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The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-16

u have always used Foiey's Honey aud Tar
cough medicine and think it the best IA the
world" says Chas Bender.a newsdeaIerof Erie
Pa. Take no substitute. w J Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-16

Wallace, ] W Wright, I c
Wilder, " F Wade, ND
WllchG-, Jerre Wright. Duncan
Virgins. Samuel
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Young, G ]
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-16
woRsING NIGHr ANn 80.

Tee'busiest and miebLieat littlething
that ever Was made is DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. Every pill is q sugar
coated globule Of health, that changes
weakness into strength, listlessness
into energy, brain-fag into mental
power. They're wonderful in build
ing up the health. Only 25cts. Der
bottle. Sold By ali druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
srooSD noMrsrrAp rSrH,


a late order tssuca Trom the Oeuerai
land Omses
Tho commissioner ~ The general land
office recently made an order with rcf.
eronco 90 scooud homestead entries as
follows.
section provides that any pcwon
VINO has heretofore made a homestead
entry and s,unnutod same uuder section
1901. revised statutes. and the amend
mcnta thcreto. shall boz entitled 90 the
benefits 81 the homestead laws az
though aufn FORMER entry had not been
made. but commute ton under section
2a0l revised statutes made under thls
go lion.
Section Q provides that any person.
who. prior to thc passaen of thls act.
has npadc hunostead entry. bat f0f
any oause hna icw or forfeited the
samc. shall be entitled 20 the benefits
os the homestead iUNH az though such
forme' entry had NOT been made. There.
FORE you viii not hereafter reject a
Homestead application on The ground
that the applicant cannot take the pre-
scril,ed oath that he has NOS previously
made Hurh entry. or of,4iusc hc has per-
fcttod title under section l,Vi, revised
statutes. 10 hand umier the horne
stead law. but DE- will be- required On
Show bv anlHtvit designating the entry
formerly made by description ~ land.
ninube and date ~ entry or other sur
nccnt date. to enthle me 90 Identity
the same on records ~ this office and
ttat 10 was forfeited oy comanuicd. as
tho caae may De. prior % passage OF
thiv act"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
WANTS no movE PIMA rNnIANs.
Agent Think. They wouid iie BETTER oRaI
the Gila River Reservation.

AEent Thinks they would Iie BETTER OTai
the Gila River Reservation.
In His annual report 20 the indian Of
Gee. Eiwood iladley. agent no the Pima
Indian river agency. Arizona, recon-
mrnas that the Indians residing on the
ella BEND reservation be transferred 90
the ella River reservation. ana TINT the
FORMER reservation be disposed 81 the
proceeds TO be- uae1 Tor the benent Of
the Indians.
His reports show that The one great
need Of the Indians on an PARTS Of the
reservation Is an ample supply ~ water
In order % sustain their ft1ns ana
properly water their crops Al present
they are without means Of Irrigation.
Ite therefore recommends that "a resor-
voir be constructed on the CHA river for
lmp0undlng the food waters f5f irrigBt-
Ing 10000 acres Of band In the Gila vale
ley. which wiz thcu b. sufficiently pro-
duCtive 60 support not only these In
d'ona now residing there. bust also the
Wandering Indians now located on a'tr-
rounding reservations. There o. % great
necessity for muc schools In order 20
Accommodate the chlldrn many 0i
whom are now crowded out altogether
while those THAT are attending them arc
greatly Inconvenience by the hack OF
az accommodations.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

fourth ei,ilfs. Misc Ctfhefine Adama.
SECOND gradei Miss ialiio Keepers. nrsi
KVsic
Third Ward-M T rerlue. nfth and
sixth gi1doa and pfincipni ttias Jessie
MoMiucn. third and fourth Hradosl Miss
isiiih Miles. secuud giude, Miss ida
i.dcf, fret grndc
Fourth Wand 80 n spicrs. NTH ana
sixth grudc and principal, Miss Lucy
iiagpmine. third aud fourth grades
Mics Edyth Everioit aecond rrado.
Aiist MarHarci Nev1usn. first grade.
Ccntful-A. -. Stroup principal OF
thc high e1oh. -. w, JoueDn. sssis.
tnnl prlucipali Miss Era Cotiane aud
Mrs Gilbert Ia far, clFhth grades.
Miss Bllth stevens aud Mics Ellzebc b
skinner. seventh grades.
The board meetings VIII be held In rh.
Central building. Tho superintendent .
Office b. at the elmc piace Ills oncs
hours are from 3 to o'clock "a. an. ami
fiu1n to Q O'Clock -. m during sChoo
deys. BE VII be- ln iiH office every dal
thla wo,k ffum iu ~ m
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
cuANars A. AInfNAnar.


