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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
RooK ISLAND ENrENsIoN.

The survoA f-om Clayton to white oaks
u Almost Completed.
within the next few days the Rock
Island and the T.. y. A. N, Il. railway
surveying c0rps. working southwest
and northeast. will have formed a
junction OF their respective surveys
somewhere north Of White Oaks, to-
ward the Jicarilla mountains probably
no, FAR from Luna Springs
Some dispatches sent out from Clay
ton anu other places In New Mexico
two weeks ago about the line taken by
the Rock Island surveyors are very
misieading The IlOck Islands chies
enginocr IL quoted - saying titas he
was headed for some p9imt on the Pc
COS road." when u should have been
"pecOa river" These surveyors crossed
the Pecus valley near Puerto de Luna,
a week ago. headed for Jloarilla. where
chief Engineer Summer and his corps Of
T. \. a ~. u. road surveyors were en-
uautped "Wednesday of iasi week, 20
they caun0t be very far apart az thia
writing.
The survey made by the III Paoo a
Nogthoaatcrn cOrIa through ne White
Oaks country has b,en surprisingly sat
lsfaotory. Tho grade through the
ranges there can b. made with a htllo
les ethan ~ per cent. which WAS a
great SURPRISE 10 uio surveyors.
n IL now concedgd that the ruad viii
90 wa White oaks. instead Of Captain.
to avoid the heavy 4 per cent grade ON
che Captain line. already Ia opeIalion
and 10 get a more dlrect Ina To ~ Paao.
II Is Eeneially agreed lhat The work
OF construction viii begin on The con-
neotins line aa sOon as rhe survey IN
completed.
AS 10 running a branch ruad north
through the 0ailuaa mounlains and tlle
Pines Wells rueon. uilsut VIII d'ubtlcsS
be- the next move undertaken, after tbs
compilation 81 the gap between lAberul.
Kan, and White oaks the value and
extent OF the ulincGai discoveries now
10 frequently ropoivod fsom tho Galli-
mas mountains will have mtich 10 du
with Ia fsHure OF the enterprise
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
FINE FIRE WORKS
Big Appropriation for
this Feature Alone.
Visitors to Coming Fair will
See Grand Sights,
Mckinley, Bryan and Teddy will.
be Represented in Fire.
BRILLIANT NIGHT FOR tLKs,

w. n Wilson. the pyroiechnist Of
the Los Angeles nro works factory. sub
uits the foilowiug programs for his
fire works exhihAiionH az tte f0rthoom-
ing hlg fair which VIII be- held In this
ciiy from September ~ Go %. 1900 In a
letter to the president Of the Fair as
s0Ciatiop Mr.. Wilson states that the
exhibitions he will give In Albuqueruue
this fall will discount anything he has
given for yeara. and will be worth see
Ing. FOR they represent big outlay OF
money Here IL the HIST;
opENfSo sALurE-rHooRAH oNE.
Herr We are arsin, with bus, of clown.
changing facial Nprc'sio-s.
? pfsmalic determinations. accompanied
hy SHELLS ard batteries
H-Wli0w ifre roCketI
f-fiety whiuWInds.
b-Mammuth aerial ptoiectlics displaying
nee effects
a-lndlan ipGalrry.
1-logk iigh amusing nechanichl device.
t-Nolley ~ silver c0ntof tlcns,
,s-SalN9 ui repeating shells
lO-Patifiau Novelty tMFChaniCsl) Ser.
pcnt pursuing butterfly.
MaelslFom shcii-a revolving column
ia. Aerial Noyety- -"Chan,ant des Oi,e.
aus."
"a Batteries o FiyR Msteow
emhelliahed with stars
30 -ffafls ui Light
10 Kimberley III ruupd Mines new.
Magnesium star Shells Intense ilium-
is -Caliupe Mines
~ Fountains
30 Diamond HAITI uee (uew)
AL light Il 20 Rockets
az" Adiua"
2a Final salute Int npersrd wish rockets,
shells and batteries.
BIKE MONT PROGRAM TWO.
Oprniue Salute.
a-speciai Purple and Gold nlnmln ,ion.
81 ance Work pcv cr hi.k'5 ilkAD-
Especial shcils oi purpie STAYS.
B-kuckrts with SueClgi hhecta.
D : ella ~ Peacock PlHmes
g-Iantoin%,i,eM M o. spfeadssTs. star.
p~iiaitFTies Of FGfpic ~tau,
is-kimss5ly Mines
Il-Nt ilcya ~ Saucissons.
t0-kOckets with Hanging hams
t8-Set Piece as lesifrd
IL shells with Novel Musical hacets.
10 Ksckets with Weeping Willow Earets.
~ ] hunder and igliniug shell
is--Noliey Of Aerial Bombs.
10 ssells9s AERIAL JuggIefy.
2O-"Auld Lang Syue
2i-Grand Final alute.
PRESIDENTIAL NIGHT PROGRAM THRgE
I-Psesdentlal salute.
2-fatuDiic | lunu alton.
- nc FtNk ~ n NNes
t-Bpttrfiea ~ tni q Candles.
b-kockris with lagie neruech hnects.
d Fiesta Bouquet shells
7-MChiniry--ti we Portrait 2uK20 feet.
S-tliRht II Silver Tousbnlinn
ashelis Of Repeaicrs, ked, White and
Blue
To- IFyan.
ii-An Outpouurg oi Silver
i2-Mckinlry,
la-A kain oi Gold.
~ MAY the lest Man Win. Motto
lh-Rgs krts with angling Chains.
i0-koCkcts with shooting pleadts.
NV bats toe Mater With TEDDY
Motto
IA shells uf Liquid Golden Rain,
1910 Shrlia-AEr ffoicCtIleu, Producing
an Acre ~ Jewels.
30 Who said - ats Nith FOX TERRiER.
Cumic Motto,
al -Vullrys with Kissing Cohfas
s2-N asCade ot NJ Oltrn Gold,
21-At'scs ui Jewels
N-Homc sweet tlumc.
2D-N N0iiry ut shells
2d Aerial bouquet finalc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
Hand hin Around.

