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tn Repatr the Patent once.

The Secretary of the Treasury has trans
mitted to the Senate estimates of $1,000 for
repairs to the Department of the Interior
building and $500 for the removal of offices
of that department to the old Post Office
Department building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-18

At adelphia-Aragor!a, from Aat-
werp.
AT New York-Phoeric:a. from Ham
burg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-18
Guaranty Comp

Guaranty Company Bill RecOmmitted.
House bill 9143. to authorize the forma-
ton of guaranty companies in the District
of Columbia, which was recently reported
to the Senate, was today recommitted to
the District committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-18

SecFetuFy HOOtB TIP.
Secretary Root is going to New York to-
morrow on private business, but expects
to be back by Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-18

An agreement has been feacHeu petWeeH
the members of the Senate committe on
privileges and elections and the friends Of
Senator Clark that the matter shall go
over until Monday; that no effort shall be
made to get action on the committee reso-
lutton tomorrow, and that If Mr.. Clark 8
credentials arrive prior to that time they
shall not be presented before Monday. This
is due to the fact that there are already
a number of special orders for tomorrow in
the Senate
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-27
Jury List for February.

Following are the jury lists for the
February term of the First Judicial
Circuit:
Hawaiian-S. Aholo, Geo. G. Allen,
am. X. Ali, VIM. Chung Hoon. ii. n.
rabbe, John Crowell, Geo. CIPHER, Z.
dwight, Hawai- George, /. IL. HAIKU
e, l.. X. Halualani, b. X. Hanuna
I'm ID. Holt, Jr., J. S. Hulimoku, J. u
J. sepa. WIN. KAPPA, 5. w. Kaikuahine
A ex. Kahoalii, Kahololio, G. p. X. ka-
moa, II. Kolomoku, John Leal, Alani
Maka, J. w. MahelOna, HalemanC
Meek. L. II. Miranda, Geo. Moau, l.
Mokulehuna, JOS. Morris, j. Nakuina
ID. L. Naone, Alex. Nicholas, j. NOhu-
nohu. NJ. Puahi, A. J. Smithies, John
Wallace.
koreign-B. Cartwright, G. L. Glenn
ent. ]. G. Quincy. J. r. Cooke, NJ. Cos
ia. A. Coyne, L. II. Dee, w. l.. Disney
VIM. Fetter, G.. A. Fogarty. G. M. V
Foster. Robt. b. French, II. Gallagher
IA. A. Giles, w. l.. Grieve. w. w. Hail
w. l.. Howard, Sam Johnson, Sam XII
Aey. Sam Lederer. F. NJ. Lewis. Chas
Land. E. l.. Marshall, +. NJ. Marshall
7 l.. McCandless, Thos. MOrrissey, w
n Mott. John Ouderkirk, II. G. Patzig
J. 8. b. Pratt, G. b. Ripley. n. S. Sachs
d. r. Thrum. @. ]. Waller, 5. G.. VIII
Ter. F. w. Wood.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-27
FROM CAMP JONES.
Notes and Comments on the Doings
of the Boys Yesterday.


