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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

The supreme court wae IN session yes.
terday, with Chief Justloe Mills aud As-
sociste Justices McEie and Parker on the
bench.
Case No 500, the United States Trust
Company Of New York. aud Q. ". Smith,
receiver, appellants, w. The Territory Of
New Mexico, appellees. was under arEns
ment all day, and was submitted late
yesterday afternoon. The loser court
had given Judgment Tor t1tOO taxes
against the Santa ~ Pacihc railroad ia
favor Of Valencia county, aud ths above
case h an appeal from that decision.
There wers ntty.tWo eases on she "a.
preme court NJ The oowmenosment OF the
present term over thirty Of thsae we're
appealed from The second Judicial dis.
lrict. Associate Justice Leland being
compelled by lll health 10 absent himsels
from the present session. the great bulk
OF the work IL thrown on Chief Justice
Mills and Associate Justices MeFle aud
Parker. The court Is keeping up Wlth
the docket aud it h believed IN Il every
casa d0oksted will De- heard before ths
close Of the term.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
TAIEF CAPTURED.
He Digs Olt Of The Bland Jail
LaSI Night.
Band Of DsSpsradOes Reported
Sighted 10 Peralta Canyon.
I've Deaths from Cold Westhsg 10 CITY
Of chicago.
All QUIET IN sAzOAu tslAuDs.

Special io TIE Citizen.
Bland, feb &c Claude D1ane, an
ex convict, who stole lorsc In Aibuquaf
que on Tuesday of this week, Waa cap.
sured IN AibrmaFle, Wednesday night, by
Deputy Sheriff Joseph OVelhnis The
pFIscneF was locked up In the Bland isil.
and, at midnight. assisted BY frleudl on
the outside, he managed 10 dig through
the walls and thus made hts escape az
about $3.50 am posse a. Ia pursuit
kdwafd Daggan, ,hs outlaw aud del.
psTado, formerly Of ths notorious Tom
ketchum gang, IN company with \ poi,
we're seen IN peraita canyon. SIX mites
south OF here, at late hour last night
Tue men we're armed with Ninehea.efa
and six-ehoOiera. After taking supper
with some ranchera. the despersioes
mounted their horses and started south.
FARH's HORSE.
Deputy sheriff OveFhuls telegfAghs
sheriff Huhbsii ~ folloW4.
Last night | caDturd Claud Dane
Tie has large bay horse. branded -. u
ON left shoulder. tie aimits stealing
the horse In Aibuqusfqus. Thief broke
jail In the night fGase 100 pnr-uit'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
lOUaE.
DELEGATE PERHA.

The following historical sketch OF the
delegate from New Mexico appears In
the last Issue OF the Congressional Re-
cord.
Pedro PeFea. republican, OF BernAiille.
sAs born 81 Bernallllo, n. N, April %
1863; was educated AZ ~. Nichacl'a col.
lege. 5snta Fs, n. A., Georgetown uni.
veFHity, District OF Colombia, and SO
Louis university. Bt. Louia. No.. has all
his iiee heen a resident OF BeTnAlill0; has
been principally engaged Ia farming
and sheep FAising, and was at ono tins
president OF thu FIRST National Rank Of
Santa "; was four times member OF
tho council OF the New Mexico leelsla
tuFe; was elected 20 the Fifty sixth con.
greaa receiving l8,7s2 votes, 10 1855
Tor n. b. Fsfgusson. democrat. on 4
straight sound money platform, which
ind0Teed the last repubiinan nRilonal
platform adopted at 81. Louie, 20 which
convention NJ. PeFea was one OF the New
Mexico delegates.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.
Biz Business Blocks In YOuGgS.
tCWn, OHIO, Burned.
Veteran Chief Swenie Overcome BY
Smoke In a Chicago FiSe.
bryan ana his Friends Pieased with
hts EsslsTn tfip.
FEARs Or rUaKIsH OUTRAsEs.