The people of the southwest slrouti
De- on the viye against "a smuoJh
young raHgal who passed by the name
of William J. Atkinson hero. nut who
may assume another cognomcn elso-
whore. His minla u tO have people In
durae sigh, drafts on hia fatler who Is
engaged in business ut Cafroiltun. Ky
He is an aFreeahie scamp. college hred.
and usually culuvates the acquaintance
OF newspaper mcn wherever he gocs.
Atkinson is little, but mighty In his tine
of devilment Look 0ut for him. under
whatever colois he sails, elso he win
certainly do you up. lie ch,ims 10 be a
lawyer by profession and he certainly
~ the biggest Har on earth.-oplic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04

her poeition as a teocher In the raibilc
schoulu ami Miss POE t'oiiy. OF nrao5n.
Pa, hnH been appointed to stpcci her.
she % q noIurni R'iuul graduate and an
experienced teaohcr. ~ h rumorcd that
auothor toachcr wili resign next week
for matrimonial rcanons
The aeiflsah and auieralve ilttio spar.
rowa have ogne % town and o. has been
eugEcsted that war be masie uIrun them
before they drive every other specie 81
bird frOm the oOuntry. Tho diniculty
VIII bo for the aipah boy with lyis air
Eun % Distinguish between a sparrow
and any other kind - bird, BETTER let
the work ~ determination be dons ~
oidsr and Wiser heslsia. though theif aim
be- not ~ stcady ami sortnin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04

rrOm ire Optic.
Jefferson RsyBoids h indlspokcd 10.
day
Max Norihaus drove Mr. and Mra
Louie iifeid of Albuquerque 20 hia
bachelor hcadguartcrn al Troin syringe
mat evening and Jul'lH Iuioa to-day.
Mna O,an.oinda CoitiOva Dc lara
milo has been grantei legai separa
tipn fnum her h,nhan.i, sangiasqo Jar-
snill0. on me Enognda of deaoFti0n.
secrctaTy J. A. fAhuo, of me cattle
aautfar'y boari, has advlcen from ail
parts ~ the ierr.lury 81 good rains hav-
Ina failen Castie are looking well and
q fine calf crYp h aasurta.
Vicente ii0ancro. the essnpine iaii
niri. has been appreheadcd "a Tunidad.
C0h1. uudoF an an1urnei name and aill
ba brought back 90 Las vcnns He
Wa uabhei up uhore yesterday.
Mi@ iana Davenport has rea,gned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04

oliver Williams and John Moses re-
turned Friday fran tiio rsccmt prohis-
toric IND ~ bows. arrows and other
prehlstoric rcllc,i In me cave In she Dry
Greek aectlon with "a large number e
articles which thoy hBd cutpvatod.
and after mEuh diaiouity aiocecded IN
packing into the city. The bows ospoo-
lazy ate in exoetient state u prener-
vatiun, and - many shapes and fan
ciea. Mosssrs. Mitchell, Young ard Franz
returned saturday frvm an exposition
70 the same place, also equlppc'i with a
goo,ily number " rciios. The two par
tioT bnouEht away all she camtsnts u
the cave tntt were wOrsh preserving
Silver CITY independent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04

