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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
MOGeaEE1N
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haS sR0b q RECORD for alb-
soiwfoly OssS'iSg fonssle ME
and Kidney troubles as
has Eysfia e. PknirlsansSa
Vegetable 0O1spOund.
RgoeRIoisos fsaf AFRO ael-
worfisod 60 oHre 0v0Fy~
thing cannot be spsogffOs
for anything
Lydia e. PIskham's
Vegetable 0omap0und will
mot cure every kind of Ill.,
moss fifaf nSay affIfOf mon,
won1On and children huf
nr00f fs monumental that
" wifi and DOCS euro al
Else NIs peculiar 20 NOwB0ns
ThEs ~ q fact EadSsprf-
Rbfo ard 0aB DO verified
by moro fhan q million
women
~ y0a arc sk0lk cE0n'E ok
porissowfy fafro fkse RIasiE-
cine fra { has ira re00rd
Of fire largest number Of
OuF'o8s
Lydia q PinhhNm Med. Co. Lyna Mass
p.s..f... g.. a.. ttt....- . a.. - "a.
was expected 90 fll the pulpit there
WIN b. no preaching services al tho
Baptist church. sunday school a . a..
Junior Christian Endeavor az 800 pm. /.
Senior Christian Eudoayor, 6.ii D. m.
All are cordially invited TO attend these
services The following sunday Rev.
George Brewer Will supply the pulpit
morni-g ana evening
Hon n = Rodey. deleFate-cieot 70
congress and Hon. Pedro sanchez. su-
pcrvlsor % the census for New Mexico,
attended q meeting OF the boys liter
AIRY society of the Harwood spanish
mission college last night az the college
building on Lead avenue. Both % thg
gentlemen addressed the students. Mr..
Sanchez speaking IN spanish. The
theme 90 their talk was the present adj
vantagcs of the boys for education over
those ~ their parents before them.
Col a. W. Harris. the sierra county
mining maEnato came Ia yesterday
from bis headquarters AZ Kingston. n
NJ. colonel Harris informs The citizen
that while Sierra county II democratic
and there was lots ~ money bet on
bryan. he result % the recent election
will convince the silver EXTREMISTS that
their theories are wrong. and that they
viii be- benefited By the continuance OF
the present administration. What that
part " the country wants is capital 90
promote its mining Industries. aud the
fact Is recognized that capital and
statehood viii now comc. Colonel Har-
ris is exceedingly encouraged over the
future prospects " the mining aistrle,
IN which he Is interested.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
oApaoLIo nsssAb.
orsnd Success ~ the rieasinn nateftaia.
nant ~ Caiamhua Halt

NNtHNA ~ hHANNAAffAA RANNtf
From . O'Clock last nlght un,li neas
midnight the new colombo hall was
packed with crowds of Jolly people the
occasion being the third night Of the
Catholic Century BasaAr The early
arrivals were bent upon feast nlilng
the inner man. and the contented
smiles upon their faces gave evidence
that Mrs white IL past master IN
the art % serving supper During the
evening an excellent musical program
was rendered, the violin solo by Miss
Violet Strauss and the song and dance
sketch by Mr. Drummer were noticeable
features.
The booths were an well patrOniaed.
the candy booth alone taking In over
$50 The doll booth appeared 10 be do
Ing a thriving business, The citizen
representative witnessing one sale
witch netted a tidy sum. Mayor Mar
ron purchaFing the sister Of ~. Joseph
doll which he has donated 10 the ladies
~ the Presbyterian Bazaar
Mrs. w W strong and Mr.. shinick
were among the lucky ones 10 draw
prizes. the former securing the hand
some sofa pillow donated by Mrs ". p.
Hall and the latter a hat brush. won AZ
the cuchre tables
Col Scott knight behind the niggcr
babies. ana Capt v. Ruppe, auctioneer.
we're kept busy all evening
The contest for the most popular
young lady. with a prize % a beautiful
so doll u becoming very spirited. the
score az last nights close standing
Helen Hiilysr. 50. Beatrice Tascher. ~.
Nellie Fiournoy a.. Hebekah Pearce.
70; Carrie Ncher. rs. Hllda 0runsfeid
"a; Marie voorhees,. 30.
The total receipts OF the evening were
gii0T0.
grand oyster supper and an excel
lent program are on the bin Tor to.
night. Watch the man at the wheel.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

