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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31
Business Enterprisrs

The following Incorporation papers
have brcn filed at the office Of iGr secre
tary ~ New Mexico:
The Milwaukee h HIllsboro Mining
company lncnrporaHrs cert rtificat- d.a
ilnAtlng Oseu Mcdonald agent at Hills
bOrO.
Socorro Commercial Club Incorpora
tore, NJ. " Brown, j. = Sn Zen, J. ".
Garner, T.. V. ChHves, Morris I.owrn-
stem. Capital stock, SlOtm; principal
! place ot business, Socorru.
The Eddy Baptht Church lncorpur
n'ors' ;, stamp, \ Green. II Paddle
turd, &. W. Cowden, II ". Robinson.
Principal place Of business Eddy.
Prnou Mining Company lnrorpor..
tors, James ", Ilu.,ed. Edward L
Phelps, Of New York; l.. bradford
Prince, of Santa Fe. Capital stock,
5000, principal place OF buSness, Santa
Fe
Albuquerque F,ambesu Club Incor.
pora'Ots, Don Rtnkir, Geo. NJ. CuudifT.
w r Rndgers, j T. Priest, l.. o Roy,
III, W. Roy, +, W. Rlpcka, T. l.. WASH.
Uurn. CapitaI stock, $50; business 10.
cation, Albuquerque.
The Cone aud Duran Mercantile com
pauy-lncorporntura. John ". Cone, ".
4. one, Maria Duran, l.. +. Garcia and
Em''r'o GalleRoe. Capital stock. sGO,
oO; principal place OF business, Clayton
The Jicarilla Placer Mining company
lnc"rporators, Richard Dunn, Lafay eite
Emmett and + q. Murphey, OF Las We.
Ras. Capital stock, sl,0OO0O0, place of
bus,nesa, Las Vegas and White Oaks.
The Mexican Cotton 4 Colonization
compan, - Incnrporators, ", NJ Bah.
cock and ]. l.. Cartel, oi Kansas City:
W. u. Ellis. OF Albuquerque, capital
stock, taO,OW. Principsl Offices at Al,
huquerque, SanAntonio, Texas, and New
O'i.ans organized TO improve the lands
Il the liacisndas Of Ahuejullo and de Ia
Hneria and their snnrxes IN the states
OF Jalis o, Colima aud Michoacan, MeIi.
CO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31
"A FOOL's E9aAND." :"

| Tbe Oyetl.nd MunthIy for NnvannI ey
has nm ,,,icIs .p,i,lsd "a pool. y,
rs,d." nm, unfortunately ,hs fool doasn,
49,, /, and "a, ar, ,hsr.fc,. ,o,hIs IN
soy by whom !, vas ur,,t.n. Tn. ob,sct
~, tho s,,,rla u, In ,rovo IN ,ha ,uhIic
that C,l 'orn,s J,.s not r.ed anv NOR.
?, ,oods and IA. .ff.c, os n ia Ia show
how copnl.,sly An. Lresa ot Cahtoro,a.
even IN. maya in. pr.,s ia under ths
On ,trnct ,nd IN tho ssrv,r, of IN. ,al
yo,Js
.smpI. q, IA. articI. r.,.rr,d to
taL. tha f,IIo~.no A conyan,hn xss
h.Id ln California ,oms tim, MOO FOR the
puruos. o, a.,ta,,nv IA. subject of ,.,,.,
rs,lwsy fsciht,.. for Tim, s,a,.. .rd as.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31
Also large cOnSig ignmentS of California Fruits

railway monopoly in California, or else
be 10 fool The lstter is the moro char
table view TO take Of the matter. and the
former 10 the more probable. But whether
the one or the other, the magazine 10 re-
sponsible Just the sAme for spreading
such trash before the public, and will
never lie able 90 convince the people
that II docs not wear the collar OF the
southern Pacific.
lfthere ,s any one thing that the er
perIence OF the last forty years hss dem
onstrated more clearly than any other, It
10 that new lines OF railway do generate
new traffic, q majority oithe roads in the
country, especially those in the west,
have been built before the traffic for them
existed, and the creation or generation OF
the traffic upon which they now subsist,
has been due directly and solely TO their
building. Development and population
follow everywhere in the wake OF the
railroad. aud the compet,ng line 10 just
m necessary 10 the development and
prosperity OF the country AZ tho pioneer
line. for whine Il 10 q fact that cheap rates
ara better for the road a. we'll az for the
public, IN that they develop the country
and increase traffic, railway managers as
rule are never able 10 comprehend it
I'll circumstances in the form OF compel.
ing lines, force Il upon them. Without
compe.,ng lines they oil pursue the policy
OF killing the goose TO get all the eggs at
once-snd no part OF the country ever
had more experience with this policy than
California
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31
THE noe TORS

