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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-12-19

milk, and that this bitterness Is ac-
quired by the butter, Another cause
OF bitterness in milk and butter Is
said to be minute germ, a bacterlum
which has been found by DIR. Roland
Thaxter, OF Connecticut, in bitter
cream, and this bitterness is unques-
tionably due TO the products OF tho
decomposition which is produced by
this parasite. which exists abundant
~ inthe air, and is thus communicat'
ed to the milk. Much more might be
written on this subject, which is ex-
ceedingly important TO dairymen, but
enough has been said to show the nee
essity OF giving the closest attention
TO cleanliness and perfect purity.
Killing Canada Thlsties.
]. 5. Woodward, secretary OF the
New York state agricultural society,
kills the thistles without the loss OF a
crop as follows: Have the land rich
ii possible; at least have it well seeded
TO clover, and by top-dressing with
plaster, ashes, or some means, get as
good growth of the clover as possible.
As soon as the clover is in full bloom,
and here and there a thistle shows a
blossom, NOV and make the crop,
thistles and all into hay After now
ing, apply a little plaster TO quickly
start the growth OF clover You Will
find this to come much quicker than
/ the thistles. AS soon as the clover
has a good start from July 20 TO
August ), plow down, being careful TO
pillow all the land and TO fully cover
all growth. Then roll and harrow at
once so as TO cover every thistle. But
lew will show themselves after this,
and they will look pale and weak.
When they do show, cultivate
thoroughly with a cultivator having
broad sharp teeth, so as 70 cut every
one of under the ground. In two
days 20 over with n sharp hoe, and
cut oil any that may have escaped the
cultiyator. Watch the thistlcs, and
keep using the hoe and ul-iyator un.
ill freezing weather. By plowlng this
field Just before freezing up, you will
have the land in the finest condition
for a spring crop. This plan not only
kills ythistles but other weeds Il u
much better than a summer tallow.
and without the loss 81 any
crop.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
A,,,,.r,a,io.n, Question

Washington, March Il. The lynching
of Italians III New Orleans has already
b,cn brought to the attention of the
president ana Secretary Blaine. The
further s,eps, II any, that will be taken
10y the president, beyond the mere dis
approval ~ mob violence, M evidenced
10y the tone ~ Secretary Blainc's dis.
patch To- Governor Nichols, cannot be aS-
certalpcd.
Among congressman and diplomats
who have given such matters some at
teutlon II is Thought that the massacre
~ the several subjects can become q
mntter for international consideration, or
complications between Italy and the
United States. The men, II is said, were
not murdered M Italians, and the only
action that can la maintained is the pos
slblc damages 10y the wives or relatives
Of the dead Italian subjects from the
mu unicipal government Of New Orleans
FOR not protecting the persons "f indvid
uals aliens, who, ut the time they mel
their death, were temporarily, at least. IL
the custody of the municipal authorities
| uf that city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
Fereign Topics.


London, March 1S.-lierlin advicee
state that the prospect of full and com
plete reconciliation between the empcr
ur and bismarck il con nsidered far distant,
although n modus vivendi may bc estab-
liahed. Miguel IN the kniserH man to
suc cecl Cnpriyi, aud neither Miguel nor
Ia. new minister oi public instruction,
Count Xcdlitz Trutchiler, could get
along with Bismarck.
The possibility that Bismarck may on
ter the feichsiag il said to make the
kaiser anxious to prevent him from bc
ing the active leader ~ tho opposition.
The kaiaer's mind secns bcrt on war
like preparations, and II ia believed that
hts chief motive IN conc,liatlng bismarck
aud Wnldersee IN - have the empire IA
| harmony ~ the struggle TINT he expects
must soon come about. Iiis reception to
the dclegatce ~ tho parliament ot Al.
SAGE Lorraine, Saturday, IL considered M
pointing to preparation for hoet,li'ies
The delegates. although courteously re-
ccy@d. failed in their object to obtain
even prumisc ~ the relaxation oi the
s,tineent passport regulations Herr
Schlumbergcr headed the delegation
which was composed entirely Of the Ger
man element. n fact which IL looked
upon as significant, as showing that III,
French. who in Lorraine constitute th,
ch,ci part ~ the population, are ire
concilnblc. The delegates returned hom,
much disappointed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
NEWS AND NOTES.