Youngstown, Ohio. Reb. 2 Fire last
milnight completely quite She tnree
siOfy urirk buildings uccu, led by ] \
kuatrs, sons y Co dgy gods, and Nc.
n 10y, furniture dealers. rne large dc
y snmtnt store OF q a. MCkslyey n CO.,
shlcn adi1 ns kawrfs' store. was Badli
q IN g-d uy water The loss h estimated
q, $4,000
Juhu Mills, a spectator, dropped dead
ll hrAfi disea q. Tue ilremrn sutiafrd
severely tom the cOla weather, the mrr-
cury bviug 8 drgrers beiow zero
0vERo0Mg BY sMoKE
Chicago, reb -Ftre Chlef swenie
nad q uRTf0W ESCAPE from death early
70 day Ia ine burning factory Of the
Rau n Furniture Manufacturing Co.
foe veteran head OF tne department was
owe come by smoke ana fell unconscious
"a thr FEAR Oilios on the nrst dor Mam-
bHrs kugin" 90 No = Dure nisf Sgenle
from he DuIidinK just in time 10 save
lis lite AFTER u frw minutes ths chle'
Sa- part revived
ApJslcian who was called said his
condition wa not serious This h the llfsl
sine In Ov,r half a century Of llre light
luR tuhl oWNniH uhH betu cnmpNlltd 70
retreat before his foe The damage to
the kauch Manufacturing o. will reach
$4,000
ANOTHER CHICAGO FiRE.
Chicago, Feb. A great Ore occurred
this afternoon at sprague, Naaner a
CO.'S Wholesale grocery bniiding. Two
bremen we're seriously injured By fail
ing walls Mr.. Sprsgue, seniOr menbsf
~ the drm, estimated the loss ~ $3.50
coo ON thn stock alone.
FlRE AT LITTLE ROCK.
Little Rock. Ark, Feb. A loss of
$4,000 sas caused o.day by iite that
d-sT yed nine stories Dynamite IN the
building occupied by the Dickinson Arms
company exploded with tremendous force,
breaking al least tid0.o0O worth OF win
dow glass.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
TUEKesIAN ALFALFA.

The annual report Of the secretary OF
agriculture contains ths following 40
5ount Of this new plan
" "fhe usually severe winter Of ts.ys ~
sliied CH probably half Of tbs alfalfa VI
western kansae, Nebraska, Colorado Snd
Wyoming, aud mBny ileids Ia tbs central
yfaitle states " the eaat Nafd eeTe uEdiy
4 msged. but the IufkestAA alfalfa
grown Ia tbs aiAtr6 nlsutlUnsd Naa nOI
damaged AZ tbs v y0ming sKpsrimnng
ttAtiOn plat Vt fufkeatan alfalfa whs
Epuaed i0f tao weeks without ininry 10
4 oAiiy tumpsfatufo Of 80 degfeHs Eah.
renheit. the lowest plat reached being
f5 dsgfees. La Ualli0faiA 70 was sub
laolrd without damage 10 q df0uih
which SERIOUSLY ialufed ordinary al.
alfn, ia FiBg u tAa notable snccues 0f
bis plant Ia Withslanding dfouth aud
s0id. lt has been decided " purchase .
iarge amount oi see1 gr0gn in America
fon ouf Imported sl0vk snd disui6cte
q sldeiy over lhA asia sesg until n las
been thoroughly iealed under ail lhs dif-
.rTsBt oiimstic AM sOil conditions eziHt-
ID in thas region from thu rrsulls al
fradY secured, 70 u believed that this 0ue
Ifoduciiun siii I'D miiiiuuu % d0iiale %
| 'iN RNHAa Ael Nt"fANt VI thN AhlAiN
bas
At % experiment staten AZ Brook
| 4, sou 70 Daksa Allu 70 s. imam
| & hprfaluie iaei n ut.r %, iJ4.a ate 81
urios Esfu, silh t.r gtuu.4 tafe, lhp
] mtn alfalfa vs. A .., 10 Illr sac I'D
tsia ifum t4c nfs "a At..,an tsfou. 10
/ tafmrd
,nH main us,fug.i. vs. OF 500
.Hy 6ii-Uu Nils et rF
"a ..la go 1891 ss b., ..aUy rn
/ rA b. s.if, a
p" ifsu ~. .H.tus a4.uia.als
"fes0 plant ire 800 e cta..d lauHs
A.A Uper aeaiug hu sla thu
govern .t.s sagl. ulturai al inurltlrs
% aascIs aua tt. tatefsUurg lnid ace al
,his plant 4 ls dlstlnul ffon caumou
,liAlia aud is kuONn in kussia ~ Mrdi-
ago saliva furkuslauica, shiir common
ufslfa h hedicago saiiys, learned
! rom ihp dspafim nt VI sgricuiturs "a
81. Petersburg thar u had been found Ia
parallel eApef meuts saHt Uf thr caspian
sea In ths New oasis in knssian Tufkes.
.nn aud tbAi u Was vastly sugrri0T 10
common alisifA, especially whefc there
Sai lAck 0f water
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