III" matter ~ properly entertaining
tho members 81 the American Heal, h
Resort assoclutlua during tie visit which
they propo'e to make IL Albuquerque IN
the course of the next f"w dats, IL one ui
more than ordinary Importhnc. tu ua,
aud one that ID worthy ot our attention
The good that il being done FOR this part
OF the country by the alsuc4atIon re-.
ferred to IL already apparent; there are 1,
number of persons IN tho city to-day
who have been sent here through IT.
agency, and letters are received almost
daily, by the newspapers, the post
the physiciGns oi the town or the Com
merclal club, asking Tor information, aud
written by people VITO have heard u the
merits OF the climate ot New Mexico
through the physiciRnS ~ tiis society.
Several of the nembcrs ot tho assocla.
tlun have been here at different times,
aud now the physicians OF the socinty
propose To come 10 body, aud II stands
US IN hand TO treat them we'll while they
are here, aud give them all the iniorma
tion We can In regard 10 the couu ~.
To give the reader an idea OF what the
agents ~ the association are doing in
the east. We copy the following report u
an intsrylew with DR.. Roberts from the
Augusta, Maine, journal;
DR.. W,P Roberts, OF Evansville, VIE,
whs 10 the city yesterday IN the interests
oi an organization known M the Amer
can Health R4snrt association. DIR. Rob.
erts is an uncle of that popular Augusta
dentist. Dr H. J, Roberts, Many years
ago he eft this city given up by our best
physlcians 80 AN incu'able victim Of con
sumption To-day, in hls advanced ysarp,
he 10 n picture OF rugged health. 4
VI climate aud u lif- IN the open
air effected cure Tor him which medical
science was unable 10 bring about. His
own early experience hss led DR. RoS-
erts, 10 his career ~ q practitioner, to
max. Q Close aud cereful study Of the
disease of consumption. lie was eI.
tremsly interested IN the iuvesti saiions
of DR. kock and Ia tho OF xper,meuts made
with the famous y mph. While follow.
ing these mAtiers the Thought occurred
~ him, -fou were yourself cured u con
s1 nptlon 10 ;s iast stages, aud that, too,
without injecting any poison in'o your
self, Why not Investigate climatic IN
huencea as q cure for the dread disease
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31

With this thought DR. Roberts went u
work. lie rucceeded IN interesting n
number ~ cmlucut phys'tinbo with Inn,
aud IN conjunction With them iutmoi
The American Health Resort Hssocia
ton" the object ~ which ~ tn secure all
possible data relating tu Consumption
and dchl with u IN "a way To- secure prac.
teal cut,s. They have nu!r careful
study ~ the climates ~ various states
Hnd terttutirs - a,CrtthlL those unAffec
teal with thl' d,s"rsr They find that
Ne" Mexico stands at H." head IN tins
f"srect Ihr u.dest rhN4irlnns trere have
never Known ,fHc,." ~ cunsumpi, on
among the unilv" urru Irhubitbnis ui
territory
We kugw,' shIe DR. Rutette, "itum
practical uNr'tNdtluus ara multitude
~ testimonials. iiE part ~ the cuuntr,
- p'ar" "" can recommend. and futth
er. "" have already secured Tor thosc
who may DIES ~ g. ~. homes IN the best
tamIu"g ~ thp.r various thriViIg towns
At u moderate cost, and occurred adVAn
tHs'uus rates On some taiirund routes
and ~" invite every doctor IN regular
standing, regardless Ot trCtatianism ~
rriigluL Ot medicine. To- mite with us in
IT," good wutk We have invited every
state u'dicHI aurirty H. send delegate
10 80" Tor himself Ihe,r Il, .rRatos WiII
meet H. ChicHgh ou CO. 80. TIE, Viii
!" welcomed by IT," president - Ito ~
rucIBtiou, WIllgn Mt thcm through
tie country mru'Iarrd aud Wll' ho vel.
coined ~ c'rfy 'UNu o. 'g the route
Sh"r" homes hAv- been selected tIr pa
tIruta"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31

