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The English members don't want the
Celtic tongue spoken in Commons be-
cause they don't know what the Irish
members may be saying about them.
and they know it isn't complimentary.
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That the lawless crusade of Mrs. Ma
ton should result in murder is nat
ural It is to be hoped the people of
Kansas will come to their senses before
a greater catastrophe results.
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Russia refuses to join Waidersee's
rad in China probably because she has
already grabbed as much as size can
comfortably hold just at present.
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The people have reason to fear the
assembling of the Fifty-seventh Con-
gress with it's immense Republican ma
jority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-02-21

The billion combine will command
an army of men larger than that of
three Of the greatest trunk lines OF
the country. Great is Boss Morgan.
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The passage of the Worlds Fair bill
Is subject for congratulation to st.
Louis, the Worlds Fair city of 1903
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3Bl5tsliiss 8esisttr

The REGISTER, embracing its several
editions, is entered at the Postonice al
yyheeline. w. Va. as second-class matter.
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ExAGGERArEp FIGURES.

The capitalization OF the Morgan
Rockefeller trust is said to be one hum
dred million over billion dollars. or
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Mrs. Nation in Jail is missing a lot
of fun.
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GEMS FROM BRYAN.

What next from bleeding Kansas
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stag party at their club rooms last
evening and entertained large num-
Der OF guests, all having good time.
Robt. Boyle was host to a number OF
friends and showed them all a good
time. A number from out of the city
We're in attendance.
The following is the programme for
the cantata. Columbia, to be given
BY the pupils of the South school build
ing at the opera house Friday even
ing.
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OBJ Would You Like to Know
Characters for Red Riding Hood
Red Riding Hood. .........St Stella Semple
Mothef .........................E Elsie Heslop
MoH ...........,-..,.......F Frank Sponhaltz
Z AIRY queen ............. Pauline Rowley
Queens aftendants-May Green. Ruth
Mitchell
Fairies and Wood Nymphs-Chorus.
Quintette-ta) Mount Vernon Bells.
(b( She Rests by the Suwanee
Hiver-Iarrie Gibson Leoia
Slmms, Dora Lucas Cassie
Gibson, Theresa Logan
PART H.
Act I-Characters for Columbia-Amer-
ica's Cantata.
SASte sam .......-............. Paul Graf
Goddess OF Liberty. Ada Jones
egyptian. ....-.,............ Amelia Keorber
mound huilder...,.. .Berdie Snodgrass
Aztec ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Edna Haughton
T1NoIWesian .........-..... .Goloie Davidson
dHuidn .s...,......-........-...C Chester King
Spallafu ...........s..............O Worth
fllSrlin .-......,......... ........., Fred Rice
lTishman ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Vim Thomas
GERMAN ,..,......,,........,....Cl Thesis
Negro ...,..,.......,.....,,,,... Dorsey Syms
Chlnaman $780,. $500. Erhard Ulrich
Act II--Drills and Chorus
/, AztecSs H. Indian Hunters. III.
Mound Builders; ~, Indian Warriors. u
The Continentals, VII United States
Navy Boys: VII, Yankee Doodles: VIII.
Thirteen orisinal States; IN, Goddess OF
Liberty with Foreigners.
Good Night Drill-D Primary Girls
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OBJ Would You Like to Know
Chorus-ta) Wen Stand by Our Flag
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
The Foresters Organize

The Catholic Ordc. OF Foresters.
which BE- being organized In this city
ly Joseph piochowtll, held a meet.
lnr las, night IN the st Mary's school
and elected the following officers:
spiritual director, EcS. a. NJ. Manda'
lari. $ j.; chief ranger, T.. r. soheolo;
vice chief ranger John u Oiiphnnt,
past ohiof ranger Charles Schmidt;
recording secretary. Richard Powers
financial secretary Simon ~ Balling;
treasurer. Martin Tlerney. medical
examiner. Dr IL. d. Kaufman: trus.
tees Joseph r. irennan stephen Bail
ing. Charles Holsch, senior conductor
James Bezomek; junior conductor
Thomas J, Powers; inside scntlnel
John TanFney.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

