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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09

Ordinance NJ. l2}, creating the Office
~ ",iy cre,uccr, defining hs duties and
tur other purposes, Was read the first and
second time, aud under rusp nsion of
the rules Mas adopted ~ whole,
Ordinance M. l2l, relating To- health,
under mpcnslon u the tulcs was
adopted
Ordinance NJ. -, relating 10 city Rc
counts was read and referred 10 the
I tuRLcr committee.
| Ordinance 80, ~, establishing u city
seal was read the first time
Ordinance No III, relating 90 plumb
ing, whs read the first time, aud On mo
tion - Alderman Gnbel, seconded lay Al
dcrman Hunt, it WAS referred 10 special
committee, consisting Of Aldermen Bow
man, Hunt aud Maloy, the mayor Ia be
chairman ot said committee.
The estimates ~ = T.. Rose, the sewer
contractor, We're read and On motion Of
Alderman tlynt, seconded 10y Alderman
Maloy, that warrant bo drawn Tor sl,'
! g1l IL in favor ~ Eaid Rose.
The street committee MAS granted one
week IN which to rep It on bids for
building tanks, epriukllng the strcete,
etc.
4 communication was read from Vii
lnm Krrsted. tho clusLlting sewer
engineer, asking the couur,l Ia pay him
$50 IN accordance With his contract,
WAS referred to- the finance committee,
\ communication Was read from the
city marshal relating to the condition ot
NJ. Murphy, now dependent upon the
city, II was placed on lille,
The officers reports were read, accept
ed and filed,
Alderman Maloy reported that James
t. loumhs was very suck, without friends
Hui declrrd 10 80 to the hospital at Santa
fr and askrG the board To pay an iudebt
cduess ~ $50 due Mrs, White for board
nrd lodging
On motion u Alderman Maloy, second
ed by Alderman Arm,io, that the coun
c,I pay the debt, and On motion ~ Alder
man FAIR, seconded 10y Alderman Raster
It VAS agreed to purchase ticket aud
send the sick man 10 Santa Fc.
Alderman Farr offered the following
resolution:
l,csolved 10y the city council that hs
sum x 81 per month be- allowed To Mira
johnson, an object ~ charity, and war
rant be drawn Tor said sum for such pur
pose in favor Of the president Of tho
Womans Relief corps for once month
until further orders,
Mayor Saint nominated Samuel Is
Drake as policeman, and he was con
frmed.
Mayor SAINT nominated W, y. Ssoor 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
River News

Reports from Alaneda are Il the effect
the work ~ constructing the dam Coca
right along,
". II. II. Met2gar, Of ra!arItu, reports
the river as tuwlle over portion ~
the land there and AT Los radtllos and
considerable damage has been done 10
cultivated fields and orchards. lilo be
hcycs that the river will bc much higher
in twu weeks than now, but hc thinks
that no greater damage will be done.
Hon. NJ. =. Otero, OF BernalilIo, who
was IN the city this morning, states That
the bridge there was in danger OF being
washed away, but It IL now strong and
will stand amy rise IN the Rio Grando
Mr. Otero had large number Of men At
work strengthening il, lie regrets very
much the false and malicious reports
published by outside papers about the
| Hood IN the river, when they arc ID igno.
rance ~ such facts. The currcn, OF the
river ut Bcranlillu IL altogether on the
wet side
Division Superintendent Dyer, who ia
hero to-day from Las Vegas, received
Telegram thia morning from Cole Lydon
division superintendent OF the Denver a
/ Rio Grandr at Alamosa, Col, which
states thet the water there has fallen
several feet in the past few days, that he
does not look Tor higher rise, and saw
that the snow in the mountains hai
about melted. Mr., Dyer believes that
some OF our citizens arc needlesslJ
alarmed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
Treated TO Rotten Hxxs.