the first "shoot II he should throw a
EX and u tive he wins the entire amount,
alaO four aud u three. II he throws
TWO acee, two fiNea, or one ace aud a
deuce. he luscs all aud ~ on until all
the playcta interested ~ the pool have
had chance To- her dDubie ut luse
their tenth part \ person has got to
win twice ~ succes4iOn before the game.
Keeper can take out anything IL such
n case hc takes, ut ~ handed 10y the win
nsr ten cents, no matter what Nas ~ the
pot For the trasun alone "ctaps' can
not hs cons,dered u percentage game.
In Missouri, Kansas Kentucky or any
~ the states where cu,urcd folks abound
N large numbers, "ctaps" IN uniyrrs, lly
nrknuw wltdged as u "colored man y
game, but out west II ~ played by all
natiuualttics II seems tp have caught
on very we'll here IA the territorial me
trupuhs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31
.l,rapa" IIInairaied.

4 young I nderfoot from oGs Of the
New Eugiand stales called at THE CITI,
'ss Office this morning and asked for an
Illustration u the game ot "craps"- the
reat game OF the colored mao which
ss secured 4 good foothold in this city
. the past year, A we'll known sporting
san was passing the Office at the time,
ed here IL his illustration Of the game;
In "oraps" two dice are used, and as
sAny persons As can get around y large
.isd table can JON 10 the game. tie
srs are -shot from the hand For in.
ss.ncs. q p-r'on puts up 10 cents or tl
'so other persons, n there 10 sl up, can
'@s 10 by putting up 10 cents apiece
The person who puts up the dollar has
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31
IkItGt. ALTON

The ilrtt irrigation rtHteus ia the ives,
were those II New Mexico. For cen
,ur'es ia" poorlc u this territory used
ditchca Tor ltrlga,ng th"ir landa When
tho Murmuns settled III Salt Lake they
adopted ~" irrigation idea from this ter.
ltory, There are now ~ the Rocky
Mountain statcn alone over thirtcen NIL.
Iona ~ acres subject tu this irrigation
aud ove- Boyen mIlhoUI actually irrigated.
Ih"'o has been, 10 set th-no acres under
irrigation, some special engineering of
"a marvellous sort, particularly ~ Callfor.
mia, whef" immense reservoirs hnve been
made fpr thcstDtaRr ~ the water supply,
with gigantic Il! stems ~ dt.h"s or canals
opened up to load tins wntcr scores "
miles IN every direction. 1hese works
have been timely trrutrd On and illus
trated ia several ot our Leading monthly.
magallnes,aud NJ Fosult the ahulo cuun
try ~ nUH aroused with rrferenc. 10 the
| subject ui artificial water supply 10 crops
/ Ia nlnus. ever, state ~ the Union the
thing ~ icing discussed, aud IN many ~
them where IrrlgGl,un WAS heretofore
! 10 krd upon ~ wholly unnecessary, IN
purtnut tests have been mad. aud crown.
ed with auch success as To render I al.
most n settled fact that We ARE Jus, en-.
tcrlng upon an era that shall lind irr,ga.
ton general throughout the whole coun.
tfk A sG a l,... ,,utnrul 4
rantagrs vii admit 81 It's being carried
ou The gain IL nov 81 evident that the
state with irrigation capabilities that
does not promptly take advantage of them
will b- speedily left h-hlnd 81 Tar M re-.
latrs to m' d"rn agricultural! progress.
Alrendy this stupendous and sudden
chang" IN the methods ot agriculture q
complet-l! reyolutionizlDg ths con litions
of life aud society on the great plans and
mountain slopes. Cattle ranchiug with
its" Idnsss and waste has gwen Place 10
gram raising. to the pccunlnry md moral
advantage ~ the population at and near
hose locations The large holdings of
tho ranchmen nrs nov sub divided into
small farms of from thlrty u n hundred
ncrrs, aud IA C,lfnrnin tho newly lrrl.
gated lnnds are uucgualed for the growth
oi sem-,ropical fcuit. such as olives, la.
nanas, oranges. grapoS, iigs, prunss anu
nuts This rapid change in agriculture
IL nlreudy producing an enormous gain
u population.
The grsat Ams-icsl desc I still covers
no, lcss than IO,l square mlles. most ot
wr,ch, Il - believed IL r.clalmaLle. The
sol oi ~ most barren valleys is found To
be r,ch ia all tre needed mineral ele
meHtI ~ Isant food. Without an abun
dant water supply those elements RS.
mR,0sd dorman and we're % no moro |
value % agriculture than wers beds of |
clear saIu with water they have sprung
int1s drSSee ~ ptoducuveness that sur.
prlses the whole world.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31
HEALTSt RhsORTA.