Drying prcpnrn' IONS simply layel-
~ dry cataffh ihFy y up tlle n,crtt'o VI,
which udheff 10 tbo n mifana and docum.
pose, coimlug "a ~ iuuf aerinu iruullrthan
ihn oF,l.nAry furrInf C .arrh. hs0id aildff-
lng inhaiauis, f1mos sniukrs Hnd 500 b
and uso thli which t'rauact. foafhss and
hcals llyla Crc1m iia m Il sHch remedy
and vii rafo catar d 0r cold in tha bead
easily nnd pleasantly trlil sire will ho
mi'lad for iD cents I'm drneriai nau flo
lan size Nv llroihorl. 90 Marron ht NY.
TIE iialni cures nj 'i0ut pain. doaa noi
initiate or oans1 HEccEHg. III spreads itsfl n
over an ifriiaicd aud f4gry urfsra. rflisv.
ing immediately the paiaiui lunanmaticn.
With ily's Cram Balm you afo arnisd
againsi Nasal CalarIh and Hay Fever.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04

The last remnant of assets of the de.
funct Fsnst National banks OF silver
CITY and Dcuing were diapoaod of "a
public akie saturday In pursuance Of an
order Of oouf4. The aggregate OF A.s
judgments soid was something like
$4,000 In addition 90 which there were
az lots and over 70 acres Of land, ard
the total receipts of the mio we're ox-
aotly t2t Silver city Independent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
rraln DO ) Nllr I.rnrih.

The oxtga which lea here saturday
morniug made up Of ii5 cars and
which had oriere % hil ont - a fun
train Ul Butchiaou, did ~, and lef
ther, with iss Ctrs behind the two en-
Einca. Averaging 40 feet 10 the ear
AMI Ghreo feet ~ siaco bctwecn cush
one, The total length - the train WIS
{, ,lot fect. or Pa feet more than mile
This ls no Joke Newton KHnaan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04

soldiers 10 China Can send Letter. for
Two Gents.
All nrnl claaH mail matter addressed
o. psuvaOna conncote1 win the army or
navy in the Chinese smpirc viii be 70
ceived and dispatched az the rates
charged FOR dumesUe postage. Pack
ages and p,Arcsils of nathalie natter ad-
dressed 10 ar'ny. naval or civil officers
IN iDrtO Rico. Cuba and the Philippint
stands, when marked gift" or SOU
vcnir WIN be delivorcd witboiH enc
collection ~ uBstogn dutlen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04

Thomae Csrhrun d'cd az the asylum
mere on saturday. the 2Sih. Ho wus
admitted into she institution ON De
ccmber rs. isaS. from sie4a county
Miss Mary Antonio died az the asylum
Yesterday. the 2sth. She was admitted
from Bermlnlo county on January ~.
1894 LAS Vegas Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
A CmILD ENJoYs

The pleasant favor. gentle action and
soothing effeea % syrup OF Figs, when
IN need OF a laxative. and if the father
or mother be cOstve OF bilious, the
most gratifying results follow ita use;
90 that Il is the best family remedy
known and every family should have
a bottle. Manufactured BY the califor-
MIA zig Syrup company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
DEMOCRATS ~ nEErrSo.
Territorial 1onventioR Ia sessioR santa
" Oct. tho Convention.

Territorial Convention Ia sessioR santa
~ Gets tho Convention.
Agreeable 10 oali by Chairman G. y.
Baslcy. the New Mexico dcmocratic
aouHniitee ls hol,ilng session this a.
ternOon a; SIR. hasley'a office. says mo
Now Mexloln. Tine session opened az Q
o'oloch with fifteen OF ~ 0f the party
leaders in attendance. among them be-
Ing Hon. Autoni0 JOsaph Of Tiioa
county; Antonio Laioero and c. W. Al
Ten Of San Miguel. f,orion Miligr. ~
hernaliEo and Judge Lai'ig4aliu. Mar
ociino Gar1ia and others representing
various maiabors by proxy. Chairman
Basley ana Secretary tenchan alao
held number u proxies and letters
and teieRrama were received from
members Of the committee not present
setting forth their Opinions respecting
the chief business in hand. whioh was
the selection % a time and place for
the territorial convention for the uOmi
nation ~ a Candidate Tor delegate Ca
congress. After q lengthy discussion
and an exhaustive Interchange nf views
during whicn time the claims of Las
Vegas. Hat0n, Albuquerque. silver city
and sarda Fe were presented, q Naa
agreed that Santa Fc should have tho
convention - 90 the date thereof
there Was considerable difference e
oplnion.
THE executive ooqIgTutee wua author
iEed to Ak the time of the oonvenihlB
This eOuuui1ioe b ouiupoaed 0f O. F
Eaaioy. 4, -. Renehan. Antonio joe
eph. Maroelino Garcia. ". -. Fieid
Antonio Jicero and O. n. Marr1n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
FnREAT MnsEnVn NoTKs.



