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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
OFFICIAL NOTES.
Interesting School Statistics--Teul
tcrial Funds.
THE BUREAU or IMMIGRATION.
rHr nFr1c1At. cotfNr.

THE OFFICIAL COUNT.
Territorial Secretary wallace IL not
able 70 complete the onicial count %
votes cast on November IN the ter
ritory because Lincoln and Guadalupe
counties have thus far failed 20 send
In the poll books
SCHOOL REPORTS.
Superintendent NJ G, de naca has
received the annual report OF the SUI
perintendcnt OF schools OF Rio Arriha
county. There are a. school districts
In the county. 90 schools. % male and
10 female teachers, an enrolment OF
1850 maio and ga female pupils. a
school enumeration OF 1895 male and
i.5s6 female chlidren receipts Of tii,-
600 60 and expenditures OF ts,22s.bt
The average school term IL little
lszs than four months per year.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS.
Territorial Treasurer j. " Vaughn
has received tho following amountr.
s. 90 Tor a copy 10 the Compiled Laws
from William NJ. Robins. collector Of
sierra county. tsiG 70 0f 1898 taxes. 0f
which t22s.11 Is for territorial purposes
ana 367. Tor territorial Institutions;
tia 50 of 1858 taxes. ti't.ag OF 1890 taxes,
~ which tg;sf is for territorial pur-
poses and tsl Tor territorial lnstltu-
lions. from Ncpomuceno Martinez. COLI
hector of union county. s1i ~ OF 1923
taxes ani tll % %; 1900 taxes. from J..
H. Burnside. collector no giani county,
81 ~ % 1888 taxes, Si.ol ui is98 taxes,
ti.Ci OF 1897 taxes. l6.ol of 1855 taxes,
Sc "a og lsga taxes
THE BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION.
J. y. spanler. general agent OK the
Atchison. Topeka a santa be railway.
az Rome, Italy. has addressed Govern
or Otero requesting that copies OF the
governors report and such printed
matter az d furnished by the bureau
OF immigration be sent 70 him FOR use
In his Office. He says that he receives
many inquiries concerning New Mex
leo. and he hnds that the best way 20
answer them n 20 supply the appll-
Giants with this printed matter. The
governor referred this letter promptly
TO the secretary OF the bureau OF i'm
mlgra ton, who has forwarded copies
OF the governors report for 1899 and
pamphlets published by the bureau al
immigration on the climate OF Neg
Mexico. is natural resources horti-
culture. agriculture. the different coun-
ties 81 the territory. atock rOtalng
etc. to Mr.. spanler IN Rome. Il IL be-
coming daily more and more apparent
that New Mexico 10 attracting a great
deal Of attention as a health resort and
az a mining territory. Inquiries are
received by Governor Otero and by the
bureau OF immigration not only from
all parts ~ the United siates bu,
also from countries In Europe. Rsking
for information. All inquiries ad-
drcssed to the governor are referred 70
the secretary Of the bureau and by him
literature h sent out 10 those deair-
ing Information This will certainly dc
the territory some good.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Rockefeller Is n Baptist deacon In his
on hours ard one OF the 40 standard
on leaders otherwise, and he believes
IN keeping business and religion sspa-
rate. And - u has come TO him with
Jar when two or three colleges re-
Gently a1ked the origin OF his money
before accepting donations. one chi
oago school turned down his gift al
together, requesting him 10 sivs Il to
a hospital or some other non-seholaa-
tlc Institution instead.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
COUNTY ROAD Nnrpa RrPAfRs

COUNTY ROAD NEEDS REPAfRs.
The moot dangerous piacs In the ROAD
between Bland and Thoratoa 10 AZ the
rock blum. a mile south u bland A
stream Of water Il constantly pouring
from a spring AZ the top Of the incline.
and runs down ths middle ~ the road.
During tbs e0ld weather the water
fregEes and makes THE point absolutely
unsafe for passengers and teams To
make the needed rerSirs would requirg
but a small sum 81 money and the an-
thoFi,ies should not overlook this fact.
but act at once
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

The New Mexican. replying 10 The Cit
iEen. cheerfuny remarks The New
Mexican fully agrees with It's esteemed
contemporary that all sinecures In the
territory. paid by territorial funds
should be abolished. Hut the question
arises. where are these sinecures1 The
New Mexican knows OF no territorial
official who receives a salary out OF tbs
territorial treasury who does not givs
full value received for such salary"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

