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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
TERRITORIAL NEWS.
m Dona Ana County Republican.

From Dona Ana County Republican.
John Clark. who viii conduct tho
Palmiila Club saloon IN the future.
came up from ~ Paso.
Henry FOy came up from M Paso.
who're he had been unlcrEolng treat
fncnt for his eyes. and LEFT with Scott
for organ
Or Burnham and wife ~ New
Hampshire. arrived and viii spend the
winter in Las Cruces This makes the
fourth consecutive winter theso estlma-
hie people have spent here They ar,
located at Mrs. Rudisilrs
Mr. and Mrs. W s. Raker arrived In
Las Cruces from Oretna Nebraska. M
llaker IL postmaster az that place and
his wife expects to remain In Las cru
ces this winter TO derive what benefit
ahe can from a climatic change.
DR. r. G. Caldwell, the gentleman
who purchased the woodland Orchard
properly az Mesliia ias, summer. re-
turned from a trip 20 hts former hom.
IN Kentucky last Saturday. Re brought
Nith hlm some gool horass. coes. II rk.
shire hogs. poultry. etc. The doctor
will make his future home at Mesilla.
Iest Friday evening Conductor Smith
attempted 10 eject bum from No. 3.
at Seiden, and the feiiow assaulted hin
with a gun. Ben Williams was notlfed
the next day and went out On "A ehase
The fellow was described as having .
dsformcd nose. williams caught a fel'
low who was suspected 10 be the indiv'
iduai wanted. Conductor Smith cams
aHusu a "A afafeaN ha sgaa NOT fha nua 1
was afterwards learned that the erlmi
nal wanted had been % ~ Paso and ar
rested for yRErancy. but turned loose
In the meantime Conductor smith 4
lOoking for a man with The crooked pro
boscls. and what he will 90 to him wll
be plenty
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
LAsvreAs


From thr Optic.
Hugh Vaughn has his old place back
Al the Wells Fargo express office. hav-
Ing traded positions with H. l.. Jenkins
who has the messenger run.
Mrs. c. ~. Emo, a former Las Vegas
lady whose husband died shortly eslcr
leaving here for Vermont. IL now living
In New York City. and i doing nicely
a. an artist
The gate receipts az the football
game Thursday we're 500. of which tz2S
was used 60 pay the expenses OF the
Las Cruces team The remainder win
b. used toward paying Tor the expense
% building the enclosure. grand stand.
etc. on the sHounds.
Some malicious person or persons en-
teroi the house OF Nicanor Rudulph, on
the west side saturday night. while the
family was away, and purlnined a num-
beF OF quilts and blankets. two pistols
and ether household effects.
The deal was completed by which II
W. Hayward a Son have purchased
the interest OF Edward Moore IN the
grocery firm of Oraaf a Moore. Il L
the intention % Mesars Graaf a Hay.
ward 10 combine the grocery and meal
basiness ana have both stores undel
one roof.
The divorce case Of Butlmia Teufel a.
Valencia and Roman Valencia, ol
Guadalupe county. has been set by Geo
Money. referee fGr hearing on Decem
bcr iith. and witnesses have been sub
poenaed. O. A. LarraEolo for piainif
and Chas. A. spless for defendant. Tn
court has already granted an order 10
suit money
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
LOUISIANA SOW Aors
She Establishes = Quarantine as ~ rase
Against Saa Francisco.

