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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
COMING SHOWS.
Great Hermann and THE Five
Noses" Next Monday.
ElKs' CIRCUS NOVEMBER 9.
THE FIVE NossEs.


The hve Nouses In their wonderful
musical act are Il feature OF Hermann
the Greats entertainment the present
season From the time these clever nut
sicians made their picturesque entrance
In q gondolt. playing on guitars man
d0lins and "a either. with the stage ap-
pt0pfiatoly set to show a scene IN Ven
ice they furnish diversion of "a most
enjoyable kind and succeed in arouying
their audience To- a high pitch % enthu-
siaam 80 music seems too difficult,
too delicate for them 20 play, and al
llmos their performance produces the
effect ~ d fuil band one - their great
est hits is the rendllloa Of the Holy
city" an trgmbones and c9raei. The
"Nosnen' are three women ana two
men, an ~ whom are atiired IN trou-
badour costume Il IA tho nneat set OF
~ kind on the American stage AZ
Neher's opera house on next Monday
night. November g.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
cENsus or IN MExIco.
disappointment in Returns as Announced
Irn.n Nannna tlnlra.

Diaappsinfment iR Returns as Announced
Fro.n ceneus Once.
The population % New Mexico. a.
announced and published by the census
ONCE. IL somewhat Of "A disappolnt.
ment 10 the people Of the territory be-
cause they believe and have grounds
for the belief that New Mexico Ia the
home VI more than s00.0 0O0 people. n h
known that in the western states, oss
peeiaily, there were hundreds of peo.
pie not enumerated owing 20 the difii-
Guilty of reaching many small settle
menis ant camps FAR from the high.
ways Of travel and located In noun
tain fastnesses whether the number
OF people thus skipped IN New Mexico
runs only In the hundreds or into
the thousands. Il is dificult 70 deter
mine.
But even. as the agures stand. New
Mexico haA no reason 20 be ashamed
% 10 growth in the past ten years.
While the Wnited States a. a whole IN
creased in population not quite n per
cent, New Mexico increased over 20
per cent IN population. Colorado and
Utah gained only a few per cent more,
and thar probably only besause thoa
states NeFe crowded with tourists dur
Ing The months that the census was
taken.
Analysing the population ~ eouh-
ties. Il is ioune that the seutherH ssln-
ties gais,ed most IN population. u
must not be forgotten AZ the same time
that several Of tn older counties Toe,
I .ralEarafI.s a. A. ana l., ,,..rs4tI i. fi.n
BY the creation since 1850 u Union,
cnayes. EDDY, Guadalupe ana Qtsro
counties The largest gains IN popula'
tion were undoubtedly made by CHAVEZ
ana Eddy c0vntles. probably o-'gy l,e
per cent since 1920. san Juan county
osmss next wiih . gain % " pr cent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

The Denver Republican says; "D0n
V. NJ. Baea. the wealthy Castilian from
.scw Mexico, who recently made his
home In Denver. is continuing his in
yestments In business property here.
Yesterday AIR. naea bought from Mrs.
MacTaESart lots 25 and %. block iso,
East Denver, for tas,6oe cash. This
comprises the properties at Nos. isSG
and 1910 Stout street, facing hr STRAIT
toms new building Mr Baca contem-
plates only slight improvements on the
lots al present, as the present buildings
are OF little value.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

II is hard 70 ind an empty house IN
Gallup month aEo there were TWEEN
ty business In improving. Steve cam
avan Is making arrangements 70 start
up the Rocky Gin mine about the isi
Of November. This viii furnish work
for about sixty additional men, whu
VII 1--we IN the town. Rum0r has Il
tte' the otero hiine viii shortly be at
work. The prospects for Gallup are
bright.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

The Gallup Cleaner says The
story that Mr. Rodey h guilty Of un-
worthy conduct IN connection with the
Pinto" case Is all rot iIe says him
self MY only connection with the case
Naa IN thc giving of advice for which
was not paid. The matter never even
came to triat" The opposition iH hard
put 10 u when u will attempt 20 make
capital against Mr.. Rodey cut OF a
matter With which he haS the most
prefunctory ana professional connec-
44s.U
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
ENmIBIr or oSyx.
From, the N ne of the CabaIleEs Company
Near Aiamog0rdos

