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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

Yesterday Essea the sheeti.s Tear.
nameat-Thsy Orxspsse

Nrrtrraay Enaea The shesttns Tear.
sssent-They Organise.
The shooting tournament yesterday
afternoon, while It was not . paying
pleasure to the Albuquerque Dun club,
under uhoee auspices tho shoot was
held, still the club paid OF all premi ums
aud purses, and came out even. The
shoots yesterday were very good, but
a lack ot spsce prevents TnE CrrizES
from publishing only the winners in
events.
Event M. !, ten single targets, four
monies, entrance fee tl. with a. added
Elliott, first money; Martin and Bruton,
second; Haywood, Jillson and Bahney,
third; Crispell, fourth. seven partioi.
pa,cd in this event.
Event No. 2, ten single targets, four
monice, entrance Zee g. 20, with ti0 add.
ed Haywood, tirs,, ElliJtt, Crispell and
Button sccond, Banney. third Jillson
and Ftedbloom, fourth, Eight took
+ part IN this shoot.
Event No. 3, twenty Eve single targets,
sN monies, entrance Tee Is, with t2D
added. NJ. &. Nettleton's jewslry houss
donates solid gold badge Elliott.
/ first; Haywood, second, Oldham, third;
liruton and Quinley, fourth, Crispell and
Fr"dbloom, fifth; Jillson aud Bahney,
sixth. Eleven took part 10 this event,
aud Elliott, the winner, made . clean
record; but In justice to him and Hay.
wood, THE CITIzLS will state that they
did not shoot 10 secure the badgs-they
acre after the purse. The badge, there.
Tore will lie held Dy Oldham, Of Las
Nogas.
Event No. I, ten angle targets. four
monies, entrance fee 81, with q added
Haywood, fret Elliott and Bruton, seo.
ond, Oldham and Jillson, third Fried.
bloom, fourth. Eight participates IN
thIs shoot.
Event No, ), fifteen single targets, siI
monies, entrance Zee g. with sl0 added
Jillson and Elliott, fret Haywood and
Oldham, second; Cris pell, third; Fried.
bloom aud Brutop. fourth; Martin, nth;
Behnsy, sixth. Ten took part IN this
event.
Event No. e. five pair double targets,
i've known traps, siS monies, entrance
feo s.. with s2O added-Elliott, first;
Bshney. second; Oldham, Haywood and
Qulnley, 'h,rd. but in the shoo, ~ Old.
han won, Jillson. fourth; Friedbloom,
nth, Ten participated IN this event.
Event No. 7, thirty single targets, siI
monies, entrance Zee g. Added 10 this
event - magnificent oxodiSed silver CT.
gar box. lsIli.j inches, TO be known ne
the Arthur Everitt Trophy" Messrs.
Elliott and Haywood took part 10 this
shoot, but only for the money and no.
the trophy, which they thought ought to
b" held by some one 10 the territory.
Haywood took fret money; Elliott and
Jillson second, Jiilson also securing the
trophy, Oldham, third; Crispeli, fourth.
Cobb and Bruton, fifth; Bahney and
Martin, sixth. Twelve took part In this
event.
Event No. 4, ten targets, fc2r monies,
entrance fee s2.bO. with slO added Eli
o,., first; Haywood. second; Oldham and
Bahney, third; Bruton and Crispell,
fourth. Thirteen participated 10 this
shoot.
After the above events q special live
bird shoot, seven birds, according to the
American Association rules, was gotten
up between Haywood. Cobb. Friedbloom,
Oldham, Codington aud MAtlock, which
resulted as follows:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26
Hoard ar Education.

