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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
CRISTOBAi ARMUO.
One OF hbuQuerque's Old Timers
Died Last Night.
FUNERAL MONDAY MORNING.

II again becomes the painful duty ~
Tie Citizen ~ chronicle the demise OF
one ~ Albuquerque's oldest and most
respected citizens IN the person ~ Girls
iobal Arm1o. NJ his resldence Ia Old
Albuquerque last night The deceased
hal rcached the rips old age ~ s2 years,
having been born at ola Albuquerque
AMI passed his entire life IN New Mex
lco. With the exception ~ business trips
~ and FROM the states FOR supplies prior
~ the advent Of railroads in this coun-
ri, making his journey by Iona trains
Of On teams aud with armed guards for
lefense against hostile Indians, who IN
the early days Infested the plains The
Old gentleman had passed through many
eScitinE aud narrowing adventures ia
che early days, but escaped unscathed
through al or them, though many times
hy hairs breadth
The deceased was n nephew ~ Gen
efal Manuel Armijo. the last governor
~ this territory under Mrxirnn rule.
mi who was commander ~ the Mcxi.
fan government forces when the United
Mates acquired the territory The fam.
III y related 10 al the prominent native
Families. more ciusely 10 the rcrea-.
cAqveses, Armiios, Sandoyals. Monioyas
end Mieraa
Notwithstanding he led busy life and
nlways displayed an active interest IN
public affairs Mr.. Armijo could never
~ prevailed upon To bocome candidate
for any public office other than county
commissioner. serving ON the hoard that
built the present Berualilo county court
honse.
The only surviving member " his I'M
mediate fsmily ~ daughter. who l.
married 10 Felipe n Baca Micra. Of
vi Paso. Texas. There l. also an adopt
cd son, Donate BAGS. who together with
Mrs Baca. we're with the deceased
through his last Illness administering a.
his every want aud bestowiBg the az.
most tenderness aud care.
The funeral viii Doe held from the resi-
dencc a. q. ~. Monday. proceeding 10
the church Of Snn Felipe De- Neri, tn nee
10 Santa Baphara cemetery, where the
remains win he deposited Ia their final
resting place The friends of the fam
by are invited 10 attend the ohseauies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
SNOWFALL nULLETIN.
showing 0ogd snow on the GFound From
February toll

February 10 -.
United States Department of Agricul
turc, Weather bureau, Santa fc, u.
NJ, February IN, 1901.
1Sn0wTall Bullctnl
Reports from all the mountainous see.
tions ~ the territory show that tho
weather ~ the first ten days ~ February
has been succession Of norms. whigh
has brought unusually heavy SHOWS over
al the watcrshcis with SHOWS AMI rains
10 the valleys and plains, especially ~
the western half " the territory. On
the higher SUBMITS Of the northern
mountains the snow lies from three 90
six feet deep 90 the level. ani Ia the
mountains az the hrldwatcrs % the
southwestern STRAINS the fan has been
almost unprecedented IN the Sacra.
mcnl0 mouutail district thr SHOW Hes
from three 10 sis feet deep on the high.
rst submits Comparatively speuking
the FAN has hren much lrss over tho
eastern aud northeastern counties, nl.
though 90 tho heaiwater- Of the Canndi-
an aud Peers rivers the depth u from
three 10 six foot.
The storms we're accompanied by light
winds only AMI ns tho SHOWS were
moist and heavy there o. an absence ~
deep drifts in the canyons, from which
comes steady water sHpply The
warm weather snd bright sunshine 81 ,he
past few days " causing rapid melting,
and although The soil b. .H condition ia
absorb = great deal ~ The water There
j. likely % be- o very rapid run IN ia
streams, which may cause dangerous
frosheta. ~ seems a. BE- the consensus
OF opinion that the soil D. NO we'll soaked
Aith moisture that grass win go very
early start, and that farming operations
may b. begun early 10 tho spring uudei
/ The most favorable conditions
The following remarks are extracted
/ from reports ui correspondents
sau Juan Watershed Cedar I'm. w
/ 4. Flark Has henu showing aud rain
| lag from ihp ise 10 the aih bat weather
serms settled now ieweii "A ~ ID,
Luche. rI'uty or snow Ia the noun
iains. and tho coming season IL mos
promising in regard iu water supply aut
paanpge.
| Upper no Gmnle il1peyell. Post
masirf Omitted iu sDme places frou
four o. ilrr fest. C0si.lId Wm. n. Aiey
ers. Little snow loo valleys. hut coutInna
increase on bills aud mountains. Ois
raiieute Anionio Joseph Soil win b,
leo good cDnililou fur ear.y planting ans
alfalfa win have ga rahi start Re-
River a. a. stevens About ggltoef
inches in valleys during che Ia4 siaru
and from two 40 three feet in muunia 20 s.
Taos a. A. Kahn rrpsp-ts Co.,
good war alih lols uf water irauna
iieniiq A. Romero Ou mounialu sum
mlts i Is reported from thre ~ Foo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23

