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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

"Du YOU know anything ~ interest To
the p-oplr ~ Albuquerqur;" asked I'm
CITIltS scribe on meeting Mr. A. 4
G"aut, Who has Just returned from the
east thIs morning
well, nothing special" replied the
gentlrmaE. You can, however, tell
your READERS that on my return home
visited AL the principal CITIES and towns
u Colorado, Kansas aud other s,atee.
and am gratltied To coufess that Albu.
qn.rqu- exhibits more life than all com
ulned, Hare y"u ree bul dIugs gong W
all the tlmr aud the weather IL not se
we're enough 10 prevent uutduor labor
Ia The CltIrs aud towns above the
N"" M-Nico metropolis labUrers are
absolutely work ~ stupped until April or
May
will YOU remain IN the cIty Tor an!
length - tm-y"
81 shall remain here uuJll som, time
next week. Ia wait the coming ~ Pre-.
ldeut Marvel and other Santa F- 81.
ti"ials Who are mrklng u tour - insI"c.
,lOn ~ that cumpanys system 81 roads
AiterH bret conference with them, ~
= strictly private nature, will 10 Ia Snn
Francisco ana Will lee absent from A lUu
querque for II few weeks. That IL all |
know tins morning"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07
VIII DiE Tor the Money.

TuE ClTllEN understands that r.
Grrgo and & " l. Sls, ~ this chy,
have finally succeeded IN purchasing
from the here Il Autouio Saudoynl u
piece u property, about an acre, adjuln
ing the old church ~ Barrlas IA fact
IN" old runs ~ Antnmo Sanduyal'r
house, Nr, y, do,al died ia iSsil at a
very advanced sg-, lie WAS peculiar,
eccentric, close.tsLed, and was rsoos-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07
INDIAN SCHOOLS.
the inereas~a Apprepr,s,,es R-csr.
nsenaed ny the Houre tsmmttte~


usenaed ny the Hsps~ ts.s wit,e~
After III" memorial " the Commercial
club ~ favor ~ AN Increased apprupr,A
ton Tor the Albuquerque Indian schuol
had been fUrwarJ-d Ia Washington, n
number ~ gentlemen ~ the club wtnt.
personal letters to such meml,.rs ~ con
sre@e - they wsi- acquainted with, call
INK their attention To the Necessity ~
the Increase, aud asking them To- CIV.
the matter their asastAnce Several ~.
pl,"~, all favorable, have already been ~.
o"lved To ,heae letters the most im,ppr
tnnt of ~h'ch cam- yesterday, from Mr.
! Perkins, the chairman " the commits.
o. Indian affairs ~ the house aud winch
brings the gratifying Intelligence that
the committee will report IN favor ~ tie
appropriation His letter II ~ ioilnsa:
House ~ Represent a,lyrs,
ashln9tun, ID, e., Jan -
! Dear Su Your letter ~ the lIth IN ut
| hand and IN reply have ~ inform you
that the COMMITTEE ~ Indian AFFAIRS ~
the HOUSE viii repur the Increased Hp.
!
supputt ~ the Indian -ch"nl NJ your
place, aud hop" the action Will IT, sue
famed 10y congress.
There ARE many whu tunk that mnn-,
appropriated fu' Indian education ~
very greatly wasted, aud putu, tn the -
cent outbreak among the SIOUX w. rNi
d-nce ~ this fact
| ! h"li"v-, huwever, that II IA cheaper g.
educate them than IT ~ Ia urgRull. r-gi
m~uts aud batHiIuus fnt the uurpur- ~
lighting and destroying thrul, ~ Acll -.
| more humane
am, sincerely Nuur.,
Is " rtRkIN-
\ lrttrt from Mr Motrrll Nas ,I-u -,
r"i,rd ut the sam" time. prpuI-.rg ht.
,-st-tHnc- 'u 10" huus- H., say.
Your f,Nuf ~ r"ls'Iru iu ne. ami %
'ru for inrtraH" - appropriations tp,
~" IudlHn srhunl. At your CIlN, - y,
u"lN"I u MI giS" M rinp"rr p.,aau. ,
so ,iu al rhu iu ...,'ur, ~" mere .n,,. 4
appropriation fnr tins purpr-"
Yours lruN. T. y MuKKtIL.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07
J. NJ, SNNDONAL, i'hA, n
Aitmt u '. MAkkls. lrlk
Legal NMice
'"E" NVA"F'
Lat " An AMI I..tain.nt ~ n,,,In. - Al