dera 10 sentrles 10 allow nobody 10 pass
In or out OF the capitol grounds
given early this morning we're
revoked later. Soon the word was
brought 10 Governor Taylor that petl.
ton for Injunction had been died, and
the orders were renewed, bus not quick
enough. AlonEO walker, steD0gfapher
Of She democratic attorneys, gained en-.
trance 70 the grounds before the 70.
newal Of the order and pinned a copy OF
the notice on the de0r OF the executive
mansion, which action constitutes legal
notice 10 Taylor. Walker was placed
under arrest and is now In the guard
house. IL Ia announced that special
session OF the legislature will be held at
3 o'clock Ia the Capitol hotel, and there
are rumOrs that All Of those Who took
part In the meeting will b. placed under
arrest and taken ~ London.
WILL GEr QUORUM.
RTaakfnTt, Feb. 2.-Uapl Riward Par
ksr, commander u The London militia
company, said t9.daw. There viii be- q
a rum OF the legislature ia London,
iun may be sure OF that; ~ course, We
ife not making any threats, bat enough
mem Ders viii 70 10 London one way oT
ANNNAhNA " NNAAHAANW" - HNAhAN'k NA1AMAA
GoaBEL ~ BETTER.
Frank OFT, 1855 IA - i1ysrnor Goe
bara con ilion was cOnrldrfsd by his
ph,aieiaps ~ IA Wig slight Improve
m nt, hui he T. u very lex man.
GOksRL FOR GOVERNOR
ErankiOi, Feb 90 rne democratic
memh.rg VI tnr legislature met IA T. crsl
caucus this Afterno n AZ tho CaDitll
hotel ana ~ electe william 8OeDcl gov
efnor oi Kentucky. This action was
ilrst taken BY ths house In separate see
sion aud Immediately afterwards In joint
session.
ANOTHER ASSASSINATION,
MiddissOoFo, Ky, FED, 2.-lt IL report
ei that William Wright. an ex-member
Ol the ksntnckg legislature and = pTOmi-
nent democrat, was assasainated at
BOUnesfurk,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
SONS orisIoss
The storstsFy Of the uattis saaitarY BosTd
Answered.

