever SET no
rest that partition ana division may
be- decreed according no the respective
rights - all parties. " n d partition can
M, be had without material injury and
prejudice TO those rights. then Tor sale
of said premises and a division ~ the
proceeds besWene sad parties according
20 their respective rights
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
wlsSLOw WAITS.


From The Mail
Kelly, the scientific twistcr In base-
ball tw'riing. has gone TO Ration. N. A.,
on a vait to relatives and friends. lie
will return III about thirty days.
on sstuINlay, tbe 2ith Inst. the Nav
ajo county bank thruw open gts doors
for business with the people OF VIM
SLOW and the cOunty In general. This Is
al enterprise We have long been ln need
Of, and now that 81 h an assured fact.
we trld that our people otn SCI their
way 10 doing thelr business win a
home institution.
The reason our looai ball players
aid not 40 % Williams hast sursiay waa
that several ~ them were out OF town
on leave Of absence. When the alsca-
tees return wc have no doubt a matte,
gtnie oan be aITnxcd with Williams for
almost any 8fnouu. the mountain hs--
roes" care 90 pvt up.
Jack Williams. we'll known ~ every
cue from Albuquerque to Needles az an
engineer who ~ capable " getting an
their b. IN o locouiosiye out Of her. took
No. Monday night. bound for Kansas
Caty. Jack was rather mysterious
about the purpose u his trip. but Il was
whispered aroumd after his departure
thnf when he returned DC would he &C.
comI@nicd by AiFu, Williams
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
JURISDICTION KNrENDED.
81. u. Burns, chief EngineeF, olven More
Territory Ca Labor Ia.

simultaneously with the promotion OF
James Dan 60 bn cpnaulunr engineer
81 the entire santa Re system. and the
appointment Of w. n. storey % succeed
him as chief engineer % the santa Re
proper the Jurisdiction Of II. d. Burns.
chief engineer of the Santa ne P@cino
and the southern California roads. win
boz extended over the San Joaquin Vai-
lry lines
The changes win take effect August
T. Mr. Don viii leave ia few days a.
establish headquarters at Chicago. and
Mr. Storey viii arrive at Topeka tho
FIRST Of next week
Mr. Burns headquarters will con-
iihue 90 be in Los Angeles. where he
lately removed from Williams Mr..
Burns was chief engineer OF the Santa
~ Pacific only up to few months
Rgn, when the chief engineer % the
southern California rad was given the
supervision ~ the OIL wells IN California
ana Mr. Burns jurisdiction waa ex-
tended 90 the coast The further exc
tension places him lu charge OF an the
santa 10 llntv between Albuquerque
and san Francisco.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04

federal government 10 eradicate sab
an.Ong sheep ought tOmeot wsth suoccs'
although they seem littie harsh ~
Fcme sheep owners Tho Citizen 10 IN
formed that one man whose sheep were
shipped TO a. Lous rccentay had a
pructcal experience Of thds Tue gov
ornment inspectors found three infect
"a sheep In enc lot, and they cut their
thruats and threw them info a crcsua-
tory, where they were burned up. n ~
learned that the same course Win be-
pursued wherever ssabby sheep are
found. hveFy sheep grower should
make an possible Efforts 10 get rid Il
scab. whioh, b 10 ssllGi IL not a difilcuh
IhInE % DO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
NEWS rnOM LA0uNA.


