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THE DAILY CITIZEN
HUGHKS ft MuCBKIOHT, Pcblibhiks
Taos. Hcmhss Kdltor
W. T. McCeiihht, Bna. Ugt. and City Rd
rCHUKHIU DAII.l ABI WIIllli
Amoclatrxl Ptmm Aflernnnn Telegrams.
Official Paper of Bernalillo Comity.
Oittcial Paper of City or Albnqnarqns.
lATgral City and County Circulation
Ths LATgmt New Meitoo Clrenlatlon
Larirrwt North Arliona Clreolatlon
ALBUQUKRQIK. JANUARY 17. 18!W
Thi forefoot of Iowa U in faror ot
gold aud against dancing.
Tai CiTicitN baa rsceired Vol. 1, No. S,
ot ths Raton Review. Harry M. Kry U
tbt publisher, and A. Hoffman U the ed
ltor.
Wihslow la enjoytDf a substantial
boom. On contractor, J. H. Parr, bat
undertaken to build twenty-three houses
In that town.
MiXQCa, Grant county, and Polradera,
Boeorro county, bare been discontinued
m poetoffloee. The mall for Mangos now
fuss to Cliff, and tor Polvadera to Ban
Aoaelo.
AT a meeting of the Floerahelm Mer
eaotlle company, ot Springer, N. II, 8.
Floerabelm was chosen president; H. W.
Kelly, not president, and A- If. Black
well, secretary and treasurer.
i j
I'KDia the new salary law tine Jan. 1,
justices ot t&e peaoo are also road super
visors and each one will receive a salary
of $8 per annum tor superintending tbf
work on the publle highways In his pre
cinct A contemporary says that "a western
man has Invented a gas meter which will
run backward or forward. The Chicago
Ttmes-Harald ' thinks that no ons who
has ever had any experience with a gas
meter will be surprised by any statement
about the speeding qualities ot that la
daetrioas machine.
8PEAHNO on behalf of the cold climate
at Lsa Vegas, the Optic ssya: Many seem
to think that lung troubles require
warm climate for their remedy. This Is
a mistake. It is altitude and dry climate
which are needed, giving rarlfled and
electrified air, destitute of all malarial
and other rldaua terms.
! , 1
Thi Phoenix GsxetU says: "The big
onyi mine at Mayer's station In Yavapai
county covers 200 acres. At present
there are hundreds ot tons piled up ready
for transportation. Fully 1 100,000 worth
ot the precious stone Is going into a big
structure for R. G, Dun A Co, of New
York city. Its estimated value is $100 a
ton."
TBI Williams correspondent ot the
Skylight Kicker truthfully says: "If
some ot the editors of northern Arizona
would pay mors attention to the news ot
the day and ot their cities instead of
keeping up a calamity howl about what
they are doing for the community tree
gratia, it would make better reading
matter. It reminds one of the old story
of the Pharisee and ths Publican In the
Temple."
i
Thi following Is ths work done by ths
Texas 8tte Rangers for ths month of
December, 1BU7: They made forty ar
rests during ths month for various
crimes, made seventy scouts, assisted the
different sheriffs forty-seven times,
guarded different Jails nine times, at
tended different district courts thirty
four times, mads nine attempts) to ar
rest, but failed, and traveled during the
month 4843 miles.
Tax Las Vegas Optic is angry because
Dr. B. Aubrtght, Albuquerque's efficient
mayor, I u tends no ask congress to maks
an ample grant of government land for
ths purpose of establishing and main
taining at ths city ot Albuquerque, in
Kew Mexico, a sanitarium for consump
tives.'' Anything that la Albuquerque
has always brought forth disapproval
from ths Optic, and regardless of the
criticisms from such an unworthy source,
ths mayor will continue his good work.
j . -.
Tnc Improvement In agricultural con
ditions in New Mexico has developed un
til her facilities for sheep and wool grow
ing are unsurpassed. Bha has at present
65,000.000 acres peculiarly adapted to
aheep growing, aud is capable ot main'
talnlng lio.ooo.ooo sheep, a number sum
clenlly large to produce an annual clip
ol 600.000,000 pounds. The present con
sumption of ths whols country uato,
000,000 pounds, so that New Mexico pre
sents a wide field for development In the
wool growing Industry.
A benbation baa been caused In med
leal circles of Mexico by ths discovery
by Dr. Millet, an American resident
there, of a vegetable preparation which
has been proven an absolute curs for the
worst eases of typhus, typhoid and ma'
larlal fever. Dr. MUterobUined the rem
edy from a tribe of Indians In the stale
of Yueatao. There were sixty cases ot ly
phold fever auioug the employes of i
hacienda owned by Dr. La Torre In the
stats of QuereUro. Dr. Miller was sent
for and applied his remedy, with the re
sult that every patleut quickly recover
d.
MiLiraHr rur hill.
The bill to e-iUbliHU a military post at
Albuquerque, New Mexico, introduced by
Delegate Kergusson and which ws re
ferred to ths committee on military af
fairs, reads as follows:
To ssUblish a miilurv -o-t at Albuquer
que. New Mexico.