IL r. certainly gratifying 10 the pub
lie TO know OF one concern In the land
who are not afraid 10 BE- generous 60
the needy and suffering. The propFie-
tors OF DIR. Kings New Discovery for
consumption. coughs and colds. have
given away over Aen million trial bot
ties OF this great medicine. and nave
the satisfaction Of knowing 4 has alb
Eoluteiy cured thousands Of hopeless
cases. Asthma. bronchitis. hoarseneas
and all diseases OF the throat. chest
and lungs are surely cured by H. Call
ON J. II. o'Reilly Co. dFuggista. and
get a trial bottle. Regular size % osnta
and 81. Every bottle guaranteed. or
price refunded.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23

school purposes house hll No 80. pro
vlding a penalty Tor corporations falling
90 comply with thr law. requiring them
60 Iag a tine NJ $50 q LAY Tor such fall.
urr, The proceeds a. 80 a. the srhloi
fund house hlil NJ. ~. repeating certain
laws aud validating crriain provisions.
Compiled Laws. introduced by NJ Uu.
tlerrcz. were taken from the presidents
table, read hFSt aud second time. aud
referred 90 various committee
Mr. iiurns introduced. by unanimous
consent. council bill No ~, amending
section i1la. relating a. fers of con.
stables, rrferre,i ~ committee on terri.
torinl affairs
Council hn No 10 also by Mr. Burns.
amending the complied laws relating a.
csiraya was referred 90 the committee
ON territorial affairs. Adjourned 10 10
q. m, to-day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
RETURN TO BORDERISM.
Large Chunksof Ignorance Displayed
by Refined and Cultured"
Gentlemen.
NEW YORK CHURPs.

Not since the days ~ "Rnttlesnnke
Mike" "scar-ftced Charley" "Blue-
eyed PETE" "Broncho Bn." whisky
Dan" Happy Jack" cowboy Jennie
and other celebrities ~ the early days
81 Albuquc rque-all from refined and
cultured" families IN the east. aud All
nov repoaing in unmarked and un-
known Eraves-h has Albuquerque. the
city 81 40 many handsome church odi
fees and educational buildings VT.
messed such n sudden return 90 iron.
tlerism" and "borderism" az that dts.
played on Second street. within a
stones throw - Railroad avenue one
day last week by two New York
chumps. named W NJ and a. A. Full.
Ter. These eaatcrnars who have wheels
IN their heads ana should not b. al
lowed % wander away from their moth
er's apron strings. bcdeCkod them
selves. as The Citizen stated last Sat
urdny afternoon. IN "bad mans attire
high. herlcd boots big spurs. corduroy
suits. broad trimmed somh eros. and.
huckled around their skinny frames.
huge revolvera Mounted on their re-
Gently purchased COW poniea they raced
wv Nf'fHNa HANffAH MNNN ~ wv W AlNWt
81 crowd ~ old pioneers who looked
on and enjoyed the violation % the
city ordinance by these two New York
err, who have not yet found out that
New Mexico and Albuquerque are r.
part ~ the United States and that
the people out here are civilized and
are governed by laws. 40 elsewhere
II N stated this afternoon. by par.
ticular friend who ~ also a New York
or. that the Fuller brothers VIII hnld
q meeting tonight ana discuss the sd-
visibility ~ appointing a guardian
what Tho Ciiizcn Intends doing with
these so-cailed refined and cuiturri'
gentlemen. who threaten libel suit
and hofsewhipping. because this pa.
per jokingly referred 90 them IN last
Saturdays issue, can b. found N an
other article on the subject on the
second page.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
sOoIEsY kVESTs.
Prominent Noung AIbuauerqueAn Eater
tained Saturday Evening

