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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-05

EsLAS-La ala de Curssso, sI-
1us-E a. N1r 70 In CO Puerto Rio,
~sss lsa pusrtOEriqutnos al alc gas
rurelmoses xlin&polcgicaE que esta.
= FiEsa C Puerto klco q Curacao
~ a. C day medic.
Pan Eta irtoTzea, dirigirse al sr.
lHpgcRsz 1e Instruction Publica den
A11isns H7yks 81 Arroyo, y al "Bo-
ia-E ksrsanrl, San Jusn, Y los
fiscssl p&alsE eu Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-05
RESTAURANT LAS COLUNNAS"
ANTES LA PElQA',>
Gale oe Crlstt1ea, 4ostnaer0 3 fre1a-
te al depdslto de los SIS. Vidal y
COn2p0J110.

Habiendome hecho cargo nueYa-
mente de dicho establecimiento otrez-
CO al publico exceIenteS comidas Y
un seryicio esmerado, por siryientes
idoneOS.
Ei establecimiento Sc divide Ell prl.
nero y segundo cOmedOr.
Ell primero lleva por nOmbre Co
me TOR J01'ttt9a Y cuesta un cubierto 70
centayOS.
En- ell segundo Sc deSpacha Ia
carta, estando los precios la altura
de todas las fortunas.
COMIDIS SIN CONPETEN GA
Lo que hago presente todos mis-
reiaciOnados y a los yecin0S de los
pueblos iimitr0fes, donde encontraran
toda la comodidad necesaria y dor
mitOrios Ell habitaciones ventiiadaS y
limpias.
Tambi6n de noche Sc sirven
Cenas, Cafe q chocolate.
Una vista, pues, J saldr6is conven.
cido de la verdad.
Cuenta este Restaurant con IN
magnifco cocinero y mi experienced
en- ell arte culinario.
Ponce, Enero II de 1900. : Saatfa-
no Gi73leWgz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-05
Sc veude

Ell establecimiento mercantiI demo
minado ~La Puertorriquei az que Sc
halIa situado en- la calle del Leon es-
quina a Arenas.
Els punto de porvenir para una
persona que desee trabajar.
Inlormara su dueno en- ell mismo
establecimiento.
Gnero l8 de 1900. III a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-05
'ara AIumnos Internos "a
zATxrE0-ASE1zE11cArEOa-
CoIegio SANTO TOMAS
Em Ia isIa de Curacao
'FuRfsdO el IL Neviembre Isss.

Be desdeI los anoa
Il snuaes que sgan
aupiok syado
medico
m
OeaATOlO fhiOo :favcIscidO gmnac tares
TERIAs ENsEE4NZA
peciadad
a nntuEa dbuio clones gener d ngiene ubanad canto
gRrakca e1eFccios practices tducc-
=
drentes l
tmbien
historic esica historic
81
amb6n podra ensenado
a, grgR la fosofa epritu de la
salla
Los odos
vigana
n1sc aropito
ornetin
disposition especial
Para srsnder tenPa preOder mben este arte
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-05
ZAPATERIA FRANCESA

Gale de la Marina metn1eyO 6.
En- este nuevo taller Sc hacen boti-
nes finos de medida para caballeros
y senOras.
Tambien tlene una novedad ell cal
zadO para mayordomos y ninos cosi
do con alambre que garantizo.
Enero 25.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-05
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-05

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Direccf6n dol COlegio "StO. Tomas"
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-05
PRIVILEGIO CONTRA CADUCIDAD

Sobre este lam nuy parlcularments aenc6n del
ico por ger Ia 1nisa Copan1a del Connente Americana
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
worNnnn nonntn .rlLL All,r.
Iiis Two Companions are nidiag In the
Mnwaiion Mountains