The ssorstAry Of the Uattis saaitAfY Bo.rd
Answered.
10 answer 10 letter Of inquiry from
Captain J A, IARne. secretary Of the
cattle sanitary board, here. Solicitor Gen.
eral X, l.. Bartlett. Oi Santa ~, decides
that In his opinion tbs board can prose
cute violations Of She cattle las. bu, TOE
prosecution should BE- Ia the uams ~ the
territory, says ths La Vegas Optic.
The same ruling also holds < od IN The
eases 0f butchers who have died their
bonds ~ such. bat who sell the meat Of
cattle bought and Killed by them, ioi
which theY haTs not taken an hcknoR
lsdged bill Of sale, a. required by law
The cattle sanitary board can ilkeuiss
institute suits Ia the nam- OF the terri.
lofy, alio employ lawjsr slih lhs sane
ton Of the distric, attorney, 10 case,
Where parties olhsf than Butchers ssil
meat without exhibiting ths hilss of "a,
anielais slaughtered
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
Want MORE TROOPS.
General Butler Calls for $4,000
More British Soldiers.
Soudanese Troops al Khartoum Re-
bel Against the English.
Congress Talks ava Talks ana Does
Very LllIle Else.
RAILROAD sTsIKE THEEATEHEB.

LOnd a, Reb. sensational rum0rs
are current that Ine militia ballot act H.
10 b. put Ia force on fsD "a, anu Inat
q neral Lord Roberts, comm ,ndef va
chj-f of she British fOtcss m south
A risa, nas eablsd for ninety thonsan
add lionAl men, whien it u Adied N
gUvrs I'm sat has pfDmisel 10 give htu,
sending 50.UuO ot the militia volunteers.
and 400 miutla reserve. II II aisO
said that the volunteers wiii b. m0btiizsi
iOfthwtth. IL h sven asserted 10 iaJ
that tnr CABINET has eHpeci ,iiy drat
with Theses matters. fhr militia bal o.
aot mskss every unmarried mAn between
Is and 30 Years OF age labi, 10 serve DIV
years
NO NEWS or IMPORTANCE.
London, Feb. g. 2;21 y. IA. --r There IL uo
official news from tfenefai Buffers head.
quarters aud the only Information which
has reached London Ia ANY way support.
ing the ports that he ~ crossed the
rugela river is found Ia the Assvciat d
Press dispatches announcing Lord Dun
d0nAlds reconnaissance, which Il ssksn
90 indicate prelude 10 renewed activity
As the dispatch IL three days old aud
Lord DundonAid found no difiisGIty Ia
eros sing the river, Il is not impossible
that huller may have m0ysd In the
interim. aud pCblio anxiety is again con
centrated on the upper ruRela.
Dispatches from elsewhere In South
Africa merely tell OF desultOry shell firing
and movements OF patrols. shough Cap
Town mentions a Tumor that General
French had captured 500 Beers.
MAFEKING NOT RELIEVED
Lorenzo Marquee, thursday, Feb l -
A dispatch from GaberOnes. dated Jan
uafy -, describing ths reconnaissance OF
some OF Col. piumeT's forces around the
BoeF laager soulhwald, seems 10 dispose
Of ths tory that Maieking has been ~
lieyed. On thst date th~ Rhotesipns cap
tured two rransvaa ii,gs aud drove OIL
tbs Boer outpOsts BE- ore returning TO
6aberones.
REBELLION IN EGYPT.
Paris, EeD. 2 - A dispatch 10 the Hayas
News agency from Cairo Conilrme thu
reports thst . rebellion has occurred
among the Soudanese uoOgs Rt KhaF-
toum. IL says: "rhe government L.
alarmed NJ the attitude Of tbs black
troops aud has asked the khedive 10 In
tertere. The latter sent a letter urging
obedience. hut anxiety nevertheless con
tinues Egypt IL almost dentded OF ku-
rOpeAn sOldlera"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