Near Aismogordo
In the window OF the Office Of Messrs.
Runkle. McGili g. Peacock. IN the Shell
ion block. which nrin are the fiscal
agents for the sale Of the treasury
stock OF the Cabailer0 onyx Mining
company OF New Mexico. there are on
exhibition IN a small cabinet, several
beautiful and valuable specimens Oi
commercial onyx. taken almost from
the very surface Of the mines Of the
above company In l1eR Mexico.
This onyx ia pronounced BY experts
In this country ami Europe ss the iln-
est and most valuable ever taken out
% the earth"
The exhibit embraces partly and ful'
iy polished specimens with some show
ing onyx as it appears Ga the rough
The company has certainly eKtensly,
and very valuable deposits NJ this ex
traordinary and magnificent onyx and
q IL their Intention 10 pH In a plant
and manufacture the product ~ theli
mines az well as supply the same in ih'
rough kl PaEo Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

shaw were called and the poor old man
was iaid on q mattress and within
about twenty minutes circulation was
started and he began to breathe. He
was afterwards removed 10 the Ia
dies Home, where he Il resting com-
fortabiy. although a very sick man
There II strong probability Of his re-
Covpry
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
SAD Accident.

II. Adams the old-tims Center street
tailor. who h nearly 20 years old. when
entering the onlce OF Clay a Owens
yesterday morning from che rear oith-
er tell aseinst eF opened the door %
the inside stairNay leading 20 the
basement of the building. says the Las
Vegas Optlc He fell 20 the bottom ana
when picked up was unconscious and
apparently llfelsss, ORA Gordon ana
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
rLEvEN HUNDRED CARS SHORT.
One Days Deficit of transportation Eaciti
ties on the santa Dc.

Heavy trafilc and shortage Of freight
ears are still synonomous with the
santa Fe. Grain ana stock are running
the heaviest AZ present. The "cui on
ia lined With trains, as many and as
fast az they can be- r wed Many eN-
tres go through here 10 81. Joe aud
the Topeka yards suffer fits OF conges-
tion al times.
The Santa Fe has more business
than II can do" said freight ofiicial
OF that road Il know that one day last
week We were short i,iO0 ears OF sup.
plying our actual needs Stock Is nov
ing heavily, aud grain also continues
20 come pouring out. II 10 being piled
on the ground At many points To avail,
transporiat ton Topeka State Jour.
nal. SikII
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
noy nun over aud Killed.

a. about . O'Clock Friday morning
DonaniO Truilllo. d hoy Is yeraa of axe.
employed 40 the tSarkville coke ovens.
met death while performing his duties
as feeder The lad was run over by a
coal car and died within an hour after
the accident II r. supposed that while
attempting to board the car he los, hia
footing and fell under Il. the wheels
passing over him breaking an arm and
leg. lie also received internal lnjaries
No inquest was held. n appearing that
the company was IN no way 10 blame
FOR the said affair.--HatOn Reporter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
E,ss,,oa Proclamation.

