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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
INTERESTING NOTES.
"Gergovla" Writes About Several
Prosperous Little Towns,
GENERAL COLLECTION or NEWS.
special Correspondence.

special Correspondence.
Gallup, \. NJ, Fob. p The coal oil
fields scem o. attract Interest Wells
are going 10 be- drilled In an PROBABLE.
ties fortunes will be- made Ia the cutter
prise.
The Otcro mine Is rcoppncd aud soon
will employ many mcn.
Snow aud rain which have fallen this
mouth are n token of q good year. SHEEP
men aa we'll a. farmers are happy. Not
withstandng the drought ~ last ycar
aud the scarcity OF pasture, sheep are do
Ing exceedingly WELL better even than
in good years. 50 far. no one In this
section OF the country complains of any
losses
leopuldo Macon has left his San 10.
reuzo home for the winter and has built
q neat little residence al san Rafael. Ia
Few weeks be- will rctuu 10 San 10.
rpngD aud prepare himself fur the lamb.
Ink season.
the ~ the events ~ the sea ga no San
Rafael, was the marriage uf truz haca
to Miss Rita saabcdra. Tho marriage
took place un the i2th, pes urmOd by
Father Iuillard. An Immense crowd Of
friends were invited 10 the ceremony and
the Traditional banquet
an the same day Manuel Chavez mar
rird Mrs Rafael Chavez, aud MauriciU
tionEalcs we'd Mrs. Maria de- los Angeles
Mares.
The farms around Cubcrn, which ou
account uf the scarcity of rains. had
been loft untitled the last two years, will
be- cultivated this year
4 e.. /.
tgrm,nt Of Miss Ninrcntiin M0ntuya
and Miss Hnfaolita Otcro. has fair at
tendance
4 beautiful bell, weighing over 3 ton
has been placed on ,hr church OF tu
hero. Messrs Narciso rino aud Met
puiadcs Otero, two prominent gentlemen
NJ the town were the most liberal one,
among the dunators who contributed fol
~. purchase.
Ccbollcta Is becoming a center ~ "du
| cation. Two schools were started Their,
| nearly two months ago. one being M,
public school, aud the other priyat,
school.
Andres Romero passed few days nj
Chupndcro. visiting biz SON
Mrs. Jnramillo, nf Tome. was th'
guest Of her son-in.lnw, AnaHtasio Gar
cha. ~ Ccbollein. Mr. Garcia b. yer,
proud ~ q little baby boy presented Q,
him by his wife few months ago.
The church ~ Csl,ollrta has been re-
paired r late A new roof was place,
on 10. stained windows were purchased
/ the walls viii within n few months h
/ plastrrrd. aud then the church will b
! one ~ the best la this section Of th,
country. Crhollctn Is the oldest tow
/ west Of Albuquerque outside of the In
| dian purblos Of Zuni Acoma and Ia
guna. u was hEilt Ia 1901, aud shouli
| it, history be- written IL would prove {,
be- one ~ the most interesting kind
GEilGONIA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
ALLLnAD m Aimrqurnour.

A special Dispatch Go the Glohp. Demo
crat from lpu Worth. TeAas, under
date Of February 20 contains the fol-
bowling Important railroad upws,
1T is now reasonably certain that not
only will the International a Grrii
Northern railroad hdiil 10 Fort Worth.
but the st. louis s Sau Fran,isco. ant
the Texas Midland will also. u BE- srid.
come this NAY A new rDad called the
Rod River, Texas & Southwestern hiss
obtn,aci q charter 10 run direct ~ Fort
Worth With % branch 90 Dallas, the prin
cipai ONCE being NJ willis. There IL
also talk ~ pushing the Fort Worth A.
Northern 10 tha northwest, as u would
open up "a valuable mineral aud grazing
section ~ the state. The revival " che
scheme 10 build che uld Albuquerque
road. from this city west 10 Aibuqper-
que. \. ~. u an assured fact aud sur
vryors have ALREADY made an catimatr
on tho construction ~ the line Capt
49, ~ Paddock, former mayor % Fort
Worth Is promoter of this enterprise.
| ono 90 the latest roads Tor which r. char
/ Ter viii soon d. asked is projected 10 ca.
tend from Fort Worth 90 southeastern
| Texas opening up q new section 20 ter.
! r.joy aud with e most direct line "a
| bring Lumber. oil. etc., ~ as 10 plHce
| Fort Worth 90 the line from the points
| OF Wppi5 10 those ~ the most eager de-
| maud There 81 also talk ~ an extern
| sion II the Fort Worth A Rio Granie
from San Angelo 90 the Mexican boun'
! Diary. and nlso au extension 0f both the
M.nefll Wclls aud BriEns Valley roads
from Mineral Wells fu spme points lu
Young aud jack counties. Work "a
these two extensions b. already undel
way"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