Be It uacled by the BenaUi and House
ot Representative ot the Lulled butes uf
America lu Cougr assembled, That
upon the transfer aud conveyance to the
Lulled HUk ot a good aud auttlcieut
title to not less than oaa thoussud acres
ot laud, without euittoiue L ulled buies,
situated at or near tlis city of Albuiuer
qus, in the county uf Bernalillo and ter
ritory of New Mexico, aud on or uear a
railroad, aud coasUiutiug an eligible aud
suitable sits for an army pnrt, and to be
approved and accepted by the Herretary
of War for thnt purpoaa, then and there
of" n thr shall be, and Is hereby estab
lished and located on said land a In lied
'Mate army post of snch character and
6 'I aclty as the Hecretary ot V) ar shall di
rect and approve.
8eo S. That' for ths purpose of de
fraiing the expenses of locating said
army post as aforesaid and of construct
ing barracks, quarter, hospitals, kitch
ens, mess hall, stables, storehouses,
magazines, defenses, and other neceexary
and suitable Improvements and bn lin
ings, there is hereby appropriated out of
any money in the treasury of the Lotted
rttates not otherwise appropriated, the
sum of one hundred thousand dollars, or
so much thereof a may be necessary, the
same to be drawn from the treasury and
applied to said purposes under direction
ol the Hecietsry of War: Provided, Thst
no part of said sum hereby appropriated
shall be expended until the aforesaid
tract of land shall hsvs been conveyed to
and accepted by the United States,
tHK SITUATION."
Commenting on the fight now In pro
gress between the department stores of
Denver and the big dally newspapers of
that city, the Pueblo Chieftain hit tbr
nail pretty square on Its head In the fol
lowing article:
The trouble with Denver merchants Is
that they have read Denver editorials
until they have become permeated with
ths "nti doctrine, to such an extent
that they do not kuow a good thing when
they see It Thers ars many people In
Colorado who are that way. They fall to
appreciate their opportunities and ad
vantages, and tall to grasp the fact that
Colorado Is a big, prosperous stats and li
berated by big and costly newspapers.
When a man gets Into that "antl" swamp
everything looks green and cloudy to him
and he wants to stick to the hard times
way of living aud thinking and voting.
Remember that The Citibkn has tl
finest and most complete job printing
establishment In ths entire district W e
don't do the cheapest work but the very
best
The Coeia Hlcma Counterfeiter,
For months the Costa Hlcan couuter
tellers have been Issuing bogus notes ot
the governmeut ot tlie Islaud until the
amount. It is said, baa reached 11,000,000.
Inspectors of the secret service bureau
were chiefly Instrumental In bringing
the malefactois to Justice. Theefiicieuc)
ot ths secret service Is undoubted, but ll
is by no means a secret but a patent
tact, that the servlcs that Hosteller's
Htomacb Bitters does ths weak, nervous
and dyspeptic is ot genuine value. There
nave batiu from lime to time counterfeit
of It but the miniature note of hand on
the label, Mid In vignette of St George
and the Dragon, are not successfully lui-
liable, luia ionic absolutely prevents
and remedlea malaria, rheumatism, liver
complaint aud dyspepsia.
They War at La Aogelee.
The Los Angeles Times, of last Friday,
In commenting on "At Gay Coney Is
land" company, says:
"At Gay Coney Island," ths broadly
farcical conceit In wblch those two
clever comedians, Matthews and Bulger,
appeared last night Is ousof the liveliest
skits that has corns west to jully the pop
ulace (or many loug day, and It gut
jui'h reception from last night's big
audience as was convincing ibat the
aforesaid populace these days wants
nothlug so much as being amused, ll
wouldu t be fair to set soberly to work
to treat ot la-il nighi's production as a
dramatic concoction, for It makes no
claims upon coherency or sobriety, but It
is constructed solely as a vehicle to agitate
the midriff and dispel ths blue devils
from the hearts ot an audience, and it
does the busiues with a swiftness thai
swirls and eddies like a spring freshet
on Big Cresk. There is quits a bit ot
story in "At Gay Coney Island," but the
tory does not count; what does count Is
the way Matthews, Bulger and company
1o things, nveryoouy works and works
bard to keep the fuu going and the
storms of laughter and ths repeated en
core ars evidence that they labor not In
vain. Matthews and Bulger carry
the major part of tlis comedy
business and their rattling play of dia
logue repartee and jollity Is mostly fresh
aud bright but avsn if not eutireiy new
every time, the spirited way in which
they dasb off things gives them new
uieunlug, and every sally Is curs to galu
the reward of a burst of laughter or ap
plans. Mr. Matthews Is a dry joker, aud
his work Is as deft and neat as can be
Imagined, aud as for Mr. Bulger, hs Is a
veritable comedy cyclone. His make-up
as the "poor, but dishonest plumber," Is
a feat In Itself, and he adits thereto
a atyle ot drolluess In his tooling
thai is wearing upon stars and but
tons. Jans Wilbeck, as Daisy Kidder,
Is as bright as a dollar. Her pas ma la
song in ins opening act was given en
cores to the number of a half dnxsu, and
they wars deserved, for shs has chic
a-plenty, and spirit, gayety and frolic.
souieneas to spare. But the list of people
who do catchy things lu a musical way,
who dance, and joke aud maks merry. Is
so long, that to particularly without
mentioning ths whole of them would be
invidious, therefore let It bo at this: "lu
Gay Coney Islaud," Is oue ot the breesl-
est, brlghleet aud best farce comedies
ever eeeu In Los Angeles, and ths people
wuo present ll xuow meir business.