been fenuasled 10 ea ecuth sait decioe and ufi
ihe rffmlana fc4 ne ruIpcae ~ tallafFina 4 a
paYiuH ~ 4aid indehtSdueaa, and TIE pfo0urt
90 - snld ~ eIIunfad ID the city N Aihu1uaf.
one, county ~ uefnalllln. and territory oi New
MeAitn. end described 81 fullnWf tn-w viii i0fa
numbered lhfcc lHl. four lfl, i've and ola ftl
dillon NJ The rliY of AlbaQ1cfQua. county ~
hefnAlill0, and tofgltolY N New Mexico. ~
shown ~ NE amended and supplemental map
mar. and ilrd IN the ofllrr ~ the probate clerk
ard "a -uillgln fcruIdgf Of said county o( ner.
nalliio on the sch cay Of January, 1907.
I. UunnGLf,
Alhnanarnne. n. a.. Nov M. 1000.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

IN the District Count,
Joseph Cirpfd.
fianlin,
Va No b7t8.
J, A Henry and
4, A. Harris,
Defendants
To the defendant. II, "A, Harris
fou are hefcbY notified ihai 4 auli ne abuvq
entitled has been commenced IN the district
court ~ the county of Hcfnaiiio, territqfv ~
New Mexico, wherein The plalniln, Joseph ~.
farls seeks 70 have set etlde certain tan Gales
and Tar certificates Issued 70 you ~ the Collfc-
TOT Of nernhiilO county f0f lots elam (al, nine
leJ. tea liOl and eleven M, n block letter
-, IN the Du an and Alcyandcf addition 81
the City uf Albuquerque. and unless you enter
your appearance IN this cause on OF befofe
Monday. the IN Of January, 1901, Judgment
~ default gill be- rendered against you. and
The relief granted a. prayed fuf IN said com.
plalni.
HARRY y OWN.
4. w DonsoN.
Attorney iuf piainuH.
Albuquerque. NJ ~,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
We. Ia snn Juan Cnnnt,.

Elder George Brewer Of Aibnauercue
who 10 at the head Of the mission work
for the Baptist church Ia New Mexico.
has been In san Juan county this
week TO investigate the depirabihty OF
insu,utinE work for the church here.
Tie will remain several days. and IL
highly pleased with the advancement
and enterprise noted here. The terri
torlal convention OF his church meets
az Las Cruces this month. and the
claims OF the county in the line Of ex-
tension OF missionary work VIII then
be considered. --AEtec Index.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

- thsts toorps wsFe oaFvfuily enamlnsa
no ethsr than thsse fouF dried bodias
described we're found. weaving imple-
menta 81 wood and horn and bone y ore
not uncommon. and quantities Of
squash rlnde ana mice-eaten seeds,
corn-ahelled and on the cob. thousands
OF c0rncobs. beans and bean pods we're
everywhere. Two small figures 81 burnt
clay, on which the indented markings
fainiiy resemble the diamonds % tur-
ties she'll we're iyinE near che hre-
place In one room. Smoke stains and
900, covered the walls. end piles %
ashes were everywhere
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
rERRIrnnIAL FrNns-

Territorial Treasurer J. "a. Vaughn
has received the following remittan-
ces; margarine Romero. collector Of
San Miguel county. tSt.ia OF 1899 taxes
from Nepomuccmo Marines. collector
% Union county 5It.2t Of isss taxes
ti1s.ea 90 1889 taxes. OF which is5s5 10
for territorial purposes. and t4a.2s for
territorial institutions. and tsSss3 OF
1900 taxes Of watch ti2s.4s IL for terri
toriai purposes and $3.50 for terrific.
rial Institutions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
Notice ossais

