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Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15
A NOVEL PLAN.
Every Member Of the Peoples Party Of
Kansas VIII Bs Asked - Contributs
One Cent Towards Campaign Funds-

Every Msaher Of the Peoples Party Of
Kansas VIII Ne Asked - Contribute
One Cent Towards Campaign Funds-
TOPEKA. Kan. Aug. 14--Only 81. 100
was expended by the peoples stats
central committee last fall in a cam
paign which elected Ave congress
men, eighty-four legislators, n United
States senator and majority
OF the county tickets. This fall
the committee has decided 10 expend
$4,000 Every man who voted for
willets will be asked 10 contribute one
cont 20 the central committee. It will
come through the county central COM
mittees. and where 1000 votes were
cast for Villets the county committee
VIII forward $50 10 the state committee.
which will lie turned over 70 J. II.
French. secretary of the state al
lance. A committee of three mem
bers from the peoples central
committee will advise with Mr.. French
in regard 70 expenditures The selec-
tion Of sn alliance state officer tc
handle the funds shows that the peo.
ples party and the alliance will be
nor~ closely identified IN the campaign
this fall than they were last The
campaign will be conducted on the prin-
cipls that the voter who contributes enc
cent can be depended on to do better
work than the voter bought for 800.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15

LoSDoS, Aug. IA Berlin dispatch
says that the excitement is increasing
in tho manufacturing districts over the
high price Of bread. and workingmen
are clsmorine for the repeal of the
corn duties The social-democratic
party is pi ioclsiming everywhere that
once in power II would sweep away all
du es on food. In Lcipsic clubs are
being organized whose object is 10 Sc
crre the repeal Of the corn duties, and
mnltitmies of workingmen are being
enrolled. The government is evidently
disturbed by the situation ss n is feared
that riots may break out in some Of the
districts where the suffering Is great
est. and there ia no doubt Of the sym
psthy Of the soldiers, and even Of many
Of the police, with the nearly starving
prople
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15
FOUGHT WITH FARMERS.
0ocinlistfc Women, Acting A. Misslonarics
Rattle with Country People.

0ocinlistfc Women, Acting ~ Missionaries
Rattle with Country People.
OREELIy, Aug. 14.-Many fights have
recently taken place between farmers
and socialists ia Brunswick. The Bell
field weavers, who are nearly all so
cialists, are seeking TO extend their
doctrines, employing women as an ad-
vance guard Some farmers st SPENCE
resented the interference Of women
and drove them away. Some of the
women were beaten and otherwise
abused. Thursday the women, re-
inferced by number of men.
returned. and battle took
place between their party and the
farmers, the women using loaded clubs
and the farmers pitchforlSs. As the
fight went on both sides received ad-
ditions to their ranks. The conflict
lasted many hours When il ceased for
the day there vere seventeen i,ortally
wounded lying on tho field suG many
others with serious injuries. The fight
Is sure 20 be continued. a. the factions
are very bitter. The police, however,
viii probably be able tn prevent open
hostilities for the present
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15
BRIEF DISPATCHES.

Six people died In New York Thurs
day from sunstroke.
George Williams, . farmer was held
up near Mascoutah, ILL.,, Wednesday
evening by masked highwaymen and
relieved Of $500.
Seven l. -rses have been killed at Vir-
ginia, Ill, on account Of glanders, but
1t is feared that the disease will spread
notwithstanding.
Mark Welsh threw himself under q
freight train OF the Illinois Central road
at New Orleans and was literally
ground to pieces
D. c. Wing. of Cornell, has been
elected professor Of bridge and hy-
draulic engineering-a chair just estab-
lished in tho University of Wisconsin.
Nebras ka has organized its Column
bian commission for the worlds fair,
having elected A. L. Strang, of Omaha,
president, and J. II. Powers secretary.
American enterprise has constructed
waterworks for the city of Teguci-
galpa, Honduras. and other cities arc
soon to be supplied by the same con-
tractors
The annual pioneer gathering at
Long lake, near Kalamazoo. Mich,
was attended by about 5000 people.
Ex-Lieut Gov. May delivered the ad-
dress Of the day.
A meeting Of the German cabinet has
been called to consider the food ques-
tion- Rye has, risen eight shillings in
Ax,s<orl.r, ord 10Th fh>re and IN Rar-
lin rye is dearer than wheat.
Wolfgang Ballestrom. German
tramp who has been staying at Santa
Cruz, Cal, has inherited fortune OF
s50o.oo and the title OF count by the
death Of his father near Berlin.
Somers Brothers, Of Brooklyn, en-
gagged Ia the tin goods business, are
building a mill at which they win man
ufacture their own tin plate. The
capacity Of the mill will be 5000 boxes
a week, and 1t viii be run night and
dav
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15

