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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22
IN Route to their Fort

Principal Musician Kor,mann. Ser
geant Proctor, Corporal Goetchcr. Pm.
Yates Holmes and Steward. of the Ninth
infantry. and Private McCauley, ~ the
Tenth infantry, stationed at Fort Whip
pie, Arizona, were hero yesterday. on
their return from Fort Bayard, where
they took part in the department rife com
petition Tor Infantry, There were twenty
three competitors and three distinguish
ed marksmen in the contest, and the
boys here yesterday stated that the!
were treated royalty 10y their army asso
ciatcs at Fort Bayard, The dist ting uished
mRrksmen were Lieut. Frank de W Ram.
sey, ot the Ninth Infantry, who beat the
record, scoring jo7 out OF a possible
an points; Sergeants Berry and McNabb
~ the Twenty fourth infantry,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22
4 Fish HIor1

There appeared N our mllst a Few day
ago an anabI" gentleman from I,ps An
geles, reprrseuirug u"w industry IA H..
packlug and curing - fish Real, gen
uluc, tat, sleek vat water fish 10 say
they wcrs huc does not tar eNatrss H.
aud Ia" long suffering editor and hrs
stan have been treated by Mr, Glover. 81
the Lee Ansclrs Fish company, t. "a Feast
long 10 bs remembered,
Mr. 'uuycr beng bent IN passing a
god tang Sruvud has circulated among
our leading merchants, aud has placed
his ma 'keral, barracuda, ~ California
white salmon, N their hands, md We al
wise our reader, Shp are tsh lovers 10 thy
them.
j, II Hughes ~ building an addition
TO his residence on north THIRD street,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22
Iir" Drparimcn, Meet

VI "a" meeting last night II the lire
lhdd,f II, IA" Sheuii"l ilrpkr, Ia" rrsht
mr,nl-ts Nlp sDgL~i - rll, aud turned
over oil city prop"rt! ~ a." possession ~
Tia" company t. the c,ty, Nor" 10y uuan.
lmru- vote exp" lei, aud acton taken Ia
r""rsGnIG" ih" company, 4 IGmh"r -
n"w names ""f" Obtained, and 10y vote
- IN" m"mhers 10 good standing - the
Hooks Il was agreed tpchnngr tho meet.
,ng night hereafter /" the third Tuesday
III each month Therefore, adjournment
was hal until ton Rht, when uc0 officers
viii b" elected nue" company organized
and all members hauici toge her 10 keep
well intact the Sh""held Hooks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22
APPLY Ans " cred.

In a discussion this morning between
Alderman Farr and Ben Meyers, who has
lust retired from the Shenheld Hook
and Ladder company, Tor certain trivial
grievances, the name Of Scott Knight,
tho hose running tean' trainer, WAS
brought up, when Mr. Meyers excltedly
asked. "who 10 Scott knight" OF course
the question elected the greatest laugh
ter from tho bystander7, but Dave Ru'
dolph, at a wink from the manager, turn
ed the tables on Mr.. Meyers Wy answer
ing that scott knight 10 member OF
the Maroons," Far and Meyers then
marched oil together,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22
Hose Rsaaing Teams.


marked Trainer knight, III the fire
companies the hose running team 10 pro.
crossing finely. and We will he IN II this
year" After finishing these words, he
picked up u shovel and went to digging n
post holc uu the training ground.
II IL almost certain that III Paso, prcs.
colt, Las Vegas aud Santa Fe will lie
competitors with Alhuquergucs Tor the
hose prl1ca
tn" running cart IL expected here on
the zen.
lrn Meyers desires tu know who are
DE- khster aud William Far, aldermen"
They are members ~ the fire committee
- the city board " aldermen, SIR lenja
ntn.
Prescott will come this time hearing IN
the hueh' sunlight the belt they Won
here last ycar.
l.ns Vegas intends 10 seud rafting
team tins year. Two years ago they Won
the dry test III the phcuumenal time ~
~ B., seconds, Albuquerque winning the
straight away
TIE running shoes ~ the huse hoysar
rived from the eas, this morning They
ARE dand,rs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22
~ IAN BiTEW
q %, jackson. u Murderer. I-~- hi-
Teeth Ou 4 % jones

