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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21

'''''N Nh' 'hAAJs WV ~
Wolf Goodman, OF FL Paso, IL in the
city to-day.
}. i. Stevens and wife, OF Joliet, H.,
are Ia the city To rem ain few weeks
Chas. A. Quigley, represent ting "Stude-
baker South Beud, Ind, is in the
Ctty.
Prot Landrum, the dancing master,
was married TO Miss Mary l.. Kelly, at
Las Vegas, Nov. II.
+. A. Finical received notary pub.
lies commission to-day. His Office IL at
2lO Railroad avenue.
John Irwin, the Chilli cattle raiser,
came 10 from the mountains last night
and has hls name on the register at the
European.
Joseph H. Kuhns yesterday received
his final receipt from the land office for
his homestead on the mesa. lie will sm
bark 10 farming operations on an extern.
sive scale.
The case OF james II. Madden, who ID
suing the Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe
railroad company for $4,000 damages,
IL still occupying the attention Of the
district court
President Hall informs THE CrTIzEs
that the fair association will coon make
full and complete report for publica.
ton OF the receipts and expenditures OF
the late exhibition.
A. 7. Folger aud wife, Of Aiken. y. c.,
are among the guests at the Armiio
They are delighted with the climate en-.
joyed in the Rio Grsnde valley and will
probably remain here.
This morning a few minutes past
o'clock, little Ernest Brockmsier, the
seven weeks old son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Brockmeier, died at his parents
residence OF whooping cough.
=, A. Simpson and family removed
from the city to Tieras canon, where
Mr.. Simpson IL experimenting the work
OF the Tijerns water company.
W. Frantz and Miss Mile Lueck, OF
Belen, are in thecity. Mr.. Frantz was
for several years clerk in the general
merchandise store OF John Becker.
PsymAster Towsr and Chief Clerk
Butler, u the United States army, who
have been out west paying OF the
troops, returned to the city last night.
Prot X. L. Laudrum, the dancing
master who has held forth in Las Vegas
Tor the psot few months, has arrived u
the eity and will open 4 dancing olas'
here.
W. NJ. McCleery, son .in-law OF Judge
II. l.. Warren, with his mother aud child
left last night for their home in 81
Louis, They have been visiting Oh,
judge's family for the past seven weeks
A. G. McCorkle, a sheep buyer from
Superior, Nebraska, who has invsdes
the sheep ranches OF New Mexico OF
sev.ral occasions the past summer plr
chasing the very best OF the hocks, II
again IN the city.
The wheel barrow crank who passes
through this city few days ago, trund
ling a wheel barrow on wager from SAT
Francisco to New York, died at l.,
Jupta, Colorado, yesterday, from IN st
tack OF mountain fever.
I. n. Hinch, the hotel man Of Gallup
IL here to-day on business. Mr.. Hinol
states that q gentleman by tho name o
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21

