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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.

United states Department Of Agri.
culture. Climate and Crop Bulletin Of
the Weather Bureau. New Mexico Soc
tion, Santa Fe, ~ M.. April 22-Thc
hrat part VI the week was cold and
windy but conditions greatly i'm.
proved toward the close. The storm
of the evening of the night Of the 18th
was general over the territory. aud
snow fen a. far south az the Sacra
montO mountains ranging in depth
from "A half inch on the plains o. over
a foot on the higher mountains. The
temperature fell to the freezing point.
and below, as far south as silver CITY.
and while the snow has been Of great
ncnent 20 planted fields aud ranges
the frost caused much additional in.
Jury 90 carly blooming fruits OF cen.
;ral aud southern sections. az well
as In the more advanced localities of
more northern counties IN some parts
uf the more northern valleys IL is now
claimed that RpriCots. plums and
peaches have been Kllod. In the vt
cluity uf Santa be the earliest bloom
ing peaches and aprlcutB were just
bursting into bloom. These buds have
been k.lcd generally, but under the
influence ~ the warm weather OF the
last three or four days a sufficient
number uf noW bu.B are showing on
these trees to promise a good yield.
ln the vicinity Of Las Vegas and tu
the uOrihoastWard, the season seems
90 be- rather moro backward than else
whore. Considerable planting has
bcon done ln these sections. spring
wheat iH about all in and some oats
s0wn, out the cold winds % the day
and the low temperatures al night ro
tard growth The lamhing season has
/ begun in central sections. and the
storm of the 10th caused considerable
! lU %. Reports indicate that cattle are
beginning 10 gain. Irrigation water
seems "a be- abundant in all sections
excepting possibly the lower Rio
Grando valley and there is SIN a con.
sidern, o depth of snow lying on the
higher mountains.
Extracts from reports of oorrcspon
1onts
Allison, Vim. Ia, sor High winds
nearly every day and freezing az nigh,
ao fruits have suffered badly A. yet
the ground iH very cold and potatoes
are killed down stock % looking
vel there 10 plenty of the loco weed
but stock does not appear "a bee eating
.s much. There is plenty uf water lu
the Mlmbrca
BernalillO Bro.d Peter Weather
seems 90 be- more settled now. bocOm
ing warmer every uay. and prospects
are more encouraging In general ap
I pies give indicaouaH Of light bloom
I this year HlrheHt temperature. 81
l lowest cd. precipitation OIL
/ Bluewatcr } 3 Van Duren-Graif
sowing continues Outside FanFs
grass coming on fast and range stock
!a improving Inc lambing season q
near at hand Reservoirs are noWinf
nnd waste wetcr being used for first
Irrigation Indications are f0r a good
season Tor stockmcn and farmers
Highest temperature. 90. lowest, ~,
prcC ipitntion. 0.l0.
East Las Vegas. John Thornhlll
| Everything very backward range sra b
has not yet started. Plenty N water
IN the bitches and deep sn0w In th'
mountains.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
GARCIA FOUND Guilty
III Attorney Has Filed a Motion for
New Trial

Ill Attorney Has Filed q Motion for
New Trial,
Tho jury IN the ease az thc tori.
tory W.. placido Garcia. Gl.d into
.ourt this morning and returned q
verdict of guilty against the defend.
mt. as charged In the indictment.
Attorney w. &. HoacoCk. counsel for
intoia. at once made a motion Tor a
lyW trial and the court set the time
.ur next Saturday to listen to his
argument In the meantime Garcia
gill be- a guest at the county jail
The case against c. y. Morrison.
he mail carrier. who was charged
with striking a minor. Edward Dancy,
with "a whip, came up for trial this
morning and the defendant was found
not guilty
4 verdict of not guilty was re-.
urucd In the case of the territory vs..
iclquin Martinez. who was accused
with assault with words.
The case against Doniciano Martin
was dismissed by the territory. and
that of John Cornetto was continued
until the ncNt term of court.
Judgment was entered against the
plaintiff for costs In the ease of T
ID. Burdick VS.. Mrs. g. g. Berry
In the matter uf the assignment of
r. =. Hellwog a Co. an order approx.
ing the assignoo.s sale Of stock tD o.
W strong a Sons az 90 per cent ui
the appraised value. was entered.
Having concluded all the business
for the day the court then adjourned
until tomorrow morning at 90 o'clock.
Following are cases set for trial on
Thursday
Territory w. Attorney w. c. Hca.
cock.
Territory vs. Claudio Baca.
Territory ys. A. &. Emery.
Territory vs. 4 LuCero.
Territory vs. Juan Francisco Moya
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
esrANclA LANp GRANT.
its Rejection Throws Open 20 Settle.
ment q PrineeIY Domain.