The following notes from Camp
Jones to date were forwarded by the
special camp reporter of the Adyerti-
ser:
Camp inspection at 8 a. m. each day.
Up to noon yesterday, no one sick;
no arrests.
Passes are being granted to those
on night duty.
Our camp is certainly located in a
most picturesque spot
Col. Jones and Capt Schaefer visit
ed the camp this morning.
The camp will likely issue cards for
an lat home Sunday afternoon.
Company G arrived yesterday after
noon and Immediately pitched tents
and posted guards.
Battalion roll call at 8 o'clock last
night was most satisfactory Every man
answered to his name.
II Mr.. Cassidy Is installing a telephone
lat the camp this morning which will
tbe great convenience.
II improvements to the camp are be-
! ing rushed; the new kitchen and din
/ ing-room are ready for occupancy to-
day.
Some enterprising newsboy would dc
well by delivering the Advertiser ear
I ly, as each and every man reads the
morning paper.
The camp has already three barber
shops, one bootblack stand, a livery
stable, bicycle shop and rumor Is
current of a bank"
BY Sunday next the camp will be
quite thoroughly installed and the boys
/ will be very. pleased to meet friends
/ from the city and elsewhere.
| Companies A, and + will return
to the city this morning, returning tc
camp again at p. m. Company G will
hold the fort during their absence.
II is quite interesting to witness din
ner preparations at the detention camp
to see food issued to some 5000 peo-
pie. and TO watch their mode of pre-
pairing 1t.
There are about 225 soldiers in camI
and some forty posts; at present the
boys stand six-hour watches, but it Ii
to be hoped that it will soon be re-
duced to four hours.
IL Mother Rumor is correct there Ii
to be an excursion train from the city
Sunday at 2:30 to the camp, and the
band will give concert here. This
certainly would be an acceptable pro-
gram, IL officially announced.
Sugar stocks took quite a slump In
camp; the bears carried the market
completely. Oahu sold on exchange al
! S11S; Kihei, 81 asked, no sales; Nc
Bryde was plentiful at 81. Predicted
/ showers may strengthen the market;
money is very tight.
Many of the business men of the diff
ferent companies are dreaming of tbs
financial ruin this prolonged military
duty will bring upon them. Many o
the men who now receive but 81 pei
day are paying heavy Office and hous'
rents, beside supporting family, while
their business in town is going its Owl
way IL certainly is very serious mat
ter for some.
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speech was eagerly listened to by those
VINO were able TO get into the drill hall.
lie expressed himself wei satisfied with
the arrangements the government had
made for their comfort, and advised his
couDtrymen TO assist those who direct
cd the affairs Of the camp in every pos
sible way. He deplored the accident OF
last Saturday which had rendered the Z
homeless, but asked them, TO bear their
burdens a. lightly as pOssiDie.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-27
NOTICE.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN
be readily and promptly supplied with
all kinds Of fresh, fat fish for house
hold, picnics or luau by leaving or
sending their orders to us at our Fish
Stall. No. IL, Fishmarket, Honolulu.
All purchases will be delivered to any
address within the town limits free OF
charge. We sell only the very best.
Pond mullets and kumu large red
fish) a speciality and generally kept on
hand.
Please give US q call before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
AKAKA & AMANA,
F1shmongers.
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The consul-Generars Visit.

The drill shed camp put on an air of
estivity yesterday upon the occasion
{ the official visit of Consul General
alto, who made a lengthy speech TO
ne inmates. Accompanying the Con-
ul were AttOrney-General Cooper,
Deputy Attorney General Dole and
Chester Doyle. the latter interpreting
for the white visitors. The COnsups
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-27

AKAKA & AMANA,
Fishmongers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17
sOoOnRO
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
sOcorTO, February u. 1900.
Lsst Friday night n large crowd en-.
jeJed the danea given by tbs socorro 30.
cisl clpb. The principal feature Of the
evening and a novelty Tor sOcorro was q
cake walk, participated Ia By sir couples.
Tbs performers drew forth loud 40
piause from eyeTyons present Those
who took part Ia tbs fantastic walk weFe
hsaara. Savage and williams, Mr. Rice
aud Miss Jones. Mr. Winters aud Mrs
Hill. 9r. Coop aud Alss WlekhArn. Mesara.
Cloyed and Smith. and Conner and
Montgomery. The cake was awarded 10
Conner and Montgomery.
District Attorney Alexander ana fam.
ily 'N'urned from thslr trip 70 CalifoF-
MIA. They visited many places OF inter
esl while there. aud report Vsry enjoy.
able trip, indeed.
Lass night a number OF friends snr.
prissd Mis- I,osla Jones aud helped her
oelebFsle the anniversary Of her birth IA
very pleasant manner. Hearts sere
played Aitsr which music aud dancing
held lhs attention OF every one. Delicious
Fefreahments we're served, aud the house
rang with laughter aud merTimsnt Al
late hour The guests Iook lhelF depart
nge' wishing their charming hosteas
aany happy relufns. Those present wsre
hesdAmss jones. Duncan and coughmnn.
Misses Spefling. Sanders, Terry. Rnle
aud Ruby berry. Brutou, Harding. Rad.
clliie. Atkinson, Wickham, Grinilh, Llteh,
and Jones Meaars. Chsmiey, Cloyea.
uonneF. Haynes and huaseli Howell. |
rhalsn' C1op' MAgo0n, Montgomery. |
Hunter, hsrfy, Duncan, Jones, DRAKE.
l0ok, Terry, Nathan and kddis Pfics
slssan Jones, Sanders, John and Joe
ireenwall TN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