There will be another performauce to
night and two on Saturday, and the man
or woman with the blue can find a sure
cure for the aliment by jolulua the
throng at the Los Angeles.
An "auction sale party" was given by
Miss Anita and Master Tomas Otero to
about fifty ot their young friends Satur
day afternoon at the boms ot their
father, A. G. Otero, on north Fourth
street. The children were supplied with
fifty beaus, each ot which were supposed
to represent so many dollars. Mr. Otero
then acted as aucllonoer and disposed ot
a large number of packages to ths high
est bidder, which contained some pretty
presents. After ths auction refreshments
were served, and then a couple ot hours
were devoted to dancing.
No sweat shop work, no tklmpky gar
ments, but all made by Intelligent sew
ing girls, expressly made for na for this
big muslin underwear sale. Kvery gar
ment guaranteed as advertised or your
money back, at the Economist
R. ll. Greenleaf, ths game warden, and
Barney Coffey came In from the country
west of the Uallluas mountains Saturday
night They report that great deal ot
suow and large numbers of black tall
deer abound lu that region.
Mrs. Richard Knglish, wife of the gen
eral master mechanic of the Sauta Fe
Pacific, was called to I is Angeles Satur
day night by a telegram Informing her
of the serious Illness of her sister, Mrs.
Btead.
Wallle Locke aud family, formerly of
Sau Marclal, passed through ths city last
Saturday uiiiht on their way to Sauta Fe.
Tlrj havs been living la Tucson for
soius time past
W illiam Sanguineus, the popular bar
tender at ths St. Elmo, Is able to be
arouud again after being laid up tor the
past three weeks with rheumatism.
"John Hei:y, ot New Mexico," Is now
swinging ths leather on one of W. L.
Trimble's six horse freight teams from
Trtuiblevtlls to Thornton station.
Tba wife ot William Hollo way, the
slectilclan, was taken tuddeuly ill this
morning.
THE TOWNS OF
NEW MEXICO!
Items Culled and Classified from Our
Territorial Exchanges.
NEWS OH INTEREST TO
SANTA ric
From the New Meilcsn.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Tipton have re
turned from Washington and registered
at ths Palace last evening.
T. J. Helm, the capable general agent
ot the Denver & Rio Grande railroad,
with headquarters at Santa Fe, returned
from a trip to southern Colorads last
evening. He reports that ths mercury
marked 25 degrees below sero at alamosa
Friday morning.
George IL Bibb, mining man from Sll
verton. Colo., Is In the city conferring
with the owners ot the Keystone, Fair
view aud Thunderbolt mining claims,
located near SUverton. Among the own
ers are Hon. T. B. Catron and Mr. J. U.
Vaughn.
Arrangements are being mads through
which. It Is believed, the coupons due on
the city bonds, onder date ot January 1
last may be paid- and the city's credit
saved. Such action on behalf of ths city
authorities would provs for the best Inter
ests of ths city and Its credit.
In the United States district court last
evening, after hearing the evidence In
ths Base of the United States vs. William
McKae, probate clerk of San Juan county.
charged with collecting excessive fees In
a homestead entry case. Judge Laugblln
Instructed the jury to bring In a verdict
Acquitting the defendant and assessing
ths costs against ths United States. The
jury promptly obeyed these Instructions
and Mr. McRae was honorably discharged.
Ths trial ot the ease ot the United
States vs. Joseph Routledge, charged
with unlawfully cutting timber on tbe
public domain, was commenced In the
United Btatea district court this morning
and will probably occupy a day or n.
This ease was tried In the district court
two yesr ago and the defendant was
convicted. It was subsequently appealed
to the supreme court and that trlbuual
reversed the judgment ot the lower eourt
and remanded the case for a new trial.
United States Attorney Chllders repre
sents the government and General K. L.
Bartlelt Is attorney for the defeudaot.
iocobro.
From tbt Chlefuln.
The politicians ars doing considerable
scheming these times getting ready for
next tail's political campaign.
Capt. A. B. Fitch, lessee and manager
ot the Graphic mines and smelting works
at Magdalena, was In ths city on a busi
ness trip.
John A. Dobbin, ths prominent and
well-known Water canyon mine owner,
and now night foreman of the Graphic
mines at Magdalena, was in Socorro the
greater part of last week.
Rev. R. M. Craig preached at ths Pres
byterian church on Sunday, the 10th
Inst, morning and evening. Holy com
munion after the morning terries.
Mrs. R. Potter, manager ot the New
Mexico Vlavl company, whose headquar
ters are established at Albuquerque, Is
making a tour over the territory, and will
spend some time with ths ladles here.
She will arrive the first of the week, and
will give a course of lectures on the
"Higher Physical Life ot Woman" while
here.
