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

res, Of the state uili,Als Will be repub.
Leans, who were elected by maj rites
ranging from ll,Oh a. lj,ODO. Russell'a
personal popularity carried him through,
MaAach us"tis ~ u republican state, aud
~ national election, with party lines
closely drawn, ,ts electoral votes will be
given 10 the republican candidate. This
Is Fac, that viii FROST the Ru-scll boom
ere II epruuis
TutW ~ u movement ~ regular army
Cifcl"s Tor tie tcslutat,, II ~ the old army
field hat, which VAS supercrded by the
helmet, ~ which many OTHERS have con-
planned The old style hat was wctur
rsluc, comfortable AID s"tN iccnhic, while
the helmet 81 top heavy aud does not give
proper ventilation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-12

Irtc. Tho hunda wetN thoroughly al
v,r,.sed ~ all the money cen,ets ~ the
country, aud the treasurer had personal
cfir,r.' d,ucc with n very large nun
be- 90 ilt'es Who deal N such eccurl.
tic. Wl timely five cents. AID 10y the
B,nk u tuum, rrc ~ tins rity, wOs the
hJgl cs' uN,r tr.,tcd the buds ranging
generally r. IA utucty g. ninety three.
H. tina ruuic.tou /, would be no
m.fr THAN !u.t ,o tie Bank u Commerce
e. tr',r g. 'ho ,alr ~ the sewer bonds,
nh at Nu.ph 80 much fuss Was made Tor
ru'rra, putpr-rs These bonds were
taken 10y ulc hatk at ulucty nine gcn's,
hu, It Vas alleged thnt u they had been
rrI'i.l HJyytt-,d they wuuld have
brought, more than par Tie bank 81.
H.cl..Dn a." u,l,r hand, Lave hlSa!e
Co.,, .',d thni tie! gaS" more fut III"
n.pds tam y vns ros~lhl, Or the city Ca
So from Huy 1Lr ,ltu, aui the experience
( Tie school uuafd fully sustains that
rl,It uu. 1t ,s well known that tchoOi
horde ARE considered gllt edged eocurl
N.-, Nil.n uINals btIus more than utiI
mary MUNICIPAL bonds, aud i the school
hpad,, after bang thoroughly ndN"t,iscd
ruui rul ,iud takers at more than
uu,t, tj,o,lt O.. ,r'N clear that the cat!
ualr "a better bargain than ~" bank
wien D. .p.I |', tower buula a. uIuctN
N.irl.i'..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-12

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

William Dudley Fouikr, the well
known advocate 81 literary eXamlna
tons As the test ~ capacity for office
holding, 10 reported IA admitting; "Nu
one will deny that party government IL
q necessary pnase Of popular govern.
meut."
Mr. Fuulkc should not delay taking
occasion 10 tell W. how party urRauiSa
ton eau be- maintained when the offices
which attract American citizens into
politics by the hope ~ honor or profit
which the! hold out, are removed from
the struggle.
The best !uig,s hold that civil service
reform would be fatal g. party epi!t
and discipline aud certainly no greater
evil could beiall the republic than tie
destruction or even the impairment ui
that craftsmanship which has made cun
tlnuous vigilance ia" p'lcc ~ political
power, has forced political parties T.
MAINTAIN u surveillance over their Office
holders, has led 20 the exposure ~ cor
rup,ion IN public places aud las ~ many
other ways been conducive 10 honest au,
economical government,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-12

ances that the white robed spirit ~ the
departed murdered man would not hurt
him has had tho desired effect on Mosc
and he has not seen any ghost uncc.
hut Ike, poor fellow, had n ROOM adjoin.
ING the murdered man and his wife, saw
and heard them quarrel frequently, aud
when tho fatal bullet was fred (rnr
CIIizEN has bo faith IN the coruuet's YER.
diet that II was Accidentally Ike rushcd
from his room into the one where muir.
der occurred and became An actual eye
wltnese 10 the man lying on tho floor
weltctiug IN his own blood aud wrestling
IA tho ,hrocs ~ death. Reader, 10 It any
wonder tina, Ike sees shostsy And only
few days Rgu Sam'p walking stick,
which lac LETT az u custom IN certain
CORNER, fell with duh, slckcning thud
to the floor. No Quo was around to
cause the strange action ~ tho stick.
aud 1t was attributed ~ n warning tn Ike
from Sam The stick was broken into
small pieces and consigned to the angry
flames " ied hot stove 10y Ike. George
Cundif has almost persuaded Ike To- be-.
lievc that no such thing M ghosts exist,
but the job appears to bc hard one,
Henry Madison, also coloted hack
driver, has ghost like turn " mind,
and when the nights are dark Henry
claims that n phantom representing a
hack drawn 10y two bay horses and jrly.
on 10y tall man dressed in white, has
been seen frequently 10y him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-12
O>IN 4 Nt.MINtIEn

