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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-12
Galveston's Delegation.


GALVESTON, TEX. May 11-Hon. Walter
Gresham, James Moore and F. L. Dana left
tonight for Fort Worth as GaIvesuon's
delegates 10 the Worlds fair meeting
They were accompanied by the Hon
Irwin Mahon of Denver, who is en- route
home. The Galveston delegates are in
structed to extend a cordial invitation to
Director-General Davis and party TO visit
and accept the Inequalities of this city at
the close of the convention
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-12
Soldiers Arrested.

WALLA WALIA, WASH, May 11.-AQ
tary authorities of Fort Walla Walla h&v
arrested eight enlisted men charged vi
being accessory to the lynching of Gamble
Hunt April "a. When it became known Il,
arrests had been made six men deserted
The guard have been in search Of deserters
1t is rdmored that number of other ar
rests Of soldiers suspected Of completely i
tho lynchins win be made soon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-12

The Fort Worth delegates to the
Worlds fair convention are requested to
meet st the Chamber Of Commerce rooms
ct 10 o'clock, sharp, for organization OF the
committee Convention assemblies at II
O'Clock. THOMAS J. HURLEY,
Chairman Committee. $
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-12
Notice..

The Worlds fair convention will assemble
at II O'Clock Tuesday morning. instead Of
Il O'Clock, as formally announced BS
order of the Chamber of Commerce.
E. S BEDEN. Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-12
Houston's Delegation.

HOUSTON, TEX, May u.-Although
Houston appointed over 100 delegates to go
to Fort Worth and attend the Worlds fair
exhibition convention, not over a haf-dozen
OF the number will be in attendance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-12
Keep Cool,
\ Slap at the Rothschilds.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 1.-THE Novoe
vremya commenting on the Rothschilds'
syndicate's withdrawal from the new Rus
sian loan, advocates administrative meas
ures TO prevent the Hebrews
from practising usury and excluding
them from engaging in commercial
pursuits so that, rps Vremya, they will no
fonger while elfcEng themselves acquire
influence huZGEo the Russian nation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-12
Houston Rapid Transit.

Special 70 the Gazette.
Houston, Tex. May lin the &ty
council this afternoon the question 6l
granting franchise TO 4 new rapid transit
company which has been hanging fire for. q
month came up for final disposition aH0
passed by vote Of six to three. The mayor
gave notice that he would veto the ordi-
nance. The opinion is~howeyer, that the
Aldermen intend to syentf the franchise and
wfnpass it over t@ VITO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-12
TELEGRAPHIC EREVITlES.

The Little Rock grand jury term COM
menced yesterday. One of the first cases
to be considered is that of ex-State Treas
urer Woodruff, fer embezzling 100000 of
state funds. An indictment is regarded as
inevitable.
Cipher kilograms received at Madrid,
from Lisbon, contain the information that 4
widespread panic prevails at present
throughout Portugal.
The British minister at Santiago has OBJ
tanned unconditional privileges for British
and other foreign merchantmen bound for
foreign ports.
Owing to the alarming state of the fnan-
cial situation at LisuOn the government
kRsfssaaeSa decree granLSax sixty DAYS in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-12
A Suggestion.

Editor Gazette.
As every visitor that Viewed our Spring
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-12

LIMA, ONO, May ia freightful accident
happened at Fort Jennings, a station near
this city on the Toledo, St. Louis and Kan
sas City road. A number Of men
were engaged unloading thrash
ing machine when q passenger
train came around the curve and the engine
struck a piece OF timber which projected
over the track. The men were hurled IN
der the train and Henry Miller Henry
Slstsnan and Louis Lance were killed and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-12

idly, the Vassar, and all artistic and recea,,
creations. We make this announcement
Immediately following the dates OF o.I
opening in Fort Worth, and can there!oS
supply all cosmopolitan and fasndioI
tastes from unbroken stock. Lend Us yoo
presence and give Us the courtesy Oh J01
inspection. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-12

