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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
NV MENIIO IRRIGATION
An Enterprise Of Immense value 10
New MrNicO.

n" lip tiraude lriignt.on aud CuIunl
l"'rpn Company, composed II Boston
capitalist !" an urgnur2atlou which lns
| Tor u putIor" the construction IT irrIga.
ting dltrho, aud rtOrage rraeryolra, with
Nt"" ~ IL" reclamation ~ lind IN the
vale! uf tho Ero Graudr IN New Mexico.
TIA" "npital stock u th,S company ~
t!H,', Hud It IA authorized H. con
r'ruri lfrlgati'n Works on prth s,des ~
IT," Rio Graude from pcna Blanca a. the
I"N"s line Part - i,s scheme N 20 I'M.
Prove, culIniIr and sell the land rcClnm.
eel. II - sand that sItrs have been select
eel iur the reservoirs aud Tor the suuTres
u the dltchea. We do not know how
this company pruprses Ia acquire the
til" ~ the land tu be reclaimed, but al
hitting that perfect title shall be Ne
cured, the enterprise can undoubtedly he
mud" profitable one Tor the investors
~ well ns highly beneficial 10 the terri.
tory - New Mexico
Doubtless the intention ~ To reclaim
only lands IyIu. N the vicinity ot Albu.
lu"rpu". Tie provision auth""iliug the
company t. extend liz works M far M
the Texas line ia probably only precau
tlunnry IN ,ts nature and designed 20 ex
tend ia" rights ~ the dissertation na fnr
~ .pH'slhlc. The company Will have
enough work in do n il reclams the
m"-n band lying letwc"r the lower val
ley - the RIO Grnnde and the Sandla
muuntAln4.
The part ~ New Mcylcu referred 10
hes IN vhnt may ne called the fruit belt,
and both the character - the soil and
III" uatur" u he ",imn,r Justify IL" he
ll"f that, under proI-r system ~ lrrlga
'Iou. H." lands which aro Ia bs reclaimed
could h" mad" IA tho highest sense ~ the
word productive II would bc ha-d TO
lind better fruit country than ihnt
winch ~ adjacent Ia the cltS 81 Albu
qu"rIu" Experience has taught that a
very superior quality Of grapes and ~
other fruit rHu liz grown there.
Tho completion ~ the works psoposed
viii h. Of en"rmous advantage 10 the city
- A,buaucrqhe, for II will open the way
Tor tho settlement ~ u Iarg" number ot
farmers II" kind - population most
needed ~ New Mexico. The MeSlcans
long ago demonstrated that farming was
~ the lower valley ~ the RIO
GtHnde, where 1t Was necessary 10 take
out only ANAL dltrhes in order 10 place
the land under water, But lying between
this valley and the mountains there IN
vast extent ~ mesa land which eau not |
bo reclaimed except through the con
stfuc'Ion Of eNP"nsV" canals, together |
" ltlI reservoirs Tor tho storage ~ storm !
and hood waters, For n long tlmej the
ot such irrgatlng works
has been talked about, but thus far moth
INK practical has been accomplished. II
Is Ia be- hoped that the company referred
Ia ~ not merely paper organization, but
that It ~ IA fact backed by sufficient cap
tai Ia place the iaud spoken oi under ir
-igh,Ioh.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
Notice Tiuiber cuiture.
U.s. Land Office, kantA w, N. N. /
k,hfuaFVl lAa4I

Z, \, land UIilI", NAhTh 70, n, NJ. [
February 4, tsSi, I
Complaint having bcn snlerri At this uifios
by Jaiut~ l., ra,l"n ~ inst Richard fAss Tor
failure torumIly with lnW NJ Ia rimh.r allure
Ehtry NJ, III, dSt.sl January ~, Isl, uI,,n tho
\ T. SsriiuE 81, T"vnsLip 10 y, iianss . y, In
IsfnAlillu c'hhty, NrS Mexico, With u Wow Ia
the cancellation ~ sHid entry, contestant allss-
the Annexed AFFIDAVIT cumplie Nth ths Law ~
breaking i've ljI H"rs- during a." hrut leaF;
mother has sAld l'hsr brikon the ground rv-
Quir,d nH planted the I~Ilir,Si amonnt ~ trees.
tho SAid Isaris- arr hereby sumnunssi to aplTar
Al this office a." 18th dal - March, isvl, at 10
o'Clck a. M, Ia rv.Isind And furnish testimony
conserving said Alles,d failure.
A. l. hokkISoH, Rasistss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
f-""goItIUu M. aBi!
Notice for s'ubIieAtion,

