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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
CHINESE AT SILVER cry
Frank Putney Tells of nis interesting
VISIT 60 New MsHien.

Frank Putney Teus of Bis Interesting
visit 60 New Mssieo.
Frank putney, chief clerk u the
railway mail service, recently returned
from an inspection trip through New
Mexico, during which he visited Silver
City, says the Denver Post
silver City" said Mr., Putncy, 'is
q picturesque mining camp Of perhaps
5000 people situated Ia the well
wgterod region of the MogollOn noun
talns. There all nHtiOnalitios mingle
freely and present q striking panorama
Of human life Ia its many moods.
"Ihe Chinese are numerous and a.
In other places indetatigable workers.
Every restaurant Ia town Is run by
Chinese, one cannot get meal in
Silver City that Is not cooked boy a
Chinaman, except at private DWELL
ing.
"rhe thrifty Celestials have acquired
every public eating house and manage
their business with economy.
"rhe Chinese do all the gardening
around Silver City and r9ap handsome
profits, They compete with all races
Ia other work. They engage largely
In placer mining bat do not venture
into The tunnels and shafts OF lode min
ing.
"Silyer City Is frequently swept by
ireshets la the spriug, owing 70 the
many streams la the vicinity which
crowded with melting SNOW, overflow
their banks and rush through the
town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
DEATHS ooISos.

The Is year old daughter OF w. A.
Brown, Of Alameda, died Ia this city
Monday last Of meningitis; the remains
were taken 70 Alameda for burial.
O. W. Strong a Sons have sent a
casket TO Pima Blanca, 20 be used for
burial OF the infant child ~ +. Ortiz.
Joseph, the four year old son Of j.
Sogel, an employe at the Southwestern
brewery, died last night at the home OF
his parents, corner Of Third street and
New York avenue, Of bronchitis. The
family have been here but short
time coming from St. Louis. The
funeral will be held tomorrOw.
Clement n. Busks, an invalid about
n years old died yesterday morning az
his boarding place on South Edith
street. He camr here two weeks ago
from Denver; his home, however was
at Louisville, Ky. News of his death
has been telegraphed "a his people,
and the arrangements for the funeral
will be made after they are heard from.
The body Is al Edwards.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Kopell,
whose death was mentioned In The
Citizen yesterday afternoon, will teke
place tomorrow morning, the eortege
leaving the residence on Fast street AZ
. o'clock and proceeding thence 20 tho
church OF the Immaculate Conception
where the services will he held at $3.50
O'clock. Burial will take place ia
santa Barbara cemetery, All friends
are Invited 70 attend
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
OFFICIAL NOTES.
Revised Census Figures Show Some
Increases.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS RECEIVED.

The citiEen has received the csnsua
bulletin giving The poulation OF this
territory Tor 1890 and 1900 BY counties
me fiEurea given have been ruyised,
and diner somewhat from those pub
ished heretofore. They are as follows,
the figures hrst given for each county
being those FOR the population OF the
county IN 1900, the second fgtires the
population In 1890. and the third ng.
urce the increape. or. if marked with
an asterlsk. the decrease In popuittl0n
during the past ten years For coun.
ties created since 1880. only the naures
Tor iso are given Befnaiilio. $3.50.
2o.sia. d1if; Chaves, t,3T9 Colfax. TO-
ne, 1914 2,iTe. Dona Ana iOtsl, SIg,
sa0' Bidy. 9.2ae. Grant. i2.sss. assi.
s,a2ei Guadalupe. 5.42a. Lincoln. Asss.
1.osis AIS; Mora. io.s0i, i0.sis. sit;
otero, tTsi, Rio Arriba isT7T, it.ast.
2.ais' san Juan, As3s. 1880 2.s3s: san
Miguel. aaos8, afaod aiE. santa Fe.
itG5s. la.5s2, iOss, Sierra. a.iEs. s,esa,
it72' sooorro. ia,is5. a,tb5. 2.el0. Taos.
io'sS9 p,sGs. i,02l. Union. f,sas. vaion-
cia. 1885, 1856. 10. New Mexico. 1885,
$40 j6s. so, ai,7i1.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29

