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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
a Few Facts.

Tho citizen lob department desires
O. call your attention 10 its ability 40
please custCmore. We have added this
week new material 10 our already well
appointed job department This is
duno iu order that We may kaepahreast
tE. best and most stylish thing in art
istir display combined with ueatness.
49, rO quality of stock used We carry
Grades 1f r9pcr from the best manu-.
factories and lust such grades as we
have found. from experience to he the
most satisfactory. both In quality and
weight In the style Of work 10 is a
snap for us 10 guarantee that YOU are
pleased We hav, I'm this department
man who understands his business
and his business Is neat and artistic
job printing We invite comparison
with any reputable concern The bind
ing department Is complete and also
In the hands Of a Ompcteut man who
understands his work thoroughly In
tho face az these facts we ask the mer-
chants In the same spirit they appeal
TO their customers. to have all their
lob printing. binding and special rul-
ing done at home When we got all
their work-a big portion OF which Is
sent % outside printing otiiccs-it viii
enable MS To return more revenue back
to the merchants than now. and give
MS an opportunity 10 increase our force
of workmcn. who securing their wages
every Saturday evening. patroniZe the
home merchants Try this scheme, and
i'm the future DO not send TO Atchisun.
Kansas, aud uthcr towns for job print
ing and binding that can hc done here
just as easy and almost as cheap.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29

which ."uu'i.s tho lower country with
umb.. tnr all huIJing purposes ot
.yttD quality than tho eastern pine for
-.u"rdl uav. There potatoes grow iu
abundance to supply the surrounding
country ALSO wheat. oats. corn. barley.
and OBJ kinds pt vegetables are raised
without irrigation ai this attitude.
Mo', cattle are raised To the acre than
,...I'e. .,,,.., .''1 49," ,,,,J ", .,aItar 'it'
fm t.D Wiutrr storms From there
'gue a.t tho way up To the summit O.
Oh. divide There is a splendid Wow
ot '.. Black axes valley which forms
% Hl-.r wjta mountains towering mp
lu every 5loo. making IL grand sight
COB behold and one to Doe remembered hy
.th. Observer After winding ones way
down tu the valley and upon reaching
tho foothills. settlements appear In the
distance as far as the eye can reach.
with well cultivated farms and ranches
1tork'd with cattle and sheen.
It's beautiful lakes and SURROUNDINGS
make 10 "a wonderful panoramic noun
tain landscape. IT'D" minerals that this
section contains are not yet developed
som. prospectus was done az points
around the Black Lakes hat not
enough lp tslaNilah lls resources ln
WnrraI wealth. AZ points from the
Red Lakes to the luothllls gold indlca-
ton- We're found on the surface. but
uuthiue more was done to find the
source from which they came. From
ilr prairie 10 the highest mountain
l'ral ou this strip of land rs settled
with prosperous. contoutCd and
happy people.
n,r.~,,,,,,,a ,,d uo,,io,,t,,,ro
While the Chioi industries OF ColtaN
county are mining and stock raising.
there Is also much attention given 10
farming ana lruit growing The ca
madam river aud It's tributaries are
| capable of furnishing water sufficient
tu irligato many more acres than arc
now cultivated. About Springer and
| Maxwell city are perfect systems OF
reservoirs and canals constructed by
| the Maxwell Grant company, hy whlca
over 10000 acres have been brought
under cultivation Here would hc an
| ideal location for beet sugar factory
| The finest cereals and fodder are pro
| du,Hd Ia this region. Along the val
| lvy- ~ Nh, Nermcip RaYadO and other
| streams are extensive farming dis
| triet, The Dawson, Chase and Mills
| orchards are among the most famous
| producers IN New Mexico. Fruit grow
| iuL and the management OF the Crup
have heeu brought To business stand
ara on these big fruit rancnes that II
"',,,'rI,, no, ~ tho pncl',, r,ount,ir
ragiop
il tA" rorth"astorn portion OF IN,
louuuty is the Johnson mesa, beginning
lauout eight miles from Ration, al az
elevation of almost 5000 feet, ana cN
tending 10 the eastward, and The
Barela mesa. on both OF which tht
rainfall Is amply sufficient for all farm
iup purposes without irrigation.
over 10000 acres are now unuer cul
tivation ON these elevated tahlelands
The tllers are mostly Missouri tarm
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
COLEXX COUNTY
CITY OF RATION.

vegetables and alfalfa. There are also
Nuc ranges Tor cattle ard sheep. Tho
FIRST plateau OF the Wouutairs ia GOV
erred with pine and s'rugp 'wlUr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
struck on Near GaIIup