As yet there have been no cases ot
small pox in Booorro, but it is on both
aides of us yet both up the river and
down the river with new oases breaking
out all the time. Ths quarantins in So
corro Is still In full force and effect and
San Acaclo and Paraje are two addition
al localities quarantined agalust thi
week. By all means let the quarantine
be most rigidly enforced and let our ctt-
ixeus act together In every effort to pre
vent the spread of ths dread disease. '
HAN MAHCIAL.
From Hit Bet.
Jos Wiggins Is conducting a saloon
In old San Marclal. Who ssys business
Is not Improving?
Tbs lujury ths school building received
during high wind a tew week ago has
been repaired.
Mrs. W. U. Howard la In attendance
upon her daughter, tbe wife of Rev. Ed.
lieBreton, of Madrid aud Cerrllloe, who is
quits ill at ths latter town.
Tbe monument rained by subscription
among Ban Marclal people a few months
ago, was erected over the resting place
ot the late Henry Gray, last Tuesday.
Mike SUttery was thrown from a
horse at W. W. Jones' place last Satur
day, aud received an Injury to his left
leg. He will be laid op tor a few weeks
in consequence.
The local lodge of Odd Fellows had
their semi-annual Installation of officers
recently with the following results: vV.
D. Hitchcock, N. G.j Fred Horn, V. G ; W.
D. Flunsy, secretary; W. J. Uanua, treas
urer. Last Monday ths ancient poetofflcs fix
tures that have rendered service in Ssn
Marclal sines ths town was established,
were removed, and In their place was
erected one ot ths most complete aud
handwme outflt ever introduced luto a
town the slxe ot San Marclal.
Rev. Edward B. Cross, ot this place,
will officiate ou February 10, at a wed
dlug lu Ht Luke's church, at Deming,
when Miss Olyvs Hughes, ot that
town, will be united In holy matrimony
to Mr. Edwin Ely, of Lordsburg. Mr.
Cross will be abseut from 3a Marclal
from Jauuary 6 to February 11, visiting
El Paso, Li Cruces and Rlucon on the
way to Demlug.
SlLVkH (.Il k,
From tht Eaierpria.
Joe Brock man, who was reported as ss
riomly 111 of pneumonia lait week. Is
now outot dauger and convalescent
The people ot Silver City had their first
aud probably their last opportunity to
eujoy sleigh riding, during tbe receut
snow.
Ths annual meeting of ths Hock-holders
of ths Silver City National Bank was
held In tbs director' room at ths bank
bull 'log last Tuesday afternoon. Be
ALL KINDS OF READERS
sides transacting ths usual amount ot
routine business, ths following directors
were elected for the ensuing year: C. F.
Grayson, T. F. Conway, James W. Glllett
J. W. Carter and James B. Carter. The
directors afterward organised and elected
Ja.ues W. Glllett, president; T. F. Con
way, vice president; J. W Carter, cashier,
ann James 8, Carter, asit.nt cashier.
United States eourt convenes here on
the first M.mrtay. ths same being the 7th
day ot February. The jury venires havs
already been issued. Ths docket Is
heavier than usual, and has on It quits a
number of Important cases, ths most im
portant being smuggling charges aud
those growing onl of ths "white-capping"
ot A. W. G I fiord In Dana Ana county last
summer. Ths term will likely last for
three weeks.
Special Organlier Elliott, ot Denver,
Colo, has been In Silver City during the
week, securing the necessary number of
names to organlie a local lodge of the
Modern Woodmen. He has been quits
successful and Silver City will soon havs
another secret society.
Hon. 0. D. Banti Is fitting np law
offices preparatory to resuming practice
npon the qualification of Judge F. W.
Parker as bis successor on tbe bench.
Collector John L. Buruslde, during the
first ten days ot Jauuary, 18U8, collected
about thlrty-flrs per cent ot tbs taxes
dun Jan. 1, 18VS, for Grant county.
Tbe early closing movement has as
sumed tangible form, and business Is
now practically suspended In Silver City
at 7 o'clock.
LAS VKQAS.
From tht Optic.
Col. Harry Whlgham, ot Raton, was
made a member of the Lu Vegas Elks
organltittlon. It Is said that several
) arils of linen were consumed in ban
daglDg his wounds.
C. A Duke, who was about hare for
some time, and left for El Paoo to enter
the employ of ths Joint railroad agent at
that place, tuts suffered a serious attack
ot hemnrrhaga at tbs pass city.
C. Lewis and wife, from Orangs City,
Iowa, are In the city for a tew days. Mr.
Lewis is in ths real estate and Invest
ment business at home, and will make a
tour of New Mexico and California be
fore returning.
It is understood that ths Maxwell Tim
ber company, controlled by Albert Law
rence and Gross, Blackwell & Coseutered
luto a contract with ths Maxwell Land
Grant compauy for the exclusive use ot
the timber on the graut for a period of
five year.
From the Kxamlner.
Ham. Chamberlain has filed on 100
acres of land hoar Geronimo. and pro
poses to commence farming and ranch
ing In ths spring.
The new schedule ot the postoffles de
partment will seud the Lu Vegis mall
for all the northwestern section, which Is
tributary to Las Vegas to Watrous.