Three large poles on north Fourth
street. near the mountain road, carry
Ing a number % telephone wires. and
the electric light wire % the Indian
school. were blown down last night
about Gao O'clock, during the severe
wind storm The wires were scatter
~ eli over the street. g. "a Becker.
the dairyman, was returning home,
ana hia team ran into the wires whlch
were IN a tangled mass. Tbe hoNes
struggled ~ gree themselves, and IN
doing - one % them wsz % badly cut
~ the wlres that Mr. Becker thinks he
VIII have 70 xiii A. with the wind
blowing a gale and the wires hylRg az
around him. Mr.. Becker ha1 hard
time 20 free his team ana sei oui Of
the difficulty Johnny Hughes. one Of
Ths Citizen carTiert. got tangled up IN
the wires also. waa tossed on he horss
and had 10 foot Il the balance % hii
fouts. II was one of the worst ulehts
ever ssen In AlbuqusrQus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
I.AND OFFICE BUsrNEss

The following business was transact
"a at the federal land once In Santa
re for the week ending December 70
Homestead Entries- December a..
Maria Anastaeia Marines. wagon
Mound 100 acres. Nora e1unty; De.
cembcr 1f--Donacian0 Harbaro. WaE.
on Mound. 1897 acres, Mora county;
Antonio Cordova. Wagon Mound. iG0
acre.. AGRA county Gabriel bucero,
Pintada. 80 screa. Guadalupe county.
Lsureano Tiemol. Wagon Mlund, leo
Cerer Mora county jose G. caaaia
wagon Mound. 10 acres. Mora o0un-
~. Ram0h, salaz. Waa0n Mound. 10
acres. Mora county, Manuel sancheE y
Chavoa Belen ts5so aerea socor0
county; Joss 81 Jaramhlo. nelen. 100
acres auoorro county. December a..
Teodora Garcia do TruiiiiO sanchcz
100 acgos san Miguel county Juan
Manzanarva y Sena. seua, 100 acrca.
Valencia county. Ysidfo forTrs. Wag.
on Mound. 10 OaCres San n gusl ooun-
~. Catalina. Springer, 10 acres. COL
fax county.
Final Entries December 20, joss
Limo segura. Puerto de Inna, iea
acres. Guadalupe county; Oeronimo
MaesiaR Rociada ieo acres San Nj
guel county
Dessri t.aAd Entries Decsmbsr 20
chariea W. Cameron. FIora VISTA. q
ceres. San Jasn county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29

John wcMiiisn. an Oid-Timer. Kiiisd by
Three Natives.

John wcMiiisn. an Oid-Timer. Kiiisd by
Three Natives.
An Associated Press dispatch 0g last
night gives the following account Of
the usual murder down In Grant coun-
y:
John Mcmillan. an old time resi-
dent of Grant county, who kept the
country store al CiiG, sb miles west Of
Silver city was murdered on Christ
mas uight Mcmillan had gone 60 a
Erist mill short distance from his
home and was shot down and Instant
ny killed by murdnrers lying In walt
fot him. Robbery = supposed 10 BE-
tho motive Of the crime. Androaa Cali
lea. Jose yllilios and tsmetero Torres
three Mgxicans who lived on McMil-
lan's land. and whom he had bsfriend.
ed In many ways, were arrgatcd and
charged with the crime The evidence
against the accused men - quite
strong
"rhe killing has caused great indls-
nation ia the community, and theirs T.
general feeling that thare must be
more riGid enforcement o. capital
punishment IN southwestern New Mex
lco."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
VALENCIA COUNTY HoSsrRosrrr
sisnsse Twins. SIN norn, Appeared VI
the Town ~ Moquina.

