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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
TALE oF woE
Hard Tot of the santa Clara Indians a..
Tuld hy one of Them.

Alhlno. fuil-bloojod santa Clara
Pueblo Indian ~ hifh intelligence and
hssique. atiircd in belds ana buck
akin and In every way "a perfect speci-
mon of aboriginal manhood. is visiting
n Denver Ills host &C. Charles chris
~. an oid-timc scout o. the government
'crvice. who lives lt O. South Twelfth
VENUE Mr Christy lW much service
among the Santa CiJraa and u resurd-
20 as friend by a'l the Indians. Abb
no came to Denver ana az once hunted
Mr. Chrsty up, although be cannot
speak word 90 English SEA not know
where Mr Chufty lived and Us not acc
lualntei with Denver Albino VIII stay
with Mr. ChtIrty f1r a week. studying
the wHys of the white mvn.
Albiuo told yesterday of the fate OF
hls tribe. BEFORE the white men came
into New McNie0 the SAINT, Claras were
A rich. prosperous and peaceful people.
cultiNating their farms on the banks ~
tne RIO Grande. with comprehensive
Irrigation systems They had large
herds Of cattle sheep and goats. and 10
was never thought when 'llotments nf
money were made to the other Indian
tribes that the Santa Claras would
need government bounty Hut In the
last few years the extension ~ trtiRa-
tion enterprises In the upper valley Of
the rio Grande IN Colorado. has left
tho lower course ary There s. only a
waste " dry sand ln front OF the head
gates of the Indians iitchcs ana they
have been reduced io poverty 4 few
90 thc santa CiaraH stin cultivate small
gardens aud vineyards with water
drawn from wells. ans a few koc2 small
nocks on the sranty desert herbage
but most ~ them are earning q hard
living on the railroads ana ranches
and dltches of the white men. Alhlno
told of this. ana he told OF his visits
20 the Southern Ttog. ana of sdvlslng
them not 90 petition for a transfer tu
Dolores in Utah, but that they should
stay whore they ore ana keep their
government stipend. not spend IL iu
gambling ana horse racing so that
their children may not bc the last OF
their race Denver Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

John Duny ihs Well-known and
sometimes reckless colored man, has
returned 20 town from Santa Fe whore
be served "a year iu the pcnltrntiary.
less the time DE- was employed as a
servant IN Governor Otcro's house
hold Lac Vegas optic
The above ia an uumiuFBted false
hood that is a. Co puTys having done
any service for Governor Gtoro, and
published simply 60 iniurc the cover
nor. The man Duny was in thc peui-
tcutiary from iho day he afrivei IN the
city. until the day ho ltfl %. and the
nan was never In his house 10 is ccr-
tnlnly peculiar that pbpc published
IN Las Vegas. the governors home
town, ana FOR whose advancement De
De- doing everythins Within HE power
should stopp to such contemplate bus
incas IN order to iniurc him with his
fellow citizens Leading attorneys
have informed the Sew Mexican that
me above ~ liboiolH and we're the
governor 90 hlc suit in their opinion
he could recover heavy damages New
Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Six yean ago the democrats securei
control OF The New Mexico legislature
by gross frauds and downright robbery
The action % the democratic leaders a.
that time was calamitous ~ uhe demo
cruuc party In this territory and tHs
YoOple have rspudiated the frauds per-
retrttet by drfsating the democrats a.
every election since that time pollti-
cal parties must deal honestly 20 re-
tain the eonfidsnss and respect Of the
people
a. he recent slsstion Hon r. n. Cat
ron, ~ Santa Re. wss defeated ~ sew
sntssn votss FOR q sat IN the tsTrlt0rsai
council IL 10 reasonable that ths re-
publioans should BE- anxious 20 ssa,
him. hs being a republican leader and
a valuable man in the legislative a.
sembly but the matter should not be
gUns al IN a hAsly manner. aud a
should take Chsoiuts . cot that he wa
ghsA ted out II his seetiln 10 sscuFs
him his ssst N tho evidences shows
that SIR Easlsy was honestly ,lectsd h,
10 entitled 10 the Uiioe, and the delega'
tion from this county viii inisi upon
his having every chance t1 pro,s hi
title to thr seat in the council
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

