davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-25
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.
Where people are tied together for
life, it is to their interest not to be-
come distaste to each other. The
desire to please will please.
Some wealthy persons act as though
merely possessing the old Alamo
building was all the nest egg San
Antonio needed to cause the hens of
capital TO lay nest full. These per-
sons never plank down the cash in
order to help forward the trade of
the city.
When the funerals of the moss backs
shall have been observed, San Anto.
Mo will have no further STUN bling
blocks in her road to progress. Selah.
The war waged by the Alliance on
railroads and national banks Is the
quintessence of nonsense, run into
fanaticism.
The alliance must either have
banks, strictly regulated and period
ically examined, or private bankers
of uncertain capital and free from reg
ulation and restriction.
II it be a choice between Difficult
ties, sensible men will select the one
x.yith fnt,ltinc
The National Bank system is the
best guarded-best regulated and
safest system of banking in the world.
The volume of the currency cannot
be inflated, nor unduly contracted
except temporarily, when a financial
storm is thought to be brewing.
The holders of national bank notes
are absolutely protected against loss
arising from the failure of bank.
Would the multiplication of private
bankers by the existing number of
National banks, and the making of
them the sole places of deposit for
money, render them as safe, in all re-
spects, as are National banks?
No sane man can maintain so alb
surd proposition. 1t is the part OF
wisdom to "let well enough alone"
rather than to lose the substance by
grasping at the shadow in the water,
like the dog in Esop.
The question, stripped of all dis
quiz es and pretences is, shall the
alliance be allowed to unjoint the
finance, unsettle trade, defy expert
ence, and ruin the entire country,
merely to roast their potatoes at a
bonfire?
Harry Tracey appears to have gone
into his hole and pulled the hole in
after him.
Ben Terrell is still working hard to
prove that the subtreasury scheme is
not the invention of insane men, or of
INSCRIPTIONS adventures. but he
makes out few converts.
The Alice hearing is in progress,
on habeas corpus. The missing
link" in the chain of testimony for
the detendant-so labOriously eX-
humed and so dexterously captured,
was placed on the stand, but he was
not altogether bonanza.
Although he is a total stranger, he
has picked up side ard has enlisted
on that side.
His memory was a coming and
going concern-a succession OF flashes
Of calcium light and oftOtal darkness,
fresh and retentive, at this moment;
but the next, 1t somehow was turned
into sieve, with big holes in it,
through which everything slipped.
He could not tell, when he came to
Austin, nor how he came there, nor
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-26

At the conclusion Of the services
the CT lumn will reform at the sound
of the Assembly, and retutnrn
and pass throogh the cemeteries,
south to Fifth Avenue, thence
through Carson Street, counter
marching at Second Street.
After passing in review in from
of the Court House, the column
will be dismissed.
A cordial ;Gvitation is extended
to all Union Veterans, Mexican
Veterans, Federal, State, County
and Municipal officers Firemen
Civic Societies, Officers and CHI.
dren Of the State Orphans Home
Teachers and pupils of the Pub
lie Schools Of Ormsby County, ana
all cit ems to unite with US in ts,
obsel =. nee of Memorial Day and
n dedicating ''Neyada's Tribute I.
Union Soldiers and Sailors. -
Contributors OF flowers are So
licited and will be received by the
Committee and Ladies of Custer
Relief Corps, No. 10, w. r. G q
u. S. Land Office, Musser street
opposite Capitol, after IL o'clock NJ,
of the Goth instant.
OFFICERS SASH CoLoRs.
Marshal, Buff; Chief of Staff
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-26
H.hIEBI&1S
WONDERFUL
German InvigOratOr.

that Vertabe Elixir of life
failure and that Dr. Lebg and only
n Elixir.
REASON THOUSANDS CANNOT GET CURED of Chronic,
Private Special Complaints Debility, Loss
Manhood Liver Bladder Kidney and Stomach
Troubles the Blood other Diseases
complication called Proaorh@a with Hepeesthes
which requires special treatm
LIEBIGS INVIGORATOR is the only
ha Prices of bottles SO half size bot
ties, half price. Books free
Dr. LIEBIC Co., for nearly quarter of century have made
speciality Disease, induced speedily
treae moderate Consultation Free
address, STREET.
trance,
CAUTION Avoid packages poisonous nosrum whose makers
offering deceived
LIEBIG'S INVIGORATOR
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-26
Constantly Hawking ans SPLITTING ;