Last VIII and Testament 81 hicolas Y Ami,o
tscehraSl
10 barbara ,hHVea de Armilu, " tn, town ID
Albugu, rpu", county OF IrIna iIlu terri t,ry Il
NV Mexico, devices JunH Armij, ~ the cat,
~ ~, ! ouis, MiS-, uni; hTlAra hhSss lie Ami
IT,, ~ tie town ui Albuquelpue, county ~ lirf.
hHllllu, and teftit"t) m New MsI,cn guhk
ilhh al Auirlia, IiniSa, Ed~HIdu, hABu.IA ~
ptin anu Nicolas ! ArmiJu, ~ anu to all to
shum u map concern.
luu are h"rh! nutlh,Si that Tia. al ss,-i LAD
VII and Testament 81 Nicolas I, Armiju. lat.
- th"i "nhtl 81 Is, r"nlilln AMI letIItHy ~ Nv
Mexico. d'cca-.-i has i,-.u pr,siucci IN vacaiIuL
iEd r,s'd Ia ia. Judge - the itubais Court IL
the c"uhtJ IL h-Tnhllln. TERRITORY rs New MrI.
leo, un the 9Th day al bccemisT, IslHi ana the
daJ ~ the prov ~ ~ said sll.gsl Last III and
I'~,HmeIt ~hs 10 order IL III. JudR" ~ said
Cont hI"i for AuId'J, the a. dap OF iebriA =,
the fuTHn'uu ~ said dHl.
,iiVen under ny hand and the S.al IL said
Cont this Al d-' OF J.ia"I 4 + ,s,h
L.. n, Probate Clerk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

ifrm the DAILY Feb. 81
d. W, S'tachan loaded buck
board with provisions this morning and
left Tor a prospecting tour To- the Sanda
mountains
I.ast nigh, Jas lla,bekann was hless''d
with the arrival ~ bright glrl baby,
and ~ ,o day reNiying the cnngrHtula.
tons ~ friends
Yesterday afternoon. Perry Brown, the
inventor uf the smukeless locomotive
stack, purchases from kJfbet \ Go. n
handsome buggy.
Considerable difficulty IL bNng eEper
fenced ~ laying the sewer plpe north ~
Copper avenue Water and sand are the
troublesome elements.
Geprgc wight, an Atlantic n Pacific
brakeman. viii be married next week
lie II nua furnishing neat house Va
which 10 receive his bride.
4 -pccsl tram. ucarine special car NJ.
~, with General Manager u. Is Robin
son. ~ ;hc Atlantic 4 Pacific, l"it 10 day
Tor trip over the road. Conductor
Barne! ~ charge
A. W. Miller has purchased the Hour
house, aud will open batbct stop !t
the front room next Rrek Mr. VI Her N
from Springer, aud will make good
citizen ~ the metropolis.
A. \. Grant, the Albuquerque real cs
tate owner aud well known railroad con
tractor, got home last night from his
trip to Canada While absent Mr.. Grant
visited al the principal eastern cities.
ID. l.. Prudential, Jewish rabbi oi
Trinidad, II IN the city aud this morning
called at the residence ~ Mayor Man
dell, where boy baby was born Ia,
other day, aud performed the ceremony
Of ctrcumcisiuu.
\. f. nunham registers Rt tue Sar
Felipe from SanquIrt, New York. liz
comes here ~ student under }lshoI
j. NJ. Hendricks, " the EplscopH
church. Tor the purpose OF stndylng io
the ministry.
Clark NJ Carr, u Fort Winen,e, nu,
M,as Virginia \. Morrison, - st, Loul~
were united IN marriage at the 81
Nhvier's church, IN the latter clty, Tues
day morning. TnE CIrlGfS's Cungratu
lRtonz. MIR Carr.
IT, letter Ia ". + McCrelght, Of THI
CITIGgN, Governor Prince states tina
there IT. great rejoicing III Santa Fe ov"
the passage ~ Ia. school bill. The az
Is good one and the governor will AZ
prove It 10y ailIing hls signature.
Mr. Norris, an Atlantic x Pacific loco
motive engineer, yesterday le, the con
tract to Drury, Hoy h Go. for the ere'
ton Of two story brick residence ~
his lots OF south Broadway. II will b'
handsome home aud will cost IN tn,
nelghborEood of 5000,
The jplsts Tor the first story OF III,
New Mexico university were put int
position yesterday. II that capita
scheme removal carries during the pres
ent Legislature, II Is likely that this build
ing, now intended Tor a university, wi
be changed 10 suit II capital.
The Kansas Nursery farm, near th
government Indian school. has been ~
cured 10y Mira. Henry Lockhart Tor $500
The lady has been dickering Tor tn
property for several weeks and iinall.
met with success. She has great rra
estate eye ANA doubtless has options OF
some trst. class outside properties.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07
,dminIstratOt's NoiIcp

