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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25
Poisoning n, n " rdding.

Louis, illc, Ky, April Il. benjamin
Guthrie. one ~ the richest metz in the
city, died from arsrn,cal poisoning. lie
was one ~ ttty poisoned ~ the Shocks
Herr wedding. All the people made sick
are suffering rribly, and Mr. Shocks
aui h,r hr,dr had t, return from their
bridal trip, and their condition ~ danger.
GUS The plisnning IL involved IN mys.
ter, H. /. not known how II lnlnlstcr red,
or who by. Mr.. Guthrie WAS CA years 81
age, and worth over u million.
II seems sure that the pu'soniug al the
wedding at Lhndoll, near ,his ii :, Was
by arsenic placed Ia the spring from
which the water was supplied. Lndell
is the suburban residence ~ several
leadiug bus,ncs4 men. Albert Herr IL a
wealthy farmer, aud gathered ut his
Daughter wedding we're some 10 the
most prominent people III the city and
county. OF these on returning to their
homes about sixty showed Signs ~ poi
sonlns, and several appeared ~ HON dan
ger at first. but seemed 10 lmprnve Not
until Is. +. Guthrie's sudden change Tor
the worse 1nd hls death were there re-
ports ~ dagger, Now u number q Others
ar. worse aud expected TO die
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25

Mining Notice Of Forfeiture.

Territory Of New Mexico, t"anty of iornAlillo.
To rhoma- Il. Ncwlin, Beniamin walker, J. H.
y, krnan, Jr, ". n. Aver, II. y. Hayden, fnnt
N, Elk ms, William Main, janice 4. Main. Jacubo
lrishtri, hnHio N, taapsrrt. Henri kprngef.
Francisco A MansanAree and all other pes~. No
ahuse Nance may In known ar unknown to the
undersigned. anil the h.ir- assigns aud legal RIP.
r.-cntst YES ~ each and all ~ such persons, ind
all p-rs ms who have, or claim, any intsrr-t N
tho mining claim hereinafter mentioned;
lug hrr hereby nutihe-t hat W" have EMP. n'sd
(as will lc shown NOR, fully by the certihrAi.
hlcd March ~ isyi In III. utiic" ~ the rrcofdef a
de-Sls in Hnd county ~ HerDalillo) upon The
Nu.-trn krnUta do leo Milnarus mining CLAIM,
lucAisd Aptil T. 1917, the location whereof y
recorded In Book n. page isiof tho hecor,irr,
utlrc In pail county, and 10 situated In tho t,si
hill- u it'll >nuth % the month ut Iades Canua,
Ia said county ~ BernAlilln, Tesritury ~ Mes
Mexico. IN ur'ier Ia hold said premirs- under ths
provisions ~ section ..t 81 the lieviaci staiuie
~ the tnitci Statca lslns the amount rv-lui rri
tn ls oKI~ndni To hold the saIne Tor the year "a
aud you arr further nutihe-i tina, tho nndcrsiFn~a
have, and their prsd.cs-.or. on'i led, have he.
wis- .kpen,cd one Hundred dollars Tor earl q
thaJCR lS3, leci, lSSi lsSa, lPI, tV~, La
amounting, including the said year ispp to III
sum ~ eishihundrei dollars.
AMI II within ninety dayr after the publ icat ios
~ this motto" na r-qnircd by law, you fat! ot ~
fuse To cont ibut" your proportion OF such ~.
Irndtturr NJ co-ownrrr, " you are snrh, Jour 10
'crc-t, u you ave any, will ircome The prni-ft,
Of the Subscribers under Scctioa 2s2t Of saia
Statutes.
CHAS. W LEWIS,
Wa, u. IHIl.DtRs
JOHN F1JOURNOY.
Albuquerque, N, NJ, April eth. 1891,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25
TltE ORJESr.