W. Williams nrsinns-n. MfVirtey Ap-
pointed Csnorai superintendent.
Al the meeting ~ the officials ot the
Ctchiu Gold Mining company 20 Abs.
uraa0 iaei week. superintendent w..
NfWims tondcrej his resignation. the
fIma to tihr en~H on ho evening ~
August 90. 1900 THIS waa the cause OF
several other claugoR being made hy
ths company. - McViohcy. an efficient
mining engineer. was appointed % nli
The office made valant by Mr. Williams
aad will niuo have eharge of The e1m-
nauy'e properties at bingham. Utah.
Charles Stevens. who has been ~ the
employ " tht company for % number
of months. was ASSIGNED 90 the position
of mill superintendent ana a. T. Hall
win at m the capacity OF suporlnlend-
emit 90 ne mine.
on saturday " hast week President a.
j. Comm went over 20 che electric plan,
a- MADRID on hour ~ Inspection and
was accompanied by Director O. w
Weller Dr. Truovurihy and General
simcrnicndeni McVhhey The gentle
men lot shat polnt suu.ily and con-
Iituci ON their way to umh
~ is reported mat the officials arc
highly pleased with their reoont visit a.
ihis district, ana The Information - Oh
ialned from reliable SOURCES That the Al
h,mafe ore never showed up so well af
li the present timo. From now on tbs
A1bcnBric viii continue TO pay incrcas.
"a dividends -Hland Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
rArnlnIIr rnrllIsr.

Tho Fnrst segl. kln Monitor OF "a
recent datc. published "a setter nnHn
W S. Bales. a s1.dier VINO served ga the
Twentieth Kansas volunteers iu the
PHILIPPINES ln which he testified so thu
,ncCl up0r the Tilpiuos of the anti
HdmlnlstAtion speeches WhUh were
distributed among Thorn. De said tuat
These spccGhea were printed iu dozen
different languages ana distributed hy
the hundreds OF thousands
"Ali our soldiers he s1i3. know tlat
These SPEECHES and the opposition pa-
pots cost the lives 1f hundreds 0f ma ~
ana prolonged the war" lie added, n
am sin "a pppWist ana know no reason
Why I should chlurc. hut ] c1unot ana
viii uoi vote with the party thBt helps
90 kij unitod States soidleB. 1r which
helps the enemies roo tnt country. When
my party gets back whore ii once W1a.
then Z am with BE-. 80 iona as % slides
win cupperhrids and rebels b, can
count mp 1uI"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
Mant rhanl.. Ilrnlhe nnl

We are leo ru,eipt of q ooulla invita-
ton % attend ihe New Mexico tcritor-
al fair as Albuquerque september as
10 81. We ALSO gratefully aoltnowieino
the rcccipt of 10 pass and OF a "compii-
monmry coupon ticket This last
brings tears OF appreciation and graft
tudr to our eyes.
We hovc newer before been 10 kindly
remembered. 10 guarantees us pulce
protection, Do we obey the law. free
transportation over the Santa Ne pael-
DC. 81 wc pay our f1re; compcis street
car c0uductors In Albuquerque 90 hold
uB on che trtachcfpua trolley ul wo
~, 90 our distinction and show ua hovg
to uauEmutc sun -tAkcd adobe into
fcathcr betis when thcy throw us on.
gives us "a right Co eat an we can pas
Tor and to ride On the elevator at oui
hotel N we have one: Tets us rlcar
ln any lodging house whore we can find
btsi within our means. and inaurai
VI q good time generally. We would
llko TO 40 10 the fir. but you are too
klni, BrOther McCrclght, ana We feat
Your hospitality 3: might make oui
hosni ache -Hoibrook Argus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