Troubles that are nursed grow very
rapidly.
The New York Prebytery voted against
establishing the Office Of deaconcss In the
presby ytcrian church.
The ballot reform hill, Modification
ot the Australian law. has passed both
houses OF the California legislature.
There has been dance down in Ken.
lucky and six men we're shot. Social
events are attended with their Difficult.
ties.
Becs never forget. you offend one
thus year II will remember the offense
aud sting YOU for Il Just os hard Q year
hence
Even confederate money has ito uses.
baltimore sharIcrs pass il upon unsus.
pectlne immigrants in exchange for for.
cign coin.
England has balloon society. This
country IL past tho balloon aye. Moth.
INK short u ilying ship interests II in
an atmosphetlcal scuse.
George Eliot says: just and self.
reproying thoughts do not come TO us
too tbIckly, even in the purest air. and
with tho bost lessons % heaven and
earth"
The Malta at New Orleans sowed the
wind and rcapcd the whirlwind. There
isno escape from such harvest. II isa
rule OF retrlbu,ion that 10 old a. the
the moral law.
Denver, Col. is without mayor. The
supreme court denied n reheaIing in the
case Of Wolfe Londoner, who was de-
clarcd illegally elected after holding
office nearly year.
An advance in tho price OF copper 10
predicted. Stocks in the hands q
manufacturers are about exhausted, and
the demand Tor Lake and Arizona cop.
per ia already brisk
DIR. Gunsnulus says: money has 10
be weighed IN the conscience, not in the
bauk No bank cashier can oouat
money. Money is worth only what il
will bring in manhood"
Balmaceda of Chile appears TO be in q
very tight piece. The revoltod navy has
been joined 10y q majority of the army
and has possession of tho greater part OF
the territory ~ tho republic.
Did you ever watch people whom they
cant nave their own wayr Their be-
havior under thess conditions always
shows how little or how much they have
OF religion and good manners.
The IIartwell, Ga, Sun says that for
every five milee OF tho Georgia, Carolina
4 Northern railroad murder has boon
committed. with which the gangs at
work on the road have been connected.
4 large body OF antimohy has been
found in lnyo County, California Tho
owner says he has IN sight bowldsrs OF
the metal weighing from two hundred to
three hundred pounds. 1t is valuable
find.
An exchange very truly says: Among
the bravost people In this world are tho
women who 20 To work and support and
educate large family OF children after
their good for nothing husbands get dis
couraged and blow thoir brains out"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
Tss.EG RAPmiC.

Washington. ID. g., March 1.-THE
y among the militia Of the District OF
eumbia has been transferred to the eN'
Atiye mansion and n delegation of col
m men, headed by Register Bruce,
8ii,or Lynch and cxColcctor Cook
Icd ON President Harrison III regard To
matter. They stated to the prcs'dent
Ii General Ordway, commander ot the
lie. y. O., had dis5anded the only two
htalions Of culurrl troops 10 the District
Et,olumbia National Guard and they
hrseJ discrimination on the part oi
3neral OrdwRy.
J .atcr, General Ordway saW th" pr"s''
Mt and stated to him that, ~ congress
M failed 20 make sufficient appropria
ma Tor the u. c. y. G., lac had d'sbnnd
two bAttnlions. which we're the only
j. separate organizations IN the ID. I.
lG
Brhe question ~ color liza said, did not
her in'u the subject with rlm, aud II
&,re had bcsn any White scuRrHte bat
4ion organizations and the colored bat
2inns had been ~ regiment, the whl'"
ntnliuns would have been dsband"d.
y have disbaudcd the white battalion,
anid, would have been tn have tits
8hted rcyimentnl organizations
P'l have drawn no color line," said Gen.
cel Ordway to n United Prcss reporter
Mi the colored people Themselves have
kwn IT,"
.1rhe president directed General ordway
r.scind h,n order to dlshand th" two
4ored battalions ~ the Dlstnc, ~ Go!
Ah,a National Guarua
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

