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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-19

missiuuers N regard ~ tue county pay
lng unc.thlrd ~ the tost incumbpfe,l
10 the building ~ the dykes The raj.
road company h1s already pad urc
thitd ~ the cust
The Iulice committee recommended
that tie matahal's action IN engaging
the ,rtVces ~ an extra policeman since
Ovtu,er. br confirmed, and that las nef
wees br dispensed WITH from this date.
The grievance committee reported uu
IT," petition ~ =. ~ Wilson. complain
~ IT garbage b",ng dumped on h,s land
uu tn. loot hills. aud Recommended that
the petition be laid "a the table IA
definitely.
The clerk was instructed 10 cottes
pond With the authorities nj Kansas
CITY IN regard "a an improved street
sprinklcr, which Mayor SAINT saw IN use
there
Ga motion ~ Alderman Hunt, rcrond
eel 10y Alderman Maluy, that the may or
appoint committee ~ four, the may or
Ia be chairman. on the matter " the
Albuquerque land graft, they to advise
with the q ~ attorney, and report their
rccuum endatlOns III the ucHt regular
meeting Aldermen Hunt. Maloy aud
Miller we're appointed the committee.
Ga m",lun - Alderman Maloy, ,ccnnd
ell toy Alderman farr, Il COMMITTEES ~
threc was appointed To enter into nego.
tlnt'ous with the electric street railway
company IN regard To abandoning the
track between the park and the TRAN.
eular plcce u ground opposite, ON the
west eide, and running the track due
~cst On Railroad avenue, aud To receive
Propbslt,ons To pur,hase tho triangular
plec" ~ ground on the west side ~ the
park, with the view u enlargirg the
park The mayor appointed Aldermen
Mnluy, Hunt and Farr IA the committee
The board adjourned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-19
RAILROAD NEWS

Th" clAin adIustcr ~ Atlauuc a Pa
cllic road wHs u, Flagstaff las, week.
Rock spur IL WhA, the qunrr, xix miles
west II llolbrook IL called 10y the railroad
men.
Arizona has | Us2 miles ~ railrund, =
which the Atlantic 4 Pacific operates
Hti miles
II. 4. Cullodcn, travelling auditor Tor
the Atlantic 4 Pacific, came IN from
Needles last night.
r. = Bullock, tho railrond man, Ia stlll
IN London and IL not expected in Pres
colt Tor month yet.
Twenty eight carloads ~ cattle were
shipped from iIolhrook one day last week
Tor eastern markets.
The Prescott n Arizona Central has
paid it's taxes due YAvapu county, pay.
ing in the sum OF tl2, 1920.
The railroads in Colorado employ -,
~ people, and their annual wages az
greaate over ten millions Of dollars
II showed all last night along the At
lantlc 4 Pacific as FAR west M Wiuslow.
The snow wqs the deepest and heaviest
leyurd the continental divide.
DIR. I, +. Raster, Of the Atlantic 4 Pa.
cutie hospital, returned from southern
California yesterday. Mrs. Raster will
remain in California several weeks
Roadmaster York has been Transferred
from the western division to Winslow
His division will extend from Flagstaff
10 Manuelcta. Pat Com will take York 4
dlvition.
A genius at Truckee, Cal, Amos Lane
by name, has patented a steam snow sled,
which lac claims will travel at the rate Of
from 40 TO GO miles an hour and haul any
kind OF load wherever snow can be
found.
The Atlantic 4 Pacific whistle deceived
the city's early risers Monday, get.
ting them out OF bed AL hour earlier
than usual. II has heretofore blown at
q, G:i5 aud at u but that morning /,
blew at ., then q and ut 7.
A personal cablegram was received Ia
Deming from John W. Young, STATING
that no had substantially recovered
from hls recent illness and would be 10
London soon to resume negotiations
relative 10 the Mexican railroad,
&. q. Carpenter, travelling passe gel
and freight agent for the Atch,son, To
peka Il Santa Fe, headquarters at To
peka, who has been down n Arizona ant
southern New Mexico in the in,erests u
his road, is at the San Felipe today.
Articles OF incorporation OF the Sar
Francisco Il Eastern railroad have beer
filed. The new road il TO extend through
the counties OF Alameda, Contra Costa
San joaquin, MERGED, Fresno, Tulare an,
Kern, California, passing through RI Te
jon pass. and reaching Rogers, a distanc,
Of $50 miles from San Francisco. Tn,
fact that the Rio Grande Western il con
tsmpiAting building into southern Cali
fornis has stirred up the railroad build
ers Of that state.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-19

