Western Liberal, 1889-05-31

Carlos Montezuma, M. D., a full-blooded Apache, whoso Indian namn was Wus-sa- j ih. H; .was captured by tb? Timas, in 1870, in the Pinal mountains and two years later was sold by them to ft photo photographer - grapher photographer who took Montezuma to Chicago, since which time he has lived in tha Lke City, and continuously attended schools and colleges until last month, when be graduated irom from a medical college.and the degree &f f.a,cheolr of Science itai con conferred - ferred conferred upon him, and be is now a practic practicing - ing practicing yhysieut in Chicago. On Centenni Centennial - al Centennial day, .he delivered the oration in one of the leading rtlucaliciul i.istitutions of tha" city, , ,' At the titin pr the iv.ptui-e by the Pi nin, t wo of his sisters were taken into bondage, and were subsequently ,for two cows. One of Ibeia io.w lives in i í lobe, and is the wife of u Mexican. The Iher sister was taken by white people in le72 or '73 to California, where she now lives, her sister thinks, in San Francisco I'be mother is still a ward of the Govern Government - ment Government and lives en the San Carlos reserva :nn. y ' - . . Pr. Moiiti-7.itnia.:W.iles a legible hand. ind his letter gives evidence of a well ed-' iioutcd mind, anl is tilled with expressions of a dfectinn for his mother and sister. Montezuma'. cue furnishes a con conspicuous - spicuous conspicuous ex&mple of what might be ac complisln d -v. ilh the Apache Indians if tht pi.licy advocated by tbivllelí, was adoptee, namely, to nbolish all schools tor their in--(ruction open reservations and send Indi in children (when they aruve at a .school ig! ) to schools established in Eaitern -states, and after elementary instruction in Ktiiilish branches, then to teach them Iradeu or pi;ofv"-ioiis suited to their men mental - tal mental calibre, und which would enable them to gain a respectable living in cempeti- l ion with w'u tes. And by i. m.vns Ui. nú sep.'r-.iíio:i from tb..ir iribe, and la mil; bi'K a ti.e, r-"-i::i fm!k: reservation'l "' final, else ail the instruction and efiurts o civilizo will hipie-beeu ,'jestawed ii. v.iin. -itisiiiere that the present system ' a 1 1 k vitally, und utUil this ciiange is uiiid. ml the reservation 'i'tem.j,U.libcd the Apache will remain a savage, a seriou--ihstanee to tb-; development ot the south- Oi,t. (SI OOO Itetvaril. -One thousand dollars will hi . RC,"1 to .my chemist who will find on analyis oí v S. 3. (Swift's Specific) one pa'-ticle o! uiercury, Iodide of pjtush, or any poirOL- ih substance. Ik 11'73 I contracted blood poison, wlrcb -ooii developed into its vevere-t secondary rom, with blotches and u--ly tores all ver inv body, which totajiy dibble me for tiore thati R year ,l!l",e. .-doctors treated. .up .up-ill - ill .up-ill Uirt lirue Without benefit. The diseas steadily gr-j .vm -vors-' aud v )i-s, 1 wa wa-tnable - tnable wa-tnable to wo.k for mire iban a ye...; ...ii,. p -r. u.uk-.I to take Rwilt's Rpccilic. f'.er taking si ven boot ties I was sound .tid well an I have net felt a syniptou ol ihe disease since. T.iiiá .was. ilee.ii years ign. Joe V.'.uu.i!s. I'orijth, ''a,. Jan. 3, 1580. I have taken Swift's .Specific for secoud secoud-iry - iry secoud-iry blood poison, and derivad great bene bene-!it. - !it. bene-!it. It acts much better than potash, or any other remedy that I have ever used. 15. l WiNr.s'im.o, M. D , 11 ehmoiid, Ya. Treatise ou Wool und Skin Disease:, -a tiled free. .TllS -SwilS'i Si-EiMKIf! Co , 1 iraw-er ;. I'i lauta, (ja. Florence Knlerpn-e: All the young o: aniic lre.is planted in und about Fiotenc Fiotenc-are - are Fiotenc-are doing !ni- . and are me. k u g sali.dae sali.dae-lory - lory sali.dae-lory growth. Ti e experiments i;ow being 'ole will de;ni)iii,t-,ite íbe.n J.. liability o! he soil and the ibi.tate of this valley to ibe production of the citrus fruits, al although - though although there is no room to doubt their en en-'ire - 'ire en-'ire nieces. Among the femi-tropieal fruits that are known to do well here is the date which thrives exceedingly well. .ludL'O .Barlebon l.as svi.-rai fine date palms in lull bearing, from w Inch a good erop has been taken lor several yeais. W'r have no doubt whatever that ( very pro pro-duclion - duclion pro-duclion of southern California can be i;rowii here with u;ual facility and, per perhaps - haps perhaps a greata.- pretít. Tie. pcejoUiiiits of our valley have not been tested sullieientlj to spesk wilh authpcily on the .subject, let the natural conditions of soil a:: 1 cli climate - mate climate are .rvn minore favorable to. the growth of emi-tropic! .fruits than those of California, while-lhere are no blighting diseases to injure (hem. Optic: There is at least one l.onest per person - son person in Santa Fe, a young lady whose name is withheld from publication by request. Some, four or five years ago.a lawyer ol this city bad a room for a night at a lodging house and accidently dropped a aiiver dol dollar - lar dollar on tbs floor, so it seems, as a timownrn Coin was relumed to him, a few'ays ago, u-iih,a,nole tojhe above effect. .-Of course, the Uvea-idollar was sent back accompani accompanied - ed accompanied by a very. clever, appreciative letter and per'hapi.BiKXber dollar or two. Th1''1' Hre no "consciuiica funds" in tbia city. Money enough w itb -i.it, y'.'ij lnjow'

