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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-16
Should BE

In Socorro county, house bill No. 90,
introduced by Major Llewellyn, does
not receive a kind greeting. The peo-
pie say that should the bill ever come
up for serious consideration, no legis.
lator need hesitate to oppose it with
all the vigor and ability he can com.
mand, and the leaders in such opposi-
ton will receive the gratitude of the
southern half of the territory. as well
as other districts, and make a reputa.
ton in the future for a wise discern.
ment of value. To introduce such a
bill and have it apply in an open range
stock growing country is positively
ridiculous. All cattlemen and perhaps
half of the sheepmen will remember
this attack upon their interests.-San
Marcial Bee.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-16
A Good Bill.

Council bill No. s requires that dis.
trict clerks, sheriffs, and county collec.
tors should give a bond signed by a
surety company. This bill should pass.
1t should he amended, however, by
striking out the sections requiring the
territory and the respective counties
to pay the premium on the bonds. The
taxpayers of Socorro county are just
now feeling very keenly the need of
such a law. The public schools of the
county are now being closed and there
is a prospect that there will be no
court in the county for some time, all
because of a misrepresentation of public
funds by q county treasurer and collec-
tor. There is absolutely no reason why
a public officer should not pay for a
satisfactory bond. If any aspirant to
public Office does not wish to do this,
let him suppress his aspiration. There
will be no lack of candidates. Gentle
of the Thirty-fifth legislative as
sembly, you will miss an opportunity
to enact some excellent legislation If
you fail to pass this bill.-Socorro
Chieftain.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-16
Our County Division.

1t is understood that an amicable ar
rangement will be entered into be.
tween the friends and supporters OF
the bill creating Sandoval county and
between the friends and supporters OF
the autonomy of BernahIlo county
proper. The latter is to have one mem.
Der OF the council and one member OF
the house. One member of the council
and two members of the house of rep
resentatives are to be allowed as float.
ers for the legislative district to be
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-16
OF Interest to NEWSPAPERS.

Council bill No. As, introduced by
Hon. Malaquias Martinez, regulating
the payment of the advertisement of
delinquent tax sales is of great interest
to the newspapers of the territory. 1t
should be carefully examined by the
editors of papers most interested and
favorable or un~favorable comments
thereon should be made by the terri.
torial press, and letters should be writ
ten concerning it to members of the
council and house, either for or against
it.-New Mexican.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-16
An Important Measure.

Council bill No. 46, now pending in
the council, provides that all taxable
property should be assessed at rs per
cent of it's actual value. The bill in
eas the power of the territorial
board of equalization to a very great
extent and empowers it to equalize,
raise, or lower assessments 1t is a
very important measure and should re-
ceive careful attention at the hands
of the legislative assembly.-New Mex
lean.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-16
Doms.tic Po4-s OF yi.v

IT there was anything upon which
Mrs. upjohn prided herself IL was
her coffee. 1t was always rich, black
and strong. and she trusted the max,
ing OF it to none but her " fair
hands.
This is why the visitors In the par
Tor, from whose presence she had ex-
cused herself for a few moments. dis.
tinctly heard through the partly open
door the loud, Mortified voice of the
kitchen girl:
Fer goodness sake, ma'am, you're
not goin' to feed the company on the
horrid black stuff you drink yourself,
are ye?"-Chicago Tribune.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-16
legislative Pointers
clippings From Our Exchanges

composed of Bernalillo, Mckinley and
Sandoval counties. The bill. If 1t
passes, is to take effect on April 10
next. The officers of the new county
are to be appointed by the governor
and vacancies in county Offices of the
old county are also to be filled by the
governor. The question of the debt is
to be settled by a commission consist.
ing of the solicitor general, the auditor
and treasurer of the territory. 1t is
believed that in this shape the bill viii
be pushed to a speedy passage and will
be acceptable to all concerned.-New
Mexican.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-16
Wants a Pardon for Client.

u. S. Bateman, Esq, of Roswell, is
in the city on legal business. He is
awaiting the returniof Judge d. H. Nc.
MILAN from Washington. desiring to
secure the recommendations of the
Judge for the pardon in the case of 10
seph Taylor, Of Chaves county, now in
the penitentiary on a twelve months
sentence for assault with intent to kill.
Mr.. Bateman is also interested in legis
lative matters ~effecting his county and
section.-New Mexican.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-16
ATTENDING to business.

Governor Otero is attending strictly
to executive business, and is taking no
hand in legislation except in the mat
ter of approving or disappearing bills
and resolutions that have passed both
houses and have come before him for
attention. So far he has not had very
much work in that direction. Three
bills have been approved by him, and
two joint resolutions for the payment
of extra employees have been vetoed
New Mexican.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-16
A Bill Of Great Merit.