The cold wave which crossed the con.
tincnt this week, came .ust near enough
10 us 10 remind NJ - - hat thc rest ~ the
country Nas getting. The mercury went
down at this point, 10y the slsnaI service
Thermometers, to twenty degrees above
zero, and though that would be cous,d
cred quite spring like ~ some parts 81
the country, It has 10 difficulty N pas.
sing ltself.oif Tor first class winter IN tl"s
vicinity, and We pruhaOl! do more
grumbing at tweuty above than they du
IN Dakota at twenty below.
Winter seems t. have sct IN early this
year all over the country, aud the nc
counts OF the last few days show that the
cold wave Of thus week brought very ~.
we're weather To- nearly all parts ~ the
continent, and many places report the
greatest degree 81 cold ever experienced
this early thc scHson. Reports from
the northwest show that the mercury nar
been ns low M thirty degrees below zero
while Galena, Illinois, dispatch states
that the Mississippi river ut TINT point
was frozen over IN one night,
We are accustomed 10 having weather
all the year round, 40 uniformly good
that II "A IA! comes that isLt entirely
comfortable We make "A fuss about II, Fol
that reason II In we'll for W. g. read The
reports from other parts ~ the country
now aud then, 10 enable w TO appreclat,
what providence has done fur this sec
tion IN the way 81 climate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-12

The ghoet Of Niger, the Wsllapa, In.
dian who hung himselt in the county
Jail recently, 10 claimed by the Indians
10 he seen nightly IN and around the
jail. aud they are in mortal fear OF being
confined in the cell where no hung him.
ssli, as they say he goes through with
the grisley performances every sight
Two squaws, now in jail, are 10 badly
frightened xhen il becomes dark that
they do not sleep q wink, and lie with
their heads covered up, not daring TO
move They say they can hear him
struggling and kicking against tho side
OF the cell. II IL very probable that an
Indian confined in the jail for one month
with no one to keep MIN company,
would undoubtedly go stark, staring
mad.
The above from the Kingman, Arizona,
Miner, reminds TnE CITIZEN OF the
ghost Of Sam. Stanley, who was recently
murdered, which is seen almost nightly
by some OF our colored citizsns. like
and Moss," al tho Branch, have been
scared almost out Of their wits by the
mysterious vlsitations Of the tall mula,tc
hack driver, and they fear that some day
Sam will wreak vengeance upon them
for some imaginary wrong. II will bs
remembered that only 4 few days age
startling revelations occurred ia the pres
encs OF Nose and scenes presented them
selves TO convince him that Sam had 40
tually returned TO earth again and "raz
ora would 10 flying in tho air" IL he did
not cease certain visits. "Mose's" rish'
hand bower. Tom Kline, q vlrginian BY
birth, came to his rescue, and his assur
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-12
ateehlg Citizen
ALBUQUERQUE. pEc. ~, iNoi.
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II ia nr, "A, all improbable that the
MEXICAN ore PRODUCERS auI I'll ru-o
smeltets un, ntt,mu g. gr' an -.
press,ou from the. contention Va in,ur Il
free lend. bat vrd.u't believe t ran bee
done A yer, large number = the dele
pn,cs IN Tint convention VI,l tee repro
pcuta,i,ce u New MNIr, mniug inter
eeta. and II there IL ANY uac uths W
which tho ulrrrs - New MEXICO are
Thoroughly united. d ,s ~ ruppuit = tie
tariff ON foreign head ufcs s. matter
vhat "A mans NrN- may hr upon ih"
tariff generally whether he stu favor
OF the MrkuIc, nW ~ ini.f' o." rev.
enue orh Il ir.an.urr tu NcN Men
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-12
Biggest In the World.