There isnt much doubt that John ID.
Rockefeller D. thr rirhast man ga the
world to-day. Andrew Ca reg!e aays
be- H. aud counting his holdings IN the
standard on company on the basis OF
resent offers fpr stIok Zoe that company
10 surely makes itDckcf Der Ihc king OF
capitalists
Congressman jefferson N levy made
thc offer recently ~ $500 a share f1r 5oD
shares ~ standard Oi stock % b" do
llvrN'd January : urxt Assuming that
this ls % reasonable price Tor thc so X
air itorsrfrlicr's holdings in thai com
pany ,4on, must bo worth approx
untrly i2fs 000 000 A. Is well known.
Az Rockefeller has large Interests in
many concerns besides STANDARD Oh
and o. seems not unlikely that his
wealth aggregate an amount nlt far
from the haIf billion mark
o. ia Eiii that Mr. Hockcffller during
the past YEAR has made iY5 600 600 PROD
from hls Standard uil hlldiuFs ninr.
Al this rate of Increase be VIII not b.
W long b,'fure thr gentleman VIII b.
luokln FOR other worids .n o1nque',
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

and Tor the editors of the city To
them. Tor many kindly courtcaies For
them. inasmuch az they are conducting
such clean papers az 10 be a moral
stimulus % the community and terri.
tory since the press is the greatest
otunEcl of the age its province IN
moral reform ia illimitnble. its In
nuence incalculable Albuquerque can
be proud % her editors. every one Of
them
The local W. c. r q. IL thankful Tor
the operation Of the noble army Of
teachers ana Tor scientific temperance
Instructions In our public schools
The local W G.. r n is thankful for
the large prohibition vote pollcd In the
national election ami for moral men
elected 20 the several territorial oficcs.
The local W. g. r. y. h thankful for
Increased activity In all lines of its
work
The local W. c. 7. q IL thankful for
The century and 90 the nation which
produced Frances y. willard. a sn-
san B Anthony. a Anna Gordon. who
together with hundreds of other con-
sccrated women have raised the tenn
porance cause from an agitation 90 the
dignity OF an issue
The local w. G. r. u. IL thankful for
the friends u has made. whose warm
Interest IN the local organization u az
much an inspiration as a pleasure
The local W. G.. r. Y. n thankful
last. but not least FOR the enemies 8,
has made. for they indod are mile
stones. wherewith 10 measure progress
MRS O. r.. WILSON.
Press Reporter W G. r. 4.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
MAIL DRIVER KILLKD.
reu over q sisty Foot PrsciPics - uis
N0ek nroken.

AHAA WV y 'AAhN H"f'A
Nock Broken.
Last Friday night David Perea was
put on the gpnngerviue mall cart a.
new driver. rays the S. Johns, AriE,
Herald. re made the Trip % Springer
VILE an O. X. left there az the usual
time. .. m. and started for So.
Johns. when he was about eight
miles from sprinEcrvillc the horse left
the road. and as " was q DARK rainy
night. d was impossible for any one 10
see any land marks whatever. 10 q,
seems that he let the horse take its
own course. WheN the Little Colorado
was reached. the horse stopped ana che
signs show that David got out to learn
what was the cause OF the horse stop
ping
Little dld he think that he was in
two steps of deaths door Tor In taking
three steps h. went over the edge Of
6Gsfoot prooipile anJ down into the
canyvr of the Little Colorado. His neck
and left les. and left arm were bro
ken. and the left temple probahly frac.
tured The body was found In a Mgling
| posture between two rocks, but an In
/ dicat0ins shows that death had been
instant a search party was organized
ana sent out after the boy was missed
and Basilin Cooper and the dead boy 4
brother Pablo. were the lrst 10 flnd his
remains. which were brought Co ST.
Johns ana Justice Sn'azar held an In.
quest over hls body ana found that he
had died hy accident
Tho deceased leaves ave brothers
four sisters and an aged mother "a
mourn bis loss. Tie was good boy
being well known here. and no one car
| say 0uFht against him BE was but !.
years old and has lived here for IA,
past ten years
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
rnr rHoEsix oARNryAL.
20 ne Held PROM pec. 30 10 Is Inoiusivs
Iha prnnram.