Territory ~ New Mexico.
beFnnlillo District Court.
Fist National Bank
81 Albuquerque,
Plnntlh,
vs. NO. sOt7.
John a lee. EHecu.
tor, etc, ~ al,
Defendants,
Notice 10 hereby given that the undersigned
cxrfuiuI ~ the last Will and testament 1T VIII.
lam J. Talbot, drCraafd, Will, in pursuance IL
tile decree heretofore rendered ny the district
court ul hrfnulilln county in the shove entitled
cal ar ON the 18th day ~ aafch, 1910 sell al
pub h. auction "a the highest bidder for cash
tie following dcsCrIhed real estate, To- witt
Lot rumhrr one "a ~ hluck nuWbefslsieen
ticl ~ the original tuNn 'ig oi Albuquerque
q thc same II knuN1 ana dca Hnaicd on the
plat iey eui nadc iur the heW Mexico Town
Co, uy NJ. J. MaCF e.. b.. fud died in the &.
tics % the probate flrIf gul ~ -oHicio tee order
oi hgfua ilo cOutN rn DE aeth Jay Of Drcein
be-, 1889.
SAID sa'c viii BE- tUp'r ~ &c front door of
said pen Hts un tli. Sd Insect COO 90 ui Raj
rad aFrru anh %. rg ritrrf 90 W rfneaday,
the lNth O a. ~ nrHrfrhft, A ~ iuui, hrlwrtn
the hour sem aud IL Give u'rinca ~ % iufe.
moo To-. % Jay g tlr uuit' asrr " i br &C.
gu.u.d g. 40 s. f'r uutrl rsr nTicr upon ne GO n
hiu ur 20 he a'r ~ tie 'ufl.
iouR a. t.EH,
fkfCutuf 1T sire last " IN tnd trsla.
nrni n VII lam D Talbot, de-.
fraarts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
THE CoCHITI DISTRICT.
Progress on the Rebuilding Of Woodbury.
Mill.

W q. Wynkoop, who returned last
evening from Chicago. States that II he
can secure mechanics enough the new
Cochitl min az Woodbury. will be com
pletcd by New Years, says the New
Mexican. The material for the MIL h
al on the ground. The mill viii have
a capacity ~ 90 tons a day and
crushing capacity OF $50 tons II will
90 custom work and n sufficient Of
that In procured the min viii be enlarg-
"a. Work on the Star mill n 20 com
mence on New Years day. Some OF
the lumber Of the miil has already been
cut and hauled to the mill site.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

kultof iAAtAtN.
Your remarks last night on ,he Pub
llc Library VIII be- applauded by every
taxpayer In this city Every one sup
posed the Library belonged TO the city,
and the sooner We md out the true
facts the better The city crapcil wa
elected by the people, and they will be
expected to do their duty.
TAX PAYER
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
AN fMpopTANT DIFrpRnNcr

To make u apparent 20 thousands.
who think themselves IN. that they are
no: afflicted with any disease. but that
tha system simply needs cleansing, Is %
bring comfort home 10 their hearts, a.
a coBtiye condition " easily cured by
using Syrup N Figa Manufactured by
tho California Fig syrw Co. only. and
sold by an druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
ELEcTIoN RET1fRNs

Territorial Secretary Wallace. IN add
dition 70 the election returns received
from Lincoln. Taos and EDDY counties.
has received the returns from Santa
Re, Valencia. Mckinley. Guadalupe,
otero. Sierra and san Juan COUNTLESS
Ten counties are siili TO b. heard from.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

Territory OF New Mexico,
County II hrgnhliliO,
IN the District Courf. }


Thomas Austin.
",
James CANINE. II alive OF No h7aA
The unknown heifs 4 snid
James Gammle, II dead.
The above named and menti0ned defendants
are hereby not he'd that sss above named euil
a pcudifg in The said count. that the said ac.
q 20 a usuuHhi "a quiet ard set Al rrsi the title
~ the pienUh w Hnd tn lni numbered twelve
l2l ln block iettrfed r." Of toe Atlantic and
PACING addition 90 the tnWn, ROW Cliy, II AL
bnquefque, IN the county at Defnaluio and tiers
utQty " New Mexico, ~ the eaui IL known
and Designated nn the plat ~ sa'd addition,
hlrd IN the office II he probate clrfk aud ~
offiCin recorder ~ the said c0uuiy ~ beiualiilo
on The gath day Of April. a ~. iAee and tha4
you - fCuuifcd 90 set ~ any claim thai yen
may have % and - the premises that You may
De forever tarfrd and esiappcd from Claimlug
any rnht Ot title IN aud a. the said premises.
aud unless yOn enter your Appearance therein
on az before the 10th day ~ December, A. u,
1900, decree pro cpnieHgo will be rendered
aga net you, ard the plant u Will sp2ly 10 the
said court for the rcliei demanded IN the aid
complaint
HAaRyP OWN,
x. W. II BRYAN,
AihuaurfQur. N A..
49,. A..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

