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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
LIVE STOCK CONVENTION.
Col. .. r. Vaa Doren, of Riaewatsr, Talks
OF the nig Convention.

OF AuN DIG AhhNfMAANhs
Col. j. $. Van Doren, OF Bluewater,
left last night for home, after having
attended the convention Of the National
Live Stock association at Salt Lake
City. He reports having attended the
grandest convention Of this century and
Is full Of enthusiasm as 10 the future OF
the stock Interests, ~ he thinks, one OF
the greatest industries Of the country.
Yes. ne SAYS, John w. Springer, the
president, was reelected at this session
Tor the hfth time, Is model presiding
officer, and handled the fourteen hum
dred delegates with the delicate ques-
tons before them, as he would his
four-in-hanG on broadway In Denver.
The convention sent unanimous
protest 10 congress, against the passage
Of the Grout bill, taxing 0leOmargariue.
The "leading" question Was laid on the
table after the reading OF the majority
and minority reports OF She committee
appointed at the Fort Worth conven-
tion 70 formulate bill for passage by
congress relating thereto Valencia
II again honored by the selection Of
Hon. solomon Luna, a. member OF the
executive committee from New Mexico.
The nucleus Of the organization Of
the American Cattle Growers associa-
ton was started with a large member
ship, 20 be completed az a meeting 70
be held AZ Denver March 8, next; when
completed the organization will have
some 1000 members This new Assoc
citation occupies the same relative
position Ia the National Live
Stock association as does the National
Sheep Growers association, bOthiloyal
70 the National Live Stock association,
aud working as auXiliarles thereto,
The hospitality Of the people Of the
Mormon metropolis, the colonel says, Is
beyond conception; the entire pOpulace
vieing with each other 70 make the
delegates aud visitors happy. The
next session Il Ia bee held la Chicago,
at date 10 be fixed Ia January OF next
year, when you can look for the great
est meeting ever held.
The delegates from New Mexico all
acquitted themselves with credit and IL
Is nov generally supposed that stock
men know that New Mexico Is on the
map.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
DEATn on D.r. LowRy.
~ Occurred NJ Hot Springs. Arkansas.
"Wednesday Morning.

~ Occurred NJ Hot springs. Arkansas.
"Wednesday Morning.
The sad words Dick Lowry IL dead
pasLsG from Up 10 Up az an early hour
Wssinasda.. morning, the SD tHt~ut
gencc having been received by wire
that he passed suddenly away AT Hot
springs. Ark. az 4 o'clock. the lmmed-
late cause Of death being heart dis
ease. says the Las VEGAS optic.
Dixon THndy Lowry was born near
Huntsville. Randolph county, Missouri,
October i0sh 1858 In the sos ne was
employed with the herds Of the late
Sam Doss, the Trinidad Colo. cattle
raiser In the capacity OF foreman. He
came 20 Las Vegas in the spring u
1855 and had charge Of the P1aza hotel
bar. billiard and club rooms. when the
MOTEL was under the immediate manage
nent of Mrs. = r. Davis Subsequent
~ he returned 20 Trinidad Colo. In
which city he was engaged In business
with Ben Springer and Lee Perkins, He
was married In that city in 1889 10 his
surviving wife. whose maiden name
was Bvaline Field Of Denver. Three
children were born 90 Mr.. and Mrs
Lowry. named respectively, Louise
I.aurine and Mary. all Of whom sur
vive also three sisters. and a brother
Of the dead citizen reside In Randolph
county. Missouri
Returning 20 Las Vegas 10 1896 he
was employed at the Headquarters. In
which establishment he bought an In
terest from y. =. Forsyshe nearly three
years ago. the frm name being For
syths q Lowry
The sickness 10 - "a Mr. Lowry fell
an unwilling but not surprised vic I'm
this morning set In a year ago, an AZ
fcstion of the heart developing later.
Hs knew that his Gaath was matter
81 a short time only and often remark
cd 90 to hls friends He had been adj
vised to seek relief az Hot springs,
Ark, from the ailme0t tina, was gnaw-
lng az his vitais and be followed that
advice some days ago Good reports
had been received frum him ana % was
the intention % his wife 30 start Tor
that city to-day but alas death had
preceded herl
The funeral VIII take place in this
city sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
Rev. George selby will conduct the SER
Vices and the Elks VIII attend In q
body. h being the only order 90 which
the deceased belonged.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