L. W. Hopkins for recorder and A. G.
I.riggs for treasurer will add a power Of
strength to the republican ticket.
The republicans are sure OF elsoting .
majority Of their city ticket. They wli
select strong candidates for oouncilmen
from the various wards.
The marshal for the next year for the
city OF Albuquerque will have 70 DO ap-
pointed by tho new council. Tho repub-
licans have several excellent nance be-
fore them.
Democrats in ward four are at logger
heads. some arc anxious for DR.. Wroth
aud Ben Meyers for oouncilmen, while
others arc in for Lorion Miller and Joe
Badaracco securing the nomination.
r. Hall, j. f. Saint, q. W. Msylert,
Calvin Whiting and Charles Zsises are
favorably spoken Of N republican candi'
dates for mayor. Either one OF them can
down the democratic leader, J. u. Al
bright.
| TmE CITIZEN 10 authorized 10 an
nounce that tho rumor that Chaa fon.
dorf was candidate for the republican
nomination for recorder is msstsks. II
IL true that he had q handful of yellow
sinners yesterday, but no aspirants had
bought him Oh.
Saturday evening March %, 10 selected
for The democratic primaries. First
ward at j. II. Maddsn's Office, number II
delegates seven; second ward st Jscobys
foundry, number u delegates four; third
ward at ID. y. Kelsher's store, numbsf OF
delegates siI; fourth ward at Eisemanns
wool house, number Of delegates sig.
This morning W. II. Burke asked one
Of the democrats Of the city: "Whss
think you of Col. Aibrights chances for
mayort" The reply was his chances are
about even with thoss OF the "puir auld
dell" for whom the Scotch Highland
minister prayed Tor with this earnest
prayer: .An moo Lord. that we're pray
in for n sorts an conditions o men,
dinna forget the puir auld dell that's
lyia chained In the inner nsuk o. bell.
Lord. let bygsnea be byganes; an gin 70
TAX him to yourssl again max him sat
off hrs hoofs an bis horns an gar him
look like anithsr ron." That the col
onel would make a stately looking mayor
goes without questioning. but the demo-
Gratis in his case will not lot "6ygaDss bs
Ibyganea"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
Men Who Led the AycnEer-.

New Orleans, March II, The avengers
Hen % cssey's death were not u bloody
might mob. II was simply II sullcn.
Aermined body Of citizens sho took in
Etheir own hands what justice has ig
sniuiousy failed To do The chief of
ice WA slain on October 10, and that
n night evidence began 10 Gccumu.
J tn ,how that his death had been de-
rtcly planucd toy secret tribunal,
carried out boldly md successfully
the tools ~ the consplrators. The
Al lasted ,NcnI! live days, and though
y eyidrnc. seemed conclusive. the jury,
krently charged with having been
bpcrri With, failed to convict.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
militia Promotions.

Gov. Prince, commander IN chiei of the
territorial miitia. has announced .he fol.
lowing promotions and appointments;
tirut cavalry, John Ryan, ut Las Cru.
tea, tu he adjutaut, vice Smith, failed To
qualify. FIRST infantry. Charles f. Hunt,
Albuquerque, adjutnnt; Amos NJ. kin.
bail, Santa Fc, regime ntai quartermastcr;
jnmes III, Wroth, Albuquerque, surgeon;
Thomas l.. Robinson, Gallup, assistant
surgeon; Rev. Stewart &. Wright, AlbL
qucrque, chaplain. Edward l.. Garvin,
captain, company \, wee Green, proiuot
ed; Edward Quinn, first lieutenant, com.
pany A, we. tarvln, promoted; Thomas
j, McAliister, second lieutenant, com
pany \, vice Quinn, promoted; II. j,
Emerson, second lieutenant, company G.
wee Keen, resigned. They will be obey
ed and respected accordingly.
In addition u their other dnties tn.
rsglmental quartermasters Of the ls'
cavalry and lst infantry will act IN ord
nance officers of their respective com
mandp, and they will ut once see that al
arms and Other property in the posa.s
sion ~ ;he different companies are sect
~ storel at the headquarters ~ eacf
company.
Hereafter quarterly reports will be re-
Iulred from rll company commanders %
property on hand, Blanks for that pur
Is,se will he sent Ia each rcgimental com
| mander
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
krhe prc-id-n, "trip to california.