Land Office ~ SantR fr, y, MI
February -, lspl, !
Nu'ic" l. hrr,hy given that tho fullUwins
named ,ettlrF hHs h-i notice ~ his intention
that saIi ur,sf will h" made bcfufe the Register
nul Receiver ~ Santn h., \, ~, un April ~,
l1Hi ~ MI lil,Tk, f"r H." SES, SMl Sec. ~,
IT,, II y, H. lUM
n" uAiuo- the q flowing witnesses Ia prove his
continuous r'-id"no" upon and cultivation al
SAID lHEu, via. tJrus McliNniul., II. \ toziIer,
iiu,nis y, NJ,
A. L. MORRISON. ilesis,er.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
~ " bite OnI,s

Rev l.. Inmnn Hood, Il Albuquerque,
Wac IA town SUNDAY aud preached at the
C"nErcsn'rpnn, church, uud a. surcrntcn.
drat ~ tlo NrN Wr,t commission tran.
s1rt'd huru"s, f1r that organization.
Fee parsonage 10 to IL, told at auction 10
hlndato the church indebtedness.
iho church and New West school arc nt
present without pastor or teacher. Both
places at" To be filled IA II short time. -
lutuTprc or.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
q Wgrthy Charity.

The appropriation bill passed by the
territorial legislature provid"s tho sum
81 s2,uD for the lndies' relief OF Las We.
gnS, to meet deficiency, and allows
them e3,OU per annum towards the
maintenance oi their worthy organilh
ton for the ensuing two years. Optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

III" j"tarhmrnt 81 ten men 81 the
l"th infantry lcf; here 10 assist Lieut..
PIummrr IN clo-iug up affairs about
Fort Marcy, lof, last night for Fort
Stanton The hospital stewards force
has gon" t. Arizona, aud Dr. Frlck will
- shortly 10 Fort lIuachuca. New
MrNIcnu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

isasters on the Prescott 4 Arizona
'rai railroad have always been fol.
~ with an extra amount OF business.
ew months ago and just succeeding
loss OF a car load Of furniture, by firs
payment therefor by the company,
or three companies Of troops from
Ppple were transported on route 10
Mexico Right ON the heels Of the
pt wanhonts, which have been n
|ce OF ""avy expense to the compan
I troops arc returned To Whipple
and the Golfers repleuishsd 70 a
amount by the trsnaction.-Pres.
Journal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
rr,-'mIt,"n Nu, SIN
Mailer for Publication.
Land Oihc" NJ Santa l". n. NJ,
March 4. l-yl,

March 4, l-yl, I
Nutirc - hrrrhy given that tho fulluNins
uhlu~l ..tilrr lJ,a fl'i notice - hs intention "a
mai" hnal uI,-,i IN supu"rt ~ his claim, and
that end pF,sf will H., uiA u hriufo tho probate
luiFr - l"fuAlIllu county, or In his hl-snrc l.,-
iufr the ptntsit" rl,tA ti,"rut, NJ albuquerque,
On Alril ~, l-Hl, via iMi SchpslsT for tho
Ia NNh. H.r. - IT,, y. ~,
lie name. tho fulIUNiug vltns--s'- Ia prove his
continuous r-idanrs uI-In, and rultNAtinn ~,
.sid land, va D. A ff"JI-F, u. &. hnow, y, y,
liar-ch, James \, iicc, all ~ Albuquerque N, N.
A. H. ADllHlNIN, Keutut.r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
Syhsir