III" Democrat III this cr,y has opened
u brisk campaign agains, rcdro Poroa,
and At III" snme tim" IA pult,ng other re-
puhhcaus un ia" hack, whoa short time
ago II was attacking IA nj nos, every H.,
sue Many people fail to sce the uhjec,
"' the democratic organ ~ l,s fulsomc
haltcty of certain prumrHcn, rspubh.
Gums. y It'll" investigation makes Ito
course intolllglbe and ia object plain,
which ~ tins: Tho democrats seo no
hope "t purity success next year unless
ia" republican party in divided up into
factions. liy asserting TINT Pedro Perca
Is an enemy ot thus town they hope To
wake up feeling against that gentleman
that will unite the cit! against the
county Then 10y u pcopl, ticket they
hope to carry the county, which would
be virtually a democratic victory. The.e
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25

The president stopped for few hours
at III pnso today, aud then resumed his
journey toward the Pacific. hc goes
FROM III paso 10 i1oe ADgelee, thence 10
San Francisco and along the coast 10
Seattle. Al this point he retracee his
course ~ FAR ~ Portland aud takes the
Union rac tic to Ogden, reaching Denver
by way Of the Rio Grande Western and
the Denver & RIO Grnnde
lie sleeps on his car at Glenwood
Springs, Colo, aud reaches Denver May
II, At 9i5 H. M, leaves by way Of the
Burlington to- Omaha, where the Wa.
bash takes the train, and mt Xenin, Ohio,
after n ak wceka' absence, no econncc,s
with the prnnsylvania and ~ hurried
home to Washington 10y way ~ the
Northern Central through Baltimore.
lie travels Q,.s1ls ,Nilsa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25
MANOW OF ,,mi,,AGo.

The Chicago Herald SOLID democrat
ID forced To admit the republican candi'
dc,e for mayor ~ Chicago, and that the
recount gives him larger plurality than
was returned for him by the democratic
election boards. The Herald says: This
,'ount has now proceeded far enough to
show that there IL not much prospect ~
n reduction in the WashbYrne figures.
The not gains thus far have been made
in favor u the republicans for the rca.
ION that every serious mistake or mis-
calculation In the unofficial returns has
been found IN the Cregier column. I'm.
lesss compensatIng gains can 10 made by
the democratic candidate in the wards
that remain to be- counted the election
ot Mr., Washburne by small plurality
will have 20 be conceded. This ~ as the
Herald said IL would be from the first. II
Washburne had the votes he would he
mayor. II Cregier had the votes he
would DO mayor, There has not been at
any time the slightest chance ~ either OF
them being mayor without the neoes.
sary votes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25

Espnnoln, y. NJ, April III j. j.
Burns, superintendent Of transI ortation
o! the Denver 4 Rio Grande rHi way, &c
compnnied by Archie Williams. attorney
for the Union Pacific. accomp MED by
ladies'. passed. here on their return from
n trip to California. Mr.. Burns while in
Santa Fc had conference With GcaeSa'
Molly in regard To 70 estHblishinR
through eastern rates, which were some
time ago discontinued by the beaver 4
Rio Grande. II will greatly benefit both
roads 10 ticket and bill through 10 San
Ia Fo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25
Heirs or M,ra clark sa,nes.

Now York, April 2l.-Advic"s from
New Orleans announce the settlement al
last of the suit u Myra Clark Gaines
against that city, and the successful
heirs iu the will probate strugsle now
going on IN Brooklyn will be some ssoO,'
600 the richer thereby.
The suit, which was begun forty years
ago, was for property valued ut s35,OoO,'
600 or this Mrs. Gaines succeeded IN
getting como sGIOoo,Ooo, aud the began
u suit against the city Tor rental OF the
property, which is the suit Just deciued
by a final decree of tho United States
court in New Orleans, giving tho heirs
about $4,000.
II will be held IN trus, until the ques'
ton of the rightful heirs Is settled.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25
Notice or suit,