81 Louis. Jan. 2t--in passing on the
case OF Dennis A. Maher, a fireman on
the Union Pacific railroad, who lost his
legs In a collision near Trinidad. Col.
Judge Caldwell, OF the United States
court Of appeals to-day vigorously con-
dcmned the fellow servant law
In his opinion. which II concurred IN
by Judges sandborn and Thayer. Caid-
well says:
n u conceded the plaintiff was Ia
strict line Of his duty when he received
the injury. and nothing but che com
mon Law Of the fellow servant doctrine
IL construed by the supreme court OF
the United states. stands On way Of re-
covery. That rule h, In the Judgment
OF the writer Of this opinion. extremely
unjust. The rule has been abrogated
In a good many jurisdictions ana In the
opinion Of the writer ought % BE- abb
rogated In all"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
sEvENTY-rnIR BIRTHDAY.
A Most ERioyahls Party a. y. q. Pratt's--
A Burro story.

A Most KRioyabls Party az " q. Pratt's.-
A Burro story.
a very enjoyable party was given
last night at the homo Of r. q. Pratt,
on East Iron Avenue, Ia honor OF his
mother "GrandmRn Pratt, whose sew
enty-third birthday anniversary tell on
yesterday A number OF friends gath.
cred 10 wish her many happy returns
Of the day. Mrs. Pratt, whose two sons
~ q. aud w. n. Pratt are among our
most esteemed citizens and business
men, has lived here for nearly twenty
years ana numbers her friends by hum
dreds, and they will all rejoice 10 hear
that she h wen aud hearty The even.
ing WIS spent pleasantly with music.
games and social chat The replacing
Of a burrO tail that had been lost by the
owner, was feature Of the evening
There were many laughable attempts
70 attach the ny chaser properly With
varying success. When b. u. Ives tried
his hand the burro seemed 20 recognize
him and backed up 20 him as 10 an old
friend, the rear appendage was az last
accurately placed. During the even
ing tho guests were served with de-
lightful refreshments. Those present
were; Mr. aud Mrs. w. II. Matson,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Y. short, MIR. and
Mrs u. III. Ives, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Anderson, Mr., and Mrs. j. w, Glover,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. vs.. Mcdonald, Mrs.
o. 3. kin, W. ~ Pratt and family aud
n. q, Pratt aud family.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
DISTRICT couRr MATTERS.
New suits Ftlsd IN the District Clerks
once of Bernaiiiis County.

New suits Ftlsd IN the District Clerks
Once of Bernaiiiia Couhty.
Territory OF New Mexico OK rel Bank
OF Commerce vs.. William II. Baker y.
n. Sutherland and Perry koarney, suit
against the sheriff " Otero equity Tor
failure 10 execute process OF court
claiming damages In the sum Of 5000.
oliver r. Cromwell ". Melton Cha
vez, Santiago Baca and wife and Ern-
est Myers. suit 20 have declared iudg-
,nent lien In the sum Of 81 900 upon GER
tain property situated near old town,
which property WIS attempted % be
conveyed by Santiago Baca and wife 10
Melton Chavez.
Edward Grunstold W. Charles Myers,
appeal from justice Of the peace Of Gal
lup.
John B. Lutz aud Albert Armstrong
". a. II. Mckinney et al, suit 20 have
lien enforced against che star mine
In the He'll canyon mining district for
the amounts alleged 20 be- done by
plaintiffs for labor performed upon said
mine.
Gano Eads W. John T. Forsha, suit
for false Imprisonment. The defendant
alleges that he was imprisoned In the
county Jail OF Santa Fe county from .
o'clock p. M, Nov. 10, until Nov. ~
1900, for debt. Damages claimed, So
coo.
Suit has been fled 10y Mrs. Anna NJ.
Renham. OF Bland, for absolute divorce
from her husband, DIR. Il. y. Benham,
now q resident Of Los Angeles. In her
bill OF complaint the plaintiff charges
abandonment and failure 10 support.
Frank q. Blake vs.. Ida Blake, suit
for divorce. Abandonment Is the
charge set forth.
Herculauo Garcia vs.. Ysidro Sando-
val, suit 90 recover $500, IN which
amount the plaintiff alleges defendant
damaged him In destroying certain
hay.
a suit 20 recover s5O6 on promis-
sorry note has been Instituted by 4. j..
Post q Co. against Santiago Baca.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

The employees OF the school we're very
pleasantly entertained Thursday even
by Miss DOllic Lusted az her beautiful
home north Of the city, The evening
was spent In games and music, after
which delicious refreshments we're
served. Tho guests departed az q late
hour, voting Miss Lusted a royal enter
tainer.
Mr.. Richards, OF Laguna, Is again at
the school, on business pertaining 70
his field.
DIR. Wood Is at Lsguna aud the adj
joining schools on professional trip.
An unique and very interesting pro.
gram was rendered last evening by the
pupils Of the school. The various in
dustrial departments gave an exhibi-
ton Of their work and showed how they
were instructiug the pupils under their
charges The children performed their
parts well aud showed that they under
stood what they were doing aud talk.
ing about. This new feature, In the
entertainments 81 the school, Il very In
teresting and profitable 20 all.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