west 81 MaRdAlenn lilo reports tho
country south us very dry aud fears that
stock will suffer greatly this winter. lie
viii leave Tor hi. huuo at rrralta thus
cNUptug.
& O'Conor Roberts tr'ufrci last cyrl
ing from Las llucrias canon. where he
surveyed u number - inning claims
lie teIptt- cuusdctahie work being zone
IN that district III" formation nnd con.
tact indications are identical Nth those
~ Asp"n, Colorado AID there IA no
doubt that pick and p,Adcr will br,ng
tie camp tn the IRON, IN short tune
The building committee ~ the \. NJ
T. church held n meeting the other AZ
t"fuuln, aud made final arrangements 10
secure funds 'ur the immediate cunsttuc.
ton II u new church Plans AMI spcc,
tion'I"nn are N the hands ~ Contractor
J"uuc, and ~ avon ~ the money IN oh.
tanned, which viii probably be this NJ.
trturun, work Will hr commenced at
uuce
Miss Nellie Armstrong, niece u
Cnas. T. Hunt. has arrived from Ra,un
Tut ttrilrN ieatrs that the young lady
val "a next Turrdny be united IA mar.
rage tod Van llouton, prominent OH
clN ~ the Maxwell Land Grant com.
phuS - ColtN county. The cefcmuny
vii u" performed N thus city, after
which the couple wit Nslt MIR. lIuuten'a
relatives aud ttlrud-lu Amsterdam. liul
land
Mike MandrO', eS mayor ~ this Cltv,
returned tu Alhugurr1ur'rum New York
ou tina delayed 81 from the north thus
morning Mr. MHulell should have
been here yesterday To- attend the me ,
luG = the stockholders ~ the Albu.
qurnur Electric street tadwey, tut
mls-"d connections A. Chicago aud thus
faIc lu yet here u0 time lla states
that Everything ~ almost Perfected TO
b"Aiu work on the electric road IL
short time
I l. Rankin, = pnrhlrphia, uncle
- Don Rankin, ~ tie South Western
lr"SotI aud Ice CONT ahy, ~ tins c,,y, ~
u "clruur visitor io the territorial ~.
ttupuhs. Mr. Rankin ha4 been taking
t,r.rltlpn and Cor the pms, frS w.. Ks
hns been down IN MrNicu. Tie IN now
on his Nay home and stops over t. spend
afrW days with hs Albuquerque rcla.
t.yee The gentleman ~ the pa'cn'ee ~
a." lce machine used Toy the Southwest
ern COMPANY
Senator Archibald Yell one ~ san
FrHuciscuT ahlest attorneys, Ia paying
Alhuqu"pu" business visit amt IL
stopping with Mr. Jesse Anthony, an
oil friend ~ hs, Mr. Yell enjoys the
drstinci ~ u being the yunugcpt man
h. have been elected to the Ollie. ~ dis
tflct attorney IN California, since which
time he has been ecGt several times to
the senate Mr. Yell Ia one u the mos,
Oullhut criminal lawyers IN the Golden
State, and IN delighted with Alhulurr.
que II" Gays nowhere in America IL
the out look brighter 81 the possibilities
grandar. lie ~ aleu one nt the leading
attorneys io7 the southern Pacific rail.
road company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21
Frrc Mail Delivery.

This will be the first city IN New Mex
ice 10 have free delivery 81 mail, The
following order from the postoilice tie
partment explains itself.
To Postmaster Whiicumb.
OrFICr or pusrMNsTrR GtNrRNIn
WASHINGTON, II. C., Nov IL, ~.
lOrlrred.
Establish en- January |, ls,rl, the free
delivery service at Albuquerque, New
kexico, with two t9D CarrIcrs-unc - IL"
mounted and furnish the necessary
boxes, satchels, books, blanks and fur.
niture.
(Slgnedl JouS WASSAMNkER,
Postmaster General.
Some Of the supplies Tor the free de
livery have already arrived, and the two
carriers for this service have already
been selec cd,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.

Large quantities OF potatoes are being
shipped from Chama.
At Las Vegas the grand jury found q
true bill of indictment against Pablo
Herrera for murder in the first degree
The town Of Gallup has decided 10
build Jail Tho contract was let TO
Geo. K Young. The bastile will coat
s57s.
At the request OF President Hazledine,
the bar association OF New Mexico will
hold u special meeting at Santa Fe
Nov. 10.
The bridge over the Puerco at Gallup
has been located on Third street, and
tho contract Tor constructing the same
was awarded TO w. A. Maxwell for
1900.
DIR. Chappel!e, the new coadjuso arch
bishop, will arrive in Santa ke seoat
the 9th OF December. lie viii be- gwen
a public reception by the people upon
his arrival.
Aug. Bruhn, an old resident OF Santa
Fe, died yesterday. Tho funeral will 90
cur TO morrow. lie leaves a wife and
one son and a large circle of frends 70
mourn his death.
The Santa Fe company hes made an.
other cut in expenses. This time II is
among the section men. The force has
been reduced to three men aud fors.
man on each section.
Al Las Vegas three women were drawn
on the jury. This 10 liable TO occur In
any county in the territory, under the
present system Of draw ing jurors from
the list OF tax payers
In the district court at Las Vegas
Capt. Juan jose Herrera, OF the Spanish
paper in this city, has been indicted by
tho grand jury FOR an tssaslt with intent
TO murder. Veeder 10 his lawyer.
The Range learns from q reliable
source that il Ia expected that the affairs
OF the Chloride mining and reduction
company will, at an early date, DO set.
tied, and the company will soon com
mence work.
Who was DR.. KeelerS The New Mex.
loan says; The dentist, Dr. Kselsr, who
recently had some strings 10 him when
he left Santa Fe TO locate In Albuqusr-
que, 10 said 10 have done up that town
for about 1900 and left for parts un.
known"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21
slightly s~orrhed.