she Establishes = ouarRntine ~ ~ f'ase
Against san Francisco.
While no detailed particulars Cf the
hubonic plague situation In San Fran
cisco have been giycn the press Il IA
evident that there 4 something new
there says the WI paso Herald.
The state of Louisiana has ann0unc-
ed a quarantine against San f'ranctco
and the orders arr equally as striot az
tbose ~ Texas the creole state van
have station la El Pnso.
DR. Allen Iumol. ~ New orleans. ar
rived and established headuuarteHr with
the Texas authorities He viii co-pp-
crate with John u Mobley and has orr
doga to prohibit Ell fr.lyhi and pasgan-
Fprs from san Francisco FC.ng throuRh
to Louisiana that have not been tn
spectcl and Furnished Wstll a certlneste
by The AUTHORITIES ia san Francisco.
Dr Juiuel says he Il not fnformed on
the czact situation In Frisoo, but sinos
his state has quarantnod he Is of the
opinion thai tho situation II not encour.
aging by any mears. Ho has head
quarters at the Orudorff hotel but viii
be al the station 10 meet al train
from the west
n is known that there have beer
three cases ~ the plague IA San Fran.
cisco within two weeks, but no report
has been received from thore for sey
crnl days Louisiana took action IA ~,
matter last week and sent pr june
/ hpre Go rninRIB lnAonniteiy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
nIo IMPROVEMENT.
santa Fs win spend HALF Million ia
1901.

1901.
Railroad construction and Improve
ment wlll 20 with a rush next year with
the western liEes.
Besides pushing the gig in,ic work OF
grade reductions, upon which Il has al
ready begun. the Santa Re system will
have many more improvements carried
on IN 1901. which includes a big hotel
and depot Al Albuquerque.
In Texas 100 miles OF Sc pound steel
rails VIII soon be laid; from Pueblo 70
Denver the same track Improvements
VIII he made ard this stretch ls likewise
20 be equipped with block signals.
Pueblo j. also 10 have si50,0O0 OF santa
Fe money spent In oniarging ils sard
and Improving trackagc. Then. In ad-
dit.on. the lines of Tie Santa Re sys-
tenn west of Albuquerque, will be great
ly improved during the year 1901. the
following estimates having bctn pre-
sented and approved.
The santa Fs Pacific win ballast nifty
miles with volcanic oinders al an esh-
mated cost OF $4,000 There will be
built forty-two stone arches AZ an esii-
mated cost of SIS o9e and six short gir-
der span bridges al an estimated oOs'
of $4,000. About $4,000 win be eSpend'
"a In the development ~ water supply
The Southern California VIII build d
large yard az Barstow, Cal, at an esti'
mated cost Of sJ20Oo ana will erect q
steel bridge over the los Angeles river
% Los Angeles Cal. al an estimated
cost Of si05. 900. Concrete arches vii
be- buflt at various points. the sum Of
So. 900 having been appropriated Coz
this purpose.
The san Francisco & San JouqniI
Valley railway will exprnd shout tl5.
oeo IN Improvement of its terminal Ia
cilities near san FranCisco IN the cree
tion of a wharf az Point Richmond.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
soooRRo.
rrom ,b, chlsnaln

Tfom The Chirftaln.
IL IL rlifDored that tho younS laiiea
Of socorro are contemplating The o.
ganlxation OF basket ball team That
is a c0minendabie spirit of enterprises.
W. H. Bycrts was IN Russia when
last heard from. about ten days ago.
and was making his way toward Rome.
lie will probably arrive In socorro the
last of next month
"a young son % Asrs. y Van DlGen.
who ~ visiting a the home OF her par
snts. Mr.. and Mrs. G. sickios. foll from
a h0rsn near the Windsor hoiel and
broke his nosc and one OF his artNs.
Elson Jones IL recovering a Httle
from the effects Of his attack of rheu-
matism. though he can b nd his knee,
but very little yet. As soon a. be Il IN
condition to be moved nr will be taken
90 one OF the hot springs of Mexico.
Mw r. l.. Sandere lest Socorro fof
white water. ~ ~. where she wall h.
postmlsiresa. II IA reported that Mr.
Sanders has a good position a, white
water. Both will be greatly mi scd by
their friends In SocorrO.
There are Rt least $4,000 IN socorro's
water bonds on Wilton interest has not
been paid for eighteen months and IN,
holders threaten sull FOR collection. II
u in order for the reRpons bic parties ID
inform the taxpayers why this lnteresl
has not been paid
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
selentI.ts I.usEy Ie New sls.leo.