opposition ,llire, however, Was promptly
notified. tie cuutcmptibc parsons
who interpret tho postal Laws ~ this
government ~ thus u,iui,y ATE hereby
notified that tlts office asks no fA,ots ~
the g,N,trmrut ur Any ~ its officials
Thereafter W. expect 81 keep closer
watch uh th"r ucttpts, and II at any
umr there is thndow ~ u chnucc to
g,n any one - thcm a lrk It vii I've
Stu X N.th Nru.muu, ,uctgy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-19
TN. SAND STORM

The llycilr.t lmagiuntuL would hntl'l
bc able 81 work itself up e. 'lr r"I' -
regarding su.h "apr'l - Nu,'h'' a..
TINT ~ last FRIDAY and Sn'urlhl us any
thing very p.ratan, To- hnNr, nevertheless
Il ~ not al uLm.N"lr'.l ard wien u.h
pared with tie Nlp.,u' domousirA'Iur" %
the elements that have n""u su.uf 900 lh
other parts = the world, So ',rd TINT /
wasn't near as uHd ~ / might haNr hr",.
Our sand storms' cause "a great deal a.
inconvenience and rumr damnI" tu th"
community At large, aLd - degree - +"
male profanity among nuu-ok"rp"r" thh'
IL fearful - contemplate, hdt IT," h",hi''
~ always on the night sidr, inr IT," g""l
that results from such storms Tar "d'
weighs the evil they to-. \ dozen lluu
der storms Wj,. not DO ~ much t. ruu'!
the atmosphere 49, one sand STORM
After such u spcl, IT, tms, Nh"n -"
clouds have "rul.cl 10y, and thr wc"thrr
has settled back INTO Its Normal ttht" ~
serenity, the atmosphere Is the most d".
liclouH, cNhiletattns aud hNiE1fat'uG
Imaginable, which 1t ~ a real rl'Hnur" 1"
breathe, and which rlycs Huc rc,cNcl 81
tally at every iurIIrahuu. II lac "a d".
gree q ozone that vs. not found ~ IL"
AIR ~ any other part II tie world, "r un
der any other conditions, aud 49, thor
oughly charged with c'cctuc,,y that one
can feel the vital current ia ever! iibf" -
his body. And bce,lr', the sand storm
il the best scavcnger IA tnrWutId, and all
particles - dccRyIng animal or NeEctnh."
matter winch. through the ignorance or
carclessness ~ the people ar" lett above
ground, t. Contamiuat" ~" air, ar" thor
oughly covered 10y the drifting taEd, thus
instead ~ eXhallng their gases t. poison
all who breathe them, are returned t.
their origlnr' elements IN perfectly III
nocuUus manner, dong good instead az
harm, and giving vitality a. the soil IN
stead % disease 10 the people and 1t -
thus that the dreaded aud terrifying sane
storm giNcs us u mos, beautiful and prHc
teal illustration ~ the force 81 that
couplet 10y DR. Watts or sombod! cl~c
which says: "liehlnd frownlng ptoNl
dence, lie hides smiling face
We are frequently unable 10 see the d'
vine smile that hides itself behind IT,,
irown 81 the proyidentlal sand storm; u
fact, We are nearly always unable to re
IL, but It 10 there all the same, and as ",
have SAID in effect, many tmes hereto
tore, this IL the homrly and fprblddnl
chrysalis from which the beautiful an,
life giving climate Il New Mexico
energies The sand storm, though ia ~
proper SENSE thing u beauty, m Il Yer!
useful aud valuable agency, but like
man who has had the grippe We fr"
better when It'b over.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-19
CITY sOLONS.
4 Large Batch or Business
Transacted by Them.
Numerous pctitloas aud Cummunicn
Ions Read aud Referred
MAS AND RAY roll.

