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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-30
VITAL STATISTICS

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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Chas. G. Spencer, Katherine E. Earhor
Alex. Spttzman, Catherine Anderson.
Alex. Rinkey, Rosy WeIlman.
Andrew MatuOviki, Eva Lovandowska.
Erlck Pearson, Eva Anderson.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-15
How Roxalty Pays Twice.

It is. not out of place to mention. especially as the fact is never stlfi- siently remembered when royal in comes are discussed, that royal per sonages have the dubious privilege of paying at least twice as much for nearly everything they buy as ordi- nary mortals are charged. From a diamond tiara to a. breakfast roll, al- most every article they order is charged for by the royal purveyors at double the price at which it can be bought by private citizen. It is not only that kings and princes can not chaffer and bargain, but it is a tradition with them-almost- a point of etiquette, at any rate in this coun- try-not to inquire too curiously the price of anything they wish to pur- chase. Practically, the only excep- tions to this unwritten law are when the princess of Wales, for instance, goes shopping privately, in which case 1t is etiquette for tradesmen to ad- dress and deal with her as private person. But even then the royal per sonage, if recognized, is usually out rageously charged. For instance, two Christmases ago the princess of Wales bought two or three of the little sil- yer ''Trilby' feet that were so popu- lar that year. For these she was charged two pounds each, while the price marked on them in the window was 22s. 6d.-Free Lance
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-15
oAKvILLE HAPPENINGS
The Fair For Benefit of Catholic
 Church Opens "Wednesday.

The final preparations are complete for the opening of the fair in the base lnent of the church of St Mary Mag dalene known as St Mary's hall, on next Wednesday evening, the 17th inst. The various committees are working as unit to achieve success, and they say that it is in sight. Enthusiastic reports come to the management from all sides. Heavy well-filled pocket books will not be needed at this fair. The articles are few, but costly in value and reasonable in price. A gen. uine Oakville supper will be served each evening and those who have par taken of these suppers in the past know what that name means. The choicest music has been secured for dancing and Recherche entertainments will be nightly provided. By the way, it will be well to keep in mind the elegant door gifts which are given away each evening, positively given away. Ad- mission to the hall only ten cents. The Oakville cars leave the center every half hour. The last car for Waterbury center leaves Oakville at midnight As our people here have many friends in Waterbury and other neighbofing towns, they expect to receive many pleasant visits from them during the progress of the fair
 Miss Louisa Field of New York city spent Sunday in this place, the guest of her sister, Miss Ida Field.
 Mrs John Kelly has returned from a few weeks visit in New York city.
 It would be we'll for those in au- thority to look after the road in front of the lower pin factory. and find some way in which to stop the water from settling in the road, making 1t disa- greeable for teams and wheels to pass.
 Dennis Shanahan is about to have some repairs and Improvements made on his house.
 Victor Nygren of Graystone was in this place yesterday.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-15
WATERvHLE.
Closing Night of K. of P. Fair Drew
 Out a Big Crowd.