"tc" j. hereby given that I, I'll rr isrs shsd
have h'-n ~ Isuni'si hy IA" pruha nuu 81 tho
uun'y ~ lL"tnHlil g. Ia the I.ri Ury ~ Nes
Mspcn, administrator at IA. - ate ~ leila
NORMAN, d"c'as'-i, Al p-rsons having claims
Asaih-' ne - NJ" - thu sAld d,seAs-si, afe irre
rrAcIll-si hJ las JAM h A, hENAuL,
AdIniRistrstof.
AlbaqusrQus, n, ~, Jan. 0, Lsy0
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

Ierriturl - >rN Mexico. JuuntI ~ Ii.tnAlilIn
~ h ni-tf IT curt
u H.. u.
''''''"' ASsumI,-i' w attachment
T. \ f,WrlI ~ S''l
I"ru liant.
h"fUhi g. rtlfl il.f hy Nitt - ~ au ere. uttnn i.
hud Hli'~irl uh ia" 3-iI iHy ~ JhnuArI lrlI
am Il rested 4" tn-- Ter AL. all ~. t,sbt III
Hhd iuirrrt Icing au uudiN id,-i one half inter
'-t ~ T. - all Nr nam II defendant, B.. A. puwel.
witch ." nov h ur Witch h had On ~ Vt All
tim" hft-t The liii, dhl ~ JanuKtI, 4 u. IsS- h
uni tn tt" ful uVtng dss-' rilE-i IfuiETtI town.
M uhdlNl,i's unn hall interest IN aud tI I'D
numhi tS'lN" -, IN hl"ck number two ~, ID
Va lh'h "idttiuu tuths town ~ Alba itIrr,llr 4,
rHid county, according - ia" MAP ~ III aid
Ton mRdc 10y . " ~ d"tr, g. b. and hl,.I 4,
h""N-"il riu recorders office Tor sAiI county OF
~" III dhb ~ pril, \ u Isl,
And that THEREFOR | have l"Ni,l uion VII
-. Toy, be 18th ia, February I-pI n
~" hour Z ~ u'cl Oh ~ m, nj H." ", ~ ,iuf ID
"" count hu 49, -nid county. IA lib uurruus
~, - 'h" 49, Il \" e-t Ter sale, aud sell a..
-ltu" Uhuui rtsii - tel mtituu Ia the htsh,-
hud b.sl hid 80 lot 60 h. tu satisfy said rS.cu
tuu,
Nm"un' ~ ~ cu'ion tSf IA
Auusui ~ rHAiH svCru,-I lgH
Total .... tsND
i'r'" - ~ nrhurrt, January ma, i~,.. hat. q,
ming - Irud-u- j ,nuan 18th i~~-. date ID
Judgment, Nutvinl-f lIh. i-'u.
Jusg l.. pEUHN kls riH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07
Notice of Suit,