Timely information given Mira. ocorse
Long. ofEew straitavills. o., prevented
a dreadful tragedy and saved two lives.
A frghtful coukh had long kept her
awake every night. She had tried
many remedies ana doctors but steadily
grew worse until urged TO cry DR..
Klng's New Discovery. One bottle
wholly cured her. and she writes this
marvellous medicine also cured MT.
Long OF severe attack Of pneumonia.
Such cures are positive proof o. the
matchleas merit Of this grand remedy
for curing all throat, chest and lung
troubles. Only soc and u.0o. Every
bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free
~ J. II. o'Rielly a Co.'S drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
rHE K1cKER.

The Redmon's journal says: No
one loves she kicker, but some are led
20 cor Ntenance him bcause he Ia SO
sure that he has been created for a
good purpose that he sometimes Inn
presses them with the belief that he 10
good for them. just a. many believe
that boils are blessing IN disguise lie
generally starts out with a rioiOus OBJ
lection to some proposition, and being
approved Immediately. becomes con-
vinced that his strong point Is a kick
er II becomes hIn business and delight
10 tear down. He never builds. He Is
only n destroyer The council house
Is for recreation. for pleasure. for ~;
but he destroys harmony. irritates and
causes gnashinR OF teeth. one OF them
viii finally drive out all peace and
goOdfellowshlp. and make vacant the
seats around the council brand. n he
will not take advice and Sun hs
tongue there u but one way OF saliva
ton for the tribe. Charge him with
conduct unbeooming n member Of the
Order and when convicted. expel him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

II you would increase your happiness
and prolong life forget your neighbor's
faults Forget all the Islander you have
ever heard. Forget the temptations.
Forget the fault-nnding. and give little
thought ~ the cause which provoked
a.. Forget the peeullaTStles OF your
friends. and only remember the good
point which make you fond Ct them.
Forget all personal auarrels or hiytor-
iOs you may have heard by accident.
and which. u repeated. would seem a
thousand times worse than they are.
Oblitorate everything dissgreoable from
yesterday, start cut Wtsn = CieEn nnevt
ao-day, and write upon Il, for sweet
memorys sake only those things which
are lovely and lovable. Thus you viii
make lie better worth living.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
LAND orFIcE BUSINESS.

The following Business was trans
acted at the federal land office
In Santa Re for the week ending Janu-
AIRY p.
Homestead entries January 10, Re-
fugio Bueno, Wagon Mound, leo acres,
Mora county; January "A, Daniel Moore,
Ration, 100 acres, COlfax county; Desl-
derlO J. y Aragon, Puerto de Luna,
i590i acres Guadalupe county; Celso
Itael, Santa Rosa, l77.a0 acres, Ouada-
lupe county; January ~, Candelario
Montoya, Springer, i60 acres, Mora
county; January y, Romualdo Coma
les, Wagon Mound, lG0 acres, Mora
county; Pedro A.. Romero, Wagon
Mound, loo acres, san Miguel county;
Abelino Martinez, Wagon Mound, 1907
20 acres, Mora county; Manuel Belt
ram, Watrous, 100 acres, San Miguel
county; Maria L,lisa Valdez. Maxwell
City, leo acres, Collar county; James
A. q. Holbrook, Wagon Mound, 1929
acres, Mora county.
Final entries January 10, Theodore
George Martin. Wagon Mound, 40
acres, Mora county; January ~, Robert
o. Hanna, Pennington, 80 acres, San
Juan county; George II. Currie, Fruit
land, %. 20 acres, san Juan county; jan
uary -, Florentiua Gurule de MarqueR,
hei~ to Jose Dario Baca, deceased, Al
god0nes, lGO acres Rio Arriba county;
Julian Ribera, Coyote, 20 acres, Rio
Arriha county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
RAILROAD OFFICIALS HERE.
Arrived Prom All Directions last Evening
On Tour Of Inspection.