Closing Night of k. of P. Fair Drew
 Out Big Crowd.
 A very large crowd was present at the closing night of the k. of F., and they were treated to a splendid enter rIinmcnt. The various prizes were dis tri5uted, and thus the fair came to an end. Of course the fair was not so successful as it might be, but still it will net inc boys a neat sum. And the affair ought to have been a success, If work and energy count for anything, for no more hustling members could be found than Messrs Roberts, Cook son, Thero, Senior and Axelby, who composed the committee. The same may be said of the canyassers and of all the other persons who in any man ner assisted at the fair. One of the features of the fair was the booth where fancy articles were disposed of by Mrs +. G. Cleveland, Mrs Henry Scott and Mrs Charles Thero. The candy table in charge of Mrs c. Fl. Draper and the Misses Callahan and Lillian Draper was a great attraction, while tllc flowers met with ready sale, thanks to Mrs IT. l.. Dyson. e. H. Draper disposed of the soda, while the ice cream and sandwiches were .c-~. oy @A0ottAd " cDSteE anu H- d. Cookson.
 School opened to-day with a large attendance.
 Ar and Mrs D. Mccarthy of Derby spent Sunday with William Robertson or North Main street.
 MT and Mrs William Lee of Derby were the guests yesterday of Mrs Lees parents, Mr and Mrs G. NJ. Grilley of Main street
 Thomas L. Aloriarty, who has been employed as clerk for the past two months at the pharmacy of NJ. J. Car ney & Co, to-day received notice from the state commissioners of phar- macy that he had passed most cred itable examination.
 A game of baseball was played in this place yesterday between the Wa teryilles and the North Ends of Water bury The former played a splendid game and won easily by a score of 20 to 6.
 Hubert NJ. Rigney has received new handsome regulated steel garbage the best of it's kind.
 Mir Pagan of Pagan 6 Sons, con- tractors, of Derby, is in this place, making the necessary preparations in- cidental to commencing the build the macadam road. Mir Pagan intends to push things rapidly once that work is commenced On Wednesday his men will begin to crush stone at Fort Hill, while on Monday of next week they will begin to build the macadam road. They will begin to lay the road at Fort HiIl and will continue it until they reach the bridge on Main street,
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-15

 which spans Hancock's brook. When this is completed, Waterville will pos sess one of the finest strips of land in the state.
 From present indications there will be considerable building operations in this village during the present season, and especially will this be true in re- gard to Fort Hill. John Emmons, local mason, is already engaged i'll building a cellar for six-room cot tage which G. l.. Jenks is having erected on Downes street John Clo- hessey will do the carpenter work. The latter will also commence building two-family house tomorrow for MT Jenks on Fort Hill avenue. Seeley & Upham are also engaged in the cree ton of two six-room cottages for MT Jenks on Maple street.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-15
HARDINC'S s (THE OLD BOSTON 99e STORED
 72-74 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Window Shades.

Felt Window Shades, Exc feet, with good spring roller fixtures and screws complete, ready to be put up-10 cents each.
 Holland Window Shades, Exc feet, with good spring rollers, fixtures and screws complete; ready to be put up-30 cents each.
 Holland Window Shades, 3x6 feet, with fringe and insertion, good spring rollers, fixtures and screws complete; ready to be put up-50 cents each.
 These Shades are made by the Jay c. Wemple company, whose name alone is sufficient guaran- tee of their quality. In colors they are the tan and green shades, now so generally used.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-15

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES-We have a
 plan that requires but little money to be laid aside each month, secured investment which in few years will increase of it's own accord and lead to a permanent competency Pays better than savings bank; no risk what ever.s Write at opce stating the amount you wish 70 invest. Address Investor, P. O. Box l5l1, New Haven, Conn. 3-23-1m
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-15

EoR RENT-Four rooms on first floor. 30 = Dover street. 4-12-3
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-15

UTANTED D-Two experienced dressmakers " s7 Bank street. Mrs. Dwyer Bush.
 4-13-2
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-15

1T .INOTYPE OPERATOR WANTED-Good
 ~ wages and steady employment to reliable man at Democrat office. 4-11-M
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-15
Among Wibmen Frienas

"Now I am sure that Ernesto wants to marry me-"
 What ground have you for saying that?''
 five noticed that Ernesto begins to be unable to stand mamma. "-- Mexican Herald.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-15

Q LARGE ROOMS. Modern Improvements first floor. Highland avenue. Stone house.
 4-15-3
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-15
WantS-F0r Salo.'PoRent

NOR SALE Furniture, at 114 South Man, consisting of iron bedstead. bureau, wash stand, sideboard lounge. 4-15-6
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
DISTRICT COURT.