TrfowAa :. RUsuISe, ESQ, 1902 Pine Street
st. Louis, No, writes: q L yva.s a great sufferer
from cGtaTrh Tor three years. AZ 5innes could
hardly breathe, and was constantly hawking
and splitting and for the last eight months could
not breathe through the nostrils. L thought
nothing could be done for me. Luclilv, I was
advised TO try- Or. Sasge's CatarrE Remedy, and
J am now q wei man, I believe i TO be the
only sure remedy Tor C2laEEh now ualuiaC-
ture6i and one has only TO give it a FIR trial To
experience astounding results and permanent
cure"
A complete Treatise on Catarrh, giving vaIu-
able hints as to clothing, diet and other matters
Of importance, Will be mailed, POSTPAID 10 any
address, on receipt OF q two-cent Lc1tega stamp.
Address,
W-rli's Dispeuzary Medical Associations
Uo. eea r-asn Street. BUFFALO. n. e
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-26

BIne; Assistant Marsnals, Red; AIDS,
Red, White and Blue
Marshals headquarters IN the Dist
riot Court Room.
Assistant Marshals and Aids will
report promptly at II NJ.
SAMUEL LoNGABAUGH,
Marshal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-26

Decoration OF Graves
DEDICATION SERVICES.
Music ..... CAPITAL Band
Presentation OF Monumsnt
Governor r. X. Colcord
Acceptance Post Commando
Vocal Music. An Offering of
Flowers. .... Choir
Address and Invocation.
Dept. Com'dr A. I. Needham
Vocal Music, These Old Com
rades OF Ours Choir
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-26

SYMPTOMS OF CATARRE.-DulI, heavy
headache, obstruction of the nasal passages,
discharges falling from the mead into the throat,
sometimes profuse, watery, and acrid, at others,
thick, tenacious, mucous, purulent, bloody and
putrid; the eyes are weak and wateFy; there is
q ringing in the ears, deafness, hacking or
coughing to clear the throat, eXpectOration of
offensive matter, together with ScabS from Ill
GERS: the voice is changed and has nasal
twang"; the breath is offensive. smell and
taste are impaired, there is sensation of diZzi-
ness, with mental depression, a hacking cough
I'D general debility. Only a few of the above
.auled symptoms are likely to be present in
artv one case. Thousands of cases annually,
without ne1t3esting half OF *he above symp-
c~2s, res1'J n consumption and end in the
re. r . G4SeaSe is CONNIE more deCep-
and dangerous, or less understood by ply
s2ans.
BY Its mild, soothing and healing properties
Or. Sage's CatarrllS Remedy cures the worst
cases of CatarrIl, Z" Colo tn the Head
-CryZsl, ana Catarrhal Headache.
- yAz -Io-,N X
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-26
Special Notice.

All persons are norned that teams
tars who take lumber from ~vooner's
ffume IN James Canyon viii be prose-
cuted. The man 'gao took my pack
rolas vii return fhpfn az Orce TO avoid
arrest. r. > 1tNft Sc
o9lm .Drr.i. 20 t"' ~ q oi'D'ihsEs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-26
MEMORIAL DAY.

