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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-06
OUTBREAK IN China.
Rebels Burn Missions and XIII
Catholic Priest.
French Troops Ignomlnlously Routed
BY Chlnese Rebels.
Brotherhood OF IrainmSs Withdraw from
Fedsralion Of Raiiway Hmployes.
sHu svsE orr HuousH cOAsr.

Viotcfla, b. c., Jan. According 10
news received from the Orient hy the
steamer Queen Adelaide, she troops OF
france have been ignominiOualy routed
with loss Of thirty killed IN battle with
The natives Of ihe provinces OF Quang
rung, southern Uhlna, where fof some
slime there has been trouble over the De
limitation OF the Franco Chinese boun.
Diary.
The news was received by great anti.
iureign demonstrations at shan Tung. A
numDer Of missions have been looted aud
destroyed. Some prlests and missi0naf
les have been killed aud Ia pitched bat.
Tie with the imperial troops sent against
them over 100 Tebels wern slain. Among
lhu Christians who tiret suffered at ihr
lands OF The rebels We7e thirteen fam.
lilies connected with the American mis.
sion board 10 Tuug Chang. near fhsu
Their houses we're io0,ed aud they were
robbed OF property 10 the value ot 1900
laela -Four families OF tha American
Presbyterian mission we're robbed and
their homes destroyed.
Upon thH Catholics the natives gave
She fuil force VI ihsir fury. A number
sase killed Two hundred families we're
robbed, and many homes aud ehapels
Rtre burned. The priest was murdered
With great brutality. His head was sew
cred IOm his body and suspended from
the top OF n tree. TX Catholic Christians
we're also murdered Missionaries OF
both denominations appealed 90 the con.
'pls for protection.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-06

walks feet wide, al ilnsar test, of os.
ment walks 10 feet wide, 1898 llnaar
fest total, I.t0s linear ieei, involving "a
expenditure Of about $1,000"
The street COMMITTEES was authorised
10 make . contract foF q test granite
orosa welk from ths Bank oi Commerce
10 Rupees drug store,
TIE special COMMITTEES. consisting Of
Aldermen Burkhart and Tletney, made
lte report last evening FasaSalng shs
Highland para question, which appoags
70 BE- entirely satisfactory 10 the oisissae.
Following are she conditions,
The special committee hefetoiors 80.
pointed 70 report upOa she proposition Of
certain citizens 70 have decided 20 the
city Tor park purposes, blosk Ia ths
Terrace addition. reports.
"Thnt Mr. A. b. McAliian, on bsbAll ol
himself aud other eitlasne. agrees b ga.
tet Into an agreement with the olty %
pay all ocele " necessary grading et aaid
block Tor para purposes Ia excess os t2bo.
That tue Terrace addition agrees 10
allow the para commission, frse Of
charge, She Iise Of q private piDe line BE-
longing % Is and passing through said
block, which Il sullicleat 10 supply All
water necessary fos aaid park Tor soma
time " come, The aaid plps llne -
eomeWhal out OF repair. but the cost Of
piaeing % IN good condition will be
small
"That Mr. A. n. CfIsty he. agreed 70
plat said BLOCK Tor snoh purposes, with
oat charge.
"ln the opinion Of the committee thaa
while there are better locations fog =
park, n0ne can be obtained on moe Ito.
erAi terms The objection that II Is
too Ter cut will soon BE- oveTcoms, We be-
lieVe. by the growth Of tbs clsy IN this
digeeti0n. Property In this nelghbog.
hood II increasing In value eveFg day
and there 10 no land suitable Tor such
purposes 10 be had ia the Highlands. en.
cept NJ a pFica 5ay0nd the means Of the
city should this block BE- accepted, the
city will BE- nt no expense whatever from
IL general fund, that IL, ali moneys
which The park commission may dasm
necessary 10 spend upon 10 improvement
will come from the special park tax.
The matter OF expenditure h entirely
within the control OF that commission.
lhe CITY cannot bind thAt commission %
70 spend any specified sum upon the psfk
within anT one rear.
This commitlee a In favor Of acQuif.
ING AL lands possible f0r para puEr~aaa
and ~ believe the present pEep0itisn
shouid be aeceptsd.
"rhe COMMITTEES. therefore, Fae0m.
mendg that upon tbs execution OF she
agreements hereinbeiore referred a.
made by Mr.. MILAN, Mr.. Crlstg Ana ths
Terrace Addition company, bl0nk 2 %
the Terrace addition ba accepted toT park
purposes.
The city agreed 10 baAr the expense Of
testing validity Of the sidewalk statute,
and the statute for this enforcement Of
lhe collection OF tar bills. 10 be- issued
for tbs payment for sidewalk on Father
6entiles property on Washington ave-
nne.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-06
IsvEsrIoATISa ROBERTS.