Washington, ilnrch II. The presl.
bit states that he contemplates leaving
his Californian trip between the 9th
u 10Th ot April Mrs. Harrison will
company him. lie will be absent
sm Washington about six weeks. lie
u 20 by way Of Atlanta, and stop one
cach at Atlanta, Ga, and New
leann. and possibly may make short
Dps at other points. From New
icans he will 90 to California VIA the
kutherp Pacific railroad.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

II. Louis. March IA special from
Texas, rays. The nrgro"e
DO em,gra,ed To- Oklahoma territory
km Texas aud Arkansas are returning
8vreat numbers. They are very lud,g
Int Mt the prcnts who induced them tu
j To the territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

Sisters hOapithl, IT vincent =. SANTA re-
g. go, the Grant county hoslpal, SILVER
City, SlW0 the Sisters ~ Mercy hoa
pi,al, Silver CITY, s2GOO, the Ladies II"
lief society nj Las VEGAS, S],OD. Theec
sums are paid each year.
The following uotnrics public have
been appointed aud commissioned
G'otgo II Brown, Bcrnai,lD county, at
albuquerque; Edward j. Willis, San
Juan county, at Largo, Louis j, Mar
shall, Grart county, at Scp6r, John liOt
ralailr, licrualilu county, at AlUupuer
que; William T. Blanchard, Lincoln
county, u, White Oaks.
i.Rnd Patents.
Tho following hcmr~i"sd patrnta have
been reserved 10y Judge \ |. Morrson,
Register At the santa Fr hand office, aud
can u" had 10y the claimants on proper
Application.
~. 30 Nobcrlo Jatamr,lo, san Miguel
county
ri Gcorsc " wdku.. socoro coun.
l4l7 Ricardo Arrhulc'a, Rro Arrtba
county
l2ls Geronimo hrrhuicta, RIO Arrlba
county
lg7i Jacob j Shook, san Miguel roun
l215 Hannibal T. rcrco, Valencia
county
lH9 JOHN T. Patterson, san Miguel
county
lBlI Sreatia Butuuda, Mora county
ibi2 MARTIN VI N,nsor, Sauta fr
county
lI1i Julian sanchez, Rio Arrlba couu
~
iva Narclsp Sars, San Miguel county
1924 lorIhlu Fiorcs. San Miguel coun
lis' Jertudcs Hernandez, san Miguel
county
lIii wrlllnm Sutherland, san Juan
| county.
!lij Dunacrauo Chacon, Eio Art,ha
county.
liNi John C. Carson, Sau Juan county.
li9l Ln2nrn Chavez, San Miguel cuun
ty
boz jose ttu,u,Hnn, San Miguel ruuu
y.
l'aH Juac Rafael Duran. San Miguel
| county.
ljll Au,ouio Snndo,al. san MigueI
| ru.u.'N
lre' W&aam Grant, Culfav county.
| lhN Svrbiiu Chnc,u, kip Atrlba cuun
~
liG1 August Pctcrs. Mutn county.
lj1l Encnruactpn Lucrru, CuifiI cuun
| ~.
1919 Francisco MARTIN, San Mgue
! rouuty.
l'sE Ma Francesca 4. i" Sandoval
| COl'aN C.untN
l'SG Ou,rr j l".t, Brruahllo county
lGi2 li'ir1 Jose Escudrru, R,u ArrlbG
go rty.
lii Josiah S,arrrtt, San Juan county
lGii Jus" Dolores MARITIME, Santa +,
county.
lii1 Dcsidrriu Sanchez. Valencia
/ county.
lGil DAVID Smith, Santa fe county.
1853 Jose MHNimluEO Chavez, SantI
+" county.
lGj7 Lorenzo Olivlas, San Miguel coun
~.
l,jO Victor Fernando, Co!ixx county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