son street, right resting on Mus
ser street. facing West, at IL 80
O'Clock P. NJ, in the following order:
FIRST DIVISION.
City Marshal and Aids.
Marshal.
Chief Of Staff, George A. Tyrrell.
Aids.
Col. John Rosser, l.. BeVier, DR.
T.. A. Herrick, A. n. Campbell,
Dana Brown, w. J. Smyth, J. S.
UlIrick, f. Golden, Otto L. Schulz,
Eugene Mara, X. Spocner, w. F.
Hartman.
Governor r. X. Colcord and Staff.
Capitol Band.
Company F, N. N. G.. Captain w.
U. Mackey.
Custer Post No. 3. q. A. r. VIM.
Hy. Doane.
Visiting Comrades from G.. 4, r.
Posts.
Union Veterans,
Mexican Veterans.
Custer Corps No. Is, W. r. c., in
Carriages, Mrs. p. A. Guion,
Pres'Eent.
SECOND DIVISION.
Assistant Marshal, John T, Jones.
Aids.
W. V. Watson, t. Dempsey, E.
G.. Stevenson, Chas. Woodside, r.
w. Bowen, Geo. Oliver, P. V,
Mighels, L. l.. Elrod. G. I. Greer.
A. E. Pine, Lee Walstrum, G,
Spooner.
Warren Engine Company, John
Trap, Foreman.
Curry Engine Company, John E.
Mack, Foreman.
Warren Junior Hose Company,
Josheph Stern, Foreman.
Civic Societies.
Teachers and Pupils Of Empire
Schools.
Officers and Children of the State
Orphans Home.
Teachers and Pupils of Carson
School
Teachers and Pupils of Brunswick
Schools.
Citizens on Foot.
THIRD DlNISsONs
Assistance Marshall DR.. GuIon.
AIDS.
r. Fl. DAVIS, Geo. S. Hawkins.
Archer Baker, Tobey Cohn, John
Manning, L. p Wagner, f. S. Glad
ding, H. F. Farley, /. H. Miller, A.
Ambrose.
Native Sons Of Nevada, mounted
white sash with red and white
and bule, rosette,
Carriages containing Choir Ora
torChaplain Federal State County
and Municipal officers.
Citizens in Carriages and mount
ed.
The column will move at l O'Clock
P. N. through Carson street north to
Fifth Avenue thence to the G. A.
r. cemetery where the G. A. r.
services well be held and graves de-
corated. After which the monument
ssNevada Tribute TO Union Soldiers
and Sailors" will be dedicated
under the auspices OF Custer Pos;
No. ). q, A. II.
EXERCISE AT THE cEMErARY.
Music Capital Band |
Memorial Service ......--
Vocal Music, Rest Soldiers Rest
, Choir !
Prayer. .. Chaplain |
A ddress Post Commando |
Vocal Music Siunbar .. Choir |
Services hy officer Of the Day ana |
Chaplain.
Reading the Roll Of Honor
Hymn, Asaeric4 .......... Choif |
Decoration OF Graves.
DEDICATION SERVICES.
Music ... Capital Band
Presentation OF Monumsnt
$50. Governor r. X. Colcord
Post Commando
Vocal Music, An Offering of
Flowers. ............ Choir
Address and Invocation.
Dept. Com'dr A. I. Needham
Vocal Music, These Old Com
rades OF Ours Choir
of Monument
Vocal Music, The Star Span
gled Banner. Choir
ddress. $50. .Comrade Bartine
Music. ...., Capital Band
Closing Remarks. -. Post Com.
.........
At the conclusion Of the services
Lhe CT umn will reform at the sound
Of the Assembly, and retutnrn
and pass through the cemeteries,
south to Fifth Avenue, thence
through Carson Street, counter
marching at Second Street.
After passing in review in from
# the Court House, the column
viii be dismissed.
IL :.,.;l q TN l. n,rAn,,G...
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-26

. A- % -=7S1T Fszszs Fy7=z~. This GroRt
lssss&hb bES kkARE StVemgt n e us
Il as Sse2s5e SsSSsAN a Ing Remedy
IL g,ssssssg -e=E S$suss and Nerve
Mkg&esF-s eNSSSAgsAe5 RI Tonic is the
- - -47sl nj ID vs. q innate result
~ ~ tEsNi ~ ~ 81 OF over twenty
sss 49, - - ~ ~. 81 years practice, bYa
:SaINEssi5s ~ zslss ssYa 81 THO Z . U G L Y
ssSS3+ MI Zs XEEbhEEg QUALIFIED GBA
~ 81 Ee8 81 ID U A TIE PHYSI-
ssHsN E Z ES----EE ksbEsHa CLAN of one of
t. ssaG - y k@sssf sSks the highest nae =
slgl551ssZz.4ssAS - -aGalaasaS cal cole &c f
CO vFo e. rope a
AdNr,N NJ SIT SSs CURES Ut II
OiScNG E9hS NNA N(1AaalU MA LIN G
szszz -~zz1zz-z4zss.szIuuu O F r AIN T Y
Nervous and physi-
ca Debility, Seminal Weak nes
SprematorThB, &srOstaeOFrTIse Emissions
impotency, Exhausted Vitality Premature De-
cline and Loss OF MANHOOD, i'm
srAA asa complications. and from
Whatever cause produced. 1t en-
rich and purihes the Blood, Streng thens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Reproduc-
tive Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties
1t stops all unnatural and debilitating drain
upon the = s-eLl, preventing involuntary losses,
deblhtating dreams, seminal losses with the
urine, etc, so destructive to mind and body
BLADDER COMPLAINTS. 1t contains no
injurious ingredients. To those suffer-
Ing from the { IN SAGcGs of youth
ful fndtscreffOmO or excess. 81 speedy
thorough and permanenG CURE
Is &UARANEEED. Price 81 90 PEI
bottle or five bottles in case tn full direc-
tons aud advice, $40 Sent ses re from oD-
SeTvation to any address upon ne receipt Of
price, or Q. o. d. 10 be had onlN Il
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-26
s'QjntoIi Agony from G:,ta-r:a. .