Miss Anita raiiadino chosen "uueen 81 ths
NnrnlNnl.n

Miss Anita Iaiiadino chosen Queen ~ the
tarnitRi"
Inm Saturday mlvht al thc storr OF q.
A. Mataon a GO. tho coupon voting f0r
iha Queen 1t the Carnival for the Tcf-
itoMh fnlr came tu "a CLOSE after a
uuiei contest extending throughout tho
month ~ Auvusi Very little interest
wha manifested lu the contest until hate
Saturday afternoon when che leading
candidates hId thrir chances somewhat
luir,matsi hy thc deposit uf rutoa from
Hdmirrrs aud fuTia. and when the
vctea had been counted thc result was
as flluNs Miae Anita Palndlnu was
found causon qucsn hy q hindepao ma
icrly with tho other mllics lu Toe uf,ier
named MfH Fred lewis. Miss Sadie
Hni. uf Gallup Miss iiifa itasH MgH.
gturge williams Mira Mabel Hunt.
Miss MnWtw Kent ard Mrs. %. %.
kiunnn. Ali told che names ~ thimCcn
ladies nwured in the contest
Itfdec snnsBury. pr J r. Haynes
nud Oromc Bachecm oniciaied nz
iudgca
AfisH rsr11ino. v'ho was chosen hy
/ thu votes of admirers nnI friends and
/ falr conudhmnw aa the Queen ~ IN,
Canlvglf f'r the Territorial Fair. D. a
very pretty and r0pulHr young hdy 81
/ Albuquerque. and she VIA make % moa'
/ beautiful queen SIZE VIII boz officially
/ notified 81 her election as quecn De- d
l raw DAYS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
AiIappy siarrinac.

A quiet and pleasant wedding took
place ha1 saturday nirht at the Meth
udial church parsonage ON Lead ave-
nue.. when Rev. Bunker Joined 81 the
hoiS bonds % miuImony Miss Verna
Reed. the daughter " AR ana Mrs r.
" Roni uf this city. aild SIR Wilmot
Hooth. popui1r young man ~ Aibu-
auauue ana tho assistant lopkkeeper at
the locsi houao ~ GftaB Blackwell a
Co Only a few Intimate friends were
pfes-Ht 3D. witness the ceremony That
uuitCd thoae two young people FOR life,
but O. was agreed by uli that seldom has
a more charming and interesting couple
answered the necessary questions that
made them muu and wife Both of
these yuung people ore go wen and fav-
uihaly known hcre that outside 81 ex-
tending wishes for long and happy
married Me- The Citiaen need not add
more Thcy will reside az 3o2 Hazle-
dine avenue FOR the present
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

In the district court Thursday Ina the
cases OF H. II. Rollins and son and Ell
ton 4. Beokwith, ct al, Vs. board Of
county commissioners OF Valencia coun-
~. a peremptory writ Of mandamus
was granted. compelling the county
commissioners 10 levy a tax to pay the
judgments heretofore obtained against
the county by the several defendants
In the amounts Of ti0.629. and t3.o92. re-
spec,lvely. The following new suits
were nled:
Edward Miller vs.. Cyrus Mcdaniel
and II. u. Taylor on uecount stated at
fi1L
Thos. n. Wilkerson. trustee. W.. NJ.
% Chase and 81 Chase, suit for tiS90.7T.
growing out Of a pFom.ssory note given
to the Albuquerque Nationa' bank BY
defendants.
on account % a lack OF funds q IL
probable thai there will be no jurlcs
drawn FOR the coming term Of court n
Valencia county. a movcmeat is on
foot among the members " the bar 10
have all business OF that court trgnf-
icrfed TO Albuquerque for dispose.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
I'LL. .nnnIrr Nrnnrnrn-
~ Cattle iiustisrs aud Thieves In the Up
per Oiia Country.