What does Santa 20 producer What
does Las Vegas produceS- Cerrillos Rus.
tier.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

or aud lficr uLd more equitable than amy
other section. Somc Eases may be bene.
titci north ~ Santa Fc. but tho general
opinion - those Who have studied this
subject n that fur tlc'best results the
southern pat II the territory will be-
found IT," best Or the majority ~ cases.
Dr. Duucnn thnks tina, Albuquerque
"di n' Hu objective POINT that ph,si.
c,ans ~ The east Cau .c,"ct. Las Vcgna
aud santa +" IA N,l. u- Trinidad. Col,
are 'Nput,u g. "Lujthctu"r.' that ~ ,nat
~ \lbuyu"tYur lie g inclined H. the
ollmou that this cat, Will have large
nuWl"r ~ r.n.Ump,DyrJ ard feeble folk
when ita ndNtntug,r are known. The
Mi''nd" may prove too hugh Tor some,
AMI they may u"c,i 90 ~ south ns FAR M
Las tfuctr lh"to ~ enc strong recon.
m'nd"'lon fut Albuquerque, aud that ~
H." water A. an old traveller remarked
L. IT, Ia muui cNuursluuists: "lou
need not hr afraid u this Mater II il
soft water th" n,.l along ,ho line"
Dr Duncan rtiuks TINT thc physic,ans
nul people ~ Albuquerque ought to take
special pain" - let tho mcrt,p ~ New
M"NJru ~ Il health resort ho known. Tho
enterprise and business energy manifest.
81 ~ thus city hc believes will have a
good effect "a iuNahds, aud the many NJ.
fractions wlIi interest visitors. II Wau.
krsha, With Il7 uliW,Iuc water can draw
1870 NsDtor urGuaily. Aluuquerluc,
" ia good water utd favorable climate,
should sh''atc every winter u larger
lumber
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23
THE MAN FROM MAINE.
Blaine Ayers That He Has Recovered
Health and Appetite.


BosToN, Oct. 22.--Secretary Blaine
and several members of his family went
to drive this forenoon shortly after
breakfast. Blaine was met this morn
ing at Young's hotel, and in the course
of conversation remarked that he had
enjoyed more than four months absolute
rest, something he had not had for many
a long year before. He said it was nearly
fore he began to realize any improve
the gain had been greater than he could
added, II suppose some of the
worthy correspondents will keep up
the old story of exhausted
nature, shattered constitution, etc. My
appetite is vigorous, almost incon-
veniently so. Now there is nothing so
exhaustive to the average man as travel.
Well, l have done great deal of that in
my time, and this summer did none,
and found that rest from that alone was
highly beneficial"
Blaine spoke of the political situation
in New York, Massachusetts and Ohio,
and seemed confident that in all the
states the Republicans would win.
Blaine met a delegation from the IAer-
chants association and talked with
them quite freely on the reciprocity
question. He made conditional prom
Use to speak thereon in Boston some
time during the coming winter, qualify
ing his promise with the statement that
he did not wish to be over sanguine
about his physical restoration, and that
he could not meet the requisite test
upon his strength until after the re-
sumption of his Washington work,
During all the time Blaine remained
in his rooms he received and dispatched
numerous messages. Miss Dodge, "Gail
Hamilton" joined the Blaines at lunch,
and they left the hotel in season to
take the IL O'Clock train for New York.
New YoRK, Oct. 22.-Secretary Blaine
arrived here at z pm.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23
RUNNING FIGHT,
How the Texas Train Rob-
bers We're Caught.
Surprised By the officers in a
Lonely Canyon.
Most of Them Surrendered Before
Many Shots We're Fired.
One of Them MOrtaIly Wounded Hastily
Wrote His VIII, Then Blew Out
His Brains-General News
Gleanings.
Associated Press Dispatches.