Territory ~ N"p Mrbiru Second Judicial ID.
tttct County ~ I'rtnnhllu.
'''" ,,''"'''"' iIhanrep Tor Divorce.
I.,,,,. A I.l,-..,, NJ. bNA,
The aid defendant james VI Jni,n-on, IL
her by n"tIh"'i that II suit ia chnncery has lse-f
commenced against him ia ~" Dir'ric court g.
~" county "t li"tna. iIu territory ~ >eA Mex
60, 10y sHld con IiAlnant, tllA JohnHun, for nj
Ait-"lut" dINurC" Ahd dissolution "t u . marriage
ties existing btutEn rAi,i parties. IN the grow IL
ui f,iluf tu support and abandonment. and ~
general f"lI 7, Ard unl"-% yuu, the saud defend
ant enter Juut huIs1r,nrr IN Grid suit "n ~ h
Tor" IL" neat NJ. lsVi term ~ said cuuri, Ia h
h. gun aud held ~ the court house ~ said Ii.f
uAliIln county, 80 NlhuuuerIu-, ew Mexico, ct
ih, second Monday ~ MAY i-lI. ~ dscr,- pt,
Cunt,-su therein Ill b- rendered against sou.
tHIs = HUNr.
lrrk and Register IN hanrrty.
" lRHtN \ fIHurr-uN
s"Iicii"f- Tor Complainant,
nri"i Jauunr 18th lSpl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07
From Abroad.

The foil wing items are clipped from
the ShelbyvlIlr, NJ, News, one u tb,.
editors aud propr,-turs being younger
brother OF ". 1. McCre,ght, u Tnr
CITIZEN:
Cards are out announcing the mar
Rag" ot Mr. George II Gould aud MIhs
lanthe Brown The ceremony AIIl take
place nj the :-Hld"nrr ~ the hrl,i.e
i"ther on Monin!, February ~. AT 90,
n m.
Mrs. Horton, Who was arrested N
Louisville u, Policeman Rutherford last
week, Tor running away from her hu-
phud and iakltg his money. MAS r.leas..,i
from custody u Il WI leave for Las
Nrgaa, y, NJ, her husband ha. ng con
-"nteI that she should have the money
aud 20 on her way rejoicing.
George II. Gould. the young gentleman
"h" was married this morning. ~ Sh.lp,
vale, IN n son ~ DE- G-o L Gould, Assoc
rln;r editor oi the LIS Vegas Op'ic. II.
II bright, promising young gent iemnn.
aud the writer, who IN well acquainted
Alth all hls humefuks. wishes him "A
happy married ME.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07
No'icr NJ suit.
lrrr,t"ry ~ Nr~ Mexico, SECOND Judicial III
ttict. County at liofnnliliu

ttict, uuut) ut h-fnniliu
"''''" N"'''''' iChAnccr, f"r Divorce.
.,.l,,i,. l.,,. NJ. prp.
Tn .ald d,'fruiput thAr-s \ Shri -, I. hers
10y u"iih,Vi that - slIt ~ chhrr.ty hs. hs..p 80
m'EC,d HsNu- him 4 the i,,rci r,uir' I, z tie
county 81 lEtnaII lu, T. rrit",y 81 "a Mexico ht
-lid COM .HtnNIt, Minnie ShFiNrr fr an ais. :
lat" dNutr" bnd I.N.iluiiuu e ~. biaI Tiase In.
"IiSiins ls,wr'n ~aid IHr',--, ~ IL. grounds Il
ihiur" f." sun MI hlHu,'unmunt and fr
at, ln. i'- ntINrI, ~ Vf 'Ur HpIrbFnn,r a.
s5nd .uIi ~. "l hsfus thr hf-t dHJ IL th, cent
MAY tom 81 al CONT, :" Is "euu ami held al
~. r,urt Nuu-' 81 saiu ltrruHl .l!u county 10
buIu"rIu- ""W .N,NN", uu "a" -,C ed Mund Vi
81 ~, u - ., - dr re Pr, unf...sn there, II
will i-' tcud'rd sniust you,
tHs. y. iirsr.
iIrTk and liegis,.r IN I Il uc"r,
'. \, hkkt>Lktr, Solicitor Tor Comp lainanL
A lbu.tIrr,lur, A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07

