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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-25
THE Tucson Star has at last come over on the side of statehood and pro press. Turn Ter loose Hughes.

WHEN the lard in Cochise county ia surveyed SO that @ person can get a title to homestead. then our country will fill up and homes will dot the valleys in all directions. Statehood will bring all this, and the vast tracts of rich land will become productive, where now they produce not even beef.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-25
REuARKAHu.E RESCUE.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plsinfield, H., makes the statement that she caught cold, which settled on her lungs: she was treated for a month by her family physician, but grew worse. He told her she was hopless victim of consumption aud that no medicine could cure her. Hsr drug gist suggested Dr. Kings New Dis covery for Consumption; she bought a bottle and to her delight found herself benefited from first dose. She con- tinued its use and after taking ten bottles, found herself well, and now does her own housework and is as well as she ever was-Free trial bottles of this Great Discovery at Yonge's Drug Store, large bottles soc and $l
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-25

The fire this afternoon was in dangerous quarter, being in the center of the block bounded by Fremont, Allen, Fifth add Sixth streets. A hay stack covered with some boards in the rear of the Tribolet's Meat Market was the cause of the blaze. George Watts barn adjoining was damaged. No wind was blowing or the fire would have been a serious one. Rescue hose company got the first water on, follow ed in few minutes ny the Engine Co, and they made sorry looking mess of the beautifully colored flames in a very few minutes. Damage about$l5O.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-25

Boys Flannel two-piece Suits, $1.00; Youths all wool three piece Suits, $6.OO; mems all wool Suits, silk faced and very handsome, $9.OO.
 NEW YORK STORE.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-25

R w. Wood returned today from Tucson and Fl Paso. His trip was fraught with much goed from . railroad construction standpoint, and although he is not ready to give pub licity to the details, it may be stated that he is more confident than ever that the road will be built and work commenced in a short time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-25

ARIZONA is not, properly speaKlhg' a democratic territory any more than New York, Ohio or Iowa are demo- cratic states. The fact that Mark Smith has been elected for the third term IS due to his popularity and de votion to the peoples interest while Tn congress. Had any other man been put on the ticket last year or tw" years previous, it is doubtful whether the democratic candidate would have been elected. No one calls Ohio democratic state for the simple reason that the democratic candidate was elected two years ago in these states. Mark Smiths mojority was less than 1900, At the general election two years previous the legislature was overwhelmingly republican. So that when a man tells you that Arizona can not get into the union because she is a democratic state, they draw upon their imagination. As far as the constitutional convention was concerned, it was composed of a large majority of democrats for the reason that they placed their strongest and most progressive men on their tickets while the republican tickets in most O the counties was noticeably weak anc unworthy of support even by republi- cans of advanced thought.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-25
A Home Run.

Willis P. Haynes has many friends in Tombstone and vicinity, who will be interested in knowing that he was married in San Diego on Monday last to Miss Jennie Crepin, daughter of Dr. Crepin of that city. The Sun says regarding the parties:
 "The groom is the only son of Judge John Haynes of Los Angeles and holds the position of special deputy collec- tor of customs for the district of Arizona. The bride has scores of friends in San Diego, who, while re- gretting her departure will wish her much joy in her new home. The wed ded pair took the train for Los Ange- les where they will make brief visit before returning to their home in No gales.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-25
consigned to American merchants.