dated their interests, Withdrawing all
stock from the market, and the stock
holders have advanced money frnm
their private funds 10 purchase three
hrst-class drilling machines, with on
gines, aud will drill three wells At one
aud the same time in three different
places on thoir lands.
a. far a. we know, the only company
now Offering stock for sale 10 the Mari
ano oil company, and that IN a very
limited amount. From the confidence
shown Of late boy investors In this held,
Il Is evident that New Mexico Is 10 have
n great boom Ia oil our best authori-
ties have, after a series Of careful calo-
rife experiments, concluslvely demon
stratod that a fraction over three
barrels Of crude petroleum, At VI per
barrel, Is equal % one ton Of the best
coal. Consldcrlng the great demand
Tor oil ~ "A cheap and efficient fuel, u Is
not surprising that investors readily
advance money Tor development pur-
poses, proicrring to keep their stock
and secure any benefit that may arise
10y lts rapid increase In value for them
selves. OBSERVER.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

bright. G. D. Webster ~ Hillyer and
a. u 0regg The above gentlemen
are well known In this city aud their
many friends here wish them all kinds
Of prosperity In their location.
a short distance this side of la
JoyG on Monday morning. before day
light. large Mallard duck aew
through the front window Of the cab
of the engine which was Pulling No.
20 passenger train Il came through
the window ON Fireman Clarkson'q
nromanf ear On several places Ito
asked Engineer I'D Manning II he had
struck something. whoreupon the lat
ter replied that he had not, and turn.
ing around discovered a large strear
of crimson trickling down the neck
of hls'hroman. on the deck there lev
n fine large Mallard duck, slightly
stunned. but otherwise unlniurei.
Clarkson picked up the fowl. tied its
legs and wings and brought II TO this
city. That day the engineer and are
man had roast duck for dinner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
CONI on
suPpinnung Coal r,r ruei Purposes On
railroads,


Editors Citizen.
That oil Is destined t0 entirely sup
plant coal for fuel purposes Is shown by
the records 81 the Santa Fo and South
eru Pacific railroads. which are now
using over l,ruO barrels each per day,
and we understand that Il has affected
a saving ~ iO per cent. over coal nt IS
per ton. Ma addition 10 this h has re-
moved the unpleasant feature of the
sparks, ciuders and smoke. When per-
feet combustion takes place la the use
Of oh there Is not particle Of smoke
The use of on for fuel Is therefore
growing ,u favor with the railroads, and
ther, Is an increasing demand greater
than the supply.
There Is nov "a greater demand FOR
crude oh for usc A. "a fuel than ever be-
fore existed The high price Of coal
and the convenience aud economy Of
OH, estimated t1 save from 30 IA ~ per
cent, ha, cau-pd 60 % replace coal u
many factories, railroads, etc.
The area Of pctroleum-boariug land
{, much greater than was az frat sup.
posed, aud tho good demand and iu.
creased ,a.ur OF o.l has stimulated
/ prospecting iu new territory
Thus 60 g. chat the Gallup Oh hcld.
have been talrpn up and brought int,
prominence again The Field h1s q,
Gently bccn visited and examined bl
several 81 the most noted and trust
worthy geologi.ts aud oil experts ID
the country, aud all without single
exception have pronounced the indica
tions Ia the Gallup oil fields 10 be- thl
most noteworthy Of any undegol0pe,
held known. such confidence has beer
expressed in the Indications that threl
of the largest companies have oonsoli
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
AFrERNooN SESSION.

Tho utmost serenity prevailed when
tho house rcassembled at $3.50. The
following now bills were introduced.
House bill No 23O by Mr. Walton.
creating the court house repair fund
In the several counties OF the terri.
tory.
House bin No. 23l by Mr.. Walton
TO amcad section %. compiled laws.
relating 20 mines.
House bill No. a.. Mr. Walton r
measure on forcible entry or detainer.
was taken up a. amended In the coun.
cil AMI passed House bill No. 9s by
Mr. Valdez, rendering liable TO dis.
missal from public service any teacher
or school director who shall refuse Ca
receive into the public schools any
pupil on account Of race or nation.
ality. or for any other reason whats0.
over the pupil being entitled To at
tend school In the district. passed.
House joint memorial No 8. ap
pcaiIng 90 congreas TO admit New
Mexico to statehood. passed unhnl
mously Also house Joint memorial
30. s. by Mr Barnes, asking congress
20 grant the territory more schoO
lands; house bin No lG6. by Mr
Chapman, passed II adopts as ON
cial the figures Of the United States
census of 1900. House bill No. 56. b,
Mr. Walton fixing the period for hl
ing suits on mining claims, passed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
AFTERNOON sEssIoN.