Tho board " aldermen met saturday
a'trtnuun last, Mayor Sa,ut prrs,dIns
Present Aldermen Armiju. tarr,
Hunt, Malpl aud Miller; Clerk Hopkins.
\hpcnt Nd'tmcu liowman, Gabel
aud kuster.
The minutes ot the rex ular aud urec,Hl
mectIrgs were read and approved.
II Was moved 10y Alderman Hunt, sec
ondcd hN Alderman Fart that ali new
bulls bc rrtetf"d a. the ptupet commit
tees, excepting the pay foI, II officers.
Tie pay roll Mas trad and warrants
were ordered drawn Tor tho umuuut.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-19
IDITOittNL. MOTIFS


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NJ. thinks lhn' trsp In 40 SLOUGH 81
at ur'"' himself
IluurNr nnd loan ursauiLa, IONS are,
generally pp,aLIrg, the bcst kiud u u
sn,.rss institution.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-19
kreIKhl hohhera.

At Santa 70 bad gang Of thieves are
under arrest, Harry e, HI!i, light opera
tor and ticket clerk at the A., T. n y. +.
depot, Waldo Goldswor,hy, the nigh,
baggagemRn, and Charlie Hull, Il com
panlon chum Of the two, were placed
under srrest on the charge Of carrying
on u systemati, plan Of robbery at the
depot. They were caught IN the very
act Of secreting their plumber and made
an open confession OF their guilt,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-19
Publication Notice.

Territory ~ New Mexico, second Judicial Dis
triet, County of BernAlillo.
NAthildc CAs-Gdillo,
No. d5lt,
Gusppe Casnzhillo,)
Ihancery for divorce.
The said defendant. Gusippc CasAAdillo, IL
hereby notihei that n suit in ehanrery hes bsen
commenced against HIM In tbs district court for
the county ~ b.rnAlillo, territory 10 New MeIl-
co, by said com plAinAnt A4thilds taseadillo, fof
an absolute divorce and dissolution 81 the mar.
rage ties now existing bet tween ssid parties, ON
the grounds 81 dss-rtion. cruel and inhanaa
treatment. and for general relief, and unless yoal
the said defendant, enter Yoar apIsarAnee IN aaid
suit with the clerk 81 aAid court, On or before The
nsxt return day, u bcns the lat day of Decam.
bsT A ID, lHgi, Of saih court, Al the coan houHe
In bernAiiilo county, Albuquerque, New Mexieo,
ss.Inst YOU CHAA. v, HuET,
Clera and Register In thancery'
W. II, wHiTKAAs, BollcitoI Tor Complainant.
Dated Oetobeg !, a. u. ivei.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-19

The marshal wa instructed to build a
temporary scGtiuld and suspend the bell
~ It can be used until u tower 10 erect.
ell
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-19

Tho storm last Friday did also con.
siderable damage at different places in
the valley south OF this place. 10 the
village u Belen the roof from the grain
and Hour store OF John Becker was torn
OIL and caused much damage. Tho old.
est Mexican people in Belon say that
within their recollection there was
never such q severe storm before
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-19
The Dress Rehearsal.

Tur CtTizrs nrinta halox n caat nf the
characters for the bright, sparkling Cd.
eretta which ia 10 be presented mt Grants
opera house, Tuesday night, Decembs
% for the benetit of the pubic library.
ine niu , - fsy M" . 's an 'ge su
s ny usnAp,., ~. s"s oaSe,
s 80 snts, s;nmsnt - sssnra5 49, ons
.a az o 1870" s.s'.i- 80 az
WHO a''epas i mn s a,ey a'sv , , ,he
opy Jn 'u1 nA W." IN, Se";sh $500, ~ Wv
oouluk o'onssus W" III ~ 10 V ,n ..,.i,
.hs unnc. wus.o ~ -" ""o $500 ZIP
sne nHu' 'a nsi S.o, "' s"S ny pH
s ~ as nsve oSu s',s pup,a ~, sa,va n
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1891 .o - H. nnsr" :" WV ''' W '
.aA'ns Pa'' w 'he opeia'
% 'enfa pi'9ES r.sss 2" - s s
Amy Fii,s, Cinderella, ,,,,,''.,.,. Mis-. Wallace
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-19
DEsroTiC Ann DEsPi,AB.m.