10 80 hNAN AfWN ANffs w 70 20 tmfANaANA
Tho Program,
The f'ho.n.x. Arizona. indian and
cowboy carnival and free street fair
WIl Doe held iu the city Of phurnir FROM
December 10 to the 18th inclusive. The
pugram is as follows
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10th.
Grand military. civic so.icty. lwboS
Indian snd Industrial parade Nil
tary tournament Beautiful Queen
coronation ceremonies Patriotic cho-
ru-,H. liryipN uf queens uuerrs We
notian oolound ulumiuttlons uf he g.ty.
TUESDAY DErtAiHEU nan.
indian racra rBmes and p1stimes.
Cow boy sports indian AMI cowboy pa.
rude. opening hddr0ss.s and dlFpiays ~
The exhibits and stuvi fair Parade
~ the m.dNa5 fgaturs at ng1t Frcs
vsudryille show Dhilrun'H fancy
dance pcfiry Ga, queen
WEDNESDAY. uE EMBER i3th
uld country sports international
tug .af NNr Ribbon parad. t.adies'
reception l1 thr queen Fr,c vaudeville
shows Balloon ascension ana para.
chute drop
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8th
fHHhIN tournament Nf 90 ruuluF
ana f,.nr ara.uUg and bIou,hp
pom. uE
puut 1Uet. Great tIty.I. rIsd race
Indian nuI cowboy pbad, iu ohatae
Uf tb. celebrated jack Gibson ana biz
company of range rider.
Grand carnival ulI. japanese hre.
works.
Tucson day
hddres-e by prominent r.. son
HprHkcrf
FRIDAY. pHCEMuER uth
Womans day.
Baby show Baby coach parade
QUEENS reception to the childrcn.
Municipal day.
Reception % thr mayors ana cKcvu-
tive officers 20 citlps IN Arizona
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 18TH.
CrDwnlug glory ~ the entire carnival
indians Iu thoir war dane and other
unique and startling cernmonhls. FL
nails OF tho cowboy contest. races, stc
Carnival masking at night. First np
/ peWanco Of King TEX ana bis court
| Gnoieeque paradcrs. COnfcftl bonn
bariment ou tho strccta Battle ~ thc
roses General good time guaranteed.
Los Angeles and Prescott day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
w. cru. THASKruL.

This Thanksgiving day. the last OF
the century, the local " g. T. u. n
thankful To the great God who has
poured his spirit upon us until there
can fairly be- said 90 be a temperance
revival IN Aibuquerque. 20 grea, IL the
interest manifested Ia the various de-
p8rtmCnts ,
The local W c. T. q ls thankful to
every minister VINO has preached a
sermon along the lines ~ temperance
ana purity and there have been ~
many that the writer Wlll hazard tho
statement that no other year have the
ministers ~ Albuquerque come out 20
boldly in denunciation of leglllzed evils
or been so actively alert TO the
churches responsibility IN suppres sing
vice The ministers OF Albuquerque
have been fearless and forcible IN their
championship 81 reform and valuable
coadiutors of the w c. T. u,
The local w G T, o. 10 thtnktul 70
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
sOCOHHo
FROM the Chi,hain