Associated Press Dispatches.
DEL RIO, Tex, Oct. 22.-Full details OF
the pursuit and capture of the Southern
Pacific train robbers reached here today,
The posse struck the trail near juno
Tuesday and pressed ons They caught
sight of the robbers at 5 p. m. at the
distance of 300 yards, in a deep canon
near Grierson springs in Crockett coun-
ty. They were unsuspecting of pursuit,
and were proceeding leisurely
in the direction of the Texas
Pacific, which road they are
thought to have had designs upon.
The posse approached unseen to within
one hundred yards of the men, when
the back horse OF the robbers took
fright and made dash, which caused
the men to look around, when they dis
covered their pursuers. Captain Jones
ordered a charge and a running fight
followed Langsdon soon weakened
and gave up and Tom Fields soon
afterwards, finding himself hard
pressed, surrendered. Wellington and
Flint ran several miles, when
the formers horse was shot
from under him. He left the animal
and took up the side of the mountain,
but Captain Jones was right upon him
and cut off his. retreat, whereupon he
surrendered. Flint then ran at full
speed a distance of ten miles, firing
back upon his pursuers as he went.
The fire was returned and he was NOR
tally wounded. He fell off his horse,
and sitting upon the road, coolly
produced pencil and paper and wrote
a will, bequeathing his effects to his
brother. He then pulled a pistol and
blew his brains out. The posse arrived
at Comstock today with the prisoners,
and will go west on tonight's train to
Ell Paso. Sheriff Keffer went up today
with warrants for the men. Captain
Jones refused to deliver them to him.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23
FLOODS IN EUROPE.
Many Valleys In England, France and
Spain Inundated.

Many Valleys In England, France and
Spain Inundated.
LONDON, Oct. 22.--The Thames is ris-
ing, and at Windsor is flooding the
meadows, portion of the race course and
the play fields of Eton college. Miles
OF the Home park and Egham
meadows are also submerged. Many
acres of land around Maidenhead,
MARROW and Henley are submerged.
From Bath comes the report of the
drowning of two boys in the food. The
situation in low-lying parts OF the coun-
try is. serious. In Lincolnshire and
wiltshire, many factories have been
compelled to stop operations, the
ground floors being inundated.
PARIS, Oct. 22.-Floods in the depart
ments of Ardiche and Gard are causing
immense damage. Many persons have
been injured and it is feared some are
drowned. The river Rhone continues to
rise. Between st. German, Des Fosses
and Mines the roads are covered with
water to depth of six feet. The plains
are being converted into lakes and the
villagers are forced to take refuge in
churches.
MADRID, Oct. 22.-Vast tracts of land
to the south OF the Sierra Nevadas are
submerged by foods. The Caduer river
has overfiowed, and the crops in three
districts have been destroyed and
number of persons drowned. Terrible
distress exists among the inhabitants.
The country about Manresa, province of
Barcelona, has been swept by a hurri-
cane which has done vast damage.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23
STABBED IN THE BACK.
The Assault on American Sailors In Val
paraiso RoundIy Condemned,

The Assault on American Sailors In VAL
paraiso Roundly Condemned.
VALPARAISO, Oct. 22.-The condition
OF two of the six injured sailors from
the Baltimore, who were wounded in
the attack by Chilean man -of-war's men
last week, is now considered critical.
The names of the injured Americans are
Hamilton, Talbot, Turnbull, Anderson,
Davidson and Painter. Captain Schley,
Of the Baltimore, has again been assured
by the intendente of the CITY that he
will make a thorough investigation into
the affair and punish all the Chileans
who are shown to have taken part in
the assault. So far as the matter has
already been looked into, all the facts
go to prove that gross cruelty was prac-
ticed upon the Americans, and that the
murderous assault was altogether un-
provoked. Every government official
who has expressed an opinion on the
subject has said that he regretted
the occurrence very much, and hoped the
aggressors would be severely punished.
An investigation by Captain Schley con-
firms the report that the mob was COM
posed of Chilean sailors and boatmen,
and that the attack was planned. 1t is
now alleged that the boatswain's mate,
Regan, was shot by policeman. Amer
lean sailors were assaulted at various
points throughout the city. A
number OF foreigners will tes-
tify in regard to the killing Of
Regan. In justice to the Chileans it
must be said that information has been
received that officers and sailors dis
played bravery in trying to shield the
Baltimore's men from the fury of the
mob. The better educated Chileans ex-
press great regret at the event. In no
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23
The Chinoh Bug Destroyer.