Yesterday The Far inserted n doll
local advertisement IN Tn CITIZEN
which the czars Of the postal depart
meut decided was illegal and inoendiary
and the mail edition OF Che pap.; was
conhscated This was done without
any notice TO the office whatever. The
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-19

vac LlkN water ~ Ihst summer Whhhtu
uNa, the fIVrr bank for several rods at
the Iuut WHARF, the sewer cmptirs, aud
the ylprs were uuly .ald to the line ~ the
rar1,d night u Nay. Then after the
phrg Mas driven III thht vicinity the
r,yrf changed It's course, going nearly u
mic t. Ia" west, and built Wy wher" 1t
hai been tearing down that IL, brought
back tie land II had carried away and
~ a cunseq uruCe the mouth Of the sewer
ls now nearly mile from the river, and
TIE ErSngo ~ discharged on the open
plan. The people u Barelas complain
%! the, HB do also those who have TO
travel over ,hc road through that place,
Il viii l." M Intulerabc nuisance. We
don't know whether It IL the duty of the
CITY or the COUNTY 10 remedy this matter
Al the time the sewer was built II Was
made 10 discharge into thu river, and the
present trouble comes from the river
having changed lts location. We don't
t. follow the river, and ex,and It's sewer
plprs every time the stream changes It's
course, but certain It II that u nuisance
~ tins kind must not bo left 10 pollute
the AR aud breed disease, especially at n
time when We are trying 10 show the
pubic the advantages ~ our locality as
u health resort
The county road Crosses the bottom
! hand Just below where the sewer now
/ discharges, and all those who have Occa.
zion tu ~ 10y that road are obliged Ia
drive through the maluduruus stream
| that Is discharged from the big pipe
| lh.s Was no, very had at first, when the
| water MAS comparatively clean, but now
| that the sewer IL coming into genera
use, and the water IL becoming "rich,
/ the people lind that driving through it ~
| decidedly unpleasant. Either the city
~ the county should attend IL this mat
ter, and do It without delay.
Tur San Marcial Reporter attacks tn,
last legislature because II pOsscd Hn Rc'
regulating express charges. There II
little sense ur reason ~ the Reporter
trndr. The Legislature regulates prln
tors frrs, fixes the rate " taxes for in
dlyiduals, and why should the express
company be exempt? The Wells Fargo
II one ~ the closest corporations an,
mouopolie- N the territory. and the
people demand that the charges Of th'
company bc regulated 10y law,
II is announced that John l., Sullivan
viii take course oi treatment n
Dwignt. lie WAS dissrucetnlly ~hippe'
while drunk 10y third rate slugRer u
! California this week, aud he has resolves
that Il shall happen 10 more, Tor It i
only 10y getting him drunk that he caI
BE- overcome.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-19
A FREE TRIP
WORLDS FAIR


The History Company ~ San Francisco, Cal,
tcapitAl stock tIr,OSp the oldest and largest
publishing house on the Pacific Coast, this day
snnounoe that thcy wiz give. absolutely free.
ticket to the Worlds Fair and retarn, inols-
ding meals On route one week u dRys) hotel a
conn stations, slI admission tickets Ia the ex-
position grounds, t~u tickets Ia loading Chicago
theaters and such other privileges may In
sure pleasant trip to deserving persona, who
comply vita their r,slui rrments,
NOTICE
These desiring Ia ~ Ia the Worlds Fair Gnj
who could not ,th-fsl-e do ~, can address US
al once Tor full particulars. This offer dos~ not
apply Ia Ier~nnH ot means who sre in n position
Ia meet the rTIens.- of such trip themselves,
but to enterptizins Intelligent, young msn and
women who can appreciate .nch an opportunity
and make the most ~ II. Teachers, clergymen.
stud"n.s, farmers bright sons and daughters. In
fact any aud all possessing energy. enterpriss
and character will Ia eligible.
THE CRANES a GlfETtME
Evsry YOUNG man or woman who IL sirts to 60
Ia hicaxo and ser the wonders ~ the greatest
exhibition the world has ever known, should
address US at once such an opportanity 10
rarely offered and ths trip will la tho event IL
lifetime to thOsr who su. Address
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-19
Your COUGH