Territory Of Me- Mckee, Second Judicial Dis
trict, County 81 iiernAlillo.
J, 4. LAntE, Complainant,
Clara iAntE, hsspoadent.
thanceFy Tor divorce,
The said respondent. Clara t4AntI, 10 hereby
potihed that a suit In chAncery has be-n conn
menced against her In the District court, for tho
rouniy II Hernalilo territory 81 New 1sxieo,
by sAid complainant, J. J.. lAntI, foe an absolute
divorce and dissolution ~ tho marriage ties sxisi.
lnE betwen the parties hereto, an tho ground ~
abandonment, and for general relief; and unless
ron enter your Appearance In this said suit IN the
office 81 the clerk and register In chAncery oi
said court on ar befor. the first Monday II Way,
ispi, deorrs pro coDfesso herein will he rcndere
against you.
CuAs. y, liUsT,
Clerk and Register In Chsncery.
W, II. RBirEMAE, bolicitor for tomp plat hnt.
Albpqucrqne, N, N, March "a, lsgl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25
TEa.RslR arnIC.

Washington, u. G.. Aprli ~ The cen
Gus bureau has issued bulletin upon
tho preciouo stones, diamond-cutiing and
lapiinry works IN the United Ststes. The
productions in Colorado ~ the precious
aud ornamental stones and minerals Tor
cabinets during the year 1850 reached
the sum OF siag2,. OF this amount
smoky quartz yielded A,2Oo, wood agate
and wood jasper si,'Oo, pyrite t2,0O0,
garnet, sG2j, Aquamarins fioo. phenairte
t9n, topaz sico, mineral clock orna
mcnis s2i.'oO, Amazon stone 800, mis.
cellareous minerals sG,lcO
saw MExiCo's PRODUCTION.
Tho turquoise productions " New
Mexico N lss9 amour Ell t. sGl,.Bj and
;ha, ~ sarne, CISCO The value Of aga.
zcd and iai rorized WOOD produced in
Arizona during the yenr was sSllI5.
Upon the subj.ct ~ garnet production
the bullc,ia says; The finest garne,s
aui nearly all tho per,duts found in the
United S,u,cs are obtained IN the Naval o
nation IN IN. Northwestern par, ~ New
lrX,cu and the northeastern part ~ Arr.
zonn, where they nr" collected from the
ant hi.lI and scorpion uests b. the 10.
diuns nn hy III" soldiers H'a' iun-d ut nd
Jac"n forts Gepct1lly these gems are
traded Or stores 10y III. lniiaus nj Gal.
lup, Fort Dcliahce. Fort Wirga,c, etc,
sho ia turn send them to large CITIES ~
the cast ia p,trels weighing from halt an
ounce To thirty or fuity pounds each.
rINIsr OARNirN ~ luI WoEI.p.
These gntnrta, Whirh are locally
tuoar ~ Arizona and New Mexico rub.
zee, are the tnc.t ~ the world, tNalng
hose frum ,tr Cape ~ t,pud Hope. Fine
rrus Weighing from two IT, tutcc cSrats
c,.h and upwards when cut, are not un.
cumm ,n
W. to the well known aga,ilcd and jas
prl. yrd wood ~ AtlIrnn. the bullet IN
says 1T ~ So much rI'hrr IN color than
that obtained from amy other known 10
cahty. that sine" the problem oi cutting
"'' f'''Nh"k WV 'hiE' T''''''' hr''' WV
table toIs aud other ornamental purposes
was sIlV-I, fully sJn,ou wurtt ~ the
rough material has been gathered, and
over sluu.uD worth ~ II has been Gu,
aud polished Thls wood, which Was a
very prominent feature at the Paris cNpu
s,tion, PROMISES Ia brcumo one ~ our
richest ornamental materiaL'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25

ncws 10 me. have not secn MI Gould
Tor month, and have no idea what his
plans are. ] don't know where he Ia, and
certainly have no idea % meeting him In
Denver Furthermore, I dort have the
sligh,es, idea that Mr.. Gould has any
intention ~ disrupting tho Western
rrnnic aasocia,lon. II is his pct project,
and he is no, the sort " mHn TO coax
an ] caols his friends and acquainiapccs
10 w into mn association just for the fun
Of breaking II up"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25
pnonr!,ossALis E m Cn.'SsrsYcEl2s o. "