S04 Houston sire
offer to the Ia
abroad, a bright
millinery and IA.
competent and
and most recent
an extensive lii
shirred hats for,
placed upon thel
w 4.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-12
HOUSTON LOSES
In Its Fight Against Against City Rail
ways, the Latter Come Under the
Wire with Flying Coiors.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
HoUsToS, Tex, May lin the civil fdis-
trict court to-day the city was completely
routed in its fight against the Housspa.
Belt and Magnolia Park railway COM
pauy. The railway company sss
tanned 4 temporary injunction aSsfnsJ
the city authorities some 7 time
age restraining them from interfering in
the construction of certain tracks and
turn-outs on the Belt line, and suifA ssss'
brought to make the injunction perma-
nent, and SETTLE a certain dispute as to thaa
rights OF the company to occupy Com
merce street with its roadbed and tracks.
Every issue ut stake was captured by the
company. The injunction Will be perma-
nent, and there is now no power left
the city TO prevent the Bask
line from building on through to the Sssn-
trail tracks and the Grand Central.
The trial was before Judge MasteA Jon,
with brilliant array OF legal talent Nsa:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-12

tione. Mrs. Max Elser. Fort WORT
= J. ). Jarvis, Mrs. !. J. Jarvis, Prospect
Place.
]. P. Lipscomb, Mrs. J. p. Ljpscomb,
Grapevine
Thomas Spruauce, Mrs. Thomas Spru-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-12

Ladies of the Texas convention; repre-,
sentatives of Lone Star state pride, anu a.
patriots of the esthetical and the 5eautIiA
whether entertaining those from sis-ei
cities or here as strangers in convention as
sembled, are earnestly invited TO visit me
new millinery palace Of Reagan IS McD+.!,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-12

NAN'NF glfNlN't~t ~ ~. y.
Edi,or Citis~n
On the evening ~ the 2nd. white az.
ting In front ~ III Proppcr's house,
where myself and l.. u Dndson. are
camping, NJ about X o'clock y IN. | uh
served brilliant light rise over the top
~ one ~ the high mountains, south "
this place. II appeared too bright Tor
any heavenly body. called MIR. Dod.
sons attention to It, aud We both ob.
served Tor two hours KS II mounted
rnpldly into tho horizon, We sUun die.
covered what appeared tu lc bright
s'at following II, but ~ 1t ncnred our
point ~ observation found that II was
connected with the larger body The
singular thing, however, was the Tact
that what appeared IL hrllIiaucy To- hr u
sctl"s ~ electric are lights constituted u
s'falgl' base line that Nas 10 our view
many feet long From near. but not
quite at each end, vas npparcn,ly an
elongated half CIRCLE composed u the
thN' 'A.h ilkh'N' lVVi INV bI"N w
THIS cttcle there appeared 10 bc Il long
rod covered w,th am lights to- th" uplrr
end, where appeared brilliant hight
This pole or whatever II va, seemed tu
he under lutellgpn direction, and g b.
used Hs tuddrr ur steering apparatus
The phenomenon Was moving M the
face ~ the Wind Hhtth blew from the
Meet, and would frequently tack ~
the same way that ships tack when
running IN the eye - tine wind. For
more thnn an hour thus strange sight
Mas observed, not appearing To- desire To-
move rapidly, After Perhaps an b .ur ~
apparent Hesitation observed similar
hrnt rice ont 81 tho mountain iar h. tie
southwest, and the tao began a. az
pruach each other at quite rapid speed,
hut before they were abpu, 10 JOIN con-
pany heavy clouds obscurcd them from
our vision,
Our theory ,s that they we're some
k,Id ~ neral sHipe under the control 'f
men skilled IA their management |
would ike t. kuuw u they were scrn ny
others and u u youe kuuws whn, they
were uLd well want 10 know more
about them.
VI SWAN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-12
The Coming Fight

Lest night articles ~ agreement were
drawn up and s,gned Tor prize tight
between J Edward Priest and LOUIS
Meyers, on FRIDAY evening OF far week
Tor 500 u side, the winner 10 take "a
per cent of the gate rcceipts and the
loser ~ per cent. The fight will be with
slI ounce gloyca. and vii he swift and
exciting FROM the frat round 10 the con.
Guiding one. Both men are big fellows.
weighing over 90 pounds each, but they
expect t. cut down Their avordupoa n
number 80 pounds between now aud the
evening 81 the tight, The mil will Ice
under the auspices ~ the Athletic asso
c,at,uu and will therefore Ga Sought on
the square. Both men will enter active
training to morrow morning, having
quarters AZ che fair grounds, Frank
Boutwell,, who trained freddy" Walsh
Tor his fight with Stock, will also handle
Meyers, while u we'll known athlete ~
the hose running team, who asrlrcs 10
pug,listIc honors himself, will l., k after
Mr.. Priest Everybody will go Ia see
this heavy weight encounter
", T., Blcdspc, Of tho -. Elmo, was
chosen stakeholder, and the funds are
now ~ his hands. The fight will occur
nj the Armury,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-12