The Wells Fargo Express company
has notified each Of It's 10000 employees
hay they would receive for a Thanks
giving gift a turkey a bunch Of ce,.
Try, can Of oysters. a box OF apples
ogether with the compliments ana
rood wishes OF the management, a
pretty good company TO work for that
IL.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

while the best citizens Of New Mex
SEQ are trying 20 devise ways and
means 20 reduce taxation. there are
other fellows lying awake nights plan
ning how they can yet in their graf,
on tbs territorial treasury.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

corps OF travelling salesmen. who viii
cover the southwest All 81 which
goes TO show that the progress ana On.
terprisc OF AlbuQuorque IL being recog.
nlzed and this city Il cortain TO become
the business metropolis OF tho coun-
try between Denver and Los Angeles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Last Friday afternoon General Mana
ser W v wynkoop. OF the Cochlu re.
duction and improvement, company. re-
turned 20 Woodbury. from "A business
trip 10 Chicago. Hs 10 rushing the
work on the new mill ne rapidly as poe.
sible. and Is DESTROYS Of having 70 com
pleted BY the middle Of February or the
first of March.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Lincoln. Neb.. Nov, 2s.-The onlcial
count for Nebraska shows that Nc
Kinley's plurality IN the state IN T.
s9s OF these Mckinley received i2i. %
sSs, Bryan Iit0ia
For governor Deiterieh. republican.
has liss7s; Poynter. fuslonls,. ils.0is.
peiterich 10 the lowest man on the re-
publican stats ticket.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Judge John stansbury. Forest Nc
Kinley. .. L. Doran. r., l.. Medier. Gus
OBrlen and several other parties In
dulged themselves In FOX chase on
the mesa last night MIR. Medler get
ting the FOX. which viii be mounted
Optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

New Mexico. az the November eiec.
ton. elected 10 republican and 2 dem
ocratic sheflns IS republican county
commissioner and IS democratic com.
missioners. the the republicans control
ling 70 boards OF county commissioner
and the democrats 2. y republican and
{ democratic probate judges.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Money continues TO come In frms
Australia whish has become a good
patron o. this country's exports. The
Eub.treasury az New York on wednes.
day patio out i22ss.O00 on checks drawn
Tor Australian gold deposited in the
San Francisco assay once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
rrl,Irhnnm POUND Gulii,

Interest In the present term % court
has conferred around the cast o. the
United states vs.. John a. Tcitlcoa im
for using the malls In the promotion
OF lottery scheme. After occupying
the attention OF the court for several
days. and requiring the subpoaenaing
OF witnesses from different parts OF the
territory ana from Colorado. the case
was given TO the jury az o'clock Fri
day night X shortly after ~ o'clock
the jury returned a sealed verdict.
which was opened in court saturday
morning The jury found the defend
ant guilty as charHed
The penalty for this violation IL tsQ6
ine or one year Ia the United states
jail. or both.
Messrs. Long a Fort. attorneys for
the defendant took an appeal 70 the
supreme court OF the territory. Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Frank Garcia sold his wool. ii,259
pounds. al IS cents to Ralph Hammer
dough. Of Trinidad. Tuesday. Mr.
Garcia - oae OF the prominent sheer
Ren OF this locally. and while he be-
.eves I, In possible that wool will ad-
vance. he though, he would be salts
led with ~ centss.-Union County
stOckman.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

u 10 estimated tina, al the late cleo
tlon $1,000 women voted In Colorado.
aiOo0 tn Utah. ii.so0 IN Idaho aud s.1Oe
IN Wyoming more than ever before
voted FOR a president 10 the history Of
tho country
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Last week al the Boston mine ex-
change 7o5 shares 81 the C1chi,l Gold
Mining company stock were sold az 81
20 {Si3 per share. or santa Re Gold
and Copper stock 2.ii2 shares were sold
at from sG.jj TO IS per share.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Rsd River Prospector. The late
siecton IN this tsffiisry proves that
there exists no race war IN New Mex
leo That 10 right. for tners 10 no cause
for such . condition Every person who
tries 70 stir up race trouble should 80
down 20 oblivion. Every American
county Eavs . majority for t4arrsE0lo
ana svery Mexican eounty save Rodsy
4 majority o. ffNn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

The snterprislng merchant win set
his holiday advertising before the pub
ne ~ once. before the catalogue mail
order houses divert their attention.
The people Of AlbuquaTdque and sur
rounding country hays money 70 spend
this year, and the stores that make the
best telles 70 them viii secure their
Trade.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