a party Of distinguished officials OF
the great santa Re railway system ar
rived In this city a. an early hour yes
terday EVENING on a special train from
III Paso. They were President r.. p.
Ripley. First Vice President r. d Ken
na and General Manager II. y. Nudge.
and later they were Joined al this place
by General Manager Arthur q. Wells.
Third Vice President Barr. Of the santa
Re Pacific. and also Messrs. r. G. Fox
and McNAily, division superindents OF
the New Mexico and RIO Grande divi-
sions. The gentlemen have been max
ing a thorough inspection OF their lines
and examining the numerous improve
ments which are being made az the
various points along the system. The
remarks 81 President Ripley concerning
the Albuquerque short line which Il 10
connect with the Pieces Valley road.
were closely guarded. out was Of the
belief that &, would be built when the
proper amount of encouragement and
assurance could be given toward such
project. The new hotel. which ls In
course OF construction az this place
win be known as the "Aivaredo" in
s,ead OF the san FELIPE" President
Ripley departed for the wea In his
special car last evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
Two Appeals Dismissed and Argument
Concluded In Another.

In the territorial supreme court yes
terday forenoon the appeal Ia the case
Of the Territory W.. Clarence Hamilton,
from COlfax county, was dismissed and
the Judgment OF the lower court con-
flrmed. Hamilton had been sentenced
70 five years In the penitentiary for lar
ceny, broke jail at Ration and Is now at
large.
The argument Ia the case Of the Ter
rit0Fy Of New Mexico, appellee, vs..
Thomas Ketchum, appellant, appeal
from the district court ot Union county,
was completed, and the case was sub
mittcd. kotchum II under death sem
tonce for train robbery,
In the case OF In re Jose l.. Perea,
treasurer and ex.ofiicio collector Of Bier.
nalllio county, appellee, ~. The Board
Of County Commissioners Of Rornalill0
county, and Charles X. Newhall appel
lanis, an appeal from the district court
Ut San Miguel county, on change oi
venue from Bernalillo comfy, the mo-
ton TO dismiss the appeal was sustained.
The case grew out OF an effort OF the
county commissioners Of BernRlillo
county 20 remove Mr.. Perea and APP
point Charles X. Newhall % succeed
him. The lower court had decided Ia
favor OF Perea.
Francis j. Wright, OF Silver City,
was admitted 10 the bar.
Resolutions upon the death OF the
late Judge Henry l. Warren we're re-
ported and adopted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

salad dressing from sunfiOwer oil -
one OF the delieaoies promised from an
investigation Of thai plant By Profes-
cor Wiley. chief Of the division OF chem
dstry OF the department OF agriculture.
lie says the oil from sunflower SEED Il
delicious as AN edible OIL and one which
nearer than any other known vegetable
OIL has the general properties Of the
oil Of the olive. II this u true a T.
appalling 20 think OF the millions Of
acres Of cold masses % suniiOwers that
20 10 waste every year along the val
hey % the western rivers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

The M rited reputation for curing
piles. sores and skin diseases acquired
by Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve. has
led 20 the making OF worthless coun-
terfeiis. BE surs TO set only D~Witt's
saive. Berry Drug Co. and Cosnopoli-
tar Drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

County school Superi itendeui j y,
Conway on last Friday Inspected the
public school nt Tesuque, and a. rec
sult Oi the inspection, he suspended The
teacher aud closed the school The
teacher l. the son IT one Of the school
directors and II charged with being
utterly Incompetent Tor the position.
There are VI children at school age iu
the district, but only two were in 40.
tendance when Mr. Conway visited the
school The directors will elect an.
other and more competent teacher
New Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

the beneat OF his wif9s health. but
consumption had made such inroads
upon her constitution that her TIE was
not prolonged only for a few months.
He expects 20 complete Ms ocean voy.
aee In a month after hts dsparture
from san Francisco
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

The thlrty-fourth legislative assem-
bly, convened at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning and worked I'll noon when
the council took a recess to 10 a. m.
on Monday and the house adjourned
10 o'clock Monday afternoon. Ia or
der that many Of the members who re-
eide In nearby communities may
spend sunday az their respective
homes Tho employees we're ali on
hand AZ = o'clock yesterday morning,
IN accordance with the new rule.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

An exchange says A subscriber no.
tined the editor that he found SPIDER
in his paper and wished 70 knOw n Il
WAS an EVIL Omen. The editor promptiy
replied thar u was not. that the spider
was ,hsre on legitimate business. II was
scanning the columns OF the paper 10
ind out who did not advertise. % II
would know where 10 locate and not
ne disturbed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
Rs,aii Msrshauts' Protective A..Oe,atio.

