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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

The unknown heirs OF Adam J. Barr
Will take notice that Charlotte heH
has filed her suit against Thorn In tho
District Court uf BUrnaliilo county.
Territory OF New Mexico the general
object OF said action is 60 quiet the a.
tlu of said plaintiff Charlotte Bell. Ia
and To- tho real estate hereinafter de.
scribcd uf which she claims Co bo the
owner loo foe simple and Ia possession
thereof as against the defendants. the
unknown heirs ct Adam j Barr. De.
ceased. that the claims Of said defend.
ants he udludgcd to ho null and void
and that said defendants bee forever
.euiumpd from asserting any claim
whatsoever iu aud 90 said premises
los against plaintiff and for ali proper
relief lu equity. said real estate being
situate Boa the county Of Bernalillo aud
Territory of New Mexico. and doscrib.
ad as follows to-wit
Lot Eve and the east half OF lot six
df the Baca Addition Co Albuquerque,
a. tho same ia known aud designated
un the plat thereof made hy &. w.
Sanders g. E aud iilvd In the office
uf the prohat" clerk and eXutiicio re-.
Cordpr OF said county on the goth day
uf December 1850
Defendants are notified that unless
they enter their appearance Ia said
cause uu or before the llth day u
August 1903, judgment viii be- render.
el against them by default
The name of plaintiffs attorney Is
Alunlo n McMlleu. whose pustuihce
address iE Albuquerque New Mexico.
HARRY T., OWEN
Clerk of said Court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
OFFICIAL MATTERS.

CAPITOL CUSTODIAN HOARD.
The capitol custodian board held o
meeting at the territorial capital and
audited au bills and the salary ac.
count which were urdprca paid Il
was also ordered jo aa3o the capitol
grounds spndcd hy couyIrts from the
pUnItUuuary and SOW with blue
arBsH.
The following resolution was adopt.
rl. "Hc it Resolved. That the thanks
Of this holrd are due and are hereby
rendered tu the Santa PEE Electric
iieht company and ita manager. Mr.
g. SPARKS. for their donation OF lights
Go illuminate the capitol building ON
the occasion of the inauguration NJ
Governor Otcro. which added so much
to tho beauty and brilllanCy of that oC
oasion.
A PATENT IssuED.
Hon T.. r. Easlcy received letter
from Hon. BinEpr Hermann commits
siuuer ut the general land office. stat
Ing that patent hsa boon finally iH
unl fur the Albomarlo group Uf mines
900 the Cuchiti district owned hy the
Corh.u Gold Mining company The
rroup consists of uuD Albcmarlc. ON.
tario pamlico and Huron lodos The
application for a patent was held up
Tor three years owing to some houu.
dary dispute.
NOTARlES APPOINTED.
Governor Otcro appointed the FOL
lowing notarios public. Rufus n,
| Donnaho of Hondo, Lincoln county
and AnicDtu BustaWcutc. of rccos San
Miguel county. D. Bradford Prince. of
precinct NO z Rio Atriba county and
Frederick Muller. of Santa Fc. Santa
l'o county.
iNCORPORATJONs.
Tho following interpretations were
I dlod in the office of Territorial Score
I tary D. W. Rayuolda Tabernacle As
Isolation Of CluudcroU by A. D. Wal
lace. ~ NJ Denny a. %. Cheatham. }
! M flgingtuu of CloudCruft. s.. q. Fos
/ t.r ana Dr A. Blackpr OF ~ raso, who
oro also the directors Capital 1000
| dNit.l into 5000 shares Hcadquar
| tors 60 Cl0udcroft Otoro county Pur
pose. To carry on Chautauqua AN,
! camp meeting grounds.
! The William 80 Lewis company Dos
/ William ~ Lewis. Anglo z. Lewis ant
! Lewis e. Fort of las Vegas. Capita
! 100000 divided into 100000 shares
/ Hpadqudrtcrs Las Vegas Directors
/ William M Lewis of LAS Vegas; Sto
/ rhou ConuDil and Walter D. Myo. o
/ Denver Colo Object ludvftahin.
aud .mhulmiur
Tho Albuquerque navajo oil com
/ pany CAPITAL SlUuUuU0. divided int,
/ lUu 600 shares, Headquarters Alhu
/ uuuflua. Directors aud iuc1rporator8
/ Alfred Grlu.fs,d. William a. Motcali
/ William q Roc rs lean Grunsfcld. j
/ Frank styLual Louis H. strauss. l.
/ g. Brook, aud Summers hurkhart o.
! AlbuQuC uu. Object. Drilling OBJ
wells etc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
SANCHEZ HUNG.
Sentence Carried Out
at Silver City,
Neck Broken and Pronounced
Dead in Ten Minutes.
Latest Facts About the Colorado
Miners Troubles,
MINES TO &c SHUT DOWN.
snarInI II N M.