The following are recent suits fled
In The district court:
William Archer w. Marion h. Beck
or; suit 20 enforce mechanics Hen for
S3S upon pro- ny. lots 10, 90 aud 81.
In block letter X. IN Maudnll Business
and Reaifance addition.
Mariana = Otoro vs.. German Plnu
uit upon promissory note. damages
claimed $500.
Chaa RebEtock ". Chas Bottger:
suit FOR sS3, on account
y ilfold 90 al w Anastaclo padilla I:
suit for siao ubon open accounts and
promissory note
Manuel Gonzales vs. Victoriano Sc.
lilo de Gonzales suit for divorce
lpon the grounds Of abandonment
Francisco Castillo Pine 90 al vs.
tsldro sails, It al; suit for accounting
under particle contract and for dam.
ages claimed. $4,000
In the case OF klttle NJ. Hope vs.
James y Johnson ct al. the court
granted hnnl judgment quietlng in
plaintiff the title 10 lot No. 2. I'm block
lcttored 9. IN 'he a and =. addition
20 the city Of Albuquerque.
In the case OF Meyers.Ahel Company
VS. J. ] Johnson the defendant
hlod confession OF Judgment amount.
ing 10 1915, for which amount judg
mont was entered and execution Is.
sued
IN the case of j. J.. Bell W. J. J.
Johnson; suit In attachment was In.
stituted on a verified claim amount
ing 60 $40.
In tho case Of John Mann 81 al. w.
g. Murphy "a al. the court referred
the matter to Hon w y. Lee before
whom the case Is being argued
Plaintiffs claim thzt the defendants.
as commissioners, have fixed Illegal
vnlos touching the right 20 vote In tho
acequia election TO be held on De
cember 3.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
BITTEN ~ A MAD skuNk.
Frank White, While Asleep. Attacked
by a skunk.

4 sad case occurred al Lordshurg.
fiauk White. son of Dr. j. a White.
a promin mt physician OF huntsville.
Texas. was bitten by a skunk. some
Ave months ago while sleeping out on
a prospecting tour In Mexico
lie developed rahb'rs as a c0nse.
quonln on last Saturday ana as we
ga 10 press he IA IN n very serious con.
dltion and bis death Nv expected az any
time
Notwithstanding everything known
Ia medical science was done the rs.
drophobla developed 10 such an eX.
tent that il became necessary "a strap
tho patient 90 the bed where his SUI.
fcrinR 10 awful 10 behold.
Mr. Whites wife Is Frustrated with
her great afliction His sister. Miss
Mary l.. White. o teacher Ia tho high
school at ~ PasO. went up on the
Southern Pacific % render any assist.
ance possible and TO be with her bro.
thor during the terrible ordeal Dem.
Ing Headlight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
~ b lhs onIy moan, b analn lhI.