The Trinidad Chronicle thus mourn.
fully tells how Ration treated several Of
Trinidad's Salvatlonists:
Four over Jealous uembcrs of tho
Trinidad Salvation Army went To Ration
Saturday 10 reclaim that sink.hole Of
inlquity from the bonds Of sin. They
heard the Macedonian cry, Come
over into Ration and help us." The
wicked aud unappreclative denizens ot
Raton denied tue cry, and when the Sal.
yatlouists appeared upon tue streets OF
that town Saturday night with the loud
cymbals and resonant drum they were
met 10y shower 81 egRs which had lost
their usefulness. With tho "odor Of sano.
tty' lost IN the louder perfume Of the
cggs, the cvangellst1 were obliged TO tiee
Ia the mountains.
Our katon friends have had salvation
rendered them and refused To accept. 10
far ~ our Salvation Army il concerned
they can remain "a their sinful state and
be damned.
+. II. Burgess Il Son, the druggists, ,ie
src us To- publish the following testi.
monial M they handle the remedy and
believe II loo reliable.
bought n - cent bottle of Chamber.
lnn's Pam Balm and applied il TO my
limbs, which have been afflicted with
rheumatism ~ intervals for one year. Al
the time bought the Pain Balm | was
unable to walk, | can Say truthfully
that PAIN BALM has completely cured
NE, IT, II, farr, Hollywood, Kan, Mr.. A.
b, Cox, the leading druggist at Hollywood.
vuuches for the truth Of the above state
ment.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09

Moved Tvs Alderman Hunt. seconded
10y Alderman Farr, that tho r'y bonrd "
equalization Ia cmi""ctcd to employ
an cNp"t, to All then, To thar estimates
ut values n nCscrsHty.
\ number o' now bulls were read aud
referred to the iiuauc" committee
Go motion - Alderman Hunt, second
ed 10y Alderman Ma,oy, that ~" war
I""'" ties drawn ~ ''"""s. O"' Tor e."
,o' "N't" po'''"'""n 10 '''"t "' Matsu"
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marina To- P"t'l'''" " '."', ''r MI.
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'"' We yer" "'." '''''' '"'' '''!' mas
I''"'n'" noun aver " f'"n '' WISH w.
"'''"7 "' S"'"''' az" LA" Vegas
I'll" hfaHs works ~ ~" Nnulu'rqu"
Foundry AMI Ma'nu" company we're
s'urld up yesterday Carpenters are
I'i'''! '''''" " '''' ''"'l''"'! ""'"'"s'
'"' '''' '''''' "'i"' '"''"'''
william q. Young. ~ sydney, ONO,
has l"as"d from Tom Post, TIE INrhango
hotel old town, aud will aeon or u
ir"t class road house. III" opening even
T" = WIZ u" WI "'''" ''"'' INV "''N'
N" rIcI"rs 4 santa +" ~" planning
l. wait thE ri'I soon, r'dirE ~ Tar ~
Nulln'". our "h""lmru should cutter
tam them VIM" her" Ih"r" ar" u"N
over s"'rulH it'" hl'hr,rs ~ ihr city
Howard G.. NaldrllGr wi, leave thl,
evening ~ I"unnl wanna. There ma!
t." nv truth IN a." rum"' huir' - assert
"i That 10" If .nS &" return ",lh one ct
tu" TAR daughters "i lh" h"!Htour stat,
a. h'S hrld".
A. ~" Meeting II tine city council insr
evening Mr. " o. S'r'ur WAS hupou'cD
city "ugln""r. Ia" appointment ~
G"'i "n" MT N"'of - Vel In'I'l'i
aud u" interests OF thr'IiS Will tee clos"
y I""td'd III MS MINUS
Garnet Sc"lry passed. through the CIT!
Inat night on his way To- ChNyes, wher
hr goce To- enter III" serve" ~ :, NJ
- "
ell bros 'h' recent p"t'h"HerS OF
large tract OF tliI'oer 'ahH III 'hh' section
, Arrangements are being made by
, few Of our locaI educators To- hold Nor
, nal lnEtitutc fur teachers IN tins city, il
, the near future. Hon. AmHdo CHAVEZ
=, our energetic superintendent - puhl
, instruction, has consented To- take entr
) charge u the work
. A. Mammoth. hook krep,r and =. NJ
Snndnynl. clerk a, Mnnd,ll Hros 4 Ca. =
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09

