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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-09

On Tuesday morning early the Gaelic
arrived with the Oriental mail. Twen-
ty-four hours later the Advertiser got
some OF It's papers and forty-eight
hours later the rest of them. One Of
the early benefits of complete annex
alton will be postofflce that is able to
keep clerks enough to sort mail matter
promptly and has, besides, force
OF carriers to get it to its destination
on time. AS things are now, the re-
trenchment policy, both in the Postof-
fee and the Custom House, is playing
the mischief with the public interests.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-09
Mr.. DOOLEY TALKS.

Ar. Dooley was reading the war news
not our war news, but the war news
we are interested in-when Mr.. Hen
messy interrupted him IN ask What's
war expert?"
"A war expert" said Mr. Dooley, els
a man niyer heerd iv before. If We can
think iv annywan whose face is unfa-
milyar TO We an We don't raymimber his
name an he's got a job on a paper ye
didn't know was published, he's a war
expert. 'Tis a har-rd Office 10 fill
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-09

Spain has put an almost prohibitive
duty on American imports, including
petroleum. This may be regarded as
her first move for a reciprocity treaty
and as a strong bid for the backing
therein of the Standard Oil Company.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-09

The plague in Japan is over and that
in Manila is abating. Evidently san
itary science has nothing to dread from
the scourge in the way Of widespread
and persistent mortality.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-09

Hereafter the contents Of the Adver-
tiser will regularly include the real
estate transactions as they are made
known on the official records.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-09
Electric Railway.

Contracts have been let for material and the work
of construction equpping and installation placed in the
hands of competent electrical engineer to be fully
pleted by June lst. Having independent power
plant we prepared to furnish electric poH er for
Lighting heating and other purposes to our home build
ers at most reasonable rates.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-09
PACIFIC HEIGHTS.


and in itself artistic piece of engineering easy
to all points, also scenic and marine views of
exquisite grandeur at every turn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-09
As Promised.

ply each lot. Permits for making water connections
will be granted on application.
An inspection of the attractive homes now building,
or the names of purchasers of lots will convince anyone
that PACIFIC HEIGHTS is the choicest and most select
of all the residence sites of Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-09

Il is cheaper and more EFFECTIVE
than any other preparation.
Sprinkled about cesspools, stables
and oUthouses it will thoroughly disin-
feet.
1t does not lose it's strength by com
ing in contact with the soil, but
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-09

For further information, prices terms, etc, apply
at Office of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-09
Good
Health

special invitation is extended to everybody to
visit Honoluu's most delightful residence site
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
rmE mellow rowS.
Hsv. Hrewcr Co Hold Evangsiistirai aerv-
tees New Fire Company Organised.

Hsv. brewer ca Hold Evangslistlral aerv-
tees New Fire Company Organized.
Rov. George H. Brewer. % Albuquer-
gue. recently appointed general mia
ilonary % the Baptist churches OF New
Mexico. viii conduct evangelistic ser
yices az Las Vegas IN January.
W. j. Funkhauser the Bridge stree
broker, while In Albuquerque last week
made the largest purchase ever made
In the Duke city ~ goat skins and
pelts. his purchase amounting up into
The carloads Of goat skins alone.
In accordance with instructions cent
out from the santa Fe's general Offices
az Topeka. a IRE department vas or
ganlzed at tho round house Following
are the officers chief. g. r.. Elliott
foreman. L. y. webb; assistan. fore.
man. Albert Slack; pipcman. Henry
webb. hosemen. +. B Mcclure and ].
~ shlri,y: assistants. Erwin Heydt
and Albert Raillard; hosecart men
Garnctti Burks. wertz. Marines. Bell.
Cruxford. Allen, Coin, II. Romero. and
q. c. d. Baca.
Accidents.-Haroid Richmond. the lit
he con OF n. l.. Richmond, had his
hands and the side u his face and head
badly scorchod By accidentally falling
INTO a bonfire IN the west side Oflan-
10 smith. the west side contractor. met
with the misfortune OF running a nail
INTO ha foot. The wound IL quite palm
roll A young man who was rsared In
TIE family o. the tate Don Lorcnzo I4o-
pea. was drought up from Blaf !. thi'
Afternoon. suffering from a wound aus
tained BY a kick from a mule.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