Nottre OF ssh.
TERRITORY ~ New MrGicn Hecuud Judicial De
trict, County ~ lsrnalllo.
Kitty MnWb Madison,
Complainant $780,. a., A..
"I''' ~" 'h'''''
U~uTs. IilATy tAdi-nn, N" ~"t
Defendant

The said Defendant, tis.,rss GiAry Madison, 10
hereby n"tlh'-i that a suit In chAncoTy has bsst
c'inucn'ei against him in the District cuurt fo
the g. INT. -: lLrnHlillu, tsrritory ~ New M.Ih
GO, h 80 Complainant, KITTY liru~h AAdisuh
tr IAN ala" Iu'" divorce and dissolution 81 the
n - gf'Wui IL abandonment ana f,f srn.Fal ~
LET, Mud unl,-s you. the said d. IL dant, rntd
your apI"aranc" 10 -aid suit an or lb-forr the
liz begun aud held an the nth dAI ~ MAJ, iryL
NJ the court hnu-.' 10 Albuquerque, in said coun.
y, decr,- pro confs-sn therein vii 10 rendered
against Jou,
IHAs, y, IirST,
Clerk and II Ris,er In Chhncefy
bIhNNhnk, NnnEN, Solicitor Tor olnp lAiaant.
Alluluusruus. NJ Ian n lspi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07
] AIN. sincerely Nuur.,
Is " ptkkIN-
PA~Sir HoTu uSI SIS.
rHui,a ~rhooI niiI Small, PASSES the
Council

lat. yesterday Hitrtuuuu, ~ irS mn
nlrs before & O'Clock rut CirilES ~
rrlv-d the fuluNlug lmprftau, Telegram
SAM, ~, Feh 1
Tho. Hughes. Editor tItiltN.
The huuea svhunl bill (tha PAuhu
- mmon school act pnSs.d the coun,rl
VT out amendment tue afternoon. anj
u uuly awails the approval ~ the guV
"ruor. Praise the Lord" etc.
f.. - SrovEK.
Th. above IL the best plec" IT news
Gur CrrI1rN has had ~ chronicle for u
cong time It rs even better than nnnth
go railroad ur - drtrh aluhS the fr,t
ulis Vt thu Snndn muuntaru,. For
,"nrs :, ud schunI uIli- have b,..n nitro
irr-d IN past New Mexico legislatures,
tut wing toh pnN"rf" aud vel know
tin"nr" they have all been overN helm
nglN defeated IHt tIrIIkN ~ glad tu
'h'"nlcl- he fact that the m.In beers II
The present leg sHtur" Hr" q drcId.d
nI'ottanc- ~ the Am-ricau ideas rh-
passing ~ schuul blll ~ viewed Va tn.
.isht ot great victory tor education
'nh advancement. aud InL IIriztN'
suir" has hlanN- been echoed Or the ell
hrim"n 81 ~ common schuol bilI, II mat
tered not from whom or IN which
'hnch 81 the legislature 1t originated.
senator's Stuyrr Hnd Mills had gone e.
III" legislature with good scho" bills.
nut ~ TIA" raulIu act got th.r- iirst, tn.
CHEM says "All han To A." W. ION
'iuN. Stover ia "prHlslug the Lord"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07
ASSASSlNS.
Attempted Assassination VI senator
tatron at santa fe.

SENATOR ANCHfTA uIr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07
Proposals for Feeding Prisoner

IVTA MN TpHlrtHf IN Il nrUFy >
n hkktNi.t y, Solicitor Tor Cumplainan
Albuquerque, \, N.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-07
Notice II sheriff Execution sale.

fcrrl"r( - >r~ Mexico. County ~ RcrnNlill
III h ni-tr ~ curt.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-04-22
Wells. New, Excited.