ment a Prineely Domain.
United states Attorney Matthew q.
trypolds has received adyices from
Washington To the cucct thai the dc.
.HiOn uf thc supreme court OI the
utcd states last Monday rejecting
av Estanola land grant was unani
nous. tho opinion being rendered by
Justice PcCkhnm The effect OF this
eolslon is to throw open for public
utry "a tract uf nearly 100000 acres
lf valuable land Ia Valencia county.
This land has been the subject OF con.
Iuyvrsy between the Oteros and the
Nhitncys almost from the date Of the
american occupation, and two or three
asses iu the New MoNicu reports
moug thpm the leading case OF Cha
fcs vs. Whitney. emphasizes the bit.
Druoss OF fght for the possession
q iuls prInooiy domain that was lack
HE uHlt.cr iu romance nor tragedy.
ha Dtcros claimed the land UHdcr "a
rant alleged tu have been made TO
litOlomo Baca in 1873 and the
Ahituoys under grant alleged TO
laND been made 90 Antonio Sanuoyal
% lN45. when the court ~ private
and claims was established each ~
hD-p sets uf claimants hlcu their pc
Itiuus Tor the confirmation Of their
,spygtiyc grants. su there developed
O throo.curn'rpd hrht with the gov.
umrut as tho party Of the thiru
lUrt. TN" OtDru case came ON for
rial fret the claimant hoing repre-.
.uted hy Hon. r B Catron and 9th.
ra and Hon Matthew G.. Reynolds
rprDstutlng the government The
out gave the claimant about 90 600
acres ut the half million claimed. An
appeal was taken hy the claimants
and th" government with the result
lhut tho whole claim was rejected
Tho WhitucyE claim next came on
for trial before the land court. Hon.
! g. a. kuarhpl. of Denver appearing
for the claimants Mr. Reynolds for
he United states. The grant was re-.
| Ipotpd. Justice Stone dissenting, aud
lhD claimants thCyCupou took the ap.
peal decided last houdRy declaring
| tho Saudoyal Erant paper invalid.
/ Thus the result uf the forty years con.
truycrsy is the cone usion tnat neither
/ of the coutoudlng parties owned the
land. hut that II was then, as Il IL
now. public land. This case Is pccu.
LARRY illustrative OF the value OF the
/ work done hy tho court of private
land claims iu settling the question
/ ut titles in the territory. u Is under
| stOu. that there is ,'~go number Oi
persons applying 10 make entries on
| this land as soon as the public sur
| ycys are extended over it.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
DEATH OF c, " NAMES.
Occurred this Morning az His Home
IN South Alhuaueraue.


IN South Albuquerque.
After "a lingering Illness Of ten
weeks Charles W. liBlncs, an aged
and highly respected gentleman Of this
city and county expired this morn
ing at 1918 O.CluCK at his home No.
sos East street Deceased was aged
SO years. and has boon a resident Of
Albuquerque for the past nineteen
years SlN years ago be suffered "a
stroke of paralysis aud from this he
had never entirely recovered. About
three months ago. while returning
from the city he fcll and sustained a
rupture of "a blood vessel in tho brain.
and this together with kidney trouble
and his advanced age FASTENED his
death
Charles W ilaiuos was born in
Providence. r. l., in the year 1918.
and came as Tar west az 3tcubcnyillo,
Ohio. whore be- was united la marri.
age 60 Miss Hannah Shepard of New
York state in lS4A ny this union
ten caildrcn were born, seven of whom
have preceded the father "a the grave.
Tho family later located in Stanbury
Mo, and from that place iourneyed
90 Albuquerque Ia 1883. whore they
have resided until the present time.
Mr. Haines conducted store on
south First street for n long time
until he was stricken with paralysis.
since which time be has not been
actively engaged In any particular
line of occupation, tie was a mem
hrr uf Albuquerque lodge No. 4 indie
pendent order OF odd Fellows. aud
the funeral will be- conducted by that
order.
Mr Hainos IL survived boy an aged
wife. who WAS by his side when tho
dgfk shadow was drawn this morning
which separates them forever. and
three sons. Charles w of Macon
No. Cleariu Ora. ~ Omaha. Nob.. and
Denzul. of ola Mosico. an of whom
have the sincere sympathy of the
community iH their sad aniiCtlon.
The funeral will occur az $3.50 p. m
tomorrow. from a. residence, No
| 90k Eaat street, and Rev W u Clay
ton will conduct the rolluoT<soryicos
All Odi rellows are reqdestod "a
meet at tho haIl ON south Second
street tomorrow at 2 o'clock D. o.
90 attend the funeral a. Bro. c W
I Halnes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
Roswell.