once heard Of County Commissioners,
nernalliio County. ". NJ, October
2ard, 1900.
An election Of the quaiified voters of
,he County % Bernaiillo, In the Terri.
tory ~ New Mexico. is hereby called
TO be held at the several voting pre-
cincts OF said eounty. az established
By this board. on Tuesday. the 9Th day
~ November. 1900, for the purpose %
voting for the following officers to-
wit;
one delegate 10 the s7,h congress.
Two members OF tho council OF the
hirty fourth legislative assembly
Three members Of the house of repre-
nentatlyos Of the thlrtY-fourth iegisia-
tive assembly.
one county commissioner from the
first district 70 serve FOR a term of
four years
Two county commissioners. one each
from the second and third districts, 20
serve for a term OF NO years.
And the following officers 20 aerve for
the term ~ two years each
one probate Judge
one clerk of the probate court.
ono treasurer and ex-oficio collector.
one Hheyin
one assessor
one superintendent Of schools.
one surveyor.
Five river commissioners.
The said election IL 70 be held In oon-
f0rmity with the law n0w established
and al the folloWing places io-wit
Precinct No. l. at The house Of Fran
elise, Baca.
Precinct No. ?. a, the district school
house
Precinct No. .. at the house Of MsI-
qaiadea Martin.
Precinct No T. At the house " Jose
r Luceru.
Preclnct No. Q. at the house Of Es-
lavio Vigli.
Precinct No 9. at the house Of vidal
Chavsz
Precinct No. 2. at the house VI Joas
l.. Gonzales.
Preciae, No & at the house " ". l.
uutierrex.
Precinct No. ,. O., ,hs house Of Sal.
vad0r naoa.
Precinct No 10 a. ,hs house Of Joss
| B issyario
Precinct No. II. at the house Of J. y.
Hubbel.
Precinct Ma, u at the Albuqusnqus
/ city Building.
Pfecino, No. ~. az the court house.
Precinct No. u. az the house " Mich.
olaa Herrera,
Precinct No. %. AZ the house Or pan.
taieon Mora.
Precinct No. -. at the house Of lI IL
Chavez
Precinct No. A. e, the house Of n.
Baca.
Precinct No. Is. a, the house Of
Francisco Monioya Romero.
Precinct No ~, AZ che house % Ore.
gorio i.opeS
Preciaet No. 20 q, the district sohosl
house.
I'recinst No. a. at ths dlssriot school
house
Preclnot 40. "a. ct the nouss Of q
sslya.
Precinct No a. At the house Of Juan
lOtero.
Precinct No g. a, The house Of Julio
lGardRnn.
Precinct 80. 20. Al the house 0f Eme-
llano Lucerv
Precinct No. 20. AZ corner % Gold
avenue and Thlri street punbars Of
noe
Prcciaet No. -. az ,hs house of
rransiio Candsiario
Precinct No a. az the house Of Ne-
iuuosen0 Mtstas
Pivcinct No aa az che district school
house
Precinct No. "a. q, the aissr,eS school
house
Precinct No. e. at the house os Joss
Manuel Monioya
Precinct No as. at ths hoasa u Carlos
M chavez
prselnot No a.. at the district school
house
Precinct No u. at the distrle, school
house
Witness INV ssal of ihs Baard of
lCuunty Commissioners of the County
of Btrnaliiio, In the Territory ~ New
Mexico on this i9rt day q Octobsr. A.
D. 1870
tseaiI E A. MfERA. chsirman.
Attest . A. suNhGRs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

I
For the cattle sanitary board / mill
upon the assessed valuation of all cat
tie within said county.
For the sheep sanitary board ia mills
upon each and every head OF sheep and
goats assessed within said county.
County
For general county purposes ah
mills ..tt.. .ss..s..s...t...+s..t., d4o
Court
For the cour, fund Of said coun-
~, mills. .,....ss......... ..,..s.. 800
schools
For the free public school frnd
W. mills ....tss..+...,-ss.stt lsN
G. ". A J. Rep. Fund
For the court house ana Jan re-
pair fund. ! mill ................. 100
Road
For the road fund. y mill......... 80
Interest on bonds
fro pay Interest and sinking fund
4 on 81 COO 90 bonds Issued In 1854.
or refunding bonds issued IN
lieu thereof, 40 mills ,,......... 40
pro pay Interest on t7S000 900 of
bonds issued IN isg5. and TO pro-
w vide sinking fund therefor.
Hi " NAN iAANftnA hN AtAhAAANh
bonds issued IN lieu thereof "a
mills. J.. ..,.................., I 50
j To pay interest and TO provide
sinking fund FOR sss.7Oeo0 In
bonds isued In 1853, or to pay
X interest on refinding bonds ls-
W sued IN lieu thereof, u mills. i.5t
ro pay interest and 10 provide
sinking fund for fi7.eoO.O 900 OF
y bonds issued in 1891. or refund
Ing bonds 10 be issued In lieu
~ thereof. 10 mill ..,,,...,..,..,,.. 4,
Co pay interest on sa7 10000 In
bonds issued IN 1899. rs Mills. q,
20 pay interest ON t8taOO.0O 10
bonds issued ia lass. for the
years isss. 1889. 1900 and 1901
~ mills ..tsss.t.s..t+tss.ttttst t1'
'.as' % pey interest FOR che years lses
1888. 1900. 1891 on $50. 10000 In
bonds issued In 1897 sM mills. 25'
Bridge
o finish Tor the construction of
bridge near the Indian VII
lREe Of Cochitl. and 90 be used
a. a general bridge fund, "a
mills 80. ... ............,..,,.. a5
II -. No. l.
To provide school fund for sat,
ehOol district No I, IN said county
here Is hereby levied special tax o
mills on all property IN said schoO
strict
Cattle indemnity
For the cattle Indemnity fund ther
hereby levied y mill upon the as
'ssed valuation Of all cattle In sal
lunty.
City OF Albuquerque
or general city purposes, 6.3s
mills 90. .4....t.,.ss.sssst.. "a
N kor maintenance. improvement
hand care OF parks in the city
l limits. y mill..,....,.....,..,., 8
\ hr maintenance OF free public a.
} '1lrary. 80 mills .......,.,...,.,, q
pay interest on sewer bonds,
A,ao mills .....tt..s.ss....t.s..ts Ia
pay interest on funding bonds,
is9e-i'a-.Tz mills .,....,.,,...,,. 4
% pay interest on funding bonds.
is99-B's-i.b0 mills ..,,.,,...,..,. II
city Schools
for the schools OF the city % Al
buqUergue. mills ,.,..,....,..,. So
ITown OF Gallup
n NoF current expensea, town of
Ctallnp. 5 mills .,,......,,.,,...,. 81
1 20 Ray intefes, on water bonds,
, uhiisn ..,st .tssst.sts.t..s,.tt.tsss ~
Schools. Gallup
" the schools FOR the town Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