A number Of interesting discoveries
have been made By tho experiment
station of the Nev Mexico College uf
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. A small
weed growing profusely on the mcssls
and la the valleys was found 10 be salts
factory substitute for litnus aud there
fore Of commercial value.
Prof. aud Mrs. Cockerull, the station
ontOmologists, Ia studying the fauna and
the flOra Of che las Vegas range az an
elevation oi ll,OO0 feet, discovered hi-
teen new specimens OF life ia addition 10
such A. are found only Ia the extreme
north Of Alaska. one ~ che Gnest Wild
rusosiu America was discovered and tics
cribed by Prot. y. .. Mootcn, the sta.
ton hotauist, pruf Cockerull has Just
issued an interesting illustrated bro
churo on the Insect life Of New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08

cxisi or would 10 hurled into unlimited
space when ihu indians w0uli take up
their bows anil 1rrlat ln happy hunt.
inE grounds mauy m ea from the devil
an dtbe Apach t ta eadiy enetniss of
the papaES,s
Tho stfaHn Won n teachings havs
had poweri t.t on the indians.
Some u ihtm ar sf 0n account of
unpleasant drri "a contemplate
Suicide while others ave abandoned
ordinary puraui and are patiently
awaiting the happiness Indicated IN
their visions.
j iterndan ~ She Tucson Misston
SCHOOL went to che reservation a. IA Sal
to pr,aoh the other day. but he could
assemble no congregation Ths woman
hac turned their heads toward the more
fascinatlug croed The Indians followed
her about aHd placed their confidence
in her. She u hailed na a dehvcrer and
several bucks have anounccd that they
viii raiso thc war cry and nsht 70 de-
fond her from delegates who may come
among them fr1m tse pale faces.
THE authorities are hooking into tho
situation and viii usa every effort ta
corroct the bad erect % heF teachings
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
oooa pna to- aalIup schools.

The citizens are much pleased gt the
appointment Of DR.. r. H. Edmon ison'
as q member Of the school board 20 MI
out the term of W y. Pratt who re-
moved from the town. Al the coming
spring election one new member % the
board will be- elected Tor two years and
one for three years. SIR Lanigan stiil
having year TO serve. We claim 10
have the best public schools IN 'l@ ter
rit0ry barring none TIE only compe-
tltor We have had was Albuqueraue.
Last winter work was * hanged be
tween that city and Gallup. the result
was all 70 our credit. one Albuquerque
teacher remarked when she saw tho
work of the different grades of the
GaHup schools. that she wished they
had not sent their work 20 Gallup-Re'
publican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
rirLr TO LAND urHELD.
United ststst supreme Coufs Psssss on the
MAXWELL 0rant