Dr, Dautsr, first wee president u th,
American Health Resort ass 'ciatlon, whl
was here last summer IA his report ui
his VISIT tu New Mexico hps thia tp say
about Albuquerque.
The couttry between this place aud
Saula Fr seemed IT, me favorable Tor Ia
Nahds The valley here IL WIDE aud well
Snt-r,d 10y tie RIO Gtandc. which II a
broad, shallow river, aud the fall IL Huiple
Tor effective irrigation. On the rlv.r
bottom are good crops aud rank vpgctA
ton. TIE best place iur cousumptiyrs
here II on the mesa. ] met hers many
c"nsumptIyes, zone improving, some
hudinR their own. Mos! of the people |
me, came for their health. The neces
si'y Tor b-iug active aud out ~ ,,oors to-
get the benefit ~ the climate, WAS the
Iee,lmony ~ nearly all OF the physlcians.
The Cumpercial cub entertained me,
aud | was driven out to the springs and
u Camp WhitcUmb over the mountains
camp WhltcomO Is u Ropd place for r.
sort during the very hot days ~ summer
Albuquerque ~ au active, bustling place
IL II lou Geet lower than Santa Fe, and
hence warmer The railroad divides here
"nc llGe goes 10 Califoruia and the other
down the valley and uu 10 Mexico lu
vatidS VIII" must 20 on 10 California,
learned, stopped here To advantage
recommend that ConsumptIves sent
her" ar to any other point should ~ sUOn
M possible be distributed among cot aec-.
with u nIce plot ot ground To- occupy
their time and attention
DIR. Roberts, second vico prcsilent -
the Hs4ocihtiou, Who cnmr few weeks
later to confirm the reports Of DR. Dan.
ter, sp"aks Of this place IA follows:
At Albuquerque We are 10 "a Lively,
n"utishlnR clty, with most delectaLlc
climate, "n The mesa. On the river bot.
ton the doctors informed me that they
s"metlmcs have intermittent fever To deal
with. especially bclOw the irrigatiug
bitches. TIL. roads are tine after gettIng
onto the mesa leading into the mountains.
where are springs ~ purev tier and srda
sprngs. Here can be taken desert claims
(.i2o ncres), and IN the mountains INNING
elaine Was shown many p.ople ho
came Tor their health. II certainly il n
good point for consumptivps That this
10 tue sanitarium section ~ this country,
especially Tor persons " tn weak lungs,
let thns. who doubt my ttat.met II 20
see for themselves, and become con
ytnpaI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31
"a ust Attend school,

The commissioner oi Indian affairs,
nth the approval ~ Secretary Noble,
has issued rules and regulations to en-.
'orco the attendance at school ~ Indian
:hlidren ~ suitabe age and health The
'slcs pr~scrlbe that every Indian youth
nsll attend Some school, but % far az
|Fac'icable the preference ot Indian
Arents or guardians, or ~ youths Of
efficient maturity and Judgment, will
y regarded Rs TO whether tue Rttsn.
lance shall be government public or
lnyats schools. "Chlldren of,A suitable
ase' 10 defined To include all thoss more
han i've years and under eighteen years.
Tue suitable health" oi the child is to
b determined by a medical exam, n alton,
10 case there IL no boarding school on
as reservation, the rules require the
|sh'ldren to be placed IN non reservation
[khuola
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31
n GEP sTIN MIND,

While tho grand jury 10 working in.
dustriously to uncover all the facts in
regard to the Wooton assassin stiou, We
must bear in Mod the fact that il 10 the
duty OF every citizen to render all tho as.
sstance IN his power toward the accom-.
plsh ment OF this end. II you can't do
any more than talk about It, s7ea that
helps, and helps q good deal, The main
hope OF every criminal 10 that tho crime
will soon drop out % sight and be 'or.
gotten. but no citizen of Albuquerque
no man who has q dollars worth of in.
tsrest in Albuquerque, or in Eernalillo
coou:y. can afford g. let this matter
drop out of sight t,ll the assassin 10
found aud punished. II necessary We
could sfiord 10 let everything else OF op
f. I that were done, for what will ID avail
us TO advertise our prospects, and our
natural advantages % long a. II goes out
toloe public that human lie 10 not se.
cure and murder 10 committed With I'm.
puoity. DO not sc,use any Que kAstilv,
do not give expression to hastily formed
sJspic ons, but give the grand jury all
,he fae's you can learn, and oil tbs cir.
cumsta1css that are liable 10 lead 10
fac.s but above a'i don't forget it-tslk
about It at your stores and your shops
r'd your titesldes. and keep the subject
n'ive 10 every mind. DO nothing TO
wrong any innocent man, but do every.
'hiDg IN your power 10 tind the guilty
II "a II We psrsevere We shall soon sue
cssd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31
TERRITORIAL