iaal Tuesday evening sheriff James
*. nair received "a telephone mcssaee
from pinos Altos Co The effect that
Chief Deputy "Kcchl" Johnson a. he
wa familiarity known and called, had
been Killed IN the upper ella country
u sefma that Deputies Johnson and
Marshall iOfi here about the 18th " the
present mont Tor purpose 81 trailing
come cattle thieves who had been oncr-
ntimN very extensively Ia the Upper
ella section. -Four days after they left
here they struck thoif tracks and FOL
lowed the Same untn they separated
into two bands. Mr. Johnson then Sc
cured che assistance 81 Mr.. Reddiura
and continue,r ON one train. while Mr..
Marshall mad Mr. Shelly accompany
him on The other. THE latter two were
unsuccessful Ia their search and turn
r ] around and came back. Mr. Marshall
reaching Silver City Thursday evening.
Johnson and Redding rode on and ar
rcstcl q man by the name % Ralph
jerks ana then returned 10 ar. Red.
ilnga ranch on the upper ella.
Monday Deputy johnson started Tor
silver city with his prisoner. having
setursd "a horse from Mr. Redding for
lhe trip. Nothing further was heard
until yesterday morning. when MG
ltoddiaK rcoeived word from the Ross
ranch. about ave miles above him.
ihut jerks had stopped there ana left
lhe Beldlng horse. stating than johnson
had been wdyiaid and murdered on
Whitewater creek the previous evening.
and that hc was on bis way TO Mogol-
lon 20 nytify the officers.
Immediately after the ycceipt 81 The
news. telephone message was sent
over 90 NT Johus1n's son. Don. who
was working In Central and he reached
silver city after a ride Of forty mkn-
utos la the meantime, sheriff Blair
/ had gotten a posse together, ana upon
afr. Johnsous arrival he together with
Rangers Scarborough ami Dock. ana
/ Deputies Marshall and Blair started for
The scene OF the tragedy
". -. Johnson WAS ono OF the most
energetic and fcrtrioss peace officers
/ who has ever served in Grant county.
| and during his Official career had earn.
| ga a well OBSERVER reputation as such.
| lie was married. his wife and four chill
1rcp living IN Abilene. Texas. ana the
! son, Don, IN this county lie WIS about
% years 81 age. Silver CITY lndcpends
| emit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
10 MnNIoo rnInrNAI nnnrn



Case ~ Gcr Lun.
Gco tun. thc Chinese who has had
difficulty 10 remaining within tho
United Sbtos. must leave unless he can
gct higher court ph1n that over
Which r1itcl STATES Judge Iiullrt pre-.
sidcs % declare he may rcm4in Tor the
judge SIGNED on order yesterday direct.
lng the United S,atoH marshal % send
the man lack VIA san Francisco
Bm thirty 1sys Cor Gee fmn's atfor-
neg to prepare BON ~ exceptions for
an arpeal io the United States court ~
uppolia WIS given. The BOND. fixed ai
81 GEO. WIS given.
Tho opinion ~ She ruur oterruies
fhe orlcr of h United States court In
Sew Mexico. There Geo t.un had lived
HI 1898. bat he failed 90 be registered
lnd photographed az the law 90 lsg2
rcQuired. The court made an on,icr De-
clanuw that notwlths, lmiing the fail
urV. Gec Luu WIS lawfully Ia thg
United States I'd ihe time. Judge Hat
lei decides that the court had no such
power The cxtant % lls authority was
to order the collector 81 Internal rove.
nue. FOR New Mexico 90 issue a certih.
cate of registration TO Gee Lun.--Dcn.
Ysr hrWH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
An rNrnorrIc nrsiNi-rs Mas.
a. -. Whitsan Succeeds in selling Many
Pianos in Northern New Mexico.

a. -. whitson sueoseds IN settling Many
riano. in Northorn New Mexico.
A. -. Whltson the energetic hcnd %
tho Whitaon Music company hibuquer-
que RETURNED 90 the city last night ar
ie- "a six wc-iQF trip In northern and
northwestern New Mexico "A more
delightful and successful trip / never
enjoyed" be- said 'and feel pretty
gcpd over the fact that { Was able TO
rcl into southern Colorado. Invading
the tr1de territory of the Denver music
housss and DO business. Frm Antoni-
to WEES, ! was up against Denver CON-
petition rigat along. but I asa business
luH the Hl1uc" Mr Whiison visited
thc Taos valley Chuma, TERRA Amari-
DO, Inmbcrou Pag0sa springs Du-
range. slNugon. Aztec, Pennington
and other points. IN san Juan county
he found great thrift ana prosperity, the
principal towns growing al a healthy
rate and the farming ami frwA growing
industry making giant stmaey. As an
agricultural and horticultural region,
Mr. Whlaon saye, san Juan county 81
by FAR the banner section of the Rocky
mountain country Such fruit be never
ssw The crop ls abundant ana Chicago
ana Denver commission men are on the
ground buying the cream Of the crop az
TOP PRICES New Mexican,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
run PUnLIc SCHOOLS.
Interesting information Regarding Pebble
schools % This city.