Upon roaaaemhling the house took
up council bin No. los. the new re-
funding act Mr. Batoman sought To-
amend 80 az 60 permit counties or mu.
inequalities In extreme cases 90 set uD
as defense against paying any such
refunded bond the plea OF irregularity
Of the original debt. This was voted
down. 12 10 4. and on motion OF Mr..
Sanchez of Valencia the bill passed.
ms 90 g.
Mr. Sanchez Of Mora secured a sus.
pension OF the rules 10 take up house
bill No 207. an act In relation 20 evi.
denco. introduced by Mr.. Abbott, and
reported back yesterday from the
committee on military AFFAIRS. The
chief clork being absent on court duty.
the bin could not be- found. but the
measure was mad prclsi order FOR
10 a m. today
House b'll 80 60. a piil by ST. San
chez OF Rio Arrba county creating
the ONCE Of poundmaster in all coun
ties ~ the territory. came up. and
Mr.. Gutierrez moved that Il be sent
10 the table for an indefinite period.
and Il war 80 ordered by a vote of lG
/ 20 6.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
On Friday Night "A Breezy lime" at
the Opera House.
ANDREWS COMPANY NEXT WEEK.

During the performance Of - Breezy
Time" company at the opera house
Saturday evening the remark was fire.
quontly made, "Thcre will he great
many tomorrow who will regret that
they were not here tonight" while
Manager Zlrhut wus anxious for n re-
turn date of the company, the manage
ment could make no promises until
after the curtain had gone down, but
late at night our local manager induced
Mr. Moss, the advance agent, TO so
alter his route as to bo abb, to place
one more night at Albuquerque, aud
thus afford those who we're unable to
attend on this occasion AN opportunity
to witness this truly worthy comhina-
tion. The date was finally arranged
and on Friday evening those who failed
10 be- present will have last oppor-
tunity a. pass an evening with F'itz a
webster's funny comedians, singers and
dancers
CAUGHT on THE FLY.
Miss Nellie Andrews has her own
ideas about sight seeing When she
visits the different cities en route with
the Andrews opera company, instead
OF passing her tmo viewing the inn
monsc forests, waterfalls and gurgling
brooks like the more romantic maiden,
she makes "a tour where a human inter-
est Is attached.
During a recent engagement ~ the
Andrews opera company la MlnneapO-
liz, she took q trip go saltwater, where
the Minnesota pcnitentiary Is located.
On her return she described the visit
in the following way: 81 found men
who were living examples Of woes Of
nostalgia. At the same time there were
some who drove all of the poetry out Of
the situation. approached one Of the
latter and had great difficulty in max.
ing him understand what ! was driving
at, although couched my language to
suit the exigencies Of the case. He was
a typical tough, with beetling brows
and bead shaped like nutmeg.
when | asked him " he was ever
homcsick, he simply replied, Nav
learned from further conversation with
him that this was his second term, a
fact which wss demonstrated by his
double stripe.
"Whsi were YOU sen, up iory' ! asked
by wnv az announcement
"Blgamy" was the gen,leman's re-
ply,
:" ald The other timeyn
"Biramy again"
"Hcw was thaty'
"Woll, you see, II was this way ! wa,
conucd into marrying two women un
bckuownst DE foist had me arrested
and ! served my ioist term. When
comes out dc odder ono has me juggod
an here ! am.
This was one oi the exceptional cases
See advertisement for dates.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
AFTERNOON sEssloN.

The house apeclal commuters
measure providing FOR the improve.
ment and maintenance of public high.
ways. house bin No i5i. was called
up aud considered aud passed
Tho vote which killed Mr. WaltOn's
house bin No 81. on savings banks.
was reconaidcrcd ON motion Of Mr..
splcss. the bin taken mp and passed.
unanimously
Council bin No 60. Mr. Hughes bill
rotating 10 delinquent tax sales and
advertising the tax lists. passed unan'
lmuusly. Tho council then took up
council bin No. iG, Mr.. Harrison's bill
to cheaper and simplify the transfer
and hypothecation OF real estate. and
gave the subject careful conaidora-
tlon by section. Many amendments 20
the original bin we're adopted a.
3 40 D. IN. tnia was atlll holding the
attention of the council
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