Teeth ,u n Jane.
&. II jackson. ,,lpf.d, Whu killed
George Lee. also culutr,l. ~ IT,. M,tf,
/ pulitan several ,rntr agu. ZOE winch be-
was discharged, celebrated hs return e.
tho ci,y yrstcrda, morning by getting
INTO u iisht With : II. Joucr. II cu'ur. q
| lew hours later Inruttsiu ~ the npht
| resulted over ndIsIm;r about gnninlrs
b.i At the + ace formerly run h, Bran
lpttr on First street. Jackson had brt
but II IN claimed lust lie luslstrd that
he did not. aud whether or ~ hr would
No., loee bis money jones was watching
the game, aud told Jackson thM Il Lr
took any motley uu, ~ tie game that ui
not belong g. hun "he would kuork h-
jackson - head 1T jackson replied
Are you u sciavprt'" II ann remark
rd Jones Lots - uutsidr aud settle
the row." returned JAcksun Both men
started Tor the door, curstng and = .ufrrt
Ing with each other ~ they went, hu' boz
fore they reached the door they N~rt &c.
srihrr ~ n rough AID tumhi" tight
"heh "" Hm"k" c'""i'i """>''"h"r h"d
'oe' Nh"'l "' h'H 'r'' ear "l ~.hs "'''"
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his teeth through IN" palm ~ NJs Hrtas
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Ia Ms tad negro IA ever came To- Nlnu
unctuur.
When .IRrksnu secuted 90. r,..ns,
after xllius Ice. lee went To Lss Nr.aa
thence t. St Juseph, Al and from ;h-rr
t. klrsas CITY where he -, situation
as Pullman porter ON the ulun Pacific
b"tAeru Kansas Cty aud Portland, Orr
gun. 4 few d,,H. MO- T.. ..,,r,d a n,,,.
u absence, told h,- NIir hr would come
10 Albuquerque, AMI u successful, 10 ".
curing u better .uu would rriI f.r Ter
Il IT. likely uuW l." Wlll upt send ~ Ems
Wfr
Me I.rnu, ia frnod,.rus LI. bus.
u.ss huus,, uu Copper avenue
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H. 4 Iced" has completed comfort.
"o'" dwelling on M"fIuri" avenue
which NIil Toe occupied by l. ". lIrya,
the furnltur" dealer
Henry l.utI. the T.ra Corta'ra mer
chant. Ia IN the cay. III states that a
very substantial luhiir school building
- being erected n Los Cptral,s
CN Hl,cku,I 81 Trinidad - hor.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22

Conductor y. ID, Heady 10 recovering
from thirty days ssise with johanna
ton OF the kidneys. He will he in trim To
take his run on the Atlantic 4 Pacific ia
a few days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22
rad Mission.

j. NJ Evans, book keeper Tor the Cop.
per company At San Pedro, IN here on cx
trenely sal business. Yesterday morn
iug at B-rna'illo. his beloved wife, Mrs
Clara }, Evans, died OF perilonltls. On
the 9th ~ June, the couple lost their IN
fapt baby, n glrl since which time IL,
wife has been sick Finally her attend
ing physician suggested tina, she bo TAX
en- 10 the Jemes hot SPRUCE, aud about
ten days ago MIR aud Mrs, Evans started
for the springs. They arrived at BernE.
lilo, and there, after intense suffering
III. wife yielded up her lie, She Was
horn at Lake Crystal, MINI, twenty
seNen years ago 10th ~ January last,
aud has two sisters now residing at Man.
kato, MINI. Her parents died when che
was quite young
Undertaken Mon,iort went To- Berua.
lilo yesterday, aud embaln-d the body,
ahlcn was brought down on this morn
ing's train. The funeral occurred from
the undertaking parlors on Gold avenue
this afternoon at 3 o'clock, burial 10
FaIrview cemetery.
Mr., Evans Was formerly IN Mr.. Hal
ioran's real estate office here, and tn
CITIZEN sympHthiIes witt him in his sad
troubles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22
Ne, shot,