From the New Mexican.
~ IL reported that number Of prlm.
aries were held In the northern part Of
this county yesterday.
". X. Woodward clerk at The Indian
agency. is NJ Santa Ana, an Indian pua.
blo In bernaiI!lo county
~ PoWars. OF AlbuQuerque, puts
agent OF iha Wells, Fargo KEprass com.
pAny, Is IN town on business.
kmilio Dalgaf0 was arrested this fore.
noon b. Constable Anaya on a charge Of
assault and battery.
Manuel MsrtineI vas arrested last
evening BY Constable AnAya for being
drunk and was lodged In the county
jail.
The snow promised for ths northern
portion Of New Mexico By the weather
bureau did no, reach Santa Va, bat az.
tended ~ far south a. Las Vegas.
Letters from Special Agent Mas Pracht
OF she general land Office tell Of his ar.
rival In Washington, where he Ia looking
after The various matters Of interea. 70
the territory.
A 'stter received by A. A. Nswbsrry
from o. \. steen. AT Colorado Springs.
states that very large number OF peo-
pie, not only miners, will take AdvantAg
OF the miners excursion TO New Msrlco
BY the Santa ~ railroad this month.
MIS- Margaret Lamont. wife OF John !
Lamont, died last night at 10 O'Clock at
her home on Manhattan avenue. Mrs.
Lamont came here last August from
PoF1 klgin. Ont, Tor her health. but tae
severe weather Of The last week caused
her 10 fail rapidly.
l. N. Bond, of Washington. and MIRA. r
L. baca. Of this city. represented the
"OmAns 'uffSAgs Association OF this
ierritory ~ the ne'lonal convention os
Soman suftagists being held at Wash.
ngton this week A report by MPs. Wal
ace on The progress OF the movement In
No" Mexico was read u the convention.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17
Territorial Fapds

Il
Territorial Treasurer Vaughn haa "a
ceived the following remiitanees. Fron
j. n Malhea0n. collector Of Kddy county
tsS8.7a. Of which ts6l "a IL foF territorial
purposes and tiss 4l tor territorial In,
stituliOne. tIlS7s Of 1893 tArss, al
which s7O 80 Is for territorial purposes
aud tSO6i fos territorial institutions
From Henry LagE, collector OF Lincoln
county ts31.35 Of 1899 taxes, OF which
siso Is IA for territorial purposes ana en-
for territorial institutions; And Al 20 Of
1915 taxes. From Juan 2. Martinez.
collector Of Mora county, ea.6s OF lse5
taxes, ey6 " OF 1888 taxaa. and t675 g7 az
1889 taxes. OF which t2g7gs Ia Tor tsrrl.
torial purposes and el5l 50 for terri.
t0iial Institutions.
Territorial Treasurer Vaughn has re.
eeiVed from A. X. Hurnam, collector Of
OolfaE county, ss sslO5s Of 1893 taxaa.
OF which ti.ols 20 Ia for territorial Dur.
poses and t5l067 Tor territorial inssitu.
sions; tl30Ss or 1885 taxes, Of which
$50 8 IL for territorial purposes ana
eSSOo for territorial institutions; and
sii.1 OF 1855 taEes. He also received
from Abran Abeyts, collector OF soeorro
county, t2.2siO3 Of 1899 taxes, Of which
evss u 10 for territorial purposes and
tbi5.7s Tor territorial institutions. New
Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

frlghtiul nature Of The contest a. q dls.
patch from Kimberley stating that dur.
Ing che month Of December tha mortality
In The. beleasufed sity was 20 per /. .oOC
Of the whiies, and ISs per 1000 Of the
blacks Among infants and children
the death rats during that month WA
OIL psr 1000 among the whites and aIg
among She blacks. Riguros like these
show whai death trap is Kimbsrley b..
sie1ed. Nor is aughi accomplished by
this trighiiul sacrifice. slx weeks Of
such death rate means the wipinE out
OF all the young lives, Continuance Of
those asures Of suffering means shs en-.
termination OF the women Surely euch
things ~ this must bring she world, not
JET ripe Tor putting an end 10 al wars
70 agreement Of s0ms sort By which
women and children will b. given aate
escol : from besiegsd place., not only BY
Che permission Of the besieRes bat by
reason Of punishment that viii avail,
the beaieged II they 10 not thus send
forth she women and children from the
post Of dsnger.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17
HEV MEXICO NOTES.
eALlur