ON Thursday evening the Mauuoliio
oil company struck good grade Of oil
with a para 1iny base i'm their POO foot
wull. -four miles west uf here: the oil
has been drawn ont since AZ the rate
0i "a barrel lay The indications are
very favorable for striking large
body Of oil soon Mckinley County
Republican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29

movement i- on foot To have
miuo owners combine ana establish
lead smsltors i'm the west 20 defeat
the intention of the great smelling
trusts of the east
Luce Brothers have secured a three
year lease ON the Aztec extension at
Badly \ NJ from the Maxwell Land
Grant company and viii put a force
of men 90 work at once
travelling Auditor pfuudstcin OF
Trinidad was here yesterday
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21
THE Proposed HISTORY.

Hawaii is In need OF such an IN
scribed history as Professor Alexander
and the Rev. DIR. :. II. Bishop are
able to write. Its story IL most inter-
esting and varied. and as yet has new
er been adequately told. There were
reasons of state why Professor Alex
ander could not make his Brief HIS
tory all IL should have been, some mat
ters of an epoch-making character
having been disregarded in the text
Nor has any historian yet told the full
story of missionary influence upon Ha-
wall, without which history of these
Islands would be barren indeed. For
such work Prof Alexander and DR..
Bishop are peculiarly qualified
Both were born here. both have re-
tentive memories; both have written
copiously about Hawaii and are famil-
lar with the treasures OF the Hawaiian
Historical Society; both are men of
grave habit and are well on in years
OF literary discretion; in collaboration
they would produce a standard work.
As there are no other men in or out
of Hawaii with their precise qualifica-
tions, we trust they will consider the
writing OF a new history, on the plan
described, as a public duty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21
HOME RULE INCONSISTENCY.

1t is a remarkable fact that a man
representing n distinctively Home Rule
movement, as Delegate wilcox IL pre-
sumed to be doing. should frame a pol
icy for Hawaii in Congress which ut
terly contrayenes the Home Rule prin-
ciple.
Home Rule. II IL means anything
here, stands for the control of the do
mestic affairs Of Hawaii by the citizens
Of the Territory. Yet Mr.. Wilcox is
forever introducing bills that touch our
most intimate concerns and which pre-
suppose federal and not local control of
island administration. Instead Of wait
Ing for the Legislature to pass and the
Governor TO sign a city and county
bill, he tries to get one from Congress.
He consults nobody here: inst, ad he
accepts suggestions from 81 angers
which would, If enacted into IL prove
imperative under our specia yondi-
tons All the people who " home
rule can know when laws ar, pposed
for their government, comes ne dis
patches announcing their In W.tion
by the Home Rule Delegate in the
text, arriving by mail, OF tn, sures
themselves.
The school bin is anothr lance
wherein Wilcox has violated Tome
hule spirit, II not the letter own
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21
LOCAL BREVlTlES.
From Wednesdays daily)

Clarke and Henry's scow will probably
he launched today, and be taken down
TO Pearl Harbor tomorrow.
DIR. Waterhouse, who was reported as
refusing 10 attend in the japanese pois-
ouing case, was not called.
Senator and Mrs. Henry Warehouse
have gone to the Peninsula to spend
few weeks in their country home.
An amendment to the articles of as
ISOLATION of the Lahaina Ice Company
was filed yesterday The capital stock
is Increased to $4,000
Clerk Mailing yesterday received the
marshafs return of service upon the
New York board OF general appraisers
In the appeal of II. Hamano.
The Superintendent Of Public Works
has appointed Mr.. Il. +. Schmidt as
agent, with authority to look after the
numbering Of the buildings IN Homo
lulu.
a doting mother guiding her very
young son about the streets with a
chain attached to his waist is one of
the amusing sights on Fort street, oc-
oaslonally.
Vaudeville at the Orpheum Saturday
| night,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21