From the Register
Mrs r.. W Lewis. mother OF Mrs
Nhrl a. Snyder. returned from New
ark. ohio. where she has been visiting
Tor nearly "A year.
G. y. Shearman has sold his 40.
acre tract adjoining the McCarty place
on the south 10 a. =. Bean. The tract
has AN hrtosian we'll soc feet deep on
II and adloins Mr Bcau's home place
on the west
Fred. BruEgoman, the we'll known
stockman ~ Ration. ~ n. came In "a
visit his son Fritz. who iH cadet. with
an excellent record. al the military Ia
stitute. Mr.. BruggcmRn IL a staunch
friend Of the institute and takes a
warm interest In its welfare.
A number ~ Roswell MaHona left
for Wichita. Kansas 10 take various
degrees. from third t1 thirty-second.
IN Scottish Rite Masonry. including &.
a. Pool. Geo NJ, slaughter and j n.
Charlcss. g. B. Willingham ~ Nc.
MILAN, and &. @ Wilgus. Of Eldred
Kansas were also of the party Mr
Charlcss was accompanied hy Mrs
Charleas and the children.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
ubllsh their artlclcs " incorpora.

publish their articles of incorpora
ton.
section Hereafter every corpor
alton desiring tu organize under the
laws ~ this territory. and every
foreign corporation In addition to 9th
or requirements now provided by law.
desiring 90 du business under the laws
~ this territory. shall within thirty
days from the date Of the nling ~ rs
articles of Incorporation with the sec.
rDtnry uf the territory cause 20 be
published certified copy of its ar.
iiClos ~ incorporation ln some news.
paper of general circulation iu the
county wucrc its principal place ~
business ls designated. aud in the case
NJ foreign corporations in the county
wherein resides the agont of said cor.
porutiOn upon whom process may be
served
Sec. g. 4 certificate uf such publ.
cation. properly sworn tp by the pun.
Usher. shall be filed with the Score.
tnry of tnis territory within twenty
days after the date Of the last publ.
cation.
Sec g ANY corporation. domestic or
foreign. uorIDrtlug or refusing t1 com.
ply with tho provisions cf this act
shall hr hu'i in sum ~ not less
than ono hundred dollars FOR each
and every day % shall .o refuse and
neglect to comply with the provisions
az this act. and upon complaint prop.
oily lodged with the solicitor general
of this territory, IN a proceeding 10
ho brought hy him. the articles of In.
corporation and charter ~ the oarpOr.
alton 800 violating the provisions here.
uf shall be- vacated, and thereafter
thall not boz permitted To- conduct or
operate any business In this territory.
Sec. This act shall take eject
md boz in full force from and after
ItH pa sage
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
QUITE AGED.
lanes J. oVerton, Born In 1897, on
His Way 20 Pennsylvania.