what Supervisor McCiare SAYS.
supervisor Il. q. Mcclure ia IA santa
Fe from a uiroo weeks uap through tltc
s3uthern, oentfal and eastern parta OF
the iAocos reserve. The cttila enaAing
thcrcon Cat cents a hcsid) are rpiiinz
fat, and made me supervisor feel like
quitting thc government serviee ana
suing into the oaatie business
Z. u. Hanna. supervisor " forrest re-
serves in New Mtniso anai AIszona haE
roiurnei "a hia residaunriers az aanUl
~ after a trap 20 the CHA raavo a.
f.lr aa Morcau. ARA while tiusro he
promoted ilange Rller Wilson ~.
Tlaycr, AN illlnoia appointoe. % ths 20
uitipn 81 aasiNtant supervisor in ullaFgc
of ihc eiaiern hah - tho reserve.
James MoCslbe the minneapolis Jour
uaalist appointed iunge rider two ami a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04

MrA Jsmes Mocorriaion. wife % the
wril-known cement Sidewalk nanipu-
lafor. icrt this morning fDr urccnosk.
Pa. IN reaponse 10 a Telegram that her
father was seriously Al.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
rnNsIoNa QRANTED.

prNrafo,,-s ap. .,Y,.,
- t'iNs'h ~ I" hohh mas been
st"l,e'i 7" s'..en e'..t.i..' Ia CueVa' MO
,'''.i,''' Hi''l1I' ailsvf tt's'
N''' y "''ilAh' Juan 10
.'''''s' "'.' W. ia'a 'eunty' ~ a noii'h'
,.''',' - s,4ep'.n =, vt,eH Ia La3'
''''" e"u'''S' Ns " hi"n1h'
AN lNCoRfOitAftON.
H D. Cantwcu. n. A. Noel. w. D.
Garter. Il. "A. Wagner. Of a. I.,,,is ana
ID. hauman. u F,arunnrton. Mo. direc-
tors. filed incorporation rsspera Cor the
ainndview AlniuE Company. win a
capital ~ ti0.Qo0 aud headquarters M
b. lsSiis' The New Mcxico office Of
the company b az kiugpgons sicrfa
county and the New Mexiuo agent 10
- hAtuinan' wlr' makes his reaidenca
az hlhstsiun.
INDIAN DHPnEnATfoN.
Hon "A 4, e,.,,,r,, tf,s,.,., s,,..,... -.
t,r,.y t,.., r,.s,,,,,.., =, st.,.., ~. e..'..
Ant,ntt, veb,.r, ~. 80, -. III
tb. Tp,ii,, ,,.,,,..,,., -, - -, a..
IeH,n norn.l y, an. ffpi,.,t -, -, ,,s,-
mai r,stus ,,trnh,,,.,.,.,,., - 80, -.
driven ~ ~, t,,.ta,,.. l., 80 A., -. -
einttv ~ ,,..,t,,. str s,-.,,,a.. ,',.s'...
tfnltet st.,t.-, s.,,,,,,,,t..,t.,.. ~. s,....
Kenn,..ty a., -, -. A.. -.
oialm ar Anacin, 49,, =, NJ. H..,,'.
county. aaalna, the tinlt.t s,a,,a a. !
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04

George krick. a native ~ Hesoe-
caas,i, aged ~ years. died az his hoano
on the south side AT $50 yesterday 81.
teruoon. He had hOng suffoged fIOln
pafsilysss having been stricken four
years ago. His aged Wife was win hun
Ia his las hours The docesoss9 spent
HIS entire iife untn "a few yesrs asro az
his native placo In Germany. He is
the fstlaor of uhree aons and ave dtuRh
ters These are iisnrg and Asiarn
krick' % thiS city. John kTsok Of Ger
rillunn nov on visit a. Germany.
Mrs y A. Smith and Mlu. Louis Zeli-
hocfer 0f San Pedro Mrp. Mary Briuck
and Mrs. Louise Veuzhouas Of ~. Louis.
and AIRS. A, IS1chcr. ~ ChllluJtho. Mo-.
all ~ whOsn have been notified BY wire
N his demise New Mcxasa,n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04