Corporal James W Lambert, who
fought Ia the Cuban war FOR Uncle Sam
and then reinlisted for service In the
Philippines, shot aud killed himself In
~ paJo Friday morning, leaving note
that be was tired ofpOverty and Illness,
the latter being contracted w0ile 10 the
irunt in Cuba aud la the swampa ~ tho
Philippines
The ~ Paso Times, In It's comments
on tho death Of the volunteer soldier,
SAYS.
1.-THE despondeucy of returning aol-
oilers IL not difficult Ia understand
Tnoy enlisted through patriotic mo-
lives, npplaudcd and acclaimed by the
whole people 10 large, but nov return,
uitimcs broken in health, lncapacita'cd
for business, unObserved, on II M, ouly
Ia bo scorued. ln comparison with
this, the unsolvod riddle ~ the beyond
Is an lrldoEC0ut vision and tUmpts many
to deeds Of self destruction
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
sELP.DEsTRUCrIoS
\ Prominent san Juan shcspmsn Takes
fiia Own I.:e.

Tl.r entire community was shocked
Tuesday evening. upon q report being
brought IN from the la Plata to the 81
feet that ilyrum IL. Barlin, one of the
best known aud woll-to-iu sheep grow
ers In the county. hrd cat his throat
with q razor. and shot himself twice In
the head with suicidal intent.
The tragedy occurred at his homo ca
the la Plata. between 7 aud o'clock
Tuesday morning, and az the time our
informant left there he was unconscious
ui apparently about 10 breathe his last
Ih, only reason assigned hy those
t.psyui was mental arrangement, as Mr.
RirlIn was in good financial circum
stances. hut had many other troubles OF
| ,arious nature during the past year
which worried him greatly.
Mr. hardin came Go the county about
rur years agu, was 80 years 0f age ant
leaves a grown family ~ one sou an,
/ three daughters, 10 mourn their loss liz
was highly respected boy an who knew
him. aud viii be- greatly missed by hi
many nelghbors. Pennington Hustler
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
oFLocNL INTEREST
from the New Mexian.

from the New Mexi-an.
Miss Maud MrFic iz hnmc again after
spending few days u Albuquerque
whore she attended the Kent Mcdlrr
wedding.
T.. r.. narrouu. photographer for this
section Tor the United state government
was the guest of his parents, Dr. aud
Mrs W : narroun.
Hon, Thomas Hughes, elected prrsi-
lent OF the New Mexico Press AsSocla-
ton, went to Albuquerque ~ be- with his
family over sunday
Mrs 3 \. Keen. of Albuquerque. the
,,timlblc wife Of Land Commissioner
Keen, lrft Tor her home at Albuquerque
after spending several weeks in the cap
ital. part pi the time the guest 81 Mrs.
Olcru. ut the executive mansion.
Hon. W. y. ilapcwcll, ui liilisboro, a
prominent Sierra county Inining mau,
aud Wire president Of the Santa Fc, Al
buourruuc y Pacific Railroad company.
was Il visitor Ia the capital, having ar
rived from Albuquerque.
Mrs. r. u. Burns aud daughters, Mrs.
Murray aud Mis- Marguerite, went to
Albuquerque to remain Ia the Duke city
few days, Thomas Burns, Jr,, accom-
panied them a- far ns Albuquerque, FROM
where he will go 90 ~ pn-p on q visit.
Mrs. Geo. W. Harrison the charming
wife uf the councilman from licrnnlillU
.ounty came in from Albuquerque and
was the rrcipiru ~ much social attcn.
ton. She LETT FOR her home Friday NJ
trrnoun. accompanied 10y Mrs Burn,
and her daughters, Mrs Murray and
Miss BIrns.
Councilman Hughes 81 working hard
Ice secure lu appropriation Tor the ueW
Sisters of Charity hospital and snnitnrl
um 10 be- located az Albuquerque
new modern building. 90 Gust Si7uH
Is to be- erected, the plans having h"ei
drawn nni contracts entered into. Five
thousand dollars uf this sum was raise,
hy the city Of Albuquerque. and th'
grounds .crssaTy we're also donated q
| The sisters Forty thousand dollars rum'
from the east Mr. Hughes says hc vii
have the appropriation Tor that hospiia
/ or know the reason why.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
SAN MARCIAL