From the Chtitain.
Miss Mary Glasson has been chosen
teacher of the Lcmitar public school
ana commenced work Monday morn
ing
q. T Brown returned rom q three
days business soiourn In MRgdaiena.
g.. u Elmdorf OF Lincoln. Neb. who
u secretary OF the American Valley
company. madca brief visit to this city.
Major F q. Bartlct made busines.
Trip TO Magdalona. lie reports cold
weather up In the mountains
= y. Yunker bought "a hundred ton.
1f hay the FIRST of the week and has al
ready disposed % half Of 70. one car
load going to MaRdalcna. Alfalfa nov
brings SiiOo a ton. other hay about
5000
Prof y S. Coop who was prime pa
ot the public schools OF this city last
winter. Is manifcsting talent foi
poetry Two or three % his product out
have rvcently appeared 10 the plUefs OF
the territory.
Frank S.cklC1 came Ia from Frisco O
fcw days ago re reports that he In.
iians are out on grand hunt IN tina
/ vicinity and that IN ne place they hat
/ 300 iecr skins IN a single pile.
R q. Patterson has recently shipped
| nNe cars of sheep. George Bclcher ant
/ Jack Herbert. two cars OF cGttlc and
/ r. w Medley three cars OF cattle from
ihc west part 81 the county o. the Kan
sas city market
F. W. Bosco OF Dnver, a nephew o.
J. Lesson stopped IN town on hi
/ way home from visiting some mining
properties south Of here. MIR n1sco 8
! m assayer. chemist and metallurgist
/ ara took the opportunity 81 visiting tn
| school Of mines during his short stay.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
AMEnIcAN snIrrlNG.

The past fiscal year was hc most
prosperous experienced by American
shipping Tor years and the returns FOR
the fiscal year promise an even more
satisfactory record. acclrling TO the an
null report of the commissioner Of
navigation. The documenicd tonnage of
the unlted states comprised % 333 yes
sells ~ 5iets39 gross tons. which rep
resonts an increase OF about 100000 tons
over the prcCciins fiscal year. This is
the FIRST time since the civil war that
the tonnage exceeded 5000 900 tons.
though q ls worth noting that Il falls
below the maximum tonnage reached
In 1861 by almost $4,000 tons At that
date the shipping ot the United states
was larger than that OF Great Britain
and almost equalcd that OF the British
empire, but to-day the British ship
ping amounts To ia26l 900 gross tons.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
LAS CHUCEs.

Ftun nona Ana County Republican.
NJ Lohman left for Kirksyillc. Mo.
az which place Mrs Lohman ana little
son have been for some time. Mr.. Lob
man expects 20 return In about Two
weeks
The college foot ball team viii play
the Las Vegas Normal school team on
Thanksgiving day at Las Vegas. ana
It Is probable they viii play the Indians
saturday az Albuquerque.
Rev Haygool, pastor of the Mctho-
list church south. welcomed the arriy-
al OF his wife and little daughter
Thursday night Mrs Haygood has
bt visiting friends IN Houston. Tex
as. since they left their former home
in .he Indian territory. They will re-
side in the Garcia house south Of the
Methodist church south.
Deputy shern Ben Williams has been
absent la the northern part Of the ter
ritory for several days. II is rumored
that Mr. Williams has been rendered
an important position on the expiration
0f the present administration Ia the
sherlfts Office, the nature of which, In
| Justice TO Mr.. Williams. FOR the pres
cnt We will not mention. Deputy VII
lilms has made a thoroughly efficient
Inicer and all are pleased az any ad-
yancement he may receive. as he GER
| tlinly deserves a..
The Territorial Baptist convention
closed its labors here Sunday evening
| Twenty four out Of the twenty-five
Baptist churches OF the territory wer,
] a.Frs.s.nfaN n tuas fhnuuhf heat that
the chief officers should be centrally
situated IN Albuquerque. Rev Bruce
| Kinney was elected president Rev
George brewer secretary. ana Rev. y
W AlEer treasurer. Mr. Kinney
preached In the Baptist church here
sunday and remained over during th'
week 70 assist Rev H. g. strong In 1
series of mectinEa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