This morning at lli5 O'Clock 40 alarm
OF fire was sounded, and the Scott Moore
hose company aud FERGUSON Hook and
Ladder company, soon ascertaining the
location OF the fire, promptly appeared
on the scene, but their valuable work was
not needed. The fire was found in the
adobe residence Of George +. Albright,
ON the corner Of Fourth street and Tie
ras avenue. Mrs, Albright was arrsng.
ing for dinner, good fire having been
started in the cook stove. She was in
the pantry Passage 10 the kitchen, when
q spark flew out from the stove, igniting
the floor where had formerly set q coal
oil can and which was practically satu-
rated with oil. From whore Mrs. Al.
bright was at tho time, che was forced
10 escape through the flames, and by %
doing both Of her hands and arms, alec
her face, we're pretty badly burned. II
was simply marvellous that her clothing
did not catch fire, DIR. Wroth dressed
the burns, which are very painful
NeiRhbors responded promptly, aud q
few buckets Of water readily thrown on
the fiAmes quenohed them.
The Grants failed to respond, but il
was no fault OF theirs. Ths gallant
lAddies OF this company dashed out Of
their headquarters with their cart, bu,
mistook the location Of the fire and went
running down toward the Atlantic A
Pacific Offices.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21

After forty years. MY father had Q
fever sore on his ley for for forty years;
but has bean permanently cured by
Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment,
after trying all other remedies In vain"
says Mr.. S. Wlthsrell, gun and lock
smith, at Fort Madison, Iowa. He fur.
Their Gays; THE spot where the sore
was, Ia now perfectly clear 90 any other
part. lie used three % cent boxes IN all
Another. MIR. d. A. Barr, druggist,
Blackburn, Mo, says: II have personal
kno wisdge Of case Of chronic sore eyes
OF many years standing, having been
cured by Chambsrisin's Eye and Skin
Ointment. The party was Mr.. Seth
Moore, north OF this place" Mr. Moore
says the ointment was worth more than
q thousand dollars TO him. II coat him
- cents For sale by T. II. Burgess
4 Bon, Druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21
Lbistrist court.

The case Of Joe Badaracco w. j, Bla
yaschl, u suit IN assumps,t for s2n
was gwen 10 the jury Monday afternoon
and the jury, after celebrating all night
came into court yesterday morning and
stated that they could not hgree. III,
trial was very tedious one, Tor Mr.
Badaracco lnslsted on giving his test
mony in the language 81 his country
Italy. which had 70 be interpreted into
English aud from that into Spanish.
The case OF Salvador Baca ~. Juan
Sanches y MoDtoyA and Jesus Rafael ,
Montoya, u replsvin suit, was tried the
morning, and will DO submitted To III,
jury this afternoon,
The case u Mariana :, Ote'o Va, Arch
uleta ct al, eiectment from lands on III,
Jemes hot springs grant, has been anne
ably settled and judgment entered VI
against the defendant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21

A farmer, near Abba, Iowa, by the
name OF j. H. Wolfe, has found SURE
cure for Group, He says: For the last
eight years i have recommended Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy for Group. Half
Of q fifty cent bottle will cure the worst
casa, il taken In time. On the 10th Of
this month. my boy, four years old, had
the croap.very bad, and three doses cured
him. ] would not DO without II in my
family" II the remedy 10 given 10 soon
as the child becomes boarss, II will in
tles for sale by T. II. Burgess 4 Son,
Druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21

The case Of James II. Madden, pres.
ent Justice Of the peace for precinct No,
H., Va. Atchison, Topeka aud Santa Fe
railroad company came on for trial yes
terday afternoon, and is occupying the
attention OF the district court to day.
The plaintiff brought suit several years
ago against the company 10 recover sl0,.
90 damages for the loss Of his left leg,
alleged " have been caused by the de-
iendant1 negligence, The accident, in
which Mr., Madden lost his leg, happen.
ed in the yards hero during the switch.
ing u some freight cars in August,
1887, The company ia being represent
ed by Judge Henry L. Waldo, OF Santa
Fe, aud v. h. Chllders, OF this city
Warren, Ferrusson 4 Bruner, assisted
by n, q. Collier, ia looking out for the
interests Of the plaintiff,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21
Informs Here