70 IL the day Of young men. Never
before IN ths history OF the world has
shore been such q grand opportunity
Tor the active, intelligent. faithful
young man 10 get 70 the top.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

sir Arthur sullivan the English
musical composer. - dead. the result
81 heart failure. His death vas very
sudden While be was laughing and
talking nv fell down and dled.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

u, appears that the exultation Of the
republicans has been premature. John
q. woCtley prohibitionlst candidate
eor president. announces; Ours IA the
only victory Of this campaign"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Holland. the man with the Jules
Verne boat proposes TO take a subzna
rine trip to Europe II he sets through
II viii be- because he IL saved by faith
as well as works.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

The citizen represents itself and no
one else. and 10 amply able 90 take care
og itself upon say and all occasions,
political OF otherwise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

OFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNS.
Territorial Secretary Wallace satur-
day afternoon completed the ofieial
canvass OF the vote Tor delegate TO con-
grcss. There are some slight changes
In the totals of several counties, but
not SUFFICIENT 20 affect the result.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

This city badly needs q wooden fac
Aory. one that could manufacture blan-
kets and several grades Of woolen cloth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

The official count Of the vote IN Mis-
souri, shows that there are $1,000 re-.
publican votes In that state.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
in THE COCHITlS.
Mines Being Developed DR. Grace
will Take a Vacation.
BATCH OF INTERESTING NOrts.
From the bland Herald.

From the bland Herald.
A PAINFUL INJURY.
a small piece Of steel from a hammer
fell into the right eye 81 superintend Mt
J, A. Rice last Friday while he was 80
curing some samples from the mine.
The injury was painful enc and the
services Of a surgeon were required 10
extract the silver 81 steel.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
LBTTBR LiST.

Following Il list Of letters TemalninR
unoailed Tor IN the poslOlllce at Albu-
querqne, New hexioo. for the wesk Nnd.
Ing November "A:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
Tough Esperieuce WIN Tramp..

Conductor Smith and brakeman Har-
ry Weber, OF thu incoming passenger
train. had quite an experience az Ia
gosa Junction yesterday afternoon.
Three men, considerably the worse for
liquor which ala not help their Eener-
ally tough disposition. tried 10 work
their way 10 Durango on the blind
baggage" Being detected ana nrcd.
obey got on the passenger coach. and
said they had one dollar each. and said
they we're going 20 Durango whether
the conductor liked II o. not Well.
Conductor Smith Ia net built right 70
allow such threats and In ,nia he IL
ably backed oy Weber. Two Of the
touGha we're put on and In landing the
third smith dropped tbs stove poker
and 81 the same tias resolved a blow
from the FIST Of the intruder. inficting
NO particular damage. The man, haw-
ever. picked up the pokss and leg Il ny
at the trainman. striking Weber on
the lover Jaw, knocking out two teeth
ans splitting ihe lip. The train came
into Durango without the touRha Word
Was sent back TO Pagoaa Junction from
the hrst station reached and the bad
men from Bitter Creek were arrested
and the one who threw the poker win
no doubt receive the full benefit Of the
law, but this will be small recompenas
Tor the damage indicted on Weber,
Durango Deocrat.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

A miser In an Indiana village hid
$500 10 years ago and forgot where
he put Il. A few days ago there waa
a big rain In the village where the
uiises lived and Ave days after the rain
farmer living 10 miles from ,he VII
lage found che 5000. The farmer re-
ceived a. so for his nnd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

rfippisd Tsisd fnsHy dacipss Fad I've ~ thea
gave me NJ 10 de. Noae ~ theps did me lnueh
good The paths IN my uack, hips. 80 lrGs
me Nv appetite aae very had. Rverfbofg
who saw me said mud die itosk Eye beffiea
% Golden Mcdieai niscovsry, aad fcar vlele
suffering twelve years win rhaimatism.s
Or. Pierce's Medical Adviser, In paper
binding, Jyse on receipt Of a. ons-oenf
stamps to pay expense OF mailing eHiy.
Address Df. h. " Pierce. buffalo. n. Y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
couch 7"

That Il about the miidest form ~ ont
cry = man makes when rheumatian sub
denly tweaks him. In ita worst forms
rheumatism u a living death The VIC
tim, incapable Of moving hand ~ ioot,
has no part IN the greet procession q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
nInnrs nr srnIREns