His Two CON, n,panIons sre nidiag In the
Mnwaiion Mountains
The wounded rollbor who was ciptur
ol 10 The fight after the hoid-up OF thc
store of The Helen Mining conpany On
the 9th inst. hls been removed from
Graham 20 Mog0i0n In order that DC
might rcccivc proper medical attention
aui is getung along fcirly we'll. he o.
now able % take Hight nOurishmt ni,
and Il 10 thought that his good conaii-
tuition viii euthio him to pun through
~ has been piacod under arrest by the
United States authorities and just al
soon as abic viii be taken 30 the So
curro San 10 await trial
iIa Identity is stlll unknown. lie has
b,vn recognized by one man t0 whom
b. made the request THAT his name be-
kept a secret. FOR the reason that II he
died he did not want his people q
learn the MANNER OF his end. and u he
lived. he would disclose a himself His
Wishes have thus far been respected.
~ is Thought that the .naining two
robbers are stin hiding IN the Mogol.
lon mountains. being thus far unable %
make uhclr ESCAPE out OF the country
and q s. believed that they wiz ycs bc
captured They were reported 60 have
been seen Friday in the Dry creek sec.
ton. and two horses and s1ddica
thought 20 belong % them have been
picked up. They are likely undergoing
grcat harduhipa hiding during the day
and travelling 90 night. and Il Is very
doubtful n they have sufficient 81.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

o. n. MarHu % Maurice Vaughn.
warranty dced to iotn 10 and n. block 2.
II. Arimljo a bro. addition. oonaidora-
ton. 81 .sco
Ann W. Keen and husband 70 l.. +.
DoElnoy ana wife. warranty deed to
thc westerly 50 feet Of block IS. New
Mexico Town site oSupanys addition.
consideration, si0O.
a. A. Tranibie and wife % Juanlta NJ
schroeder. Waarnfy decd 10 piece of
hand In old town; consideration, $40.
Albuquerque Real Esslatc and I'm
provement tumEany 10 Antonio Jose
Martin. plece of hnd 2sxil0 feet. north
Of the city of Albuquerque, couahioTa-
ton. $40.
q. =. Clark 10 city - Albuquerque.
lot ~. Northern addition: considera-
tion. ti.O0.
Ura GIstce Murray and husband 70
Martina J. stephens. quit claim deed b.
oast 100 fcct OF lots 1 and ~. block ~,
Huning HlghlAsId addition; c0nsidera-
uon. t2.000.
l9iward Lowdcn 10 Mary A. Henry. a
pleoc OF land sltinpsc IN the town % Isa-
rclas. consideration. t3c0.
Mary Poiison 20 Pedro Marines and
wife, lot ard south One-half bot 8.
block c. Simpler ADDITION No. 2. con-
sideratiOn. go.
Afis0fmi y. oleasncr ana husband b
Defilce B. ClovenRer. qult claim deed 10
bot 9, block .: consideration. t25.
Alice FNoster 90 Deflice B. Clevenger.
quft ciaim deed 10 i-t 2, block o; Jesus
Apodaoa adiltion: consideration. SO.
Biwin l.. Mcdler 20 sophia Medier.
north Is feet 5 inches OF Lots rs, if IL
and l6. bl0lk 80. New Mexico T0wnslie q
compauy's addition. consideration. 81.
N. Van slyck and wife % the boNsd
OF education Of the city Of AIbuquer-
quo. warranty deed 20 lot !. block o.
A. 4 4. addition; consideration, tGc0.
o. N. Marron % John Mann, trtct Of
hand situl,e Ia Precinot No. Is. c0ntsid
GRAFTON. 81. 900.
Lunan0 bulan and wife to Ioecfita
Duran de- Van. a picce ~ land ia old
town: consideration, 500.
Congregations Eliuoatioraa society
10 !. s. Hayuolfia. quit oialm deed ID
lots No 8, Z. s. and 9. block IS. Huulng
Iiiaslaald addition. consideration. $500
Frunk Meredith and wife to OeOrgf
Fochran, warranty deed 20 lot 2. block
y, A. & =. addition. 81 i00o.
foaa N. Merritt 10 Margaret A'oit
warranty deed 10 loss ~ ana -. block "
New Mexico Townsite ooanpany's addi'
tion confederation. tf2s.
Pillar q. De Garuia 70 Santiago Gar
cia et al. school directors school dis.
trict No. o.. warranty deed 10 piece oi
land in Ranches De AE1uQuerque. pre-
clnot No. {. consideration, So.
u. T. Altheimer 70 Peter and Ezurns
g. isheck. north half 0f lots i25, i2s ans
/ i27. block .. T.. AfInllo and nrpthera
addition. consideration. 5000.
f.orion Miller and Wreuetta Miller q
Mary Lucy Wallace, warraniy deed 4
lots II and l2. niock a.. Hunipg's High
/ land addition. consideration. tiAo.
| George A .aacnun 90 JAY A. Huobs
warranty deed go hah interest Ia noru
a. feet Of lots is 90, 81. ~, % and a
| bl0ek ae New Mexico Townsite com
peny's addition. consideration. fi.00o.
Emil Klolnwori and wife 90 Jesus A
sanohex ArTagun, warranty deed q
piece ~ land IN she Or town. eonaidera
tlon. tz1b
Andrew smith and wife 10 ~ a. Dun
bar. warranty deed 30 lots -, u, 10 an
10. black - original toWnsiie % Aiou
querque. confederation, q. 400.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
WILL IT OCCUR7
Rumor Of Santa Fe-Southern Paci-
fc Consolidation.
HUSTuNGToNs PUT SCHEME.