sisinsse Twins. ssiii horn, Appeared 1T
the Tuwn of Moq1ina.
A few days ago the wife Of Manuel
Padilla, residing az Moquina, near
CehOlleta, Valencia county, gave birth
To still born twin girls When a
physician arrived he experienced great
difficulty In removing from the mother
the monstrosity, for such II proved 90
he. and on examining the twins discov-
cred that they were joined together
commencing az the navel and extend
ing up TO The breast bone, where tho
two bones formed a complete union,
making a saddle curve. These Valen-
cia county 5iamese still-born twins had
four legs, four arms and two heads,
with one body, aud we're otherwise
perfectly formed. latest Information
from Moquina Is to the effect that Mrs.
Padilla Is improving nicely, aud has
expressed great sorrow over the loss of
her twin mOustrOsities,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29

the famous conductor most enthuslaa
tically. During the intormission he was
requested 10 visit the boz occupied by
fhie excellency, the Governor General
and Lady Minto, who congratulated
him heartily upon his artistic and ln.
imltable conducting and the excellence
Of his orchestra.
Strauss and his concert company
numbering forty-seven people, passed
through Albuquerque last sunday night,
In two special coaches, Tor tho paci a.
coast Out on the road, the aQent Oi
the company wired back 70 Manager
lirhut, of the Neher opera house, The
substance Of which was that he and Mr..
Strauss we're In doubt about the opera
house here not holding enough people
tOguarantee what they expect Mr..
Mrhut wired back promptly, stating
that he had contracted for Mr.. Strauss
aud company TO appear here on January
:, ana that he would not listen 20 the
cauceiiing Of that contract. Another
telegram was received later, aud the
famous musical director will ba here a.
advertised 3, 1901.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
chanr.. q, MslIws, mn.p.,.l.

II IL learned to-day that on January
/, 1901, most important change will
take place at the local hospital of the
santa Fe Pacific by DR. p. q. Cornish
reslEning az local physician and sur
gcon, and the appointment Of Or. J.
W. Elder. who ia the assistant, 10 tho
position. II IA understood that Dr, Eli
der's assistant will be a young physi-
clan and surgeon from Loa Ana .ss
named DR. Raymond Russ. DR.. Ger
nlsh viii remain In the city. and enter
into a general practice here lie 10 a
fine physician and surgeon. and will
soon build up a bic practice The Cit
izen cOngratulates Dr. Elder on his
promotion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
Tho Sew Omor.

The new officers of the Cath0i.e
Knights OF America, Branch No. 57s,
are as follows
Spiritual direotor-Rev A. NJ Man
daiarL
President-Thoa. r. Kelehor
Vice prcsident--Wniiam Foy.
Recording secretary Me-
Guinness
Financial secretary--JOhn y. Thorn
TreAsurer-- Patrick Powers.
serEea nt-at-Arma-James T. Con.
6ontlnel-Pasrick Murphy.
Trustees-James Powers for three
years; Thomas J. JohnstoL foi two
years and Martin s. T1erncy for ona
year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29

A. A. Morgan, q Laa Cruces has
purchased the printing once % the
Aamogordo Banner and New Men.
leo Baptist rhe Banner will be a o.
continued, and new paper. The Otsr3
County Advertiser. will b. published
W r. Pecler VII be- the editJr % the
paper. which viii b. democratic ia poll
itica, and will be made the oficisi
county paper.
20 CAPTAIN, formerly owned by the
Alamogordo Printing company. ana
published at Bl Capltan. Lincoln
county has been sold TO Q a. Muck.
ois who has bern ia editor for come
time El Captain is republican IN pol.
ltlea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
HAs RETURNED FROM oLAYroS.
iiev, rhos. uarWood Performs Marriage
-Taiks About CiBytoR,