The United states civi. SCI vice COM
mission announces that on December
~. 1900. an examination Viii be held al
Albuquerque. y. n. FOR the position OF
railway mail CLERK.
The examination will consist OF the
subjects mentioned below. which will
be weighted al follows.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
nrsrEn rrtra oV ssw SLArs
Csiaraae a WYsuine RoaA 90 Eatsr Val,
gahia uiatriefs

'EHH"
a dspatch from Trinidad to ne Den.
yer Republican on Nov. it. saysi Trim.
idad ia going 20 have a railroad connee
ton with the Htonewall valley. and
several railroad branch.s may ~ eilIt
40 the river In the near future n has
been well known hire for some time
that the Colorado a Wyoming railroad
company. an adjunct 70 the Colorado
Fuel 4 Iron compsny. had surveyors In
the held and was aecur ne Hght a way
from aopris westward 20 che river
valley. with branches into several OF the
valieyside canons, whore the company
owns extensive tracts Of coal lands The
company has been vigorously pushing
the preliminary work
Now Il u said that the Colorado a
southern and the santa We are IN the
field with surveyors, laying out routes.
and that the RIO urandc e preparing q
start In the aame direction
Last evening General Manager J A.
kepicr. Of the Colorado Fuel ani Iron
company. and other officials came 20
Trinidad In private car. To-day they
Inspected the work In progress up the
river and Tomorrow the several large
Gangs OF The company In this district
will b. visited In order 10 get Al the
true facts % the railroad siiuation.
In an interview tonight. Mr. Kebier
aid Il was true that his company In
tended 20 az once build a line up the
river 10 b. known ~ the Colorado q
Wyoming. and that surveyors were now
IN the field locating ne line tusi how
far the road would be built Mr. kebler
would not state. saying that would b.
Determined when the surveys were IA
pieted
lie left me impression. however. tina
u would enter the heavy timber region
~ the Maxwell land grant In New Mex
leo. He said be- knew nothing about
any other contemplated lines up the
river and ana not believe THAI any IN r
than one would be built, and stated
further that there was no friction be-
tween his company and the various
railroads interested hsre.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17


IN the District COut,
County VI bgtnaiilln,i
+. 49, Tiltuu
Flsiutin,
vs. No BIAS.
J. A Henry and
ii a, HaUia.
Defendants,
To the dripndani. 4. A, HaUsi
You are hereby notified that a suit las been
nmmercrd ia the district court uf thr county
81 hrrnal No, ieniinfY 81 New MEXICO, Whefe
10 TIE Ilainud z. II, 7 ten. seeks 10 have eel
as,lr certain "a salts and TAX cent iCatrs issued
"a you b. the collector II 10 fnalillo con " for
lots sixtecniiol, sfetntcent t3t, eighteen (ikl,
nineteen tlul, iwepiy laOl, twenty. one l2l,
twenty-five te9l, twenty. wee 1881 and TWEEN
q. four t2Al, IN block letter D., N the Duran
anG lrI4udgr addition % the city ~ Alba
qucTqur, n. NJ and unless you enter your ap.
pearance In this q use q 81 before Monday,
the 7th day Ut Ja"uagy, 1901. judRiuen by de.
fault sil b rendered against you, aud the fe
lief granted sa PLAY ed luf in sal complaint
HARRY y 0NaN,
Clerk Of said Court.
T.. W. DOHsoN,
Attorney fur plsinth,
Albuquerque, n b..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.
The civil seryice commission an
nouaces that on December ~. an ex-
animation viii be- held az Albuqustq1e
for tha position Of railway mail clerk.
See particulars In another column
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