CHICAGo-A special dispatch from Butte City, Mont. says: Within the next ten days the famous Anaconda copper mine, will be in full blast. From what is considered pretty re- liable source of information, it is stated that within the next ten days, 2O00 men will be put to work in the construction of new line from Butte City to Shelters. This done, the new road will be built from Boise City, the intention being to extend it ulti- mately to the Pacific coast.
 WAsHINGToN-The Secretary of the Navy has directed the appointment of co lrt of inquiry in the case of the United States Dispatch in order to determine whether any or all the off cers of that vessel shall be tried by courtmartial for neglect of duty. CHIcAGo-Pat Killen, the noted heavyweight 'prize fighter died last night at S:45 o'clock. The cause of his death is stated by physicians to be erysipelas.
 SAN FRANcIsco-Steamer Alexander Capt. Groenberg, arrive here today from Petropauloski with 2,5OO seal skins. being the Copper Island catch of sealers. The Norwegian bark Sa' bino, which is at Port Stanley, badly damaged. has been sold for $4 300 and the cargo for $1O,OOO.
 CHIcAGo--It is estimated that lO, 900 women applied yesterday to be regisie cred with view to voting at the coming election of the city. Only 7W succeeded in getting their names or the lists. Today large number O those who were refused, appeared be- fore the election commissioners de- manding that their names be entered The election commissioners refused t enter the names and intimate tha they will take measures to have thos
 members of the boards of registration who violated their instruction by en- tering women's names on the registr
 books punished for contempt of court
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-25

The Tucson Citizen asked George w. Cheyney how the people of Cochise stood on the constitution to which he replied: "So far as am able to judge about nine-tenths of the people don't care for it either one way or the other the other tenth will generally vote against it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-25

TO SALESMEN: We offer fret samples, express prepaid. We are paying $2,0O0 a year to twenty agents and 1000 a year to over seventy. P. o. Box 1871, New York. [w. 1l-l2ti
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-25
Its all the lsO im Dute hlOwn.

Send me by express three dozen Chambertains Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. If you want some testimonials from parties whom your medicine has benefited, l can send them. Thur remedy is all the go here. HERMAN RABIcH, Dutcbtown, Mo. % and 50 cent battles for sale by H. J. PETO. If
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-25

It is reported on good authority that the Copper Queen Co emplo! none but citizens of the U. s. below ground in their mines at Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-25

SALESMAN.-An energetic man wanted to push our manufactures on this ground. One of our agents earn ed $5, 200 last year. Address P o Box 1871, New York.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-25

A mining location without Q name located by Gallagher and McKenna at rurquoia was the only paper for re. cord to-day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-25

AGENTS WANTED.-Free prepaid outfit to energetic men. Several o' our salesmen have earned from $7O to $100 a week for years past. P. 0. box 1871, New York. 6-223t
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-25

The ruch at the store of J. Myers & Bro was immense lsst night and bar gain seeker, went away happy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-25

F. w. Downs and wife returned yesterday from their summer vacation in the east
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-25
NEWS BY WIRE.