Dublin, March L.. The court has al.
4i,ed William O'lircn u bankrupt on
y petition u Lord salisbury, IN the
8ter's suit 10 recover the sum ~ El,1n,
ats ~ AN action for libel brought
1hinst him 10y O'lireu, and IN which
J lat or wRs non suited.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

pcr and Emmett, which is near Piper, who
have been arreeted.
Handy says he knows OF no cause Tor
the outrage except that he has been in
litigation over farm leaso with Cash
man some time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
Typhoid Fey~r IN England.

London, March ls.-Typhold fever ia
unusually prevalent in England, Var
lous theories ars advanced for the vista.
ton, but one does not appear tc be more
convincing than another.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
A HiE tssid FInd.

san Francisco, March 3O--There is no
longer any doubt OF the big gold find in
San Bcrnardino county. The latest
news from the scene Of ths discovery 10
we'll authent icated and cannot bc dispu,
ed. g. l.. Byam, mining expert, has
been Ut Oro Grsnde examining the rich
gold discovery made there recently. Thus
tiHd 10 in the carbonate mine owned 10y
Judge Silent, Davis, Rowan and Robin
sou. Byam has brought with him speci-
half gold, which was taken from the
nine at depth Of 40 feet, aud will so
from ta0,Oo to tl2O,op per ton. The
gold bearing vein 10 from two to eight
iuches wide. In taking out the rock a
fruit can full Of nuggets has been pick
ed up, Six hundred pounds Of the rich.
est quality OF ore has been sacked and
Expressed to Los Angeles. Two tons OF
the second class ore going t3o,O,D Ter
ton, have been taken TO the surface.
GETTING RICHER.
The vein is getting wider End yichcr
all the time. aud IL IL safe TO say that
nothing equaling IL in richness was ever
before found in this state. The mine Ia
located in u country similar TO Leadyille,
being u carbonate ore, carrying silver,
gold aud lead On top the mine was not
rich, and nothing unusual was found un'
I'll the shaft was sunk 200 feet. Since
the discovery was made ten days have
elapsed aud men have been carefully say,
ing the precious metal, but as work pro-
gresses the mine grove richer. The
shaft is now down 2o5 feet. A second
shaft 100 feet distance from the other
has been sunk 20 depth Of over 10
iost, where q vein three feet wide ID
found going from 5000 to $1,000 per tor
in both gold and silver.
WORKED PoR SILVER.
The district has long been worked az 4
silver district. and hundreds Of thous
ands of dollars have been taken out
Tho Carbonate mine, however, 10 th'
first lime rock that has been worked fol
gold. and tho sdccess that has followe'
from sinking the shaft will lead other
, To follow the example.
All the miners now in the vicinity ar
, prospecting the country for similar rock
, Nothing like II has ever before beeI
3 found hearing gold In quantities, sxcsp
at Leadyille, where ons mine only Dor
similar rock. On the north and east O
: the mountain range gold has been dis
' covered in placer or quartz ever sine
Q 1860, and some of the mines havs pai'
we'll, but this discovery will open up
new field 10 prospectois, aud oil the oil
: tields will be hunted over again by mel
: seeking gold in rock similar 10 the min
!. Just discovered.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
"t!unny sack" a, Needles.

We stop the ponder,as presa, and un-
lock the forms, ~ aypounce that Colo.
nel Gunny Sack Riley Of Altoona 10 IN
town, the guest of his largo. hearted aud
c,uquent friend, the Honorable Patriclo
Lundy ~ HHzlet.. This duct of Irish
sri-trrrsry, IRISH wit, and irish thirst
proposc 10 make Rome howl as long M
there's bean in the pot.
The abovs item from tho Needles Eye
is proof that Col. Gunny Sack Riley,
who /, IL claimed waa recently arrested
as vag at Gallup aud sent To the ooun
~ jail in old town Tor sixty days, IN al
Needles and tho Rilcy in Jail 10 some
other Riley. The colonel has too many
friends in this city Ia be allowed TO re-
main in Jail, They would not allow such
a distinguished Irish patriot as Gunny
Sack 10 sleep in n cell oi any jail.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