tion 10 the only means 70 a,,ain thii
end
The W e. T. 4. In ~ earnest sup
pott ~ labor advises mediation hy ar
/ hitfntion Go adjust All ooolomlc aim
cultlcs
To force concessions from employ
eis hy rlotons strikes iuiufe the cause
by sowing eeods Of roveLge that will
iructify i"o the blossom ~ deatruc
/ ton
Hall Game says that the chief atvan
tage speech gives To mankind over che
boasts "a that they may settle their DIS.
puiea without resorting ~ teeth and
claws.
New Mexico Il proud Of the army OF
wage oarnors that forms the backbone
N her strength. and citizens will not
tolerate any Interference or opprea
son from purse proud combinations
NJ almighty dollars The time "a draw
INK near for the recognition OF the
honest worker a. the controlling pow.
cr in politics instead of the class Of
wealthy idlors who now boast Of their
superiority.
u Is the conviction of the w. c. r..
u. that misery employers are In n
great measure. responsible for the
drink VIII 10y anording their starved
yassals NO opportunities TO develop
their higher natures thus forcing
tbom Co seek temporary relief from
their heavy burdens In drink
New MeXiCanH have especial cause
for ThanksglvinR this holiday. for the
dignity ~ statehood viii probably be
conferred before another November
has passed Then can the wage earn.
.ers by direct vote choose their law
makers and representatives
In OuF present legal relations 20 the
United States We are subject 10 the
same restrl tions that are imposed on
Porto Rico But New Mcxicans. with
their comprehensive ideas Of liberty
would not suffer the dictatlon o.
money kings o. Porto Ricans SO meek.
III do
a short time ago the American
Federation ~ Labor sent a roprosen.
tativo 20 Porto REQ FOR the purpose
81 organizing the wage oorners OF the
island into body for the protection
Of their own rightP Governor Wood
had received instructions from presl
dent Roosevelt 20 ald the cause by
courteous treatment Of the labor or.
gnnizer But the power behind HIS
throne, the trust representatives.
urged him o. treat the Americans as
m enemy OF the trusts And actuated
hy the promptlngs Of these despots.
the governor ordered the laborers'
friond 20 b2 arrested on the charge OF
conspiracy conspiracy TO incraase
wages OF lahororsi"
Although only n territory. New Mex.
SEQ would speedily punish such nag.
rant Injustice within her boundaries.
However next Thanksgiving day
VIII prohahiy fluid us citizens OF a.
state ana no class will support the
righteous cause OF organized lahcrI
vita greater zeal than the w. G. T uI
MRS RALPH hill.
Assistant Press Reporter W. G. 7. a..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
ORDINANCE NO. tst.

Notice ordinance 10 build the side.
walk on the north side Of Railroad ave.
nue., between Fifth and Eighth streets.
abutting lots - 20 20 inclusive. In
blocks -. - and rs. Of the ". NJ. r..
Co.'S addition. Of the city OF Albuquer
cue
BE q ordained by ,hc Cn- Council
~ the City of Albuquerque. New Mex
leo.
whereas, In the opinion Of the CITY
Council ~ the CITY of Albuquorgur
New Mexico the building OF the side
walk on the moth side ~ Railroad
avenue between Fifth street and
Eighth street ahutting lots no. a..
"a. 10. iG. H. 49, 10. 90. a. %. % aud
20 Ia block p and lots ~. rs. rs. t6.
~. rs. 80. 90. 81 90 % and g. In
block ~. and lots %. "a. l5. lG, ~. u.s..
20. 90. 81. 22 81 and % In block "a. OF
The \ VI r Co.'S addition ~ the CITY
Of Albuquerque, belonging 20 and
owned hy w. W. Strong Rosenwald
Bros. @ Scott, Eiscman Bros John
Mallin, Edward &. Armiiu Manueln
ArmiO Su-an q slower Nestor Armi.
io First National Bank A Bratina
John r Barraciough. Julius Eiseman
and Carrie Wright Is necessary.
Section That the above described
ideWalk be and hereby Is ordered 10
he built nf cement Of feot IN width
and In accordance with the grade 10 be
furnished hy the city engineer. 10 be
begun and completed within sixty DAYS
after legal publication hereof aud 80
vice OF a copy hereof ON tho respect
I've owners Cg the lots AUDITING there,
on.
Sec 2 That the city marshal be and
hereby is ordered 10 notify the re-
pcctive owners Of the said admitting
lots. or II thoy DO non.rcsldCnts 81 the
city az tlbuuue que then tho agent or
person On charge ~ said lots. by de.
livering copy OF this ordinance TO
thcm or such agent or person
in charge or n there be no
such agent or person In charge then
by posting a copy hereof In conspic.
nous place on said lot within thirty
laws from the passage hereof and
make due return thereof 20 tho city
clerk with tho manner ~ service there
~ lndorsod on copy hereof And
that the said respective ovgnrs there.
~ shall be thereby notified and order
ed 90 build said sidewalk the FUN
length Of their admitting lots OF tFo
materials and dimensions and within
the time above specified. and n they
should fail thereof. the city viii. BY
authority in II vested by leg ,atlve
act ~ tho territory OF New Mexico,
entitled AN act 30 authorize the build.
lng and cpair Of sidewalks In cities
towns and villages" proceed 10 build
said sidewalk and tax the cost OF tho
construction thereof against the lots
adjoining thereto and the owners Of
same
Duly passed by the city council. City
~ Albuquerque. Nov %. 1901
o. ~ MARION. Mayor
Attest c. w. MEDLER.
city Clerk
First publication. Dec 2. 1901
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
eLEcrRlc rRoLLeY Inc.
Company Formed to Construct from
Silver City 10 the Burros
Special % citizen

