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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
A CORRECTION

y Ia the new city directory. Just \
y issued, among the list of city of. \
y 1oiala appears tho name OF b. y
y Ruppo. fire chief This is aN
= mistake. and does an injustice 20 y
= ~, Nash, who has made a good y
y fire chief and stlll holds that OF. \
y flee. This error o. easily &C. y
y counted for. Whom tho city on. \
y nolal llst was cut from the Ola 4
y directory the name of y. Ruppo y
y appeared az nra chief. Since y
y that time Mr.. Nash was appoint. =
y % and filled the position. but =
y IN making tho corrections OF y
y city officers, and waiting appoint. 3
= monia from Mayor Mckee. the =
= fire chief correction was over. y
y looked; hence the error and y
= honco the apology 0f the com \
y pliers 20 Fire Chief Nash. y
y y y = = = ~ N = y y y s =
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

Of which sold steady Co strong all
wook. hut the y5mmoner kinds Ycrc
slow sale at fairly steady prIcos
Most sales of western and Panhandle
tf0cbcrs aud feeders woro no 8 51
go $3.50 Stock calves sold no giUO
Go $3.50 fUr desirable runs. and voai
calves brought about thc same pr,e,.
Supply today is large nt 10000 head
Market BE- stoady on the best cattle.
and steady Co no cents lower on me.
tum to common grades. A large part
90 the supply today o. stuff OF only
ordinary quality, and the market is
therefore slow. Boat posted cattlomon
expect tho present prices 20 hold good
ON toppy cattle, but inferior grades
VII doubtless suffer some losses.
Sheep prices changed very nttlo
last week. supply OF Texans was
small indicating that 20 was nearing
tho close of the season ln that terri.
tory No western sheep have boon
received hero yet. bui the first ship
monts from Idaho appeared ln Omaha
durlng the week. and sold at ffi0.
Toln1f. suitable FOR killers. continue
about steady % gtfO 90 gt75. whuo
those that would class aa stockors. 10
not too heavy hidcd. could bo pIacoi
here at t2f5 20 1896. as there o. moro
or lesf inquiry Tor stock sheep sud
very little has been received th!s sea.
son. Some hunchcs of foi. clipped
western lambs we're b0id last wook at
f625. spring lambs brought $3.50 90
500 and clipped ewes $500 90 Si.25.
No change Or expected in sheep ana
lamb prices lu the Immediate future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

ENsocrotary Elihu Root was talk
ing about the humanity OF Judges. ac-
wording 10 the New York Tribune.
They are human men,. no said
u could tol You many moving stories
Of the pain that they have suffered
On the inniction OF severe sentences.
u % not altogether pleasant 70 be d
judge.
THAT is why ] cannot credit q
story that wEs told mo the other day
about a Judge IN the west A Grim.
inal on trial before this muu had been
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

filod On tho United statcs Land or
flee 80 103C. Joao T.. Hualos of San.
cHoE Tor lot 4. section a. and lot I
session is. township l6 north. RANCE
"a east. and southeast quarter. south.
cast quarter section lg. nori hcaat
quarter. northeast quarter. section tl.
township no north. range 28 east 100
acres OF land On san Miguel county
Resuvey Ordered.
Tho cummlH8innor Of the general
land office has ordered tho rbrurvoy OF
me town OF Manzano grant. township
8 north, range cast. in valencia
county Tho contract aud bond No
J32. involving the survey OF township
8 and 9 north. range 9 onst. and town
ship Z north. range . east bua been
approved by the commissioner.
Territorial Funds Received.
Territorial Treasurer j. ~. Vaughn
received from Donald stewart. collect
or and cx.ofucio treasurer OF Quay
county g3io5 OF 1902 taxes. and
{ss9C2 of taxes Tho tax collcc
lions during the past alK months have
surpassed all former records. ana tho
iaN collections during the 1oxt Hx
months promise to- bo even byttcr. a.
tlo rt'11utH rpmlitod thip month from
San Miguel CoIfax. sandoval and otb.
or counties run into Che tens uf thou.
sands of dollars
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

found guilty. ITO was told 10 rise and
the judge said 20 him:
Have you ever been sentenced 90
lmpris9nmont boforcT
No. your honor said the crlml.
nal and he burst into tears
Woll' said tho Judge. don't cry.
You're going 10 be- now
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
COURT OF PRIVATE
LAND CLAIMS
IT ADJOURNED SINE DIE YES.
TERDAY FORENOON, Al.
THOUGH IT'S EXISTENCE DOES
NOT EXPIRE UNTIL JULY s.