Prof. w. HAUsNER, the fmous mesmerfst,
# Ithaca, n. Y, writes: some ten years ago /
uttered untold agony from chronic nasal ca
arrh. 1dy family physician gave me up as
ncuraEle, and said j must die. Ny case was
such a bad one, tEat every day, towards sunset,
my voicC gzslli become 50 hoarse I coqld
ScTe'- PEEK above a whisper. sSe morning
u coughing and clearing O. throat would
h,11 est strcaglo me. BY the sc Of DR.. Sage's
& acrh Remedy, IN three months, I was well
e-s end the cIve has been permanent y
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25
seeds Competition

Tia" Mrhlr'u, Topeka \ Santa fe
cu,.I wei afford to pay come attention
t. hus'urt- between Denver and New
Mr,r,. II duca nothing Ia encourage
that b.eIGcss now Dne cauuut travel
hrtNoru Denver ana Lac Vegas ~ Aihu.
qurrQuo without great inconvenience
The running ~ trans on the Santa Re
tlai IT, such that New McKee, man
would great deal rather ~ to Kansas
city than come e. Denver. IL IA not
uc,r ssary Tor II tu hc ~. Il ~ 49, because
the santa fc prefers that tina business
" New Mexico should 90 to kAnaas CITY
AID Chicago Denver busluess men
would do we'll to take hold u thls II
they could not induce the Santa fe to
trent the 'yty properly, they would at
least tiud very strong reasons Tor the eK
teusiuu of Colorado roads INTO N"w Mex
,cu. IT." SaLta r. stands very much IN
need ~ competition IL Il had a. con.
tend with "A competing line II would soon
find way 10 accommodate the people,
aud the business interests Of Denver
with respect To New Mexico trad" Den.
yer Republican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25

The Maroor- or this tity Defeat the
santa Re Team.

II Was u neat game yesterday. The
Maroons oi the city won 10y u score OF II
,o3. The Santa Pc Black Stockings did
not make but one base hit, and did not
earn single run. The out fielding ~
both clubs was good, not single fly ball
reaching the ground. Knight, Rudolph
aud Murray took IN several difficult flies.
The whole game, on the part Of tho Ma
rooms, with the exception ~ three or four
costly errors, was perfect. Manitee put
out several runners at second base,
Sears, the bAsemau, taking hls swift
throws with ease The Santa Fr nine
WAS weak At the bat. They could not
stzc up MandelIs curves On tho part
~ the Maroons several heavy hits were
'nadr. Mccain and Sears made good
record in base hits. and llegel drove out
home run. There was very little
vranghng over the game, the Santa Fe
,ourg men proving themselves perfect
gen, lrmcn. James Lockhart umplred
the game IN n faultess manner, and close
decisions were impartlally given. The
crowd appreciated the excellent conduct
~ the visitors. aud cheered every good
play they made. The following il the
score by innings
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25
Rounding IN ,tston

Mr.. {. C. Hall, the active, intelligent
nLd riiirreu, president Il the territorial
FAIR association, has been SPENDING p r.
ton 4 this week interesting CultaN
county IN the APP coaching fair at AIbu
qucrqu" lie spent q portion of Wcducs.
day IN la,on aud W. hope hls visit viii
stimulate our people 10 make c'"dtahI"
cereRls aud Hlsn live stock. We have the
material Il mHh" an RitractiN" VNhhl.
ton and gi'" the county high standing
at home and abroad luu Sh" have
anything worthy 81 exhibition VIII ben
-iit yourself. advance the county aud add
10 the success ~ the fhIr toy having 1t
property entered Baton Range
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25