Interesting Information Regarding Pebble
schools 81 This city.
The citizen Is glad 10 announce that
tbs prospects are very good for sue
cefaful years work In uha public
schools 81 this city.
The board OF education has been UNI
firing In he efforts for the upbuildlng Of
uur sahOoi interests. They have chosen
4 good corps 81 teachers and have just
lCupiotod a large school bulldingA--
known as che Central gchool--at q cost
OF gl5.3C0
The Taxpayers and all those interest
ga are invited to Inspect the building on
Thursday and Friday. OF next week.
Sept. q ana Z.
An seventh. eighth. ninth and tenth
grade pupils viii go 90 the Central
school
The elsu.h grade pupils south % Cold
avenue. on both side of the trucks, viii
80 10 Mia Coltnne aRd those north OF
Gold avenue viii 60 FAB Mrs. La bar.
Al those seventh grade pupils living
south of Gold avenue VIII 50 TO Misa
skinner. The fss, Of the seventh VIII
80 To Miss stevens. 10 may be noos-
alry 10 make some changes la these
grades after school begins, bat Il Ia
the best division that can be made at
present.
lsach OF tho four ward buildings viii
have tho first six grades. The territory
for the First ward lies east OF the
trucks and north OF Gold avenue.
1hu Tor the second wurd h south Of
COLD avenue ana oaat OF the trucks
The Thlrl wnld contains that terri
tory Blng west of the tracks and south
of Gold avenue,
Ail north of Guid avenue and west OF
the tracks helouEs 20 lbc Fough ward.
M child uuior slx years of age viii
he admitei Thin is done because ~
tha crowded condition of The primary
grades,
Parents should notice this particular
D No beginning pupil Nlil bo resolved
aftu Moud1y Sept "a
~ o. urgel on ail pupils who expect
t1 attend lnr pifoiic schools 60 cuier the
lui dhy sind strive Ger pun,ualiiy ami
rcguauty during tho entire yoar
The assignment Df teachers via be as
follows
First Wari Mrs n T. Butte. nra
grade aui pumlpal Niss Elizabeth
WHEY SECOND stlde Mha paiey poy-
af. thini and fourth grades Miss Maud
Clusters 0nh and sixth grades.
sccond ward -Chafsa ~ Nicholson
nfh and sixth Efadcs. and principals
Mlsa Elimboth Hughes thlrd AMI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
bob rIenr r0nnsr I'M.


Land toWtntsstoucr Hermann HAS iustltn-
ted Thorough system.
Commissioner Ringer Herman, % the
general land onlce hna Instituted very
thorough ayateln fer su1riing against
fires within the forrest reservations 81
all Of the western states during the
present season, and hopes by n most
rigil surveillance % prevent any and
an nra from working great damage 20
tha public fmcss
He has photographed 90 cach of the re-
spec,ivc aupcnntendents OF reserves
asking u in their Judgment che prcs M
crce OF forrest rangers Do suhideut To-
cope Win emergencies. and 40 therc are
now any exposed pianes ID these rc-
serves not sufficiently guarded by un
adequate Iauol " ln their Judgment
an Increased force is required during
the heated s.espn these superiWcud-
ents are authorized % recommend new
appointments. which win be- made az
long ns tho avatuhie funds iast.
Several Euch appointments have al
ready been made and many others viii
follow when the requests arrive This
ssune protection cannot Boz extended tn
the forest on the public domain outside
~ the reserves, but where special
agents repbrt spreading fires the hand
office is reuiy to assist as Gar as pOs5-
BILE with funis In cxt.nguishing tlent
Up Cd this time no fires have gained
hetdwuy ON the reserves, and the com-
missioner hopcs this thorough patrol
will prevent any extensive coniiagIa-
tons
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