The Las Vegas Military band, under
the leadership ot Prof. John A. Hand, Is
fast coming to the frout, and Is, no doubt,
the best organization ot the kind In the
southwest
At the election of officers and director
ot the First National bauk on Saturday,
those elected were as follows: Dlrectois
Joshua 8. Raynolds, John W. Zollara,
A. A. Jours, A- B. Smith, L. F. Adams.
Officers: Joshua 8. Raynolds, president;
John W. Zoila.-H, vios president; A. B.
Smith, cashier; L. F. Adams, assistant
cashier.
Ou Friday Jose Borllla swore out a
warrant for the arrest ot Jose de La Crui
Gorduno on the charge of assault with a
deadly weapon. It seems that Gorduno
had carried off the wife of Borllla and
was living with her. When the latter
went after her Gorduno assaulted him
with a rock. He was arrested and tried
before Judge Wooster, who bound him
ovjr to the grand jury In the sum of
t'JOO. Also, this will be a ease for the
Edmunds law to get In its work.
Tht OraaUat Ulaeovarjr Vat.
W. M. Repine, edluir Tiskllwa. Ill,
Chief, says: "We won't keep house with
out Dr. King's New Discovery for eon
sumption, coughs and colds. Experi
mented witn ninny others, but never got
the true remxiy until we used Dr. King's
new discovery, nu oilier remedy can
take its place In our home, as In It we
havs a eertaln and lure cure for coughs.
colds, whooping cough, etc." It Is Idle to
experimeui with other remedies, even If
they are urged on you as just a good as
Dr. King' New Discovery. They are not
as good, because this remedy has a record
of cures aud besides Is guaranteed. It
never falls. Trial bottles free at J. H.
u Kieny s uo.'s drug store.
Naw Mailna Paaaloua.
Original: Edward Armljo, Rowe, $12
per mouth. Original widows: Dolorltas
Manzanares de Flores, Vlllauuevo, $8 per
mouin.
Mrs. A. Arpln, of Grand Rapids, Wis.,
accouipanlrd by her mother, Mrs. K. C.
Smith, who have beeu In the city for some
time past, will leave to-morrow night for
Kl Paso. They will return again lu
the spring to make Albuquerque their
future home
Awarded
Highest Honors Wurld'B Fair,
Oold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
DaX'
CREAM
PAEON
A Pars 0rp Crcaa si Tartar Pswstr.
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
wm
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Fighting tor Statehood for Hew Utiles
s4 Arizona-LeeU FavortMs.
Special CoTTWpondnr.
Washington, Jan li. The eommltiM
on territories met to day at 11 a. m. All
the members, but ons, wert present, In
cluding Delegates Fergnsson, of New Mex
loo, and Smith, ot Arizona, and with
Chairman Knox, of Massachusetts, pre
siding. Delegate Fergnsson read his report to
establish the capital for tbs territory
permanently at Santa Fe, pursuant to
ths Instructions of the committee and In
accordance with his bill tor that purpose.
After some remarks by Delegate Fergus
son, explaining the necessity for ths bill,
that a largs majority of the people of the
territory favored It there being no objec
tion, he was authorized to report the bill
to the house with ths favorable recom
mendation ot the committee.
Delegate Smith, of Arizona, spoke In
ftvor of his bill to sanction an act of the
Arir ua legislature to authorise the Issue
of 1 101,000 In bonds to erect a capital
building at Phoenix, Arizona, which also
received the approval ot the committee,
and Delegate Smith was aut'.wlzAd to
prepare a favorable report to be presented
at ths meetlug next Wednesday.
Chairman Knot said he had received
numerous communications relating to
ths act ot the New Mexico legislature,
requiring Insurance companies to d
posit ten thousand dollars In cash, or
bonds of ths territory, some county or
city In order to do boslnua there.
Delegate Fergumon said hs desired to
be heard when that question was pre
sented to annul the law and at his re
quest it was postponed for two weeks In
rrder to notify the governor, ths attor
ney general and the speaker ot ths last
house and ths president of the council
ot the time when ths matter would be
heard.
Judge Broderlck, ot Kansas, while the
Insurance matter I also up, said the
legislature had undoubted right to legis
late npon the question.
The question of a proper government
and of a delegate to be given to Alaska,
was referred to by Chairman Knox, bnt
as he stated that the senate committee on
territories was perfecting a bill, the com
mittee decided to wait tor the final action
of that committee, with the request that
they have extra copies of their report
printed for the use of ths house com
mittee.
Delegate Fergusson then requested the
committee to tlx an early date for the
consideration of the bill to admit New
Mexico to the sluterhood ot states. He
said that to ths oft repeated objection
that a largs majority ot the people were
foreigners, be denltd it; that two-thirds,
If not three-fourths of ths people were
native-torn citizens of the territory and
ot this country; that a large part
of the people had attained their
majority under our flag; that New
Mexico had placed more men In the
Union army than any state in the
Uulon in proportion to population.
He said he would be frank with the com
mittee. If admitted, he believed they
would send two Teller republicans or two
Bryan democrats to the United States
senate. They would do It sure, but In
Gid's name were the people that bad been
kept out of the onion tor fifty years to be
kept out another fifty years because of
their opinion on a financial question?