Special Correspondence.
LAguna July g. Rev. J. n Head.
tho congregational missionary located
ut san Rafael y H. and his SOL.
Clarence. visited Dr. q. y. Lukens and
famly "Wednesday ana Thursday 81
this week
Mr. Mcbanlcls. proprietor OF the saw
mill near HiucWuter. was ln Iaguna on
business Wednesday Re reports some
good tiles ia Albuquerque. the result
~ the bmlAns boom Ga that place
Mrs, Parker mother of the Parker
brothers who have charge Of che pump
ING station AMI night work in the santa
f'e Pacific station here. spent wool,
Utth her CONS here She icfj Thurs
day morning FOR her home az iouck 4
Tank, where her husband Ia station
gvm for the Santa PC Pacific railway.
Mr G.. lurhnria, the government M
duattiai teachcr for the Lsguna In
dams. was GO albuquerque several days
of this week
ST. simon li.bo ana flmily visited al
san Maieo. n. NJ. with Relatives the
greater pnt % last week
Mr.. William Pal0no is bu8ding q
new ard attractive residence az che
lrd.an pueblo Of Casa Blanca.
Mr.. Ken Gum the wealthy Inguna
gtockman IS spending "a good portian of
ha time az his raneh looking after hia
Interests. The dUuth has left the
range IN puor oon1uon. ncccssitlilng
considerable care fnpm Stock ialssre b.
keen thcir siock ou tho PORTIONS ~ the
range where there is eum9ent grazing
Mr. Jack Ryan one ~ the Cuban war
heroes, and who d. NOW In the employ
90 thp American Land and Cattle COM
rny with headquarierH at Dafii. in the
American valley, ~ vssitinE in Ihseuna
f1r "a Few DAYS Mr Ryan reports the
ungc to De- in reasonably r1ri coudi
t"n. Tho company nuw bringing Ga
$4,000 sheep frsm T,.Xas points.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
aALUr


From the cleaner
Mrs. Mabel nlakely. ~ Albuquerque.
cuuicmplatca me organization of a
dancing school IN Gallup in the near ia.
tufc.
The Southwestern Beer company hes
bought out the soaramlllu saloon al
Gibson owned by Morcllo Bros.
a force ~ graders are az work near
the west end % che yard building a
dump for two eighty-oar side tracks.
on August / the dou KILLER win com.
mence work AN dogs without "a tag
showing their licenses have been paid
this year viii be- killed.
A Navajo Indian WIS arrested ou
Thursday FOR r0blang l1hm'a trsding
store lie could talk very well. and
had been IN zahms employ Tor some
tlmo.
Mt r. W Townsend has resigned
the office ~ postmaster az WinEute
Miss wiuifred Wuodeute. sister Of
3 NJ Woodroto. the Indian interpreter
has been appointed 90 nil the Vacancy
Three petitions 20 the county school
superintendent have bren circulated
this week az Gallup. Gibson and Catalpa
TO- the purpose ~ getting three schoo
districts ntado out Of the one We now
havc. The move - pupnlHr one and
meets with tho approval of al the cit.
l1ena % the three places affected by ths
division.
We have had no rain 90 this s~ction
this year and coyotes are going mad
Tor want Of water. Nearly all the wa.
ter hol's have died up and there ID
"a great loss among the indian herds
and focks In corarqucnce The pros.
poet IL gloomy one for the large mum.
beer 81 people who have 10 depend on
grass for n living.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
LSscRrCFs

Ffom bona Ana County Republican.
Geo. =. nowman 8 sons bank now
has a regulation oOuntor railing and
other accessories and convenience.
50 hlch make a neat appearing business
place.
judge A. b. Fall and wife. accom-
panied by Miss Lucy Goldberg. ~
Clsrksvilie, Texas, left FOR Cloudcroft.
ON the Sacramento mountains.
Waiam Gihhs c-'m. IN frum the Jar
Has ana went out 20 organ. where he
VIII start a force OF men 10 work on
the Developments of his promising chain.
the Jim Fisk
jan Robeson. the Organ water king. "
was ln town on sunday Sis monopoly
OF water viii probably be broken by
reason ~ the resent quantities. OF this
commodity struck In the Torpedo shaft
Six carloads 81 peaches have gone
from Mosllia Park a. date four to Den
yer and two to Chicago. Returns In
dictate shat they carried very we'll. but
from a financial standpoint not near ~
much was realized a. last year. The
supply VI 1cachca o. too plentiful else
where
% letter from j. O. Carrera. who ~
uow attondtug the Paris exposition.
says N, grandeur ~ the great fair g.
unsurpassed on esrth. Ne said that he
was on the programmes 60 speak IN the
American pavilion on the Fourth and
~ vas Eudug 90 dIdve aome truths home
90 the Influential Americans present In
tha interest - statehood for New Mex
icO
Theodore lppuault started large
steam pump to work Monday morning
io raise waiter from his large lake 10
yagDic his oluli and tomato fields. Mr..
Rounalut has had the easoiine pumping
station al work Tor a week or 80. lrri-
eating his nclds near town The stand
OF tomatoes this year Is rather poor
and q VIII take considerable wafer 90
make Tomatoes ~ what are left. The
chill crop Is more promising.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
letter lron lilasva,sr.