House COMMITTEES sun ~ WORK on the
Utah PoiygAmist
Washington, Jan. b.--The Roberts In.
VeailgatlOn committee continued In
session to-day. Chairman Taylsr stated
that he had received from ex.5ecretaFy
Carlisle letter giving his views on ths
case. The record OF Roberts application
and admission 70 citizenship does not
comply with the Law a. / understand it
and DO not think he will be allowed "a
vote In any state upon certificate based
upon that record.
"Iie Is at this very moment q pOlygam.
ist. not having st any time abandoned or
Tenouneed the relation assumed by plural
marriages, and cOhRbitAtl0n with al
legged wives Ia not Al all necessary. Thr
question. therefore, IL whether the com.
mittee will decide on the question OF
tinai right that an und0abted polygamist
who justldeG the doctrine and practices
polygamy shall ee allowed 70 hold seat
in the house"
II was determined by the committee 20
ash Carlisle for his views more NJ
length on the general right Of congress
10 exclude 3 member
Roberts then read typeNfillen state
ment reviewing In detail the proceed
ings OF the case up 70 date. He said
There IL no statute ~ Tar ~ made 4
appear before the committed, either Ia
Utah or the United States. applicable u
the ease which dlsqualides & repfeson'
tatiVe elect from the 0tliea Of congress
man In the lower house OF the American
congress-"
Roberts dwelt with special emphasis
on :he right OF a constituency 10 deter
mine the moral character OF q member
10 IL left 70 those constituents 10 deter
mine. he said. what shall De the moral
status OF the man they wish 10 send n
congress b be- thelT representative and
not 10 the house Of congress.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-06


Al the twsnty.siEIh national confer
enee Of charities md corrections. held
recently In Cincinnati, George florence,
superintendent Of the Illinois state 70.
formatOry, in a paper treating on "The
Relation OF the Cigarette 10 Crime" dc.
clared that cigarettes are destroying
mDFe boys and making criminals OF
more OF them than the saloons
la his refOrmatory there are 21S boys,
OF ca averaging l2 ysafs OF age. 5s are
were cigarette emokerf; ot 1873, average
IL years Of age. l25 wsrs cigarette amok.
ers; Of ~, averaging IS years, rs we're
olRaFette smokers IL went on 10 dem.
OnstFate that e2 pei eenI oi this whole
number were cigarette liends at the sine
OF committing crimes for which thsy
were sentenced 10 the reiOrmRtory. The
general discussion at the conference
showed similar experiences connected
with the rsiormatOries for boya. The
cigarette, ~ n moral abre destroyer. has
no equal. Rae, OfegOnian.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-06
BLuEwArER NOTES.

Few Paragraphs from AionE the
santa 80 rRciho.
Special Correspondence.
Blneweter. N. 81. Jan. i.-This IA a
very open winter 20 TAR, little snow hay-
lng fallen In the mountains.
There is talk OF coal schutes being put
up here, or nj Grants, with odds In favor
Of "Augua Zule" Then look out for our
telegraph ofllce.
Major Van Doren. Of the BlueWateF
Land aud Irrigation company, IL away
on trip
Sol. Block. Of Grants, a contemporary
OF ColumbGs--hasing landed in New
Mexico the same year 'Chris." did on the
shores o. the VEST indies. was In town on
Tuesday. Bays he sold spring At Guyo
tor 10000.
Simon BibO and Mr. Horrigan. his chief
clerk. stopped OF here last evening, for a
'ew hOurs, on their way 90 ThOFeau.
Near he latter piace, the home OF ranch.
man wEs destroyed BY ire a few days
ago. A. II. NcDERAOTT.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-06