MnnWei NfaAt
The United states supreme court on
Monday rendered an opinion In tho case
0f the Las Animas Land Grant com
pany w. the United states. on appeal
from the decision OF the court OF private
land claims refusing TO take iuri.diction
In the case on the ground that the
grant had hcsn disposrd OF by congress
prior 10 She enactment o. the law creat-
ing the court OF private land claims.
The present opinion affirmed that ycr-
dict. rhe land covers about 10000
acres Of land IN southern Colorado. The
grant was made 20 two pioneers % the
west named Vigil and 81 Vrain.
The grant referred 20 IL the Maxwell
grant n Wss secured by the Maxwell
Land Grant company from Vigii and
S. Vrsin. aud was later bought by
/ Holland capitalists. Who now own %.
The decision ~ the supreme court IN
again maknR good the title " the
Dutch cspitsiists premises t. bring on
afrcsh The wars bstwcsn the sauatters
and officers Of ths law IN thH employ OF
the company. These sQuattera wars
have already cost several lives and have
loccasioned the loss of much property
! For years it has been worth the life %
an officer 20 attempt 10 serve legal pa
I per on occupants OF the disputed terri
tory
Z Ths worst Outbnst % public senti-
ment among the land holdsrs as agalns,
/ the agents of the land holders was In
I ihss. bat as late as ast year 70 was an.
safe for an officer OF the law togo into
the disputed territory intent upon max
sng some settler move out
/ Representative Everett Beii Of Trlni-
dad, a lawyer and intieste In land
business IN Las Aula.as county. Colo
roia. was IN Denver and said that the
land in the grant was valuable m crr-
tain parts for both timber and coal and
that the mountains in the stouowal n
lcountry-a part of the grant had not
0ccn systematically pros .ccted Tor min
cral and promises 10 bring forth much
riches The Red River country ~ alsc
included IN the grant. az IL ihe Vermc 10
country Ia New Mexico. Much more
than haif the grant 10 in the territory
OF New Mexlco and the rest Is In Las
Animas county OF Colorado. The New
Mexican part of the grant Is largely IN
ColfaN county.
The committee compromised and al
lowed z5me OF the settlers to remain
but would not make terms with ring.
leaders Of movements against a..
n remember well thai in iSs some Dc.
puties went 10 the stonewah country
% eject certain settlers" said Mr.. Bell
About eco strong the scttl n attacked
tho aotel In which the deputies were
The aettlors were rspuls. d At nlght Z
big wagonioad OF hay was dlrectet
straight toward the hotel and set nr'
before u was started down ,hc noun
tain. The hotel was turned TO thI
ground. but the deputies escaped"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
oIsrMlcr eounr.
Nunbss ef View salts Fnsd-A rev Desl.
lone


Nan,bss % View salts rllsa-A rev Desls.
iont
New suits filed In the DISTRICT court
are a. follows.
Territory on relation Of Modesto Or
ia Vs. John Mann. ct a.. mandamus
requiring tho defendants 70 accept oer-
tain votes offered at the election of the
old town Rceauia.
Edward urunsfcid W. I'iar Balls. suit
on promissory not Tor t2t2sa, with In
terest and costs.
EDWARD orunsfeld w. Ciomcto Gale
eos. sui, for SIS on promissory note,
Edward Grunsfcld vs. Juan ChaveE y
Moline, on promissory note for lS5
Territory on relation % George a.
Moore W. John Mann. et al, sui,
brought TO require defendants TO show
cause why certificate OF election should
not BE- isEucd 10 plainuns. upon the
ms i0rity Of votes cast at the Old Town
mayordomo Nnd commissioner election
Hannah Harris vs. John Cornetso
suit brought to require defendant 10
replace certain property alleged 10 have
N'"M MNWANMAMANN NfNNWNNAN ANWNN wv
piainun'a propert". or In lieu thereof
shmages IN the sum u $50.
In the case of Dwight Wheeler vs.
Minnie ~ Wheeler. absolute divorce
was granted 70 plaintiff. the ground
tproven being adultery of defendant
'fhe case ~ George W Harr son w.
Rank ~ Commerce. a suit brought by
plalntin 20 recover interest on certain
certificates ~ deposit wac heard BY The
court and Judgment rendered In favor
lof plaintiff.
In the case of IgnaciO Gutl,rres. 81
Ial. Felix II. Lester, guardian 81 al
piaintins were authorised 10 sell piecs
V land Ia Corrales. the pFooeels 10 b,
paid into the estate IN process % aet.
llement In probate court.
The court tried the case of Juana Jus.
10 de Garcia vs Sylvester Garcia, and
granted an absolute divorce on tn,
ground oe abandonment. dcfendan
having deserted plaintiR some year
ago.
Judgment was rendered In plaintiff
favor In case " Edward 0runafeld W
Romolo Wales for iiuss
| In case OF w L. Hathaway vs. Lean.
iro Casias. judgment was rndcrcd iI
lpiaintin'a favor for t2it62.
Ia case OF w L. Hathaway w Mar
ceuno ulibarri. Judgment was rcnderc,
for plaintiff In sum Of 1859.
In the case of w. l.. Hathaway ~
Barney Mason, Judgment was rendere,
m favor " plaintiff for ts7
In case OF VIM. G. whitney ". NJ s
Oter9. ct al. the interest OF David c
ie Baoa, upon due assignment made
was ordered to be paid over TO the de
trndant. NJ. s. Otcro.
In case of Callie Afro W. Henry Afro
nterlocutory Judgment was rcndere,
requiring defendant 10 pay attorney
fees and ti5 per month allmony pen linI
lRrocecdlngs for divorce brought bi
Iplaintiff. che ground alleged being crue
lani inhuman treatment.
In the case OF George X Neher "
AmbToslo Armijo. e al. plaintln praye'
an appeal TO supreme court. which wa
granted. the appeal bond being fxed a
lsB 900.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
EuRorEAN rtums
tatersstinE nailetin Abaus ne Ofoe Inc ~
Ihnaa Plum.