DRoPOaALs foa CONTRADICTION or A
GATH, N. NJ. headquarters Department Of
kfifcna. Uiiirs a the Thief Quartsrinnsier, Los
AsoELEs,. CAL, March q, isSi SEALED pro-
Offices II he Acting kssis,a 1 Ouart.SmasI.rs nj
sAnta fe. aud fCrt winRate. New Mexico, until
u o'clock a. m, Wednesday, April -, ispi. and
bidders. for the construct ion ~ . pust GuATti-
Hons. ut Fort winsnte. New Mexico. IN accur-
anes with plans aud Specifications on flo 10 tho
eXamined and instruction Ia bid,ler., and blanss
tur making proposals., ob.ains~t. The Ioyrrn-
msnt reserves the ii ht 10 reject any ar all bids
A, y klAbALI+ QaRrtermaster, U. b. Army,
Chief QuartsFnhsier.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25
pRoposAis ron PUEr, FORAGE a srRAs|

DROpOSAt.SF FOR FUEi, FORAGE a BTIlAvj
headquarters Department at ArisnpA, Ofta
II tho Chief QuarterInaster, u~ angelrs, tAlI
March ~ issi -teAlei pr'po~als will ba reces.]
at this office, and at the ohices ~ the QUARTS
masters a each ~ the stations below nanlet. "a
al u O'cIhck, a. m, On Thursday, April ~. w
and opened Immediately thereafter In n
presence 81 bidders, for She furnishin.. and n
liver, 81 fuel, forage and straw, during the 50
year ending June ". isy2, al military stations ]
tho lrIaItm Mt ~ ArisunA, ~ followa.-fo1
Apache, liO~ie, lrant, HuAchaca and Thou11
aud Han Carlos, whipple rerraeks and Tuess|
A, 7. Las AnRsles and Han Diego barracks. ~
and Forts Hay ard, btAnton and winsats, Alb
quergue and SantA Fe. N. n. Preference give
la articles ~ duinestic production and mApufs'l
tuFe, conditions Of price and quality being egeS|
and Hnch preferences given 10 articles ~ Amsfj
can production and manufacture produced q
ID. Pacific cunst Ia the extent of the consaEyI
ton I~Juir-d by the pablie service there. W
pn.als Tor eiii OF elias. at tho supplies men,iosfj
or fuS quantities les than tho <hols requird, q
thuse above anei Win be entertained. spsc1J
eationa, general INSTRUCTIONS Ia biddcrs q
blank tosms ~ proposals. will be Furnished Fl
application to this otiice, or to the VaAFisrHzsl
ter. NJ any ~ the stations nAmed above. Nj
klMnALl. Qnartcrmastsr, U. b. Array. Ch<l
ounstsrmAste..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25
RAILWAY NJ MOita