\th meeting % the territorial board
- education nt the governors Office NJ
Santa fr, Monday, there we're pte-sn
Governor Prince. Prot j, f. Schn.ldei
aud Hon. Amain thayes, superlntend den I
~ purlc instruction, absent, eI-Goysrn
ur Sl"yer aud Prot Hiram Hadley.
lhr proceedings u the bOard'a meet
Iug hc,d at Albuquerque were approved
IT." nppoud,d resolution offered by
Governor irIuco Has adopted;
l,r,ny we'd, That IN schopls needing n
geography smaller than barnes Elemen.
tar! Typography, O'Shra'. Lessons 10
Geography, rrvls"i, mhy L. used,
The following D,uks we're adopted Tor
Use ~ the common schools ~ the terri,
tufy u New Mckee Tor period Of four
years
Method to learn English 10y palep zuela
\ tafrrLu.
BARNES Genera History.
Whites Oral Lessons Tor teachers
tAuthmctlc)
Bryant 4 STATIONS System u book
keeping
Whites Industrial System 81 Drawing,
,u he followed 10y l.augdon =, ThompeoD's
Educational aud Industrial System of
DfaAIug
Went Autihs Algebra and Geometry.
Astronomy, thcmWtIy, Physlcs, Zoo
plugy und Nrulcgy 10y !, Durman Steele
short cunrs" IA Astronomy by Henry
kidlo
FIRST STEPS IN Scientific knowledgs by
Paul Bert Two books
Pedagogy by EdVm &, Hewitt
The WhrfcWIthall System ~ Teaching
MAS authorized and The STANDARD Chart
II fhysology aud Hygiene. Copyright
i-S1, Toy lylson, Brakeman 4 Co, waa
adopted
II Mas recommended by tho board
that a." public examinations ~ Hppll
cauts u teach ~ the public schools %
thIg territory shall hereafter commence
m each county on tina first Monday IN
JuIy, third Monday N August and dc.
toGer aud during the Christmas holldAya
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

IT." tun 81 Juan Herrera, Tor stealing
SO III money from Francisco Martlnr, Is
IA rrugfrss b'fut" Justice Druhum. 1t
Nill b" remembered 10y the readers Il
Inr tulltN that only feN weeks ago
ih" 'nN Juan figured prominently IN
pp.l'" r,tr,rT - u Nag, aud Tor ten long
dn!- he handled very accurately the
sho'rl op ,he streets { tie city lie Is
now III h".L again, with Inlr chances ~
eotus over H." street ear hu" T. tie
county jan.
Later Jual nr Iur CITlllN closes for
ia" day iue tilui rrds ana Juan viii
serve ou' a sentence 81 sixty days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

Gallup has eighty licensed dogs
Sru Murrlal ~ e. have an cad Follows
lodge
There ar" - Indian children IN The
Dawes ios'ltut" at Santa l'e.
Ms- Ma,uc Wclh, from Garden Clty,
Kansas, Is visiting j, II Drury'r family.
The huIo baby u Andrew pulnr, an
Atlantic y Pacific engineer, IL very
sick
q. ", Me! Icr,, IL" popular proprietor
~ IL" san Felipe hotel, visited Santa ic
yesterday.
Henry y. Jnha ard family have re-.
turned to Trinidad from an extended
tour ~ Europe.
\, Srm?rr and wife mourn ,hr death
~ tEcr infant son The funeral took
place yesterday.
County Commissioner j NJ, Saudoval,
chairman Of the board, IN IA the c,ty
from los Corralrs,
DR.. a. i Ne, lort aud wife are at the
San Felipe from New Nark The doctor
~ bother ~ &, " Mry Irrt.
Br,rkmHsons commenced laying brick
un Father pryrnu's three story business
building on flrt, street this morning,
Prescott gave their hose team u rrrrp.
tlun uu ~ return from the falr with tie
champion hclt stlll Ia their pussesslou,
-. Il. Robinson, late general manager
~ the Atlantic ~ pac IT, road, Nil IA
rive ~ the c,ty on FRIDAY from Chicago.
Nation Dow, merchant, and J. "
PrIcr, the saw miller, ont in the Chlhll
uc,gLbprhool, ARE here on business 10
day.
The house q Sco,tls ~ erecting on
South First street ~ beng rapidly con
s,rGcted. II las nov rrached the second
floor.
The democrats u this territory now
say they are Ia favor fttatrhpod Thor
committee ,ns, week passed resolution
10 that effect,
Mrs. l., l. BARTLETT, ~ Santa Fe, has
bren elected president ~ the territorial
board Of lady managers u the Chicago
Worlds TAR
Deputy Sheriff Thos llubbcll IL sum
moHng the jurors Tor the October term
Of court, winch conyenes N this cl,y.
Monday, oct, !.
Arthur Evcrltt mas received u letter
from y. Colder, agent ot the Humber
bicycle, London, which state. that every.
thing is progressing favurably on Mr,
EyerlttS special machine, an improved
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