ing, when on returning from short
drive she was taken suddeniy Ill, from
which she never rallied. The bells
throughout the,cisy are rnournfaily toll
ing and sympathy and regret are
heard from the masses OF people
as they gaze upon the bulletin an
nouneing the demise of this honored
and beloved lady. who spent her years
among the people she loved so well and
who respected her IS ono OF the mo-
blest of her sex
Mrs. Polk was bern September l. leoa at
Murfreessoro. shs was married TO Mr.. Polk
when stl,I in her teens and had lived ccntinu-
cusly IN Nashville, except when in Washing
soa durtag the congressional career OF her dis
Enguishsd husband, and while mistress OF the
white house. For ths.past ffty years she has
lived In seciusioa-
Presid.n. Polk lefr Q very large estate a.
tbs time Of his death, which was kept together
tolerabiy we'll until the civil war; when
nearly everything VAS destroyed or lost
Mrs. Folks income kept dwtnciing down
gntii . half dozen years aga when she
found herself welLrigh penniiess When bill
vas introduced in congress 20 grant tho widow
Of President Lincoln pension OF 5000 year,
ts lacked ore vote in the senate 10 secure its
T. jackson. of Tennessee He offered TO vote for
the bill provided IL was so amended 10 give an
nusl pensions OF 1el0 TO Mrs. Polk and 70 tho
widow Of President Tyler, as well as Mrs Lin
coin. and the bill became . Law. Since that
time Mrs. Polk had lived on this pension.
President Polk left one Of the Queerest Wills
tha, was ever left TO be probated oy an intelii-
gent man. Everything was given TO his
wife. and at her death TO b turned over
ITO tho most deserving member OF tho
family Bearing the name OF Polk" the
decision 30 ce made by the state legis-
lature. The nesrest relative until recently was
State Treasurer Polk OF Tennessee, TO whom IL
was supposed the estate would 90. 1t viii be
remembered that . few years ago he be-
came . defAuiter to q large amount and
ded the country, fnally dying In Mexico.
HIS dishonesty cut him and his family
on. and Just ho~ the matter will be settled Is
row . mystery. There ere no other deserving
members Of shs far,ily be~-ing the Polk name,
and now that Mra Polk ID desd the courts will
have TO decide the matter. II Is not believed
that the docc meat viii stand y legal test.l
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15
sn~n, .sc.. .t IN. fr,s.

CgscrSSkrL Aug It-Thers have
h~~n runors afoat for severpl day.
thss IN. Affairs OF 'hs Csnnr Washing.
ses Buslding association in shls city
wrre not In . desirable coalition sror
business polns n view. Thers - 10
oesessi rspors 70 support this ramor.
ent ret "A % - orsn secret .has the en-
secrstasy ~ The association. Mr. Jacob
Franz has nniasSsrsprlstsd about sls.
eos Jf Sc fands.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15

Loxpov. Aus IL a Dispatch from
Cslcatsa saTs tha: theS.napatty. ofth-
royal hoass - Nsaipar. and th> Tor
ga general wers hanged Thursday Al
hssirnv e. their part IA causing th~
nssssere II Grim~ood. ouinton snss
ether British oncssi. 81 th~ siae -
she Nssir'fr arriesna - ze ero~ds
~ss.ess~a she esee.sson~ There ~ss
90 sfsfaF nnA
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15

crycrryArI. Aug. IA deed Of ss
siSnment for the benefit Of creditor,
has been fled by the Queen City Spring
conpsny. The business of the corn
psny 10 the manufacture Of buggy
springs. Assets. estimated Sax. ooe; La
bllislea sls,ooo The compsny has
been In financial diflcuisy foe sAs las,
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15