kleulerio Padilla. Desldsgio aal,asos
aud kmsierio tiaFcia, thrss young men
Of santa Fe. who wese pardOned By 8ov.
sfhof Olsfo New Years day. weFe ssntea-
eed Tor numbering thslr young cOmpan-
Ion. harcellino Vigil rhs murder o.
enrfed Ia GA aoequiA hear lion Casper
avenue, beyond tha capital Tue young
men had been drinking heavily. and
while they we're quAfrciing vigil Was
hii with 4 stone that iellec hlm. Other
stones were hurled against bis body. Al
though the deed WAS committed Ia the
daytime, The corpae was noi found unsit
She neKt morning. The three msn par
d ned we're eongic,ed In Nay. 1894. bat
mostly upon eireumsiantlai eyldsnee,
and Judge n. b. Laughlin sentenced
them to q term Of afissn years In the
territorial D.ilintsatlAry New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-06
INvEsTi0ATINo ooMmITrEE.
CAarEes AEainst senator Ciarh. of Mon
tsna, Before senate CommIttes.

Charges ARainst senator Ciarh. OF Mon.
tsna, Before senate Committes.
Washington Jan The senate com.
mltles on privileges an elections TO day
began investigation Of the charges Of
bribery la connection with tbs election
OF Senator CLARK. OF Montana The pro.
ceedingH we're begun BY arguments OF
counsel. Mr. Clark himself was present,
with his counsel, former Senator faulk
ner Ex-senator Kimunds appeared a.
lsading counsel Tor the c0mglainanta, AID
making the tlfst staten It IN support Of
the memorial presented against Clark
He said the eOmplaluRnta expected 20
be able % prove all charges made and
show that Clafk's election was obtained
by the liberal use oi money, aud large
sums OF money furnished BY Clark. He
believed that the expenditures could be-
traced 10 Clark with due effort on the
part 0t the committee. lie said he and
his associates would ask To have a good
many witnesses summoned. kdmunds
alsJ said that the com plainants eMncted
10 prove all the charges made aud Ia 40.
ing ~ woald enter quite thoroughly into
the WEiteside libel case, showing that
when senator Clark had opportunity 10
appear In court he refused TO answer any
material questions.
White kdmunds was making his state.
ment d question arose concerning the
admiseabiiity OF testimony taken by the
grand jury OF Lewis aud Clark counties
Senator MeCOmAs took occasion tn Ia
iimAte that he would hesitate 10 admit
statements purpOrtiDg 90 violate the 80
crecy Of the grand jury room.
kdmnnds said that the notes OF the
grand jury proceedings had been made
BY Attorney General NOiln and had been
presented and received by the Montana
court In the disharment proceedings
against John B. Welcome.
Ex-senator Faulkner mate a formal
statement on behalf OF Clark. Tie ~.
viewed the politics OF Montana, referring
90 the "DAly gang and the Clark fac.
ton" In the democratic party.
III was" he said, ''an ACKNOWLEDGED fact
that the opponents OF Clark had
determined 10 prevent his political
prefeFment regardless Of all prODrieties.
IL would BE- shown, Notwithstanding that
charges Of bribery against some Atty
peFs0na. including thirty eight members
Of the legislature, that there had been no
proceedings against any man thus in.
v0lved In any Montana q nt. This
was he evidences that the present pro.
eeedlng was not sustained by public sen.
tlment."
The statement was made that II neces
aary each charge against the senator
would be- met ny direct positive proof
OF iss fRlsity"
After hearing these preliminary state ,.
ments the committee held An executive
session 10 decide upon the status OF thu
papers before Il. but after considerable
discussion adjourned without action.
This hearing OF testimony will begin To-
morrow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-06
pasTIaliA.s ANp pYINa.
An Aged soldier Pound IN . Dying Candi-
tion by Wm. Farr Yesterday.