From the Cleaner
The rumofa Of new railroad DEPOT A
TITS point are bsinH persistsn,ly hear Z
again.
The coal contract win not b. sss,lsc
until March is the last report Mean.
llme The mines are crsVdsd % the
limit
Mr.. 4. l. DodsOn brought IN = a,oes q,
bicycles this week and has opened a shop
Ia ths Murphy building on Third stree,
And Coal aysnns.
Geo Weiaert leis oa Saturday last fer
Denver and the east. Ne win probably
visit kurope before Eialshlng hla tour,
and u 20. will take In the Paris exposl. i.
tlon.
The cemetery COMMITTEES mea A the
oalce Of A. Bowie on Sunday moFnlns
aud formulated resolutions upon the
best method Of managing the gift os the
railroad Tor the uae Of the town.
Tho revival services at the nelhohlas
church were brought 10 close ON sun
day evening last Tbs pastor has been
assisted by Rev Mcclure. Of Albnqner
cue, Sho was listened 10 with pleasure.
The meetings we're productive Of much
zood' and encouraged and strengthened
lhe church greatly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17
Tns -.NQUGaADE nALL.

The EIks Garry oa the monors sor Hr,I.
lianoy aud Elegance.
Ihe masquerade ball giVea By the lOcal
klks lodge last night " ~ IA extraOrdln.
aTy affair aud was success AZ viewed
from every standpoint. Toe ArmOry,
decorated throughout with white and
purple bunting. Navajo blankets, palms
aud kik hntleIs. together with a nnmbaF
Of guests rooed in handsome and glitter.
lng costumes, presented one OF tia most
brilliant spectaciee ever witnessed In the
city. kyeTy seat In the large hall was
occupied BY sighIseers aud the door ac.
oommodated q hundred makers. who
lined up Tor the grand march. There
we're present several couples from the
nearby towns. who took a part In the
social event, and 10 soy the least every
one who attended was pleased beyond
expectation. IL would be- useless 20 at
tempt a description Of the gorgeous ala.
plaJ OF costumes ~ worn BY ths pagslcl.
pants.
Committee on Arrangements-T N.
WilkeFson, chairman; q. W. Medlsy, Jos.
Paxton, N. N. Cruise, W. l.. Hathaway,
Frank Mekee. Reception Committee
W. l.. Hathaway, Louis Baer, Wallace
hesaeldine, h. Ruppe. assisted by all
klks. FLOOR Committee C. X. NewhAIl,
= y. wilAerson, N. n. Cruise, @. W.
Aedler. j. h. O'Rlaily.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

Law was not lived up 70 here in Washins.
ton and other seetions Of the country. II
had been grossly violated during the last
campaign In Ohio, he said, when the
federal OfIlceholdeFs all over the country
were appealed 70 for funds for that cam.
paiEn. Does the gentleman say that
was not dane under the Cleveland ad.
manIstrailonP" asked come one on the "a.
publican side, "Nsvsr," replied Fits.
gerald.
fitzgerald charged that the deaths Of
most Of the Massachusetts, soldiers dur
Ing the Spanish war was ''due 10 disease.
contracted on account Of tne inefneleney
Of the government"
The debate touched on the services Der.
formed By the volunteer troops at San.
tiAgo, Cummings tDem., N.Y., paid a
high tribute 10 the dead heroes, Sergeant
Hamilton Fish and william Tiffany. and
she splendid valor Of Governor Roosevelt.
Mention Of Roosevelt brought out a
round Of republican applause. "Ths
only Obiection have TO him." said Cum.
mings' "is that he Is a republican -
tLeughter)
Mudd's motion TO strike out the appro.
pfiaiion for the civil service commlsslon
was carried BY 20 10 o..
The speaker appointed Oyerstreei tEasp
lad.l, Bsosius, (Rep, Pal, Coz. Dsm.
Ienn'l. conferees on the currency bill.
senats agreed to thu conference asked
Tor by the house on tue ananolal bill.
aud Aldrich. Allison and Jones tArk. |
we're appolaied con;erees.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17
DIsrATcH FRoM RoREnrs.