rom the Bee.
Christ church now has Holy Table.
which WIS sent 10y the Episcopal church
M W paso.
Mrs. Il, W Williams, accompanied by
her father. has gone tn Iowa ON visit
~ friends Ia six weeks they viii re-.
turn a. begin an overland tri" from San
Marcial to Oklahoma.
John STANLEY Miller, of Uosclalr, ar
rived In town aud Immediately proceeded
90 circulate petition addressed 60 the
Cattle sanitary Board, asking FOR hi.
appointment a. inspector for this Dis.
frict. liy signing literally our citizen.
endorsed the action ~ Miller as q great
scheme
Tho strrcopticon lecture boy Rev. Me
C0nncll was success from every point
NJ view The house was crowded, th,
pictures fine, the speaker exceptionally
entertaining. thu music good. All pres
rut pronounced the entertainment wei
worth the small price Of admission Tn,
nrncnads VIII hp us.d fa~ thn improve
meut VI the Episcopal church
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
ALnrqurnuuE oRANr aor


Copies of thr act relating 10 thr A.bu.
quoqup land saut bll have hrrn ru-
rriynd in this city The Citizen pub
fishes helow th, mll taAt uf th' biI.
An Act e. Cuunrm In trust 90 thr city
OF Albuqucqnr. in thc Territory 20 Sew
Mexico, thc Town pf Albuquerque Grant
ami f1r Other Purpose
~ be cunrtrd by the senate aud House
of Representative of thr Unltei States
0f America u Congress Assembled
That there Is hereby released aud quit
claimed unto the city ~ Albuquerque,
New Mrxi,a. all the right. claim. title
aud Interest which the United States
hHa, cor mas claim 20 have, 10 The land
8r any part thereof which was ia
eighteen hundred aud eighty -thncs sur
yry.i under thf direction Of the survey
I or general fnf New Mexico as 30 the
towu Df Albuquerque grant the sury y
I ha wing been approved hy the said aur.
vsyor general on ths 18th day ~ No
7 yrmher eighteen hundred and eighty.
I three. and Including four spanish
I leagues. and nil right title claim and
I interest Of ths United States boz ani "a
Z he said premises embraced Ia the said
grant u hereby vested ln the city OF A.
buluerque in trust Dor ths benefit Of All
I pHrFnus claiming title tl their Individual
holdings Of rrai estate at the time NJ ID,
acquisition % NrW Mexico under th'
I treaty ~ Guadalupe Il.dslgo ami thei
| successors in Interest. or who have beer
boz open adverse possession for the perlo,
~ tea years prior 20 che passage VI thi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
HoASrgD

James Kibhrc. Vi h0 with Luciua niils,
started the repu. ValIrJ stpckman az
Roswell, q little -r year ogo has
skipped leaving 's "a run the paper
ana hn responsible for the accumulated
debts. Ia explaining matters io the pub
lic. MI Oils gives his late partner tho
brneht 1f the following wriie.upi
"On February I. e payment was eK-
perted on ihe som due 90 the type
founders on The hrd cost Df tde plant.
Tho sinckmhn bad ample resources 20
meet this payment, bat the aforesaid
kiblsr. on the date last mentioned.
gathered together the books 90 che frin,
accounts and ~ the cash h. could gee
biz hands uppn and skipped. by the c0uf-
tesy uf the railroad. 1H a free pass Cor
parts unknown Taking ill the availa-
Doe funds irft noe iu peculiar condition
uf urIngency and condition ~ min
that ! have allowed two weeks 20 pas
in order % he able 90 express myself
/ without burning holes in che paper \
/ picked bin up from heap uf suano aud,
lfitf lur reflection and experience. 4
am convinced that ana poor Judge %
such matters and that go bold of the
| most olrFons chunk Ia ths pile"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