In the future, becoming one ~ the pub.
hc school teachers IN the primary de
partmeni.
q W pittock, who has been aaaoc,at
81 recently with Chicago and other east.
etn parcts, arrived from SANTA 70 last
event Y sherr lac hos been Vis,,ing for n
brlct time. Mr. Pntock anticipates
making Albuquerque hS permanent res
/ ldence, and intends u devote his time
/ towards advancing the interests ~ this
ctty aud the territory in general through
the medium ~ priutct's ink, not only
/ here hut abroad.
/ Is &. Waudell, the well known Ne
silla<niloy watermelon and fruit raiser,
N ~ the city with a carload ~ fine,
large w,tstmrlpns. winch ARE on sale
~ the cuum,ssluu store ~ Samm,s n
StHmn The melons average twenty
five pounds, come ~ them, however,
weighing hrtw,cnf forty aud iii,y pounds
Nj VA dell has purchased the water
melon prN llrgc at the falf tor Ca, aud
slated tu tue reporter that he intends 10
hayea car load ~ wutrtmrluus on the
grounds that vii a4tomsh all, some
weighing SIXTY Iuuuds each.
Mta DAVID = K"ck arrived ut the
Guy-trm'ut Indian tchuu to-day, and
VIII AZ n the capacity ~ prluupsI
teach"t Prof Cfrnecr saya shcls lazy
u rare CULTURE and refinement She IL "a
graduate ~ ,hc STATE Normal school "
P-ursJ wanna, aud has had fifteen years
"Nl'rrurr .. teaching. Prot. Wilson 4
Cox, ~ Horton, Kansas, has also been
added b. the valuable corps Of employees
~ the sDhuul tie In assistant supofIp
trndcut 10 Prof. Creager. Prof. OK In
Hlsn u uctmnl graduate Supt Chngcr
save the institution will have Whttrr
corp. Il employ ,hts year than /, hns
bad any year Dur TX lie history lie rs
caled because 81 the advanced scholar
snip these people hr ns to the school,
j. Wallace Johrson, u Bloomington,
W, ihc "eh'V'N biulh"r Ut our towns
man, j. \ Johnson, after sp"udlne scv
eral days n the crty returned home last
evening I'm CIr,2LN learns that while
here he mat" complete arrangements re-.
gaidIng hls Mo,hctr affRira, 20 that the
latter IL r. ine'ntrh IN charge ~ AZ hls
property IN thus. Valencia aud Socorro
counties. IT." arrangements fully pro.
trct all Il hs New Mexican creditors,
hul Tnr CIriHrN cOugratulatrs j. A.
johnson on his vndlcation from the nu
w"tour criticisms that hav" been offered
AZ 10 his motive. Tho visitor IL much
pleased With hls present real estate in
h,S city, aud ~ very likely to interes,
h,mscli largely IN real estatc here IN the
future
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-12
CITY N,Ii.
Detailed nepsr, OF the Proceedings OF
the Nrrt,nE las, GNenlau

III" board ui aidrf,ncu me, lac, .,on
ing, with Alrimau Ma'uy pfcstdlug, IN
the absence ~ NByur SAINT
irceent Aldermen AtmiJp, Bowmal.
HUNT, Malny aud NJ Ter, Cletk Hopkins.
Absent Aldermen fHfr. Gplri aud
Raster.
Dae minutes ~ he regular aud s,eclal
r.cctings were read aud approved
The new bulls aero read ant referred
To the financial committee
Alderman M,tsr. ,,cItded 10y AOdcr
nan Bow man, moved that thc mll - T..
y DAVIS ~ sll fuf Vui ~ ,ttW 90
First street he Iaiu on tie table TITO
mutIuu Whs utt
lue following u.l- ser. approved uud
Warrants Dtd".ri drawn m them
W l.. lru.bh, 4 e.. estimates
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-12

down the course n, terrific speed, the
wind AZ her backs assisting them ma.
tcralll and when the cart had reached
the bout 81 rost 4 cos Frank Kramer
shipped ard tol' Illy mason was run.
nlug With him, aud sec,ug that action
vas h"ccssaty ,o save the PROSTATE man
from being struck 10y the cart, wheeled
It 10 the right aud thus escaped him by
several inches Frank was pretty badly
shaken up, but was not Injured. How
ever, tho boys made very creditable
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-12