Hon. H. H. Towards Dill requiring
the assessment of property in the coun'
ty in which it is found on the first day
of January possesses great merit.
There are now grazing regularly in So
zorro county thousands of sheep on
which not / cen of a is paid into the
county treasury. Whoever may be re-
sponsible for the perpetuation of this
rank injustice to the taxpayers of the
county should be held very strictly to
account for it at the first opportunity
that offers.-Socorro Chieftain.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-16
IL was a Startler.

A rather startling petition was pre-
scented in the house by Mr.. Gutierrez,
extensively signed, asking the legisla-
ture to amend the existing territorial
statutes referring to the territorial
board of health, so as to permit per.
son of good repute and fair knowledge
to sell medicine and to treat patients
The petitioners probably had in mind
the physical elevation of the Indian.
for the document was referred to the
committee on Indian affairs.--San Mar
cial Bee. t 81
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-16
Should BE Defeated.

Hon. w. H. H. Llewellyn's bill pro-
hibiting the grazing of stock on terri
torial lands should suffer ignominious
defeat If there is any reason what
ever for the enactment of such a law
that reason has not been made public.
On the other hand the bill threatens
great hardship to stockmen. These
gentlemen should look well to their in
terests in this matter.-Socorro Chief
tain.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-16
Omnibus County Bill.

There is some talk of preparing an
omnibus new county creation bill to in
clude measures for the making of the
counties of Sandoval, Roosevelt and
Leonard Wood or Mills. The sentiment
in this line is gaining strength.-New
Mexican.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-16

House substitute bill for house bill
No. rs, empowering the cattle sanitary
board to raise funds for maintaining
quarantine against Texas fever by the
issuance of bonds. IL such a step be
necessary, is the first bill to become q
law by the signature of the governor at
Santa Fe.-Las Vegas Optic.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-16
In the Mountains.

He-Now that we are engaged, won't
you kiss me, sweetheart?
she-I never kissed a nan In my Life.
"Nor IN. Y. Herald.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-13
.WHlsKEY AND BEER HABIT
PERMANENTLY CURED BY
(" ORRINEU

Physicians and sceutlsts throughout the
world have long since pronounced drunkenn
a disease Of the nervous system, creating a
morbid craving for q stlmulaut, Systems vary
as TO the klnd of drink that Will satisfy this
craving-sore want whiskey, others beer, wine.
klmn,el, etc, the use Of which will eventually
result III runing the health and bringing on
disease, il many cases ending In death,
I I" ORRlNf3,' permanently removes the crav-
stomach TO their natural condition and ia,
proves the appe and digestion. It contSins no
ean be glven wlthout, the PATIENTS Knowledge,
II desired, IL tea, coffee. wgter or milk. i 70,
quires ne ,fllce Or sapItar!vm treatment, but
Il 1t falls to do all that Ia claimed for 1t.
M, r 2 Sins, Irootkiya, y, y, !, writes ~
stored e manhood and l,salti, by : boxes Of
,ure for tho drink hablt,n
BY oss.Sh g., 81 llth 81, ~ vi, Wasting.
ton, D. G. Interesting booklet (sealed) free on
reqnest, Sold and recommended by
POLK MlLtER-cHlLpREY CO.,
1ot East Broad, Corner First Street
POLK MILLER DRUG CO.,
es4 East Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-13
.BLUEFlELD is
FULL OF RATS | J.
More There lei Than Than n Any "
Other Portion ,ll,)l Of West Nest n
Virginia. .s.a...
.(speclal to The Times-Dispatch.