leave Washington tnls evening TOT Ohio to Tt main until after the election He is booked for ten speeches in be- half of the Republican cause. His first one at Findlay tomorrow night being the maiu one of the series, It will be devoted to the silver and tariff ques- tions and to state issues.
 NEW YORK-The Commercial Bulle- tin referring to the charges in Califor- mia agricultural papers that Baltimore peaches have been packed under Cal ifornia labels this season, says the papers are not tmistaken-that peaches have been packed in Baltimore and sent out under so-called California labels.
 WAsHINGToN-The Secretary of the Navy today signed contract with the Iowa Iron Works of Dubuque, Iowa, for the construction of torpedo boat, No 2, similar to the Cushing. for $ll3- 5OO It is to be of 120 tons displace- ment and must be completed within a year.
 NEVADA, Cal.-Chris Jepson, mine owner at Rolio hill, while hunting on the South Yuba river this morning, was taken for deer, by a companion, and shot in the neck. IL is feared the wound will result fatally. WAsHINGToN-The Post this morn ing states positively that the resigna- ton of Pension Commissioner Raum is in the hands of Secretary Noble, to take effect Nov. 30. Raum who has just returned from Chicago, denies the story. It is stated that ex-Gov. Steele of Oklahoma is on his way to succeed him.
 NEW YoRK-The Washington COT respondent of morning paper here telegraphs that the president has con- tered the war portfolio upon Stephen
 B. Elkins.
 | WAsHING-oN-The United Statel
 supreme court today advanced th'
 hearing of the case of Boyd vs. Thaye
 arising out of contest over the Ne.
 braska governorship, and assigned i for argument on the first Monday il
 December after the cases already as
 signed for that day. The previousl assigned cases are those of the tw New York murderers under sentenc of death by electrocution, and tn
 Chicago anarchist cases.
 , BEDDING, Cal.-Pos:master Hoe Milville, brought word this mornin , that the Bedding and Alturas stag had been robbed by two masked men The express box and mail bags wer rifled, but the loss is unknown. Tw men have been arrested on suspicie ', of having robbed the Bedding an Weaverville stage yesterday. B NEW YoRK-The stallion St. Blaizt purchased by MT. Charles Reed at tn nursery stud sale was sent to tn , Fairview farm, Ga,latin Tenn, thi D afternoon. MT. Reed refused to en T certain any offers of advance none t on his purchase. and has refused til
 $l25,OOO which MT. J. B. Haggi
 offered him.
 CiTY OF MExIco-The San Juan an d Papaloosan rivers are rising rapidl J and have overhowed their. banks
 many places. Several towns hay
 been inundated, and there has all
 been a great destruction of cror
 Heavs rains have fallen in the state
 Tobasco, and tho city of San Jus sr Baptista, the capital, is in great dal
 NEW YORK-The fifteen round bOI
 ;np match between Bill Dunn, tl d champion heavyweight of New Jerse
 and Jim Glinn of Brooklyn, whit 'd was to have been decided last night 'r tho Oakland Avenue rink, Jersey Cit
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-25

Mrs. Ben Goodrich will leave on Sunday next for San Diego, stopping over at Phenix a few days on the way.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-25

Skating at the rink tomorrow af- ternoon: Children's day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-25
From Fridav's Daily.

c. s. Fly returned from Bisbee this noon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29

The Den,inp Headlight. edited by OF.
Governor R,ss. thinks the convention 10
ue held in the city on the 18th inst, will
not have IN. heatty 20 operatiop Of Den.
yer. for ,he.reason that Denver il Jealous
OF Aibuousroue. That saems preposter.
Gus. and vet II must be true-else why
shoull the Denver News hive made such
n vigorous kick" against Albuausraue
being REPRESENTED in the FL Paso con
yentiou? IL told us that it was not
orop,r FOR us To u.k Tor represeptntiou
IN that convention. but that u We wanted
20 have A convention To di ,cuss railroad
matters IN which We were interested, il,
would do NIL il could To holm us We
acted uuop that advice. We Withdrew
our appl,c.t,on for representation ia tn.
convsn,,o, and .o,,.d o,s ~ m, ou,
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We ma IL kck'ng against our own con
ven,ion more vigorously than IL did
apnins, our appl,cat,on 10 lie represen,e,i
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what can be the meaning OF th's' Ger
taiuly that journal does not think there
ia danger Of getting too many roads
g.. 49, g. 49,, ~.
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most persons u would sSTm That the
more railroads a town could have the
batter il would be for the town. Then
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29

Trainer knight has the following
young gentlemen, the coming sprintcrs
Of the south west, in his bose running
team: Rita Granger, Frank Dreamer.
George Montgomery, Thos. Menefee, W.
G, Mccormack, DR.. l.. II. Chamberlin,
Jas. Phelan. Prof. Wendell, W. \. BnyG.
William Mason, Joseph Fsrr, Chas
Hawkins,Jas. Murray aud Clarence Euds.
ley. The boys are practlciog every
evening and are showing up good. They
will DO regularly placed in positions
about ten days before the fair. The
trainer, who ID au enthusiastic admirer
Of all kinds OF outdoor exercises, believes
that he has selected a winning team in
the above list OF foot ruonerA THE
CITIZEN has started in 10 pull for the
boys, aud ne expect them TO go 10 the
front with flying coloFs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
Handy with the Rnifr