hours u day. aud will bet their las,
nirkel that they will win
Harry Gray, Nbo marriages Wilson
Wnddiughams cattle utctcets Va T.Nas,
came IN FROM the east lasi rish', aud hns
hls name On the AtmJp register Harry IL
one ~ the POLLY COW punchess Who visit
the metropolis and hs IL always a O"l
come guest
Judg" :, f. Booth, e bfarny las We.
ut the territorial lar fpr u chip hr IN
constructing The Judge nlso stated
that San Mgucl county NllI hh,c mag
uilir'tt cyhibt q her mineral aud othrr
resources 1T the far
\ special rla ton was bel | "a Soc'rru
yesterday g. I'LL ~" va tupl p,nasluu.
81 10y the resignation - Mayor Austin.
Wh" ,ns gone - Monterey, 'cVlru.
Thee Srtc bu' tWh caudIdh ~, Willard
W, Brlsnr, who Wis lul.ra tY MAX"
th" race bN the " -'r-..,r o''urtN, ard
F.at"hNu Bar IN" lnt'c- "hs"ir'''i
E,.l Nat. .,,..,..
ful, m,r .bll,u.r .l,.u. - case sd,
mr.. I. 90 III" cry, zap, attending 'ar
oh pmcut 4 30, .,u '.a. I wheat &.
tue o,-, ir.d ,u.il Boo thr.Igti.,f ,i..
mrtrlu.. lot mgy' 900 COMPANY NI'h
Jam,- Gul-t. a.d l....u lcHy,s.
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grapes f'r IA" Kansas cay market thus
II VIZ "'H' 70" '''" w E'"P'" W w
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}. j. Mac I"HEnr and vie, u ~ PaSo,
cam" up from the south last n,Hht aud
ARE at tie Army". Lake all IL Paso poo
pie, who welt the metro uls, they speak
IA wpndrouH terms 81 ih" THRIFT and
prosperous condition. ot Albuquefquc,
and "mrhat'ca.lN stated that the new
COMMERCIAL cub hm ding heats any
ihnS they h"N" seen ~ th"'r 'ta,"Dn.
Take hut", M. Editor ~ tie III PasO
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-12

The wholesale trade Of Albuquerque,
which few years ago wac too small an
item To he worth considering. is nov az
great IN volume ~ that 90 any other
town OF 10000 inhabitsn = in the United
States, and reaches into all parts OF the
southwest. There 10 not town or
mining camp in southern New Mexico
or northern Arizona in which you will
not lind goods received from A!buquer
que's wholesale men. New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-12
school Books.

TIE action Of tho territorial school
board, IN reference to tho new school
books, is severely and justly 80, censured
for tho manner IN which the books nre
to he obtained, Compelling the old
books to be sent 20 Santa Fe for
exchange virtually prevents anything
being realized on old books. as the pos.
tags costs all that is received, This
matter should bs thoroughly lnvestl.
gated aud some arrangement should be
made by which the purchasers 81 books
will receive some It'll" benefit, Our
people should bear in mind that the
change wss made by tho territorial
board aud the local board aud teachers
have no discresAsn IN the matter Ration
Range E1ass3
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-12