Ia discussing the reciprocal rights
~ employer ana employe. Justice Ne.
Lauahlin Of the New York appellate
court sald;'lt cannot be seriously quss-
iionsd that svery workman has the
right In the nis, Instance. 90 say for
Nhou and with wA0m he viii work.
This right IL given 70 every person Of
legal Ags Nh0 IL competent 20 sct. An
employer hss the absoluts right 10 say
whom he VIII smploye ans The smploys
has the ugAl To- say BY whom he will
work fhs rigst 10 reciprocal. and
oass thai nghi l. destroyed personal
liberty 10 destroyed ana chaos rslgns.
aud n one hAs the right. acting Ia hls
oWn individual capacity. he dsss act
iole !, whsa acting with others clothed
wlth an equal right o. tina, employers
may combine ana say that lhsy viii
~ employ persons who are members
~ isher org inifatiens and lahOrcrs
may combine and say that they VIII not
work for fmployCs who engage any but
members ~ their labor organization 81
held, w caae OF National pTotseliye
asFociaiou. Ctc.. W. Enterprise ass0-
citation. etc. n Y App C."
Applylng this doctrine 10 whas q
known AZ b.lckllsting among railroad
companies. u appears that the law up-
holds blackl'utlng
Hon w CLANCY Who vac al san.
q Re oh lsgsi business. returned home
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
HuGHEs a wcCRRIaHr. PuRLisHKma
suraCRIrTION RlrEs.

rAe ocnsul gives Arizona an Indian
population 90 2tett
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
FANCY BooTiL

The following H. . list of those who
donated fancy work and other articles
10 the fancy booth The Sisters Of char.
liy. Albuquerque. Sisters Of Charity,
Leavcnworth. kaa. AIRS. X. 4. HAN,
Vincent Hall, u. Ruppo Sisters Of 10.
rclto. santa Fs: Mrs. J J. oBrien,
Miss Anna Marion Port Henry. n. VI
Mesdames Qatlin, Harm, Varlsy. Cros-
son. norradalls, Maloy. Freeman, Hal
loran. Donlin, Wright Hammond.
schmidt Korbsr Haynes. Keike Boat.
right Beekler Brady. Dennis. ssdea,
CARROLL Misses Bonineld. sophia Ar
milo, OLSEN, Nehor MillenbauEh. Anita
and Leila Armlio. sails. A. Hubbeil, n.
Hu0bcli. Sisters Of Loret,o. Las Cru
cesi Mrs. j. A. Carroll. Thoas who gave
cash were; Messrs. Beaver. ulrard,
Eakin, Glover. Coleman, q " Chavez.
Yrisarri Brlton barry HauoWay. Lins.
ley. selYey Powers. Fraser. Anton.
parkhursi y Huhheli.
DOLL BOOTH
The doll hoolh received donations %
dolls rom the following Daily Citlasn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
Anour rnE LraIsLArrnE.

In the legislative council az the com.
ing session there VIII be some veterans
In legislative service viz: Colonel J
frank Chavez 81 Valencia: Hon. r. -.
Burns. OF Rio Arriba. Hon Thomas
Hughes. uf Bernaliilo Those who have
served one term are Messrs. Frank
Springer. Charles A. spless. % San Mi
guel. Malaquias Martinez. ~ Taos
Those who will serve their FIRST term
are pr. g, q. Cruikahank. % s0corro.
Mossrs. Juan Navarro. % Mora. Dr. q.
w. Harrison OF Bernalillo. Hon. j. l..
Fielder % Grant; Hon. }. H. Hinkie
o. Chayes. and Hon. Charles y. Eas-
Hey ot Santa Fe Among the mem
bers al the council are ave lawyers,
namely. Col J. Frank ChaveA ana
Messrs. Frank Springer C.. A. spless
g. r Easley ana ] l.. Fielder There
are two physicians. Drs q. W. Harri-
son ana G. @ Cruikshahk Hon. T. ID.
Burns h a merchant and stock raiser
Hon Thomas Hughes IL a printer and
editor. Hon. Thomas Malaquias
Martinez. Juan Navarro and J. y. Hin
kle are stOckralsers ana ranchmen
Among the members OF the house
of representatives are the following
lawyers Benjamin M Read. Granville
PeRdIeton. T.. c. Abbott. q. s. Bate
man. VIII s. Barnes Is st0ckraiser
and pays special attention TO bloodtd
cattle. r. w Winston " a merchant
and miner. Alexander Bowie IN coal
mine superintendent and engineer. G..
A. Dalies Is a merchant. Messra.
Encarnaclon sandoval. CristOhal san
ches, Bellarmlno Trujillo. Emiiiano
Gutierrez. Vencesalao Chayes. Jose
Sanchez, ] r. Gomez. Martin SAN
chez W. u. Ascarase are stock men.
owners % sheep ana cattle. and farm
ers.
In the house the following are sxpo.
riencei members: Messrs Il. II. Read.
OF Santa Re. u. l.. Gutlerres. OF Ber-
nalillo. Martin Sanchez. % Valencia /:
r. II Winston. Of sierra. and q. s..
Bateman. OF Eddy. The members who
have had no legislative experience In
the territory are Meaara Granville
Pcndleton. OF San Juan. y. c. Abbott.
q Taos; incarnation SandOvAl. OF
Union. Crlstoval Sanchez. Of Mora
Chapman Valdez and Sena. OF san Mi
guel. J, =. Martinez, OF Guadalupe.
Gomez. OF Santa re. Vencealao Chavez.
% Bernalillo. Alexander Bowie. OF Me-
Kinley, Carl A. Dates. % Valencia
Jose Sanchez. 81 sOcoFro. Slaughter Of
ote'o. Walton. 81 Grant. and Asoarate.
OF Dona Ana. Hon. win g. Barnes. OF
cnlf1x. served a. a member OF the as-
sembly % Arizona, Hon q AZ Read,
% fant& ~ county. VIII be the only
merr Der who has served two terms
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
CENTURY BAZAAR Contributors
A i.ist OF Those VINO Contributed Articles
ned CASH.