Ken. Williams term OF ONCE expires
January LIST. az the same time the pres
ent shcrlns term does. II has been IN
derstood an along that Mr. Williams
would not be candidate FOR reappolnt-
msnt under the new administration.
consequently the people OF Doaa Ana
county lose a good. efficient and fear
less officer Mr. Williams during the
past several Gears he has been an ON
car, We believe has met satisfactorily
number OF emergencies and supreme
tests Of a flrkt-class officer.
However. the expiration u hls tern,
here Is not unfortunate foF alan. Tor /.
merit has been recognized by tn great
santa Fe railway company. and he has
been appointed a. one ~ their special
oflcers a position which carries better
pay. less hardship. bat Of course, more
Responsibility Dona Ana County Re-
publican N0tc-Mr. Williams iH nov
IN this city and has informed The
CiiiEcn that his headquarters after Jan
uarp ~ viii be al Albuquerque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
ANNUAL SCHOOL REPORTS
Statistics Of Schools Received BY
Territorial Superintendent
PRETTY GOOD SHOWING.

Superintendent o. Public Instruction
NJ G de naca. has received the annual
reports % the Presbyterian mission
schools AZ Los f,cntes ana Paiarito. The
forescs has one teacher who teaches
nine month"; a year. an enrolment Of
fs an average daily attendance OF a..
value ~ property. SEQ. expenditures
during the year. t5ta The Pajirto
school has one teacher. a school term
Of nine months. an enrollmnt 90 81, an
average daily attendance Of ~. a prop
crty valuation Of $500. and annual cx-
penditurca amounting 20 t5i2. superln-
tondrnt Dp uaca nNei the bond % the
county treasurer OF Chavos county a.
treasurer OF the school funds o. that
county a. $4,000
Tho fOiloRinF annual reports OF city
ana town schools were resolved nasi
Las Vegas. n schools school term oi
ninc months. ~ teachers. school popu.
lation 90 1853. enrolment, ma. average
daily attendance. sea. total receipts.
fi2o2s 20. expenditures yii.Ii6 90. value
OK school property. fiGo0l. spent f0f
salaries OF teachers sl.iss2s.
santa Fell schools, school term OF
nine months ~ tcag herr school popu.
iatIon 20 1891 enrolment, 500 daily av-
urage attendant. t09, total receipts
ti0,agt12; expenditures. faiaiai; valu,
of school property. $500. paid for sal
aries OF teachers f62au.
Albuquerque Twenty three schools
length OF school term. 2 months 3.
teachers. school population, ma. en-.
roilmrnt. ii7a. daily average attend.
ancc. 5i4. rccvipts t2s.itS.0s; eNpcndi
lures. s1aif5Oy, value % school prop
orty. $4,000. paid Zoe salaries % teach.
sfs. tit0tIN
Hoswuil--2 schools. school term. ain,
months. 10 teachers. school population
500. enrolment. COO total receipts
iiGGo as. total expenditures. 1871 20
value % school property. ii2o0. paid IN
teachers salaries, S522o.
silver city Six schools. school tern
10 months. 6 teachers. school ccnsu.
pi7. enrolment i6s average daily at
tendance. 2s5 total receipts, Gsols. tot
al expenditures, ts5i0 SO, value q sohoo
property. $4,000. paid in salaries q
teachers, $3.50
Raton-Fourtcen schools, month";
taught. Nc teachers. school census. 80
enrolment u 60. daily average attend
ancc, te5. total receipts. t6ii9 ~, tota
expenditures, sa9iss, paid for teachers
salaries, f5lat8
eoCorro Five schools. school census
52a. enrolment. 2s3. average daily az
ten3anoc. i6z; total receipts, ffSOtB3
total expenditures. S2iS7a2, value o
school property, $4,000. paid Tor teach
prs' salaries. HISS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
ITEMS PROM TnE wEsr.
soldiers az Port winga,e- Dance aud Party
az Mitchell.