d.
BLUEFlELD.-sW. VA, September Ia
The Industrial situation in this section e /
at an interesting stage at present. It was \
thought when the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Issued orders some time ago Z
disseminating work on the various double
tracking contracts between Radford and n
Kenova that general suspension ot
nearly all kinds OF work would promptly
ensue. but such has not been the case. Is
All the laborers who We're thrown out OF 4
employment along the main line were ca
gerly gathered up BY the contractors on 4
the various branch roads OF the Norfolk
and Western system. which work was u
not affected by the cessation OF improves
Eients along the main line. TheIE arc \
probably more men g t work now Y THIS
Immediate Vicinity than ever before The \
grading Of new railroads, the building OF T
new towns. the rapid growth Of tho old
ores, together with the prosperous condi-%
ton and heavy output OF the coal taelds.s
all contribute to the interests OF labor
and tho general welfare Of US all. IL Fl
Oyer five hundred new houses have besn
erected In this city alone since early
spring, and fully one-third that number
are now either under way or projected,
Blueheld Is growing as It never has be-
fore, and Its future seems bright all the
way through, a street car line will In the
near future connect thIs3place with Graz
ham, Va, a lively little town four miles 4
west. and In 4 due course OF events L.
charters and other preparations count. the
line will BIO extended to Hinton. on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
There are probably moro rats In Blue
field than any other city Its size In West
Virginia, and during tho progress Of the
work OF tearing up the old sidewalks. i
better ones : peculiar stats ~ tsr, waa 1
found to exist. In many places the mis-
chievous little rodents had, working from
the cellars. bnrrowed holes under the
sidewalks In many places to such huge
proportions as to make the walks dam
gerous to llfe and limb, They appear to y
ba almost fArless. and frequently show
their ferocity by defending the onslaughts
made upon them by would-be rat extse-
mlnators,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-13
GAINES M]llLLL,

The pastor, Rev. A. Osburn, will con-
duct services at Beulah Presbyterian
Church this afternoon at $3.50 r. NJ.
Mr. Allie Roberts is very i'll With t.'-
phold fever pnd blood poisoning. =,
Mr. Bernard Beadles is doing as well
Mrs. IT. Osburn, Of Cold Harbor Gene.
tory, is on a visit to her mother near
5ssis s SVsa "a Is f :s
byterian Church In the grove OF MI,
John Tomlin, near the Pamunkey River;
was enjoyed BY all, Ice cream was service NE
Mr.. Frank Blount. OF Richmond, visit
ed Gaines Mill battlefelds and Cold Hnr-s
0G M anne ss u A. fen af eAs Tss
Mrs. Miller. Of Meadow Farm, who has
been absent several months, Is expected
Mrs. AT. G. Martin Is visiting her daugi-
ter and Mrs NJ, J, Bryant IN Rloh-
BE- Rte'thlehem Church is much improved
tho addition to It has been made,
Mr.. and Mrs, Bosher have been spenulng
the past week with the latter's parents
i slacR s' eseek ch ,s Rfo''ASsp 's's
Mrs. Florence Campbell and husband
has returned to Richmond after stay OF
a few Weeks IN Hanover,
Miss Jessie Wingo has returned home
after visit to relatives and friends In
Albemarle county,
Wednesday Mr.; and Mrs Grant Frask,
THEIR daughter, Miss Maud Franklin,
Many young people enjoyed the occasion I
A delightful reception was given rHlrs-
nj Arlington Heights. their home. in hon
OF OF their. niece Of Philadelphia Miss
Mnybell Belmont, Music and refresh,
the the evening ~ Among the features Of the
OCCASION were the charming SO solos = - ~
mt ,fs rendItiop Of Nrag-time music BY Mr..
R Raj and Mrs, Preston; Among these
lie Tyler ORR Ragand Nellie and 1 le2ssiie
cary sa lille Gray last, but rot least; Mss
Mnybel belmont flames ,Pas5er, Luther hSl,
Carter, Mr.. Ragland and Mr.. Preston ana
Mr. and Mrs. Burnard Williams,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-13

X = ACES 4 {. T. r
IS the guest OF Mrs. Cowardin:
Miss Luck, Of Texas. Is tho guest OF
Miss Green. Of Brookland Park. q.
s Miss Burton. Of New York. Is visiting
Mrs. Coffey Of Brookland Park. # S
4 Mr.. Kimball Moores, who Is visiting
relatives in Oldham. will return home this
week. 81. .Iti +
Mr.. Edgar Rose has returned from a
trip to King William.
Messrs. William and Richard Gibbs. Of
Bedford City. Is the guest Of Mr. w. 7.
Conlter. 'of Brookland Park.
i Mrs. Earle Gibbs and children, Of Dur
ham. N. c., are spending the week with
Mrs. w. r. Coalter. \. (
Mr.. William Hogan, OF Bedford City, Is
the guest OF Mr. w. T. Coalter. {g ig &3si9
e The C.ifM. A. Club met at the home Of
Mr.. Overton w oodwards yesterday. Those
present were: Vlrginius Croxton.. Evans
DAWSON, Buford Rose. Robert Kldwell
and Overton Wood ward.
& Mr.. Charles Parsons, Of Louisa Is the
guest Of Mr.. John Jones.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-13
! 3. i i TON NEWS.