asd CASH.
The management of the Catholic
cemetery bazaar, which held forth for
a week az the Columbus hail, take this
method TO thank the following con.
tributors Tor donations ~ articles and
cash. 40 we'll a. any others whose
names have been inadvertently omit.
ted. The bazaar Melted the manage.
ment nearly $1,000 the funds Of which
VIII BE- turned over 10 Father Manda.
tart and VIII be used Tor a charitable
purpose
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

life, on which he
garcs with hope
less eyea A great
many sufferers
from rheumatism,
who had given up
hope, have been
cured by the use Of
DE-. Pierce'a Gold
en- Medical Die
covery. A medl.
cine which will
cleanse the blood
from uric acid aud
other poieonA VIII
cure rheumatism.
Golden Medical
Discovery has
no equal IN itn
power 70 cleanse
the blood and 10
enrich a. y Dis
coveyB contains
neither aieekel
nor narcotics
~ hnd been tr0ul,.
led With rheumaiisln
lor twslVe Yfafas
writes Mr. ri fo.
HniEht % cadee.
williamsburg couuty,
8. & $50 had a tirNkS
! could moi leave ny
bed VA badIq
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Hon y w CLANCY Who was al san
a Fs on lsxsl business. returned home
Saturday night
The Republican., 1900-12-06

great strips of sticking plaster were
over his head and back around his
cheek and nose to hold it together. He
had on no shirt but an old checked
jumper. His pants were split up be-
hind nearly to his knees. He had no
stockings on and his toes were sticking
out in front. He was dirty and
wretched, and exhaustion and hunger
almost overcame him, but he knew his
wife was coming that morning; and,
dear reader, drunkard loves his wife.
Don think that all love is gone because
man is a drunkard. He could not re-
sist the desire to go down to the long
pier where the boat landed to see her.
1t was early Sunday morning. Two
or three hundred of Newport's most IA
vored guests were on board. and he
thought he would keep out of the way,
so he hid behind big case of dry goods
on the pier; but he peeked out, and love
has long, sharp eyes, and she was
watching with all her loving heart to
see Jack. She caught glimpse of his
disfgured face. She flew down the
gang plank and up to this poor monde
script and cried: ''Oh, JaclA oh, jack"
and threw her arms around his neck
and kissed him. She was a beautiful
woman, dressed as daintily as she could
be, and she took his arm and walked
up the long pier in front of that crowd
of milhonaires and wealthy, refined
people. She could not stay but dav
or INt,+ E..
the same way, and with a breaking
heart she went back to her Canada
home.
Early in the following winter this
same Jack came to see us. He had on
linen duster, with no shirt on. The
sleet and the snow was packed in around
his broken shoes. He was wet to the
skin. He took seat for the first time
in the old McAuley Water Street mis-
sion. There he heard the news that
Jesus Christ could save drunkard
: There he learned that there was hone.
and as converts rose and told with
glowing faces that Jesus Christ had lift
ed them out of hen itself he took cour-
age, and when the invitation was given
him came forward and gave his heart to
God. Dear reader, for over ten years
this man has had control of the largest
mission in Canada. Supported by a
large Methodist church, hundreds and
hundreds of people have been brought
to Christ through his efforts. Many
have gone as missionaries to India, to
Africa, to China and to South America.
and his work still goes on, and Jesus
is with him. His name is John r. Nc
Conica, and his mission is the old Brew
cry mission of Montreal.-S. H. Hadley,
In Rams Horn.