u ~ not unlikely that a consolidation
OF thc AtchisUn Topeka a S,inla Fc
ami Southern Puclne railroads Wil he
encctcd. aiys the ChlcaEo ChrOnioio.
ghe lttc Coils T.. Huntington. prcsi-
dent Of the lattcr company. n,vusod a
combination of the two great syutomA.
and u is said he m1de several prOpoal-
tions % the directors Of the annta Fe
system looking 10 this end. u ia further
rcfnrtcd that before hla dcath he rc-
commended GO Eho dlregtorH and large
stockholders of tho Southern Pacific
road that an aumlEam.ltion of the two
systems be effected % possible
officers Of the Santa Fe however, are
not optimistic regarding a finlnvini
combination. They aiy uhat " was "a
pog idea OF Mr Huntington 60 get the
two aysiems under one contra, more
paVieuiarly sltsce lho Santa Fs got ts
HnC into san Francisco. The southern
Pacific haa never had any competition
and they do not take kindly 20 uhe sau-
a Re cntiance into lis teiIstory one
ot the hirh officials uf uho lattcr nays
thar while the question has been CON
sleered the two COMPANIES are no ncaF
cr an amslgfuattinu today Than they
were ycar ago. AMI hc slys thc pros
pcctg of such deal lre about as bright
az "a complete union ~ the United
siatcr ANA Great Britain under one ru-
ler Onlcuw of olhor rolls. Who have
been watching tho policies OF titc two
gystcns. art of different opinion and
firmly believe that the lines wiz gpon
be- brought together
The santa Pc and Southern Pacific
were not panlleiiug competitors for all
California business. - long aH the
santd Fe's line au3 TRAFFIC was confined
TO aouthem California uhe Sohthcrn ia
ciaic people dld not worry much. hun
since the FORMER invaded san Franchise
and northeiu California, she pet ncid OF
the attor road. The southern Pacific
folks have been greatly peitmbcd.
~ consolidation were enccscd o.
wut1d pilco California r here 10 was be-
fore tno santa Fc entered the state
that is. at the mercy of the Southern
Pacific.
The der would bring together two
syrlCim wit hl tOtai mileage ~ ncafiy
n 600 miles. and wouii m.ikr uho ANAL
gaunted company muster of the trans
pcrati0n situation of California.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
A CLoUDBURsT
u BADLY washed Oet a Roas Along the
Itlo poons

q BADLY Washed oct RsaS AionE the
nls Pecos.
Joseph BionEer has returned 20 Santa
Fe from the RIO Pecoa. He reports a
cloud burst Ia the canon Just above the
Vaiie ranch dafi day before ysSts day.
which swept a great quantity u loose
rOck ana bOuldena down on ths pu0iic
road, making Il very difticult Tor teams
10 pass 10 and fr0. That section 70 In
san Miguel county and the hope ia very
generally expressed thaa the cotnmls-
sionera Of that county Will no longer
defer actor In thls matter. but VIII In
Bsruc, the road supervisors 10 SEE 10 u
that the highway from PecOssown 10
WlndaOr's ~ given some attention. ON
the santa Fe county eide attention has
already been given this subject AMI the
road between canOnctt0 and 0lorseta
has been improved under the supervis-
inn ~ supervisors designated BY the
Santa We county board.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
DowN rmE ROAD.
A rev Paragraphs Caught on the Fiy -
~ Pasa Personals.