Dr, Charles a. Nsohols. "a Port Win.
gate. writes as fOlluWs. can you Kind
W teil me- Why / 90 not resolve Your pa
per regularly, I rcoeiyed two uopies
"a sepafate intervals. T'he ohlieang post-
master tells me rhcy Do not arrive az
tha office. Ia these exciting tiasss Ne
are very anxious f0r the lateuf BIZ 81
neWu We can SET"
Tho lecture on Progressive CiyillEa-
tion" al the Congregational ehur,h this
eyeninE ~ Airs roats va cake piare
az O'Clock Everybody wvloane. MIa.
Teata orpreaasa her opinions la . cicar.
logical, foroefln. 80 doiicato and No
manly way, which 10 very oOnylncing
and eloyatinE"
joss Manuel sanchcz ana wife. Of
Pabaito. are reloicing 0var tne arTtvsl
~ their h0s1ua VI tNin boys
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04

Signal Engineer .. n Hobson. oe ths
santa ~, IL preparing plans in T.yps,lra
for the government ~ trains through
che tunnels on She san rrunciso0 4 san
josqian yaiiey line by the block signal
system Work VITA be- cUaranenoed lEn-
mediisely Hud the pairufa 0f the santa
fos California line Will be prstssae,i
in this way BY the time the nav
Through triin Hsrvioe fGNsn ChlsaRo 20
San Franclsro a. innugurated IA the
mu
There are ave utnnela on tiie line ~
thr san joaquin valley Rad Iha
longest ia O. $40 feet. and the ahDriaisi
s over 1000 feet Tho fart that uiey
Wero necessary in the building ~ tae
san Francisco line ~ what deiayci me
cumNetion % the line
rniier thn biock aFIlai system h viii
hs impossible f0r "a train % enter a tun-
mel while uuotheT train is on ne tmgsl
track in tiis Wny Az possibility ~ col
llslonH WIN bo dome away with. Tha
System wlH be eNagAy the atIna la
OPERATION aa the hauCk siNual system On
enc chlcago, esatern and middio divin-
iofaaf me Santa 10 pnper
Tine tunnel az Naton. New Mexk-o.
on che Nsg MeKioo division 90 tiie san
20 w. prtper haa ben prUSessei BY a
block signal sytsein for several years
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04

Harry Potter. a wet g0Oda merchant
from santa ". Is here % enjoy metro
U1litan NE Tor a fow Gays.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04

Mrs. ,. Il. Shoemaker. % Chicago. and
her son. Charles i.awreucc VIM have
been VISITING Win AR. ana Mrs Mc-
clHken. VI s0lsth seoond street. for the
past week. took shia noruinEa train for
their eastern home. much pleased with
their stay Ia New Mexico.
G. q Clark. grand chancellor % the
khieshts ~ I'ytht,s ~ New MeKioo. waa
a passenger en rotsto 10 Gallup iaui
Night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04

Ralph Gould, uon " DR. Ocorso r.
Gould. and who ~ employed al the
News odlce Ia El raso. Texas. was ss-
ycrely injured whiio tamuerlnE with
unaouguutable manner hia ion thumb
wac caught Ia the machinery ana
crushed. breakips the honc. Itaiph's
fnepda in Albuqueraue, Will hops for
hia speedy rvcoyery froan me painful
lniury.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
OFFICIAL NOTES
Land Once uasiness Mckinley Csuuty
beard Appointed.
TANrt, orfr,sts fsts,,y,Bn