These riums
"The time % blooming q the hey note
to N selection of varictiea for thia cn-
mate No matter how good and pro-
Stable a variety may be- IN other states.
or how widely u is advertised. N IN
New MgXioo its blooming period d ~
early that tho main crop OF blooms u
destroyed by the late sprin frosts. then
sach a variety would bc OF little or no
value hcrc. such D. the case wilh many
well known .Japanose pluins OF which
We have already spoken ia previous
bulieiin However. the Eurupo1n piums
are better adapted to our hish altituae
, gud dry climate They aro generally
I late hiuunmcfH. this infufiua FOod
crops. Different varieties of this type
are boinr grown with satisfactory ~.
suits throughout the territory rhe va
tiutics of the Eurupoan type arr very
humorous ana cover long period In
rlpeninu there n also such wide
| range in ascs and coiora that a seicc-
ton q. varieties can b. made Tor noarly
any purpose Tor which plunts aFe uscd
Twcniy varieties 90 the European
plums have been tested IN the expert
~
and during the last slN vcsrs record
of the blooming and ripeuinE periods OF
these pluins has been kept also es-
yrptions OF eaci variety have been
muic All are good, ana with twu ex
lCCptious. bate bioomera. blooming after
danger of frost g. over The Tragedy
and Clyman are what may bo called
meiium late bionmers. being usually in
fun hloom about March 26th. whom
danger ~ frost % not yct an oveg. The
/ Ciymau secng to b. a bctter cold rusls-
ter than 'he Trnrcly. az D. usually haa
a better crop, ranging from a fair 10
a heavy one. The Clyman d a prouiis-
h, plum. especially bccalse % fruita
very early 10 can bc pllccd on tho
market as early a. the Wild Goose.
Most % the varieties Ia the test tend
to ovcg.bear, ana in order % secure large
nne fruits heavy thinning e. necessary
This IS especially true OF such varieties
a. the Royaio ilatlvc. lmcpriai Gage.
Hulgsrlan. Iecllcnberg Ponds Seeding.
yellow Egg. and French Prune.
u is unusually unsafe 90 make a gen
csal recommendation % varieties OF any
fruit The value OF "a variety lies not
only in a. intrinsic merits, but ia its
adaptations b. the personal likes of the
growers. ,the markets and other cxter-
nal conditions. However the following
are a few 0f the varieties which now
seem to De- valuable Tor general uses,
The size. color anG date ~ nponing st
Aicailla park ls given with each variety.
lCiyuian. large, purple. rlpens July ist.
Royaic Hative medium. purple ripena
July i2th. Jefferson large, golden yell
low ripcus August 18th. yellow Egg.
large yellow, rIs'ns August 2bih.
Ponds Seeding large. purple ripena
August goth.
The pruncs DO admirably The
French. German and Silver are perhaps
the best the silver primo being the
largest and the French the smallest
and must PROLIFIC.
Fabian GARCIA.
! Mcailln Park. Dec 3. 1900
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
FOUND A hurled TREASURE.
The Luck % Two Prnspvctors Near the
Towh 90 Tuiarnss.