About 1900 Indians, principally
Shoshones and Snakes, and repre-
sentatives from nearly every tribe
from Colorado to Oregon, are
holding big fandango there. They
give the town quite a lively APP
pearance, every street and bust
ness house being thronged with
naked savages.
After a weeks chase, Deputy
sheriff Hall on the 18th brought
in a desperate named Cass Aus
tin, whom he caught in the Goose
Creek mountains. and Judge Con-
ger promtly sentenced him to six
months in the Elko jail. Austin
and another desperado, named
Dave, have for long time been
robbing settlers and sheepherders
on the borders of Idaho, Utah aud
Nevada, and making raids into
Tacoma and other unprotected
towns, terrorizing the inhabitants
by knocking them down with six
shooters and shooting into their
houses. They came into Tacoma
two weeks ago and perfectly rid
died Bellinger's hotel, while the
proprietor and three Of his children
were very low with pneumonia.
Dave escaped to Montana.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-04-22
Elko win Contest the Bonds.

At the last meeting of the Board
of commissioners of Elzo county
the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, That the District At
torney of Elko county be and is
hereby instructed and directed to
contest the issuance of such bonds
RAILROAD bonds and by every
honorable means fight the same
in every Court to which the mat
ter can be carried, upon any
grounds which he may think ten
able or which promises or offers
any hope Of success, and to the
end that such contest may not
be made too burdensome upon him
and that it may at all times be made
with the utmost vigor, the Dis
trict Attorney is hereby authorized
to associate with him in this mat
ter such assistant counsel as he
may deem advisable, who shall
with him be Empowered to use
every legal means known to pre-
vent the issuance of the bonds
above specified.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-04-22
THE NUDE IN SACRAMENTO.

A great outcry has been raised
in Sacramento because the art
class Of the Croker School of
Design has exhibited picture
representing a nude female figure
standing in water. The body is
exposed from the hips up.
The Bee reproduces the picture,
which is a very graceful study of
the human figure.
Some old hens in Sacramento
have proceeded to make an out
cry against it and pronounce it in
decent.
1t is high time that the rawlings
OF lot of nasty old women
against nude art be regarded
merely as the frothings of luna
tics.
God made the figure of woman
beautiful, and framed the eye of
man to understand it's beauties.
The female figure was the
GROWING work of the Almighty
and when He finished the labors
of creation He left this legacy of
lovliness to the world.
Yet there are people so depraved
that they see nothing but vulgar
ity in nude art. When Nature has
stripped nearly all the meat from
a woman's bones and dried up
her stock of common sense, you
hear her raving against nude art.
We recall to mind the case of a
woman in Omaha Who tried to get
the city>councn to pass an ordi-
nance against nude paintings in
the city limits as she held they
depraved the morals of the young,
Before they had time to draw
up the ordinance she ran away
with a colored hack-man.
Had the ordinance been passed
in time it might have saved her.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-04-22
Consultation and Examination
Free.
DIR. HERDAN.
SpeGialis

DIX. HERDAN,
Specialist.
PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
CARSON.
DISEASES OF WOMEN AND
CHILDREN AND PRIVATE DIS
EASES A SPECIALITY.
Office and Residence Arlington
Hotel Rooms 10 and IL.
DIR. Moscu |. Herdan German
Physician and Surgeon, regular
graduate of Medical Schools of Eu-
rope. Surgeon-in-Chief to five ar
artillery regiments in Turkish hos
pitfalls and Europe, has established
a residence and Office at, arlington
Hotel where he can be found during
his office hours prpared for the
general practice of Medicine and
Surgery, and will successfully treat
all diseases no matter how long
standing nor by what physicians
given up. He makes speciality
of curing all female diseases, leu
corrhea or a0hites diseases of the
aComb, will regulate menses, is very
successful IN childbirth. Delicate
ladies should consult DIR. Herdan in
confidence. Chronic Diseases of
Rheumatism, Catarrh, Liver and
Stomach Complaints, Tapeworm and
Commissions. Piles, PARALYSIS, all
Skin and Nerve Diseases, Dropsy,
Tumors and Cancers, Diseases of
the Nose, Ear, Eye, Mouth and
Throat, Fevers of all kind thoroughly
cured. Diabetes, Headache, Coa-
sumption entirely cured by new
method. Private Diseases GOnorr-
haeG Syphilis Seminal aceaknssS etc.
resulting from youthful lndiscTtion,
which have been unsuccessfully
treated by other physicians will be
entirety cured by DR.. Herden.
DIR. Herden makes a specially of
Artificial Limbs from the celebrated
Makes Institute of New York.
All business strictly confidential
His terms for surgical operations and
treatment reasonable. Speaks ten
languages,
B9@ Office hours from 9 toll A,
NJ, 2 to 4 P. NJ, and z to 8 P. M, at
Arlington Parlors, Nos. 10 and II.
m13tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-04-22