hsM III mai.f hbHftt N
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IHW WH f fMH VOL
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HF NaH..HIn ~ t numb HH
~ |.uH W Disco of fahItN fi
fHf. ftt.rrI fnfH i1h
nlHU ihr nruaiHimrHf ffstfff
T Iif rneuffh iaafut u co. Mriho
asa IhuH.h. ratf "a iHik aaHI IHHf
rsfHNr at thf home ~ thf pastor
TIa snuHn lhHieH present fufts ntHl
tafnuf Hfu knUUu bonkH. WhiHh could
ta drawn. Nn THE occasion. Tor EN-
minutes each
commander Hugh podman ~ che n =
iroqueis vii tass couple ~ Hawaii
ans on HE ship before she g0cs on hef
northern cruise Applicants viii 200 en-
iihtsd 40 landsmen and their pas VIII be
80 month. Two more men are needed
20 make up the fun quota 81 the ships
company.
II ls rumorcd that the Kapiolani rs
tate is preparing for the reconstruction
~ the Orpheum building upon modern
lines. There IA talk also uf roof
garden 90 be- established on the top of
;he new building Nothing viii be- done.
however. before the return Of John COL
burn from the Coast
q. Comes. a native ~ the Cape Verde
Islands, was made "A citizen by Judge
Estce yesterday, Comes has the APP
pearance of "A negro, though he claims
60 be "A Portuguese. The court had
some doubts about the ability Of the
applicant to read and write, but after
a second examination In the afternoon,
naturalized him.
The officers Of the British warship
phacton made an official call upon
Governor Dole yesterday morning, and
were entertained for some time by the
Territorial officials. Later they visited
the different departments, and express
ing q desire TO see the old throne room,
were given in charge Of the grand jury
while they inspected the room where
the sessions Were in progress.
Young Lewis, collector for the oahu
Ice Company. met with an accident on
Walk XII road yesterday afternoon, escap-
ing with torn clothes and a few scratch
%, although his life was in jeopardy.
He was riding his bicycle toward town
on the right OF the road. Coming toward
him was wagon drawn by four mules.
When almost abreast OF each other the
two leaders swerved off toward Lewis.
and. without any opportunity to escape.
he was thrown down. Happily he slid
away from the animals. His bicycle.
however, met its fate, for when its owner
picked 1t up IL was a complete wreck
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21

pledges. The people of Hawaii have not
asked for changes in the school laws,
and II they ever want any they are
competent TO get them from the Legis-
lature, while that body, in turn,
Is competent to make such
changes. But these facts count
for nothing with the Home Rule dele
gate. Asking no advice here and hav-
ing no special knowledge of our school
system himself, he borrOws an Illinois
law. gives 1t an Hawaiian title and
preamble and puts 1t into the Congress
sional hopper That IL contains clauses
providing for the purchase of fuel for
schoolhouses in a land OF perpetual
summer is only one of the absurdties
which, In the name of Home Rule, Mr.
Wilcox proposes u foist upon Hawaii
by dint Of the Federal authority.
Another instance Is afforded by the
leper bin. The care of the lepers il a
Territorial matter. yet Wilcox wants to
turn II over to the United States Civ
en- an enacting power the delega tie
would soon reduce Hawaii from the
position OF a Territory of the United
states to that OF an appanage Of Con-
gress, like the District of Columbia: ;
and do it in the intervals of making
pledges Of fealty to the Home Rule par
~. What is more, the Home Rule par
~ would applaud him in the act.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21
LEGISLATION IS TAGGING.

with the passing OF the first one
third OF the long session OF Congress,
there IS such n condition of general
legislation, according to the reports
from the capital. that there well may
be a stock taking with a view OF look
ing into the chances of legislation along
the ordinary lines.
BY the last reports there have been
made few advances with the special
Legislation, which 1t was expected
would result from the session. Cuba
was heralded as one OF the things to
be cared for during the session. and en-
tered the lists groomed by the Presi-
dent himself. The outlook was for
speedy action. but II developed early in
the race that the opposition of mem
beers who came from the beet States
VAS too strong to be overcome, and the
result was that the House Committee
sidetracked the bill to give place to the
war revenue reduction measure
After years OF waiting and discussion
the present session was looked TO to
secure definite action along lines IA
vorable for the early construction of
the lnteroceanic canal. And yet with a
report of the Walker commission ia
voring the Nicaragua route, favorable
action OF the House. which heretofore
has been the laggard upon this subject
there promises to be such a snarl be-
tween the advocates OF the two routes
as will delay action Indefinitely. The
same may be said OF the conditions
which surround the cable proposition
There are two parties TO the controver-
sy over cable matters. While one ad-
er wants the privilege given TO a pri-
vate corporation. Between the two
there II such feeling that all action Is
being kept back and there may be even
yet defeat for the bills which have
come out OF the committee. to provide
for a cable.
Coming to Hawaiian matters. there
seems every prospect that the bill pro-
viding for the redemption Of Hawaiian
coins will get through. as will certain
provisions for lighthouses and harbor
surveys, but from the outlook there Is
little hope for land legislation and less
for the county and school bills which
were introduced by Delegate Wilcox. II
has been the gossip that there was
never any intention on the part OF
Wilcox to press the latter measures
nut that tney were introduced for tn,
purpose Of procuring printed copies Il
send to the Home Rulers for consider
alton as matters which might b,
brought before the next Legislature Tn,
Wilcoxian lana scheme, without tn,
endorsement OF the Interior Depart
ment will have less chance than a "a
tional taxation measure would posses
at the hands OF a Home Rule commit
tee.
With so much OF the session gon
without any definite action, even fore
cast by the preliminary actions O
House and Senate, there seems to b
paved way for the appropriation bill
which are In the course of preparation
ana which have the right OF way. Ha
wan IL interested in every one of tn
budget measures for with a naval sta
ton with demand for public building.
for wharves, harbor improvements, for
tihcations and for agricultural, fsherie
and forestry Investigations, there seem
no chance for the framing OF any an
preparation measure without givin
some money for these islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21