Special to Tho Ctl4cu.
Solver city n a. July Judge
Parker loulod che appeal made by A.
g. White. attorney for Jose sanchez.
the convicted murderer upun the
grounds that The appeal was not hlod
until june 2lth which was long after
The term of court at which Sanchez
was sentenced tu be- hung and in con.
sequence the execution uf Jose san
rhoB took place iu this city today NJ
noon. UIs uDrk was broken and doe.
tors pronounced him dead in ten
minute HD was nervous aau weak
ON the sonuold llo murdered Cara.
tanio Almout,rcg in Santa Rita last
December
The sCanuld was erected Just north
Of tho court house and was enclosed
by "a high board fence ShDrin Goodcll
had charge oi the issuance of passes
and quite q number of persons were
present
This is the FIRST legal hanging Ca
take place lu Grant county TOR twenty
years. although there has been SIEVE
raj mlrdyrCrs sentenced tD be- hung
but thcl. sentence commutod 90 hfJ
imprisonment.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

rapid growth wheat IL Ia the milk
ana seems Co bc unusually we'll head.
rd. corn grows SOM what slowly.
Early chorrloa ave ripe ana quite ahun.
tant, strawhCffics are nearly over
Highest temperature. 80, lowest 81,
rain. O.03
sapollo Row 81 a. u. Rivera Fine
weather with several light showers iu
vicinity but grass getting poor for
want ul moro moisture. Corn iB doing
very we'll but wheat and oats not so
welt
Weber E. " nloruhuum Very
warm weather with u heavy local rain
on tho goth which flooded tho Mora
rIvCr and adjacent landB. DOING serious
damage 90 dams and ditchoH Some
hail with the storm bat causing no
damage Tho river quickly subsidized
2nd i8 nuw very low Cherries are
ripe. alfalfa is being harvested. Az
kinds of stock are doing we'll
a. "a. uARDlNGE
gpptfOu Director
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
PRODUCTION or sILvrR.

An Increase in the world production
of silver is recorded fUr thr year 800
lu thBt year. according to tho Engi
nDcring and Mining Journal the total
output of tho world amounted 60 lN2.
i32 Iub Troy ounces gain of 1895.
or ounces as compared with tho year
preceding Tho value uf me silver
product Increased from sos 600 900 In
1893 Co Sll22Ua,UuD boo 1900 % gain OF
over sGsunU0o. The United states
bed in the production OF silver as we'll
as in that ot gold with Mexico a
close second aud Australasia The
though after a long interval The
value of tho silver produced In the
United states Increased from 57l26r
S3i Troy ouncoa valued 90 sIiO3G.lGS
ia 1880 Co y595GlI97 Troy ounces.
valued az S3G,57G00O Ia 1900, while
MDNIcos output Increased from 55.032-
600 ounces valued no $32 1SSUDO In
1899, To ol.sOiuu0 ounces. valued at
s3t2fn0OD n 1900 The Australian
product ip 1900 was valued az only
ssG3cuoo and that amount showed a
decrease as compared with the proceed.
ms year After Australia followed IN
order Bolivia, Peru Germany Spain
and chm Among tho states of the
union Colorado took FIRST place, with
somewhat over third Of the total
production Tor the country while Mon
lama wac second aud Utah third
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
cosT oF MARS.