Mr.. w. A. Hines. OF Manchester. Ia.
writing Of his almost miraculous e.
cape from death. says; Exposure at
ter measles induced serious lung
trouble. which ended in consumption.
had frequent hemorrhages and
coughed night and das. All my dcs-
tors said l must soon die. Then I be.
gan to use Or. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. which completely
cured me. would not be without Il
even u Il cost $500 a bottle. Hundreds
have used II on my recommendation,
and all say u never falls to cure throat,
chest and lung troubles" Regular size
SOC and 800. Trial bottles free at J.
n. O'Riciiy a Co.'S druE store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

Teceut experiments Hnuw that all
classes ~ foods may he completely a.
g,sltsd by a preparation called Kodol
Dyspepsia Curs. which absolutely al
gests what you eat Az u ia the only
combination % all thu natural digest
arts ,~er devised the demand Tor it
has become enormous n has never
failed b. cups the very worst cast~ OF
Indigestion and q aiway- gives instant
relief Berry Drug go. AMI CO-mOpoli-
tan drug store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
ma COPPER FIsD.
q. ,. McGrath struck ~ Rich In Gran,
County,


Among the passengers who came up
from Grant county this morning and
stopped over ia the metropolis for a
few hours awaiting the arrival Of No. >,
was II, J. McCimth, a capitalist ana
miucralogist, who was en- route tO Den.
yer. whurC hc has some important hu-i-
moss with the machinery companies.
lie Is one Of the best posted men that
ever struck the southwest, and his
Judgment combined with iniallihlc luck
Yields him tremendous returns About
d year ago when he visited the Burro
mountains, ho went 20 work with "A
pick and soon uncovered a large body
of native copper The prospect was
located besides many others, and now
he has a iiue group Of claims which
will prove big money maker.
Experts, who have visited his prop
crty recently, are unanimous la declN-
iug 10 one Of the finest copper PROPOSE
lions they have over seen in this terri
tory. u was learned to-day from par
ties disinter,sted ia che claims, thai
they are cnnservutiyely estimated az 9
value which will require more thar
seven figures tO represent Ia dollars
| Ma. McGrath Is a man OF money, ant
has gone to COlOrudO's capital tO pur
chase machinery for large reduction
works which he will install ON his prop
Ierty this summer. c
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

zelger twice and was arrested ubOb hel
cseond visit
She Gays her husband was a thirty.
third degree Mason aud was anxious
last night for some 81 the Masons In NJ
paso 60 come and see her. AZ late
hour she had been unable to furnish the
bond ~ $500. nor had she heard from
Mr. Dcpew.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

Il envled by all poor dyspeptics
whose stomach aud liver are out OF
order All such should know that Dr
sings New Life Pills the wonderful
stomach and liver remedy, gives a
,plendid appetite sound digestion and
regular bodily habit that lnsures
perfect health and great energy. Only
&c. al J. II. O'Rielly a Co.'s drug store,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

All members OF the legislative conn
cil responded 10 their names "a roll call
yesterday morning.
After ana earnest invocation by Rev.
!. T.. Gay, the venerable chapla 70, prcs-
iicnt Chayes presented q petition decur'
atcd with pink aud white ribbons, which
was sent tn regular order.
The chair also presented four vOlum-
nous petitions. signed by the citiEsus Of
ncmiug aud other points in southern
Grant county, praying Tor the establish
meat ~ the new county ( Luna. The
chair said there we're, ho had been in'
formed, others yet 90 come on the same
subject.
on motion ~ Mr. Hughes the petitions
wrrr referred 90 the committee un cuun
~ and county lines.
Mr.. Cruicks shank introduced council
| bin So 70, an act 10 provide FOR the pro
/ trciinn ~ fish aud for other purposes
/ which Nlf read In fuil AMI referred q
a.. ..wu.it't pu appropriation an'
| htlur.
By Nr Euus. .4.u o Uu $50 ~ q
/ nmsuI ths ry,uur lave pi Sow Mrlie
| refrtrrl q. ,1mm.if.a 900 Gutu.r.
! President tSaFrs, iy rqUrt intro
durrd council ill 30 e. revising soc
| t.ous ~ o. 3OB inclusive. she Batuaal
law, authorizing the issuance ~ county
municipal or school district bonds q
meet outstanding Indebtedness. feierre
90 tho committee On hnanct
The pink and white ribboned petitio
was then read, AMI proved 10 be 40 ~
peal ION bchalf Of temperance seni b.
the ladies u Taos" The petition con
tra'ts The PROSPEROUS. happy and pesc,
ful conditions IN Kansas with those d
New MeKico, and urges the assembly (
abolish the use Of liquor and AL gau
bling In this territory. On motion Of Nj
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
rmn surnEMn uounr
A Number OF Opinionswern Handed Down
AZ session Yesterday.