NEW ORLEANS, January 3l.-Dr. A.
waiian Sugar Planters Association,
who want, II possible, to get 10000
Italians to work on their sugar plan
tations, and who look To Louisiana,
where these lab1rers are very album
dant, to secure "A portion of them.
The Hawaiian planters have stopped
importing Porto Ricans, but not until
they had got 5000 Of them. They want
no more Porto Ricans.
large number OF Porto Ricans have
become Migrants in Honolulu, running
away from work on the plantations TO
the town, where they were arrested
in destitute and hungry condition,
A number Of them are also serving
time In ja!l as Migrants,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21
FEDERAL AID FOR HAWAI-

rbt b. sa sa.y wa, aaa u, to without precedent iat Tongues b.
fo,ie che uuy ai t nsd,d m i0 uu Boz ftd .ariafy
Shops Havana Santiago Mfnl aiy q ih oilt seaport
cte whh ha,e ten ,oll o hth aud iis diseases q hth Wy
Federal sd.
The way 10 torn over Che money derive, from and internal
duties here o. e United States health auhorite and have
thes 10 cleanse ts town aud pu In the WY OF Keeping
clean.
The amount, representing one years customs internal
income on account d Hawaii 10000 fillmore
needed it might be had ia the profits made from the Hawaiian
Iostolces
What are the preccicnts for such a policy
They found the enacted Porto Ran tariff and in the projected
Philippine tariff
The Porto Rican tariff provides all duties collected at the
custom houses offices Of the island shall be
returned Rcan treasury for domestic Of public
character provided that all duties collected in the United
States goods shall he similarly bestowed and spent
These also embraced the Philippine tariff BILL
million millions any other be derived by the
United Treasury the bill has been enacted from Philippine
trade the tta will he RENTED to the Philip
pine treasury.
there any why Honolulu should be dbarred because
seaport United Territory, from benefits which freely
given located possessions colonies of the United States?
all three cases Hawaii Rico the Philippines the principal
been absorbed by the sovereign cou" but in only one
Hawaii has the sovereign country failed to return them
good why Hawai- should he disseminated against
in this way?
The butonc plague Any who reads these
lines NAV learn from United States Quarantine
service lust danger TO deal with the plague of
ago we went about million and half of dollars to people
whose houses burn besides spending all the surplus in the
Hawaiian treasury surplus derived from the and
postal control These have to Wash
neon surplus in the United States The
not vitality needed here We should not expend
Porto Rico does her RENTED
roads bridges and public edces but KEEPING THIS
PORT FROM BECOMING A SOURCE OF INFECTION FOR THE
PACIFIC COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES AND OF THE
REST OF THE WORLD.
The only this be done is with the help the Federal Gov
eminent The Territory Hawaii owing the vicious refusal
aboriginal Legislature pass blsa refusal which
the Governor into appointing abogns to offices which
they would purposes punds refusal has left
the Territory of bankruptcy To call an extra session
would simply repeat the old experience cost OF not less than
$50 600 pquies SO nothing left but appeal TO
New Orleans had yellow fever did appeal in var
Florida like extremity asked but receive.
The Government proud OF the TACT that has redeemed
Havana from freed other Spanish American cities from
filth diseases Can it be that Honolulu heet of its
principal public income and in deadly peril of the estece
shall take what it simply because is
situated Territory when other threatened afflicted
organized within the Union and OF them about
capital of foreign republic redeemed from danger of
the plague by authority and the of mllons
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21

The delegate in Congress from Porto
Rico has entered vigorous protest
against reciprocity with Cuba. What
tho delegate from Hawaii Is doing
about 1t nobody knows, but the chances
are that the man who draws his meas
ures 10 AT work on an amendment to
the educational bill providing steam
heaters for each tropical school house
and hasn't come TO the Cuban problem
vet
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21