Mr.. Arthur c. Nielsen. q well known
young business man Of Fulton. is climb
Ing the ladder. Of success step by step.
Mr., Nielsen. who Is one Of the youngest
business men IN this section, IS having
embalming establishment erected at the
corner Of Fulton and State Streets. The
building will be Of brick. 23xs0 feet, The
and will contain every modern feature:
THE plans are drawn from the parlors OF
a large undertaken in the West. The
o on5iuaa y9 on Il tho i5th Of October
Mr.. Nielsen entered business. after leav-
Ing school, with. his father. and by close
attention to business. connected With his
became Of age several years ago, his
father admitted him to the firm. and now
he branches out, to himself with a bright
* peculiar accident happened to Mr..
man Of fulton. Thursday a fternoon at his
E esk ss BEEN es hH IN i es for
months and has only been out Of bed
a. rev days lie was seated on the back
porch Of his residence when his fathers
up the yard, at rapid rate, and was
cognzed the danger OF the COW. and, with
bs t ano sssnfe asemteS Els to srTs
he yell and sustained painful injuries. but
saved the COW from death.
a hH m Heny c Of ssf 9 M egree
NJ. viii meet Tuesday night at Nelsen's
Hall for permanent organization, The
degree is a separate feature from the
m melntaFs o. exclusively Of the order who
have bonded themselves together for So
clal benefit The degree has been In, ex-
istence for about as. yeair and have been
ment Of the council, and has q large
membership. The members propose to es.-
tablish Il permanent organization and
have separst efi meeeng n,gmt They y VT
tic tratn .. a II mbcl' VIII erect q neat
degreo WIN n9, p9y ' sGk o benefits Or Sup
Zine on this earth and care Of the grHye
after departing this life Is their nntto
Every member OF the degree will have
to- DO member re, q ne q. Q, y o. e.. M to
III me Tnesaay y nght MI Walter ROCK
Is grand orient or the court
TRIBE W e haa Men nT M hH ha
p pr gran Includes n "moek TRAIL in
Which tho leading lights Of the young
tribe will display their oratory' The p pn-
Invited y 70 oe ppesen u hG 1rpS
y Row cvpIDty ayid Hepburn. the new pastor
Of Fulton Baptist Church, VIII occupy. his
pulpit fo not '" enter upon Ills v duties unili
nctoher Isl, The congregation arc much
nIaased With the selection made by their
ppI, neittee, and they predict success for
their pastor II his 1 nsW d field ~ n,,n,
: Nnni u services to-day at Denny-Street
~; ~ y; c Inhn w. Daugherty will iii his
,, ifen' at tho APOSTLE Church at the reg
ular v Sing helfer played havoc With Mr..
IA q WATSON y9u farmer, q few days ago, Mr..
Watson Wa Vas leading the COW ", WITH g rope
when su dash for liberty. Mr.. Watson was
n fhnoen to the ground; the rope became
treTd around his legs 4 g and he was
draggehut MI, a. struggle, holding fast to the
Mp ~ :. n nd succeeded In suhduing the beast,
F rnp not nlb before his loft shoulder had been
di T6s sstuIS,.,reasury Of the city for pay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-13
BARTON. HIElG3M1T S.