from Chama last week
The Gallup social club v,l, give u bal
on next Saturday evening
! Cui. W, L. Henderson acts as hc,t maj
al all the wcddlngs IN Gallup
Socorru ha, u Uis dog lie IL uu,
yenr old and wc'ehs 30 pounds.
III raso is to have hanging, thc see
ond IA the history of l's eS,ttrn.r.
\. Guenler vac closed up at So'.tro
aDd hls stock was turned over to rredi
tors
\ government fish ear in at santa Fe
distributing brook trout ~ tho R,J san
ta Fr
W X Williams Las been awarded ia,
contract To- erect the Lac Vegas c,ty hni
at tllsbO.
The board ~ trustee ~ the town II
Gallup are inves,igailug the subject o. Il
water supply Tor the town.
Flowing water whs uhlWurd at Roe
"c !, IL tue artes,au Nr.l "a tie school
hons" block, at "a depth ~ l'u fcc'
The members u the social cluU. at
Socurro, hre talking ~ giving u fancy
dress ball, on ThanEseINlug night
W = Williams IA now the sole uvLcr
ot the Socorru Chleftain, having put
chased a." interest ~ Mt L,Icham.
The remains ~ sold ere Inferred at
Fort Drtancn hrc to be r,moved tu the
national cemetery at For, lNay,nUufth.
+. DunuRhue Was awarded the con
tract Tor repairs ou the old palace"
building at santa Re lie Will begun the
work at once
c. q, Llrcham rrdc thc Maspnic goat.
n' Spcorr', AID uitrtAnrd, gave u bau
que, tp th" memLc's ~ th, ordrr, at the
Grand trntfhl hotel
Last week the Fort Cummings Laud
and tetil" Co shpred from D,mirs, y
NJ, TO E.kudar, Kan, three hundred
aud sixty u its s'orr4,
Tho English mr,al,uri,st vino comes
over - succeed t.. iiuhu ~ manager ~
the Cash Intr! Ia expected 10 arrive
thrf" about November 18th
The Elk says Mr.. Henry V, Harris.
the genial aud accommodating probate
clctH Of this cJu"ty, ,s busy JUS: now
IN l. a. l.
tpwnsltr "t Gallup.
Flagstaff people recently held vsry
enthusiastic meeting ~ HuNNOrth hall.
To discuss the building ~ the Flagstaff
and Hraud 'Huon falIrond Sl4uu vas
subscribed, and the cpmmlltc- ID gn.l
rus,llug.
Capt Hardy has taken u cortrnc' to
sInH "a we'll Tor the Atlantic 4 Pacific
company at Yucca, and viii cummrucr
borlug III Il few days The captain Tanks
he wall bc able To- tiud Sater at depth
OF lc-s than leo i,et.
TIE Santa l'c land office received TO
tice that Old Fort Cumnnuls, fifteen
miles north ~ Drulug. had been trans.
ferr"d from the war 10 the lutctlur lie.
partmrnt. This p st Was abandoucd hy
troops N lss2 II covers 2i,UOu ncfcs Of
land
The San'a +" company n preparing to
Tor the pfcrrnt rnils over the
Ration Pns- heavy steel Ones One hun.
dr-d aud sixty chrs ~ tGesc rails are NOW
being transferred from hux cars 10 flats
IN the yards at Trinidad, and the work
NJ laying them will soon begin urdrr tie
direction ~ Section Foreman Il. j, Sull.
we'll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31

A verdict Of "Ns, GaIity" In tho Ham
titen Mardrr Case.