II ought 10 be easy matter to invent
a machine to cut down lantana ana
tear out its roots. steam roller with
broad spikes on the cylinder and wing
saws run on a principle not unlike the
cutter OF moving machine, would
soon reduce a lantana patch to har-
rowed field. After that deep blowing
or the turning in of cattle and horses
ought to get the place in shape for
future pasturage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21

The report OF Acting GOV cooper
which has come back from Washing
ton. Is a good sized book, handsomely
illustrated with maps and pictures-a
work which ought. as the hackneyed
phrase runs. to be in every library
We take II for granted that the report
is being attentively read at Washing
tom
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21

Now that Prince Henry is coming
with a bag full OF presents, Pettigrew
feels a keen sense Of his loss of Sen
atorship. when things were being Civ
en- away Pettigrew always managed to
be around.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21

The feelings Of the Don, while All the
other Europeans hasten TO assure IN
cle Sam that they were his to com
mana during the Spanish war, have not
vet been reported. Perhaps they are
unreportable.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21
German Lloyd Marine Insur'cs c.
or BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance 6.
OF BERLIN.

The above Insurance Companies has.
established X general agency here, sba
the undersigned. general agents, az.
authorized to take risks against n.
dangers Of the sea at the most ressoa.
able rates and on the most favorabl.
terms.
F. A. sCHAEFER a CO,
General Agents
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21
General Insurance Co. for Sea.
River and Land Transport
OF Dresden.

Having established an agency at Ho.
nolulu and the Hawaiian Islands tn.
undersigned general agents are author.
lied to take risks against the dangers
or the sea at the most reasonable rates
and on the most favorable terms
+. A. SCHAEFER a CO.,
Agents ior the Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21

la dlshafFs fma tie mucous
mpnleane ~ iW hoses thfob
stomach bowels. ti.. tl0n hela M
a state 10 Inflammation hy an ifn.
pure Umslli.on m Csc blood and n
want 90 tone boz Doe stem.
suatho Be inl.umtd momlfane.
strengthen She weakened system,
and The discharge viii stop TO do
This purify the blood
~ vns troablod sim caiarrh iof year.
lnd tried various remedies bat found moth.
Inc that would ru.e mo- I then resolved
10 try Hoods sirsaparllia and took tour
bottles vhirh entirely cured me. have
never been troubled with oaiarrh since.
A. n blood purifier ! can find nothing else
equal 10 Hoods slrsaparllla." WuiIAu
sHrENAS. 1000 6,h -, Milwaukee. wis
Hoods Gcrs0pdrifid
Cures catarrh radically and perma-
nently removes its cause and
oyercomcs all i;s effects.
Accept no substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21

1hf unaefs'rHHi taflff ttsH o.
ave prepared 81 insure fishf nHaffti
tfN Dn Stone nnd nfitt nuiidinss az
un Mrfchaudia. stored thefsih On ffs
most favefshls tffns T8f paftieuitft
hprly 81 the uf'lcs ~
b A sCnAErER a co. Asp
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21

Il often happens when transport
is he~e. that the fish market stalls hna
themselves minus IN the morning "l
some Of their stock ~ eatables.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21

The reply to the question ~ Who
v,rote wilcoNs school bill Is sim on the
caicndar with no chance of its being
caches ct this session.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21

glARxE'S B Al PILLS q A's cure ss' s1sssi
plants. Free from Mercury. Established
upwards Of % years. In boxes T. "a
each. OF all Chemists ana Patent Medi-
cine VENDOR thrsughout the World
Proprietors. The IAncolA ana Hidiano
Counties Drug Company. Lincoln. pns'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21
BUSINESS CARDS.

II HACKFELD e. CO, LTD.-Genera
Commission Agents, Queen St., Homo
lulu, ii. i.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

Ordinary and Term Deposits received
and interest allowed In accordance with
rules and conditions printed In pass
books, copies Of which may be had op
application.
Judd Building, Fort Street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-21
The Bank Of Hawaii
LIMITED.

Incorporated Under the Laws of the
Republic Of Hawaii.
CAPITAL .................... 5000, 900 %
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
Chas M. Cooke ............... President
p. c. Jones ........... Vice President
G. II. Cooke ................... cashier
+. G. Atherton Assistant Cashier
Directors-Henry Warehouse, Tom
May, +. w. Macfarlane. e. ID. TenHey,
]. A. McCandless.
Solicits the Accounts Of Firms, Cor
porations, Trusts, individuals, and will
promptly and carefully attend to all
business connected with banking en-
trusted to 1t. Sell and Purchase For
eign Exchange, Issue Letters Of Credit