How many persons, even among those
most interested in mining, are aware OF
the fact that within three miles OF Silver
City 10 mine which has in sight, and
fully developed, the largest amount OF
profit. paying silver ore in the world
Nevertheless such 10 the fact. The Bre
men group OF mines have over 10 miles
OF shafts, drifts and crosscuts all In
good ore; the lowest estimate OF the
number Of tons in sight Is upwards OF
four millions, and these estimates have
been based upon accurate measurements
made by competent civil and mining en-
gineers. Enterprises,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-12
NATIONAL FINANCEs.

From United States Treasurer Nebec-
kcrs annual report il appears that the
expenses Of the govern nent for the fiscal
year ending last juno lacked little OF
averaging IA million dollars n day, while
the revenues exceeded the expenditures
about 81 millions. The increase OF eS-
penses over tue preceding year was near
ly - millions, due almost wholly TO pen
sions. The pension payments last year
exceeded the interest on the public debt
at It's highest point
The most interesting feature OF the re,
port relates to money 10 circulation, the
actual amount on June - used, or at
least capable ut being used, in the chan
nels " trade being sl,40i ,GC6,oS3, OF
s23Ij per capita According to the com
putations OF the treasurer OF the United
States there has been in the last decade
an average annual increase OF - millions
Of dollars in actual circulation. In the
same time there has been an average an
nual increase OF about 10000 in popu
lation, the annual increase Ut money 10
circulation being about az per capita foI
the increase In population, In the last
two years the increase per capita has
been more than double this average
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-12
Hal TQuahlrH.

Editor Anderson, OF the Cerrillos
Rustler, visited the city one day last
week, and on returning home penned the
following item:
A tender foot in Albuquerque recent
ly hit into n hot tomale, thinking II 70
be some kind u prepared banana, but
when he got one mouthful fairly MUNICH
cd up aud found that II was alive, the
expression a. torture on his face would
have drawn tears from grindstone. lie
will eat his bananas raw hereafter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-12

Unless Pueblo doesn't want TO SEQ Al
buquerque, New Mexico, city OF one.
third her size, get ahead Of her IN the
race to zee which shall secure canning
factory first, our moneyed men must get
move on them and hurry up that
bonus. II just occurred TO Albuquerque
the other day that canning factory
would be q good thing, and forthwith
the scheme took shape, tho plane are
now being prepared. and the factory will
be ready for operation when the next
fruit and vegetable crops come into mar
kst, The people OF Albuquerque all
work together for q good thing.-Pueblo
presA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-12
DENIES At

The New Mexican refers tu the report
published ~ Inr tIIllLN few days ago,
about Mexican children going from Ger.
tam points IN Valencia county to one OF
the Santa fc Indian schools, aud then
proceeds tu deny the statement IA u way
that Decent deny. We did not say that
the chi.dreu referred e. were seut TO the
government" school, but To zone o! the
schools" at Santa Fr, and the New Mex
iran denies tins in u way that virtually
admits Il. for the deIlal is confined tx
cluslNely to the government school, with.
out saying anything about the others.
The other two schools referred to are
what ara called contract" schOols-that
~, they are church schools, but receive
guNcrnmen, Rid 10 the amount Of one
hundred AID sixty seven dollars a year
Tor each Indian ChIld who In maintained
and supported at IT." school, and this IL
where the business feature OF the matter
comes IN It IL difficult 10 prevail on the
Indian children 10 20 to school, but the
Mexican boys ARE ANXIOUS 10 90, and II
they can be mustered in Hs Indians they
become very valuable recruits.
AZ W. SAID ia referring 10 this matter
before, We have reason To believe that
the money IN question will be- Just as well
expended, and do Just as much good, in
the education Of Mexican children as OF
Indian children, Lu. all the same the
transaction T. which We have referred II
not square, aud II will result IN harm 70
the cause OF Indian education IN general
bccauec the honest schools will have t.
eulIcr along with the dishonest ones,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-12
Pubiiratien Netire.