Hev, rhas. uarWOod Performs Marriage
-Taiks About CinytoH,
Rev, Thos. Harwood has returned
from Clayton, Uhion county, this terri
tory, where he united Ia matrimony
Ambroslo 9. Gonzales and Miss Martha
+. Garcia. This young couple were for
several years students at sehnol Ia Al
buquerque, Mr., Gonzales AZ the Boys
Biblical schoOl and Miss Garcia AZ the
Harwood Home girls school. The we'd
ding ceremony took place at the home
OF the brides parents la Clayton. Sew.
eral Of ClaytOn's best families we're
present AZ the wedding and all seemed
" enjoy the occasion very much.
Mr., Hagwood speaks Oi Clayton as
quite q nice little town with several
good stores, shopa ane court house and
nice public school building, Two news
papers and o foolish talk VI q third, one
Christian church building and the
Methodist Episcopal now putting up a
new church building, having Just sold
their old one 70 the spanish Methodist
Episcopal church ior eiOl hey. Am.
brosio Uonzalos, iusl married, Is pastor
Of The spanish Methodist Episcopal
church, AID Rev, Mr.. Harahaw, just
from Pennsylvania, 10 pastor OF the
Engli6h Moth0dist Episcopal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29

through any other agency which may
b. lawfully created hy the legislative
assembly % said tgTfftory Tor such
purpose. ia hereby authorised 20 sell.
Tor price not less than three dollars
per acre. not excecdinE ten thousand
acres Of the landa granted 70 the said
territory for university purposes or for
the use of a university. by ne act OF
congress. entitled AN act 60 make Ger.
tain grants of land TO the territory %
New Mexico, and Tor other purposes"
which was approved June twenty -firgt.
eighteen hundred and ninety-six.
Sec. 2. That all Acta and paris 0f
ects IN conflict with the provisions or
this act are hereby repealed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29

William Stott and Hattie Oordo, two
Indians Of the MescalerO reservation
we're married by Father Migoon at the
agency. a short time UoiOre the APP
pointed hour the groom became fright
onad by the large crowd assembled for
the occasion, aud mounted his horse
and rode away, which caused a delay
OF the ceremony for several hours,
until Tie groom could be brought back
And strange % relate the dusty pros
pectiye bride didn't faint, but put ia
her time eating pop corn until hes
lover was iassoed aud brought back -.
Jularosa Democrat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29

BEEN a sore and painful Christmas for
the judge ana u viii yct BE- several
days before hs Will b. out ani around
among hts friends
called meeting OF Excelsior lodge.
No. I, y - a.. viii meet tomorrow
afternoon at aia0. Al members will
please be- present ny order q the G.
~ a. Vita u. Allison. Recorier.
Mr. ana Mrs Chas Mauaard are en-
tertalnlng jerome sweinhart wife and
daughter, ~ Upton. iowa. The visi'
tors viii remain some iimo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29

Leo Kill. pr0bably the wisssl pom.
tlf who has sat upon the throne OF st,
Peter since 08egOry the orrat. Il sa.d
10 have prepared an encyclical which
viii contain his message Of progress
and good viii for the century upon
which the world Is about to enter. Tle-
ports indicate that Il viii ne eu en-
dorsemeni % the right OF the people
10 govern and an appeal 20 the better
sentiments Of mankind % regard IN
interests and the rights OF lhoae who
depend Tor subsistence upon the labor
Of their handA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
N..h,l,l. s,na.n,. ro.Nirht.

Year after year for twenty-one eop-
Fscuuve years the Original Nashville
students have Travelled the country
deliEhtlpg countless thousands who
hoek 20 seek q few hours OF unbroken
merrimenI The company retains all
the old fayorlte5 and year after year
they adi 20 their reputation a. being
the eleanest, brightest and most ap.
te-dats eelarod company % the road.
See them II Aunt liannah's Rscsp-
ton" songs OF the sunny south. popu-
lar airs. new coon songs huck. wing
and soft shoe dancing, ana cake walk
ms; also the bright plckann,es. Ra.
served seat sale Al Ma,t0n's Show At
the opera house tonight and ~
morrow night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
AN INSTRUMENTATION.

The southern hoy Gold Mining COM
pany nied Incorporation papers "a the
Once Of Territorial Secretary wallace.
The incorporators are n, r. DAve.
Newton 3. Candy and A. J. Bendle.
The capital h ti.250,OO0; headquarters
at Colorado Springs, Col tn dlgec-
tors are II. l. shepherd ana Henry NJ.
Biackman. IN addition to the incorpo-
ratore
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
anAzINe oN roRnar neanRyna.

