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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-10
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-10
AnrEs.AN " ELLs..

H. -peaking u the artesian well at
iosaell, the Denver Republican says:
In view IL the fact thai II has 0seu
DEMONSTRATED 40 clearly that artesiAn
= alter can I've procured at various points
IA Colorado, one might be justified IN
lo-lng patience With the Nsg Mexico
Is,op.., xho for the last four or live years
have Oesn living in the hope that come
day enough ar,esiAn wsHs val be sunk
IN her territory 10 deliver u from much
u - aridity. The psople ot Santa Re
have made some -xperlnents, but very
lllie ~ Uecn done in any other part u
ia. e ritoTy.
Az "a, many wells OF this sort have
b-s.u sunk IN the san LUIS valley. and
this valley 10 nothing move than the
northern epd ot the RIO Grande valley.
Il follows, ~ n great probability, that
ar,-siAn water could bs procured all the
uay doSn ID. RIO Grands from the Col,
orado line to III Paso, Texas. There Is q
r-g,ou lylng west of Socorro called the
San Augustiu plains. II v during part
q, the year splendid grazing country
aud u artssian wells cogld b. successful
! ly sunk there ID could DO made one OF tbs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-10
r.EL.NDC COZ MT s,LL.

The Cnmm-rcra, club - Lac Vegas has
adopted /. series ~ resolutions appealing
t. cuts r,,ss IT. favor II the passage OF
the iaud court bill Tor New Mexico aud
other DISTRICTS now I-nding before the
pcuat.. and mss forwarded u copy of tue
same To- tbs place with the request that
tue Commercial. CLUB u Albuquerque
NV. II tie endorsement There 10 but
one opinion with regard 10 the y. sage
II measure ~ this character Every
boiy comedies and appreciates the neces'
slty u something ot this kind, out there
are serious doubts IN tho minds OF msny
as To whether tue p-'ndlng blG - Just
what w- Agnt. The Las Vegas folks AL.
nut. 10y implication at least, that the olll
~ not ~uat II should be, but on tue
principle that half loaf Is better than
no bread. they seem to think It better to
take tnls uLr than To let the ahols mat
ter 10 over To the next session. This,
however, l. an open question, there ar,
some features ~ the pending blll, which
{ They -uuu.i u-cunl- law, would leave
" WORSE III tnau ~ are nov. lake u
iu-taLcr mat clause which pruvsd-- 'ui
lul-tius tlt. Oy occupation. Cuder the
prrs-u, Territorial las ten years OF p"ac
raul. io--.-sluu gives title aRalns, al
r-rrous uu, the Unit~i States, yet un
Ter the mOl nov b-fu" cnngr"-s, Il
would take tNeut! years iL-tead OF tel
"a complete title Ia this way. Cudouot
-d,y tine should he amended, bnt ~hrth
ar It = uvtt-r - let the bIIl pa~s IA III
present p ,Q", Rni trust to future s''S
.lurs e. amrud Il. or irt the whole mat
Ter - over. II tue question no~ 10 IL
cuu.ld.led, and upon this there - q dl
VISION 4 sediment The question All
D,. careful, considered by the club at Il
next mertlrg aud 49, have no doubt tina
Its decision one way or the other will u
hesr,il, Seconded by the people.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-10
,opr,.R ,nN-,mrr,nN

The upenluS ~ The urN !'ar Shows
the copper market 10 uc ~ "a very p-ru.
liar condition not fur years pa,, las
the actual suppl! ~ ,orpcr 90 hand at
the mlu"- or ga transit n,''u -u small ~
a., the prro-ut time. The curs.ur,.u.
has Increased ~ iats to "a surprts,rs ur
gree aud the producers have u-'ru uu
able 10 keep up WITH the demand. The
numerous calls ior copper 10 t~ rirc,l,
cal world, resulting from the creation Il
new devices for the utilizing ~ It."
great tore. u electricity. will, IA II .arg"
measure, explain tt. Increased con
sumption Tue manufacture ~ rupp-'
slts and electrical appliances during
the past tarlNr months hH- been uuI r.
crdeut.d Bat O"!uud th,s. tie Use q
copper ~ other directions has AIS,
grown remarkably, AMI alt getDrr, tie
supply has bt.ru reduced tu uuulWUu,
proportions. At The resent time IT,,
man Liacturers have "uN ruuUSE cop
per on hand to meet Immediate waut>
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-10
tttE Mlt.t.~