Special % Citizen.
silver city n. ~. Doc A com
pany Is being formed ia this city for
the purpose VI constructing an cleo
trio trolley car line from Silver CITY
90 the Hurrl mountain mining district
Judge Deming who o. largely inter.
estCd in mining property ln that DIE
trict iH tho hlef promoter ln the bus.
inosg. and a heinz helped hv some on
the leading business men OF this city
The company will be- iuco p0ratcd ia
few DAYS with a capital stock OF
5000 0oo. 70 ia their idea 20 FIRST con
struct the line 10 the Burros which
viii chiefly be- used Ia hauling the
enormous bodies ~ copper ore there
90 large cnncentrator that will be
erected in Silver city with a daily ca
paclty " several hundred tons Tho
line viii G'Fo run passenger cars. II
"a also their intention IN then extend
the electric Inc 90 the famous mining
camps of Santa Rita. Hanover and
Flerro Tho electric power plant will
be located iu silver CITY and viii also
"a nish power 20 run their mill Tho
stock Of the now company. Il rs under
stood will be taken up hy n number ~
eastern capitalists. who !or some time
have had their attention attracted to
this part ~ tho great southwest be.
cause 81 enormous and rich min.
erni deposits. The scheme will un.
doubleday prove very profitable In.
vestment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
After His Asssllan,s.

Jim Sing the Thornton restaurant
keeper was Ia the city yesterday. hay
Ink secured evidence that one OF the
natives who entered his restaurant
waylnId and robbed him ~ consider.
able money last September. la now
residing IN this city Jim. owing "a a
hair llp. cannot talk even Chinese
English and when ho plat I'd hls case
before Marshal McMiliin the marshal
found Il "A hard task 10 learn what
Jim was driving nj He finally caught
several fahly good English words IN
Iim't narrative. ami referring back 90
an article lp The Citizen. the marshal
concluded that Jim was on the trail
~ BIZ 1asnilants and promised hlm
help A gang of tOughs from the neigh
boring town ~ Thornton. where this
lnononsiyo Chinaman conducts n small
restaurant business. have for years o.
Intervals. robbed aud assaulted him
and 4 i8 Tim" that some ~ the toughs
are arrested and made 90 pay heavy
zines for their violations Of the law
Jim returned to Thornton last night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
MEETING TONIGHT.
Driving Association VIII Meet and
Arrange 10 Receive creseeUa.

A. stated IN The citizen yesterday.
CresceuB. tho fastest trottinF horse
10 tho world. will appear 10 Albuqucr
que on Christmas day and ia the AZ
tcrnoou. at the fair grounds. he viii
be sent an exhibition mile by his own
er, George Kctcham
YpHierGay afternoon Dr John RoR
er Haynes. secretary Of the Albuquof.
que Driving association, received the
following elegTam
Have your letter ~ Goth inst Am
sending contracts FOR CrosCrus "a.
hihltiun. Christmas day This will
be the only stop made by Creaceua
la New Mexico
n n RODA. Manager"
Tho association viii hold meeting
tonight upstairs over ZieRefa Cafe.
and ill arrange n program for Christ.
mas afternoon also make final ar
ranRomeIt8 for securing the most
costly piece " horaenesh in the world
and fnr the entertainment ~ Mr.
Kotctam While ln the territorial met
rupn'ls.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