KANSAS Cry, Oct. 22.-Before the
American Health association, today,
Chancellor Snow, of the Kansas City
university, read paper explaining the
theory of the destruction of the chinch
bug, by propagating a deadly disease
among them. This scheme was much
talked OF last spring. Snow estimated
that about rs per cent. of the field ex-
periments have been thoroughly success
full, though his agents had reported 90
per cent. The advisory council decided
to hold the next convention in the City
of Mexico.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23
Death of john 81. Lick.

READING, Pa, Oct. 22.--John H. Lick,
only son of James Lick, the California
millionaire who gave the great Lick OBJ
servatory to the state of California, died
this morning at his home at Lickdale,
Lebanon county, after lingering ILL
ness, aged 73. He was unmarried, and
was president of the Lickdale Iron COM
pany, and the Glendale forge in Dau-
Dhin county, and was an extensive real
estate owner in Dauphin and Lebanon
conntiea
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23
HEAVY DEFALCArIoN.
n Louisiana Bank Teller Short in the
sum of $4,000.

gum VI OAOOfOOOs
New ORLEANS, Oct. 22.-Eugene f.
Garcia, paying teller OF the Louisiana
National bank, was tonight declared
defaulter in the sum of 100000. The
knowledge of Garcia's shortage began
developing on the 7th inst. The bank
will publish statement in the morning
showing that its capital stock of half a
million is unimpaired. They state that
Garcia's populations cover period OF
fifteen years, but do not give any de-
tails. 1t is said Garcia, to conceal his
defaleation, would abstract bills from
packages, and when the bank examiner
CHECKED up the packages would be taken
at ths value ticketed upon them, with
out tie bills being counted. How Gar
cia in npaying out money or in keeping
the c@h book could make errors to the
exten of $4,000, as he asserts, is
problem. His character has always
been 4 the best. He will be arrested.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23
Jumued from 4 Car window.

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 22. = Matthias
Reitz, shoemaker en- route from San
Francisco to Philadelphia, accompanied
by his wife and child, jumped from the
window of car on the Panhandle rail-
road, near Loudon, o., tonight, while in
a fit OF dependency. His body was not
recovered at late hour. His wife came
to Columbus and is waiting till the re-
mains are recovered.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23
rn,sconal Missionary Council.

DErRorr, Oct. 22.-The Episcopal Mis-
sionary council concluded its session
this evening with monster children's
meeting, at which about 5000 persons
were present. The reports of the vari-
ous committees were adopted unani-
mously this afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23
Haged for His brothers Crime.

FER( (Us FALLS, Mimi, Oct 22.-Adel-
bert Chen was hanged at 1915 this
lFridaD morning for the murder of
Rosa Fay, last March. After his con-
victionhe repeatedly asserted that his
brothei Anderson, was the murderer.
The roe slipped to the back OF Cohen's
neck yhen the drop fell, and he
strangl& to death.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Advertising That Pays-How to Make
Money.
On the sixth page of the HERALD ap-
pears a list of classified advertisements
which should be read by every one.
Persons wanting situations, help, OF
who wish to rent, buy or sell property,
will do we'll to advertise in these col
ums. Desirable opportunities for the
investment or borrowing of money ap-
pear daily. Other features are cheap
eastern excursions, business chances
educational cards, professional cards,
personal notices, special notices, ex-
change advertisements, stock for sale
and full record of the amusements Of
the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23
The Czar Becomes ArercifuI.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 22.--High per-
sonages in Copenhagen have induced
the car to pardon his cousin, the Grand
Duke Michael, tor his marriage to the
countess of Nuremberg, daughter of the
grand duke of Nassau, and the fact will
be announced when. the czar's silver
wedding is celebrated. A Polish paper
asserts that the czar intends, after the
celebration, to make tour OF the fam
ine-stricken districts, with the view of
defeating the nihilist intrigues,
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23