ROCKFORD, III. Aur. Michael
ro7x. assistant miller AZ Alderman
Sturtsvant's fouriug mill. vas found
dead Thursday morning with his neck
broken and his clothing tern sstsrciv
from hts ho3r. He was st work aione
sn The mil aas had been csngas ia .
.A.fA
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15

asiyes Mrs. James
K. Polk. relict Of
shs eleventh presi-
dent Of ths United
S statsA departed
this lie at T3a
O'Clock peacefully
and quietly. in the
full possession OF
her mental faeul-
ties. Mrs Polk bad
been in perfect
health until last
Wednesday even
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15

ArsAsr. Y. Y Ass Ia --conmsnd-
or IN Chief Pain@s has snnsunsea the
appofutsaeps ~ Esl Frederick pas
.~rer. she swes~at s.-iss.ns Ad3usacs
general ~ sae ssass. ~ sslufast xrs-
era II The orsad AFnv ~ the Re
xabLsa
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15

pLF AND Ho>ktf sfbi'liNE f-csDre std AMER.
Kxoss ASK druggist for Nocp's rHnsF,oplsr:
Of his leave bis dishoreststnre. inclcse rrfes
in letter. and VIC wll semi ts retufn mail
Price. one package. q SIX. -. oae viii please.
vrIope. 2siamps. Address The Woed Chem
ical Co. I3i Woedwsr6-ave., Detroit Mich.
sold In Grand Rapids ly y. Y. wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15

ne Wt1su Of shs nx-Prssi1sAs RzvEss
ss Hss nsAs In Nassvfil Tsaa.
NAsavILLE, Tenn. Aug. l<-sur-
rounded by . eg loving fr.e nds and rel
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15
HEALTH IS WEALTH

DE.E. c. Nksrss NsRyE ASD BaAR IsxAf-
aAkT. guaf faHt teed specific toF 4 ysteI q, Dlxxi
ntss G0nt sislsRs. Elss. Nervous Neuralgia a.
He@4ache. Nervous lfoStr&tioa caused - the
Depression. SoitenlnS - lAe BrAla resGlIlAs
IL insanity and le2dlag % misery. decay and
Ceath Plrnsal lure Old are, BafrelDess. Loss
ca Pawer ia either sex. luyel0Etssrs Losses and
SpeFLa.4Go lrbo a eAusee 10y oyeF-e1ertion al the
brain sr!f-Abtiae or oVeF-i no 0igeHce. Zach box
contains oDe months tFcaslneht. sl-sS hoA.
or SIX boxes ior s5O9 sent ~ mail prepaid Oh
receipt of price
NE GUARANTEES SIN BONES
To cure any case. VIA each or1er receisea
by us Tor siA boxes. Accua pA3led ~ - 81. Ne
viii send tse purchaser one written guarantee
Ia fefUsd fae meaey IL the treatment does lot
eject cure. Guarantees issGed only ~
WHITE q WHITE,
Morton lio,lse Pharmacy, So,e Agents,
80 Aonroe-street, Grand Rapids, Mich.
opES ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15

Beth the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels. cleanses the sys-
ten ehectuslly, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable 10 the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
ELECTS, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG SXRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE, kY. NEW Y0RK, nv.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15
wpAr A nrcafoaN WOMAN sAfs
cared os censu-rsten-

n, a. phssy. srevns sfsrssre herssi Re-..
sxin. a s.@s.s aals.rn Hrfnal ointment And
riis ssr-d mf of censs = rtlon y - sE
Ma f~ss tssi. 1he 6s1ow. compes~d 81
h,rt. sn1s. nnd fsets. isesens hfsls
strsrsfhrn. aeuft-h<s cares conffS 800
@TNs. sf,Aernrs ~ fsrt cf Dssrrse : Her
esl Eeo,sssss & ufasa s.. JERSEY city, y. j.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15
ood's Phosp n o dine!