W. a. uottschalk and wife Of Mu-
waukee. are AZ the Hotel Highland. Mr.
GOttschalk 10 prominent business
man Of the German city that looks out
over lake Michigan.
Percy MeRae drove IN from the Me-
intosh ranch AZ chilli yesterday after
noon. bringing In J. X Brown. who has
been ander the weather and viii remain
Ia town over Sunday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
OFFICIAL MOTIFS.
PATENT GRANTED

granled 90 81 a. X Shoswell OF silver
city. Grant county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

Notlee % Sale.
Ia thr nlsuigi CouFt,
Conniy nf kcfnalillu, I
Tic Bank ~ CommrfCs ana
W. =. stnckleT,
".
Florence ~ hrhOnlcrait ANA
John 4. achuulcrait

d. PENDANTS,
Notice 10 hereby given that undgT and hy viz
tue NJ Nnsl decree ftnUrtt1 in above cause.
tie ur dffaignrd special master, appointed hy
said dutrer tu execute the faiiic. oil on Tues
day. the lttn Il ~ December 1900. N thc
front door 90 ne count house ~ HrTual lu
county. m Oid Albuquerque. Mes MeHlcU.
between Tia bruh ~ Sea and tlrFch O'clock iu
the ioirnnou AFT $50 DAY, uugf 100 sale ana sell
g. thr hlahca iidaer iuf Casl the ufem|hfs
hereinafter DEF ruTd 60 saiifiY iuc indebted
nee BY ssid ui, lte iuuui o. z due the plaln-
tlM, the hnnk 40 Comm Wn y hirh amuuuts a.
the sum ui one thousand. "a bundled and fpN.
eniy tNu dol avs and twenty e. Eht cents ffi,
a1a,ehl, 2iih iutefgH inefcN1 40 TIE rate oi
twelve pei cert per aunuW ififu ihr ninth day
81 August 1900. until t'lr daY 1T fulr tuNrIllfI
with RuOfr eye ifca aWuuuiinF to0ne bundled
and 1lhlY-etFfn uoliar ana iHentY two CENTS
ftlc7.2al, and all Coun rnai. tld rnnrnacs in
cared ln tlr above tanle. inrlldlfF the COS !
ul making this sale
Tie lime NidIn vhiri sa.i defendants wrre
required fn UnN Hfin dtifrdngss b1a cKplfcd.
snd the auderHrcd aa special maauf, be-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

Territory OF New Mexico,
County Uf Befnafnio,
In the District Court
fiainuH.
vs. No. B78l
Anrlr hcCOuiston,
Defendant
To Annie hcCufsiston, defendant Ia The above
Causri
You are hrfrby notified that . suit has been
hlCd IN the above named count by James Nc
Souistnn, M pltinuH and against you ~ de
feuuant ptaYing iuf an ausolutc dlyonce uron
tht grounds ui dcscfiiou ou your pari, and that
unless you enter youg Appearance Ia said
Cau9e ur, of before The 18th day NJ December,
N default. and The relief Rrunicd ~ prayed for
900 said complaint.
a. p. OwEg.
y. W DousOs,
Attorney for plaintiff
Ailuuurrnup N. ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

Notice 90 suit.
On ihe District Count oi tie second Judicial
District q the Territory OF New Mexico
within and fuf the County OF
brrnaiiliO
Nellie Bailey Moody
vs.
David Moody
You are hereby notified that unless you en-
trf your ap eHfance Ia The said above entitled
cause on o. before the 18th day ~ Degember
you ~ default; the x neral objects of the ac.
ton being 10 Secure dissolution Of the mar.
Iiagc t1i.iiuR between yourself and the plain.
uii aud that the care. custody aud educatfoa
ot the minor children. issue ct tie said mar
rage, De drcfrVd % the plaiutin,
uAppY r. OWN,
CLERK Ut said Court.
q. ~. hARRoN,
Attorney iot plalniiH,
DllCc and poalgiiiCe address,
Albuquerque, n. 81,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

y " = III M
ALBUQUERQUE, " N.
Attorney for ulaiufi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

samuel Mlchaeiis. Of Maddaicna. and
his newly welded bride are In the city
having come up from the southern
mountain TOWN Yesterday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