that Governor Otero had taken the
correct stand. Mr. nalica appreciated
the responsibility rpsdng upnn the
executive branch of the territorial al
mlnietration. was satisfied the legis'
iatlve branch had been IN error m
passing this bill. caicmatod. NJ the
governor says. 10 render payable debts
that are notorlously void and Illegal.
and be would sustain the governor.
Mr.. Outicrrez favored tho BIN AZ
passed and spoke In behalf OF sus.
tainlng the action of the council In
passing the measure over the govern
or'a veto Mr. pendleSon expressed
high respect for ihe opinions OF the
council but felt under the circumstan.
ccs that the governor should be sus-
talnod Mr. Winston said whatever
bad features the biii contained we're
tackled on by the house, and q was
not fair aa had been done. 10 charge
the blame up against the council. The
governors veto was sustained. 30 TO
Z. those In the negative being Messrs.
GutiorreE. valdez. Cbayes and Joss
Sanchez of sooorro.
House bill No. i2s. Mr. valdeE's bin
ON the suspension u convicta' sen
tcncca during good behavior. came
up on an adverse report by commit
toe. which was rejected. aud the biiI
placed on its passage. Mr barnes and
Mr. Chapman spoke against the meas
ure. Mr. Pendloton thought II would
prove a constant source OF annoyance
90 the governor; n he was governor
he would certainly not like 20 have
upon the statutes Of New Mexico such
a law. The bin was defeated. 90 i6.
Mr.. Bowie called up council substi.
tuto for council bill No %, enlarglng
the county Of Mckinley. aud authorlE-
Ing the issue of bonds by that county.
MIR. Dalios Of Valencia and Mr. Gu-
tierrcg OF Bornallilo supported Nc.
Bowie In pressing the measure TO n
nnai issue Mr. sandovai and Mr..
sena objected 10 It's consideration. but
motion 10 suspend tho rules pre-.
vtilod rs 10 o. and the bin passed 10
TO 2
Mr. Sanchez called up council oill
No. i0s. authorizing counties and mu-
inequalities 90 refund their outstand.
Ing Indebtedness. which had passed
the council unanimously. and which
Mr Abbott stated contained some of
the good features OF tho measure
which tno governor had vetoed MIR.
Bateman moved TO make Il special
order for D. m, though he said he
was opposed to the bill. On motion OF
Mr. sandoval. the house adjourned to
IL o m.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
ArrERNnnN SESSION.

At q. m, wnon the council mot
Mr. MARTINEZ moved IA reconsidcrati 'n
Of the vote by which the ilinklo sub.
atitutg for council bill No s3, the Ia
ma county bill. failed 90 pass tt tn
morning solslo1 Motion pre,aile ]
by vote of 10 8. Tho hiil was then
placed on itg pas sAgn and passed. z
20 o. and ON motion ~ Ir Fielder the
matter was cllnch,d hy i,enusil,r.n
that vote anu iaylus gumc ON the tab"
indefinitely Tho following new nil'f
were introduced and referred
Council bin No. lO5 by Mr. Hinkl"
to repeal chapter co. session acts Of
1899. relating to the sale Of coal oil
aud its products and abolishing the
coal OH commission after May D.
1901.
Council bin o. lOG, by Mr. Cruick
shank Thy roquesu TO protect labor
ers OF New Mexico, prohibiting IN,
employment OF iaborcrs brought int
New Mexico boy coal. railroad con
struCtion and stone quarrying corpo
rations. Mr. Fielder moved the pasa
age OF the bill Mr. IIlnklo moved Ia
reference to tho committee ON teri
torial AFFAIRS So ordered. Al
tourned 90 10 a. M. today.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

The following bills were introduced
and referred:
House bill No. 225. by Mr. Barnes
providing for punishment of persons
violating sections i36s.69.7O. complied
laws. relating 90 sabbath observance.
House bill No. 226, by Mr. Sanchez
Of Mora. In reference 20 the payment
~ delinquent taxes and for other pur
poses
House bin No l2S. by Mr. Bowl.
limiting the application OF the new
law with reference to the duties n
shcrfs
House bin No 22g. by Mr.. Cutler.
roz. to repeal sections 22iO aud 22tB.
complied laws Mr. Gutierrez NOV 4
to suspend the rules aud take up the
bin at once Mr. Bateman inquire
the object Of the bill "To repeal the
coal oil inspection law" was the re.
ply Mr. Dalles said n time was a..
lowed this coal oil question would bo
disposed of to the satisfaction II
everybody. including the people am
that every party pledge made rola
, tive thereto would be fulfilled TO the
letter Mr. Gutierrez made an ami.
mated speech demanding that party
pledges be- kept now The speaker
called MIR Dalies 10 the chair Mr.
Sanchez OF Mora desired to explain
his vote. and incidentally to reply to
.i. Gutierrez opposing the suspen
sion Of the rules for taking up 40 I'm.
portaut a subject In the then existing
temper OF the house. Mr. Pendleton
said too much hot blood had heon
stirred up to make II prudent to sus
pend the rules and change the order
Of business az this time. lie was la
favor Of EVERYBODY going 10 lunch and
cooling on. The house voted. to A.
not TO suspend the rules Adjourned
to $3.50 .. m.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
THELEGISLATURE.
Council and House Passed a Num-
Der Of Bills.
HOUSE SUSTAINED VITO.