Prominent Young AlbuqueFquenn Eater
tained Saturday Evening
In honor ~ Adss Margaret Kent. a
very pleasant social was given al the
handsome home of AIRS Fred Lewis
last Saturday evening. The engage
ment of Miss Kent and Attorney E H.
Medler has been announced. and the
friend OF the young lady conceived the
Ia of rendering her a"fagewcir sup
per. The house was beautifully deco
rated In pink. as was the light, menu
cards and table linen. There were
nfioen guests at The banquet AMI Miss
Edith Stevens performed the duties
Of POSTMASTER. The tuasts responded
10 were; The Future 10y Mrs. Felix
Lester. I'm the Past" Mrs. O. A. Mat
son. ''Our Mcdiers." Mrs Ross Merritt
The Lucky hoy" Miss Bette wiley.
and To Dear old Peggy," by Miss
Elizabeth Wiley. The invited guests
present were Mcsdames Marion Lester,
i.Ora Matson. Stella Springer. Edna
Merritt, Misses Elisabeth and Betty
Wiley. Edith stevens. Lena FOX. Fan.
nie ScrOggs, Irene Saint. Marie Poyas.
Florence owen. Mrs. Harry Ice, the
guest % honor. Miss Margaret Kent
ana the hostess. Mrs. y. c. lswis.
While the bride-to-he was being On
tertained by her lady friends ia the
western part OF the city che prospe tive
groom WAS enjoying himself with his
male companions az the sturgea' Euro
pean. hom he has selected AZ grooms
men In the approaching wedding rhoss
present we're Messrs a. l.. Frost
Samuel Pickafd. Tallie Mckinney
Louis Brooks and ~ J. Alger.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
cEnRlLL Is curLiSGs.
Electric light Franchise GFa"ted People |
Leaving Tor other towns.

Leaving Tor other towns.
From the Register
~ a. CreushaW has resumed control
81 the city barber shop aud has already
made some decided improvements.
Abe Reid was compelled 30 Nil his
Cine deg. shrp. a. Il had is,auac ~ fierce
that Il would attack visitors 10 the
house
The franchise Cos lighting the town of
Eerrillos With riettric lights WIS siFue !
by the cIiy counril Tuesday night. in "a
vor Of VIVA. Pruet, The franchise has
life ~ twenty hys yrars.
Abe Reid has secured the contract for
nll thr hla,ksmiih work ~ heIierman
a Skcnc, who are undecided whether
fhey viii open q quarry near Madrid or
WORT the one 40 Waldo
A. q. ToWne. u prominent mining man
Of Rocky Bar Idaho, whn Is stock.
holder h The i.aird Mining company. at
Golden. passed through town the hrst
~ the week 10 inspect the new mill.
l.. g. B0nhsm, who for the past two
years has been RESIDENT uf tcrrill0s,
departed for W raso, where he will
mako his future homie. Mr.. Bunhnm,
while hers. made hest ~ friends,
whose best wishes ~ with him.
Louis n. Meta, % Cripple Greek, has
accepted a rrsponeil,le position with The
baird Mining company ~ Golden. lie
has been connected with several ~ the
largest aud best mining corporations Ia
Colorado and the Baird company are "a
De- congratulated oa securing his ser
vices
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Mnllen departed
FOR nls,,ee, A. A., where they win re-
side IN the fntuFe. Iphnnle has beeI
employed for more than two years paal
a. head bartender at the Arcade, anC
both h. and bis estimable wife have th'
respect ani goasl VII ~ the people Of
this seeliDn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23

Victims 10 stomaeh. liver ana Kidney
troubles na veil aa women, and all feel
the results IN loss ~ appetite. poisons
Ia the blood. backache. nervousness.
headache and tired, listless. rundown
feeling Hut there's no need 10 feel
like that, Listen 70 J. w Gardner, Ida
vile. Ind. lie says; "Electriet Bls-
ters are Just the thing FOR q man when
he 10 all run down ana don't care
whether he lives or dies. II did more
10 give me new strength aud good ap-
petite Than anything ! ceuld take. I
can nov eat anything and have q new
lease on life" Only % cents az =. H.
o'Reilly a Co.'S DRUG store. EyeTy bot
tie guaranteed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
REsTINo IN PEACE.
We'll Known Resident Answers the Finnl
Summons Death oT - Chiid.