There was a jilly childFen's party
Monday night at No, ans Tiisras avenue
the occasion being birthday surprise
on the little daughter OF Mrs. J. p Shee
han, whose little friends came 10 enjoy
her hospitality. DnFiug the evening n,
little hostess received q number Of hand
some presents. TheFe were game
music aud plenty Of good things 20 eat
aud all had splendid time Those
present were.
Missed Bertha LOck. D. Armiio. n. Nc,
Kay, r, Hayes, l.. tihoEinR, 8. Strain. @
Gatlin. II. Hogan. n DOnAhus. G. strain,
l., sheehan, H. rtraia, n. 8hoeha9
Masters q. zlrhut, J. Armiio, n. Hart
aeti. J, seotiie, o. stlfn, @, Fink. ". Ne.
Kay, J. Shefhtn. r. Gatlin. l.. Anionie,
W. white, q Gatiin. ". NehsT.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Milling company had made application
for a patent On = mining property In the
Rio Hondo mining district In Taos
county near AmiEstt N. Walsh died an
adverse claim aud the matter was re-
terred 10 l.. 8. Myers ~ referee Tho
Gold King lode is .as property involved.
la 1898 the Coli King was The hope Of
the AmlEstt camp aud the owners were
offered q large "a N la cash Tor Ihe claim
by ex Governor JJhn l. Routt, OF Colo.
fado, In August OF .hat year. That year
Il was bonded " kittefedge a Hinch.
man, OF Denver, for . large sun, and
later In the winter the Gold King Min-
Ing company was i5rmcd aud did q little
development wo' X, bus not sufficient to
demonstrate the value OF tbs property
wnien, from susay 4, 'arge mlll runs anu
indications must DO vegy valuable.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Condemnation Proceedings Ia Progress
and dam tssion IN Hsaslou

Condemnation Proceedings Ia Progress
And Oomu,i.sion Ia session,
Massrs. j. L. MoTfis, }. ". Akers and
George "a. Moore, the commission ~
pOinted by Judge Jrumpackef 10 aAsa.A
The value Of lepda betWeen the santa
Ana and san Felipe Indian reservations,
Tor the use Of the Albuquerque Land and
Irrigation comp "a, f0T their iTTigating
canal. accompanied 0I ia. l.. ae,ilei. as
sistant attorney t0f the Company, SuM-
mers BnTRhart, attorney for IA PARTON 0i
tae defendants. 4 4 HarFOun. chief en-
ginsaf, and n. x. Voting. right Of way
agent, retained ~ the City from AigO
d0nes lasI night They pa'sed over ali
the lands In question, between the points
named, and aFe to-day considering lhe
matter Of valuations. Much testimony
was taken, but no reports will be made
by the commission until the remaining
eases ara concluded next week. Il IL ~
pected that the adeTs will be IL w0Tl
On all Of the lanis where excavations
sge not completed north Of Bernallllt
daring the coming week.
They are now working from The tow
OF fes0 north 20 the completed portion 0l
the ditch excavations. GA she lands o
joss l.. Pafea aud jae0b0 Perra III An
gesture aud On tue santa Ana lalida fur
thef south
The pile driver ia In action on the al
veTtinR dam, At the head OF the ditch
and the timber and lumber Is coming IL
rapidly from the eontFactOFs' saw mill u
Bear sprlng IN the mountains north
westerly from ths dam, for the dam
bridges dunes, eto, aud from now o.
there will pFobahi, be no interruption Il
the canal work
The commissioners and attorneys ex
press themselves ~ under obligations u
Mr. HagfOun for the preparations mad
BY him AZ his camp for their corpora
needs and comfort This camp Ut On
glneeFs IL being moved to dsy from th
neighboFhOOd Of San Felipe 10 iust belO'
Algodonea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
r..r rn,aI.I aan...,r..

New York. Feb. B. Fears have been re.
peatedlY expressed during tbs last three
months that the Turks sTe planning an.
other general massacre Of Christians Ia
she interior of Turkey. The kurde, par
ticularly Ia kuFdislan. are much excited
aud II needs Only spark 60 star; thrm
upon their awful work The World has
information which Indicates that al
aardin, Dlarbekr and Harpo0t, prime pa
cities Of the country aud the eastern
Turkey AusilemanT, aFe only waiting
Tor n favOrabie opportunity TO repeat the
horrible work Of fapine aud murder Ia
the fall OF 1896 and spFlngSol 1888.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
IHh SUPREME COURT.
Two Railway Tex casss-Pari Of Oh Ia
spsen0n Law une elnalIluIional.