NU"stfn N'nUfn d0 IUs MlIAgfos mining t,aiIn,
pucatsi Aptl :, Is;p III. location whereof 10
b,C"rl"d IN ltnk u, bag" l~iof the ilccorlrr's
hill- llttl" -nu'h ut the mouth ~ HAdes Canon,
% said county ~ ll-rnAlilln. Territory 10 New
Mexico, IN urirt to hold said premises under the
'ruNisuus 81 Section IVA ~ the keyi.ed StAiutss
4 IA" United States l,slnE the amount required
a. H. IIend"l'u huld the same for tho year i-ap,
ud you ARE further utihCsi that tho underulgnrd
'NN", and their prSioccasOrH en led, have like
rl-" "II"nd,-l enc hundrd dollars for each u
hrbCIr- l~-1, lSSi, isst, iSN5, iHsi, iSSl iSS,
amounting. including the said year i-sO Ia the
Sum ~ clshthundrel dollars
Ant Il within nlnrtJ days after the publicaiias
p this motto" " required by Law, you fail or ~
l'usr tu ruuifihut" jour proportion NJ such Ell.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
nOARn az ALDHnMEN
rhr Fathers Of the CIty TRANSACT n
Ittg lot az ttusInrss

Thc Fathers Of the CIty Transact n
Ii,E lot of business
IT,, nNarl ~ aldermen met IN regular
srss.,u mst evening, all ptc8ent.
lhc minutes - the previous meeting
Ncrr read aud acceptcl
rho report u thr sewer committee, AL
NeIug iuni Scion T. Rose, tho cunltNc.
Tor. %, granted until the lat - July, WAS
adopted
Iuo report Il tho police committee,
Recommending au additional policeman,
v,- real, AMI the following t,sululur
Nua offered hy ALDERMAN HINT
lrU' resolved That nm additional mem
nvr - 'ho f. Dlinc shall bc nominated Toy
thr mayor and confirmed 10y the board
- Aldermen
Twas lap'ui.
Iur r,..'' committee hlao recommend.
ed ,.a, 'no board move from tholr ptcs.
,n' lmtlrr lutn an ADJOINING room.
On motion ~ Alderman Ma,oy, s"ooud
ED ! Alderman ,Hhrl, Marshal Mastcu
H.. requested lu nsrottau the cost ~
,Uus iar r,om aud report - To-, ,uhrc
..r.''pc.
-nYhy committee rrpur,oi aud
o1 m1'l,uu' Nirrmnu M,ioy, seconded
%, alderman Hunt, the urp1rt "n. re-,
r".,ri hud the uty attrfu"y instructed
I, draw Up w amendment To- the pres
EFT N.a'. ..ln.urH
lur report ~ ire r,mwI't ~ Wa- read
.oI'r! AND 'ur mnr,hn, lnHlruttri to
p4rr.t.y 60, hitir,,- r,.lumrudrd 10y
Observation-Disclosures,
49,
''''''''
'|h' '.o ..H' ~ ''i-''"''t'E IRAN ~
tN, u.ii..,e'ciu part = the city 10 tax"
r.,...pf i.r,..,tfI,y.. 4 winter ia that =.
........ .,.,s,,
Wv ,'''
J ~ Alderman MH.'T' r"''h.''d nI NId"f
| uan t,tn.l 'Nn tie rcpu'' b" nirptr,
land Tint fine ..n n,t,r,,,. draw mn
,a,iru.t with & T.. ZONES. ,nroupi
/ whose and ,he ditch runs. releasing IA,
ct, - an, damage.
! Tn, r.,,r n N. stree, r,mul,;.,
v,. read. ,ul ON uo.,op q, Arlcfm,,
,.,I,r.. .rr.i.i,lb, Alderman F,rr. M
Recommendation. = the r,m,,i,,c.. r,
i.,,.,., ,.,,,r,, l,Il,ts he. tr,,t,t,I nm,
.,.,,.,,. ,i,.rr,, draw mn c,rtrsr, T.,
.n,u. ln IA, Recommendation. q, m
~ ,lc cr,.l,,t,,,. the ,I.r,r,r hyh,s w,I
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
ntNEu TAIK
Nrport- Indicate n tI,sr Mt E=paneia
No hanger Here