Territory ~ New Mexico, second Judicial Dis
triet, County of Bcrnalillo'
MAthilde Cassadillo,
W. M, S-it'
Gusipte Cas~aiiillo.)
lhancery for divorce. ,,
Tbs saii defendant, GusipIe Cas-A,iillo, 10
hereby MOTH that u suit In chAnrery has bs.sn
lbs coanty ~ ilernaliilo, Territory oi New hsti-
CO. hy said CON plAinAnt, hAthilds Ca.sadillo, for
an absolute divorce and dissolution 81 the mar
riass urs now existing be,ween aAid parties, on
the grounds 81 DISCRETION, cruel and tnhumnl
tTcatmeni. and Tor general relief, and unless youl
the said dsisndant, en.s {oar pieArsrcs IN .,la
nsIt return day, Il beinE the lat day Of DeceIn-
brr. A. ID. i<g:, Of aaid court, at the court house
In bernalillo county, Albuquerque. New Mexico,
sssinst you. cuAa. y. HUET,
Clark and Register In t'hAnosry'
W, II. KHITHaAs, Solicitor Tor Conpla liant.
Dated OStober !, A. ID. lsvl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-12
rt.RtiiTORIAI.

TERRITORIAL
~ lny.s IL mproUug at Lac Grace,
m.hu,dcts are busy doing work Tor
TIA" c,oslug year
Tnctc Us considerable typhoid moat,al
t,,cr IN san Pedro
Three inches ot SNOW ~ reported on
thc q .utir.la mountains.
The sat PEDRO hotel Is coming 10 the
front with good business
Crrullos hns schools IL Eusush, span
l-h and Hebrew Hrgune,S
Tie rcup.r 81 White Oaks aro discuss.
rDs rlrrt,rr hshts tot the town,
!. T. McCrrn, editor & TIE lass Cruces
Republican,, Ii visiting hp cd tomc IN
Indiana
NJ Iuuu'ul aum, 4 Ccrt,lo.. has ad"
an us.sumcrt ~ the benefit u h',
rfrdIturs
Nnlry I"'gr, ~ II. I &. q. / Nae
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ha>ou.uN"i their plants. having exhaust
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t. '"N b'"Nu"ft las been appointed
drputS United Sta'ca mnrshRl ~ chang,
VI IT," business IN the land court al
santa f".
Au effort IL being made 10y some u
the prominent citi1rus q Mora count,
t. have the land oil e nt fOhum ~
The rr,y council aud the c,mmercla
c,ub are taking active steps toWar,
placing the Socorfo clnlu before ia,
land court at Santa Fc.
Tho Lincoln Lucky Gree d, now dult
,us toward the ore tod, from the bottom
~ the Middleton rhnlt, the cug,ur.rlu,
calculations having missed II slightly.
SILVER CT, ia ms, nnw oy,rtup H.
thieves and burglars md ma many ma ty
butglurics we're committed there lgs
week.
Than. NJ, a,nL.rl ,,or,s ,,r,.r,,
uh,,u, sun,.u .r,,a ~ IN. bes, land !,
N.u Maven I, Gam, h.,,r. ,he limit.
S,nt.s I,,d r,,irt nov s,t,ipv n, Sam,
fe
The Springer Nucsnite ruuber roodn
aud pant company, composed OF Nj. "
Mills, Russell Marcy aud H. II. Office
Is u, work, and turning out goods IL
market
III, D.m,uy Headlight, says: Tn
ceremony Of installing the Grand Mast,
\. +. 4 4. NJ, @, New Mexico, wGs pc
formed a, the lodge room on Gold AVE-
nue. last saturday night
; Tins IA the .u.c, az living in n blea
: r,v,on. IN. Nav M.,ican suys. Su
v.yor General Hobart pnpped and fe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-12
mAA HMEI.L HEAD.

Tho cmpcror OF Germany made a
speech to young soldiers the other day,
Here ID quotation from It;
YOU have, my children, sworn allegl'
Hncr. That means that you have gwen
yuLr service 10 me, body and soul. You
have only one enemy. In the preaent
socialist agitation | may order you,
winch God fuf0td, T. shoot down your
relatives your brothers, even your par
ru,s and your must obey without u
murmur
II Is believed, that, even IN Germany,
the right ~ human beings TO egItHte Tor
their own good still exists, and that sold
lers will not shoot down their own rela,
tons at an cmperor's command.
TIA democrats ARE starting in wrang
Ing, and th,s session ui congress will as
sure the election Of republican presi
dent neat year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-12
The ~ Pase Convention.