No, he said, hs believed that the commit
tee would grant the tax ridden, suffering
people jnstlce, regardless ot their views
on politics, finance or religion, a'l of
which the constitution guaranteed to
them. He made a number ot other strong
points and thn said ha did not wish to
tire the committee before the bill was
even before them. One republican mem
ber said that he believed In the gold
standard, but he could decide tbe state
hood bill on Its own merits regardless ot
all other questions. The committee theu
decided to consider the New Mexico state
hood bill next Wednesday at 10:30 a. m.
Delegate Smith asked that the Arizona
statehood bill follow the New Mexico bllL
which was acceeded to.
In the course of his remarks, Delegate
Kergusson referred to tbe hundreds ot
thousauds ot acres ot land that had re
verted to the government through the
action ot the eourt ot private land claims
and said that It New Mexloo was not to
be admitted as a state then he would ask
that the lauds dus them for their educa
tional and charitable Institutions be
given them now, and not kept away from
them for another fifty years till all these
lauds be taken up and the government
store the proceeds in its own coffers,
without ths territorial Institution re
ceiving any benefit therefrom.
Besides ths members that spoke of do
log the territory Justice, Mr. Low, (Rep.
New York), voted for the Catron bill, and
It Is believed that Judge Broderlck, ot
Kansas, and several other republicans,
will favor the bill, and all tbe democrats
and Delegates Kergusson and Smith,
Cbalrniau Knox, opposed ths Catron bill.
Bo that It looks as though tbe New Mex
loo bill may receive just aud favorable
consideration, though the opposition may
show more strength In a final vote of the
committee than expected. I. M. B.
WAMTBD. FOB BALK AMD BBKT.
Waatod.
Girl wanted for general bouse work.
Apply ozi Bourn Broadway.
Wanted Household goods and gents'
doming, vt uitien, 114 Uoid avenue.
Wanted Girl for general housework;
a gooa piace. ror particulars, inquire at
cis souin Becona street.
Wanted Solicitors of good address,
either sex, to sell California roses, rare,
hardy, ornamentals, elc Towns and
cities only. Will pay salary weekly. Be
quicx. eiaieage. ine iiowiand Nursery
Company, Los Angeles, Cat
Haat SaviDS Baah.
The Co-operative Building and Loan
association has opened a new series of
slock, which Is now offered for sals at
ons dollar aud tweuty-five cents per
snare, two series nave beeu matured
aud the association begins the new year
under very favorable circumstances. If
you wish to build a home or Invest In a
savings bank you should Improve this
opportunity.
Calvin Wbitino, Secretary.
TO CUB.: A COLO IN ONE OAT
Take Laxative Broiuo Quinlns Tablets,
All druggists refund ths money It It falls
to cure. lc Ths geuuiue has L. B. C.
ou eacn uuiei.
A Baap lor Uaallh Saakera.
Ranch three and one-half miles from
town for rent with UM acres pasture; a
warm, comfortable house. furnished with
cooking utensils, beds, mattresses, etc.
Cellar and clsteru, wllh buggy aud har
ness iu ths bargain. Price per mouth.
10. Call on A. W. Rankin, room V.N.
T. Armljo building.
VV. II. PALMER,
WATCRLOO, IOWA.
"Bavad Prom Ih Horrsrt af Nenrev
tratlon" bv Dr. Mllat' Narvlna,
aconon dons not always Indicate
conaumptioB. Mr. W. fl. Palmer, ot
Waterloo, Iowa, writes: "I was taken
with a nerrons stricture of the branchial
tubes, which developed Into nerrou pros
tration, I r aa so weak I could not alt np. I
got no sleep tot dart except wbea under th
Influence of opiate. For four m.-intba I suf
fered asonlra and nrajred that I mlihtdl
and b at mat. On
phjrdclaa iald I had
4-nnsutrntloa. for 1 had
a couch thnt fart at
no rl Dot a rood
old phvflctan a boat
MllaV
f-Nervine?
0 ttOf9
3 medlcln bad failed
a-3&nUB&4.J
ndrlHrd me ui una tr.
Mllci' ReitorallT
Nervine and I thank Ood that It liu brtgnt
snad my days, lengthened my Ilia andaawd
bm from th horror of nerroni prostration."
Itr. Miles' Remedlea ar sold by all drat
gluts nnder a potltireinarantes Brat bottla
benefit or roonry rafnndad. Book on Heart
and Narrra nt f rre to all applicant.
im. MU.FS MEPffAt, 00 Elkhart, IivV
GRANT OPERA HOUSE
Tuesday Ei'g., Jan. 18
The Real Funny Star
vtw anuria
MATHEWS
and
BULGER.
"Me fXmrli It Hlch at Ktnnd'ke"
A o I nkinner "say Yes"
'Mv Lova la a finmblin' Man"
"Conry by th S-a"
A Jay In New York"
"Hhootl"; the Chulea"
mrrr r innrr maiui?na
Tbe Cientle Football Player"
In the Far-Famed Farcical Fet
"It la to faiish and vou1
AT GAY
CONEY
ISLAND
do laugh." N . Y. Journal.
"Krrah fun. without vul.