There should la some arrangement
made IN White oaks by which a COLES.
ton Of ores from the mlnes IN this W
rnlty may la exhibited at the Terr,tor
al far NJ Albuquerque, Special care
Viii he taken tu exhibit such collections
aud each county IN tho territory IN re
questcd 10 scnd one.
just now. while the Old Al" and
Indy Gnllva mines ara attracting ~
much attention, and Shls White oaks 10
working fur railroad, IL good time to
show the resources VI Lincoln county,
and tina opportunity ought not /" Ire
neglected In another column ~ tins
paper ~ the oiTrr mnde 10y the manRgers
81 the far To- those who wish 10 make
.uuh rNhlbltr Interpreted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25

\ few days ~ TIE Denver NrWs pub
hshrd ~ sensational rpn.n drspHtch
IRON Flagstaff, Nf.,uur, g.Nlu. tie put
ported details oi the arrest 4 Navajo
chr' aud that % - rr,'l's p.r-" wUs sur.
tuu,jrd 10y hpstl,"r. aud War ,mmiurnt
Trr lr-pHtch Wa, ru h u hali headed
lie that II MAS sup p.rd every uu" would
CONSIDER It ra,h lloN",rr, many pco
pie are heucN ~ rh' i,E", never rNamiu.
lus a. map Nhtyn Wuui. SHOW the NaNa
- reservation to bee several hundred
mics from flagstaN.
Mr. l. T.. Gable received the follow rug
de- patch from ID NJ kurlau, 81 Flax
stall, thorough! cAp,odlug the sensation.
Mr. Npfdau Was formerly agel q the
NaNaIOs and knows what he IL talking
about he says
"t.\ tg.rratrL reports II threatened
M, t.u outbreaks hrr i p,ns grIrNuus IN
!ar, to our territory. TIE luiian ar
rrs'rt rlrpt III my house. last Eight, az.
tef .rJns tao day r her" ~ custody under
GupINcu chnfs.. Since this dispute
be- ~. h,V" repeatedly offered Ia briug
IN a.l INDIAN required from the teserva-
huu, Ni'luIt the AMI ui ~ SINGLE armed
mar. luu know uir, aud whHt ] sny ~
TIA" There IN absolutely uu danger OF
AZ, conflict, unless pr"cIplta,ed 10y the
'olii & some lrrc~ppusrhlr person.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25

Thos \. Gurule started u hack line to
the Jrmcs this morning.
\ y Rawlings aud wife, from Lamar,
Colorado, wrl! make their future home
N ,h,s city.
Tearing down Ia" duaplda,rd awnings
i Is greatly Improving the appearance Of
the r'fvrta,
\ Grant, the capIth,'st mud railroad
tu.drr, came ~ from TIA" east I.rt n,ghi,
aLd All, remain for several duis
The Socorro Advertiser says, Miss Ma,
JrCnng ~, q: Albuquerque, who has
many tuonds IA this city, IL here VISIT
~.
=, NJ, Rowe, tho engineer, II ~ the
! clt! lie hHs been engaged ia surveying
Tor the Mitchell liros., IN western Nalcu
ca county,
The shade trees on South Edith street
have no. been watrr,d but once this
summer, ana the resident, complain OF
, the Neglect
A. ". Clcland's delivery team created
4 sensation thus morning 10y running
away IN tIrst street, No serious dan.
Agc Was done.
Paul &, DE Rllareili, professor Of
Emnastcs, athletics aud fencing, at Pu
eoo, Colorado, ID thinking ui establish.
'ns school ia Tins city,
Two McNltaus wero arrested for light.
ny, and Acre nued this morning IA the
police court $40 aud ruets each, On,
pad aud the other was sent b. the cham
gars
IT, II, Greenleaf IL getting ready e
erect the hHDdsomrst business block on
Railroad avenue, II Will bc Of brick
uree stories IN height, and Will 10 ele
gant'y finished.
Mariana Armiyu, WHO has been Rbsen
"on lhr city for several years, has re-
Wt"od aud intends residing here ia u,
iu'utc HIS many old trIcnds are givinI
Mn cordial greeting,
Adam L,nchus,a consumptiyc, died ut
nh'h on the mesa, near this clty, on Sat
"uhy afternoon. lie Nas born at Chili
eo'l'' OHIO, and was IN hls thirty th,r'
year The remains will he shipped I,
|h'I''othc Tor burial.
Va ! eslay, July ~. the New MeIic
Oar hHsbgtAttnn rnn.ta al Gu,tu IA uh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25
Disposi,ion OF the Liauor License.