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H." law ns-.''nt'on "\rcrt"i Sl,'"
~ improvements on TIE grounds tins
year
u u NJ les Informs Tn tllu"' That
h" All tax" c"arS" 1t To" ArmI next
Monday
l. Cert, IT," Cigar tours, from -.
L'n's' l. H,ghtly indap"srd a. ius room
al u" European
Jnmrs " Montgomery aud ". l..
Grant, u -, aver, came down FROM the
north lbe' nisut
J. &. De LING, pos, trn,rr and g,rrral
merchant IL, Fort Stanton, y. NJ, is ~
tie rj'I buy gpuds.
Mark E,.k,,l4. whn ,,rrrs.,,, "A SIM
flamenco u Observation-Disclosures came
~ from tie Nrr, .asl night
The burglars Who entered the r,si
drncrn Il y. +. E,,,nrl n. & O'E.nr
have no, been CAPTURED. lnr, no d,ubt
I4,..L,ft tI.,.,,,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26
1nE aiInnrInn nnn,ni,,

INK bHOOTIRB ORGANIZE.
Last night the winners we're paid their
premiums aud the trophies given TO the
lncky onos. Msssrs. Elliott, OF Kansas
City, and Haywood, Of Denver. with the
Las Vegas, FL Paso and other visitors
left for their respective homes last night,
we'll pleased with their treatment by the
members Of the Albuquerque Gun |lub,
especially Secretary Pope aud his assist.
ant, Mr. Hill, who extended them oil poe
sible courtesies.
At : o'clock last evening the shooters
got together and effected an organiza.
ton TO bc known as the "Nsw Mexico
Mutual Rod and Gun Protective asso.
citation" Messrs, Elliott add Haywood
were prsssn, and gave the territorial
shooters many valuable pointers in
their organization. A. n. Coding-
ton, OF this city, called the meet
ing 10 order, and +. L. Harrison, Of
Santa Fs, officistsd a. temporary score.
tary.
Several important talks upon the or.
ganizatiou OF territorial associations
were INDUCED in, after which the meet
ing was organized by the selection OF the
follo~ing permanent officers: Thomas
CrIspell, OF Las Vegas, president; G. C.
Bahney. Of Socorro, vIos president; Chas.
Il nIll, Of Albuquerque, secretary, and
A. NJ. CodIngton, also Of this city, treas
urer,
The usual committees on organization,
constitution and by laws were appointed,
and 1t was decided TO hold tho Arst sn.
nual meeting at LAs Vegas sometime Ia
next April, day and date 70 be announced
by the president
The boundary Of the association 10.
cludea FL Paso on the south, a. far
west IS Flagstaff on the Atlantic 4 Pa
chc. and all towns in New Mexico.
The meeting then adjourned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26
THE CLOSE.
The Last Day of the Fair u
Treat success,
Hattie =. Wins with Ease the Trot.
ting Event
JOINS WINFIELD rnLRtNNIND.

The Territorial TAR closed Saturday
AMI although the crowd vac not a,
iafg" Hs the previous day, the events
N"t" equally Hs exciting aud interesting
~" 'roiting tar" between the lcadnts
Hattie : aud Bird, Was at times vrf,
clos" and Gillette considerable excite
men from their adm,r,is TIC run
mug race, although JOHN Winfield took
both hcHts Hni the race, VAS not won
With ease, Or the lucky winner lad tu
us" all nis running powers To- keep ~
the ,rad
The base bnl, match between the k,d
teams ~ Narta fr arilhl- r.', Nus r,nj
~ 70 feature " the day 'r rpuitr, aud the
'"'' rnrr O,tWcru Watson. u ilrrmust.
aDd Granger, IT tins rI,,, uI,D came. 300
'.r - shNr" - the I"asur,, = tie day
saturday might prre,uou' Hal. A-st-
tnut Seer tarlrp Barbour auI B.rrhrft.
Ticket Seller Trash, Iprru,"uIru, Me,
cali and other busy ollnn'.uf,lra .s..t.
tom retired weary nrl ,rc.I. fr,.lg .,d.
rp doubt, TINT tur " .ok had ,.ur 'u
such u GLORIOUS "uu.
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lowing hurr"s Vote "u'rt,d Brit bay
f"ldD's, owned l.! y ". Cour.. Il
Pu"b.u, Anulo -, bay marc, Toy Blrrn \
Sttlppr - purllr. SuuttsI NJ. .y
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