p romptly and pe.man-
emily cures all forms OF
Nervous Weakness. En-
issiona rperIDatorrilea.
lmpotency. and all effects
of Abuse or bxcesses.
Been prescribed over Is
years I'm thousands oi
cases; is the csLT KzIJs-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07
RAILROAD ELEtTLONA.
Annual MrrtinE or the =. T d ~. o.
Rub.Corporatlous In New Mexico

Auuuht heettnE OF the ~, II ~. p.
sus-Corpsration- In New Mexico.
The annual meeting OF the AtchIaon,
Topeka Il Santa Re sub.corpornt,ons IN
New Mexico took place at the Office Of
Solicitor Waldo yesterday morning,
The following 10 the list Of the direc; ore
aud officers elected for the ensuing
year;
SEw MExICD suUTuLRS PACIFIC ROAD
Directors Allan Marvel, Geo. { Ma
guun, j J. McCuuk. Alden Spear. + 4.
MunZanHrea, j. Reynolds, Jacob Gross,
NJ. =. Otrtu. a. l.. Waldo. T.. =. Slower,
VIM. LlDbey.
Officers Geo. &. Magoun, chairman;
Allan Manyel, president; j. w Rem.
hart, trst wee president aud general an
ditor, A. A, koOetsou, second vice pres
ident; j. ID. Springer, third wee pre-i.
dsut, T.. Wilder, secretary aud treasurer
H. j Palen. assistant secretary: j L.
Gh"dwiu, assistant treasurer; j. j, Me.
Cook. general counsel: Geo. Il. Peck,
general solicitor; j. l. Whitehead. comp
trulier. W. X Gi!lett, assistant general
auditor,
RIO oRASDE, MExICo . rACIfIC.
Directors Allan Marvel, G-o. &, Ma.
goun, J. }. McCook, }. W. Rush. Alden
Spear, Numa Ray mnnd, II. l. Waldo
X J. Palen, r.. A, Manznnares, j. Ray
uolds aud T. =, Slower
SEW MLxIUAs RAILROAD 90.
Directors Allan Ma vel. Heo. Z. Ma
gouu, j. J. Mc,olk. q. ". Peabody, NJ
: Otero, II, l., Waldo, l.. Z, Browne, J
Ray nolds. Chas. llield, A. NJ. Blackwell
| Robt. Pearce.
SILVER CITY. DEFINING rACifiC.
Directors Marvel, q. &, Msgoun
J, j McCook, A. Spear. T.. s. Slower, a
Staab, II. l.. Waldo, John Brockman, +
| A. Manzanars
The same oiiicers were elected for the
above railway corporations.
NEw MEXICO rows e ,arASY.
Directors "A. Marvel, G.. Z Magoun
j j. McCook, A. Spear. +, 4. Mama
mars, X j. Palen, II. L. Waldo, j. Nay
uuljs- h. . Slower
on ers II. l. Waldo. president; +
\ Slower, wee. president, + Wilder
secretary aud TREASURER, X J. Paien, Nh
slstant secretary and treasurer; j. W
R.iuhart, general auditor; ii. q. Chem
cuts, and,lor; j. T.. Whitehead, comp
troller; j, K. Livingston, general agent
MO aRASpF :.ASp COMPANY,
Directors II. l.. Waldo, Il j. Palen
+. A Manzanares, J. 4, Frost +. " Ilder
Officers III. l. Waldo, president; J
r. Frost, wee president; r. Wilder, sec
retary aud treasurer; X J, Pal-n, Rssls
taut secretary; ". Reluhart, genera
auditor; W. X. Gillett, assistant genera
auditor; II. &. Clements, auditor; j, y
Whitehead, comptroller; J. X. Living
ston, general agent.
SAN PgpRo coal COKE COMPANY.
Directors 4. Marvel, r.. s. Slower
H. l.. Waldo, +. 4. ManzSnGreS, Eutimi'
Montoya.
A. Marvel, precedent; r. Wilder, sec
retary aud treasurer, X. J. Palen. assis
lant treasurer: j, W. RslDhaFt, genera
auditor; W, X G,lls,t, assistant genera
auditor; n. 4. Clements, audi or; j. i
Whitehead, comptroller; A. A. Robin
son, manager.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07