A rev Paragraphs Caught on The Ply
"a rasn Personals.
Heavy rains occurred along the Jor-
nado del Muerto and In the violnity q
san Marola early las, saturday morn
lng.
George Caaeman, formerly of this city
Ia NOW one of the coal barora % IA
Paao. ana ls always pleased 10 re Al
buqueruue viait0ra.
A. W. Reeves. a few years ago chief
ticket agent az the local depot IN now
located at M Pano ~ tho city ticket
agent for the soughern istoihc railway
r.. y. Motuaif. formerly la BUSINESS
here, met the Albuquerque players at
tho ias Cruces depot and wished them
succesa In the games with the Isl Paao
club. AIR Mctcaa Is now In business
In Las Cruces.
Charlea Buoy. son 81 C0lonci n.
buoy. who was well known Ia Aibu-
quorque "A few years aso. Is In business
Ia El Paso. Colonel Buoy. q will be re-
mcmbercd. was bitten by a mad ooyuta
at his ranch near MaGialcna and died
from hydrophobia.
one OF the oldest citizens or H5l paso
IL G.. II, Morchouac. president of the
state National hank. ua Wgls Ia Albu-
qucrque-'the old t0wr--ln lseJ and
when he met The Cittscn representative
the other day he asked about soveas,l
old timers OF local nlmo.
one " the best fellows to attend TO
the wants OF visitors In El Paso "
Charles G.. Kicfcr. lie la Ia the sta -
toncry buslncas on one OF the principal
streets Of the Pass City. and Is an old
fireman having been chief % than de-
partmont In iss5-se. isgO-'sl and 92.
Goof'ge Peck. who ycans ago. was a
pencil pusher On the nowspapors OF
New MoXloo. 10 now doing reportorial
work for the ~ Paso independent. and
ho iH keeping up his work In fine style
Captain Ponder. anothcr old timer, is
on the ~ l',tas0 Times and he Us a sllli
fixture with Juan =. Hart. Dr. OcorEe
j. Gould Wiolds a pencil on the News
aud Henry CaI'ell h the business mnin-
ager OF The Herald. An prctty good
PEE pie.
Although tho California state board
OF health has declared THAI mo bubonlc
plague exists on the Pacific coaat, an
passenger trains entering El Paso are
held up by Texas quarantine officials
before tho train rc,tches tho limits OF
chat city, and passengers are compeil-
cd 10 sign ccrtihoales that they have
not visited California for certain time.
The ~ Isiso people have appealed 70
the governor of Texas 20 take on his
Quarantine force. but ne has not aa
yet paid any attention 70 their appeala.
George w. Pritohard. the White oaka
miner and attorney. who waa at Santa
Fc passed down the road home bound
Saturday morning At Las Cruces ho
was Joined by Major W. H. H.. Lew
ellyn, and together rode 10 III Paao.
The political situation q New Mexico
Was handled by these two politicians in
good shape, both agreeing that any
man nominated by the rcpubicana for
deiegarc % congress this fall would be
elected. on his return 70 Las Cruces.
the malO. Promised 90 have pome
/ peaches and gBpea az the depot for the
returning Albuquerque dClegatl0n. but
the doiici0us frult failed TO nateriaiize.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
sonooL LANns ANp LroIsLArIoN.
risnsiy Artieis fsosa q Practical Edasasos
81 the Territory.