(arlty. N. Y. Tlinra."
THS OA VEST OF ALL OAV FLAY.
"Th linra ar brlaht and th alftiatlnna
laughable." N. Y. liera'd.
Scun on sale at Walton's drug utorr, Friday,
January 14. Hrlrra Sua and $ l.oo.
UdMnal vara fa a bottla at Honor larss
aartna thaa ra any etbar praparattoa.
Mere) skin I required, saor ar lakaa, man
sipana IneurrM la ha aaafiainra.
It aosta tbs proprietor an Uto Saalat
Mor But a) easts lbs aonmioMt laaa, a ha
fts nor doe tor kl Baooay.
Mere) uraUvpowrlaaeur4bylUaaria
ombtnauon, aropoitkm and yrima,
which na It pMuBar IbMlt
Mere) paepl ar plofad an ator ipsa s
sopM at Ra Laboratory thaa any Mass.
Mor) wonderful ora affect aad saor taa
Umonlala raealvad tliaa by any tbar.
Mar) ) d am Inoreaa foai By yaaf
. are rrportM by draff lit.
Mere) peopl ar taking Hood's anaparlTJa
. VHlay thaa any thr, and aaar ar
1 taking today thaa ever bofora.
More ai mu none raaaoaa smigbt to
giroa way yoa abould la
Mood's
Sarsaparilla -
The On Tros Blood rartnar. gl par kotOa,
i rattt. mr a" Uvw in ant
I1UUU B) flllS Blok
BUSINESS NOTES.
Plumbing. Whitney Co.
Oaa fitting. W hitney Co.
Visit The Kconomlst art department.
Lamps and trimming. Whitney Co,
Visit the big store this week and save
money.
Use pasteurized milk and eream it yon
are sick.
Goods sold on the Installment plan.
Whitney Co.
Carving sets and cutlery. Donahoe
Hardware Co,
Outing flannel waists from 2oc to 75c,
at me Big btore.
Largest assortment of candy, Ogs, nuts.
etc, ai a Lombarao a.
Ice wool shawls. In black and eream
color, at Tbe tfoouomlst.
New lot ot teas, at tne usual low
prices, at A. Lombardo a.
Highest prices paid for genta clothing
at Han s, it7 uoid aveuue.
Houses furnished complete, on the In
stallment plan. Whitney Co.
Acknowledged the best the Majestic
range, uouanoe Hardware Co.
Your pick ot our cloak stock at lowest
possiuie prices, ine Koouomist
Insure your life In the Kqnltable. Wal
ter N. farkhurst general manager
Flue broche and brocaded silk velvets,
worm ij.uo. tor 700, at the big btore.
High grade cloaks at price ot Inferior
quaime ai ins noonoiuisi cm sals.
Leava orders at the "lcoerg" for
Pabst's eiport and "blue riboou" beers
in quarts and pints. Charles at. (ieach,
ageut
A penny saved Is a penny earned, but
you will save dollars by buying Cerrillos
aninraciis ami ouuuiiuous coal during
in is coin weamer. tiaun uo.
For ths dance: New lawn and cambric
underskirt with deep ruffle ot lace and
embroidery, all maile new umbrella
style, just in, at The Kconomlst
Now, about that old stove of yoursf
Throw It away aud get a Majestic range.
The difference In price Is soon forgotten
when you havs a convenience like a Ma
jestic rauge tor years to come. Donahoe
uaraware uo.
wmm
t CURED
AT 5MAL
COST.
gaam. gwraf
8
tmltttnaj
I.W MMT&
kllafa M'lrM Off
Perce t reteii,
Itaatt -Wob-Ji.
HP
Prelaw nau.ru oil rvriB ao mrm youn
TlUattlkS . tt ffaUa Af OUft stUaVHf wk
ftU Hir Truswg
Lrm ebeeit this (real 94, M It later
fcKte eaiUielUel.y.
J. H. O'lHelly & Co.,
VH0LES.ll and IETA1L DIDGGIS1,
Sole Agents,
A1BUQUERQUE, - NET MEXICO
LttWal Discount to th Trad.
mm
W. V. FUTRELLEj
Cor. First tad Gold, ricTeo
TURLINGTON
ONLY
61
STABLE
BLANKET
ft hi
Horse Owners, Attention
"8TAY-0N" BURLINGTON AIIE THE Br'T
-g BLANKETS ss
For Sale by "MANN," The Seconl-St. Saldler.
Native stacl
uiwfr
WawaaneasvaMea
DauaintT rip
sVUftft ta Block
First St. and Lead
ESTABLISHED 1878.
L. B. PUTNEY,
"01d Reliable's
Wholesale Grocer I
FLOUR, GRAIN &
PROVISIONS. -istaple : groceries:-
Car Lata apeelaltv. Boatawao.
Farm and Freight Wagons I
RAILROAD AVENUE. t : t ALBUQUERQUE. N. M
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
n, P. HALL. Proprietor
Xroa and Brass Oast iurs , Or, Coal and Lumbar Oars I Bhaftinf , Pnllaya, Grats Bars
Babbit at all Columns and Iron Fronts far Bulldtajr sUpairs oa
kUnlnff and BtUl aUehmary a specialty.