A serious stahbiug ARRAY. with prob.
able fatal results, is reported from Mag
dalena, the mining town in Socorro ooun'
~. Roy Davis, a tough character when
under the influence OF liquor, picked a
quarrel with a Mr.. Perry, who drives one
OF W, II. Pa,terson's ore wagons The
men got TO fighting. whom William Elder.
too stepped between the combatautu to
separate them. After being separated
Elderton walked into Prios Bros,' dry
goods store, followed by Roy Davis. who
brsnd,shed an open knife. Elderton WA
attacked by the Infatuated man, receiving
several dangerous cuts in the throat and
one on the forehead. Davis was arrested,
but his victim lies 10 . very precarious
condition, Davis had two brothers killed
some time ago in squarrsl khich &C
CURED In the American valley.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29

A rata w,,h an Ea,,er whe has pe-
Hack Rast


J. 4. Whiimnre, % the San Marcia
Reporter. and a member % the board III
regents ~ the New Mexico college % ngtl
culture aud the mechanics arts, was /,
the city to day lie ~as on his return
from Washington City where with Prd
A. r. Bloub, he attended the session q,
the Association Of American Agricultural
Colleges aud Experiment stations. n,
reports tina, all but three 81 the agricuL
tural colleges ~ the United States wer,
represented, and much was acc, mplisbed
~ beneil, To the,e important institution,
~ education Tho agricultural collee,
~ New Mexico also secures nun Der d,
valuable instruments Tor use in the col.
lege aud station. Speaking % the pre-.
poets oi the college, Mr. whitmore say,
that there il every indication that III,
session which commences Sept. 9TH will
show largely increased attendance
The faculty has ben Increased until |, "a
now NJ strong M any ~ the west, and VI,
| facilities Tor schOul work have b-es
greatly enlarged and b.fure I . year,
work II fairly comm, need, the mechanics
department will be supplied with ,b,
necessary machinery aud appliances Il
give thorough instruction in this import
AIT branch ~ practical education
THIS d.pnr, m.nt has not been in opera
tloa heretofore II ~ also expected tina
the attendance will te large eanush Il
secur- the detail ~ an army Office by ID,
war department Rs instructor in militar
science and thrttca
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
N0stre or Aale,

Territory ~ n - NeHicr. County of BernAlillo
In he District Court, SECOND Judicial District.
Herr, ". Wilks
w. No. si79
Nancy &. Wilks.
lhancery fH divorce,
The said do endant, Nancy &. wilks, 10 hsrrbs
notihrsi that n hill ~ complaint has bssa hlea
against her 10 said court by henry W. wilks 10
fer an absolute III orce and dissolution 81 ,ts
bOndA ~ matTim' ny existing between the par.
tiss. ON tho Er,lnd 10 abandonment, and or 81
and ihhuman trea' m@nt; and for other asd fur
Their 2" 10 TIL UNLESS you, the sshi dsfrhdsnt
apI-ar In III. sad anti at the October l-St. tern
Jir 80 a, AlIa n.r,,ns' In ssii cean,s' ON n,
first Monday la Octol@I ispi, dserrs pro coz
ic-so Sill be entered as'ains, y,A.
CuAs. Y, HuST,
i'irfk and Hes.t~r In I'll n,-fJ.
rHELAS 4 HENoocE, Solicitors for tom
plAinRn
Alb qnerqna, n, n, August rs. issi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29

+. Weber Beuton, the Chicago World
fake, who got his work in here to the
tune {! several hundred dollars, showed
up 10 Roswell the other day, aud tried
to play tue same game on the people
there that he 10 successfully work. Il
here. The "bluf" did not work aud +.
Weber Benton left With the satisfaction
OF knowing that Roswell people are no,
easily caught by sn,de advertising
schemes. The people Of Roswell patron
,ze legitimate enterprises, and that ID
the reason why tho Register ot tina,
place looks 30 prosperous ia lts columns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
APANInM A " ERICA.