tisasiy Artiels fsom q Practical Edas.ses
ot the Territory.
In the approaching political contest,
81 ia well that the leaders and c ~ voters
should study the questions relating 10
the donation, cOmm0niy known ea
school lands. already gwen and yet 10
b. given by congress 20 the territory.
These questions are important 10 every
parent with chiaren ~ be educated. -
cNety taxpayer 60 every property own.
co. and to tne residents of small rural
settlements sa well aa the citieM
short slghtod management of auoh
land In ohio. a. almost any of the Older
states. should b. a lesson for tha law
makers hundreds OF thousands of dol
iau might have been saved annually 10
the taxpayers OF these states u they
had adopted auch excellent metnods of
utilizing their sOAool isnds 90 we're
adopted BY our last Legislature.
FROM the report of the supcrintendens
of public instruction. u is Learned that
the total expenses os the distrtot Schools
o. Ncw Mexico Tor 1895 we're tl,GEis.
Oklahoma obtained just about the same
sum frufn the leasing OF her school
landa fuT that year. ln fact. her sChO0i
lands yielded a revenue sufficient ~
pay much more than half of the total
expenses OF her district schools.
our school Land laws we're patterned
largely after those OF Oklahoma. hut
Il Win probably be several years before
our officials can produce SUCH deairable
results az are now obtained ln that ter
rlt0ry.
IL 10 important that the political par.
Ties should soleui only those candidates
for the legislature VINO Will honestly
assist In making the beat public uss
OF t.eae lands and Ia preae.,a,s thia
great heritage for future generations.
o.t pubno a1hools have co.tc ~ stay
~ .,4 .u their development - 90 make
a record that can be- referred ~ with
pride. 10 hinder their legitimate wofk
o. cripple their resources ah0uld brins
disgrace and a sure but ntting reward
The school lands already donated have
come much too late for securing a falt
proportion OF che good landa Alao on
account Of the scattered condition 90
our rural settlements. the cost of giving
all our youth fair education Will al
ways be- prOportiOnateiy sreater than
Ia the east The necessity for an edu-
cation Is as great here as anywhere.
These and other rcaaons are sufficient
Zoe asking for a much larger grant OF
hand Ia aid OF our school system AMI
public institutions than has ever been
gwen % any state ON being admitted
Into the union.
The urgency Of the oase demands that
Cor dolcgats 10 congress who will take
great personal interest IN securing sach
a grant. Our delegate should also see
THAI shia land Il granted with as few re-
strloti0ns as 20 kind, quality OF futur1
management as possible and stit make
Il obligatory on the territory 70 pre-
serve the lands as a permanent endOw-
msnt. sacred to The development OF the
children Of New Mexico.
ID. N. RICHARDS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

and predicts that the forthcoming bail
viii double disoount the bail of last
yuir's fair.
PAY YOUR contributions
The most essential feature Of aic-
ccsaful fair IL the prontIst payment OF
subscriptions. and u IN horcd that there
VIII be NO dehngucnis on the "roil of
hUiior" of the fair subscribers Cor the
fair this ytar. Funds hre neoded-
needed ngh. now-to csrry on the work
In progress and 10 make certain uay-
merits on oomrscts. and the c0Iuultteo
hcreby requests an cont ntdbutoga 10 pay
on demand.
LOCAL EDITORS no MEET.
The editors ana pliliahoY. ~ the city
are requested % meet az the city build.
INK Friday might at o'cl0ck FOR the
pgiposc ~ dcyisinE soino way In which
to properly extend courtesles TO she Wis.
itinE editors and Publishers who will be
here during fa4r week. az whirsh time
an EFFORT VIII bo made 70 revive the
Now MUxin0 Territorial I3ditorill naao.
citation. Let ai iiocd pencil pvuhera
managers ANA publishers attend the
meeting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
RaLInr Colr. or O A. It.
~ was Institutrd at santa ~ aud onioers
Installed by Mr.. Matte Betier.

A ladies relief corps was Instituted
Monday in santa Pc, TO be known as
Carleton Relief cofpa, No. 2. OF New
Mexico. With twenty charter members
to-wit. Mary $. MoFie, Fannie s..
Whltemnn, Marion c. Hobart. Kather-
Inc Nj. X. Irvine, Theresa r. Newhall,
Jennie l.. Davis. Mary ~. BerRer, Ellen
May berger. Dora c. Fletcher, Annie }.
Jcnss. Eleanor Warning. nele NJ For
sha. r.. b.. Fo0te. Mary A. Bishop. Eve
line r.. Crlohton, iah G.. Wcltmer,
lemellno D.,iuon. Edna y. Berger Maud
II McFie. R0gs Mclgride.
There arc many more IA santa re
thaA arc eaigible to mnubervship VIM
Will probably join lster.
Officers were eieotei and insis1led 90
cHse IN thssr respective chairs az fol-
lows. President Airs Mary s. McFiei
senior yice president ninule = Waite
man. junior vioo president. Eveilne IL.
Crichion chaplain. Mary ~ Berger
secretary. Beanu Warning, treasurer,
1hoyeaa =. Newmu, conductor Mary
a. nishop. guird. Edna D.. Berger
An assistant conductor an assistant
guard and four coior bearers are 20 b.
supplied The cofTs was Instituted and
the officers Installed hy MIS- Matte j
Butter national AID. 0f Albuamrque
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