hlueWater, n a. July U.-1'hs edi-
torai sn lasi evenings Ciuzen on for
tat flrcE ls a timely one. .pr advice
q give TIE greatest publicity possible
90 the law should be- taken w by the
territorial press. Tor here, az e.aowhere.
the public press 10 the greatlst power
to eNpose a wrong ana bring about a
reform
I have contemplated offering sosno
suggestion Jn this subsect. ~ wlgh.h
you're h. one. in addition. / believe n
WOULD be good investment for the ter
rtory 90 have oopies of the law print.
ca ln English and spanish and mailed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04

a shooting Hcrape Occurrel a. clay
ton. Union county, on TUESDAY. Anto-
MO Leta, while 10 "A state OF intoxica-
ton, sh"t al another man. but missed
him. and the shot took effect in the
shoulder OF woman, Ailnueva Waldo
nado Mariana Rider. a bystander. who
was affected with heart disease. be-
came 80 frightened over The aftair that
he died immediately. An inquest was
held on the dead. body. but veriic,
has not yct been returned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04

J.. q Preston. surveyor az the Max
we'll grant haa relocated the cd ozark
boundary between New McXioo end
Texas. The line Naa nfHi surveyed
thirty years aTa bat had been iost. and
nO eud uf trouble being caused by this
90 setlffe on both slides of ihe line The
toan of TtXiine was believed by sumo
,u bs Boa Sow MeXico. bat the survey ca
tahliahcs beyond "a doubt hat h a. la
Texas. fully a mile from the boundary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04

When the quantity OF food taken q
too large or the quality too rich heart.
burn Is likely 10 follow and especially
- u the digestion hes been weakened
by constipation. Eat sowiy and not too
freely OF easily digested food. Masti-
cite the food thoroughly. Let aly
hours elapSe between meals ana When
you feel fullness and weight In the
region Of the stomach after eating, in
dicating that you have eaten too much.
take one Of Chamberiain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets ana the heartburn
may be avoided. For sale by all drug.
uiFta
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04

L. Preston, surveyor for the
Grant, touk li1tle diversion AMI re-
located the old clark boundary hne be-
tween Texas ami New MEXICO The line
Was first surveyed ab0w thirty years
ago. but has been lust aud no end ~
trouble has resulted. Mr.. Preston spent
several weeks d0ng thia surveying Tor
luClc sam AMI succeeded in nnling
and certifying the original survey. Ills
work is official and tle people over
there now know 10 a certainty whether
they are in Texas or New Mexlro-
Ration Gazette.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04

Ex-GOVernor Stone. 81 Missouri.
stated the other day that the democrats
Iicruso to compcto with the republicans
in flying ilags ana lmnners In The CAM
pa ga this year wherever che repub-
ucans put up an American nag this
ycar. the democrats mua 30 the same
thing" be- says. The Denver Tuncs
ptruuently neplics thar the republicans
have pms up che American nag in the
Philippines Hawaii, Porto Rico ard
cuba. bu instead 81 running up more
hlNs ln those TERRITORIES the democrats
aro DOING mielr worst TO haul down
those that arc already thorc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
uAstLy ANSWERED.

Whna shall % profit man who la a
republican, and atys ana aNrcris that
d. is % republican. that he galn dcano-
BY attempts 10 lniure the party that
DE- believes In and that has done much
Tor him. ~ he i0Eo the support and
respccs OF republicans al over the ter
idtory9 query. WHAT shall it profit
him2-New Mexican.
The chances age most favorable fhat
we shall send him back D. che sheep
fanfh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
sheen sanI,nrs hoard.

The Territorial Sheep Sanitary board
met "a the ofilce OF the board this
morning. there beng present
solomon Luna. president. w, s, Pm-
ser. vice president. and Harry w.
Kelly. and Harry n. Lee. secretary. The
principal object uf the meeting Of the
buard was aupo ntmens ~ inspectors
f0i the various counties Tor the coming
year. as we'll as the payment q a num-
be- VI accounts.