An Aged soldier Pound Ia . Dying uandt.
tion by Wn. Farr Yesterday,
LSsl evening about s o'clock 0nlcei
Nike Martinez aud Constable Jane
smith brought 10 town an aged gentl,
man who was found during Che a'tef
noon lying in an old deserted ado 3
about ak miles south Of town.
hm. fhfr made the discovery aud
learned that the man was sick aud un.
able 10 walk, he lOst no time IA notify
ing Marshal MeMillin and Dr. ii0pe, The
county physician, and they went down l.
cafe fOr the unfortunate man. Ths man
wus in yefy weak eOEditlon aud cnul
scarcely speak above a whisper He ir
in old soldier aud said hls home was ID.
Harrisburg, Pa, was a mining prOspeetOi
aud on hts way 70 the mining districts Ia
northern New Mexico. Seven days sgu
he had a severe ATTACK OF rheumatism
aud was compelled 10 lie down and wa.
nOi able TO gel up again. La that time
he had not had bite TO eai, nolhiDg TO
drink nor seen anSuns whom he cOulC
speak with. until Nc. FArF. by chance.
happened 10 be- Ia that vicinity II T.
feared that. from hia exposure 90 the eie
ments for such q length of tina. be will
suffer from pneumonia The ofliceFs ~,
moved the old soldier 10 the c0unts
building where he IN receiving every at
ientiOn that can possibly be given.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-06
Report Asslnss Quay

Washington, Jan 6.-The senate com.
mittee on privileges and elections 10 day
decided by vote OF four 90 thrse 10 make
adverse report upon the resolutions 10
seat senator Quay Members voting for
resolutions were Chandler. Boar and Ne
Comasi those Opp0elDg- Burrows, CAT.
ferry, Peters aud Harris. Tufley and
Pritchard we're paired, the latter for. the
former against the feeOluiitnP. The
minority will also present report
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-06
Ees Over F,nr A..r..

An OLD AND WILL. TRIKD REMEDY.
Mrs Wlnsl0w's Soothing Syrup hBs
been used Tor over hfty years by milli0ni
OF mothers for their children while teeih
ing, with perfect success. IL sOOthes this
child, sOftene the gum. anays ali pain
cures wind collie, aud II lhs best remedy ,
Tor dlarThea. II is pleasant 10 the taste.
sold By druggists In every part OF the
world. Twenty csnts bottle. LES
value II incalculable. BE- sure and ask
Ter Mrs. Winsl0w's Soothing Syrup Bno
take no other kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-06
Tab SUPREME COURT.


Ihe January Term BsgAh Wednesday
and Reset a number OF Cases.
The Territorial supreme court met
Wednesday evening In adjourned session.
Chief Justice Mills. Judge McRie aud
Judge ParkAr were on the bench. An 40.
peal was gTanlei IN the case OF John X.
Cldlia, chairman Of the board Of county
commissioners, II al. W. Charles h. Kohl
hausen q. al. The case IL the result Of
the removal OF the county capital OF Col.
fax county from Springer "a Ration The
'ourl adjourned after taking action In
!his case.
The court mel Ia regular session ThuTs-
d,y forenoon foF The January term, With
q llei Justice Mills. Judge heFie and
Judge Parker on ths bench John
s1haslfer, OF Albuquerque. was appointed
efler, and francisco Gutierrez. Of Santa
~, bailin.
Case No 72g, the Pueblo OF sAndia W.
She Albuquerque Lsnd aud Irrigation
company, n suit over water rights. wAs
reset Tor January 2b.
Case No. 100, ". ". Hall. ". The Ter.
ritOry OF New Mexico. An appeal from
Chayea county, was reset for February
0. Hall had been found guilty and sou.
teneed for murder In the Chayes county
distrlot court, And appealed from the
verdict
The sixteen applications for admits
sion 10 the bar were referred 10 ths
standing committee, consisting Of Solic'
iloT General X. H. Bartlett, Judge A. A
freeman. Judge y h. Newoomb, United
States Attorney ". h. Chiiders Al A. A.
Jones'.
The court thsn adioarned 10 give waJ
70 the mssting Of the bar association.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-06