A writer Boa the Homo Magazine est.
mated the costs of wars oi the nine
tcouth century Co nearly reach the
enormous sum OF s2oUUoooo.oUo Just
how much ls a blliong ho ask. Il
is one thousand million. bat that fact
be- not expressive There are only q.
l55.G73.GuO seconds loo century that
b.. s. have been spent on war for
every second of the century Il We
take Archbishop ushorf chronology
ana consider tho world to Boz 5aDi
years old, We find that the nations
have spent uu wan during the nine
tecnth century az tho rate OF S. a
minute since the creation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

bieoiry both o. race and religion can
produce,
Anyone who has lived amuus NcNt
cans ln Now Mexico W uuu. UIIr'd
can bear witness to the numDuuH. good
qualities OF tho uianano American
race They may ZACH SON what OF
ambition the truly American greed of
rOid does not haunt them hul tH.Y
arc Mind hospltahlo. polite. Gui tDlr
iug AMI intensely religious Many ut
them may be- deficient in tho know.
ledge ~ the English language cal
though English can be- heard loo the
smallest hnmlcts ~ the torfiturt aud
the YOUNGER generation are taIEUt TOO
speak Il. but spanish iH better .IutDu
in san Matou than English is u large
American cltioa.
Mcucnna are naturally Intelligent
and some az them enjoy oUr NNII dc.
served tribute 90 admiration lUI iHcir
learning. oloquvucC abilitl. aud
HtatpHmnnship
Some months ago "sinc.fr aud
devoted worker at i.apuun had pub
| iishpl 900 tho February number ut the
Assembly Herald uf Philadelphia an
der the title of 4 Plea for Our Rod
Men SOM thing rather uncumplimun
/ tary tn Catholic Indians AWuuE
other statements the reverend gyui'o
anon said 'tlprp are FULLY thirty five
| Thousand Indians practically without
| Christian teaching glm and Roman
| ism have for over three hundred years
! hrcn nt their work of domurali1atior
/ among this ignorant got originally
/ hIrh class of American Indians The
openly avowod object of the Roman
/ church being Co pCrptiuaic thclr hra
] then faasts aud dances with tho pro
! yiso that the names uf ssintt Doc givor
! them
Az luck would hnyc H. copy ol
! that monthly review feli into the
hands OF the Indians and created quite
! "a sensation among them.
Nt general mHetlus the sincere
aud devoted worker was asked Go CN
plain. Imagine the amazcmgnt of th'
indians when aE an apology hr simply
! protested chat his artiCl, bad mo
boon written to be- read at Laguna.
! nut uuhapplly 10 had been written
they had boon slnudcrpd and tho
knew &c. His position became untcu
liable nul be- had tu leave the riacy
This COOS 90 show that 10 iB ratho
| impIudut lur the sincere and de-
voted workers Co print their feeling
OF contempt toward McNicans and ln
diane. flr 10 happens that now AM
then the wind OF civilization brings
copy at the papers even tu thaH
dark. very dark corners uf Chinn.
and our MoSiCan and indian pa an
l,.D uU confidence iu these apostle
/ of truth aud charity
GEORGE J. JIftlIAIlD
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
pAnoERoUs coLonlp soLpltns


Tho soldiers who have boon
POSING thIUuEh Albuquerque tH. past
few days have added another murder
tn the list before reaching tuH city
ana with Frank sheppard shot ana
Killed. near Navajo SprluEs Tuesday
ulght ana che one Killed near Ration
"Wednesday uight makoa three killed
uu tho trains through Arizona ana
Sow Mexico. and all cnlurcd, thu mur
dolnra being culorcd Hou'prH
frank Phillips was th. name uf che
man brought in on one &C tho trains
from the west Wednesday night Some
say be- was civilian stealing Is rid,
and winnntL money from the soldiers
u crap games aud hy cards. while oih
crs Say De- was a discharged colur'd
soldier uud was returning iu hif home
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