A merry party of yonng people gath
cred az inc hone ~ MIR. and Mrs. lieu
Myers, on north Second street, last
night 90 bid hirewell 20 Miaa Carrie
Regcnsburger, one % san Francisco's
FAIR daughters, who has been vlsltine
with her uncle, aufa and cousins of thr
Ms es family during the summer The
young lady win icave for home to.
nlght, and tho many friends ahe has
made here, and her personally popular.
ny was fully demonstrated by the gath.
erlng last evening. The time was most
entertalningly spent ia music and
games and dainsy refreshments were
served by the hostess. The following
weil-knooNn young people were present
Mirees Nellie Holloway Caroline John
son. Efhcl Fmncls, Carrie Myer. Luoy
Harris, Lolita Harris, Minnie Cecil. Al
bvrga Wheeler and Elizabeth BowdOln
and Meaars. Eugcne Kempenich, RIOS
iioberas, Fulton Bowdoln, Claude
Wheeler. Sam Vann. Louis Benjamin
Joke Myer, WIN Myer and Waltol
Francis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

Tpsa Csiglifbesi Hfo@.' eiqens arrived in
Jiio ostg this mofning after q days
atand a. the territorial capital Tents
we're pitched oa thH vacant ioiA almost
opposite the Hotel Highland and this
afternoon the circus people save .
splendid show 10 a tsnt fun % city and
and country peepie, Iha pafAde th.s
morning was exceptionally nne.
In me siit of James A. Manase ~ a.
va ~. o. Bursnn. superiaieudent and
Injunction proceeding br0aght 70 rea-
train the superintendent % the peui-
tentary frHa mining. TemoyIng and
utilizing la the nanufaciure of brick,
ere and other clays from certain lands
located la the ArrOyo a. sais. s3ar AS
head 0f Palace avenue. judge Actie. a.
santa Fe On Wednesday. decided that
me lode minipg location made bs A. J.
Fischer was good and valid ~ far aa
the phraaeoaoFy q he iocatlon notice 10
concerned and granted a Temporary in
junction agaiusi the superintendent of
tae penitentiary until the ease can come
up and be- heard on its meriis, reQelr-
ing plaintiff 60 hie an injunction bond
IN me aim Of $500 solicitor denera'
Bartlett. on behalf % sup risendsni
Buruum. has nied his answer in me
premises Which enters q general denial
10 allegations 80 forth in che original
bin MED by aialntifa and AYERS that the
penitentiary authoriiiea were upon the
ground by and through permission from
the ct.y government which ooneresa has
vested Win oontrol % che hnd IA con-
troversy w. "A. Pope, as attorney f9r
ths plaintins. uni NE his reply IN few
days ana thus the issues Involved win
b. squarsly Joined and the oNNp VII
cagne up for decision Ga ths facis vita.
IN thirty daya 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
a vIsrr on orrIcIALs.

They viii Inspect rheir Properties In the
Cochiti District
The ohicf officials of the Coohlti G0id
Mining company are expected 60 reach
nland 10 dly from Boston, The party
includes a. j. C0ram, president, VIII
liam n. Weiilcr, managim dirociOr
W iiAm Bailey, director. and o. 4. Po-
sey, general uanaNer.
The htter tWc have just rcturnod
fiom i've months visit to London and
Paris, where they Went IN connection
with Tire AibcInaric-s Star group of miues
aud other extensive holdings uf tho
cumpauy IN Utah. This is their regular
annual visit 10 the district. the object
% which H. 20 make a thorough exam
inatlon OF the company's properties In
Cciia and PiuO canyons. bcsides outlin-
ins Other business to be- carried on iu
the next few months