lanes J.. oVerton, Born In 1897, on
His Way 20 Pennsylvania.
Among Conductor sam. Heady
passengers from the west this morn.
ug was an old gentleman who proved
Iuitc "a curiosity To the OthCr paaspn.
GERS for the reason that he was 80
much older than any one else on the
rain. although there were several
aged gentlemen aud ladies aboard.
who had passed :he three score year
md ten. The name Of this passenger
is James !. Oycrton. who hab resided
Iur several years with relatives az
aung Beach, Cal which hc calls his
future home and he Us on hs way to
visit the old homestead In pCnusyi.
yunia, whore. on October ~. itjI, he
Grsi saw tho light OF day. making him
lu3 years old last October. Ne is "
German descent. and strange 60 say
doesn't know the taste of beer or any
other Kind Uf intoxicating beverages.
BE has no use for tobacco In any
form. never having INDUCED In the de-.
hghtful pnstimc ~ smoking a cigar
.or a cigarette, or chewing n big plug
OF tobacco. lie can read a paper much
better than most men az go, has two
good strong eyes, and, therefore. new
cr wore spcctaclcs or eye glasses In
has lifo. He is a wonderful ccntena-
rian retaining all his faculties, and
is remarkable from the fact that his
advanced age has not In the lcest dis.
turbed hir memory when in a thlka.
tive mood and telling stories of the
important events that have transpirod
in this country the past century
when The Citizen representative met
this 'old boy" az the depot this morn.
ing he was found talking to an old
gray haired lady, 10 whom he had re.
marked that he had just finished a cup
uf good strong coffee. lie viii visit
Pcnnsy for few weeks. take Ia
the Pan.Amcrican exposition at Buf
inlO y y. and hopes 10 return to
nug Bench In the fall
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27

4 new scheme worked by two
young men nj Tularosa caught the
citizens on their guard and now they
mourn the loss of their hard earned
money, says the Roswell Record Two
Young men driftcd into TularOsa and
tid thpy were brothers named Os.
.oruc. and they had come there for
the benefit Of their health and had
,calthy parents in the east who sent
hem large Gums uf money monthly.
They spent three months iu Tulnrosa
aud cut "a wide swath But now they
Iro gone. owing for nearly an the
uNurlcs thoy and their friends. at
GUg seeming expense. enjoyed. The
l.t heard of them they were in the
noirhburhuod OF san Marcial.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
incorporates

Williaw u, Coda, OF Roswell
Jared l.. Johnson. OF Chicago, lll. /.
Albert y. Garrett. Andrew j. Hin. of
t.Oswell. filed Incorporation papers Ia
the office of the territorial secretary
Tor the Godair-Johnson Mercantile
company. organized 10 the purpose Of
carrying on general merchandise
business. The capital IA 10000
Headquarters at Roswell
The PeCos valley Melon ami Fruit
Growers association nled incorpora
tiun papers iu the Office Oi the terri
.turial secretary. The incorporAtora
arc William r. Farmer. Ira h. Th0mp
son, Lewis x. Smith. William &. Bur
rus. George W. StcycnH. of Roswell
Capital, $1,000. Headquarters al Ros.
well. Chayes county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
fLAosSTAfr

From the sun.
Houfy Slusrun has returned from
trip o. Sacramento Cal
il.arg Ashurst of William was IA
attendance az the session 0f The ca.
triCt court
The coruiCe on top of the cupal0 0i
Hotel Woathorford became slightly
damaged during tho wiudstorm Tues
day night
Tho Arizona Lumbpr and Timber
company care giving employment ~
an who apply az their mill
There is a noticeable Improvement
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
A REAL PREsloeNr.
Southern Case Sail Leagues Presi'
dent 20 umpires.

The Southern base bali league has
got a president at its head who comes
pretty near being a llan Johnson when
10 comes co handling the anairs Of
hiH association. Ills name is X. W
Kent and the instructions he has a.
sued 90 his umpires are just what ey
Dy president should do ana let those
officials know whore they stand Mr.
Kent has taken the bull by the horns
and wants 60 know whether he or
some of the club managers are run
ming the league over which he pre-
aides. Ban Johnson rs. of course. the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
TWO HANelNes on FRIDAY.
Tom Ketehum az Clayton and Toribio
Huerla al Las Cruces.

Tom ketchum AZ Clayton ana Ioribio
Huerta a. Las Cruces.
Yesterday afternoon Tom ketchum
alias BLACK Jack, head ~ the nOto.
rious band OF train robbers that held
up O train a. Folsom Union county
last year and committed many deprc.
dations In New Mexico Arizona and
Z exas. left the penltentiary at Santa
BE FOR clayton, Union county, ~ bo
hanged there on Friday afternoon
sheriff 4. Garcia. of Union county
his deputy. r. A. Gray. Detective W
~ Reno and his deputy. j Lewis. Of
Trinidad Colo. and Detective "a j.
Chambers. OF Chicago. took charge ui
the prisoner and will see 20 Il that
he will not escape alive should any
attempt be- made on the part ui
ketchuma friends % rescue the train
rohber kCtchum was not aware that
he was 10 be- taken 90 Clayton 40 coon
and Il came a. a surprise 10 him when
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
From tho Optic.