FOUNDRY: "0E RAILROAD TRACK. ALBUQUERQUE. N. M.
CRESCENT COAL YARD.
GALLUP COAL Best Do
mestic Coal in use. Yard
opposite Freight Off
A. J. CRAWFORD, Agent.
' New Telephone No. !64..
Old Telephone No 25-
Leave ordersTrlmble's stables
CUT FLOWERS
CjHIGHliWD GREEKHQUSEft
Car. Oold At a. aa I Araa St.
MRS. T. C. MARSHALL.
Maw Talapaana Na. .
A. E. VVALKEIi,
FIRE INSURANCE
Seeretirj lotnil Building luoelitlOD.
Oflloa at J. O. Raldrldga't Lamaar Tard,
DQ1TT THROW AWil 10NE.I
Bat e Alexander! price and be nappy.
A penny eared la a penny sained. You
ear dullan by trading with iu.
Look Here
155 suits of fine clothing, bought at
Sheriff Sale, which w oiler at jOc on
th dollar.
Ovcrcoata men's tui boyi coats, boo'i,
ah oca, halt, capt. . rta and Underwear
that w will praci lly giv away,
compared woh the y i ts other dealer
aalc.
D' M bedroom seta, (pringi nd mattressta
for lal cheap. If you ars looking for
bargains, call at
tLEXlNDER'S AUCTION BOUSE,
Waat Hallraad Araaue.
Tbouaanda have been aerved and saved
money. .
,
or jPeoDie That Are
PILLS
Blok or "Just Don't I
Jf'Bel Wall."
ml ana ana a rtnaa
Reneta PI ai plat, eara MtaaaoM, Oy.p.o.H sad
Canvanait. 21 el., a box at ilriimrl'U ur br a.4
llaa4a. ra., adaraai Br, Bounk. c. Halla, a
M. HAROLD.
OOMTBACTOB
FOR UBILLIMQ OIL
OAS OK WATKa
WKLLA.
P. O. ADDBSaS,
Goldca, Siota Fe Co.,
NSW HSU CO.
To the Young Face
oeaoaV OOHrunios Powdis lira traahar
ohannat to the old. renewed Tooth. Try It.
sfiiiiifiin
ii.(iuy j'j
JHO. TAN BAN UK.
K. J. Post & Co. bavs them la stock.
Get their prices aud safe money.
Bicycles to rsut at BrockmeUr's.
yVholsa1 nnd Ketall Pculer
FUHSITUHE
IIOUSKlioL!) 0001)8
and lUrvci KS.
alKAMMMKCT
Sold Cheap for Cash or on
th lnatallmnt flan. Alan
rented at rraaonabl ratea.
l Albnancnnc, New Mexico.
BLANKU
A hone cannot get
them off, no matter
how much he rolls
or tumbles In hi
stall or paddock.
You will find it
satisfactory.
Vou will tavc the cos
of Blanket In Feed
and Labor in let
than three weeks.
It keeps the hair
leek and the horse
always dean.
:
iiitci, rim.f,
IIiei, Ciitat
;ui rtinu.it'.
Ave., Albuquerque.
Owrrla th Larcae aa
Haat ataaala Mtaak ml
THIRD STREET
MEAT MARKET
All kinds of Fresh and Salt
Meats. .. .. . ..
Steam Sausage Factory.
MASONIC TEMPLE,
THIRD STREE1.
EMIL KLEIN WORT, Prop.
PI0NEEK BAKEKY!
riaar stbbbt,
BaLUMQ BROS., PaoraiBTOBf .
Wedding Oakea a Specialty t
W Dsalr) Patron a, and w
Gnarant rirst-Claaa Baking.
Tel aeripb order. en) tctted and Promptly Billed
THAT'S THE PLACE
Where you fet the
Highest Prices for
your goods at .. ..
THE FAVORITE
203 W. Gold Avenue.
City : Drug : Store
Third Bt. and Railroad Ay.
Drop, Isdlcinu, Paints, 0113, Etc!
WHOLKSALK AND KBTAIL
W. Y. WALTON. Proprietor
occeeeor to Plllaboxy Walton.
JACOB K0KBEK& CO
Manolactarar Ot and Dealer la
Wagons,
Carriages.
Buckboards!
Th Beat festers-Mads Vehicle.
Pine Bone-Shoeluc a Specialty.
Batt taction O wan Wad la Ail Work
Rapalrlnf. Palntlnf aad Trimmlnf
Dona on rJhort Motioa. I I i i i i
She;, Cor.tr Copper It. in. First SL,
ALSCQOSBOOn. ff . at
LEATHER,
Harness and Saddles,
Cut Soles, Taps, Shoe Nails,
Findings, Shoe Dressings, Etc.
Saddlery, Hardware, Harness,
Chains, Collars, Sweat Pads,
Whips xoc to $ i. as, Lubricat
ing Oils, Axle Oils, Grease,
Horse Remedies, Sheep Dips.
Thos. F. Kelehcr,
Wholesale and Retal Dealer.
PRICES EIGHT. CALL AND ll CONVINCED
4M Railroad Avs, hUbumj.

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