The uniforms ordered through " G.
Leonard A 60. for the FERGUSON Hook
and Ladder company arrived yesterday
morning and are models Of elegance and
bea atty, The shirt ~ ~ black flannel
with gilt trimmings, regulation buttons,
with the word "fergussun" inscribed ia
old gold dlagonally across the breast
beneath which IL u tine monogram com
posed OF the figure !, crossed 10y hook
and lsdde The pants are ~ black
brosdcloth with old gold stripes, These,
together with the regulation cap with
the letter "F'' inscribed within u wreath
and tine patent leather bclt, completes
a suit Of which the boys mny we'll feel
proud The "FergussoHs" viii appear
10 public for the first time IN their e!e
giant outfit at their grand hall to Ice held
Thanksgiving Eve, November 18th, at
Grants opera house,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21

The Lady Godlva must have had en-
ceptionally long hair since It completely
concealed her lovely person. Since Ayers
Hair Nigor came into use such examples
are not 10 rare rs formerly II not only
promotes the growth OF the hair, but
gives il q rich, silken texture
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21

TT. Wright 10 up from his ranch in
Socorro county, and will cot his meals At
the Armijo.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-06-18
,rHcR FOR THE PAST WEEK.

NEW YORK slLVE6 AND LEAD
QUOrATiO>
The following are the silver and lead
quotations on the New York market for
the week ending Jnne 18th.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-06-18

Messrs. A. Werner and John Roeder,
who returned from Patterson district
last Saturday state that while at that
place, Louis Wunch, prospector, came
to camp and reported finding the bones
of large man in the mountains some
twelve or fifteen miles from Patterson.
The bones he said had been there long
time. There was no flesh on them nor
any sign Of clothing in the vicinity.
The body had evidently lain in sort of
brush tent, the remains of which were
there. 1t was so old that it had fallen
together. Some of the large bones were
several feet distant from ths tent or
cabin, evidently dragged there ly
wild animals. Wunch stated that lie
looked around for miners tools or cook.
ing utensils, but found none Of the for.
mer and only tomato can or some thing
of the kind that could be utilized in the
latter capacity. Wunch, in company
with e l.. Robertson, left'to re-examine
the place on the morning that Messrs
Werner and Roeder returned here.
The remains may be those of an Indian
though the tribes hereabouts do not in.
ter their dead in that way.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-06-18

Ale,k Woods of Mineral Park district,
spent several days in town during tie
week. He has just returned from the
Deep Creek country, of which we have
been recently hearing so much. The &C.
count he gives of the district is not alto
gether hattering. He says but one de-
cent mine is. uncovered in the district,
the balance are only prospects and are
owned by one or two men. Mr.. Woods
was prepared financially to invest, If
things looked at all encouraging, but the
outlook 10 his opinion il not at all flat
teripg. Not more than twenty men are
at work in the district for wages and it
is first rate place for men in search OF
employment to keep away froir.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-06-18
"rho Peoples Party of the United
states of Amerfci.',


states of Americi.',
This is the title which the meeting in
Cincinnati of several thousand delegates
representing the various Farmers AL.
lance organizations in the different
States selected for the new party, the
party which, it was claimed on the spot,
"would control the politics of the coun.
try for the next fifty years." The
declaration of principles included tie
unlimited coinage of free silver; no alien
ownership of lands; the eight hour rule
for labor; graduated income tax; cleo.
ton of President, Vice. President and
United States Senators by direct vote of
the people; besides the following inan
cial plank: ave demand the abolition
Of National banks as banks of issue. and
as substitute for National bank.notes
we demand that legal tender Treasury
notes be issued in sufficient volume to
transact the business of the country on
cash basis without damage or especial
advantage to any class or calling, such
notes to be legal tender in payment of all
debts, public or private, and such notes,
when demanded by the people, shall be
loaned to them at not more than 2 per
cent per annum, upol -perishable
products, as indicated in the sub.
treasury plan, and also upon real estate,
with proper limitation upon the quantity
Of land and amount OF money"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-06-18
Calico Ball and Concert .