The political upheavals which have
within the paSt year convulSed the VA.
rlous states OF Latin America we'll illus.
tra,e the wisdom OF that statesmansh y
10 which the Pan American Conference
owed it's inspiration. That there IL need
for all the American nations To enter
into close compact for mutual benefit
and protection 10 apparent, or at least the
advantages 10 be 80 derived will not be
disputed, whatever be- bought as to the
nscessi',
Great Britain seems 10 be- determined
TO wrest from Venezuela good sized bit
u territory, and 10 such matters England
has very elastic conscience. Brazil has
established a republic, fortunately Win
out bloodshed, upon the very excellent
foundation furnished by the empire Of
Dom Pedro, Chill has Il civil war IN
hand and is also dlsputiug with the Ar.
gantine Confederation NJ 10 the Patago.
MAN boundary. Salvador and Guste-
mala have been making faces at each
other Tor some time. TO all Of these
countries the uuited Statpp should oc.
cupy the position OF staunch friend and
Wise counselor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
Notice or sails.

TerritorI ~ New Mexico, County 81 BsrnAlilla
In the District court, Aecond Judicial Ibis riot
In Oh 'ncery.
Marion co ". so. .,O.
John 4, ColiinESworth.
The sAid drfst dant, John y Collie sswofth. u
hereby notified that a bill Of complaint hSs b-es
hlel against him In aaid court hy Marion Cob
linssworih Tor n absolute divorce and the AZ
,wcen tao parties. On the grounds of abandoa'
mont, adulteFy and cruel aud inhumAn treat.
ment; and ior other and furth.r rslisf, u q
snii at the October l9i. term 81 sAId coar, Ia b.
bssun and held At the curt honse NJ Albagaer
que, In said county, ON tho first Monday In Octo,
against yOu.
CHAs y. HusT
Clerk aud hssisier In thAneerJ'
PHPLE A iiEACoCE, kOlicitors for t,sn'
plaInAnt.
Albnnuer Ne, ", NJ, Al ust Is, lspi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
The New York Central railroad ia te.,.

The New York Central railroad ia test.
ing on its lines at six different points,
40 ingen Nous device for informing All on
gin~er how many minutes ahead Of him
10 the last train that has passed pro
vided the tune be less than fifteen min
utes, The machine il stationed beside
the track, aud comprise a dial face on
which the baud moves from Zero TO III
teen. This hand il regulated by clock
work. When a train passe' IL moves a
spring VIII ch sets the hand at zero. I'm,
mediately the clock work 10 Get in mo.
ton and the engineer ~ the following
train reads on the dial the exact n lumber
OF minutes which have elapsed since the
preceding train passed. The hand, how.
ever, stops ct fifteen, aud il the engineer
tinds the dial hand ut that point he
amply knows that the preceding train Ia
fifteen minutes or more ahead Of HIM
II Is AL added safeguard 10 railroad
travel, OF course, il the engineer cat
once IN 81 often look at tha signal dial
aud know how mrny minutes he Ia 10.
hind the preceding train ana tell wh~th'
or he 10 safe 10 running at his present
speed or should slow up and proceed
more carefully
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
lner ue, y, M.. An u.t Ia, ~
Nsti~e or salt,

Territory 81 New MEXICO. cont ~ o. Begnalilo'
10 distTict court, eecond Judicial District. Ia
chAncery.
John Psttls,
I-ruiss Fsttis.
The said Louisa F-ttis IL hereby notihed that
bill Of complaint has bs<a hlsd against her 70
said court by John f,ttis for an absgllts divorce
existing between th. par, i.s, on the sroand. q
shandonmsnt, and TIE other and further Eelisl
That unle~s 700, the said d~f-ndani, spps1
In sAid suit az the Octobsf ispi, term ~ sAis
eonrt. 81 bs b-gan and held At the cpqr honrs, 9
Albaau~rqu@ In .. vi county, IN tho hFvt hcndS
In Oc'ober, isei, decree pro eonfssso will y
entered against yoa.
CuAs. v. HpNT.
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