Senator Mills, ~ san Miguel, II eyl.
IDENTITY determined To- earn hls vas-s
We have reserved file ~ the finest hive
bulls on the council calender, aud they
ali say introduced Toy MIR Mills. No |
u 10 authorize counties and iurorrutat
81 cities and towns to issue bonds toy u
vote ~ the people To- 'he Hmuu ut ~ -FOUR
per cent ~ a.. Assessed Vaue ~ pro-.
perty, Tor puhlc buildings, utlds"s aud
other internal improvements We W"re
under the impression that cuuuti"s aud
cities already had such loNrr uuicr the
law, but n such i not ;lr cH-- 'hr' "a
measure ~ tins KIND should rrr,ntly Ia"
passed.
NJ : relates To- the urgtuI.p' uu u
ueN counties AMI provides 100 -.U -'hr.,
that The governor. W-'-,J " ''- - ..l
,urr, sr6,. have the power Z u,D =
urN ruuutlr-, and may organ q" a u,N
6. unity uu; 4 auN dIr'uct rn' ..sz ,.tu
rtNiy mile. square, cuutauirg L'l,vu
hundred inhabitants, upon tlnI-'.fou
= ,nfts, hundred and my hou-.lu,,irr-
u the DISTRICT We have r.' hat time Co.
-rrItIrIle the measure Yer, ihnruushlV
hui u ought e. he carefully -Nauir vd
tcforr b"uS acted upon The -tN', mi"
.Imlt II CERTAINLY hot good. II - district
has TIE necessary population trl wealth
To- t- u county, then zen w4."- square r.
. ius' AS ytssi 40 sixty pr one I.,l.,lr,.l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-10

fines, farming countries In the south
west n the people ~ Socorro did thar
foil duty they would tcst tho question ~
a. whether artcs,an water could 80 pro
cured there.
VIVA, ur have SAID about experiments
In New Mexico Is AnpicabI- t. great
many places ~ other parts ~ the ard
region, Arte~,au Wella sonld goa long
way toward turning barren ard d,%"rt
regions into fruitful he'ds The i.es.
bile results which could ~ AttaIurd
would justify even smRJ communities
VI rnis,ns the mouey With Nhich t, rtuk
the test wells
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-10
HIiL.D uui. HOAp.

Iur Denver tirpuulcau gINrr another
excellent ARK mrut Tor the -Nt"ns,uu Il
IL. Denver A R.o Graudr railroad -
tins clty. "lu- Noul ut northern An.
IONA and the greater part IT New Mexico
gres esst 10y Nay ~ the AtculSnu, To-
p.ka 4 Santa r. railway. /, IL lmprnr
tcabe To bring It to this city IA the al
..nc- u direct rall au"u be-
~ zen the WOOL markets oi Ne" MeHco
and Arizona on the one hand and Den.
yer on the other. THIS strrug 'Dr
demand Tor the extension ~ tue Colo
RADIO railway syGtens INTO New Mrhcu
aud ARR INA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-10

THE Chattanooga lfads.mau has cul
IaborAted southern STATISTICS vhlyr show
an increase Of over th1W,sotOn ~ the
wealth II the section and drcrras" ~
tsl.uU.UIO IN state indebtedness durlus
the past ten years. gam OF ~ per cent.
Capital hyAStsai III manufacture 10.
creased over aO Ier ceut-, from Sl19,
uOO.uU " sSSl .uOU.,D The Railroad
mileage was more than doubled Per
haps some irse trader vii rise to remark
hoS ptutect,on las ruined the south
during sDe usAt ten years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-10

ssd halt up shs mopnts,a sides. I'd
hes recs,vsd no speciel developmeut
boo tho surface roch, which hes besn|
ssssyed, Shove encouraging returns mi
silver end lead. The ore 10 NO, reirao
tory and can easily be worksd by any
process used by smel,erp. IL IL the
colouefs opinion that the Silver bell
viii yet be recognized ~ ore u the oe-t
paying properties In the Coyote canon
group ~ mines.
Leaving the Silver Bel. and bearing
slightly northward, the Had Eagle.
owned exclusively by Col. Donavan, is
reached after u hsfG travel 10 almost
the very summit u the mountains. The
owner hes developed the Bald Eagle Ia
q distance % forty fest In perpsnd,cu.
lar shaft, and eevefsl tous % ore are on
the dump. Th. ore has bcen sssayed
several tunes aud run IL per cent lead
and IA oupceo In silver TO the ton. The
Bald Eagle IA located about 500 Tee,
above sea level and . splendid view OF
the RIO 0rsnde valley and the plateau
from |, as Far ~ the eye can see north
and south 10 obtained. Albuquerque
and the smaller towns, such ~ Los
Lunas, Beien, Isleta and Others are
plainly observed.
J. X Murphy, the well.knovn minsI
from Copper City, recently v,si:"d the
above mines and he was we'll pleased
with them. II IL his opinion tina
should come enterpris,ng, wealthy man
srect sm-lter usar them, that Il wonl,
be paying institution from the star,
The ORE rock is not 10y any means re
tractory and can easily u. worked.
These are some VI the mines IN Coyot,
canon, Will. ius, beyond Ia Hell's cauoI
Is the celebrated Star mine, owned b.
u. I. Mckinney aud Others, aud scyers
other vaiur BILE mining properties.
THE CITIZEN predicts that n OOom /,
mining FOR the districts AL accent To TIA
city ~iIl he iuaugurs,ed the comm
Spriug,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-10