Yesterday afternoon the care ~ the
Territory Va. Joseph Hamilton, young
man ~ far appearance. not yet ~ wears
~ age, Indicted Tor the murder " Joseph
Mc0on'gal, last Alril at Gallup. was
tried. The ca~c ioph ets than two hours
after the jury was cmpRucllrd. The lcs
timnny Ot the witnesses Tor both the
prosecution and defense agreed ~ inust
particulars, AMI In effect Wns that the
defendant, with ~ number - other buya.
bid Mcti0nigal'. hurse iur joke, that
Mctiunisal aitetWatd came up g. the
defendant aud abusing mm Threatened
10 kill him u he did not tell Nhr,c his
burae was hi The defendant said hr
DID not know, aud the drcciscd az
pruached HIM, when the defendant
stopp'd down, picked up barrel sta,e
aud hit McGouigH un the neck below
the ent. killing ham instantly. Tno jury
thus morning returned verdict u NO,
guilty.
There IL mother case pending against
Hamilton Tor stealing n"rsr, which uaS
set Tor to day, but u material witness f,i
the defendant was not hcrr and the cas-"
hah tn la pOslpunrd until tu morrow
morning.
Yesterday two natives ~ y eden,
Charles l.. Olson aud Oiui Nuycu. were
admitted tn citizenship u th" United
States by the court
la the case Of the United States ,s.
g. Il. Grassi4, heretofore convicted "
selling liquor to the Indians I'D IN
vhnse case n notion for n new trial is
still pending, the bundsmen came into
court aud asked the cout, 10 he relieved
ther-from,
Ia the case ~ Pedro prrra ndminis
traitor, W. George " Harrison, admin
istrator, 1T al, chanc"ry. cpmplanan,
hled motion fnr II ointment ~ guardian
al litum Tor manor defendant, Grover
William Harrison
10 the case ~ ThumRr II Carter, in
dlct-d for assault Sith u deadly weapon
on FrHuk \ lluhucll, the d-isudan,
moved tor n change ~ venue to Valencia
county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31
Ths mepLia. M,ii,eus.

Salem, Mass, Oct. ~. Although IL
will bs fully eight months before the
great legal battle over the estate Of the
late Mrs Mark Hopkins can be inaugu.
rated It is absolutely and definitely osr.
tain that no oompromlse will bs attemp.
ted iu the mesntims by either Mr..
SsAries or Timothy HopkinA The time
for oomprom'se, says one Of ,hoas init
mately connected with the case, has
gone by forever Timothy Hopkins
could have had i've millions, out OF the
siIty month ago. now he can't have
one million even II Mr.. Bearlss 10 com-
tellsd 10 see the fabulous ssiats melt
awAy for lawyers fsss until nothing 10
left, Fsnds OF Timothy 90 the other
hand say that he wouldn't accept even
twenty mi'lioa dollars 10 cease the light
on the will. lie will take thirty millions
or nothing. hs has plenty Of msans Of
his own, hat apart from this he has
been offered several million dollars 10
order 10 make the fight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31
Texaa nIAIe ERIr

Dallas, lex, Oct ~. This il wurlis
far day at the Texas ststs fair, aud It IL
beIng participated N by distinguished
party from the east, lncludlng Vi'e Prrai
dcnt Potter Palner. Mrs Potter Palmer,
President OF the Board ot lady map age 9,
Secretary John 7, Dickinson, ~ the ua.
'lOnal commission, Lady Manager lag.
ley, wife Of ct Governor iiasl.y - Mich,.
gan and several others. Every person
owning stock in the Texas worlds fair
association is admitted free to the fair
to-day, aud every visitor who ls not u
slockholder ia beng imporiuned to JOIN
the ranks, Great progress - boug
made in the direction ~ securing the
fund ~ DO,0CJ which IL needed for the
Texas far exhibit
TIE man who deals With the atom 10
10 have his inning, lie has waited lorv
but be IL to have his day, Men ~
&C encc say that tho chemist will dom'
nate coming inventions.
There are twenty Sldows o' Eevolu.
,lonary soldiers now receiving pensions
from tIcls Sam. Flye oi them live 10
the states from which their husbands
vent 10 the war.
10 tho fall season vegetable stories
prevail, A cabbage stalk on which four
teen heads u cabbage are growing IL on
exhibition IN the Office VI New ltsdiorJ
Mas, newspaper.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31

Beauty 10 said to be only skin deep;
but 10 possess and preserve a beautiful
skin, pure, vigorous blood ia essential
This is hest secured by taking Ayers
Sarsaparilla in small but frequent doses.
II 10 the most reliable Of blood. purifiers.