With all dur reference t. the legal
rb!ity II Solicitor General bartlett. ia"
San Mnrclai Reporter dnrs not CONSIDER
hls upiuiou upon the disposition ~ the
nluur ncensc ami other Temporary
school funds, Rs pDuud the laN H.rns
IT, bc eNpnclt ppuE tao IUtnt that ~ the
cAsr II Incorporated Ctti"S nnd towns
the liquor licenses therein collected
never gucs mt IT," haids ~ the county
treasurer at all, or brCuIG"s ~ hn! mao
u"r subject l. disposition u! the county
school superintendent Wner" 10 ~.
COOPERATION EXISTS the office II school
district treasurer II abolished Hud tn"
licenses collected aye pali nto u" hands
81 the county Treasurer TO IT," rtuin II
the preciuct wherein collected, aud Il
there - more than Our sci upl uIstr."i IN
such preclnrt IT," nunrS ~ 90 IA" dlNtd"d
among thosr DISTRICTS on Tie unrls ~ the
souuui CENSUS,
Al! attempt To- max" Oh" liquor i,renH"
or othcT- "lrrup"rat, n'a.nI fuud' suh
!ect - dispur,lInu ~ o." sam" munu"t
as the gcu"ra, r,hnu tDnd, IL Ia ~"
opinion II Ito I;rporrrr forced con.
sttuctlou, WHICH ia" courts Nii. not sur
tam. Ia urN - tie fact That the 30. ic
l,ur genera has rendered lao urnt'n
aud .ua, TIA, y,at'- Hy,u"rs 49,, liable 10
m.sUpproru.,JoG ~ hrr'rdrur" Nth IT,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25
ENcriirut Advertisement

The New McNlcu territorial tatr. WHICH
Mi h" held III Alhuqu"rld" next sep.
TEN Der. prom +os - r,r u good exhibition
~ the products dthHt trtrltur! The
first ot thrr" !alfs Has held III the fall ui
ISL, AMI the! hav" IN each year been an
excellent advertisement u New Mexico.
The people OF the territory are 10 be-
commended Tor ths interest they take IN
them. Denver lsepuhllcan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25

The territorial board ~ equalization,
consisting ~ the governor auditor and
solicitor general will hold ,ts first s''s
sion on the first Tuesday IN August 4,
that time rather interesting question
to truii raserS vii come up, VIM Hunt
ington, on b"half ~ himself and ahou,
twenty other irult growers 81 San Juan
county, has filed an apIrsl to the terri
toriAl board Of equalization sLklns that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25
Temperance Lectures.

Nm ,mmeuS" audience greeted Miss DE
N"lhug at the Congregational church
Sunday night Her address vas listened
To- Nith profound attention, while she
proved hoyoud all question that thus
country "oui not afford the liquor
traffic either fur health. social or moral
considerations, ana finally 1t WA great
Ions financially, IL" income IN the ratio
q one dollar l. the expense OF seven
tullnfs, making u balance uu the wrong
side 4 the sum ~ SIX dollars.
Ml-s De Yelling will speak again ,o
night ~ the Lead aNrnur NJ. T.. church,
aud general invitation Is extended
To- all
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25

~ hclpiug the fair. lie has been ,u all
H." r,un,cs IN northern New McN.u.
and reports that FROM every Nhotr the
far will receive exhibits, that thus ycnt
1t viii lc fur ahead ~ any ptr,ious year
Ito gnea from here south nnd Will VISIT
the various counties aud get cyhihl's
from them.
The Territorial FAR g. be- hold at Al
huquctguc during September viii bc a
success thlr year aud % mistake. Tie
whole program has been mapped out
and Vha, IL better II ~ backed 10y dollars
aud mcu Who do not know what tlo
word fnll meats
MuHNNt LNuIuI.
A. II Smith. the energetic editor u
the krngmau, Arizona, Miner, /. 800 the
ctv lie viii bring H. the ,Nhlb. from
tia, county tu the Territorial 'n,r lie
says
The exhibit - ores from MuNHyc roar
~, Arizona, ht the fMr PROMISES a. uc
the best ever sent from that county.
The cImbt N.il eco, slst ~ hrauilfui
specimens OIL; gold, solver, e.. PIPER and lrni
p'r. \ great dcal - iutcr,-, lr horre
taken IA the matter 10y thr m.rrir 4
that community, nrd a gtru uhr, urh
aud bc,ut'uI sI"ctmru- ate n,Ius 81. .
away az the hs-l, - co.," thr hur}
rulfu FL. ,,,pr rtl q, .t,I fi \t..nru