Fifth. The climate 10 the same - that
OF their uative villages, aud they ere
therefore free from the dsngerv which
necessarily attend the procees of becom
iug Arciiuaied IN n new location-a dan
yer which ~ particularly great IA the
case ~ per~onr moving from the light,
dry atmosphere ~ these hugh attitudes
to tue humid and heavy air % localities
near the sea level.
SIKH. tn. citizens ~ Aluuquerque,
hy rrnspu ~ their location, are brought
into daily contact With the p-ople Tor
whose bruriit the school Is maintai' ei,
aud therefore have better appreciation
" the necessity II educating aud civllil.
ing th.m than could pos~ib!y be had 10y
the ,-opl. ~ any town or city remote
from the habitat 10 the Indians In nd
dinon 10 all 10. morai and philanthropic
reasons witch they have IN common
wi,h p-ople ~ other parts " the c"un
try, the, have business reasons Tor lie
sir,ns the education u the Indians, which
people ~ other parts ~ the country can
NOV P"@H'"'H nave '"'" ''' ''
thee" people deal With We, aud buy sooSis
~ our merchants, We ARE Interested ~ q
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-10

The survey ~ the southrrn Kansas and ~
santa 10 has alr,sad, bs-n made, ami tho r"u''
l"cai.-i this sid ~ Amarillo. and the an !,
QUESTION /. sh.thes the ruah vii continue on
direct lin. wa Port Summer Ia Albuquerque.
~h-,h-r II will bsar toward the n-sr'~t I-',nt 4
the P-cu~ valley which is part 81 the same sS I
TEN. and thereby ave 81 miles ~ rad and al az
same time not increase III. distance, mai"riall
On tho sast and wc-i ruts-.
II oil h. -.-n by the above that il'-w.ll stan
IL a lucky plsrc. and ~r believe err t~sld
munth. al. will have the ruais Als,ui as W. hA \
thsm .k-tchs>i on th. alnNe map. II this l. Ca
So, Il means greater th,nz- toT this c,antry thiI
,ar = oaid casually think; Il ~,'uld mean a trui
l. ~ n IN the ,tlAnuc Z" tho paeihc, and IN N
n,su 'ntur- throush line from II. uoli ,o II
Pacific. Certainly Rn-~.lls pr,-p-rts nsN 4
wsrr better than they a~ nov, ami ~e have rra
san to t-sl Sr~al J encouraged.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-10
AHrE-,Ax wArs. ar ae-ws..


ARrE-rAN wArss ar aesw,ELL
The hudius q srtes,an water a Ros.
wall, tho county seat ~ the new coun,y
" Chav-s, give. that cnterttis,ng plac.
I MI additional claim W pubic attention.
and though Il vas already recognised Ne
pur " IT,. most hourishing plscesJn the
trtittDry aud su-ruu dei by country
which gives every promise ~ soon t-
coming one ~ the mu, productive and
/ tfm,ful eectinns ~ the southwest; yet
striking an abundant How ~ ar,erAD
ONter at the uf,iliua depth ~ Only ~
feet, gives AZ impetus h. ts growth
winch uu other circumstance could have
Impaired hut this ~ not only matter
u gtra, importance 10 R~well. II " an
event that Will exercise at influence Tor
gu'd on the general prosperity and lie.
Nelopment " New Mexico, which at this
time eau hardly be appreciated. The
.urcc-s ut Roswell, added Ia the r-ceu,
success in u similar enterpris. at Spring
~. dc-s much 10 strengthen the convic
TIN N the public mind tina, art.slAn
water can be found at n REASONABLE.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-10