President Smith brought to the atten-
ton of the meeting the needs of Kobe
college, in Japan, saying it was neces-
sary that land should be purchased and
two buildings erected; $4,000 would be
required. The old officers were re-
elected for the ensuing year, and it was
resolved that 1000 should be raised
for work the coming year.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23
SOME OF THE REASONS WHY
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK
IS THE BEST LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY IN THE WoRLI

the OLDEST
STATES and has mostgo
It's
millions of
paid Cash other
It's total policy holders payments the next
policies
80.
force that
organization
TWO MILLIONS
remotely approached other
the most liberal aud profitable 80 -
tes or lie and endowment policies, address
SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT AGENCY AxerLrs Car
2l4 South Broadway Telephone
AHERT D. THOMAS MANAGER DICKINSON Aazzzn
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23
the Wnrrant for Bruner.

SAN RANcIsco, Oct. 22.--The bench
warrantssued by Judge Wallace for the
arrest oiAssemblyman Elwood Bruner
was placd in the hands of the sheriff
today, ad Under Sheriff Deveney left
tonight r Sacramento to take Bruner
into custdy.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23
William Clean-shaven,

BERLIN, Oct. 22.-The thirty-second
anniversary of the birth of the Empress
Augusta Victoria was celebrated here
today. The emperor, to the surprise
and delight of the empress, presented
himself clean-shaven, except for his
mustache,
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23
Rain-Making a Failure.

HoUsroN, Tex, Oct. 22.-One of the
ranchmen who put up his money to
induce the rain makers to experiment
in Southwest Texas, says: After three
days and nights continual lombard
ment, only small shower of a few
moments duration which was followed
by cold norther and clear sky, re-
suited.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23
Crazed bx Mind Cure.

SALEM, Ore, Oct. Or. G. Patton
and wife were brought to the insane
asylum from Sunnyside this evening.
1t ia said he had been practicing mind
cure on his wife, who was i'll, and the
result was that the reason of both was
dethroned.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23

II is said to be whole day task for
two men to fell mahogany tree. On
account of the spurs which project from
the base of the trunk, scaffold has to
be erected and the tree cut off above the
spurs, leaving thus stump of the very
best wood from ten to fifteen feet high
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23
Foster on the stump.

FrNDLAY, o., Oct. 22.-Secretary of
the Treasury Foster made his first
speech for the Republicans in the Ohio
campaign at the wigwam in this city,
tonight. About 5000 people listened to
his speech, and frequently interrupted
the secretary with vociferous cheering.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23
A Suicides susnansion.

New YoRK, Oct. 22.-The suspension
Of W. G. Whitehouse, the broker who
attempted suicide yesterday, was an
nounced on the consolidated exchange
today. Several thousand shares of stock
were bought in for his account.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23
Livasex Amonn tha Miasine.

HARRIsBURa, Pa, Oct. 22.-The sem
ate concluded its examination of State
Treasurer Boyer, today, and took up the
case of Auditor General McCamant.
The sergeant-at-arms reported that he
could not find ex-Cashier Livesey.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23

case was one of our men armed, and all
the injured were stabbed in the back.
Captain Schley advises the coming
here OF the admiral to aid by his pres
ence in seeing full justice done.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23

A Suit fits we'll and proves Fins Tail
oring when selected from the large New
Stock Of H. A. Gets, 125 West Third
street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23
Money for nriss,ops.

OMAHA Oct. 22.--At today's session OF
the Womn's Board Of Missions, many
reports o the work were listened to.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23

Our new Stock of Wooens for the season. Fall and
Winter 1884, represents Of the largest collections
imported into this city, selected from the best looms of
the world We avoid the two extremes usually praeticed
among the tailoring trade viz deceptive oheapnes and
fancy high prices Our work reliable styles correct and
charges reasonable.