There WIS II report current IN the
street Saturday afternoon that m rurl
n"cr commissioned Toy the -. Il Il. q, Il.
Il. Ia make u Reconnaissance II the route
from Espanola tn Albuquerque" was IN
the city on that business. \ Representa-.
tive of TuE tITizEN locked up the gen.
tlcman referred t. aud tried tu interview
HIM IN regard tn the matter, but found
HIM utterly non -cumnli,tnl llc laid lie
mad just arrived from the east and pro.
posed Ia make n .hurt trip up the river
by wagon, but declined L. state whn' his
business was or where he WAS going, H."
WIS accompanied by two aHs s,ants aud
had complete camping outfit aud sur
yeyor's Instruments, bat be! und this W.
were unable b learn anything concern
lug his destination or the object Of hls
trip.
In view ~ the various rumors from
Colorado IN reRatd 10 the proposed ~
tension ~ the u. Il e., IN tins dlrcc.
ton, We nre inclined g. think that the
current rumor ~ regard IL his inRslun
was correct NJ least thcry would he
nothing Improbable Ia the fact that the
company referred Ia should now bc TAX
,ng the necessary preliminary steps Ia
ward the extension 81 their line 10 this
pace.
TnE latest drop R.pcnuy in the. slot
contrlyancr Europe IL attached Ia the
Paris cabs, The passenger puts his Ia
c"ntlme plcce INTO slot aud receives Hu
insurance policy valuable for tie time
he remains N the cab II he Ia killed
Ia the vehicle his heirs get 1900 francs,
II hs IL absolutely incHpacltated by an
accident he receives 1900 francs, anl II
he IL injured ~ IN - be incapgc'ted from
work Tor month he receives 800 francs.
TnE recent Nebraska legislature
brought that state into line for ballot re
form, by passing an Australian election
law. Most Of the states Of the North
have come into line In this reform.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25
r,nnrnsAI.s FOR MILITARY suPpIIEH Al

1 ROAD rTATlONs.-il, Adquart.r- Depart
msni Of Arizona, Office 81 the Chief Quarter
master. Lee Angeles, California, April II, ispi. -
SsaieI prnpo~ais, In duplicate, will Ia rs,eiyesi
NJ this office, until u O'Clock, n M, on N IN
DAY, May u, 1871. and opcned Immediately
therraftor In tia presence ii bidders Tor the fur.
ni.hins 81 Fuel, Forage and Water At koad
Stations In the refart ment ~ Arizona, Ia ps.ss
ing public toms. az dstachnent. ~ troops. dur
ing the hscnl year commencing July I, 1871. and
containing particular. ~ tho snpplic. reanlrssi
and instru items to bidders will In furnished an
application Ia this office, ar to the Quarter.
huca and Nan t'arlos, and Whipple Rsrrnrks, A.
T., and Forts tayard. stanton and wingate, N.
N, The GovTnment r--crve- the RICH, to r-iec,
any ar all bids, A. H. kIMBALf, QuArtsrmsstsr.
4, H. A., Chief QuartsrinAsier.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25
TnE GRADER LICENSE ACT.
Onriai Conatru~tion of the New
Iiauor saw Whi~h Takes
lOeTt an MaN tst