The court OF private land claims
adjourned sine die yesterday fore.
noon. after tho Judges had signed
the records. thus completing the
business for which the court was Gre
atod thirteen years ago Before ad.
ioumment Chief Justice Joseph Il.
Reed announced tho passage by the
court OF tho following resolution
which had been offered for consider.
alton by Solicitor General T.. L.
bartlett.
Whereas. Henry J. Easton was for
many years the Official crier OF this
court and performed his duties ~
such with unusual care aud fidelity.
and
Whorcas. Said East0n departed
this life during the recess OF this
court. and this court believes u9at tho
character and Official services OF
said Easton merit and deserve the
public recognition OF this court on
account OF his hong and efficient SER
vices.
II Is ordered that the above and
foregoing be entered OF record by
tho clerk as an expression Of the
sentiments of this court Of the mem
ory of an old soldier. a good citizen
and a faithful officer OF this court.
Tho court also recommended that
its records be kept az Santa Fe for
the convenience OF the bar and llti.
gants IN the southwest. The law
which created the court provided That
all records and documents bO sent
90 Washington and Il will take con.
grcssional action 10 retain them az
Santa re. where they win bo much
more convenient for practical pur.
poses. United States Attorney Mat.
thew @. Reynolds viii submit 10 the
department Of justice a voluminoua
report OF the work Of the court dur.
ing its existence. on July /, Or which
day the courts existence oxLgos by
legal limitation The statistical part
OF the report has been completed and
viii be published later.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
GRANT COUNTY CONDITIONS
". n. NEWcoMB or SILVER CITY,
THINKS THEY ARE ALL RloHT--
GRATIFYING ACTIVITY IN MIN.
ING CIRCLES.

Judge W u. Nowcumh of silver cry
who was al saAta Fe. Co attond a
meeting OF the penitentiary commits.
sioncrs. he being a member OF tho
commission. passed thrcagh the city
home bound last night When inter
viewed hc had the following TO say In
regard 90 conditions in Grant coun.
Icy;
"Tho conditions prevailing Ia Grant
county at the present time are good
On almost every respect. u Is true that
/ tho lack OF rain will bo felt 10y the cat
Element TO some extent but there hayo
been. and will be. NO such losses as
have been stated boy those who have
mlsreproscnted mattors for reasons
I best known 90 themselves.
"rhe Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
pany expects 10 resume shipments "a
iron ore from Hanover Guulch to Fuo.
bio ON June l5. with a daily output OF
from 700 Co 500 tons. Mr iaughlin.
Manager Of the Comanche Mining and
smelling company who has been on a
trip 20 Denver to arrange for machln.
cry to complete a large smelling plant
destroyed boy fire la July OF last year,
has returned to Silver city lie ex.
poets % have a 20Oton plant Ia opera
tion by the first of the year. His com.
pany viii enlarge from time 20 time as
business warrants.
"Iu the Burru mountains a large con.
centrating plant is nearly completed
and the LcopaldB of Chicago hope 20
have o. ready 90 run inside the next
30 days They have secured control
of the Sampson group. the s. Louis
group. and several other claims and
propose 90 operate them Tor an they
are worth. T. E. Garter Is their man.
aser. and TO him will be- due an the
crou.. of carrying the enterprise 90 a
successful issue.
Politics are somewhat lively in
Grant county among those who want
office. our democratic friends are OBJ
ioctlng 90 q long campaign whilo tho
republicans think that two months
vii be- about the proper time 10 prop
orly canvass the county. Il looks as
n the republicans would win about an
there is IN sight this year Silver City
has a new administration Arthur 3.
G0odell IS mayor and has taken hold
of the position Hike an old hand.
"rhe Hearst properties at Plnoa A.
toa. that were reported as Improbable
are paying we'll under the leasing ays.
tenn. and an option has been secured
by Californlans on The entire property,
the fir, payment falllng due on July
ist
business conditions Ia Silver City
are excellent. a. Is also the fruit crop
on tho Mlmhros river Tho people OF
that section are deserving Of an the
aid that was promised them by the
governor bat unfortunately tho appro
priation Is tied up awaiting the de
cision OF the supreme court and the
governor .s unable 20 carry out what
he % most anxious 10 DO. namely. 20
distribute the ~ 800 among the needy
and deserving food sufferers on the
Mimbres river"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
south pakola rndeavnrnr,-