=
Mr.. Stuart White left yesterday for Re-: Roa =.
nqks ana LyRehDugf g gounR isihsaqst
visiting Mrs. n. B.. Croxton.
Miss jeanette Luck OF virginia. a venue
has left for Washington, ., G., to spend
sJ Miss BE Bessie Luck has returned home.
after a Visit to friends in spotsylvania,
S Mr. G. r. Cullen and DAUGHTER. I who
are visiting. in Bedford City, VIII return e'1l
MIR. Walter Cans has LETT f0r r. Ellia ths
R %ss H W f1ll ai Of Is visit
ing Mrs Kastelburg. Of Chestnut I'LL Ill
v, NEE e Mrs Tler Of Srookland
Mrs. A. w. Ball. Of New Yor is Ylslt-
Ing Mrs. Jones. Of Meadow Brldge Aoadd1
Mrs sor D g 3 Garter ri rou Of Broosand
Mrs rs W, NJ. Luck. who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Blakeley,ss OF new : Jersey
Miss Ada Lewis Scott has returned "a after
a stay with friends and relatives IN q
os Mr !. eJ p. Haupt has returned home
from trip to Florida. ).
Miss May Sharp is visiting friends IN
Rockbridge. ra,,,
who has been Visiting. Mrs. George ?.
Wilson, has returned home.
Miss Mary Jones, who Is visiting fr!enos
and relatives In Louisa, Is expected nome
so Mrs. G. n. Duell has returned home.
after a visit to relatives in Washington.
Rev. c. r. Kuyk. who Is visiting IN
Nottoway, has returned home.
= Mr.. Willie Goyne and brothers have
returned home, after a visit to their cou..
sins Mr.. and Mrs. James Edmunds, OF
NS Mr.. John roller. who has been visiting
Mr.. George Palmer. OF Meadow Bridge
Road, has left for Norfolk.
Miss Grace Perkins, Of Raleigh. Is the
guest Of Miss r.. Smith.
Mr.. William Croxton has left for King
William to visit relatives
Mr.. j. O. Boone will leave ~ a rev
days 65a Mns Wam 81 o Xlsa i.
visiting his wife here. !, 3,
Mrs Charles r. Wilhelm. Of Balt!-
more is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. ".
Mrs. Julius T. Gay has returned home,
after a VISIT to relatives M cha 'la
mis- Miss Benson. yof Petersburg. IS visiting
Miss TIler. Of Washington, is visiting
Miss Maud Taylor. Of Baltimore, Is Wis,
iting Mrs. George Carter. Of Brookland
MISS Ball, ot Louisa, is visiting Miss
Balm, Of Meadow Bridga Road.
Mrs George w. Wllson, who has been
stopping with Mrs. Smith. of Winnsboro,
s.. G., Is Visiting her father, Mr., y. u.
y ME-" MIS-. 81. 7, Tiller. Of Lynchburg. is the
cuust 81 Mrs. George Carter. I, VA
4 Mrs. II. w. Farther OF North Carollna,5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-13
Continued From sixth Page3 I
many ma, friends and gvon entire sa.is,ao-

many friends and given entire satistac-
ton. n - III 54t
In addltian to 4. Miss, Powells recog
mixed musical ability. she is q charming
and attractive young lady, tSnd enjoys
3 . wide personal acquaintance in this her
native city. 5Ss$ .!ie-eys
Miss Erie Caldwell has gone gto Co
lumbia 8. 81 TO act as maid a,,s 81 h efos
Brockmann to Mr.. Lamar Ferguson.
On September nth. Miss Caldwell Will
70 to Charlotte, N. c.. 10 resume, her
. position as teacher in the Elizabeth Col
tlege.
Mrs. Meban IIobson, Of Birmingham,
Ala. who has been spending some time
at the Cold Sulphur Is now visiting Miss
Mrs, Charles w. Seldcn and family who
have been spcnding the summer months n,
j at G osher, Va, have returned to thelr
home. No. 10 West Main Street. ~
Miss Jean Bayly Knox. who has been
spending the summer at her country
home, has gone to New York city TOT the the
/. month Of September.
maid are at the Roanoke Hotel. Roanoke
va, whre they will remain some time.
Mrs. Hale has been spending the sum oer
AZ Radford, Va, and as her Richmond
4 friends will be pleased to know has re-.
gained hr rguai health and strength. She
will be in Richmond next month for the
4 Horse Show.
+. q Mrs. Junius B: Mosby is expected TO
return 10 Richmond early this week from
lIaddon Hall. Atlantic City, where she
mas been spending several weeks. She will
"a TO the Mecklenburg Hotel Chase City,
for the latter part Of September.
&95 Mrs. samuel REGISTER, who has spent
the summer at Atlantic City. and later at
4 Patapsco Heights, Western Maryland, has
returned to the city, -55.. "a. D
Mrs. D.. Il. Prosser. with her TWO
daughters Misses Marie and Efiie, are q
Chase City. is &
Miss Nora G. Phillips and her brother
Longan, have returned to the cry a1ter5
pleasant visit 70 friends N !. Lex &
and Paris. Ky.,8 and s'' =
d a Dr. =. X. Cold, Mrs. Gold and their
Aaughter, Katie Lee, accompanied by Miss
Heath Mackie,, are in Richmond after 9,
deliEhtful six weeks visit to friends In
tho country. s
Mr.. and Mrs. N. F. Jacobs are at home
10 their friends, at No Sig 81! East l.'fs Gay
Street.
Mrs, ]. r. Norvell and little son, are
4 .nanding some Time at "Chericoka," the
n henutiful home OF her sister, Mrs. ]. Her
4 bert Montague. IN King William county.
" Mrs, 6. L. Ford Of No. col West Grace
street, will return from New York to-
DAY. . ss siss
MRS. ". II. Gordon, OF No. 100 East
clay Street, left Saturday for New York York
city. u.
\ Mrs. Richard NJ, Anderson and little
daughter. Juliet have returned to the
city. after an extended visit to friends