Tho president ~ the Fair association
submitted nu0thcr communication 90
the council asking Tor a certain mum
her of arr lights during fair week, and
FOR CERTAIN CONCESSIONS on west Gold
avenue. 60 foiuwa. Three arc lights to
hu PLAYED az stuffed Intervals al the
grand stand. one almsst direstly 10
trout 90 the Casa a. Gro on the north
sldc 10 tine bah grounds, and one on the
south side Also one lignt In the ccntcr
oi the Midway. one On the pole Ia front
OF Low cnrml a Meyers store and one
"a the corner % FNfth street and Gold
avenue. Thla part ~ aht petition was
referred to the building iirst and fro
committee. with power 90 act The pee
tlton alaa prayed for tho clusing 1T
Figh street where a. ctSassa Gold ave.
nue IN order e. permit the laying Of a
track for the smallest passenger carry
ing train In the world. which wih run
frvm Foufh street To tho grand atsnd
GInnted.
The taxpayers along Lead avenue and
vicinity petiti0ncd the counctl 10 place
al arr llrht at the corner ~ Lead ave-
nue and Third street Granted.
i.
ueul. aubmittei AN interesting rsf'ort,
which was referred to the street com-
mltice. chief Rtppc states that the
aig horsas are doing niCely. bur it wiA
take seycrui weeks yet Ia c'iucate nhean
f1r efficient work but however the
htichlne with the ucw harness has VAR
| le3 frtm Gib TO "a s.conda
Marshal AroMulln reported having
e. Hacted in fines during the month OF
August l5fl. being the largest collection
/ in nnca for amy previous month la ihe
/ history Of Albuquerque. Tho report
/ wac referred to the police committee.
CLERK M,.iicr reported having col
| iectad slg325 IN licenses ami taxes for
the month OF August. which W. also con.
aiarrrd flne COLLECTIONS. The rspor, was
recrr-.i 10 NV polce committed
The bnl 81 whitney company for
| twenty-five cents was referred % the a.
] nluce committee.
The reF,ort ~ the street committee re-
commanding the grading OF north
urmdway. the repairing ~ walks on
the west side 81 rhird street between
| Coal and silver avenues the change Of
eieu feet 70 six fcts walks On north
| Find street fr,cn ltoina - Fruit ave
npos. was read and accepted.
| City Attorney Moors was ordered 81
/ pr pare notices To force thc building u
tire unfinished sidewalks on silver ave.
nug.
Policeman Marines bicycle needs re-
pairing and the police COMMITTEES re-
commented that Il be repaired which
wos acooptrd
The fumlration ordinance was re-
ported 1T.on hy the grievance cUmnit'
zee. ana uron moiion. after being read
was referred back % the same cOmmlt.
tee.
The Frcdcrickaon sidewalk matter WIS
again up befYre thc council. and was
referred 20 thu city attorney to brlmg
a condemnation suit n necessary.
1Me olty attorney woa Instructed e
drsfi "a new circus ordinance.
Aldermen Riu'khart Wright and Mo-
Nee were appointed a special commit
tee to investigate into the question OF
municipal owncnshlp ~ water works,
This strsel opuunittco WAS empowered
win authority % have the streets thor
IA Chilly aprlnisled both day and might
during fair week.
The council then adjourned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
mn Mrsr ron ExrANsloN.

Speaking 81 Senator stcWarts dcstr-
ton oi Bryan. tAo Chllugp Times Her
ada very trt.y slls thas like most west
orn men, uae Nevada statesman "nlt-
urally takes kindly totNpuusion West
crn men take 80 kindly 90 expansion
that some months ago in an Interview
Published in the Denver Tnes. Iaaiaa
W Hickman, always Ia demooru Until
Organism drese mm out 90 ule party
said this was NOT mattor of senti-
ment or politics bus OF business. ami
that an sensible men on the coast ro.
E.irdisss ~ politics would vote for the
retention al che Philippines
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

Mr. Brayn keeps repeating hiss state
ment es1t u congress had declared rs
pfipose 90 give Independence 20 the FIJI
ipms there would have been no fight
lng in the archipelago Ina the first
pluoc. ho dose not know thlt that ia
true. Another thing q the white people
hatd declared thcir purpose 90 keep out
~ Indiana and give Independence Co
Tccmseh and his brother She Prophet
the battle Of Tippecanoe would never
have been fought and che United States
would be an east OF the Alleghcnics.
serene and comfoiablc