passenger trains held at this station, were
ordered to proceed east M the track was
cleared ~ ito wreck, Conductor Tom
Griffin, Who brought down tho Emma
Juch special, left with Hcction No. !, FOL.
lowed 10y Conductor Oder IN charge ~
No. =, aud Conductor St'mmcl with No. g.
Harry Brown, III charge ~ the build.
Inss and BRIDGES department ~ tho New
Mexico division ~ the Atchison, has re-.
signed his place aud has been succecdcd
! 10y NJ. H. Williams, hls former foreman,
Mr Brown has lsen connected with the
Aich,~ou Tor eleven years
New Interpretations.
Articles II Incorporation have been
filed M follows.
The Flurcnc. Silver company desig
mates II. VI. Duughsfty, oi Soourru cuun
~, IN It's agent.
The SaIaiagle Herb company - Eddy,
| y NJ lurutyoraturs. f. Oscar Hart
Charlea +. henson. Harold +. Brown, u
! Eddy; Charles Ludlam, Colorado
SprnsS, Col. Object, production, rur
chase and sale ~ medicinal hefbs Cap
ltRl stock. SlntD in l,Wn shares
/ lIosIue ltrduudo Irrigation company
~ San Miguel county lncOrporRturs
Chas, W. puor, Pablo Beoubfien, Man.
url Ahrrau, Joseph Colman aud others
ObJcct. construction of rea"rvuira aud
bitches. Capital stock, tJluO IN 5,uD
shAraa.
Crescent Coal company ot Gallup. her
| nalillO count! Incurporatorr; Charles
| W. Kennedy. John \. lee aud Wiley NJ
Weaver, ~ Hernahllo county, and Fila
J. Cursor. % lD,s Angeles, Cal. Object,
purchase lease and sinking - coal
mines, buy and sell coal aud mcrchan
iisc, Capital stock, tlmnp IN l,OD
shares.
Saint Helene Mining company of Cen
tral City, Grant county incorporators:
II II Whitehlll. Henry Woods, John NJ.
! Wright. dustave Wormser. of Grant
county, and Will II, l>cfTord. ot Cook
county, III Capital stock, sljO,Cn, in
shares o' si each.
The 0eutlcmens Driving associn,iou
~ Albuquerque Incorpolntora: j. A.
johnson. Wiley NJ Weaver, ". /. Trim.
bic, J. +. lIarrnclough, G. r. Hunt. r. L..
Jones, &. NJ Coach, j, T.. Saint, Of Albu
querpue. Capital stock S0,un, divided
into 1900 shares.
The Silver City Northern Railroad
company lncorporators: Lawrence Per
kina, Robert T. Perkins. ot New lurk;
Thomas J. Condor, Henry +. Grierson,
oi Las Vegas. aud q. q. Posey, Of SILVER
City. Principal office, Silver City. Capi.
tai stock slOn,OD IN 1000 shares. Oh.
iect 10 construct, maintain aud operate a
railroad FRO II Whitewater station on the
\. L. a =. +. railroad 10 Georgetown IN
Grant county. Nineteen thousand dol
lars have been subscribed. and the length
~ the road IN Ia be nineteen miles.
The Roswell Park. Fair and Improve.
ment company Of Roswell. N. NJ. 1pcor
porators: J. W. Poe, w. \. Prayer. Jos.
G. Lea, Nathan Jafa, Frank L,snet, G.
\. Sparks, q, \. Richardson and others
Capital stock, $4,000 IN 1000 shares
Object, establish parks, fair grounds, etc
and buy and sell real estate at Roswell
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

An instance in enormous rise Ia values
10 Butte City IN commented on. A
month or two ago certain mining pro
perty was recorded a. transferred for
slG0. Only few weeks thereafter the
same property was bonded for $780,
700.