al Mitchell
Special Correspondence.
Fort wingate. Dec ii--rhis post 4
now garrlsoned By troop G, OF the Fifth
cavalry. Lieut. n. y. Mcclure com
handing, who In addition to being a
model officer has the respect ana es-
teen OF his men. An enjoyable dance
and supper was given b. the troop on
Thanksgiving night. and 10 citizens u
Gallup, who in number Of attendance
and enthusiasm. showed their appre
citation OF the coming Of the white
man" That the soldiers life Il not oil
play IL shown by a short soj0urn here.
From G O'Clock IN the morning until
noon, there are but short intermlsslons
between Some duty or other. Stables.
setting up drlli. "d-iii with horses.
for an hour and a half etc. awe the
boys an appetite for their meals ana
the comparative easy time Of The after
noon. u Is expected that this troop VIII
b. ordered 10 the PHILIPPINES IN q short
time Lieut.. Mcclure expectg the gar
rlson will be- Considerably lnoreas d In
numbers when the new army law goes
into effect.
the writer had a pleasant meetlnk
here with two fellow -townamtn of De
tloit. Mich Sergeant a o Nehls and
Trooper V. ~ Iost
The country along the line 81 the
santa Re Pacihe from Fan Rafael Is In
poor condition Tor the want ~ grass
and water Sheep and caitlemen are
meeting With considerable dihi uity IN
obtaining these necessities Tor their
stock
H. J. Haverkampf Of San Rafael
has moved into "a new. large and COM
m0dlous store. whore be can readily
handle his fast increasinE trade,
Coal chutcs are being erected AZ
Grant station By mo railroad company.
the present haul from taEnna 90 Gal
lup being TOO Ions
The people 90 Mitchell ana vicinity
had a good time al n d1nce held there
last week. and didn't go home tli
/ morning.
Messrs. Nalgler q Chadwick. th'
we'll known catilemon, have purchased
| $50 head of cattel N johnson Neu
man. OF Dewey. az which place thei
viii winter the stock. Johnson a Hcu
man have iusi moved into new ston'
store. but viii retain chs depot BUILDING
az a Htofehouse
Major J q Van poron of Biuewatef
who has the coal contract Tor ihls post
has Just delivered several car loads Q
that necessary article here.
A. n. Med
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
OFFICIAL NOTES.
Entries for Land Made BY Commits
sloness to Institutions.
LAND OFFICE TRANSACTIONS.
ron PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.

FoR PUBLIC tNsTITUTioNs.
In the once Of the register OF public
lands In the federal Office IN santa re-
the following entries BY the land COM
mission for public institutions were
made
University 90 New Mexlco at Albu-
aucfauc. set0ie acre.. New Mexico COLI
ieEe OF Agriculture ana Mechanic Arts
az McHliia Park. S5t5ae acrcsi New
Mexico Insane Asylum az Las Vegas,
it15.6s acres. New Mexico School o.
Mines al socorro, t626.6l acr.s, Deaf
and Dumb asylum az santa ~, tt77 40
acres; reform SCHOOL not yet located.
$500 acres normal schools Of the terri
tory az Las VEGAS and Silver city.
o26g25 acres. penitentiafy az Santa Re,
isst4i acres; New Moxloo Military In
stitutc "a Roswell. t2sle2 acres; Min
ers' Hospital. not yet located. tet2 ~
acres. Hospital for the Blind, not YES
located. tssi 10 acres. The land select
I'd IL coated IN colfsx and Mora ooun-
tiea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
LEGISLATIVE PRINTING.

Territorial Secretary Wallace LAST
Friday awarded the contract Tor the
English printing for the coming session
Of the territorial legislature, FOR which
competitive lids had been asked. The
contract was awarded to George r. Al
bright, manager 81 the Albuquerque
Jorunai- Democrat The other bidders
we're the New Mexican Printing COM
pany. whose bid w1H the second lowest,
the optic Publishing company and vi
independents. the latter two OF Las We
gas. The figures az which the success
fui bidder will do the printing are -
low that the New Mexican Printing
company could not possibly have ac-
cepted the work 40 that price witho"'
great loss TO Itself
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
CRIPPLED MASS ronrIruDE.
with Foot tut on Crawled Up Erabank-
msnt and stgnailsd.

with root cat on CrawIed Up Erabank.
ment and signaiIsd.
A well dressed young man. VINO had
by misfortune ran out Of means In the
fu west was trying 10 get back e. his
eastern hom" by beatlng his way on
passenger trains when he happened TO
a serious accident west Of SeilKnan
Arizona on the Santa Fe.
Ito had mounted the tender and was
stopping from u 10 the baggage car. IN
order 10 ride on the blind" when his
root slipped and he fell between the
tender and baggage car. but 70 one side
0f She track lie failed 20 gee enc o.
his lelea out OF the way aEd the bag
gage car cut II on Just above the ankle
When the man was frocd by the cut
ting on Of his foot he rolled down the
ombankmeut tie got up. climbed back
up the embankmeut aud sisnaled the
engineer Of tho second section OF the
train 10 stop. The train was one Il
those Santa re passenger trains that
travel Ia two and three sections. The
engineer saw his signal and allowed
doWn sufficiently for tie brakeman %
jump on and be did 30. The brakeman
then slgnaled the third section OF the
train TO stop and he and the crippled
man boarded a. Hs was taken 20 Sell
lgman and his wound attended 20. The
surgeon said the young mans forltude
was remarkable, as he would take no
aneSihetlo and had 10 be- forced to take
liquor a. a Htimuiant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