Superintendent OF Forest Reserves
.. Hanna received nnal orders from
the secretary OF the intSrior not 10
permit any sheep or goa graEinG on
the CHA forest reserve for 1901. The
Interior department IL taking up re-
serve after reserve. ana II inyestigat
ms conditions on them In reference q
the graninS question. Thus FAR the
Grand Canyon reserve la Arizona and
the Ola reserve ia New Mexico have
been examined IN the southwest. and
the grazing of sheep and goats pF0hib-
tied on them. There are about e00O0g
sheep in the ella reserve AMI several
thousand goaia, Tor which a nsw RANGE
has t1 be found or they must be dis-
posed OF b. their owners.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
ArEAssrEn DrcArirArrD.
Its ren From uis wasan witch Passed
Ovsf uis Neck

over nia Neck.
a terrible accident Oocurred "a miles
west of Gallup on Christmas, r,sultins
IN the d~capitation % tcsmster By
the name of Manuel Lsop@. lie In
company With his employs. was re-
turning from the msaa@aaun with a
heavy load OF mine pruws In descend
ina a very steep hiii s.opez was pull
ms on the brake rope. when Il broke
and the iurch of tho released load
threw him forward onto the horses
The waaoa wheels passed over hia
neck completely severing ttc head
from the body. The horses we're also
fatally injured topeE was young
man, married. and the fatality cast
a deep gloom over Cihrkvlile. where
he resided.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29

90 he room AZ about z o'clock. locking
bis door aui placing . cheit under tho
knob A few minutes later ne raiset
bis window ana jumped out on the
roof of thc kitchen and from II TO the
Eround about 10 feet below. running out
through the hack yard and over the
high board fence. This s the last that
has been seen or heard Of HIN. Hs iefi
hia grip In his room, The gentleman
II und lubtcdiy unbalanced mentally.
but What became Of him is stiii an un-
solved mystery Las Vegas Record.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29

Or. J r. HAYNES has reiuFned 70 thp
ritY fpow his visit 70 chilli where he
Eas SUMMONED 20 see The wife 0f
Adolfo saiAb. who was sick The 'oc-
Tor LETT his patient considerably bet
ter.
Judge w. ID, Lee "a SUFFERING with
muscular rheumatism. and the left les
and foot are affected He toebled
down 20 his once this morning, but
went home an hour later on ths street
car,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
a pErLoRAnLr Acc,DrSr Al crrrr
little Nana, the rwo-Near-Oid Daughter
ot Thomas sud Annie ttuimes,
the Victim.

a sad and fatal accident occurred at
.Clin, this county, last Friday afternoon
about o'clock, the Victim being llttle
Mons, the two year old daughter oi
Thomas and Annie Holmes
The child was playing near the pen
stock on The property owned by John
Mcmillan, and in SOME manner fell Ia
aud was drowned. She had bcen out of
her mothers sight only a few minutes
and was az once missed aud search
instituted, but when iaund it was too
late 60 rendev succOr, as some hftOon
minutes had elapsed before the pen
stock was thought oi by those who were
looking for the missing tot
All that was mortal ~ the child was
Inferred Saturday afternoon a. ,
o'clock. Silver City Independent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29

Saturday evening q young man ~
the name % Faion Registered 81 ihe
Eid0rado from PnrhabuFE W Nap
end paid for his fnofa. ~ Waa about
"a years % sgo, Of medium stature ava
smooth faced De acfed very nervous
and unsettled, giich Wes supposed %
he the result of ths attitude ard wsnf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
LAND LEASES.