Mrs Hull and Mrs Williams. two
Los Angeles.
Mrs Fred Lewis was q passenger
Tor Los Angeles whore she will visit
friends Tor e fcw weeks.
George r. Leanard. OF tbo musi,
and piano hrm uf HAN a Ipauard.
loft last night for Denver.
a. % Becker and wife. of lslcta
pcnt thc Fourth OF July hero. return
iug tp islcta This morning.
Robert Appleton aud vito. with their
children. left last night for southern
California whore they viii spend Che
summer.
Quito a number of young people of
Albuquerque attended tho old
fashioned German picnic at Bclcu
yesterday
g. i pnpcu. editor and proprietor oi
the Rio GruudD Republican Las CRU
coos. was here yesterday. returning
south Hast night
The mother Df Mrs D. D. RirtWpll
Mrs Morton. arrived last Wednesday
night lgom Ohio ana viii remain iu
the city for a short time,
Horton Moore attorney. who was at
Socorro ON legal matters returned
yesterday morning bringing back with
him a ciudor in one of his eyes
r. g. Sturgca. wife and son. Lloyd
left last uleht for Los Angeles and
the sea coast resorts of southDrn Call
turuia Taoy VIII bee absent several
weeks.
" y. Hughes q business gentleman
of kirksyillc Mo- IE here ON VISIT
tO bic parents q W. Hughes and wife.
who are stopping 1t ilnrscha place Boo
Coyote canyon.
Miss Marie kudouhnrE one of the
popular young ladies of Thornton. up
tho road was here yesterday and had
% splendid time visiting friends she
returned Co Thornton this morning.
YESTERDAY morning g. r.. Hail Co.,
celyed "a Telegram from his wife at
Los Angeles announcing the death of
their invalid daughter Miss Jeanette.
aged about 4 years Mr. Han LETT Tor
los Angeles last night
The Bank of Commerce is undDr
going q thorough rcpalutug and rr
papcring and when the artists under
Col g. a Hudson are through th. U
terror vt Che bank will uy the incest
in the territory
one OF the san Jose Market delivery
teams ran away this morning al $3.50
O'Clock. golng west on Railroad ave
uuD a. tho corner of Fourth street
the porch Boa 'front.' of the Albuquerque
house WIS RON into ana demolished,
the horses then coming tu "a halt
ID N white tuc locator and sur
vryor for the New Moaigu land com.
mission. was here yesterday returning
last night to Santa lo. MI White Do
prominently mentioned Boo connection
with thn appointment Ton tho Office oi
surveyor general oft this territory
Captain Guus. who bias been thu
Fred Harvey eating house manager
at Ash Fork arrived this morning tu
become the manager of the AlhuuuDr
que house. yIUD g. 40 DlllDuhDDh Nhu
Wlll take "a vacation Mr iuouboCE
mas been uu the sick lst Tor the past
week. iu faCl Do now Zoo bed and CO.'S
soon us hp RECEIVERS accompanied hF
hls vito hp will leave tur Jhr WisDuu
nn lake resorts inr new WuuIEUr
Was resident Of Alhuqu years
ago aud bic old frioudH ar. pleased tu
ao, him back among them again j.
g. Brown thc auditor ul tho system.
b. now nt tho local house checking Boa
the noW manager
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
FouarH or July souIas.
a Few Accidents 20 Several OF the
Ctys Youngsters