The Luck % Two Prnapectors Near the
Towh of Tuiarnsa.
About eight miles from Tular1sa, on
the rad 90 Pellmans well, Andrew
Fuqua and Noah Par,ec. prosf ectors.
found n cache % mining Implements.
including Rads drills. picks. shovels.
tWo saws. hammer and axe. They al
10 found a coffoe mill and 100 pounds of
rich gold bearing rock IN addition
there we're nearly nfly Msxi an dollars
and 100 smaller coins The money and
tools had evidently been buried N sacks
and dug up by coyotes. as lhe contents
of the sacks were scattered over several
feet OF ground. The handles Of the tools
showed siEns % decay. indicating that
they must have been buried years ago.
rae articles were hidden probably By
some one with the intention OF rCturn-
Ing to them In a short time, az one Of
the sacks contained coffee and chewing
tobacco lt Is supposed that thy were
hidden by prospc tors who Il her lost
their bearings and could not locate the
/ spot again or were killed b. lndians.
Tho gold rock panned out tsl 50,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08

The post mortem examination and
the inquest over the remains ot John
Larson. who was killed on the Santa
Pc railroad tracks AT Ortiz in this
county. has b,en postponed until this
evening. when the witnesses from Ortiz
and the train crew which picked up the
body viii be- here. Supcrintend n, }. u.
Hurley will also b. present Col 4. r..
Twiichell will represent the railroad
company and District Attorney H. G.
Gortner the county. New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08

The Fischer Drug company. 5000
capital. has been organised and incor-
poraRd. and hss acquired the drug
store of A. J. Fischer. The members
OF the company are 0eorge w. sch0oh
president and treasurer. a. J. Fischer
manager and sccrotary; and Hugh y.
wilcox.
A happy surprise party was tendered
10 Ramona Baca, daughter ~ ar. ana
Mrs r. J.. Baca. The anair was ar
ranged BY her friends. Ititchie seiigman
and clara Davis u proved 10 b. a
delightful occasion u which games and
Refreshments proved 90 b. The failures.
Very quietly and rcverrntly. John
Quinn. with foW of Ms old veteran
friends. went % Rosario cemetery sun
day and placed over his wife's grave a
handsome tablet bearing this inscrlp
ton sacred to the memory ~ Mrs.
John quinn. noe Jennie Gallagher Born
In Pittsburg. Pa. April 70. 1881 died at
Santa Pc September 70. 1900
Ross Mcmillan left Tor Las Cruces.
lie viii remain In southern New Mex
leo for a couple % weeks and viii look
about for a location to 70 into the
sheep or goat raising business lie a.
posting himself thoroughly. however
FIRST upon the subject. and that IN the
way TO succeed
Governor L. Bradford Prince and
Mrs Prince left Chicago on the esth oi
November for New York Guy They
stopped On a lay In Washington, whore
Governor Prince called on the prosi-
dent AZ chairman OF the committees on
resolutions OF the irrigation congress
that held iis sessions la ChlcaEo re-.
Gently. and presented the resolution,
adopted by the congress IN regard 70
the arid land question. Irrigation mat
ters and the like re attended the con-
gress as delegate from the territory
I and from The bureau 81 immigration.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08

~ W Hammond Moab. Utah. pres
.deut ~ the district 0r stake 81 the
Mormon church. comprl sing southeas.
tern Utah and northwestern New Mex.
ico, was thrown from q rags BY a
runaway team at tlIs 0ls Hubbard
ranch on ths san Juan near bloomfield.
last sunday Afternoon and died from
the injuries rcceiycd Tuesday morning
he was an aged man and never rallied
from the shock. His left arm was
broheh ~ two places and his right hip
f,acfured A Mr. Halis. OF Aiancoa.
was with him In the wagon, but escaped
serious injury.
An important meeting ~ church ON
ciais was being held AZ bloomfield the
day %, tho accident and everything
possible was done TO relieve the injured
mans kufierings Bishop Ashcroft Of
Fruitland was present ana assisted ~
caring for him BY every n"ans in his
power
The body VI Prcsidons Hammond was
taken to Durango and thence to salt
Lake Cor fnisrnent. San Juan County
Index.