There 10 going to be rousing silver
convention at FL Psso this month, DO.
ginning on the 18th and continuing three
days, and il looks very much as il a LiR
delegation will attend from this city
The Times OF that city, among it's "sllver
convention" notes, says:
Chairman Lorion Miller. OF Albuquer,
que, ADVISED the executive COMMITTEES
that IL the number of delegates sccred
tied TO each point were without limit
he would like to increase the delegate
Of thirty appointed at the late miners
meeting 10 that city. The executive
committee replied; "Incress> your dele
CATION and come to FL Paso 100 strong.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-12
Poisoned VITA Nicotine.

THR CITIZEN has IN time past called
attention To the fact that n majority ~
the young boys va mean between the
ages ~ aud H., are invetera,c cigarette
smokers, and that they are, inch 10y inch,
running themselves by constantly pun.
ing away at the habit. Yesterday after
noon, in the alley adjoining TnE CIrlzES
office, there had congregatcd, IA IL usu.
ally the custom, about n dozen young
boys, and out % the number We venture
the assertion there we're not three who
did not have cigarette IN his mouth,
The tends are respectfully requested 20
read the following item from the Los
Angeles Express, and ponder over its
truthiulneeS
A case ~ death from excessive cigar.
cite smoking has occurred in Pomona
valley. George L. Livingston, the only
son ~ Elan r. Livingston, formerly u
equator in Oregon and once assembly
man from iubs ~ unity. died ut his home
! IN Pucntr n few days ago, after an illness
~ ono week. lie was IL years 81 age
and had smoked cigarettes since no vaf
| II years old. lie smoked constantly
lila parents did everything possible tc
check the habit They offered him 81 LOO
to quit. They locked him in his room
for days n, time, and used all manner
ot substitutes for tobacco, but young
! Livingston would not atop smoking
During the past year he had smoked III
average ot forty five cigarettes daily, ant
on some days had consumed seventy ant
eighty. lie had been unwell for weeks
aud had lost flesh fast. His skin became
"a deep yellow and his eyee became blood
shot, HIS respiration grew weak, ant
when he took 10 his bed he raved in de
lirum until cigarette appeaaed him
lie grew worse, and died in terrible con
vulslons. A post mortem examination
shows that the lad's heart and arteria
system were poisoned with nicotine.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-12
EI.I. NOi.D

The sixty Thousand dollars u Albu
puerque school bonds jet difIos"d -
sold at ninety i've ccItr ana that, fur u
municipal boad IN u territory, If "a good
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-12
Notice Of Publication.

Territory - New Mexico, hecond Judicial Dis
triet curt, County 81 hernAlillo.
MauriciA Otsro de Gsllesu-
No, ll1,
CruI GallasuS,
thaneery Tor divorce,
The sAid defendant, CruE iiallegca, IL hereby
notified that sui, In equity hhS b'sn commenced
against him In the District court Tor the county
OF Valencia. territory Of New Mexico, BY sAid
complainant Aauricia Otero ds uallesoa, fof an
absolute divorce and dissolution Of the marriage
ties nov existing b-t~een parties hereto, on the
ground. at abandonment an, failure Ia snpport,
hIs appearance In said suit with the clerk and
resisier 10 ehanocr, IL said cour an or he:ore
the hrst day 81 the neat February term 81 sAid
court to 10 b-Eun and held At the court house In
ios LnnAs, in the county ot Valencia and terri
tory az New MEXICO, on the third Monday 81 feb-
will DO rcndered against hin.
CHAH. Y. HUNT,
Clerk and Register In thAnesry.
J. Francisco ChAves, Bolieitor for ompisinsnt.
Noyefnlarf ~ lapl,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-12
CUR E s

Scrofuia, hoIlF, pInplcs, fhcumalsm, ca
taffh. and all other hluOd diseases.
There can be- nu question IA to the supe-
tiofity ~ Ayers SafSiparllla over all other
blood putihrts. II this WAS not the case. the
demand ior IT, instead ~ Increasing yearly.
would have ceased long ago, Ike 80 many
other blood medicines I could name
y. l. NlckrrSon, Druggist, 20 chelsea st.,
Chaticstown, Mass
Two years ago was troubled with salt
rhcun, II VA, all over my BODY, and moth
ing the doctors did fnr me WAS IT any
avail At last ! took four bottles ~ Ayers
Sarsapaflla, and was completely cured.
I can sincerely recommend II aS n splendid
blood purihcr. - =, hurt, Upper keswick,
New brunswick
MY sister was afflicted with seye-e
Ease az