The supreme court met yesterday fore
noon az Santa &c, with all the judges on
the bench. aud handed down opinions In
thr following cases; Anaracio Torres.
plaintiff in error w.. board ~ County
Commissioners Of Socorru County. de-
fcndant n error. judgment reversed aud
Judgment entered in tais court In favor
~ plaintiff in error Tor salary for the
first quarter OF The year 1879 NJ The rate
NJ $500 per snnum. aud from March ~,
1889 to March 81, 1880, NJ the rate Of
5000 per annum,
John St0rtz, appellant, ys. A. g. Bar
rage, appellee, reversed aud rcmandrd
Tor new trial.
First National Bank ~ Albuquerque.
plaintiff aud appellant VI. lesser A
Lewlnson. defendants aud appellccs,
Judgment affirmed
Robert Appritou, appellee, W. w. A.
Maxwell. appellant; reversed aud iudg.
ment entered iu favor ~ appellant Tor
| costs
WIN. IL Prior. plalniin in error, W.
Rio GHudr Irrigation and Colonization
Company. drfci dant 10 error, Judgment
reversed aud casr rcmanird.
George Is N,hcr, defendant and APP
| pellant, Vs. A. + Crawford, 90 A., appel
lees; Judgment affirmed.
! II. Hlaiu plaintiff he error, W. A.
Stanb, Defendant n error; Judgment at
Grmei with modification reducing the
amount Of land allowed hy the dccisi0n
Of the lower court from u feet and
! inches" tu - feet and \ Inches"
Territory ~ New Mexico. appellee, W.
Thomas krlehum, appellant judgment
Of lower court fnirmrd. and 10 is ordered
that the srntrnrr NJ the district court h.
carried out no Clayton, the county seat
Of Union county, on March -, 1891
which means that the Heath Hrnton,'
hanging over the head ct the famGui
Black Jack, mail rpbber aul desperate
Il 20 be- executed on Clayton on thai
date
Solicitor General Bartlett sugvysto,
10 ihc court The death ~ Former Asso
ciate Justice LELAND aud r. 4. Finical
The court uaIpei Mossra Bartlett
Field AMI bateman as committee n
draft resolutions ln the case ~ IN
former aud Mrssr- BARTLETT ChIlier
aud Dubson 20 draft resolutions iu NJ
: ease 81 the latter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

The Adtona legislature ls trying 20
correct the louss divorce laws Of that
territory ADD the Phoenix Republican
has ih.s tD ny Those Who arr con
trinphting proceedings Tor divorce, sep
ar1tiln or separate maintenance would
40 Won % hle their Complaints within
thc ursi dny ur two. or at any rate be-
fore enc adoption OF the CODE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

Al doctors told Renlck Hamilton. OF
West Jefferson. o., sitter suffering IA
months from rectal fstula. he would
lie unless costly operation waa per
formed but he cured himself with fve
surest pile cure on earth. and the best
saiye In the world. 20 cents box
Sold By J. II, o'Rieliy a Co. druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

Thera H. always danger Ia using
commercials ~ Dcwitts witch Hazel
salvc The original h a safe and Ger.
tain cure for piles II is soothing
and healing salye for sores ana all
skin diseases. Berry DRUG 60. and
Cosmopolitan drug store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