ClrrnHnd on one ~ tho Pullman coach ~
about two weeks ngo Tie N holding
"" fer"ures with the city marshal this
afternoon
u " VI Stee'e WAtuia, trr.r ~ the
iletculrs LIQUID glue, Ihi'Ldrlph,t,
writes thnt he eNpectn 10 bc ~ Albuquer
que, som" time this winter, probably IN
thitN d'Ns, nui viii nkcl, Ia ate h r..
Hts liquid g'u" has gain" Tor ITSELF n
we'll earned equation. aud Il cau b.
uInufR tu'~l here Just ~ we'll "a It can
hr ~ rhlad,phu.
william II ga, tho track nlkor WHOM
John Moran clb,m, Haw the Indians ~ X
NJ tie sHtrhrl containing the diamunds
aud IcNc'ty ~ Mira T. J McClernnn and
| htnd u ~ him, has been sent tor aud ~
expected to arrive from Fcnner station
/ SUNDAY. The continuation ~ the hear.
ing IN the caae ~ Moran IL postponed
until Monday morning ut 10 clock be.
/ tore Justice Dcnham.
/ u. y. RcnnOth, who has been Tor aome
time stsnugrnpher IN the general freight
aud passenger office ~ the Atlantic 4
pacn', this cl,y, lott LIS, nigh, Tor Oma.
In, To rcc"p, the cn ~ clcrkah,p Of the
traffic department ~ the Santa fc road
there, Dau's many friends wlah HIM
auccess Quite u number ~ hia young
friends got together last evening and
tcnderrd him an elegant reception Mu
Slr, speaking AMI nu elegant eprcad Il
god cHtables were the features ~ the
evening
l.hst night Frank Lee, VITO clerks nj
". G.. Leonard 4 CO.. lcf the two wire
forms out ~ front % the store with coats
IN them. and when Clerk Cushmhn re-
turned after the performance at III,
opera house he found tue conts gone
some person having stolen them. The
lnss will amount IN about sln. Franz
states that "Sh." IL resprnalble Tor IL,
robbery. II is learned this afternoon
that the coh'a were returned 10 the stot,
10y Marshal Mastuu, who on passing tn
store lat night saw that the Toys ha,
forgotten to- take IN the forms and thu
u robbery wHr prevented,
William A. Harris, the freight couduc
tor who killed Jack King, the brakeman
haI been indicted by tue grand jury a.
San Miguel county Tor murder IN th,
first degree, l.. G. Fort, who IN the prose
cutting attorney Tor tina, district, an
nonnces tina, he will push the case to
speedy trial Il il understood here tina
Harris has been cigarette smoker an,
: that hls attorneys will eudeayor 10 worI
the plea of lnsanity from that cause
From all accounts Harris ia "a c"ld.blood
a. murderer he first quatreled viii
King over iiity cen, bct, then wen
aSay. apparently satisfied, out Ia arme,
himself aud on returning shot King, from
which he died IL tsS day II afterward
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07
Ruriii.i nuiIiNAn.

Judge W n. Burke claims Ia have u
telegram from Pugihst J, l. sullivan,
who has just arrived in San Francisco
from his Australian tour, IN which the
champion OF the world" states that he
will return to the east wa the Atlantic 4
Pacific, and will probably stop 10 Albu'
querque long enough TO give tho heavy
weight Of the territorial metropolis a
round or two with the mittsns, The
Judge has the matter in charge AID II
Sully o"ucludes to stop here, our cham
piOn Will OF course meet him IN the
twenty -four foot arena
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07
The Mitchell isr.~vyier

Montgomery X FELTON,. Of Pueblo, Col
who secured the contract 10 build %
immense reservoir Tor Mitchell Brus-
the timber owners On tue Atlantic 4 Pc
clfc, near Chavez station, write thai
they will be- here in a few days with
their grading outfit and will commeucs
work n, once. The reservoir Will coysf
forty acres ~ ground aud at the dam viii
be tourts.n feet deep and will he lucatsd
on section 81 NJ Mi,chali. n flag tts'
ton a few miles west OF Chaves in Va
lsncia county Tho reservoir 10 expect.
ed o. he ready iOi uss by the LIST o.
January, ISM
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07