baTksepeFs In Los Angeles, were sur.
priced 70 learn . few days ago that
be was dead and buried In the potier's
held. One rum0r that was current was
70 the erect that he did not even have
the privilege OF nlling pauper's grave
but that his body was borne uncere
mOniOusly from tne County Hospital 10
the disseciing table In the Los Angeles
Medical college. 70 be t0Yed with By
embFy0tlc surgeons The latter rum0r,
however, lacks substantiatlon The
hospital authorities etoutly deny that
his body was sent 20 the medical college,
and thu official records show that his 70
mains repose In the county cemetery, bat
that he was buried under tbs name OF
George Roberts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-06

Warrington, jan. 3. The United
States uaVy has taken possession Of an.
other island In the east. News OF the
seizure wes contained In the following
dispatch; Caviis, Jan. --On December
81, Wentsbaugh, commanding the AL.
bany, = little gunbosl, h0lsted The dag
on 5ibutn island, and Chief Dat0 pro.
Vided aud raised the pole. tbs natives
and north B0rne0 authorities are pleased.
WATSON.
The island lies ~ the south western
angle OF the boundary line Of the quad.
rhngle enclosing the Philippine group.
very near the coast OF b0rneo. Tbs
sultan Of Juln claimed Jurisdiction.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-06

The funeral services over the renal ne
Of Miss Gertrude sanchez, daughter u
Mr. aud Mrs. Juan Sanchez. 0i socO o
county. we're held In the church OF I'm
maeulate conception thia mOroinR NJ 10
o'clock, Rev. NAndalaria officiating. Tie
services we're very impressive an O.
large number 1f relatives and frlen .
wtre present 10 pay their last respects o.
the One wh0 bad been a faithful. ieyOti q
friend 10 all humanity. The pail bearers
we're Jesus ChsVes. G. Sslss, Jesus
Sanchez. Amado 5alas. Luis Aragob and
7. A'mijo Interment was made in
santa barbara eemateYV
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-06

from their favorable eliGallc conditions
bid tair 70 be Ona Of the lowest rate iurls-
dlctlOns In the entire order,
The cost 10 charter members OF the
new lodge about 70 be formed here will
range from $40 10 ei60, according 10
the age Of applicants aud The amount Of
protection carried, The lodge will prob
ably be Instituted early next week, and
and a. eli applications must 20 10 silver
city Tor approval, peFeons desiring 70 be-
come charter members should make ~.
piicatlon at once. Roswell Register.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-06

Hon. W. b. Childefs, Unlted States at.
tOfney for New Mexico has asked for :
70 hearing before Judge +. w. Parkel OF
The Third Iadleial district. IN She famous
Elephant Butte dam case, entitled The
United States Of america vs. The ko
dFande DAm aud Irrigation company
et al" II the re hoagiDg IA 0yarru' q,
the United States attorney general viii
thah appeal the decision 10 she territorial
supreme court which IL nav In session at
Santa Ne.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-06

London, jan 5.-The GIbat Western
line mail steamer lbez struck on black
0ck ~ sc. sampson. Guernsey, ~ six
iclOek this morning and sank. The
crRsh awoke The pnssengers. Boats we're
launched within ten minutes after the
steamer struck, and there wEs no panic
vi the passengers were saved, but one
ine sailor waa drowned. All on board
ue ibeK behaved with the greatest
courage aud the captain was the last b
ieAVe the shin,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-06
THE CRY COUNCIL.
An important aseiing of AidsFmsn Hele
Last Nlghi
ruAr sew uioulAup PAGE.