the Rlu Graudc IN that srciiun are very
high aud much " the low lnrds over
flowed. La lara IL located ~ the San
LUIS valley, and ia the nearest pustollice
tu Mr. Cudiugtun's cattle ranch
II seems that the Santa Fc New Mex
ahout the condition ~ the river NJ thus
point than the people residing here, and
arr entirely too fresh III circulating re-.
putta to thc effect that the city la iuun
dated Tn Cui1rS takes great delight
~ lut'imiug I've above two ptl,,s aud
uth"tH Who have been mlslcd toy their
false attachments that there H. 10 danger
~ Albuquerque bcng flooded. The low
place, at nhd near Alameda have all been
fixed AND ihc waters ran roll ~ Far ~
. Nhu4u"'vuc u, concerned
Mt.hul Master tcrcrvcd Telegram
/ l,s' ugh, from Dispatcher Mrlirde, at
. E'rpu,n, Nmrh stalc' that tie river
, Na- tcN ,urnr, hlghr- than at my tmr
. thus rprruS.
The II l'nsn papers Hr" dovutIng con
| ,ulornu.r oparrtp thc Nu,itaudr a. that
/ luui. portion 90 t. rasu ls burlt al.
mu' 900 no, river bed, aud naturally,
/ when q .. 80 occurs. considerable distress
. among rvr'.Hl ,'Hst,p, tv-ultt
/ ! ur river at Ghrrlas ucg'h ~ tho city,
/ g.. m.l;u. rull.i ourrourhmrutS upon the
wagon ,u.l, nud Vt ~ now r'oord from
travel Vicente S.dlIo's hou,v, which IL
u.n..-' ia ~" rivers edge, las been de
r,tlrl ard be- has take, the ,,mbcts from
'b. wiuho hul'dus \ rear ro1m, his
haru aud u pnrt - hIs urchHrl have al
rrnl> hr"u nVcrt down H." swift cur
rrrt, Whi"h appears 'u have sm',ci from
Tn" NrH t. the cnst side
lu'Ic Johnny HI, The old victorian "
thr.uid town, Nhu has been residing IN
~" vale! Tor more than thirty Years has
wand rrrulIociinns ~ the Ho,d- " 1871.
II ~ hDt upnlpu that the river viii hr
several fr,t higher. but he thinks that
th"utliHaIa have acted wisely 10y th" TX
pcudrlufr ~ money ~ the building ~
dl krs Wl'rr they are most needed
Is. t. p"roN, ~ licrunlllu favored this
Ollie" w,th % call thus morning II" s;ntes
that IT," btigo across The Rio Grnndc il
now IA - drI"r from high water, hav
NIX zoe" "'t'nf'h'n'd ""h ""d" secure
\llrrmtu Armyp ra nt the DYKE ~
any. water az tiiii 'h'r"' keeping IN
wv ''''' ~ '''N VIZ Wv
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, ,l,n nr, time. fin, wear This wou'd nm
, d..,toar,.,afs,v,c,. inches a, Espan
oIa m tw.u,, funr hours.
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Wv" ''''' '''N ''N'' ''H' "'S"'
lmriy Is" Navn!" Indians h"y" !olne'
'''' '"''""' '"'"''! ~ '''' "'"S"'''
, 'has. +, Lumm,s' IT." maea''n" r"n
trihutor and postmaster ~ ls."ta, ~ u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09