Has not yielded to the various rem
edies you have becn taking. II
troubles YOU day and night, breaks
your rest and reduces your strength.
Now try Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
before the bronchial tubes become
enlarged or the delicate tissues Of
the lungs sustain fatal injury. As
an anodyne and cxpcctorant, this
preparation has no equal. II soothes
the irritatcd membrane, promotes
eSpcctoration. and induces rcposc.
The worst cough
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-19
THE CRANES A LIrHTtMH
the HISTORY COMPANY,
rIiE HISTORY BUILDING,
723 Market Ct, Sn n francisco, Cal.
Notice of SHIT.

-, ,,.,, al.
Hi't' '"uh| 81 "tnAiiiio
Maria de la Luz IanlelarlA.
Complainant,
vs. No, S2tp.
Rafael Ortiz,
R"apondent
lhsncery Tor divorce,
The add respondent, liafa-l Ortiz, IL hereby
notified that suit IN CHANGER, has been com:
mcnccd ssainst him, In and for tho county 81
B"rnaill and territory ~ New Mexico, by said
complainant, Maria de Ia I,uI tandclAfia. Tor an
absolute divorce aud dissolution ~ tho mar
riaRe ties existing between the parties, I'm the
grounds 81 abandon ment and failure to support,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-19
HaTpeT'S Young People.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.

The Thirteenth Volume - lInrtrf's iOuns
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10y fAyuritr wtiter-. ARTICLES On travel. uut-of-
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-19

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-19
Can BE Cured

by the u,r " Ayers Cherry rcctofal Dr.
J. q, Gordon. Carol Co, Va, writes II
use Ayers cherry rrctoral In my practice.
and pronounce II to be- unrqualcd Us rem
edy Tor cold, aud cong T."
After the grippe cough. This was my
experience -- a hacking. dry cough, with an
iurcsNant tickling IN the throat. keeping me
awake nights, aud disturbing the household.
I tried q great number II 'cnuRh-curcs,' but
they gave me only temporary relief. AZ last
I concluded 81 take Ayers Cherry rrctorai.
and before had used half \ bottle, had
my hrst all.nifht sleep. I continued 10 I'm.
prove. and now consider myself cured
A. A. Sherman, CocymanS, Ny.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-19

IT," following bulls we're approved 10y
10" 'iLaryo committee ard Warrants or.
drfr drawn Tor the respective amounts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-19

Mas Claude Albright will delight the
audience by rendering q vocal selection
between the first and second acts, should
she arrive in time from Chicago.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-06
A NEW DEPARTURE.
A Thief Hauls OF a Stack of Hay for
Ben Haslxins.

There is something new springing
up in criminal circles daily, but
there is nothing on record that beats
a theft that was committed last night
on DIR. Ben Haskins' farm near the
Cave.
Those who go out to the Cave and
springs will remember that three
stacks of hay have been standing
on the Haskins' farm near the pike,
and that they We're good ones. DIR.
Haskins has been saving them, so his
neighbors say, to put in the sub
treasury as soon as one is established
here. He had no thought that any
man was living who was bold
enough to go there and steal a whole
stack of hay and haul it off, but this
very thing was done last night.
When Geo. w. Warfield came in
from his country home this morning
he found DIR. Haskins near where one
of the stack used to be, scratching his
head and saying things that he
did not learn at Bro. Duncan's meet
ing. Some fellow had driven a wag-
on up to the stack, loaded the hay
on it and hauled it off. The tracks
were plainly visible and the theft
was undoubtedly committed last
night. There is no clue that might
lead to the identity of the thief, and
DIR. Haskins has lost oil confidence in
humanity. 1t is said to be the first
case on record in Montgomery coun-
ty where a man or set of men stole a
wagon load of hay ON one of the
most public roads in the county.