Frank MARROW. drunk and disorderly
e. aud costs, lilo paid,
John Moran, who whs arrested with n
10, Of Stolen diamonds aud Ie~clry on his
person, the promrty II Mrs, + j, Nc
Clernaud, wRs fined tlu aud c"sts for be'
,ps drunG aud d,sorderly, AMI paid, lie
~ held IN Jail on II territorial warrant,
charging him with the theft OF the above
goods and M soon as witnesses arrive he
will be- gwen II hearing, In TN ClrIIES
ut yesterday the name ~ Thos, ID, Moran
WIS connected with the affair, 1t was d
mistake aud should have read join
Moran
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07
rmE rE>,rENr,An, MAx..rn-
the rei~e,,on orSupt ChN,rS'Sseee-'
500 Postponed 30 the H0th LIST


It," h"nrd - r,il,,nuaty m'nug"ts
Concluded n tNo days aa-s,,b last even
TX ih,ro Vtr. present M,HLs, j W.
DWNcr, j. Il DE Niief, 4 |, Branch,
Ambrsn pino aud y. II, L,ushlin no
Hrti, j H. Atmijb aud Y. u Burns
\ great u deal routine business ~.
cel,ci attention
tn" b,nrd resolved thn, hcnceiurlh
the uycupi'ts ~ the female depart ment,
five IN humber, shalt to KEEP, NJ work,
dong tailoring, washing, etc
licnaio ~ $1,000 brick was ordered
~ lots u from 1880 upward, bids 10 ho
advertised iot
ITO superintendent ans directed To
prepare hot D-,is Tor producing crObngr,
tomato uud ether plunt1 neo-smry to
supply ,ur gardens NJ the InS,tutron
next sutlug. II waa ais, ordered that
al ,th,r wagon ana nHrucss Or purchased
nud 80 rmpIoy the convict, to burn lime
this winter, securing tho rock from The
loot hills pear the city. The line vii bc
rhirr, u-.d Tor tue construction ~ II
tNo st,y btirk hospital, tcmae quarters
ana work ia ut the institution.
ilc us gralon ~ Surt Cha," to
ttkr Nc br,'rmhcr = VA. received aud
/ a. It,d,
| A., tan superintendent bergman
WHs authorized t. rmpuy urw ret 81
/ guHtdz, col taHNcs cuucurrInR therein.
/ Every wan ~ any way con urcted With
/ the crrapc ut White and his two com
4 pan,uus un Mnuday. were ordered dl-
I charged from tue service Frank Han
kun, Wan Cole. ". l. Evans, Joe B0uger
and nVu'y Sp'rrs, EXPERIENCED men
under iurmrr administrations, were
orlcird pat IN du,y az suatd' ~ the
r,a,r I tn,~c dlEmi, aed
Tine board dlNussed the question oI
appointing superintendent hud post
pur",l Ncturu uutIl IL" 10Th inst. when
~ isrH pod a. have Fun huhrd prescut
New MrNrau.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07
PAY Promptly,

Under sheriff Garcia and Assistant
Page O,-ro are kept exceedingly busJ
these days at the court house attending
To the collection % taxes, Mr., Garcia
states tina, up 30 yesterday a few dolla"
more than go ON have bean paid in for
iaxae. This afternoon Me~sra Otsrn and
Hubbell WI b. Acr,,ss nj Atr -cJ collect
ing. and the latter part ~ the moo,h
they will move on IA Gallup. AZ q ruiz
the p.opl. ~ B-rnali llo county, especially
n tn. old aud new towns Of Albuquss'
Que are paying up promptly,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07

Another full house greeted the Beebe.
barbour company ut Grants opera
house las, night, the play being Watts
Philips beautiful romantic drama, III
three acts, "Nobody's Child" II was
plcArIu.ly rendered, especially the parts
assumed 10y Mr. Barbour, "a Joe, a
Wmi, Nobody : Child Oracle Beebe, ~
Jrcs truc friend; John Stephens, cap
tam DudIey Laznnby, ot the turf" and
M,ss Fannie Matthias ~ Mise Lucy
rragaroon." Every seat IN the larg,
hail wns occupied, which proves that the
company Is meeting with the greatest oI
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