At s:31 o'clock yesterday morning,
Eugene Marion babe I, rewell ~ all
things earthly In his room on north
Second street He was more familiarity
known as "FronChy," aud the cause ~
his demise IL attributed "a n cOmplica-
tion of diseases from which he has been
a sufferer for years. Ills relatives are
numerous, hut their addresses are not
known, consequently the body will be
laid away in fairview cemetery az $50
Tomorrow morning. The deceased
was FOR number uf years In the SER
yice Of the Hudson BAY company, aud
made his first trip "a Alaska forty i've
Years ago. La the early days he tray-
elod extensively In nearly an the ccun-
dries on the globe, and in later years
passed the greater portion Of his timo
la relating the experiences 10 his ac-
qunintances.
For ten years or more he has made
his home IN the stable hotel of w. l..
rrimhle & Co, and whenever any extra
help was needed "t'renchyh wan always
near and ready Ia assist bis fellowmen,
lie was friend ~ all the boys and ~ a
result Of his death many are mourning
their death
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23

About a week ago paciflco Bniias-
some, a resident ~ Chilli. started out
for little trip over the plains In com
patty with his wife ana a young lady
began and continued for couple Of
days. The party became lost and AZ.
ter much difficulty finally succeeded
In securing AID from the ranchers They
were without food ana shelter Ter six
~ hours. ana when found they were
nearly frozen to death. II was an cx.
perienco which the parties viii not soon
forget, for Il was narrow escape from
death
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23

The legislative council got 10 work al
10 o'clock sharp yesterday morning, and
10y iiI5 had cleaned up all business on
the presidents table. M. Hughes. on
brhaif ~ the council wing Of the special
committee on conference 10 arrange for
TRANSMITTING the governors message. re-
ports ~ territorial officials, etc, report
ID that Il. l.. nacn had been selected A.
translator Mr., Hughes also presented,
Ia the shape ~ n petition from ihg Las
Vegas board Of trade, the draft ~ an
amendment 20 section all0, Compiled
Laws, referring 10 the Interchange ~
business between railway lines, and the
,ame wns sent 10 the committee un rail
roads. ~ which Mr.. Spices j. chairman
The following new bills were intro
lncud, read a first aud second time, or.
lerrd translated AMI printed aud refer
red.
Council bin No %, by Mr. Crulck-
shank, authorizing city or town councils
Ia straiEhien streets ur alleys. Referred
90 the committee on municipal and pri-
yate corporations.
Counci hill No. CA. 10y Mr. Easicy. an
act authorizing county commissioner Ca
compromise and adjust existing legal "a
drhisdncss. Referred to the COMMITTEES
an finance.
Council bill No, 81, by SIR Uarrisun
by request, relative 20 tho location aud
keeping 81 bawdy houses. prohibiting
the establishment % neh places within
100 feet Of any school house, church 81
other public place; prohibiting 'ho u
coHse hy any city 81 such places, an,
providing o heavy penalty for the pun
ishment Of those who rent or lease build
mgs Tor such purposes Referred &
committee on Internal improvements
Council bili No. ~, by Mr. Hughes, OF
the construction aud maintenance o.
sewers Referred 10 the COMMITTEES 81
municipa corporations
Council Nm No. ~ relative 20 the In
sprctiOn " animals, came up on rcppr
Of thu committee presenting an amrnd
ment, which was adopted. The hiil thrl
passed II requires that the cattle SAM
tary l1arl shalt inspect. NJ cents pe
bead, uii l.pments ~ horer'. mules ~
d ses sent nut ~ Nrw Meyl %. rE 90
iha.r 1tel in haniling i've da,k.
linute hiu 40. ~. prolilitlns thp ..
suau.c ~ riai liluof lietn fef +
Than une year, was rrai nn seni 30 N
COMMITTEES on internal improvement
House hin No %. hN.ns the comprusi
tian % justices ~ thu peace while acl
ing a. road supervisors. house hill n,
-. Mr. Naidrr's measure providing n
policing unine0Fpoatrl county seat.
housD biii No "a. authorizing towns i
not Ices than 20O Inhabitants 20 lncol
p0ratei house. bill No. a.. amending se'
ton Gsio. Complied iows. relating :
for'lhle entry ~ deisiner. house biii NJ
~ on appeals Soon justice ~ the peae
courts in Eases Involving IRRIGATION
house bin No. "a. ST. GeiierfeEs bin Il
creasinE the minimum tsK levy for publ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
moLLAND MAY NOT rLAr.
beavers BlR Fielder May Ramain Boni-
face for 0oad.