tiquor tnw which Takes
En~rt ON Mas ist
Since the new graded liquor license
law gu'a into effect in n fcw dnys, there
Is great public interest frit ~ to how II
shall beet ho pat iutr operation, Tie
following opinion 10y the sullc,to, general
touches this subIcct
S,NrN ~. y. W., April H.. lsgl
lion Z. 3 I~rch"ll, h',hcl Ar"rnc, s~h,a
DEAR Sir Your favor II thp lith inst,
enciusIug your opinion a. the sheriff 81
lhp Atfiba county ~ t. tie construct
~ the late law, emitted An act lCcus
lug the sale ~ intoxicating liquors and
regulating ~" rauir, upptuNrd Feb.
tuur, =, 1871, and commonly known ~
IT," "lilgI ldccnsr Law. ~ when you
practically u'ridr that the amount ~
thv hcouso tax g. hr ctarged must be-
EuN' fued 10y the total number ~ inhab
II Iuts "a each precinct regardless ~
smaller subdivisions ~ "plHlas, settle
mcuts or lam,cts, that ~. tina ANY pre-
C,uyt having tot more tlHu ~ IuhHbl
thu's comes within the NlN limit, pre-
Ciucts having more than 80 and lees
THAN l,un IuhHbliHu'p, V'hu the 500
lmi', uud ptrcIuc's HAVING liNu ur NOR"
IuhtmItu'r. Vtihiu thu Siu limit. nud
Requesting NV uilIr,n. ut,.rnn upou n.
same. hUr brru received hud laI IN,
earnest attention, g. which subject hud
prey .uHtN gwen much 'U1IgN', from
Vhch | uNSu arr we'd a. iur raiu, con.
,Ius uu us ,uutt.tf anu ruururIu Your an.
trrptriuNuu a.. tie las.
Mllt, tI.rn..i H. D.rk NUrd,,l IN -
,.cnuI ,,nc' .uu. vet uuup . ear, fuI read
NIX ttirN Ntr text 4 O., apparent .i.Ht
the 'pt,s,Ir,. e. O. o.. in" .uu.u,tfiiur 81
the cuuulIu- established 4, uW tor vut
Ir. pufpp-o- hul N.ilUr NL.u ihr var
.Ny. purln p'i.tt.. |..'ur,a e ta,.
peace. constable. ,r.,, u... ~ l,, .r,,t,,I.
were Iu',uu,d & i, tie .a,.. ,u Nhu4r
Population tie amount 81 ih" ruu.r tax
-buui Irp,ud o., ..lu. . -urI loom iu.
,Nrruru''L t'UI. u."t.r.. at o.. further
indicated D., tyc'5r" II On, the n., Nh.rh
IrrI,I,s lNu' l.r IS. .vIsir. e lN.IU
rhH govern u. 10 .p.iu.t .un until such
time a. lU. ruu,'4 .mu.,uuu.r-. mn,
co.,. ..Nu.r tI', cr4uc., town .ur cut,
Trustee. uu, l.,r u,. ryr..s itLvn
o. Iu,.L.'t, lYNu.. \. tsr ,r rI'us.
AID 'rut tins u.t .Nnl hi,ly tp.,uh,NI
trHus "- ia,l low ,>Is' ,.i rud., ,,Ipn
e - rt".Iuci -iu.. ,u.I'I" jNc IuHnDdtau p
.lrt,'' H. % luart vat" ( i.rHn, after
-uri u.N.r.'u Hal u ur,u tie intention
Il the lr.r.l,luf" To- allow Licensees ~
p.hlus. settlement . hGmly's ur cummun,
Ia . 4 .H .
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25
Mr.. Depew Denie. n Ramor.

Chicago, H., April 2i.-Chauucey NJ,
Dcpew, who is one Of the members OF the
Vanderbilt party. when shown a telegram
%, ing thst they were en- route TO Den
YER to meet Jay Gould, with q probaoil-
ity Of tho disruption OF the Western
Traffic association, said: swell, that 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25

Rerlin, April 81. The cmpeSor's lales,
idea Is to have n German edition Of the
Chicago fair held here Immediately after
the close Of the Chicago exhibition. II
Ia to To an information exhibition ~ In.
dusttics, and u committee IL soon 10 take
charge ~ the movement,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25
CUR E s

Rrrnfuia. B nilS. pimplcs. rheumatism, ca.
tatfh. aud al other bluoi diseases.
There can I've Ne question ~ to the snpe.
tiufity ~ Ayers satsaparilla over all other
bio II purifiers tthis was not the case. tho
demand Tor II. Instead ~ Increasing yearly.
would have ceased long ago. like W many
Other hlruu medicines could name"
Y l. Nlrk rson. Druggist, IS Chelsea st. ,
Chaf,cStuvu. Mass.
Two years aga was troubled with salt
rhcum. |, VAS all over my body. aud moth.
ing the doctors did fnr me was " any
avail A. LIST took four bottles " Ayers
Satslparllt, hnd was completely cured
can slnrrt,ly recommend II ~ splendid
blood purifier - X. Hurt. Upper kcswict
New brunswick
My sister was afflicted with q severe
ease ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25

CITIxENs OF other countries who are In
the United States in violation Of the i'm
migration lava are entitled 10 NO protec'
ton from this government.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25

G. NJ. Funston, formerly editor Of the
Mohays Miner. published at Kinsman,
Arizona, has purchased the press and
material Of tho Arizona Champion and
will continue tho publication OF the paper
,r Flagstaff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25

ID. Is. Robinson. general manager OF
the Atlantic & Pacific, and wife, will
visit Boston before returning % the city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25
HTlWRINt. IrIp.