Al the meeting Of the delegates OF the
Christian Endsavor society in this city,
last Sunday, . permanent organization
was formed, styled "Ths New MsIIoo
Union OF Sccistiss Of Christian En.
dcavor," with Rsv, A. d, Cns.y. u Albu.
querqus, - president Miss Lucy Stoue,
OF Las Vegas, aud Miss Dorie Stshl, OF
Jsmez, vice presidents, and Mira Robert
Harvey, OF Santa Fs, secretary and treas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

The Stock Grower growls at NJ, y.
Otero hccauss he sent herd Of cattle 10
the Kansas City market aud Lost money
on the transaction. A man ought 10
have the privilege Of disposinR Of his cat
tie IN any msrks, a. he s~ss NJ without
censurs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

s"'t sand l'y tie way. there are many
- th"r,rrcts - o." city tina, need hook.
iuR after they hn,o been ,r', N u very
miserable rrtdrlru
Iooi unrr~
Immediately after TIC lptso ~ ,ru at
o." fut Grpuuds saturday AFTERNOON. u
-i"'ui boot race - luu yards. f,r g., u
',du, sh' gotten up hu'Wrou EI,, Gruu
grr. II thus rll. anal t. & Watt %. lr'
TOT known "a. "rrreu, ~ llormu-U /,
Aus 'ruv mat BlNcll. u prr-ru't. had
'0v ,ln b,f ~ defeated Granger, h.'
81 .. tIs Alhulurtqpr friends srinrr
Nm lat enough Co. beat Watson. AID
a'"u a li"musn man sang uui. $40 uu
NHfu', Of, ,t. promptly tal,cu The l.u
yards Nnr" measured ~ aud the rput-.
-..Huru ~ tie r'ur', Granger ,rap,d
,.,.I nu' Nn'tuu pressed hlm c.u.rI,
o. ',,,ul tive yard. Here 9, Nns AZ
r"f"ti that Granger Was nu easy winner.
and 10" sept the distance between HIM
ua l'.r ulirtt',r about a yard, pnesJug
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extra div. l,,,r.r N,h,r. r.,.Ir.. u, IA
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a hero for nu hour. pruu,riN ,,.,k mn NJ
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

ural resources of the territory, spoke
especially % the city ~ Albuquerque,
aud alluded Ia the superior winter eli.
mate ~ the Rio tfnndc valley In his
speeches. Rev Wright and wife are
welcomed back 10 the metropolis.
A drunken brute visited the residence
Ut Rev Roscus,eugc, the German Lu
thcran pastor, and made MI indecent cN
pusCr" - his person MIR Ruscns,engcl
was absent, and III" obscene brute nearly
scared Mite liosenstengcl aud the
children tu death II he can be captu red,
"a e,yer, example vii be made " hln.
Fourth street between Railroad and
Gold UNcuucs, n ~ u hufrlhl" condition
from the large amount - soft DIRT lett
there. This morning, IA moving tho
merry ~ round outfit t. the depot iDr
rtdpmcut t. Santa b. lhlly barnett,
driving one ~ lrmS,o's powerful lie.
livery teams, stalled fut an hour IN tie
colt sand liy tie way, tn.tc are many
- lh" streets - tie city TINT need hook.
iug after they have been ,rr ~ very
miserable rrtdttru.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

Cnh I, Il, Mills, whu MAS N charge ~
ia" san Miguel county exhibit at the
territorial far. aud delegate from that
county To- the railroad convention which
mas Ius, closed At t., rasp, Is agnlu here,
arriving from H." south last night. The
colonel states tha, the convention was
veil attended 10y Delegates FROM the
towns 10 the call aud much eulhurlasm
manifested Hon, /. VI Patterson, ~
Denver, Was cLusrn permanent ohnir.
man, aud he Sgs honurrd with pprlirYn
on IA" permanent organization commit
tee, III" also states that the towns IN
the call subscribed s9D,O Tor the pre-.
llmlnsry survey u the proposed railroad
lluc, The colonel VAS the only delegate
returning home, the others accepting al
opportunity TO 90 on an excursion 10
ChIhuahuS, Mexico.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-27