Hon. Solomon Luna, OF valencia
county. 10 IN the city to-day.
Mss. James Mehan am son. came in
from N Paso this morning 10 spend
the holidays with her parents. Mr and
Mrs. Lou Davis.
That big engine. No. sss. Il Ut the .
cal shops and IL being thoroughly o'er-
hauled. II 10 bran new, and will be
sent out west probably tomorrow. II
viii be used as helper on the Bil VIII
llama mountains.
First CONGREGATIONAL church, Coal
avenue and Broadway, w. J. Marsh
pastor. Preaching services AZ II a. m
ana f.a0 p. m. Sunday school ~ st'
a. m; Ups, c. L. az $50 .. m. Al
are cordially invited 60 thee services
DIR. ]. p. Raster. chief surgeon % th,
santa Re railroad company with head
quarters al the Topeka hospital. q u
the city. coming IN from the north las
night. He 10 accompanied by Or Y. W
Mcconnell. also Of The medical depart
ment,
II has bean suggested that seats b
arranged 81 the corners 81 m ciu
where the morning and afternoon aul
eomos IN Eood play for the invalid
that Geek this valley. strangers ar
rolling IN soodiE inumesFs % svsr
train.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
MADE MANY DEMANDS.
Llst Of Operators Grievances That
Caused Original Strike.
GOOD AND BAD PROVISIONS.

Chairman Russell. OF the order Of
Hallway Telegraphers grievance com
mitteo. gave out q copy Of the rules
and regulations which were submitted
10 the Santa ~ company by hls com.
mstteo. The refusal OF the company %
submit the question 81 these rules 10 a
committee ON arbitration was the al.
rect cause Of the strike. he stated.
These ruha make some 1900 words. and
On substance they are az follows
I. Every one working a key 10 b.
considered an operator.
2 Demanding a trial before dis
charge % an operator for any cause.
and providing for an appeal 60 ths
highest officers OF the company In reg
ular order; nxlng hours % work and
providing for overtime.
g. Providing for promotion for merit
and ability and by seniority where
these are equal. giving right o, hear.
ina Go operators Who are pasged over
and providing for their reins aiemen
n found worthy In lieu Of arst APP
pointee.
4 Providing that not more than
twelve hours shall constitute a days
work.
G. irving rate Of overtime at not less
than 25c per hour.
8 Providing Tor payment 81 over.
time for calls. meeting OF trains out.
eide OF regular hours and for other ex-
ira service.
Z. Providing Cor payment % regula
salary and expenses for service in at.
Agnding court working az wrecks. etc
g. Telegfaphorn viii not be- required
60 call engine crews or train Crt W.
scrub stations, station platforms o.
closets. load or unload cotton.
,. Providing for extra payment for
handling switch lights.
10 Pravlding fuT relieving opera.
h tors OF carrying tie malls to ard IRON
depots.
n. Providing for consideration o
complaints against commercial ieit
graph and express companies b. Join
operators.
~. Providing for salary and expen
ses Ia making traRsfcrs when ord'flt
By the company.
H. Providing for return o. ser &c
cards and letters ~ recommended n
a. Providing that there shall be n
discrimination against operators 10
NtiNAhk ON kfNfNANet 1NNlitAA tNtA
IS Operators 10 retain seniorit
when transferred
i6 Provides that operators leavi
service be given service cards.
H. Providing Tor messengers 70
commercial messages where TREY eN
coed an average Of elghi per day.
IS Providing against operator
teaching biography
49, Wires 10 be cut when a STATIC
~ discontinued.
80 Overtime not 20 he allowed 81
cept within a specified time.
Il. Complaints agniEst operator
must be- IN writing
~ TeieEraphcrs must be alloNe'
ten consecutive hours % rest In eae
twenty-four hours.
% Sunday and holiday work not /
be required except such A. Is afsolute
" necessary 70 protect the company
business.
"a Any employc having a grlevanc
may elect TO be rcpresentsd by an
esmmitteo or any person.
R5 Ths maximum salary Tor tee
Graphsrs shall be $50 per month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