\, san Pedro. tNo MrSlctn boys we're
play tug with pistol, when on" little r.!
low v hore name IL not known at present.,
sand II shoot you through the head,
aud ralslug the pistol, tired At 'hs other
boy, Manuel Amanda, hitting Man.~l in
H." head and killing hun Instantly, Ar
,uda vas buried next morning, An IN.
Ncstlgation ought IL bs had IN the mat,
ter the boy who did the shooting should
b" looked after somewhat carefully he
y commencing early 10 the day, The
gtIWr OCCURRED last Friday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22
Peiie~ Court

Justice Dsnham was a busy man this
morning, disposing OF the following
cases:
J. Mack, drunk and disorderly, slO
and costs, or fifteen days 10 jail. lie Was
added to the chain gang.
j. Murphy. rssisting an officer, 81 and
costs, or thirty days in jail, lie weu, to
a cell, Murphy isa hard case and when
Policeman Chavez arrested him he
tough; violently until a lick from tho
bully had the desired effect. lie made
two attempts TO escape from the Jail but
was captured both i'mes by Jailer Isher.
wool and Teams,er Eoston.
A. l. Jones and Z. II, jackson. col
ofeti, for fighting Sunday morning. 80
and coats each, o. Nwsnty five days In
Jail.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22

the Rhine, We turn our stepa toward
America And, like every true Albu
querqueau, am impressed with the
truth 81 the old adage that NJ, the
least joy ~ travel abroad ia the hume
coming. h. LYN,N Houp.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22

lh,uSs a." nrtuuns 60 bum t1r TIE
lar
Tie tcu,- f.r IL" ru,ampmou, dur,s
tnlr Srrk have been orlotrd DO, the -,
otrur
Who re captain 81 lho lumor unro un,l
niue Wul tie please report To- Mr. BHr
hrur, srcrctat! 81 fair, immediately.
The cNr"Ut,o cumml,,rr hal moo,.
rnt thus morning aud -, through Nth
aust" "a good deal u important hus,u~s.
Ia" secretary, Nj Chne Gcarh.
hnri worker. aud IL drNDtrrs all h,- 81
crs,r4 toward making the rncrs % sue
cess
The base tail club at Wh,ppI" lar.
racks, Arizona, Nritc- ~ aud wants g.
arrange dates with IL" Albuquerque club
during FAIR week
Ia" Denver n kpp Grnudr raj rond and
the Santa +" southern Aavr been asked
Tor rates over them llu"s IT." sn,ur ~
those gwen b! Santa Hcp,uiIo one cent
per MI" each way.
e. {. Hall, prrsliru, Il the tair arso.
citation, leaves Tor Ia" Wrrt t. night lie
wi! return about the 2ntu, aud hr ~ the
c,'S Until after IT," 'n,r ~ over lie can
y" found at hls Office after tina, time
Arrangements have been made where
b. our visitors wi, Ice taken care u
: m" bright, intelligent mhu Nrl, lr EN-
ploy"d /" gather up IT," outside accom-.
modaIluus and Assist IN beating frleuds
uF,.r tl.,. .,., I.r.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22

Berry aud the local militia officers, 10 ret.
erence 10 matters connected with the
fair. lie says he expests the old town
Las Vegas company TO attend and com
pete for the prize. The Laeuna com
pany have just received ii,y new cavalry
uniforms rnd may yet determine TO pay
us n visit, Should II be decided TO hold
rifle and pistol shooting contest, santa
fc, Las Cruces, lace and Gallup will
doubtless send teams to contest
Harry ". Kelly, manager OF the Las
Vega, house ~ Gross, Blackwell 4 Co
came down from the north last evening
aud viii remain among Albuquerque
friends Tor few days Harry says his
town wall hc largely represented Mt the
TAR, regardless ~ the effort on the part
u some - keep the people away.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27
WEST SIDE LADIES' LITERARY.
The Club Discusses Fish and Fishing o
the Lake fishcrtes.