public opinion. Horace Greeley ana the
New York Tribune were a power. Thu
iSlchInond u htg and the National Tnteli.
geRcer mapped out the views of millions,
NOW nearly every man in the country
reads the news of the whole world every
morning. He forms his opinions upon
pubic questions as soon as any man in
washington, and when the statesman goes
back home he finds his constituents as well
posted on what to do and how it ought TO
be done as he is"
ADVICE TO STATESMEN.
senator, you have been in politics all
your life, what should a young man do
VINO wants TO become a statesman. and
Goes statesmauship pay as a profession ~
'lhere is no money in pubic life" re-
pied Senator Carlisle, ''if that is what Won
mean oy the question whether statesman
ship pays, and l doubt whether the time
VIII ever come when we will have as they
nave IN England, a class of professional
statesmen: L believe every young man
should take an interest in politics. He
should keep himself informed on public
questlons, study the issues of the two
great parties at the outset of his career
ana decide which of them is the nearer
right and go with it. He will find. as
every man finds, hat there many things
In each party that he does not like. There
ale sumo thlngS In the Republican party
mat 1 like better than those of tue
democratic party, but they are not the
issues and a man must unite
with that party which has a preponderance
good, and whose main principles are
nearest IN accord with his views. | do not
believe in third parties. A man cannot
mock by himself in this country, and if he
could do good or accomplish anything, he
must go with the party nearest him. The
statesman should thoroughly
study American history. He should IN
our constitution and the political
institutions of the country. and a little
legal knowledge would not hurt him.
believe he should take an interest in local
for if he wishes to rise he must
begin at the bottom and the knowledge
wnlch he gets at home as to the characters
and motives OF men, will be of value to
him in after life"
Frank G. CARPENTER
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-27

Corned Beef, Roast Beef,
Lunch Tongue, Compressed Ham,
Lunch Ham.
FISH-CANNED.
Salmon Canned,
Mackerel. Canned,
White Fish, Canned,
Mackerel, Salt, Canned.
Mackerel, Tomato Sauce, Canned
Brook Trout, Canned,
Kippered Herring. Canned.
Lobster, Canned,
CLANS, little Neck,) Canned.
VEGETABLES.
Corn, Canned, Asparagus, Canned,
Tomatoes, Canned,
String Beans, Canned,
Wax Beans, Canned,
Lima Beans, Canned,
SuccOtash, Canned,
Mushrooms, French, Canned.
CHEESE.
Pine Apple Cheese,
Edam Cheese,
Rocquefort Cheese,
New York Cream Cheese.
Homemade Cheese,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-27
FRANK G. CARPENTER.
YOUNGER'S HALL CAVES In
Fortunately No One Is Hurt and the Financial
Loss is Light.

VuhuLcly NJ OHe Is BurG ana the FINANCIAL
Loss is Light.
at about 8 o'clock last evening the south
wall OF the building on Market street occu.
pied Dy Prof. Younger as a dancing acad-
envy, fell In, crushing a portion of the
stairway and the timbers of the unfinished
building which adioiued.
The crash seems to nave been occasioned
by the inside adobe walls giving way.
these were lot sufficiently protected from
the late storm, hence the accident.
fortunately no one was in the buildings
at the time, and the financial loss is not
great, but it will require several days of
good weather 10 r~eadjust matters.
Had this happened on Christmas after
noon, when over 200 couples were an the
Hoor, a stampede would have beer pro-
duced the disastrous results of which can
not be surmised.
Let the wall be fixed, and when fixed.
inspected.
The building is owned by James Kenelly.
the well known contractor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-27

FIGS.
The Finest ever brought to this City.
EXTRACT OF BEEF.
Liebig's Extract, well known,
Armour's Extract, well known.
VINEGARS.
Crosse & Blackwelrs
Malt Vinegar in bottles,
Raspberry Vinegar in bottles,
Domestic Vinegar in bottles.
Malt and White Wine.
POTTED MEATS.
Potted Ham, Pottei Chicken,
Turkey, Tongue.
Russian Caviare,
Canned Shrimps.
Scotch Marmalade.
New Nuts in all Varieties.
SARDINES.
French Sardines, American Sardines,
Norwegian " Boneless "
Smoked Mustard