Duu's and Bradstreet's tables ot mer
camille failures for ls.U each makes u
letter showing Tor the business interests
~ the country than would be thought
probable IN view Of all. the gloom! talk
there has been concerning financial
stringency and commercial disasters.
Dun 4 Co. = tables foot up lu,~S9 failures
with liabilities ~ Sls9.Ssi..si, ~ against
1862 with liabilities ~ SlLs.,>i.:Ej1 the
previous year. The showing is 10y nu
means uniavurable when compared with
tue ,eafs ls73, ls7i, ls7d, ls'1, ISIS aud
l>>t, all OF which showed "a larger asgre
gate ~ liabilities u tailei trims N"
failures I III. Year l>i' exceeded Tia -
,t lS,n b! s2ury'u, although "a"
amouUt 81 capita. Invested then Mas
probably not more than uu- third MIA,
Il - NJ ,r.--ut,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-10

TN New M.xicar says, aud 50 say al!
Of us, that 9Th. election u Judge W, T..
uazl-c,u. a. president of the Bar asso-
r,auon II NeS Mexico 10 q proper and
yell deserved compliment Judge Halle
d,n. Is "a tn. front rank OF his profes-
s,oa; he 10 an able and honorable man
ne is patriotic aud good citizen. Judge
Bazlei,n- and the Bar association are 10
b. congratulated upon his selection"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-10
rHE Road sRon RO>wIIL.
The Railroad si,ua,iss - ct Presses, out''s-d :,
Ssath westsrp New nsNieo.

The Railroad situatisn - 81 Prrs-ut 0ut'Iu~d isI
Ssathwestsrz New nsNieo.
FROM tho N~w,ll Register.
Tn. railfuad situation to-day IL m,-t Interest,"
ing Tor h-w-ll and tn. pcc..- valley Rain"ri
u railroads A-hyins thick and fac, fur the pa-,l
fev wseks, and ~ the new year cume- nsarer !
we can b.sin la sss the heretofore uiks-l "a
,'lAns VI III. bis compsni'- taking drhnits
shApe.
That which interests the Pecu- Va Icy at this
time 10 the sants W. which, II app.ar-. 10 abou.|
to make this valley the gateway to tho fsrihc|
from both lie eastern connsctions anu from th'i
Gulf Of Mexico. II 10 annuunc--i that the SANTA
W hs. purrha-ed tn. P-cu. Valley road. an,
siSoat simultaneous With or sonn alter tina, al
nVanc-ment the sam. company b@siR- a surv-yI
from Panhandle CITY, rerA., west, With the pur-
pt-e - making conDectiun With tie A A =. al
Albuag~rlue, N. n, 80 - to hAveA uiruugh ruat
frup. the sast Ia California. IN. peco- Valley Z.
| "a -minAl point 10 Albuquerque Also The surveT
frum Panhandle C,ty 10 prosr,~~ins, the snsin.-1
oorps have pas-s-i Amarillo, lsavins that town ~
III. north of the rad Ahsut siI miie-, bsS,rih 4
dirrctly southeast, which will n thrJ cnnt,nnc
brine them direct to B.-w.n In a.ly event.
sumner.
! Nov eonss the aus-tiooi Why .hould III,
Sant, We build two rusis from here, ur attain I,
very short distance trum each uth.r frum ths
Pecu- vaile, Ia Albalu~rqu-, When trzc
would an-~et ali purI--~s vel; ru-J c,'r.
tainly will Tot. W. have heard rumos-. ~hirh
tasrrth-r with mosctnsnt. - the sentA BE- sou.
/ pAny. have l->Ni us to the c,,nrlusiot that th-y
moan Ia conn.~t the sDuth-ru Kansas, Pan.
kandl. 4 ~, and I'll, p~co- valley r,N.i- at sim.
po,nt in this valley and to- build u .ulnt rad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-10
,Ns,.mv REORGANIZATION

thSt@V baNtkthtNABtWh
A Chicago man. Whiting tu the Tribune
~ thu, city. sc,s forth IN very striking
manner tho injury that 10 done this part
~ tie countt, by H,INays discriminating
M their nrifs agAinst our products.
The Tribuur's ARTICLE " ~ much tu the
p,nt. aud sEos- N ruch 'rrcible high,
ure ~ the gtsai.st -,ijs IRON, Nhith
tins ruuntt, Is suffering, tina, w. copy IT
hr eN,th ~ tul
CntrNDu. bee. -, ism.
Editor Ttbuuo NJ u regular reader
~ ,uur paper | have l,-'n much utter
r-t-d NJ the vigorous mhnEer IN witch
you have advocated the amendment aud
better enforcement ~ the inter state
commerce Jaw Hu az ~ more ehectually
prevent ~hat has grown to liz the great.
rst evil IN the present railway situation
~ the country that ~, tue evil ~ Ills.
examination IN freight rates n practice
which permits railway cnmpanIse To-
build up Que man ~ business to the ruin
IL others IA the same line. Tits has
. - - /,
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rrrm Tor u..t mischief There Is one
'rm = discrimination ~ particular,
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a sv'd W lux Tor b1.'h'--. h"Ihs
IrA.ucni Au,u man Ntlu . ulll" capita
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-10