The following programme will be rem
dered at the calico ball and concert at
Library Hall tomorrow friday even
ing.
Address by G. S. Sawyer, president of
the library association.
instrumental duet by Mrs. John Shier
and William o. Brien.
Reading by c. f. Goodrich.
Song by John Lynch.
Quartette "Sweet and Low" by Miss
Isabelle Osborne, Miss May Earle, T. ].
Osborne, and William O'Brien.
Solo, shepherd Song" by Mrs. John
Shier.
Reading by w. j. Doolev.
Song Fair Dove" by Miss May Earle.
Instrumental solo, finale.
After the programme is rendered,
dancing will be INDUCED in by all who
desire. The stage will be arranged SC
that those who wish can play euchre,
whist or other games. Doors oren at
o'clock. Tickets 81 so.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-06-18
The New smeiters.

Work at the new smelhrs forges
ahead. Forty-fve feet more have been
added to the main building and the
boilers are being placed, which as soon
as finished, with stacks, will permit the
completion of the structure. Portions of
the new 100 inch smelter stack are on
the ground and more coming in. The
one used a. the old works is also ready
for transportation to the new site.
With good luck the company hope to be
ready for the reduction Of ore by the
first of August.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-06-18
New Mercantile Company.

The old Jacobs and Sultan building on
Main street is soon to be stocked with q
complete assortment of general merchan-
disc, including dry goods and gents fur
nishings The "Godbe Mercantile
company incorporated in Salt Lake
recently, S the name under which the
new busn, 81 houss will come before the
public. 1t is int'nded 10 supply every
thing at ieasonai lie prices and Of good
quality. Mr.. Charles Holt will have
immediate charge of the business. That
gentleman was here last month looking
over the ground, and is now in the east
purchasing stock for the new concern,
and will return here to reside pcrma-
nently in short time.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-06-18

In the San Francisco Post of June 9th
we find the following:
M. j. Costello died April 2nd last at
Egan Canyon, White Pine county, New.
His estate is valued at $1,000. The
will filed here is model of brevity.
He directs b. O'Connor to distribute
what moneys there are to his credit in
the Hibernia Bank, after paying himself
for his services.
The distribution is to be as follows:
can equal amount to the various Catho.
lie asylums of California and Virginia
City, New. also give 500 for masses
for my soul. White Pine News.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-06-18
Found.

Last Saturday, on Lacour street, a
sleeve button made from quarter dol
lar. piece. and engraved with the letters
"F. Mem" The owner can obtain I'll 9
same by calling at this Office, lroving
property and paying for this notice.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-06-18

Ground was broken last Monday at
nooa, near the smelters, on the grade Of
the Phoebe and Jack Rabbit railroad.
John Everill of Salt Lake city has the
contract for grading all the road, but
five miles out from Jack Rabbit, which
is let to A. f. Gregersen. Mr.. Everill
now has force of eleven teams and
twenty men at work which force he will
soon increase. The surveyors have not
yet cross.sectioned all the line so that it
cannot Just now be determined how soon
tracklaying will begin, but the work will
be pushe ahead as rapidly as possible.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-06-18
"A CHASTITY Find.

A Bottle of Trib should be in every
household.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-06-18
Etc., Etc.

Reasonable prices to all and FREQ delivery
to all parts of town.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-06-18
Subscribe for it and Send it to Your Friends

The Record is the only newspaper published in
Nevada and represents the interests of vast
sst ton of rich mineral country to
be opened up by line Of
railroad.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-06-18
Job Printing Department.

We have excellent assortment Of type borders
tionery and the
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-06-18
Post Your; elf en- its Mineral Wealth and Resources
THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT
MINING NEWS

this ana adjae ent mineral districts will be full and
complete.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-16
THE SENATE COMMITTEES.
The Democrats Not Yet Ready to Report
the Minority Assignments

me democrats Not Yet Ready to Report
tile Minority Assignments.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 Special
Tho Republican Senatorial caucus this
morning approval the report of the
committee charged with the arrange.
ment Of tho committee on membership.
and the Democratic managers hayo
been furnished with the list as adopted
Some assignments yet remain to DO
made-notably in the case of Senator
Kyle, the Alliance Senator, but the
caucus committee was authorized to ar
range them after personal consultation
with the Senators concerned.
The report can he presented to tho
Senate for approval tomorrow if the
Democratic Senators have by that time
succeeded in arranging their committee
representation.
The Democratic caucus committee
was in session from the adjournment of
tho Senate until late in the afternoon,
endeavoring to perfect list of commit
tee assignments, but was unable to com
plete the work, and will resume it again
tomorrow