The ueetlns Of the city fathers a. slty
hall las, night In regular session VA
4 very important one, and before the con.
clusIon large amount Of business waa
transacted, All members Of ,hs council
Sere present, aud ~ u was known that
important matters we're 70 BE- considered,
= large crowd o. interested spectators %.
eupied epaIa In the room aerosa the rail-.
ing trom me mAln body.
Anumber Of bills. having bsen ap.
proved By the Hnance COMMITTEES. were
ordered paid Folioalng h the lists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-06

for horse stealingi the lalter fog the mus.
DEF OF nis sweetheart, q year ago, for re-
fuslpg 70 merry him. PARA was .
young man who hos been notorious
thies and murderer Tor yeaFs. Flores
wns an old man with large family OF
children, and oommit,ed The murder
while under ihe influence OF liquor. Both
prisoners met their death with foriilude.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-06

The big hotel at Hudson Springs was
reopeneG 10 the public. under arrange
meats made with the Assignment cred
itoFs, and II is thought that will be oaly
a short time until tbs present litigation
Is lnally disposed Of, Msnagsr Graham
has been advised that the Chicago base
ball club will return again In the
spring for training purposes, aud Il ID
also likely that the Louisville team will
siso come out thls year. Silver City In.
dependent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-06

The Eagle hlning and Development
company VI New MEXICO have iled Ia.
corporation papers in The otics Of Terri.
tOfisi Secretary Wallace. The inoOFpor.
atOts and directors aTc tieorge ". snyder,
president; Thomas B, GArst. vice pfcsl.
dent, Alfred X. Welles, secretary and
treasurer John n Rice. general man.
ageri ?. l.. Ktouse. The capital Of the
company h t5Oo.0OG. aud its headquAr.
ters are at Lincoln, Lincoln county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-06
nreth.rheea ef n.llrn.n rr.lnm.n.

Chicago, Jan. 4 A special 10 the Trib.
une from Cleveland, Ohio, says The
brotherhood OF Railroad Tralnmen has
given notice OF withdrawal from the
Federation of American Railway Kan
plOyee. The withdrawal Of the train
men, Il Ia said. will dishAnd the fedora.
ti0n, a. the other organizations have
grievances which they have been
unable TO settle with the roads to.
cause OF the failure OF the federation 10
unanimously sanction strikes, as selnir-
d BY the rules Of the order
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-06
AMERICAN PRISONERS.
They are all RsCaptuTsd From
Filipino Insurgents.
Senate Committee Investigating
Election Of Senator Clark.
Senate Committee Haks Adverse Report
to Seating Senator Qaay,
IsvHsrisATrss uTAH eossREssxAH.

Washington, Jan. 5.--The war depart.
ment 10 day reesiyed the following from
Manila. Manila. jan. -Colonels Hare
and Howe have just arrived at Vigan,
northwest LugOn with all Che American
prisoners. including Lieutenalt Gilmore.
Their successful pursuit was remark
able achievement.
Generals Schwan aud wheaton are
now with separate columns Ia Cavite
pf0yin'e. Anhrs In LuSOn north of
Manila are greatly improved. OTIS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-06

A movement h 0n foot ia ROaweli 10
oIganiEs a new lodge N the A. o. q. ".
Tor the benefit Of tne familles Of our
citizens This order has had a succeas-
ial exlsiencs ior over thirty one yeafs.
has paid 70 the beaelolencles of its DO.
oeased members nesrl5 ti00OOO.OOo aud
now has q msmbefshlD Of nearly toO0Oo.
The tefriloIies Of New Mexico and AFi-
Egna have Teoently been organised intg
. aeW Jurisdiction BY thsInss.fea aud
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-06

Chicago. Jan. 9 Cattle -- Receipbl,
1000; good TO choice strong; inferior
slow.
Reeves. tl.S)06.6O; COWS. t32b0b Ooi
heiiers SOo8b 90; canners, 80 s5GaiOi
s,ockers and feeders. sS.OO0i90; Texas
fed beeves. A.l0a53 80.
Sheep, 10000 head; lambs steady.
Native we,hers. tA.40@b.O5i western
wsihers tl2b0475; lambs, native,
1900 % rs; western. t5.50a6 25.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-06

"A young man came into our store
yesterday suffering from 4 severe attach
u cramp colic.H writes h. v neas. mil.
ler and general merchant. Ulcksy's
Mountain, pa "He had tried various
home Tsmedles without relief AZ I had
used Chambaflaln'a Collie. Cholola end
DiaTfhoe hemfiy ] gave him o dose aud
q soon brought him est alright
never saw . ialiow 20 reloiced." Bold
BY all drngaisia