II IA well 10 know tina. DeWitrs
witch Hazel salve viii heal burn and
stop the pain az once. II Will cure
ecaema and skin diseases and ugly
wounds and sores, II ls q certain cure
for piles. Counterfelta may be cffered
you. See that you get the original De-
Wits witch Hazel salve. Berry
Drug Co. Cosmopolitan DRUG Store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

Gallup has a oolorel republican club
of twenty mombers
Montague stevens. the well known
Mngdalcna ranqhman, iH IN the city on
ono ~ his many visits here
Mrs q. } Parker wife of the real
estate and Insurance agent. returned
home last night after a visit q relatives
and friends at chicago.
Yesterday being Az saints day. spec.
iai services we're held in the Catholic
churohhcs OF this oity and Old town. To-
day was Al, Souls day and a was OBJ
served IN like manner al both places.
Percy MCItae. who n sheep ranching
ou, In the Chlnh district az the famous
Merino sheep ranch 0f Col william hc-
intnah ana after a stay of a few days
in che city. returned to ChniH this
morning.
Andy wickham wac passenger on
the south bound train last night. goinE
60 S0cOrro and Las Cru-ts to visit hiH
relatives. Air wiekham 10 now livinE
AZ cripple Greek Coio. where be IL Do
ing wen IN a business wa.
Mas Helen JaFn. ~ Trinidad. Who
has cen visiting with relatives here
Tor several weeks. and who had NJ
Intention ~ returning home f0r some
time. waa called home yesterday, re-
ooiving word that her father was SER
iously No. II ls hopeo ny the many
friends she young lady has made here
that she win hnd her parent much
better. " nGt vnurely recovered. ~ she
can return and finish her visit hera
Among the Improvements contsm-
plated in the way ~ new buildings. ana
that VIII soon be- under way, Il that
~ a handsome two story brick business
block on the corner % First street and
Copper avenue fUr the cntcrprising hrH
~ K0rber 4 Co. the carriage nni
wagon manufacturers. The buildings
now on the property viii be removed
and replaced by a modern structure %
nne appearance and nrst-cites app1int
ments. Contractor w W strong Will
erect the building
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

FeellnEs of satisfy psfvAds the bouss-
hold that uses One Minuts cUugh Cure
tha ouiy harmless remedy that pro-
duees immediate results. a 70 lnfelli.
10 for coughs colds. Group aud ail
throat ana igrg troubles a Nli pre-
vent consumption. Berry Dfi9 CO..
Coamop0lltan Drug store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

This u the season when mothers are
ALARMED on account OF csorp. II q
quickly cured ~ Cne Minute Tough
Cure. which children like 10 take. Ber-
~ Drue Co, Cosmopolitan Drug store,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
MONEY ron punLlc SCHOOLS.

Territorial Treasurer w. Vaughn
has on hand ts seg5sg 10 be- distributed
by superintendent ~ Public inatruc-
lion NJ g. dc naca. amnng the public
achGol districts % the territory. being
money derived from the leasing Or
school lands by the land commissioner
Since the land commission was created.
ii3i,s. 20 have been TUNED over TO the
treasurer from that source aud Of that
amount. superintendent de Baca made
a distribution " s6G8s63 In June of this
year Thls week Land Commissioner
a. A. Koen turned over io the treasurer
sb.g25.ib. which is Included IN the above
amount.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