in Hillsboro is the manufacture on quite an extensive scale of Fcst'a ullalla bit ters. Albuquerque Citizen -. The lawys.s are trrumbling about the delay iu the printing of the session laws. They are free to as assert - sert assert that it has the appearance of u scheme on the pirt ,cf Secretary Lane, that he may .'irni.h certified written copies to Itiigants. Colin Cameron has been writing to (he sleek Growei giving his experience with fattening cattle on uifalfa. Mr. Camerou says; ''In reference to fattening cattle at E'henixon alfalfa, I do not know tbat any itemized statement will be necessary, wbei, I iufenn J-fei thai alter feeding cattle ovei three incu'lis they weighed" 110 pounds pet bead less tb.in when we "commenced U f-ed them, although we weighed them or the al fulla, ail.er dntve of over "2000 miles; and, furthermore, tbat the alfalfa fcjl-o. ihc cattle cosl 32000 more than the cattle brought on the San Francisco mar ket. iThis. as far as we can learn, is aboui the expierence of all who fed cattle .vhi'he. t.ix duritig the winter of 18S3 and I8S9; and besides the feeding being the worst possible, the cattle shipped very bad, then then-was - was then-was iiotbitip .solid in the .altalfa fat. There is sum I pleasure and, desire to .com .com-aiunicate - aiunicate .com-aiunicate such experience. . . Tucson Ciiiz'n: Tl-.er.i is a rumor on our streets tn tliy that parties lopresent lopresent-iii4f - iii4f lopresent-iii4f .Senator Tabor, of Colorado, took for forcible - cible forcible possessions of the Vulture mine yes yesterday. - terday. yesterday. It kjeíTC Uiat W. A.Far.rishol Denver, and a select party of five .or six men, well arme.1,1 -ft this city Wednesday liirbt f"i- 'he mine, but that is as far as our iiifi'i''-.)iaiio.-. p-.es. Yul'iirc mine was so. o an English company last year; a c.-riaii-inioutit was pa:d d .wn, and tin) company liter developing the property for a period of .sax months, were to jinUe a final pay meat pr relinquish the mine. It nppear nppear-' - ' nppear-' hut they .were vy.iljiip.: to do neither. Th' resj-.lt of the ntis-iiiderstaiiding is K;e!y to be expensive litagaliou and the shutting down for an iud- finite period of one ol the oldest producing mines of the territory of Arizona. Chieftain: It is e. long lane l!:jf has no turn, und to wilh Socorro. She has had n long struggle and a hu"l pull up hill for several yearn past,, no town in the west ever met w ilh sih h perist.u.t adversities, and livi d . threueh them as Socorro has lot.e. She i.a b::en .gradually and rapidly ui'p.roviiig. Dov'ni! tbcv t- quiet yell's there b is been over SV.'t.OOO expended in public liiproveuiei.l- in our city. The dark clouds (hat have bung over ber are dit pell ing. and ere long before the Rip Van Winkles of our fair cily aro awnro of it Socorro will have a genuine boom, and one i bat will stay. La; Crece íws: A party of horse thieves, ti.ei tlieir, just ileserts beiow An An-ihony - ihony An-ihony in this county a few days ago. I'hey were making for old Mexico with u lot of stoli n horses. A pursuing party passed through Anthony and returned the next day wilh their horses, telling the peo people - ple people of that town I hat -there were a "lot ol stray animals down there," and advising there, to go asd see if there were any be belonging - longing belonging to theci. . Syveral parties wenl and found .instead , vf btniy horses the dead bodi.8 of the three horse 'hi. ves, one on the ground and the others dangling from the limb of a convenient tree. It is said that one of the victims was Gerónimo l'ara. who was Qp.ce inside .of cc. cqunty jail charged wi'b horse si. aling. ilon't.let .'aut;bt This spring with your blood full of im impurities, - purities, impurities, yonr digestion impaired, your ap appetite - petite appetite poor, kiudeys and liver torpid, ud whole system liablo to be prortrated, by disease-but get yourself into gnod condi condition, - tion, condition, and ready for the changing and warmer weather, by takitg-Jiood's Sarsii Sarsii-partll.i, - partll.i, Sarsii-partll.i, It sl.u;f".s,..nu(-i)led fof purify purifying - ing purifying the blood, givijf an appetite, an j for l'l.-P-.-.!;l!

MEWS NTJOaETS, Various Itvi9 of Ktwi (athsreti from Our , ExiiUaaigMfttvliitbar Souro. The Makwell company will wake tbf attempt to raise tobacco on the grant. The bonilsiucn cf A. J.,Ritter, formerly treasurer cf .Cnctjjse county, were dis discharged - charged discharged lat week. Kingston Shaft: Weducsdoy, wbile passing by the-Copper King company we saw, a. sign in a window of a neat' little frame cottage. It wm pathetic in tha ex extreme, - treme, extreme, when cue considers Uie loneliness of the hardy jiiooeur . away out in the bills, depuved of the comforts of bomp, and the joys of.lhe fair sex. .t. simply read thus: "Wanted, a W4.'o; apply with within; - in; within; nobody b irred." Albuquerque Citizen: Everybody in New Moxico and Arizona will be invited and n quested to help make the territorial fair in this city next fall a success and u credit to the resources of tho grett south southwest. - west. southwest. Tu"son C:ti.?en: :The Indians are bring ing in an nbuudar.ee of .w licit. fin .tjjey never dispose. .cf one crop until the next is secured we may infer that their coming harvest will be one of plenty. Among tho new industries lately started