Wv WY w NV '"T'IFhu'
Nlutagur Stevens, Sucurro county
rrtc man. IN registered 10 day at the
huf'Pc'u fr'm Maedaena.
ton. MrCpuk whites President Hall
that he vii rr nj the territorial FAIR IN
prtanu, accompanied 10y his stnf
/. II krr, and family returned home
from L.. Angeles last night. after a
uut,i - recreation los the seaside.
g. n r.r.,., ., thu Nr.,,, -.
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,ur.l fur
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Hon ~ y O,.t, and family h.y.
como :, ChIc,y, n,d uiu .,,.na
t,r.r,r.u I, N,ty,uia and North c.,o,
lun before returning hama
1, it,,,, ,,..t..
Tor Il Il Me,.rs now ha, charm -, Tho
Mrrupnltan restaurant M hapd co,.,o,
prurun Snpfu,l u,lI ,nks =. ,..,toJ ,..,
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II IN I,,. Angeles. wh.re h, will anita,
tho ,muIr, ~ I'M. Ios Ary.I.s T.,,,i,.,
rnad
v.. ~
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Arm-,rnny. Fr.d I,.vs.r " n n.v.or
and 4. A. SHAW
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Major Donn.lly 80 tho Atlanta 4 ~.
c,Hc land d.pnr,m.n, I'm. ,.,urn., ,ro,,
h,. trim ont on IN. roaJ n. will h.y.
grand mi,.,nl a.. ,hit trom ,o,th.,,
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f"'''""R" '''"S' was w W" Guy yes
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MINIS VI '"' '',''" "e'e '''"o"' iu'
"',e''S'"e anu ReIe'"' dlS'houion car
wiz "'''o mere next Monoay'
Mine Host I'ockhart, of the ArmiIo, /
who recently gained hls mesa land suit
hef'r the land office at Santa Fe, will at |
an ,arly d,y cree, thereon N pl.ssan,
''H"'"''' "h" 'h'ehuS to r"N'u" 10 u NJ
"' giving "P INC Ath''!o' "hich VIII ~'
!" yer! IL" weeks
About Il week qgu. William Sanouin. !
rttr and Iu, Budurarcp. who tar.n,ly /,
Il discovered the old can't. Carr min. in !
the Sai.,na mountains. sent n la, OF the
ore tn pnrll,lu III. as.nyed Tbis morn. |
,rg rr,urna v.r, received. and tho ore
showed S,,;.iu IA SILVER 10 IA, ton. Il ia
mite evident that M.assrs. Sangu,pett.
aud B.dnracc, ha,.struck Il rich IN IN,
w = "''"'N '"'S AFTERNOON M"h'cah'
wei '""'''' WIN Dug JUICE attempted to
H'""I a 'e" ch'ps from The game supeflh
Tended u! ''e"r." Carson Vt the Euro
re"n' "Hd Vas prompt! tossed outside
OF We no. use he was ."'t'bR h'mSs'
az 10 h's" state OF excitement, when
Marshal Mn''"n put IN AL appearance
ahd arrested MN Ills 'nhl VIII occur
l"'" TINS afternoon before JustIc" Den
"'"'
& STERLING, n merchant u S0orro,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-12
Obituary

/ The death Il Mr., e. H. Snupc WAS ~
sudden and ~ severe "A hIow 81 hi- friends
us tha, q h- li'o boy Walter two
months ago.
4 stricken ipvn with what seemed AT
first only n 81 ght ,ndInposi',ou, lee sauk
/ rapidly aud pnrsri away SUNDAY morn
vpgHi,cr M illness = barely ten days.
nr. Shuur Was born in Mt. Pheasant,
PerF, Jul! |, 1872, educated u, otter
b.in University, Wrs,rr,,,lr, OM,, mar
J risd g Miss Ada Cr"Niher, 81 EtnG. Pa.
/ Sept. -. lSSl. Eul established himself in
H." dry Hoois busross at StouLrnY lie,
! ONO,
In tie sprirg q lsSs his etura was
burned aud his h"nlth wrs impaired by
the rNcr,,ons attending tint experience
/ 10 October, l"Ss, Mr. Shupe brought
/ his wife aud childto Albuquerque, wh,rc
he soon butt the r!rasAut HON" Oh Aruo
street ana engaged ruthe Whu.t sale com
mission business.
Last sprIrg he took position ia TIE
law office 81 Judge iialledlur, which h."
held at the time ~ his death.
In early youth bo joined the church u
the UnIt,d Brethren u At. Pleasant,
Penn. aud never removed hia rc!at on
from them,
/ liza hi" among uS has been lden,I
fled With the beet lie ~ the oit,, quiet.
/ ly supporting the influences that help 10
! build up a law abiding and moral CON.
mGn,,y, while his religious hfe has been
I Connected with that u the CongregA
tlonal church, which los-s valued
lelper 10 him.
Mrs, Shupe. who 10 TINS lett widowed
and childlesr, re~cives the sincere gym.
pathy ~ this community, ana the prayers
Of our citizens will follow her a. sue
makes the long journey a second time to
bury her dead among the friends ~ his
youth.
1 The sad journey will be b"2un Wednes.
day night. A half brother, Mr., l., W.
KeistS'&snd Mrp. Shupe. are all that re-.
main Of what, th'ec months ago, Nas one
Of the brightest hOn,os in the city,
Iamss Mc(nrriatou tLis morning con .
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-12

At the practic" run o. tue AIbuqusr.
que hose ruanIng team yesterday even
ing, u narrow escape from serious Gc
cidsnt occurred. The boys were coming
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-12

Notarles public have been appointed
by the governor Az follows. Moses Wiley,
ruiarosa, q. A. Campfeld, Albuquerque;
Rafael GalIesos, Las Vegas; SAMUEL
Collins, Weed; jose r.. Chavez Los In.
mas; j. II. Canning, Fort stanton, Henry
stnrges, Springer; II. Is. Holt, Lis Cru.
ces, Pitt Ross, Albuquerque; V. e. Oil.
lett, Cerror; Piacido Bsltran, Las Vegas.