Jack Lynch yesterday laid half
a dozen large Centennial potatoes
on the APPEAL table which looked
as if they had just been dug from
the ground. They were last years
murphys however and had been
packed in straw during the win
ter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-04-22

Lie. 81
With the exact original New York
Cast, just as performed
500 Times in New York,
100 Times in Chicago,
rs Times in Boston,
80 Times in S. F.
"Let me express the conviction
that Shenandoah should be seen
by every patriot of our country. -
The late Gen. w. t. Sher nan.
New and handsome scenery and
realistic accessories, together with
the steed that won the day.
SCALE OF PRICES.
Orchestra, first rows Dress
Clrcle. S1 %
Balance of Dress Circle. 90
Back of Orchestra Railing. rs
Private Boxes. 5 90
Box-sheet now open at Hawkins
cigar store, without extra charge.
a1Std
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-04-22
BOOTS and SHOES.

Remember NJ Giigan, formerly of Carson Virginia City,
old the
store in the old store that he had Main Carson New
of the
shoe leather gans for 81 than
shoe the for TX.
Ladies' Bright Dongola Button Shoes
Misses Bright Dongoa elevens
Chdens School Shoes Best in the Market
Misses Youths Best School Shoe Made,
Infants french Kid Shoes LOO
Infants Dongola Shoes
ChldeD's lot of School Shoes 65
Ladies' French Kid Handturned Shoes. $50
Terrells 500
Terrels Fine Shoes $50
made bv
We have also fine
Kangaoofnes in the world Also full all kinds
in
market, which will be sold a low profit
you stay. Everybody
goods and prices, have time than
You all welcome come though you don buy
Thanking kind
continue IN the future, with and esteem
apl2n Yours truly
M. GI1LLIGAN.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-10
A FIT INDORSER.

MATT QUAY, who still maintains
both a ''dignlfied silence" and the
Craftsmanship of the Republican ma
tional committee under the undenied
charge of being a common embezzler,
indorses BLAINE as the next preSi-
dental nominee of his party, and
pledges him the support of the Penn
sylvania delegation. just what value
can be attached to this promise is doubt
full when one remembers the fate of
his man DELAMATER, to whom QUAY
had pledged the governorship, may be
matter of doubt; but there Is no Ques-
ton as to the value and significance of
the Endorsement of BLAINE by QUAY as
the nominee of the Republican party
for the presidency in 1872. 1t is
most fitting that the writer of
the MULLIGAN letters. the yend-
or of speakership rulings, the
"tattooed statesman" of Puck's terrific
cartoon, should be commended and IN
dorsed by the man who stole $260.000
from the treasury of his state, and con-
templated throwing himself into the
Susuuehanna until Senator Don CAM
ERoN and WAYNE MCVEAGH made the
theft good; the man who approved of
the theft of the subscription list Of Ghe
Voice; the man who engineered the deal
by which the Democracy gained gov
ernor. and, in exchange, lost presi-
dent; and who, when charged by repu-
table and responsible journals with his
crimes. meets it with a 'dignifed
silence" There is nothing surprising
that QUAY admires and supports
BLAINE; in fact, it would be more sur
prlsing if he did not. But, if the GLOBE
does not mistake the temper of those
Republicans who unite bLains and con-
science, and whose influence has always
been exercised to defeat Mr.. BLAINE's
highest ambition, both Mr.. BLAINE and
his indorser will go ignominiously down
in the dust should they dare to enter the
lists in 1872 against GROVER CLEvE-
LAND,