Retail MorshantH Protective Association
About half OF the retail merchants in
the city assembled In the zeiGer Cafe
room last evening and listened 10 the
reading OF a set Of bylaws. which had
been prepared BY a special committee
appointed "a previous needing. Of
flcers for the permanent organisation
were elected az follows; u. spitE. pres
identi g. Y. Myers vice president; n.
O. Pratt treasurer; r. ID, Marshall.
secretary The executive committee
VIII consist OF the above-named ON
GERS and Messrs. H. u, Fox. l.. G..
Brooks. o. A. Matson and j. 3. Beaven.
a membership committee. whose duty
Il should be To secure more membara,
was appointed az eoiowsi Eessru. l.. q,
BROOKS. j. l.. Bell. o. A. Matson, John
BOrradaile aud u. A. AZ. Palladino.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

leadors BurToA who has beea son-
ductlng the New York BaEaar on
North First street for several months.
has sold out his stock OF goods, and on
the hrN Of February Will leave VITA
has little children Tor Manila. Luaon
island, whore he has already purchased
an interest In a large mercantile es-
Enlistment OF his brothers-in-saw. Mr,
Burros came 90 this cl;y about bigh-
teen months ago from New York fOF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

because an English mutton chop was
moi cooked to suit him. Richard Mans
ucld impaied the offending piece Of
msat and smashed q, upon the tinted
walls q the dining room VI the Audi
sorium hotel al Chicago. Richard and
Mrs Carrie Nation should form a part
norshlp Ia the free-s speech and frce-ac-
HiOn business
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

There ls no probability that the old
Fashioned. sntlque Ratchet with which
Goorgie Washington mutilatsd the pet
sherry tree was any W u neat shape
49, blued-sieci hatch,; az that with
which Mrs Nation splinlers the bar
room mirrors % kansas. The world do
move.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

A number Of the newspapers OF the
territory have announced that q strike
Is on at Madrid. They are all mistaken.
AZ least 100 men have been put 20 work
In the mines within the past thirty days,
and as soon as the new tramway Is cOm-
pleted, several hundred more miners
can secure employment. -CerrillOs
Register.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

The Press association " Arizona held
90 eleventh annual meeting AZ Phoenix
ON Monday, and adopted resolutions on
fhs death OF one Of its members, bditor
a. y. Snowman A legislative commit
see was also appoited.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
Hattie In philippine.

Manila. Jan. 24.--iAeut. steele, with
ten men Of the Forty-th third regiment.
and seven native soldiers fought a
fierce half double engagement with a
large force Of F1llpinos at Tenaguna.
island OF I.eyte. Jan. D. which resulted
IN the killing Of over 100 insurgents
Private Edward Mc0ugie' company II,
was killed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

A new thres-cent piece coin has been
authorised by act on congress tO take
the place OF the old coin, which was %
much like dime that the coinage was
stopped. The new three-eent piece 10
an inch In diameter. This will make
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

The New Mexican says. Hon. =.
Lowentbal, treasurer Of the bureau ~
Of immigration, IL here from Albuquer-
que "a attend meeting Of the bureau.
Mr.. lOwonthal expects ~ 70 east short
" and may extend his trip 20 Europe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
rrrrn pAY-MonNINa snsaroN.

FIFTH ltAf-sMoitNiN9 SESSION.
After the morning routine In the
council, several new bills were intro
duced. read a first and econd time. or
dored translated and printed and re-
ferred 10 proper committees. Council
bill No 10 by Crulokshank. Il entitled
an act TO preserve the public health,
which repeals existing laws on that
subject. and lieu thereof provides a
new and more rigorous method for
deailng with contagious and ether
diseases.
Council bin No. 20. by ar. Fielder
seeks to repeal all existing acts relat-
ing 10 the inspection OF coal oil and
abolish the ONCE OF coal oil inspec-
tor.
Council bill No. q. by Mr.. Hughes.
relates to procedure In suits or actions
on foreign Judgments. permitting de-
PENDANTS. against whom such iudg-
ments are procured through fraud or
forgery. 70 set up such plea.
Council bill No. q. by Mr Marti-
mex. 10 designed to amend sections
% and "a. chapter g. acts OF 1899. By
inserting the word cash" In the SEQ
0nd line and making other modinea.
lions In the law relating to the sale
Of land for delinquent taxes.
Council bill No. 9, by AIR. Cruick-
shank, providing for ire listing OF live
stock for assessment In the county
where Il % found grazing, and allow
Ing ten days for the passage through
any county Of herds or iiooks IN tran.
slt. was taken up on It's second read.
committee on territorial affairs. fh'
council Joint resolution referring q
the printing OF tho governors mes
sage. etc. was taken up az amended
by the house. and referred back tC
that body because OF clerical error
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

Mrs. Lease, OF the great state Of KAN
sas, has Withdrawn her suit cor divorce
from MI Lease. and some people are
ugly enough to hint that she has done
81 for apite.