Two Railway Tex cRses-Pari Of OF Ia
spsetOn Law UneDasuluuOnal.
The territorial supreme court re-
sumed It's sessions Tuesday forenoon,
with Chief Justice Mills and Associate
Justices MeFie And Parker on the beach.
Case No. s62 was argued and submit
ted. II Ia an appeal from the second
Judicial district, The Territory. appel
liant, W. the Santa ~ Pacific Railroad
company, appellee. The county OF Ber.
naliliO sued the railroad company for
about eS.OO0 taxes but the lower court
dismiaaed tho case. From this decision
ths appeal was tAken. n. ". Clancy 40
peared iOI the territory and g. n. sterry
for the Santa w Pacific Railroad com.
pAny.
Case No g5s. The United States Trust
company. OF New York. aud Q. ". smith.
reeslvef, appellants. W. The Territory Of
New Mexico. appellee, Was argued aud
submltted. This Ia another tar casa. 40
pealed from tho diairic. court Of the
Second Judicial district. Valencia county
sued fOF taxes due by the Santa "
Pacific railroad. aud thr lower court
gave judgmsnt for t7i,Ooo against the
appellants,
An opinion was handed down by the
court Ia ths matter Of the habeAs corpus
proceedings BY n q. wilson. agent foT
tbs Continental on company ia the case
Of ihe Territory ". The Continental Oh
company. Wilson was granted q habeas
corpus some time ago. The opinion now
dfsg handed d01a declares uncOnstitu.
tlonal section Of Che e0al oll inspection
aw passed By the last legislature.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

The non s clafian btarEnl, nI s0ciri
10 ilH fiipftH % ass "a tn- 80 ulr aaI
needy. hsvs 80 % nmrf b el aula tu I'D.
cufr the artia nnrr Of tlr uiuDAd
lsials, bul . casr zee Ruy in Weir hau.
has eOmplsiril D I'D $3.50 a tla
thankfulnes-. Hud 20 lbr asai llnir B
humane agt haa been fclfdrd.
The society Naa tfJlnE 10 assH
Young herman, alhrf. moth aul HIf
% each PhurniH, A. { shrfe rmpIli
ment was pfOuiisne, their runds hayla,
gwen out, ihsy bsrams stranded hrf
fQs efforts 20 raise monsy enough fof lh'
trip was fairly successful, bui li wa.
evident that other help would bu neele1
Marshal MoMiiisn, hnding the peopii
worthy. Joined the ladies. aud the rfsuil
was q pass 20 Phoenix for lhe iOuf, b los
kindiy aud promptly issurd By that iafg'
5aaftei railroad tfileiAl 6suefal Managrl
Nevin, who n0t Only gave them trhnsDof
salion over his liBn 20 Aph York, but -
cured from the Prescott & PhoeniK road
pass 10 FhoeniK, for al OF which every
body contested with the matter u "a
oeedingly grateful aud pleased. n0nf
u,ofe 20 Than Che society who haya sh0wf
thelF good Intentions aud will b. pre-
pared 70 carry on their 3 od work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

New York, Eeb. 2. "A spgcial 10 IN,
World from Concord. \ H. says; AZ lhs
meeting held at p0rtlaad between vii
liam Jennings Bryas and pr0minenl
supporters 10 was decided that his eastern
trip had proved q great success and II
was resolved that the trip be e3nnid sFei
the opening OF the great csmpsign OI
1900. Campaigning will bs resumed i'm
mrdiaIely IN the western and northwest
s-n states. IA soon ~ ETyAn ends hll
present eastern "trip IN New Jersey mex
week, he will start for TexAe and TejolI
his wife and children.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
Report ON rmlLlPPINEs.
Home Ruls 10 Bs 0ivea the reopls u