The following business was transacted
at the fedeFal land Office in Santa No foI
the week ending February ID:
Homestead February Z, Joss
). solano, Springer, 100 acres, Colfar
county; Anastacio Chavez, Galisteo, l6I..
bs acres, Santa NJ county.
February 8, Melton Garcla. Raton, 100
acres, COlfAx county.
February .. Riohsrdo Martinez. WaR.
on Mound, 100 acres. Mora county; Al
6ino Martinez. Wagon Mound. 100 acres,
Mora county; Agapito Baros, 6allsteo,
100 acres, Santa Re county.
February 10. Quirino JlmlneE. salado.
100 acres, Guadalupe county; Sislo Ara.
gOn, salado, 100 acres. Guadalupe county;
Clinton Q. Jones. Albuquerque. 100
acres, Bernalillo o0aEty.
February i2, Juan Ssna , g., salado,
100 acree, Guadalupe count; Jose Ru.
sebio AFchulela, Las Vegas. 100 acres,
san Miguel county; Pfu encio Trujillo,
Wagon Mound. 100 acres. Mora coun y.
final Homestead RntFies- February
3. Juan J |. Lucero. Martinez, 100 acres.
Colfax county.
Coal kntFy-RebruarJ 10. Mrs. Kate
Canavon. Gallup. 1850 acres. BernRlillo
county.
February IL. Mrs. Martha Wlnders,
100 acres, Gallup, bernAllllo eouut,, gol
u. Goldberg. Albuquerque, 100 acres,
BarnalIlio county.
Application for Mineral Patent Feb.
ruaFy .. 'he Copper nm Mining cOm-
pany. RincOnado. los the OEie King,
Champion. Sunset and Jumbo mining
lodes' and the 0xide King. Champion,
) inset aud AEtec NIL sites, l2s. 30 acres,
Taos county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17
INDIAN FARMERS raRaArHn
Say Thfy win Resist Lev Lias Dlieh
baiiaeFs.

Say Thry win Resist Lev Lias Dlish
baiidefs.
". n. n. Woodward. eieFk Of the ia.
iiAn agency, returned yesterday from
santa Ana, Bsrnailli0 county, where he
had gone 10 consult with the Puebios,
Nho threatened violence against the low
line ditch laborsFs. Mr. Wood ward says
there ls Danger Of trouble. AZ santa Ana.
~hsFe The iadians, a. Il h. have scarcely
sufficient iaud. the ditch viii use foFty.
seven acres OF the best agricultural land.
lI Il also feared By them that the ditch
Fsd appropriate Aii shs Watsr 10 tue Rio
arAnds, leaving EOlhing Tor The pfessn,
users Around RernRlillo, zoo, above
~hieh The ditch viii take shs water out
u The Rio Gfands, Wa iesling OF msr.
chants aud farmers Is bitter against shs
aew enterprise, says Mr. No dwAfd. ~ it
u feared that ali she agricultural ooun.
W. around the toWn will b. ruined fof
ihe brneft Of Albuqasrque. Tho ditch
has almost Feaohsd santa Aua, and ths
Indians Aie arming themselves vita
Ninoheaisfs 10 thwari sny attempt 10
'fous their lands New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

The Pucbi0 Indians north Of ihls elsy
have no gosslble cause Of complaint
against ths iow line ditch company. Ths
land through the little reservation was
eondemDsd BY due process OF las. and
the monsy ior the land Coz right Of way
Tor 1he ditch--ab0uI toriy-eoVsn aores
vas paid iuio the court toF the Indiana.
TIT land condemned WAS utterly worth.
less without the ditch, and no injury haa
ooon done she little triba. Bui for The
bad adYice thssa Indians hare Teoelved
from She lisieians shess Indians would
have eiven ne rigbt of way through
their lanos fhe baiidina Of ths ditch
viii b . oeneas 70 The tTibs Il thsy wlll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