From the Optic
sena's saloon on the west side of the
plaza was broken into and some Jew
elry. liquors and cigars Appropriated
by unknown hands.
Four trunks belonging 20 } A. WI
llams, the brick layer. who left Tor
TriniJ1d with his wife we're attached
for debt az the depot by Constable
Clay
Delegate Pedro Peren passed through
FOR Washington. u. c.. being Joined IA
this city by his wife. who had been
the guest 1f her mother Mrs. Miguel
Montoya, az the upper town.
Eight recruits en- route for Manila
were searched Tor some stolen revol.
yers hy city Marshal Murphy Satur
day evening. but the shooting irons
were not found either on their persons
or Ia their luggage. II was done upon
authority of telegram from CHIEF J
" Farley IN Denver. Col
a number of eases 0f Group amonG
children are reported in town. A sub
scriber sends IN the following as q
good remedy for the disease Give al
intervals OF a few hours when th'
cough 10 bad, mixture o. molasae'
ana alum. made up m the proportion 0i
three tablesp0onfuls 0f New Orleani
mnlasaes and one tablespoonful Of
| powdered alum Three or four 1ose'
viii loosen 90 the couga
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
stnnAnnMI.rnNnmls.

Tho Kansas city star psrtincntly re-
marks that ail The west Vs. interested ln
the plan ,o have tha government bull q
= systcm of storage reservoirs near tho
head waters of streams o. use for ir-
rg1tion purposes The li"a is thai
private capital might bo depended on
o. distribute The Wufrr to ths users A.
the government controls rivers, BE- c4ui3
appropriately under take me diversion
~ sup,rnu1ua water loo tHr eiHtrr and
early spring into rrsorv irs whore s..
should ho u"'del Boa the spring and
summer. Thc government che more
intetc- 10 iu such work because %
wouii probably end thr n1od' hat
h1vc caused such loss ~ ne prop
vrty The water which now swelh the
Missouri. aur Mississippi q. undue pre-
portions eat times would br diverted for
use tn transforming deserts into Ent-
dcns Al the same time the govcrnm. nJ
could probably depend on making the
work pay Itself
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
HrEF SUPPLY.

Secretary ~ Agriculture Wilson sees
no hope OF future reduction In the
price of beef 10, says that the grazing
areas OF the western states af, beins
exhausted oi ln alarming rate. that
the population OF The United states b.
increasing rapidly. while the supply of
beef "a growing smaller every year and
that unless new grazing lands are OPEN
"a up or some means found TO check
the present reckless destruction Of the
western grazing grounds ,herc ls gray,
danger ot killing the cattle raising in
dustry of the United states Accord
ingiy he expects prices 90 rise stiu more
rather than 10 fan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
pellshtfnII, I.n,ertaInsa. .

Last night al the Nehcr opera house
hall. Mrs. Alfred Grunsfeld. assisted b.
her sister. Mrs. IvLn Grunsfeld. gave
one OF the most brilliant and delightful
dances ever held In this city. and The
Citizen has been informed by several
who were present that the merry and
happy dancers 'trlpped the light fan
,astlc toe" until o'clock this morning
At midnight an elegant lunch of many
good things was served. Prof Dl
Mauro's orchestra furnished the best
of music. while the hoor was In the
very best possible condition for dane.
ing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Yesterday at q sumptuous Thaulsgiv-
lnE dinner az the residcuc' OF SIR and
Mrs Wallace llcssciden anuouuc mcut
was made of the engagement NJ Mis-
Cora pelticr 10 " W sohmaain,aa0 X
and both - the .'oung peoplc. with
several of their intimate frirnis wrrg
prcscnt e. receive thc glad news an1 To
enjoy fDc Thanksgiving dinner Mr..
srhmaaimRack Is the ohiFinE mannE,r
~ the J n ORsilly A $50 urug com
pauy. and Nils Peltlcr g. the popular
sistrr ~ Mrs Hesseiden The day for
the mnrriagc has not as yet b.cn set
but the happy event VIII no doubt take
piare in "A Few months
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
BONDS or COUNTY INDEBTED
MESS