In the council yesterday morning
Mr. Martinez presented petition
from the Romero Hose company. Las
Vegas, protesting against that fea-
ture OF the pending insurance commits
sioner blll which requires the per
cent premium now paid directly Tor
the bonent az arcmen to be- paid indl
roctly through the territorial trcasur.
or's hands Referred. as was also a
petition from Silver City merchants.
urging the passage of pending house
bill fxlng poddlers' license.
Council bill No. iO7 was introduced
by Mr. Navarro. u provides for tho
location Of an asylum for the blind at
Springer, and appropriatca the pro
coeds OF tax levy of ~ i.2.iO0tha OF
mill 10 its use. Referred 20 the com
mitteo ON public institutions
Mr.. Cruickahnnk introduced coun
ell bin No. iOS. authorizing the ro.
fundin. of county and municipal In.
debtelnoss and for other purposes
This was taken up and at once passed
. 90 ,. Measrs. Burna Fielder and
Springer In the negative.
nouso s.l 10 100. by Mr, GutioFroz.
on damages accruing 10 growing
crops by live stock. was referred 20
the committee on judiciary. with In
structlons to report today.
Mr.. Spioss. from the committee on
counties and county lines. presented
substitute for Mr. uarrison's bill 20
enlarge Mckinley county. and tho
same passed Mr. Waltons house bill
No. 40. ON the clction OF school dircc-
tnrs. came up. and that portion OF the
bin relating TO the employment of
consumptlyoa as teachers was stricken
out. bill on that subject having al
ready passed both houses. and the
measure passed
House bin No 81. Mr. walton'a bill
relating Co savings banks. eJc.. was
next called up. ana on motion of Mr..
Fielder 10 was tabled indefinitely. only
Mr. Springer Ia the negative. Council
bill No. So providing for taxation Of
dogs In incorporated cities and i'm.
posing q fine Of $40 on overy one who
owns an unlicensed dog. was consid.
cred and passed House bin No. %.
providing for policing uninoorporsted
county seats OF a population Of over
3.JO0 came up Ia the shape Of a sub
stltute bill. Mr. SpieAs said the
measure as framed applied 10 the
town OF Las Vegas The hin passed,
ny unanimous consent Mr. Easloy
called up council bin No. 90. the
county bond compromise act. and the
house amendment thereto were con.
Cured In. whereupon the bill wen,
to It's final passage and passed The
council then took a recess To . m
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
HOUSE

IN the house yesterday forenoon
house bin No. IL. by Speaker Read.
relating to actions founded upon con.
tract Tor debt. came up as the spe.
cial order and passed i5 20 n. Mr..
liarnes inquired as To- the status Of
council substitute Tor council ulll No.
i5. the Harrison reundlng act and
was informed that II was on the
speakers table, awaiting acuon. Mr..
Sanchez of Mora moved thar tho bill
together with the governors mes.
sage yetoing the same. be taken up
aud referred Mr. Abbott raised a
point Of order that there conid be ma.
der the organic act hut one dlarpsi.
ton of the measure. and that was a.
take Il up and consider IL at once.
either passing Il over tho executive
veto or rejecting u and sustaining tee
veto Tho chair Sustained Mr. Ab.
bott Mr. Barnes moved 90 take up
the governor veto mossage. Mr. Ga.
tiefroz objected Mr. Bateman said
no motion was necessary A lively
debate followed on the parliamentary
status ~ tho bin. and how 20 get at H.
The oork read the governors veto
message Mr. sanchez Of Valencia
moved 10 sustain the suggestion Of
the governor and that council aubati
tute Tor council btu No, 10 be- laid on
the table indefinitely Mr. Valdez
moved t0 lay Mr.. SancheT's motion on
the table indefinitely Finally after
much more discussion. Mr. Barnea
moved a substitute 10 the effect Shall
this niu nov pass the objections oi
the governor to the contrary notwith
standingY On this question the roll
was called In explaining their votes
ar Abbott. Mr. HArnes and Mr. Bate
man made remarks complimentary Z,
the Governors action NJ Barnes haC
originsli supported the bin but said
he bad heard since from the people
AMI ho now believed IN sustaining th'
execmiye NJ BatemAn had opposed
'hs bin from the start and thought
the governor vas absolutely right
Mr. Chapman had a. brat vcttd fo
al, blll, bat he wa now convince'