senate rsihs and ralks aud Adjourn. rnl
Monday
washington, FEB. rs 1T waa decided
to adjourn today until Monday. Baoon's
resolution declaring the policy OF the
u'died States toward the Philippine
lsS Snds waa laid before the senate. Nc.
Emery. dem. La said tho question
. 'esented to congress was a dialeult
1ne' which time could solve. The Plll.
p'noa had no conception OF liberty guided
o. law. Order established one day In
the Islands would be succaeded the next
day by disorder aud anarchy. The growth
Of cotton In LuEon by ihs cheap and do.
graded labor 10 BE- had there woald inter.
fere with the establishment OF cotton
mills Ia the south and New England. He
declared that Il would have bssn well n
Admiral Dewey had sailed away from
Manila after his famous victory.
Acknery said the sums We arr exDend.
ing on the Philippines would easily re-.
claim all the arid lands Of the west and
she useless lands Of the Mississippi val. |
ley. He opposed expansion and said he |
oslisTsd that God will solve the problem |
By destroying the inferior races. He
thought. however, the government should
establish Its authority before withdraw.
.ng. McKnery complimenied the efforts
II the president 70 establish a civil gov.
'rnment on this islands.
Ne was followed by Stewart. who spoke
n favor Of expansion.
Al 2 o'clock tbs Hawaiian bill was TAX.
n 40 In the senate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

New York, Feb. 10 The .aerald's lat.
ess adViees from veneEuslA ArB tha, the
hernandeE revolution Is active and gain
Ing. Gen. Ron, commanding the revolu-
uonis'a. attacked i,SO0 government
Troops under GenerAIs Marian and Cue
vAFa At 6uArieo. Ths government troops
Wsre defeated. and SOC lids and large
Quantity OF ammunition fell into the
hands Of the revoiutionisss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17
Do Do aaa Only seaIehl

Nine. scalchi had arranged grand
opera tour In Knr0ps this season, bat The
demand foF her has been 10 great thar
~ have offered her such Inducements IA
70 Justify TIE p0atpOuement Of her kufo.
pean tour. We therefore take pleasure
Ia Announcing q hnal second tour In
America OF this world famous artist
under our diFeetl0a. We have surrounded
hef wish . company commensurate with
hef great reputation, regardless Of eK
pense. bLAHTON x WHlTR.
me sale OF seats for subscribers fof the
bcalchi performances. which OcouFs
"Wednesday, febrUaFy 81 will Open At
MAtaOne tomorrow morning a 40
o'clock Thosa who have signed for asats
Will b given hrst cholca. Rognlar sale
Of tlckeis will opon M0nday al l0 O'clock
O. M.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

Col lanes Bentley, ths sx buErO klni
OF the JemeE mountains, aifi6e the aall
OK other extensive properties In the Co
ohiti, has located u few more mlnlnp
claims, And Il Il reported has struck il
rich IN the discovery n Due gold quarts
mine. he has chFistened the new hnd
anna halhn Q1een." Wisconsin cap
ltAilsta have secured q bond aud lease on
tue property, and that within itself has
lifted thA spirits OF the colonel 10 an ex.
ueedlnRly high pitch. II la understood
that Commodore q. Y Jones, fOrmerly OF
this city, Is largely interested with Col
Onei Bentley IN the mining industry,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

Washington, FEB. l6.-When the pro.
vision relating TO the civil service com
mission waa reached. Psarre (Rsp. MAJ,
announced bis unequlvCoal Sppo 'lllOn %
The Law. and reiterated the charge made
several days ago that the departments Il
we're full OF incOmpetenta A lively tiIs
followed between PsaFTe aud RiiHeerald
lDem.' Mass. the latter defending the
Law. fitzgerald said he knew that tho
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Manila, Feb. l6.--Gen. Alfred X. Bates
Bfisadier General Bell. with ths RortIeth
aad FOrty-tifth infantry, Keiier's battery
and army psck muses started TO day Tor
she province OF Uamarlnes The cruiser
Baltimore and the transports Tartar and
A'heaiAn. compose the Il ,st which. with
I.s ean6oOats accompanying. will land
a. NneFa CascaFes will sweep the pro
vince. IL Is expected that there will be
mneh campaigning In The mountaina.