Sioux Fails. 8. o.. June ig--SlouR
Falls is entertaining the sixteenth an.
ual state convention OF the Christian
Endoavor society. which win be- in
session here during tho remainder OF
the week Delegates are here from
local organizations throughout tho
state and in addition there are pres.
ont number of notable speakers
frpm other states
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

A 'riut calI' was sent ln t0 DO.
lice headquarters this morning from
the E'ghtsp0 saloon. On south Albu.
quorque. and Assistant Marshal Coop.
or aud Pairo'man Joe salagar ro.
hponded The omcors found half a
dozen OF the strike breakers bowling
up 90 their hearts content and eager
FOR fray of some Kind. The belllror.
ent members of the party we're Quilted
hy the officers. and up 30 o'clock
This afternoon everything vas re.
ported aa peaceful ln the vicinity of
that wen known south Albuquerque
drink shop.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

A. 70 Myers aad son. who have re-.
sided nt Phoenix, arizona. tho past
foW years. Joined Mrs Meyers al No
Jos West Tlieraa avenue yesterday
Mr Meyers Will probably remain hero
ln tho future
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

Richard Gray Mcconnell died thla
morning a. st Ioseph's sauitarlum. Ho
was 33 years OF age and came A.,
~, '' ~ 20 enc first part OF
-... accompanied by bis brother.
Paul q. Mcdonnell Mr. Mcconnell
vas lieutenant in tho Uullel States
Marine Corps and attended Annapolis
Naval academy for three years proyl.
Gus 20 The spanlsh.AmcrIcan war
The r"mpiua viii be- taken 10 hls old
home in Beaver Indiana. FOR burial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

Col n 70, Twltohcll. The New Mex.
ico assistant couasol OF tho santa BE
road. has returned 10 the city from
Las Vegas, and is attending 10 legal
matters here today.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

" G. nutman. of this city. and Mrs
NJ g. pnrtlow OF birmingham. Ala.
came in uu the stage from WhItcomh
Springs this morning
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Have You Ever visisea FIor;d,s

mere Is what visitor has TO ssy cf
OF orniond; Waving palms. pureent
pines groves Of glossy-leaved orange and
'eiiiori trees. their branches bending un-
DER the weight ef the golden globes Of
isui'' tropical drives and walks. the Hall
tax uver with its launches and boats. ir-
v'ting to fishing parties on one ride and
sne great ocean on the other. make
o'mond one Of the drawing cards on the
east coast Of Florida" Low rates to
Florida points New Orleans, Galveston
aud San Antonio will be riven and
attractive literature sent on application.
T. E. FISHER,
c. p A.. C s S. Ry-
Denver. Colo
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sion Being recordsd n % rois. iss n and iIla IS.
psges -. Is and III Of the records
Of Clear Creek county Adjoining
claimants owners Of the above exclud-
ID claims and Of survey No: 1essl,
Register.
First publication November 10, 1894.
Last publication January II. 1895.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-10
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EDWIN B. CLAYTON.
idaho Springs, Colo.
MINING APPLICATION No. 1873. MIN
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s~orfrsnfrr ss sss scres srs forming
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II Vi. Of the sth principal meridian.
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fz1. page al. q. Tie records OF Clear
Creek county Colorado.
Adloinlnx claimants owners Of sur
c d. roRD.
Register.
First pssiscaffon November ~. 1896
LAST publication January -, 1895.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-10
4 GUARANTEED CURE ron plle,

itching. blind, bleeding or protrud.
ing piles. Druggists refund money II
PAzO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case. NO matter Of how long standing.
n six to fourteen days. First applica.
ton gives ease and rest, 80 cents. II
your druggist hasn't It send so cents
IN stamps. and II will BE- forwarded
postpaid. By Paris Medicine Company.
st Louis. Missouri.
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