The Club Discusses Fish and Fishing on
tho Lake Fisheries.
The club met at the usual hour ana
listened to program consisting OF
reminisce nces of the summer vacation,
in place of the regular work OF the
Science Committee.
Among these was an interesting
description of the Lake Fisheries. The
we'll manned tugs which are einployei
in this business start out for the fishing
grounds--which are located about fif-
teen miles from the shore-as soon as
the day dawns. Arriving at their des-
tination the location OF the nets Is
easily deserted by the buoys which are
scen floating on the surface. Tho nets
are let down in water 800 feet deep and
sink to the bottom--being Weighted
and are held in position by the bnoys
which are attached to nets by long
cords and float on the surface.
The catch, taken from these nets
which are about ix..feet wide and three
miles long-is simply marvellous; some
times amounting to several tons. The
nets are drawn into the boat by ma
chinery and the fish taken from them
arc deposited in large boxes prepared
for their reception and the boat then
starts on its return ,trip. Arriving 81
the packing houses the fish are cleaned
washed, weighed and packed in barrel.
with crushed ice; he'whole process oc
cnpying an intintismally short space oil
time, when compared with the labor
required to put them in proper shape
This talk was supplemented by q
graphic DESCRIPTION of the State hatch
cry, at Mumford. N. ", after which
the club adjourned. Next Saturday
the annual election will be held.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27

Despite the "Hoid-your-wheat" cir
GUAR the farmers are selling their
crops to meet their obligations and II
looks now as IL al attempts TO limit
sales and incrsese prices beyond the
natural value would result IN failures.
An honest return for his crops 10 oil the
farmer demands and this year he IS
favored more highly in this respect
than for decade past The report OF
the Treasury Department for August
shows an actual increase in exports OF
SIS, ooo, 900 worth OF breads,utfs during
that month--this Is in the face of the
repeated requests 10 hold for better
prices. In August an exhaustive adj
dress Vas forwarded TO The farmers By
the Alliance leaders. This was given
the widest publicity BY the press, bui
the fgures show tiAs 70 he'd no infiu-
snce. The expectation Of provisions
feil OF u pc. 900. csxsls and hogs $685.
600. aud cotton Sa5opoo. lie not b.
lieved that The turner's have dsliber.
assly SET aside The advice of their
leaders. but IL 10 arsed that they have
been TOO ready to part with their crops.
II il even sid shss The rapid rise Of
wheat ia August U.s. designed 10 indues
TIE farmers - sell. II -, Is succeeded;
for The records show that many pro.
ducers we're snshsc 4, stand bdly BY
add sse wheat IN demand ~ more than
~. EAch imagined others we're hold.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27