years iJr all fufms of Throat aud lung ir1u
bic nnd have So ;0 como urrUu % r1s,
who're i 0iiipd We lntt tour liuio ones in
our family. anal rrithtr NV vito nor have
ever iustauiFit -Ierp hfr1u rufthrnat tfsu.
bic among tle ,hduu Uloa that Is mOie
than auy Other fnnlIv nu ur Arker's
English hcpirly isiu.t ~ rNouYrin ruuWn.
up pcHplc ua Or tln fnHur " Seem. tu 20
Straight Go thc rilOo where thr irurhif its
in The throat ard hrputh tulaa nrd unes
u fnoihrs and hrsls ihr ifria'rl us.ufa,
loo cns up thC WuUeW Hrd mu.U in the
breathing pt.sfrra. gHIrls ill# u.Ifta. iuVins
crates thc constitution 1ul Slope thc cough.
ing My advice Goo parents b. to always Keep
q bottle in The house u Viii he q constant
safeguard against GROUP isirnril
y u XiNNEuNsN, San Antonio. Tex
sodst 49, O. and ~ brittle Throughout no vnuad
siaifa ana ranadn aHi Boz fHfitnf. afts rI = "a
= tt " yuu MT SATISFIED IftTg taFInf trfufn ne
bottle o. Ssnf srual ifi and ti I.Hf uiHhtB back
o. dHfiaf.f ns ai lar.Hnfs.
W ~ HO9AFG a 90, rfas. N0a iira
Nor Gale ~ 4 n p'RIeItV A "a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

a Decatur III, paper IN commenting
on the death OF Charles Yoadorf, for
merry OF this city, says; "ChaTle
Xondorf. the auctioneer. died a, 2.a
Thursday afterLlon. Dec. SIN. from n,
effects Of stroke % paralysis suffered
two weeks before. Little hope Rad been
entertained for his recovery since thu
time. Mr.. Yondorf was % years Of az
and a native OF England. ne came Z,
Decatur from New NJ xico ave year
ago. Vie Il survived hy his wife anc
one little daughter. The funeral
Chas. Yondorf vas held at .. m. sat
urday from the Christian tabernacle
and the burial was az Greenwood Gem
etsry."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
scALrED ram rAoEs.
The AibuqusFaae indians Wen the Foot
Halt ftataa.

BsIi Gasas.
The Normal University fouthnil team
does not look ~ pretty AZ q did before
The wild red men from Albuquerque a.
vested Il Of lts hlrsuto appcndaEra yes
terday. but Il knows more than u ala
The Indians wboope1 IL up In great
shape. and whitewaahcd our local play
ers 10 the tune Of 9 20 Q.
Notwithstanding ths exorbiiant price
% admission. there was a very large
ATTENDANCE and this. On connection
with the fact that the public schools
uere Dismissed for the occasion. would
Indicate that las Vegas has gone Grassy
over football Las Vegas Republican.
The republican central committee
met this morning and settled up the
bills contracted during the recent cam
paign.
santa W railway company pay
checks arrived last saturday night. ana
some have found their way among the
merchants.
A. crawford. justlcs OF the peace
has returned 70 the city from helen
where be pufehssed Cor hostoa parties
I. lO1 sacks % wool
The plaza "a Old town IL belas nled
up ana put IN condition foF the "a
iensiye improvements that VIA D,
made there next Hpring
AIRS Regina saiagar, % TIinchera
/ Colorado, arrived here last SATURDAY
niShi. ana Win enjoy ths holidays viii
/ relatives and friends % Old town.
Yhs W. e Talbot property on m
/ corner ~ Railroad avenue aud afcon'
street. win bs sold In front % enc prem
ises at n O'Clock sharp on Wednesday
| Dec 18Th.
"a n Hasseh % thf tiersei Cpyot
minrrai springs bottiinE works "a
around this morning leaving 80 busi
ness pilr.f some exec sdiugly prsit
caifndaFa.
Or Hopes ofuse u iusi aerofa th
street from tha building On which 'h
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

Territorial Treasurer J. n. Vaughn
received 1850 for a copy Of the complied
laws. Territorial Treasurer J, H..
vaughn also received from y Mat
thcson. collector Of Eddy county. ti0.ss
% 1899 taxes. and t2Osta OF 1900 taxes
81 which tsit5 8 for territorial pur-
poses aad tii.93 for territorial instilu-
lions, and from J. A. Gilmour collector
81 Chaves county, % cents % taxes o.
1897, N50 OF taxes % 1898. fi32i2 OF
taxes % 1899. OF which tsst3 Is for ter
ritorIai Institutions f1zJ58 Of 1900
taxes. Of which $3.50 70 4 for territorial
purposes and titsos Tor territorial IN
situations.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

private Land eiatna. iefs ever ire mar.
row waurs Tor ria hone ~ Denver. RE
viii return on ptoslnber 20, ~ 70 Lan
Cruces 10 take teetimony IN the Ne.
fugio grant colony case.
capt o. 3 Mathea. speoiai egent of
the general land once has rvturned
from a trip to his home AZ Ahron. o..
and % washington