superintendent Of Public Instruction
N G.. Dc Bach fixed the amount Of bond
20 be given by the county school super
intcndents In the territory The amount
according 10 law must be double of
the prospective receipts Of school funds
duving the coming year. Bernallllo
county $4,000; Colfax county. $40 OO0
Done Ana county. &25.0O0. Grant coun-
~ $4,000. Eddy county. $4,000 Qua
dalupc county. $4,000. Lincoln county.
..iSo0O, OtcTo county. $4,000 Rio Ar
rlba county. $50 600 san Juan county,
$1,000 San Miguel county. tbo.rO0.
sierra county. $4,000; socorro county.
100000. Taos county. $1,000. Union
county. $50 900. From the other coun-
lies the annual reports 10 the superin-
teudents have not yet been received
ana therefore no estimate can be made
81 the prospective receipts Tor the year
and therefore she amount OF bond
could not be fixed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Boise. Idaho. Nov. 80 The state
Board ~ osnyassers canVass.d ths vote
~ the rcccut election to-day. 10 shows
there were 519i votes cast The
highest Bryan eley tor has 2 2i6 plural
ity. the others i.752 and t.1I Glcnu.
fusion FOR congress has i.22j and Hunt.
fusion Tor governor g,ieo. There were
$50 prohibition votes. 2i3 Barker AMI
ponnslly votes and eas cast nor Bryan
electors on what was termed the anti
fusion pOpulist ticket
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Editors citizen .

EdItOrs NItIzen.
pointed by the majority Of people re-
siding along the acequia Of Aibuquer-
que 10 examine the official records OF
John Mann and Leonardo Hunick the
acequia commissioners. az 10 what
amount was paid FOR water during the
year 1900. and the disbursements OF
same, beg leave TO report that they (the
commissloncrs) had collected SJ0i.55
and 10 was also found that the commits
sl0ncrs could not account for the sum
~ $3.50 as shown by their own rec
lrds ana ngures.
signed Modesto g. ortiz. Ambroslo
Contreras and George II, Moore. com
mittee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
InnIGArICs srnYrNs.

william h. Curtis 10 the Chicago
Record. says that the secretary of the
interior viii ask Tor an appropriation
~ t250O0O for irrigation surveys dur
ing the next fiscal year. ana Will prob
ably Rel $500 600 whi.h is double the
appropriation made a, the last session
of congress This money @ill be oX-
pended in continuing the surveys OF
water courses ana IN the making ~
maIs which VIII show The different ir-
Hsation basins. the Vatersheds. the
volume % supply and the best sites FOR
storage reservoirs The agricultural
department Is making other maps
showing the area that can be- Irrigated
60 best advantage while the geological
survey takes care of the engineering
sllc of the problem
THE president secretary Hitchcock
and Secretary Wilson an take deep in
tcr,st in the work says Ne curtis.
"aui 90 is encouraging Go know that Q,
VIII boz one of the CHIEF features o. the
present administration
Prof pandolto deserves the credit OF
having iBugurntcd the publication OF
catalogue devoted 60 the interests
and advancement OF the public schools
nf Las Cruces. II ~ a neat. wcll-writ-
/ trn 3G-plgc pamphlet containing lnfor-
nation not only concerning the schools
but on matters OF general interest re-
| launE 60 the climate and resources oi
| this locality as well.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
rEouLIAE LrrtERs.
The Bureau of Immigration Receives its
share of Them.

Some b eullar letters are at times re-
c.ayr1 by thc Bunsnu of immigration
ones ip while istisr comes without
signature. llke Jae full9wing
"Crpignt1n. Nebraska. Nov zlnd.
Bureau of immigration.
uoar Sir
I'ioaea give ms description - your
part uf thp country. as have oatirrh
bad in This country snd would Ike tn
change climate wuuid IKE a sheep or
cattle ranch How o. tiae f.uit bus mess
iu your part 0f the territory ana what
hhI of "a climate have your
Of course letters without any sigma
ur. cannot De- answered
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

County superintendent ~ Public
Schools u r Link of Grant county.
has made his annual report 20 superln-
tenCen, of Public instruction ~ q. dc
Baca. Gran county has 20 school dis
tFicts. 20 schools. 10 male and 2s e.
male teachers. an average school term
of almost six months. an enrolment Of
G02 male and 5i3 female pupils. a school
population ~ .ss6 male and 62G chill
drcn of school age receipts Tor the
past fiscal year amounting 90 f33l532i
and expenditures OF ,i.tsi bS.