That appearances are deceltful II 10
often eharged-and so they are. People
read continually of instances where The
humese and Lowry tramp does some
heroic deed; where the dude turns cut
TO be . muscular ana courageous Mani
where the quiet man siiences the noisy
fellow and 50 on. ia poetry and fiction
the deeds of the lowly and humble in
appearance are duly sung. All the
world knows that there are as many
more acts of quiet heroism done N
everyday life. OF everyday people, Of
everyday appearance, thousand 70
one a. ever sees the light Of public mo-
tice. ALI this docs not excuse neglect
of personal appearance. It's duty
that every young man and every young
woman owes TO society, TO themselves
and 70 their friends, to appear we'll.
This does nos mean an undue atten-
ton to personal appearance; such 10
not needed. TIE millionaire who wears
rusty clothes AID prides himself on it,
finds - soon as he moves away from
the walks where he is known, that he
has cut out FOR himself no end of snub.
blng and contemptuous treatment,
Among strangers your personal appear
ance - all there is to judge you by.
Its the plain, neatly, modest, unassum-
| ing dressed man or woman who receive
IN travelling the most attention from
hotel clerks. porters and railroad Off
Gals. 1t is the we'll dressed person who
receives courteous attention when he
enters q place of business as a stranger.
Courtesy of manner and neatness of
attire are the most important elements
in the makeup of gentleman or lady,
and it should DO remembered that no
amount Of education will supply defic-
iency in these respects. They are, how.
ever, one of the truess indications oil
| cuitura
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27
POLITICAL PROSPECTS.


Daniel Mccoy favors William Alden
smith or Any Kent Man.
Speaking of the situation of affairs
in this district. Daniel w. Mccoy said:
There is considerable speculation going
on about the candidates aud but little
work. For my part, l would like to
see VIM. Alden Smith nominated, and
if no is he shall receive my heartiest
support. think Kent county ought to
have it. Kent has AZ votes in Repub-
hcan convention, and the other three
counties put together have only 40; so
II Kent delegates can decide on man,
he can be nominated without asking
anything of the other counties. With
the Democrats 1t is different; their
apportionmcnt is 81 for Kent, and 53
for the others. l think outside of the
Kent candidates Mr.. DIekema Of
Ottawa Is the strongest. He
shall receive my support if Kent loses
the nomination.
don't believe in this "rotation of
counties" The strongest man should
be put up, regardless Of county. II
there was any map III the district who
stood far out above the rest, and whom
we all called superior 20 the rest,
would say give HIM the nomination if
he will take it, no matter to what
county he belongs. Since We have
no che who is infinitely superior
to all the others, and since there are
more voters in Kent, believe in max
ing the struggle local one. We can't
tell how much of victory will be ours
until after tho Democrats have had
their convention. Our nominee, who
ever he will be, will have very little
time to work-oniy two or three weeks
that is short time for man to
canvass the entire district, and he'll
have TO go over 1t all. for mans rec
ord won't elect him. He must work.
One comfort IS. the Democrats won't
have but q few days moro than we will
have. ] don't believe there Is any
clark horse" TO be brought out, SO We
are are all ready for work just as toon
rs We know which OF many candidates
the convention will decide upon."
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27

A CLASSIFIED record kept OF the var
ious diseases imputed TO James q.
Blaine by the papers,show him 10 have:
Diabetes, Bright's disease of the kid
neys, heart weakening, parsiysis. hyp-
ertrophy OF the heart. pleurisy, pai3y,
general debility, bad hood, old age and
q miscellaneous lot of fatal aiIments.
including everything except trichanosis
and elephansiaAis. Notwithstanding
all this, the brilliant statesman goes on
living IN nonehalant, breezy sort of
way thst would put job to shame, all
tue wh.ie listening to the merry buzzing
OF his presidential bee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27

The holding Of the Superior Court in
the ease OK Cooper the iall-oreaker.
seems likely 10 bring about q peculiar
state Of affairs. The jail is now COM
fassabsy filled with prisoners who were
committed in the same manner as
Cooper, and il 10 fair 70 presume that
many of the prisoners will claim their
liberty upon the saiae ground Is that
upon watch Cooper obtained his free
dom.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27

Mount PLEASANT. Mich, Sept 81
Lewis B. Earl. of Marshal, Mich, an
neronaut, agreed to take Frank Thaysr,
of this city, up with kim Friday.
Thayer was to come down by means
of the parachute. while Earl used
the balloon. Thayer chung to 8
rope several feet below the bar on
which Earl sat when the balloon was
let go, but the two had not assembled
so feet before one of the trapeze
ropes broke, precipitating both to the
ground Eari's neck was broken and
Thayer's left arm ind foot were frac
tured
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27