Pueblo II also tAking u hand in agitht
ing the question Of the extension ~ Ia"
Denver 4 Rio Grando road from Espan
ola 10 this point. The Cheitaln Of the
10Th has communication from Albu.
querque on this subject, from which W.
make the following extract:
pueblo IL particularly Interested IN
this matter. because tho merchants -
the city would have the advantage ~ the
"iirst chance" IN securing the trade OF
this section trade. whl,h, even IN ts
present state ~ development, would
Rbundantly compensate the people for
putting out all the effort and money
Lecesssry 10 insure the construction ~
the line, AMI thus give them direct CON
municatlon with the center OF trade and
population in New Mexico. .
"rhe PROPOSED line IN one tina, viii
pay from the day 1t is opened, The bus
lness is here waiting Tor 1t, aud that bus
incss will rapidly increase with the m
crease Of railway facilities. Albuqucr.
que is growing rapidly, and the building
Of another railway Ia the place would
greatly stimulate that growth. Tn,
vote cast at the election u few days ngC
shows AL Increase in the population OF
the town during the last year Of - pei
cent, and the development II the coun
try is fully keeping up with the growth
OF the town"
Ia keeping such facts before lts road
ers the Chletialn IL doing good work II
behalf OF the proposed extension, b!
showing the people Of Pueblo that dl
rect line 10 Albuquerque would have N
immediate aud important effect IN tu'
enlargement 81 tho trade OF that city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25

will treat them with complete succers,
and will save from forty 10 flfty dollars
ton from Cres which under present pro
ceescs will not yield enough a. pay for
working them. As soon ~ tho inventor
has his patent business cumplc,e,l, u
number ~ gentlemen here who have con
iidcucc IN The process, aud Who have eat
isiicd themselvea 10y careful aud prac.
teal examination that II will du all that
the inventor claims Tor It. intend to put
up works nj AlbuqLctqu" To- lrcn, ores
from tho SAndihs Tho plant viii nos hc
c'stly, and the cxIrusc ~ treating the
ores IA sa,d 10 hc very much lees than
10y the old way ~ s1un ~ such an -
tabliahmcnt ~ pa, N successful working
order, the mountains cHst ~ Nlbupucr
qae viii experience snch h,um ~ the
camps ~ that DISTRICT never witnessed
bpfpfV
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25
ALL ROADS LEAD TO nO II.

IT," increasing lmIuttnu," = NihJ
Iurrquo ~ the matter Il railway hur.
mess has made It u,u~srliy fur H., "
Gibson company to transfer To- thu. rmyr
number = the mru hcrrt fore sta.
toned at l.hs Vegas. aud therefore ,lr
purcr at that plnr, k,rkr ak, IA nu.o,'
druouuc"s the company for dIsrr,utat.
lug against l.aa Vegas, and Threatens 10
build ucs road Ia somewhere. aud With
draw all II lts hutiucss from III" old
,ue. That would be a terrible thing Tor
the Atchlron company, but "" don't
h",ev" Vegas really means to de- Il she
IA trying L. scare somebody.
II IL entirely useless even WORSE than
useless, Il ~ ridiculous Tot our neigh
bors up the road to rrni ihrir n"thrr
garments IN such fashion na that over
must remember that business ~ bust.
ness, and the point that has the most
business X the point ut which TIA" com
pany must keep the most men. But
nothing could Ice more sIlly or more ma
grateful than for Lac Vegas people To-
talk about the 4. T. a =. +. railway dls
cr mInhtlng against that ;uwn. Hs 1t IL u
fact, notorious all over the territory.
that ever since the road WAS butt the
company has done everything IN liz
power Ia asslst that place, lts own large
a.. a 4