A.AlNh 0hiAaE tNtflblN9
The following Ia the reo0ri of buai
mess tiyanaaupod az che UnRed States
hand office. Sanza BE. Tor the week end.
Ing with yesterday noon,
Homestead Entries ss.ilOlne Truiillo.
Oriz, Colo, 90 acres, itio Arifba cOun-
~ Thuluaa AiuaavOrth. Ration, 100
auroa. COlfax county; Reyes MOutoya.
Wagon Mound. 100 acres. Mofa oyunty !.
Ant0alO iiueno. Wagon Mound. 100
acres, Mora county. Zsicaral Padiila.
San Rafael. igOacrcs. Valencia county
AC. Nelson ftaton. 100 acres, COlfaK
county Charles u. Strong. Mora, 100
acres. M0ta county, David Chavez.
scna. 100 acres. sam Migucl county.
Final ceT1incntca -Clifton Hiu. Is
leta, iiiSo acres. IiorBaiimo COUNTY.
Jesus AragOn. Halls Peak. i6i ls aorca
Colfax county,
lands Soid-,Isiiiott Crosson, AIbu-
auerque. 1924 acres, Bernalllto county.
Caa Bntries- Samuel n. Coolidge
Fruitland, northwest quarter. acctinn 4
township 20. north. range 10. west. san
Juan county.
MKTNI.EY COUNTY.
In accorihn,ss with q" 9tion Q. chapter
10 u the complied laws Governor Otero
yesterday appointed the following re-
turning board 10 order. hold and con-
duct an election of county officials AMI
oinyass she returns la those districts
Of nernaiillo county out ~ which Mo
Klnley county win be organized. The
election viii be held on the first Mon
G,y in November, a day before the ter
ritorial election and the county election
b. stser cOufstiea These appointed arc
B9ws,rd Hart Clinton NJ Cotton and
stephen Canavan.
MORRILL, FUND Distribution.
Territorial Treasurer J. a. Vaughn
rcoclved $4,000 from the treasurer %
the united States the annual grant
fIum the MOrrii fund 20 me New Mes
ico College Of Agriculture and Mcoiaan-
lc Arts at MesiIia Park.
NEW PoBTMAsTERs.
Now MeNsco poslnasterB appointed
were. Jowett, san Juan county. Louise
Dolushcs'; pcra Flora. ColfaK county.
l.. A. Dawson.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
LAS VEGAS LAcONlcs.

a. M. HIARDINoE.
session Dire tor.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1900-11-09
IN THE DOMESTIC REALM.
Lore That My BE Found
of Value.


For apple sauce or apple tart two or
three peach leaves stewed with the APP
pies give a delicious favor. Removing
them of course before serving.
To broil oysters dry them, dip in
melted butter and roll in cracker
crumbs. Place on buttered broiler,
and broil for two minutes on each side.
Cucumber salad is frequently served
from scooped out cucumber shells,
which are cut in halves lengthwise.
These should be buried in ice until they
are wanted for the table. Chopped
olives, thin strips of red pepper,
nasturtium seeds and capers can be
used as garnishes, while the shells
should be served on beds of small, yell
low lettuce leaves, says the Boston
Budget.
Succotash as served by the average
cook is merely cut corn and young
Lima beans cooked together. To get
the real flavor of this truly delicious
dish the ears of corn, half dozen per-
haps, or seven if small, to pint Of
beans, are first scored down each row
with a sharp knife, then the tender
pulp or kernel is pressed out from the
ear. The cobs are then put into quart
of boiling water and cooked hard for
20 minutes. Remove the cobs, and in
this water boil the beans for half an
hour. Now add the corn, and cook a
few minutes longer. Season with pep
per, piece of butter the size of wal
nut, and half a teacup of thick cream.
Thus prepared, the dish has all the
flavor of the old-fashioned succotash,
lacking the heavy richness that comes
from boiling with pork and stronger
favored bean, as was the formula of
our grandmothers.
A delicious salad is made of potatoes,
tomatoes and green peppers. Pare and
slice the potatoes and tomatoes. Wash
and remove the seeds and chop fine one
green pepper. Put them together into
bowl and season with. salt and pep.
per and dress, tossing the ingredients
lightly with French dressing made OF
three parts of oil, two parts of vinegar,
and onion uice, salt and pepper to
taste. Serve on bed of cress or let
tuce.
A mistake that many housekeepers
make is the wasting Of time and
strength in fancy cooking" If pies,
buildings and cakes were reserved as
dainties for special occasions and feast
days. instead Of a part of the daily
menu, how much labor would be saved
and how much health would be gained!
A simple salad or some fresh fruit
would be vastly more healthful and
much less trouble to provide. Yet it
is generally in the households where
economy is an object that the useless
and expensive pies and cakes abound.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1900-11-09
The Ice Hnbit A. rnrIana.

The English have long laughed at
the American 'ice habit" but they
are now falling victims to it them
selves. Not very long ago the at
PENDANTS of public places in England,
where nearly everything except ice
was provided, would be insulted if one
complained because ice could not be
had. To-day all first-class places have
a few small humps swimming in a
glass dish. and you pick these out
with sugar tongs. And in country
inns and even in second-class houses
they apologize for not having tn.
Y. Times.