~. Rev. Thos. n. Harsood ana wife.
who are eoing 70 Porto Rico on Span
ish mission work. The younger Mr.
Harwood was iaicly IN charge Of tho
spanish mission church In Old Aihu-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

Territory ct New MeHico,
County III Befnailiio,
La She nlafrtaf ftasfg9 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

capt Eugene sutherland, ~ the Fire
departm nt. IL iaid up with a serious
cold. Lieut. Harry Johnson u IN com.
mand % the department headquarters
temporarily
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

Miss Lolita Otero. daughter o. Hon.
~ A. Otero. viii leave this evening on
a trip to eastern cities, where she will
visit number ~ friends
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-04-12
MRS. r.. j, CAMPBELL,

died in Philadelphia, on March 30, at
9 o'clock a. M, and was buried in
Woodland, on Monday, April ,.
Deceased was resident of Mineral
Point for more than thirty years.
Shortly after the death of her hus-
band she went to Philadelphia to re-
side with her sister. She visited last
summer with her grand daughter,
Mrs. William 7. Coad, at Rapid
City, S. Oak, and a short time ago
with friends in Mineral Point. She
was an earnest christian woman, a
member of the Presbyterian church,
and gave her services freely for its
advancement and for every other
good christian work. A wide circle
of friends here will learn of her death
with deep sorrow. She had nearly
reached the SD year of her age. The
cause of her death was pneumonia.
Her grand daughter, Mrs. Coad, was
present at the funeral.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-04-12

The management of the Porto Rico
bill in congress Is very severely critl-
cscd by even tho strongest supper
tiers of the administration. The
Washington correspondent OF The
Milwaukee Sentinel says:
"Wise political leaders IN both sem
ate and house regard tho whole Porto
Rican matter M the worst managed
piece of legislation over put forth MS
IL party policy by II national admins
tration in all the history of the COVER
ment.
"The controvcrsys,over the Porto
Rican bill has created almost ~ pan
ic among the member of the house, at
least to the extent of causing wild
desire among them To get homo and
meet their constituents on the subject.
So strong il this feeling that every
effort is being made to secure nn
early nd iournmoht of congress. This
sentiment makes 1t probable that n
number Of important measures In leg
islation may be deferred until next
session In the effort TO bring about an
early adjournmcnt,o
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-04-12
WALDWICK.

To The Iowa County Democrat.
The Sunday School was re-organ-
lied here last Sunday. VIM. Skews
and James Pile were elected superin-
tendents.
James Iollinger is home from Cali
fornia, where he has been engaged in
clerking in store. He intends to
help his father on the farm.
Mr.. John Gray, of California, is
visiting at M. Il. b. Iollinger's,
Mr.. j. j. Humbert was in this vii
lage last week.
Mrs. VIM. Buckingham is improv-
ing her house with u coat of paint.
A. league and son are doing the
work.
Our store keepers have started on
the road with their peddling wagons;
gathering eggs and selling goods.
Miss Iantha Shipman is busy work
ing at dress making.
While Mr.. Roland Evans was huut-
ing one day last week, he killed seven
foxes; two old ones and five young
ones.
School started here last week, Miss
Bennett being the teacher.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-04-12

In connection with the rumor that
DR.. Adams contemplatcs rosigning
the presidency of the University of
Wisconsin the Madison correspondent
of The milwaukee, Sentinel says;
"Thorc has long boon II feeling
here that, II n vacancy should arise,
ex-senator Villas, If he would accept,
would make u splendid president for
The university. This talk has been re-
vived since the possibility of presi-
dent Adams retirement has arisen.
MIR. Villas general ability, his wide
reputation, his recognized fitness for
such an executive position, combining
business ability of ~ high order with
wide learning, his deep interest in the
university all these qualities COM
binc to give weight to the suggestion
that his selection as president would
be n fortunate one for the college,
which Is making such rapid strides .
the front ranks among the higher cdu-
cational institutions of the country
But whether Mr.. Villas would accept
an election ns president of tho State
university is something that no one
knows y