sheriff Little rsturneu from Fort
Apache few days ago having in custody
Algoon, al apache Indian, charged with
murder. ltseems that Algoon was with
another Indian Hho had IA Jug contain.
ing som" whiskcy, Aeoon asked for
u drink, aud his friend replic,l, III only
have enough Tor myscl'," placed the Jug
Ia his llps and started tu ,ako drink,
when Aleurn shot him in tho throat,
killing him instantly. Lieut.. johnson,
upon learning ~ the killing, sent run.
uer tu the family ~ Algoon, ordering
them TO bring him in. When he put in
an appearance, his father attempted to
capture HIM, aud in the trHcas Algoon
drew n knife and stabbed the old man
but not seriously. Ills mother and sis
tcrs then took hand, bound and deliv.
cred him 10 the authorities at the post.
THIS IT. ~" same Indian who, a short
time ago, while in the employ 81 the
government as scout, shot and killed "a
corporal, near Apache. \ court martial
acquitted him on the ground ~ the kill
ing beLg accidental. The sheriff, es-
cor,ed 10y u military guard, took Aigoou
before Justice Rogers, at Snowflake for
examination. Upon hearing 10 wa
bound over to await the action OF The
grand jury, The prisoner il pleasant
looking Indian Of about twenty years OF
age. Sheriff Little desires to return
thanks 10 the military authorities at the
post Tor courteslcs extcndcd.-St. Johns
! Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09

Nothing ndds ~ much toa persons
appearance as u tine thick head Of hair
OF even color, and to assure this usc only
Halls Hair Remover.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
WORLDS FAia com aissioSEsss
ns,as ex..,,Ix. nm.s


NJ the ENerutiSr once.
The territorial board ~ Wutld's Col.
umbian Exposition managers 81 New
Mexico met Ut ~ u. m. to day, pursuant
Ia the governors call. at the executive
office. Theirs were present the entire
board ~ iullows. w r. Thornton, OF
Santa lc; Miguel Salazar, ban Miguel;
T.. V Chavez, Socorro, and W. II. II
Llewclyn, ~ bona Ana county. The
board proceeded under the law to elect
officers aa follows:
W. + Thornton, president; 81. SalAzar,
wee president; W. II. II. Llewellyp, 10.
cretaty, and T.. V. Chavee, treasurer.
/ Tho board then entered into long dis.
question ~ the general outlines Of the
/ proposed plans and measures to be in.
/ augutatod to secure the beat possible
showing Tor New Mexico Mt Chicago ia
| lSu
ca motion ~ Mr.. Salhzar, Messrs.
Chavez aud l.cwellyn we're named NJ n
| committee e. select suitable points IN the
territory for the collection ~, storing
and caring iur the various articles 10
comprise the permanent exhibit, TO re.
port nj the next meeting Mcssrs. Thorn.
ton and Llewcllyn were named to confer
with the railroads gu tho question Of
transportation of exhibits Messrs.
Thornton and Salazar were designated
To draw up rules for the government Of
the boards meetings. The secretary was
authorized to procure the necessary sup.
ply ~ stationery for the use OF the com.
mlssIuners. Tho president was author.
ilcd g. call the next meeting ~ the
board ut Albuquerque.
Governor Prince was present during
the deliberations ~ the board; also Mr..
& G. Hall, president ~ the Territorial
FAIR association. Tho latter extended
an invitation a. the commissioners 10 ut
tend the territorial fair at Albuquerque
ia September next, which invitation was
accepted The board then adjourned to
meet ngain NJ the call oi President
Thornton New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
Attended IInnr

Gao. SclVy, deputy sheriff ut Gallup,
came IN from the west lusl night lie had
IA charge An Italian named linhusl" Pis
eetti, charged with M assault a. commit
the crime ~ rape upon the p"rsun u
Mrs. Sam Young, and he Was taken over
to the county jail The lady teaches Tie
scn"ol ut the Gallup coul company =
mine, but Resides with her husband IN
town Yesterday Afternoon while CA her
way home riding horse, the Italian au
,anccd toward tier Eul commenced pull
ing her from the horse. Having pre-
NIuusly been tact uu tue road 10y the
same man and irRrlug harm, she had
prepared herself Nth revolver to de
frnd her honor, aud "a pul,rR away from
the brute sle pulled out h"r weapon AND
shot at him four tlmra, without effect
but chasing INN into the town where she
had him arrested. Into IN tie afternoon
he Wns taken before Justice Mnluncy
who fired him $2j aud costs and tire,
months III the county !a,I. The Italian
IL supposed To- he crazy,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
Frrr i.IhrRrS Hail.