a Few Accidents 20 Several OF the
City.s Youngsters.
Fred Craig with other foundry cm-
pIu}oa, celebrated the Fourth ln firing
small CaunouE manufactured az the
foundry and they made south Alhu.
qucrquo noisy Yesterday Fred pat .u
ana extra charge and SCI tho powder
can nearby thr cannon. The shot
shook the foundations FOR squares anu
sent pieces Ui the can Whirlup "a all
directions piece OF which struck
frUh'H Left temple and tore cash Boa
tue face aud head n was Thought
the l,lt eye was permanently injured.
but u was learned this morning that
tho eye viii bee an right ln few
days. Fred expects 60 return 90 work
in week ur ton days
Curtuz QuiDkul. the bright little son
ui Col Ed. QuiCkDl was ono of the
Young Americans that believed Ina "A
noisy Fourth So. on thr evening be-.
fore Che natal day ho got himself a
piece of gas pipe ana rugged out "a
cannon. AZ "lawlcy.s ou the Corner. %
where lot ut boys had uuuWogatod.
young QulCkyl planted hIs cannon in
the street applied a lighted match and
the IcyDrhurltiuus were so strong that
thr Gag ON the pOstouDe waved to and
ilu When tho smoke cleared away
turrr WAS mo- gas pipe where the can.
non had 4gou sct but an investigation
revealed tho tact that enc gas pipe had
flown through one oft HuWloy plate
glass Wudovs. barely missing the
head of Raymond atamm who WAS
a clerk az bawlcys.
James "a Wroth lr, the interesting
eldest SON 0f Dr and Mrs j. n.
Wruth Will remember the fourth uf
July 1901 tie was up bright and
carly YESTERDAY morning aud ho BON.
hnIicl the corner az finh street and
Copper avenue in good fashion lle
Deal. alI kinda 1t nro.cuckors and the
ltt.o mIa.pa of his ncighburlood On.
Wed him for bis bravery FINALLY. one
good sized cracker failed 90 explode az
quickly aa Jimmie desired and ho Ga.
ycstlHatcd with the result that just
a8 be- Was down ON hts knees 90 asccr.
tain the cause the hre.CraCker OK.
plodcd aud one of Jimmy'H eyes Ike.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
COLORADO MINERS.
Up In Arms In the san Juan Mining
District

w w fNNNNn w ANN 1aN HNuN HllNilNN
District.
Telluride. Colo July 1.-The min
crs' union has delivered its final ulti
matum 60 the smuggicr management Il
o. that the minors union demands al
men working contract for longer pc
riud than ton DAYS shall receive at
least So per day for the entire time
employed The secretary OF the union
must have IN" privilege of going upon
the ground as secretary. but not toI
Interfere g.iih work during working
hours and further the company must
not discriminate against union men.
The SmugglDr people are considering
70. Manager Collins IE showing signs
OF weakening but 10 is not thought
he viii ris lu. Unless the matter
ls settled by noon trouble ls feared
The prosecuting attorney adjourned
inquest. fearing tp arouse excitement
The miners are gathering in the city
for the funeral of the union miner.
John Barthpll. this afternoon. and de-.
spite efforts of union officials 60 keep
them quiet they are restless, Il o.
expected that thousand union men
vii follow BarthelIs body to the grave
Every union in the san Juan coun.
Try is supporting the Telluride union
Governor Orman received the fol.
lowing message this morning
Telluride tMidnightl Governor
! y. Ormun. Denver have Just soon
buckley tsCnaturl re says there is
chance OF settlement In the morn.
ing. " not settled hy noon he will
Join mo with appropriate suggestions
IS. q. McMULi.EN.
District Attorney"
D.
Union mine is reported unchanged this
morning the miners being still In pos.
session of the property No further
developments lately until commission
appointed by Governor Ormau consist
ing Of Judge Theron stevens. Oursy.
Lieutenant Governor ID. T.. Coates. who
iH secretary state federation OF labor,
John Murphy. attorney for federation
arrive at Telluride and confer with
representatives at miners union and
SmugElor Union company Train on
which they loft Denver is due at Tel
lurido 40 8 D. m Governor Orman de-
ciarDs il mime hp not abandoned by
strikers Immediately after -.s demand
90 that onrCt iE prcaoatcd 60 them hy
the commission be- will order ont the
state militia ana use whatever fore,
necessary to restore property TO tho
ownorr
Denver July GA special to the
Times from Telluride SAYS. Orders
have been received from the Smugglcg
Union company Boston. Mass 90
close mines aud a meeting Of the mine
managers is being held to discuss the
proposition 90 close an mines in the
san Juan district Ina sympathy with
the SmuEElcr Union company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
TIMER LANos
wholesale indictments Against Tim

Wholesale indictments Against Tim.
Thieves IN State Of Montana.
New York July ga special 90 IA"
Tribune from Washington says
News continue Go reach the interior
department indicating extensive land
frauds In the northwest a few days
ago Secretary Hitchcock was informed
of the Ending OF lU2 indictments by
the federal grand iury ut Helena and
BE- received Telegram stating that tho
federal grand jury Of Idaho had rc
turned ninety indictments The Mon
tanu eases grow out of transaction
boy which United states senator clark
ohtuinci possession OF about 1900
acres of thc public domain and timber
lands 10 appears that Clark pur
chased this property outright from a
group uf mon boz MONTANA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