There Is possibility that Jack"
Holland Will not be- seen iu the garden
Tor Denver the coming scae0n. 10 II
said that he has not yet signed cun-
tract and u considering the matter
The well known 0uthcldor Is keeping a
hotel IN III l,ito, a. NJ, aud IL N said
that he Is making money Because ~
this he Is seriously considering, 30 he
writes, The adyiahality 81 retiring from
base ball. Denver Republican
Mote ~ llito; yes, there Is such
place la this part ~ the country but
Holland would starvo 10 death Ia az
tempting the herculean task ~ running
a hotel shoro, ~ llito " small Sec
tiOn station on the santa Fe Pacific,
where huge hanks ~ fine sand, coyotes
and cactus have full sway, and n Il dol.
lars So dOughuuts that Holland would
not be- caught dead there, even with
bis loOts on When last heard frum.
Holland was down ia Grant orunty, and
Wis supposed 20 be la some kind Of
lucrative business nt santa Rita.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23

Recent experiments shaw that all
classes 81 foods may be completely a.
gostd by a preparation called Kod0l
Dyspepsia Cuno which absolutely al
gests what YOU eat As n In the only
combination 81 all the natural digest
arts ever devised thc demand for Il
has become enormous. u has never
failed a. cure the very worst case Of
indigestion and & always gives instant
relief Berry Drug 60. and COsmOpoli-
tan drug store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
prom aeR,eonl.

john Churchman, who CAM out here
about month ago Tor health purposes
from Churchyllle, Ia, died az his home
on Fourth street. aged a. years IA
remains were shipped O. his ola home.
4 man Who has been stopping az the
RaWllns house Tor some time. and res
stercd as Richard Barrett. Muskeyor.
ma, early Thursday morning tore the
sheets IN strlpa, tied them together
ana fastened them 10 the bed post and
let himself 10 the ground he then
Nent to clay a Givens barn and was
driven 60 the springs. He left the door
locked and bottled ON the inside Mar
shall Murphy climbed into the room
through window and found the mans
clothing ana grips there II Is quite
evident that he IL Insane. Ilc 81 now
At the springs. where he IS being looked
after hy friend.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
sotOnno
From The chlrhain

From the Chlri,sin.
The Magdalenaa ave now covered by
y remarkably heavy biankei Of snow.
Mrs. James q fitch len for a
months visit 70 her former home ia
Ait. Pleasant. Michigan. ar Fitch ac.
companied her as far a. Albuquerque.
Lester DuTyvn came down from Mag
daleRa ON hls way 20 New York 20
vlslt relatives aud friends until tho
arst % April, when he viii return 20
New Mexico
soeorro lodge Ma. .. A. y. ana A. NJ.
has purchased from u. q. M0niOya, ~
Ran Antonio. the Pine block on the cor
nor ~ Court street and the court house
plaza The consideration was $500.
l.On Jenkins left for his coal mine
seven miles east Of san Antonio. The
probability II that there win be- an I'm.
portant deal in r0al property IN that
Niciniiy In the near future
capt AZ. cooney was a auutht'ound
passenger. The captain Il becoming
Rults extensively Interested in the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
Inr wAnnINanAM anANTs.
Have iieen Transferred ~ a sfndieaia &C
Chicago Capitalists.