Land Commissioner A. A. Keen has
received thirty-two school lanI leases.
approved by the secretary Of the inter-
Tor, The land leased Is located In al
most every part OF the territory. The
leases were forwarded 20 applicants
today
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29

The annual meeting for the election
Of directors OF the Albuquerque Library
Association viii be held Saturday
morning, December "a, at 10 O'Clock al
the library rooms. Ella B. WrOth,
secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29

Probably t0.0o0 pounds OF iuFkey
are consumed every Christmas ia the
United states. whch, % 10 cents a
pound. would represent a value Of IS e.
etoe Cranberrles come 10 Or least
ttto.odo more. and u Il surely n0t an
oyeresumAts 20 suppose that 1000 40
minos pies weuld c3Ins 20 si.tQaoco.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29

George Evcritt waa passenger tor
Santa Re yesterday.
Bernard Reinken. the Sabinal gsner-
al merchant AID BFnest zwe.grr. Of
Belcn, Wepe here yesterday.
Christ scheeie. In the grnfral mer-
chandlse business near helen. Is ln the
territorial metropolis to-day
George Bowman. the United states
guuapa COR this district. vas ca'lsd 20
Santa ~ on onieial business.
pr Cornish and wife. af,er oni y
lng Cnratmaa with Flagstaff fg,sutg.
urprasi 10 the city this Morn ~
~. T., Medler, deputy United states
atto pty tor this District. 10 sick ard
D n foaud that he has slight az, ok
of gaoumonla.
Nareus r. sawtelle, the general me,
chlPi end paRchmaa u ,he OabCEon
pgsslssi is m thd elty putcfesl I
gooaa aai suPpliss,
J u, Pcgas. a Thornton. and n, D.
Gibbons Of las Vegas. csme down q
tae city last night Mr. Fegue re-
turned 20 Thornton this morning
John Recksf she pelfn gsnsysl mef-
oL1st aId nopr milier was here "
itfrd-y, retprnins south last night u
reported his son, louis Becker a. im'
proving
Elmer n. Veedsr OF the law afa .
Nefder a Veeder. t,as vesas. 4 "a ~
ely to- 1aY oH business cjnnected wltl
I.lisa debreda'lon cisims sgaiss ID
3 rffnwNet
l. r. Hardy ths sandman - b.
naulo. with ~ u. Hunter. ths 10. a
e. raiser. came IN from the north lts
nlrht ana both are stoppInN a. me no
! tei Highland
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
STRAUSS ~ an AotIDENF,


Herr Eduard Strauss and bis Vienna
orchestra met with q continuous round
Of ovations throughout Canada. For The
hrat time ia his career Herr Strauss
was participant In a rsilroad eccldeQg
on the way " Ottawa, his train coliid-
Ing with auUthor aud arriving two
hours late, but iust Ia time 10 reach the
concert hall, don bis dress suit and cUn-
duct The large audience had bovn
made aware Of the accident aud greeted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
A NIL

70 auuhs6Etss NJ saie of a part ef We
landa donated 20 thu Tertiary 0f New
Msxloo for university purposes
Ne Il enacted by the ssnaie ana &c
'houss Of representatives % the United
atatss Ot America in eOngress aeiSm-
7elsd. thht the territory a. New 1cxico
srough its board Of public lands, %
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29

4 suit was fled IN the santa ~ dis.
irlct court Tor Rio Arriba county bv
Frank pimmick. of Denver w. Ioha
n "a gsnt, OF Ei Hito. 70 recovsr
damages 20 tho amount Of q. .a21.to. TOE
cedar post and wire fence two miles
In length. which the piainun alleges
belongs 20 him. and was removed hy
The dnfenlnnl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
TERR9roRTAt FINDS.

Territorial Treasurer J. ~ Vaughn
has received from Henry LutH. cOilec-
tor OF Lincoln county. taOTs OF 1899
taxes and s51.si of 1900 taxes. from A.
Il. Buruam. collector OF Coifax coln-
~, N.6s Of 1888 taxcs. ssI2T OF 1899
taxes. Ssfs.H Of 1900 taxes. of which
tsS4s2 is for territorial purposes. and
tiIsot for territorial Institutions also
from Donanciano Cordovd. oollcctor OF
Taos county H.42 OF 1899 taxes. s22s %
o. 1900 taxes, OF which ts6.76 Is for ter
ritorial purposes and tt.T2 for terrific
rial Institutions; from C.. n McIlenry.
collector Of San Juan county. ttlA6s OF
1899 tAxes OF which sis2ts n Tor ter
ritouial purposes and y0eSo Tor terri
torial institutions.