A republican convention Was held a.
Worc..t.r. Mass. NJ early ~ 1854. and
surviving pioneers OF this party who st
,.udsd that copvsntion 70 arranging
Tor reunion thu year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-10

TmE s.utl suiAl.sts say the Indian
warriors would not have goas on the
warpath Il they had had plenty VI pro
visions. Why not let them work Tor
.ous,h,u, 10 saL the same a. common
Whit. fplks2
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-10

TSE arms and ammun'tI"a used by the
SIOUX 10 tie recent battle, or light, we're
furnished them 10y the interior depar,
uent ~ part otits policy IN solving the
Indian problem.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-10

There we're only ,~snt, dive moro fail
ur.s IN 1850 than in 1850, although the
number OF persons nsAxsd In trade was
greater In tho latter year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-10

4 Visit 70 several 0re-Pseaueias
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cu"'"''e' W ''e ore 10 ''~ """'e IN '""'
"' tue A~"t anu 'he'e " cou"'ue'ao'e
on w" Jump Last summer Tue co'oue'
Seu' S"ck VI ore !" "e"'SnoNu ~
sayer, aud one piece of rock assayed IN
slIveJ rs high IA sl5O To tho ton.
About So feet from the Astor, going
south, Is the first extension. known M
tue Morning Star mine. This piece Ut
property has not peen worked, ~ recog
nLssi IN only prospect hole, although
at depth " srx feet, god ore-bearihR
rock has been discovered. The Vein II
the same M that Ut the Aston. The
colonel thinks that the Morning Star
will on further development produce ore
IN paying quantities.
4 few yards further south u :hs
second drif' OF the Moru,Ag Star, and
there ~ any quantity OF hrst ciAss ore 10
sight. In the drift the colonel ha'
blasted into hard rock and has struck
tine vein OF ore, which u largely I'm
ptexnated with gold and silver, Their
are several tons OF ore on the dump, and
among the rock tsir sample VI mice
and ~ psun were picked mp.
AH'ul 100 feet from the north 60,
of the Morning Star 10 prospect hole
which IN the opinion OF Col. Donavan
Will prove 70 he a paying mine With lit
tie working. Il has ossn located by "
l. Mctrelght
To the ~-st VI tbs prospect hole
. DR. Aubrlshts Rabbit mine, which ma
be.u worked considerably, and ssvera
drifts from twenty to twenty hve Ion,
run IN different directions from the mai
shaft. The ore has ocen sssayed aud
spi.ndid showing IN gold, silver and lea'
reported.
The Roberta mine' owned oy h~'
'o''msn' superintendent OF tue freeo!
. terrain Indian schoo', al" Gov T. .
s'"'er' Lies q fr1 honafed ysrus 70 'n
south. IL has been worked W only
distance OF hi'een teet OUT tue OF
taken out 10 good
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-10
The Aupr~ua~ s'supt.

The territorial supreme court opene,
q thirty day ;.'rm IN the handsom. o
pr-me court chamber at the capitol at
o'clock this forenoou, Chief Justic'
O'Brien presiding. Ou his right IN
stately judicial chairs were occupied u
Associate Justices Lee and Sc.,is aud e
hls left sat Associate Justice freemat|
Jussics McFts, owing 10 the bslats}
train. did not get IN from the south q
oil about nooo. The subordinate OH,
GERS Of the court were In their respect,S
places aud soou twenty i've memosrs 4
the bar were on hand. The courts tim|
vas occupied IN running through ihI
docket ana assigning the cases for Argd
msnt. There are forty eight cases q
the docket thi. term. Thir,een VI thes,
are new ones. nisd within the past yeai
However, a. the psrsonnsA OF the ooud
has been. with the exception Of Jus,ie|
McP,s. changed since last term, sserI
csss on the dockss will have to be argus
over again. This includes the eslsbrsl
I'd Colsr bond case IN which Santa Fees
are specially interested. New Aexscas1
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-10

From the annual reports Of the FdI
Worth 4 Beaver City railroad Il
shown that during tho month Of Dsc~s
Dor 1850 smigrsn,s were ssnt into u
Panhandle country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-10

St,H IA fame The Kingston shaft
calls speaker Burns the "LlttIe Ro,~,er
OF Sirrr.