George McKcw. aged 30 years, who
has been sunerlng from consumption
FOR spyrrnl years. died nc the city
hall last night He had been In the
employ of the city for several months
until "a short time ago. when hC was
obliged 90 give up his position owing
to failing health. The Non'Sectarian
Benevolent society administered 10 hia
wants since last week. Deceased had
no known relatives His remains were
buried Ia Fairyiuw cemetery this after
noon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
KILLED BY BEAR
Sc. .rino Jarsmiuo's Cody Tern 70
rhrn-Hr ~ a EnrrnlIn lrLLL-l

Sc. .rino Jaramillo's Body Torn 20
Threads by a Female Bruin
While hprding "a lock of sheep Tor
policarpio Armiiu on The range hv.
tween Ccb0ilottn and Oio San Fran
cisco about thirty i've miles northwest
OF Albuquerque Sorfcrino JarumillD
was attacked hy "a large female bear
and her two cubs last Tuesday. Jtra-
millU was assisted in taking caro- 90
the herds by q small boy. but when
the old bear made her onslaught uu
the man the little fellow made his
escape Ca q ranch some distance away
aud told tho occupants of what had
happened 4 couple uf men went 90
the place aa directed by the boy and
found Iaramillo lying on the ground
unconscious. with hia head uul body
fHrhtmlly scratched and torn They
placed him boo a wagon and started Cor
hiH home iu lu. Durauts. north Of
old Albuquerque. but Dee died ygatpr.
day morning of hts injuries while
On route. The mon came ON Co this
place with the dead body and did NOT
arrive az tho late home of the docuas od
until midnight last night whom % was
turned over tp ,ho charge of his fam
u.s. The lpn side OF the body was
npdly lacoratad from tho shoulder tu
fup hip and the mans head was $50
horribly mutiatrd hy the bears claws
end teeth that 10 was scarcely ro.
Cugnizod as a portion OF "a human. The
maneicd remains having ridden in thH
alt sur nearly AN Of yesterday were
in had state of puirciactiuu when
thoy arrived here this morning and aH
result 10 was necessary tp bury them
as quickly os possible a brief funeral
sorgiCs was conducted az an early hour
this morning ly Row Father Pcrsonc
and the utcmcnt was made in San
lguaCiu cemetery.
Scfcriuo Jaamlllo was about 30
wears of age and was "a man we'll rn
sprctod hy an the residents Of I'm.
raucs lle was tho father Of seven
.hildron. four OF whom are married,
and three are living with the beroa,od
wife
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

Ia speaking of thc relative value Of
newspaper and other Advertising Mr..
Charles D. Jones ttho printers Ink
authority on business management
says "out OF a thousand pamphlets uu
various subjects there are perhaps
nifty that really pay Tor the printing
and the timo, trouble and oXpcns" OF
writing them" OF "a thousand son.
siblo advertisements Ia newspaper
there is no doubt that all will pay
their cost.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

81 Louis july o. The effort made
hy tho striking freight handlers OF
East 81 Louis tu call out tho men On
thg freight houses uu thiH side of the
river today was only partially success.
ful Ie.f than % hundred went out
10 d. stated crowd of goo strikers
aud .ympUthllrr from the east side
were dispersed by the police IN East
81 Louis thg congestion of traffic con
tinuca only "a mall quantity Of freight
being moved
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

II is striking fact that the annual
payment Of interest on the public debt
rs less than Il was before the war
with spain, ON April 1. 1898, the TO-
tal annual interest charge was S3ff
3Ss. 900. It ls now s29.9SS 600, a reduc
ton each year OF Si.i00,0O0 This de
crease In the interest charge is due
% the fact that the United States can
borrow money at per cent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

Prominent men OF Topeka Kan.
have started a society. the object OF
which is 20 break up the custom OF
paying the other fellows street car
fare.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

London July o Lord Kitchener
tclographs tha war office under date
Of Pretoria, Iuly ith. ps follows
Grcufcll uu July ist at Howell cap.
of supplies belonging 90 hoycrs com
mauI.