The best method OF cleansing the liv-
or is the use OF thu famous little pills
known az Dowltt's Little Early RlssTs
Easy 10 take. Never grippe. Berry
Drug Co., Cosmopolitan Drug Store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

certainly comos wl,nln me meaning
of che ordinance regulating circus per
formanccs. whether q takes place In
tent or q building he has however.
al the request of the Eiks' license com
mittee. agreed % submit enc quest on
90 the city attorney Several leading
Elks who we're talked withoa The cub
iect to-day reluctantly admitted that
Mayor Marion had some grounds Tor
the position he had taken. but all hope
and believe that, inasmuoh na tho pro-
.ceeds of the ontertainment are o. be
devoted 90 charity. some way wfli be
found BY which the city authorities viii
be able % permit the performance 90
take place without exacting " hat in thla
case would be certainly an ex0Ft1tant
Kcense.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
OF INTEREST TO VOTERS.
True Facts Regarding Tax Levy Of
City and County.
cnnr rlcunrc WOniT ar
SOME FIGURES WON'T nc.

The Citizen is pleased 10 note the In
terent that IL being taken by the voters
Of this city and county In the present
campaign In all matters relating TO as
seasment. taxation, county expendi-
lures, and the management Of county
affairs In general And ~ we believe
that a more thorough understanding Of
county finances would result 20 the
general good We herewith give an exact
eopy OF the last tax levy made by our
county commissioners ~ that all may
eec FOR Just what purposes che various
items we're levied. AZ Il Ia IN nearly
every case made criminal oftenae 20
transfer the fund levied for one purp0ss
90 any other. the people may rest aa-
sured that the taxes levied Tor one pur-
pose are never attempted 20 be trans
ferred ~ any other than the fund for
which they are levied. By noticing
carefully any one san tell from this
levy just how much OF the taxes raised
can be used for general county pur-
poses. and the tax levied for general
county purposes Is the only fund oct
Of which the county OHicern receive
ahelr salaries. and out of which the
current expenses Of the county can be
paid.
Re u resolved by the bosrd OF coun-
~ commissioners OF Bernallllo county.
New Mexico. that there r. hereby lev
led on each and every dollars worth OF
property. real. personal and mixed. sit
uated within the limits of the said
Bernalilio county. and subject to taxa
ton FOR territorial, county and other
purposes. the following taxes for the
following purposes for the hfty-eeoond
hscal year. to-wit.
Territory Mile
For territorial purpc-es, Elk mills
on the dollar. eco
For territorial institutions. ........ $40
For charitable institutions ........ IS
For capital contingent sinking
tund ,,.... .,..s......,........ ~
For the payment of interest. and
one nth principal territorial
territorial certificates OF IN
debtCdnesa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. leo
For relmburslng board Of public
lands fees ..,.........,...t....... Is
For completing normal university
al Las Vegas ....,............... .2a
For capital building board. sink
ing fund ......,..........,,,... AGO
For provisional Indebtedness sink
ing fund ...,......,...........-. so
| ----
l4Os
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

MILITARY EQUIPMENT SHIPPED
Adiutant General W u. whteman
shipped fuu military equipment 90 the
ATTY member % company G ~ the
First regiment of territorial lufantry.
stationed az AlamoRor,in.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

INDIAN SCHOOL APPOINTMENT.
Dr. Frank Wood of oteo. Oklahoma,
has been appointed physician az the
goycrnment Indian school al Albgquer-
que az ii00O per year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
OFFICIAL NOTES.
Dr. Frank Wood Appointed Physician
at albuquerque indian School,
PUBLIC SCHOOLS MONEY
PENSIONS GRANTED

Pensions have been granted 70 An
drew } Hlnkie. of Fort nayard
Grant county Sit a month. and 90 John
Wilson of pin0r Altos, ~ Grant county
Of ti1 r. month.
, 1900-06-07

difference to the rights and the prop
erty of the people. They run their
lines across the farms, they tear down
houses, burn villages, destroy crops,
the people In a most cruel and arbi-
trary manner If the same things
should occur in the United States or in
Europe or in any other part of the
world they would be attended by the
same results. The Boxers were or
ganized to resist and eveng these
outrages, and they use the only means
within their power to punish their OPP
pressors. A Chinaman never gets any
sympathy either in America or else
where. and the consciousness of that
fact compels him to carry on his oper-
ations with as great secrecy as posi-
BILE. If the German and Belgian rail-
road people would treat the poor coolic
seize supplies, impress labor and treat
farmers of the Shantung province III a
just and honorable name and give
them fair compensation for the prop
erty they have taken Or destroyed,
there would be no need of sending
fleets to the Chinese waters or demand
ing indemnity at the tsung-li-yamen.