The Fort WlngRto band wlll furnish
music for the free library ball nt the Ar
n,ury on the 18th.
II IL understood that Las Vegas, san
ia Re. Socorro and other tONus viii send
good delegations 10 the free library Oall
Mesdamrs llallrd,ne and Rose and
Mls-es 49, and Mhitcwgr dro workers
and they Grr stralurus every point 10 u
diclously advertise IT," free llbrnr! ball
IL will be IA blg success,
The committees having charge Of IT,,
free library bail Rrr requested To meet "a,
the San Eel pc, SHturda! afternoon at .
Every member urgently requested 10 at
tend,
". L. TrmDlc has agreed 10 donate
his hacks FREQ for Visitors 10 the lIhrar,
ball on tho evening - the 18th, L.! hlt
generosity, Mr. Trlmble IL being hbcrall!
blessed by the ladies Who are DESTROYS
that the ball BE- grand success,
The morning call., 1891-09-04
NOT A CENT WAS LOST.

Uncle Sans Silver Safe in the Hands of
His Bluejackets.
Commenting on the ways OF bluejacketsa
naval officer recently gave an illustration of
the characteristics which distinguish sailor
from his fellOw-men. In 1885, he said, there
was something like S13, 900 in silver dol
lars in the New Orleans Mint which the
Treasury Department wanted transferred
to the national depository in Washington.
The transportation of so large sum by rail
was thought to be an expensive and risky
undertaking. and 1t was concluded to make
the experiment OF transferring the immense
amount in naval vessels. The matter was
laid before the Navy Department, and two
vessels were selected for the service. These
were the Swatara and Yantic.
To make room for the silver cargo the
magazines and shell-rooms of both vessels
were cleared OF their membranes, as were
also the various other storero0ms. Upon
arrival OF the Swatara in New Orleans the
vessel was made last to wharf adjacent to
the Mint, and the work Of transferring the
silver began. guard of marines accom-
panied each wagon-load from the Mint to
the ship, but the work of slowing the silver
IN the magazines and storerooms was left
exc lusively TO the bluejackets. The silver
was rather insecurely packed in plain
wooden boxes, each containing $1,000.
When box was broken, which frequently
occurred, the shining contents would be
shoveled into another box by the sailors
with as much insouciance as q stoker
shovels coal No extraordinary precautions
were taken to prevent the loss of any of the
coin, and the result showed that none was
needed. The officer Of the watch, pacing
the quarterback above, was the only officer
on duty, and numberless were the oppor-
tunities of making away with large sums of
the money if any of the crew had been so
disposed.
Within less than week the Swatara had
been converted into treasure ship and sub
merged two feet below her load water line
by the 200 tons Of silver. The vessel
The morning call., 1891-09-04

more than / did Yesterday. With Miss Her
mia's permission I'll see the house-eieanlng
business through"
'hhY0nn be of no use at all with the scrub
bfng brush and the breom," said Hernia,
mischieyonsly "bat Pye no objection to
your helping paper the little west room
when we get the paste ready"
1t was nearly week before they got 70
the west room, but MI. Hazeltine came
every day. And when they put on the laSt
strip OF bright coloted bordering, Mr. Hazel-
tine laid aside his paper cap
s'Hernla,5 said lie they had grown to be
great friends during this al freseo sort OF
iifej, "I've a question to ask you"
+. .sWen?"
"Don't you think we work together
hicely?'
sPretty well. considering" said Hernia.
"Would you object TO ME as partners
"NoI at all. y
he asked eagerly.
yes, She answered. with half blush
and half smile.
That was Hernia vane's last Job of
hoase-eleaning.
Helena is single yet. She says she cam
not comprehend the men of the present age.