Miss Julia Lester residing az No.
s29 Prince street. had the presence Of
mind 90 grab a burning lamp ana run
into the yard with % thereby perhaps
saving her own NE and the property
from destruction Hor screams al.
tracted the nclghbors. who rushed 90
her rescue. n seems she was sewing
ON a machine and in some way iostivd
the lamp from the table. ignitlng the
Oh and threatening dire mischief
The stockholders ~ the Las Vegas
Masonic Building association held a
neetinE ARD elected the following
named persons ~ board of directors
for the ensuing year J. W. collars,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27

Charles Ilfcld. u. l.. " Ross, John
Robbins. George W Ward. A. ID. Hig
gins, A. ". Smith. q. L. Gregory. John
A. Murray the last being respectively
worHhipful master OF Chapman lodge
No. 2, a. y l.as Vegas Royal Arch
Chapter and eminent commander %
Las Vegas cOmmandory No 2. Knights
Iemplnr
g. A. Mcintyre. who represents the
Colorado springs Tent aud Awning
company arrived In the city. flo ia a
brother ~ the late W. J. Mcintyre.
who died last week ON the west side
TIE Be- a refined and KontlemAnly
young man aud was greatly broken Up
over his brothers sad and untimslY
death llo last heard of hia brother Ia
JuaruE about two years ago, and had
up 90 the time he lost track OF him
been continually sending him money
The unfortunate brother was a trlSned
musician. having studied Ia Toronto
and under tho best composers and
teachers Ia New York. lie was also
a musical writer of recognized ability
Before coming to this country he had
never been known 90 drink aud moved
Ia tho best circles Of brooklyn Tho
funeral services we're held from
boartha undertaking rooms. conduct.
ed by Rev. A. NJ Lumpkin. OF the First
Methodist Episcopal church.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27

Two hanEings are % occur in this
territory next Friday one Al Clayton,
Union county. and the other az Las
Cruces.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION

Must Be Published in fc-ordance
Win New lHW
Tho mlIDv.u.I H cop .l /, I No.
AS. pass, hy h I"t fourth iHgis.
latlvc a.s,mI'H ANA ...u"' o. iuyor.
nor Ot,Ju.
An aci rcgu..ur ,u.pl-utoa1 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-07-31
Five Generations.

At prayer meeting Wednef
evening at the Baptist church
Gwaltney's theme was the tle
binds all Christians together
all men have loved ones in hg
who are waiting to greet them
connection with this idea he.
that one family in the church
peculiarly represented. Whei
irsss came to Edgefield years /.
there lived here Matthew n
land his son, Dl. Ell Minis. s.
his return to Edgefeld and bel
there resided in Edgefeld M /
Hansford Minis; now there \
here his son, Mr.. Edward NJ
and his daughter, little Miss s.
Minis, who were present at
prayer meeting, so that in his
stay at intervals in our midst
had preached to and lived am
and loved five generations OF
family, and many others not n
toned, some on one shore, the
py golden shore, the others still
the flesh, waiting to be transls
at some future day into ano'
existence, and be reunited 6
great family.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-07-31
Building and Loan Association.

The Edgefeld Building and
Loan Association is doing a great
good to our town in building up
homes. In any city of any pre-
tentions to progress, the Building
and Loan is as much q fixture as
the bank-we mean local Build
ing and Loan. Even these foreign
Building and Loans, which oper-
ated here several years, with all
their faults. have left behind,
many lovely homes to testify to a
permanent good. But in the case
of our local Building and Loan
Association, the money all stays
here, the officers are we'll known
and there are no big salaries. How
much, gentle reader, have you paid
out in horse rent ? Own your
home and let rent money 60 to-
ward paying for it, and start now !
AS an investment, the stock is as
good as the best security, anil will
pay good interest. Five dollars a
month, in a few years, will enable
you to pic up $500 with small
savings,