Chicago Capitalists.
a chicago company mas Purchases
The Anendsris or Wahllnghim grants
ln this ana soe0fru counties. The iansia
conveyed reach the aasregate ~ tl1.000
acres. Theg are splendid EraainE aEris
cultural and ffuii lands, some 90 which
can b. easily Irrigated rhey are rieh
Ia coal copper lead tom and other
minerals. Ia the EASTERN portion are
enormous deposits 20 guann some
$1,000 aerth Of this material % aaid
10 b. blocked out. rrady 90 b. mlaed
AMI shipped.
Edwin Walters, Fnul0giaf and civil
engineer. viii c0mmeuce a survey of
tho mineral ana other resources % tho
property IN fcN days. The salo Has
made by Casaisus A. GILBERT. ~ KAN
sas city 40. AZ Gilbert 10 exeeuter
~ ahn Wilson WaddinEham estate
iie lakrs an interest With the new
Company purchasers he has
been boz town several days payinE an
back taxes, etc. against tha pfoprrtS,
ThDse amount a. about tS1oQo about
one hair ~ which poes lo socorro c0un.
IS. ana ono.half to sierra county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23

Was the ball that hlt q. H. stead
man 81 Newark. Mich. On the civil war.
II caused horrible ulcers that no treat
ment helped for 20 years. Then Buck
lens arnlca salve cured him. Cures
cuts, bruises. boIls. felons. COrns. skin
eruptiona. Best pile cure on earth. IS
cents a boT, Cure guaranteed. Sold By
J. IL. O'Rellly A. CO.. druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23

Reports show o greatly increased
death rate from throat and lung trou.
bles. due 10 the prevalence 81 Group.
use 1T ono Minute cough cure IN all
% these difficulties. ~ ~ the only
harmless remedy that gives immediate
results. children like g. Berry Drug
90. and Cosmopolitan drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
nrarn nr ANINFANr.

The sg-months-old daughter ~ Mr.
and Mrs. John Dross died at th1 home
of the parents, No. I2l south broadway,
this morning al $50 o'clock. Funeral
services viii be conducted tomorrow
morning 49, the residence, and the IN
ierment will he made In Santa Barbara
cemetery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23

From the AfRus,
u. a. siegnan, OwnerOf the Carlsbad
electric light plant sold out the bust
mess a. q. ", klauder owner 81 the
ha'al telephone sysfcm. The price y e
private ono, aud ID j. understood to b.
"a hirly satisfactory one.
John bradford. one ~ Carlsbad !
pioneers having bfon lea business here
since la'i2, has lsit ior a long Visit ID
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23
OFFIOIAL MATHIS
Increase 81 Capital tand omce Transac.
tions.
INCREAsE ~ CApTTAia

INCREASE or CAPITAL
The Defining Mining a Milling com.
pany has notified Secretary Wallace
that b has Increased It's capital ftom
Sl0,UO to siO,O0O.
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.
The following business was transacted
at tho federal land Office W. santa Pc
Tor the week ending February ~.
Homestead Entries February Z, Gle
oias llaca, Santa iiosa, id7.2D acres,
Guadalupe county; February y, Julian
Coca, Guillou, 100 acres, San Miguel
county. Antonio Archibeque. Wagon
Mound, 100 acres. Mora county. Fehfu.
AIRY N, Uiunicio Sauiaillanes, sanchez
leo acres san Miguel county; February
~, SenOyin Madrid, Puerto de- Luna,
l6loO acres, Guadalupe county. Albino
Macs, Mora, 100 acres, Mora county:
February ~. Adelaide ioyatn, lamy,
100 acres, San Miguel county; Ceoilio
r. 6urulc, Cnhra, 100 "a acres, San Mi
guol county; Juan padilla, Tome, leo
acres, Valencia county.
Final Entries February 7, Theodore
q. Martin. assignee ~ Peter Acker-
man, Wagon Mound, ~ acres, Mora
county; February \, Maria PastOra
Mesias, Lopez. 1884 acres, Mora cuun-
W. February 10, David Romero, Ho-
lmrt l6O acres, llernalillo county;
Juana Gonzales, Santa Re, leo acres,
Santa Fc county.