Tho chiliien Of Dr and Mrs ] r.
Raster. OF Topeka. kangne. are hero a.
the gueits " Mr. and Mrs J y iuthy
A v liaggerty. bookkocpor for J
q. Cfeager In Bland. lof for hls home
IN the gochiti district Saturday after.
noon aftor . couple days visit In the
metropolis.
II the congregations In 81 Johns
church Keep on increasing a. they
have boon doing for the past few
weeks some stems will have 20 be TAX.
en- 10 Increase the seating capacity.
The.e were no available seats last
sunday otter The service commenced.
William Mcintosh and william Dun.
hnr. two well known sheep rniaers OF
the Chilli nclFhhorhood. were In the
city last Saturday and Mr. Mcintosh
left yesterday morning for Chicago
whore he viii attend the NTH annual
convention ~ the National Live Stock
association
Frank Murphy. president Of the
Santa FC. Prescott a Phoenix rail.
road, accompanied by Charles Il. Hen.
dersOn Of New York. and J n. I'm.
met. ~ Prescott. passed through the
city Saturday morning ln a special
r. a. s. VI a = car. on their way
20 the nations metropolis.
r. y TnCmas. general manager Of
the Cerrlllos smelter and the Hard.
scrabble mine. near Kelly, has return.
cd from & six weeks vinit In t,s A..
lantic states. whore be consulted with
the officials Of the company After
enjoying a visit with his family here
for couple uf DAYS he returned satur.
day morning 10 Corrlllos
Hon NJ r. Otero, register ~ the
land uiBce. came down from the capital
city Friday night Ho has been grant.
cd ninei en days vacation from his
Official duties. and during that time
be VIII spend IN visiting relatives and
friends IN Rernalillo and Valencia
counties. Friday night In getting on
the tain lc lost his cane which hoI
values ycry much.
Edward Grunsfold has accepted the
position 81 special representative f0r
the Eqn't1hlc lifo assurance society
and viii travel through New Mexico
and Arizona IN the interest 81 that
company Mr Grunsfold has boon
Identified with life Insurance for sever
oil s. ars aud has made for himself q
recofd a. an insurance writer OF more
than average ability. and In securing
HI" services for the Equitable. Man
nE'r pafknurst is Co be- congratulated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
CALLED TO wAsHlNoToN.
President Weary Of Territorial Quar-
rels, and May Appoint Non.
Realdents

A special dispatch from Phoenix. 10
the Denver Republican gives out the
infOI nation that the Arizona territOr.
lal ONCE holders. like those IN Okla.
homa and Now Mexico. are not resting
on hods of roses and that Arizona Just
now IN emhroiled over political quar-
rels The dispatch says
The latest phase Of hot political
squebble In this territory n the call.
Ing 20 Washington NJ Secretary Of
Arizona hnac r. Stoddard recess
appolntee, tu answer charges Of mis-
conduct IN oflcc,
"a telegram vas received here from
Webster Street, chief Justice ~ Art
zOna who Ia under Are In Washington
for alleged corruption and bfibe TAX
Ing 10 which he Expresses satlalac
ton over the result Of hla hearing.
THE president and interior depart
ment have lntimatod recently thai
they care 20 hear a. little about the
embTolod political situation IL Ariao
ma a. possible and that non reaidentl
viii be appointed 70 on territorial OF
hces unless peace prevails.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07

W. 20 ssni fuu iuist tf, Ifyoaits
SUI a. ioMNk, - Peal nissi. Ne- ys,l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
NURSING MOTHERS

a mothers poor health is bad
enough for the mother bu,
worse still for the nursing
baby
Mothers find SCOTS Emul
sion a nourishinp and
strengthening food. II the
breast milk is scanty or thin
SCOTS Emulsion will make il
rich and more abundant.
When mothers take Scott.
Emulsion the babies share in
the benefits. Thin babies grow
tat Weak babies get strong.
W. ussni VOC lIuisto ,f, Jfyog Ire
SUI a. lo"N "a, - reaii uis,i. Ne~ ys,1