Home Rule 10 $50 0ivea the rsopIs Ia
Local nairs
New York, feb. "A survey 9f the
iirst halt OF the report Of the Philippines
commission a. submitted 10 the president
Is published here. The commission be.
lieves u 10 be- safe. sxpedient aGd desiT-
able 20 grant the inhabitants OF the aTchl-
pelagO home rule In local affairs, The
towns should enjoy thu rights and priyi-
ieg-a OF towns In the territories Of the
United States. Suffrage should
De restricted by educational or
propes1y qualifications or both. A
small body Ot American officials OF great
ability and integrity should be- appoint
cd 10 advise town aud county officials.
The commission advocates second
class territorial government for the
archipelago, Ia which only portion Of
Legislators should be- chosen by the fili
plnos. EilipinOs should be given pref
erenee OF oihee, and the merit system
adopted. ThJ finances should be man.
aged for ths beneat Of the islands The
scheme OF government should BE- put into
effect ~ soon ~ possible.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

A o. Bailey. this promoter OF the
Columbus n Northern. the road which Ia
10 build from Deming 70 Point Rosa on
the Mexican ooas, below auaymas. was
Interviewed Ia VI Paso the other day ~
follows; II hays Just returned from
New firs where had An entirely salts.
factory conference with nay people, We
have a Mexican concession Tor the road
aud are not asking Tor any subsidy, aud
~ desire b be- entirely independent.
Al ~ want Is lhe right of-way. large
portion OF which has already besn ss-
cured. sly people have the money 20
baiid the road aud they are going 10
build &C."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Two usR'hs from FFesfinE weather Ga
that cay.
Chicago. Feb - rwo deaths wpre
caused by cold weather in Chicago In the
past twenty four hours Many persons
suffered from frOst bitea Oi yarying se
verify Hundreds Of homeless met Wtrr
cared Tor by he police The mercury ~
$3.50 a. m. n day touched below zero.
AFTER carrying hls wife ard two chill
dren from a burning rOttage early to-day
vert Fletcher WAS overcome By
smoke aud died before assistance could
reach him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

the bead Of the Cimarron river. estimated
10 coat tspO, 600, which viii ifilgate the
whole 0 Il comprising $1,000 acres. slong
the CimarTon valley. The Les Vegas %.
TIC h Uniformed that surveyors aud eHpert
sugar men have been looking o'or the
ground aud have m Ade favorable reports.
rae sacehaflne people have arranged Al
MA expenditure " 5000, 70 experiment
on the growing OF sugar Oeets, the com
ing summer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Cape T0en, Feb 2-rhe prize eonEt
has decided 10 ma no order Of coniisea
ti0n Ia the rase oi the steamship Ma
sh0n II present, In order 20 give her
owners an 0pp1rtnnty 60 show within
three weeks that ehe had no intention 10
Trade with the ansmy. The hash0nh
called from NeW YORK nn November 3 f0I
Delag0a tay with n cargo Of general msf'
ehandise, including il0uf. She was seized
Dec m0er BY the British wafship Par
tridua
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

The blg h0tel ~ Thornton Waa thrown
open 20 the p1bllo last evening under the
new management VI y, Kemp has ~
cured q lease On ttA popular hosielry
aud according " The complimentary %
marks made by the trayelefa 10 aud
from The coehlt district last evening
Va are led 70 infer that the new pF0pfie.
ior II a. uD-io date hotel manager The
house has been fefufnlshed throughout
aud ihe sefgl0s Iehdefed 10 of she very
bost.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

10 Colorado 10 all mining points Of New
MeHieo ana 10 towns which are tributary
70 mines. The limit Of the ncket IL
thirty days, and the rate IL nominal.
Two years ago the road announced q
similar excursion, and many miners and
prospectofs we're thea attracted 10 the
territory, who permanently located In
the campa.