PrAfsyuLp. Conn. Sept 26--East-
srn Connecticut IL getting ready for the
town elections that take place on Oct
4 An town officers and election
boards for iso7 viii then be elected.
and each city and town win settle
whether ~ not license 10 cell intoxi-
eanta shall Be granted for the coming
year. Never vas 50 much Interest
manifested Ia The vote % this question
before.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27

peited ~ appear and answer. In AL The
cases, ID 10 UNDERWOOD. there Was no
lntent 10 violates the Law. bat the
lottery advertisements appeared just
the same as notices OF church fairs and
gFsb-bag socials would have appeared,
and without recalling 10 mind the exjst-
ence Of the aati-Iottsrv law they were
published. II is not known what the
finaI outcome OF tia prosecution will
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27

inx back and all hastsned TO dixpoSs Of
. part OF their stock. The exports for
September are nos expected 70 be 50
large. The great danger, however. Is
that farmers viii hold too long, and
that prices will go so high that the
poor in Europs cannot afford to buy.
There are other foods than those pro-
duced from grain. and if grain is made
too expensive. the poor IN Europe will
soon learn To set along with something
else.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27

Every time the subject Of Sunday OBJ
srvance has been discussed IN its col
umns, The Eagle has closed its eyes TO
the relative character OF business aud
pleasure and mildly shrieked at its
morning contemporaries: "If the law is
enforced you shall buy neither milk
nor pills OH the Sabbath, nor snail you
publish your newspapers" Now the
law does not prohibit the prosecution
of business that is made necessary to be
performed on Sunday. A morning
newspaper is business institution. Its
Sunday morning issue is not produced
for pleasure, but because it is demand
ec by the people as an educational and
religious factor. Fifteen-sixteenths OF
the work necessary to be performed to
publish sunday morning paper is per-
formed before IL o'clock Saturday
night. The other one-sixteenth is the
work of positive necessity, and the law
excuses such work on Sunday. The
Eagle publishes an evening paper six
days in tho week. When its Saturday
night EDITION is delivered il has accom-
plished q week OF labor and there is no
dernand that twelve hours later il shall
Issuc Sunday morning paper. Its
Sunday morning paper is clearly not
one of necessity for il twere it would
he obliged to publish every other morn-
ing of the week as well. The Sunday
Morning Eagle, is a very good paper.
but it is published purely and simply
for the money there is in it. and for no
other purpose whatever. The same is
true in a less conspicuous degree, of all
Sunday papers, but the regular morn
ing papers have the justification of
necessity. The Democrat very aptly
says that on all well regulated news
papers each employee is entitled to and
granted ono day for rest. It
matters very little whether that
day falls on Sunday or not, 30
long as the employe enjoys . reprieve
from labor. OF the Monday morning
paper so much cannot be urged as to
its necessity. 1t was called into exist
ence by the pressure Of competition.
Evening papers intruded upon the Sum
day morning field and boasted of
printing "sevcn papers IN week." To
meet that competition Monday morn
ing paper was forced into existence.
Its publication is on the same plane
with that Of Sunday morning issue OF
an evening paper. But all other con-
siderations aside, the publishing of a
Sunday and Monday morning paper is
attended by no disturbance TO the
quiet ard peace of the people. Its
work is accomplished in q quiet and
orderly manner. The news of the city,
state and world is conveyed to its read
ers who sat in their homes and read the
same with satisfaction and profit. Pub
| lie sentiment il in favor of the Sunday
paper; the law does not prescribe il,
because it Is n necessity. II it we're
prohibited by law, or by . strained
construction Of the law, people accus-
toned to the news Of the morning
paper would bs denied it, u.s. from
Saturday until Tuesday. The Eagles
position il hardly tenable, or il tensble
10 shows poor taste in hurling rocks
from its own giss house.