For thu weakness ana pnostratlon
following grippe thec IL nothing ~
prompt and effective az one Minute
Cough Cure This preparation Il high
iy endorsed az an unfailing remedy for
all throat and lung troubles and H.
carly u.se prevents consumption, II
was madA % cure quickly Berry
Drug $50. and Cosmopolitan drug store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

apless Il wBs referred 60 4 special com
mitiee of one, Hon = y tunklr, with
privilege 20 report al any time Motion
prevailed
NJ Hughes presented joint memorial
from The citizens ot Albuquerque. mem.
beers NJ the Uctman Lutheran cunrrcga.
tim. praying the assembly Co pass coun.
"a bill No. a. supprrssing houses OF ~
rcputc in cities. Nj Harrison presented
similar resolution from the Masters
aud Wardcns Of Temple Lodge A y a
A NJ referred 90 the committee on in.
tcrnal Improvements
NJ Fielder called Mp house hin No.
49,. making corrections in the measure
recently PASSED relating 20 terms ~
court Toe the third aud hfth districts. aud
the same was passed
The finance committee reported ~.
vcrsly on council bin Ne III. and the
same vas adopted and the hill Killed. IT,
title was un act 90 nmrud sretlun a..
chapter ~. acts of iNm. and provided
fur paying probate clprks So per lnnum
for preparing jury lists
Council hiil NO - fixing the time for
terms ~ court in the fourth judicial dis.
trict, was called ~ 10y Mr. Spices, CON.
sIdrrcd aud duly passed
Tho council then took up council hill
No. BB. an act relating to evidence. be-.
troluced by Mr. Spices. ana che same
was explained by that gentleman Mr.
Fielder regarded u a. radical dcpar.
turr from the present method of pro.
rrcdurr. Mr. suiess supported the meas
urc. saying as nn Illustration. that if a
man transfer bis property a. his wisr
with vlpw 81 dpffuulinF hll creditors
the burden ~ proof as q matter ~ right
ani inrico should Be- upon that man,
aud be- thought New Mexico needed such
. law. After some discussion the aiop
ton ~ the report ~ The committee was
rccunsidcrcd, aud the measure was sent
back ~ the judiciary committee.
House hin No 20. Mr. ReBds hill rcl
atiyc TO :hr water rights of Indians
amending section 1870. Compiled Laws
so 40 10 RESTORE che Ola law regulating
the use ~ water hy the Pueblo Indians
came up ON r. favorable report boy "a,
committee on agriculture. Mr. Marine.
and Mr.. llughc, spoke on the lmpurtanc,
Ut the inca sure Mr. Fielder declared
the bill gave the Indians prior right q,
the use OF all waters flowing through
their purhlps. regardless of the amount
they had appropriated. Mr. SpIess and
Mr. Marines thought the exception wa.
we'll taken, aud On motion % Mr.. Spics'
the bill was amended sud passed
Mssrs Easlry aud Fielder In the mega
tive Adjourned a. 10 a. m. to-day.
Mr. Barnes. boy unanimous consent
/ called up house hin No i32. providing
Tor the payment " school teacher
monthly when th,rr are funds IN tbs
treasury nhi the same passed.
Council hin No ~ Mr. Burns roa,
bill was taken up un motion of Mr.. Al
/ hoti. ami thr house went into committee
Of ttr whole 10 consider h. \ long iis
cus.ipn followed regarding thn amend
mcnts, nui Nh Gutirrrrg moved th,
committee risr aul tho bin hr rrfrrrr,
90 ihr .ummittD. ol roads and highways
/ Motion prevailed.
| Persons who can take ordinary pill
! find 81 pcusuro o. take DcWittl
Little Early Hlaers. They are The bos
little liver pills over made. Berry Drui
CO. ana Cosmopolitan drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

Next Tuesday evening March .. "a the
Colombo hail. Miss Katharine y. oliver
viii do that most diileult 10 Do, take Ga"
part of several characters. She viii Ice
farmer, cowboy, clergyman, old-timrr,
inimitablr Scotchman. an in one. That
she will 40 II well need not be said, Tor
rr great success here year ago In the
Little Minister" IL enough proof. Eycn
across the water she II much apprccl.
atcd a. seen by the following:
II have much pleasure Ia stating that
Miss oliver recitcd passage from the
Bonnie Bricr Bush In way that gave
me much satisfaction aud showed q thor.
ough understanding OF the spirit ~ the
book Miss Oliver also renders ihe
Scottish accent cNcollcnily Ian Mac-
l.=scn. ~ Seton Drive. Liverpool.