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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25
Fraudulent Fiaaneieriax.

st. Paul, April 9-The report of,ho
Ipank examiner on the affairs Of the
Rnerican building and Loan Associa.
F'on shows that forfeited stock has been
fo'd bya msjor;y OF the directors to
|he'r friends or trusted employees at n
Pom'nal figure. That purchasers IN
Pome instances had the numerical
mount Of certificates reduced in the
umber of shares, 90 no further pay.
nen's would be necessary, and then Tor,
osed from the association OF stock 90
ednc"d three quarters OF the loan fund
3aaoi'ng them thereby to get more mon
u from tho association than required to
purchase the stock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25
srniKt. -T,LL ON.


Trinidad Advertiser, Artil Eld.
The strike on the Union Pacific has
now become general from Denver g.
Texline, bnl yesterday not u train vas
sent out. except the regular rasscng yer
traius, wh,ch the strikers sny Will no, L.,
intcricrr,d with.
Yesterday morning the GWI'"hmcn
we're IN their places, but there wus no
work Ia do, ns the train men wero not On
duty They held caucus IN the morn
lug and one ~ the afternoon. when Il
was decided 10 shy their caster ~ the
riug and ioiu the strikerr. and at ,
O'Clock they quit work
Superintendent l,sScll was on the
ground and hnd q short conference with
the sttlkcrs. lie whs told IN plain Ian
guagc that uni"ss tho branch run brake
mcu we're given What they demanded ~
more work would Uc douc aud that new
mcn would not b" permitted t. ~ to
work
Only ON" uan, stranger, offered tn 60
Ia work, and IN hbuut hyr minutes MI,
he mad" hi- appearance" NJ the yards he
WAS only t'u ANXIOUS tu srck Job else
where. tn" h0ye kept his hat rs sou
vcnir ~ hle visit
superintendent Duncan came down
lhst evening IN Il special car, aud II was
reported that be- was bringing u gang %
scaOs with lum tu take the place ~ th.
strikers. 4 lasge delegation wAs at the
depot, but II any men came in they were
som out ~ eight,
The men were quiet and orderly all
day, but there Was noticed look u d,.
termination on the faces of the men
which indicated that they we're 10 for
prOtrac,ed light, II necessary, TO gam
their point
Last evening delegation OF strikers
went out To- ChlcusH 10 intercept u squad
that wac sand Ia ha on their way here to
10 to work, and induce them to return.
The men say they will protect the com
pany's property u any attempt ia made
tu destroy It.
Supetlntendrnta Duncan aud Blsscll
were not acc-ssablo last evening and
what course they have determined on
they are keeping To themselves. We
sincerely hope that they will take u Just
view Of tho matte and end the strike at
an early hour thus morning
Superintendent Bissrll yesterday ap
piled at the shrr H's office Tor sevchty.
tive deputos to protect the property ~
the company, but as there was no mp
parent need ~ protection the posse wis
not organ,zed. The evident purposa war
TO in,m,,iatr the strlkors and either
force them 10 20 tn work ur abandon the
Held. There il no danger % violence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25
The t,oSrrnor-,


Tho following - Gov. prlnc-'s nddrcss
~ Prsdcn' Harrison when the prcslden
tihl tram Reached Dcmlng:
"As W. ,ruSspd tho Rio Grand, We Oh
tered the COniiu,H - NeH Mexico, and |
wish uu bchHt rf all Oi our people To rN
press our mgh qualification at your visit,
and to extend our heartbeat welcome 10
th,s territory. We ~rlcomc YOU, hot only
~ the chief maglstratr ~ the nation, but
especially ~ the prrsldent who has
aho IN the gr"nt' ~ interest ~ our wei
fare and has done the most To promote
Il. Thirteen presidents have held office
slnc" New Mexlru brame part ~ tho
United States, but no presidential utter
anc" ever referred 10 our territory Rni
Iis Interests until your own IN the
annual message ~ lss,i, when YOU
urged action hy congress- for tho speedy
settlement uf our land titles
For fortN years New Mexico
has suffered from the uncertainty
~ thcs. tlil,H, and that message, supple
menied by the special message ~ lAst
July and 10y the active interest - mem
bers ~ the cabinet. has brought Ia u-
the greatest hOum ~ our history aud
opcns'i futur. ~ vast prosperity.
"bur people fe.l III. deepest gratitude
Tor this recognition and timely Rid, and
our official welcome IL made J.rronAll,
more heartfelt on thus account"
The president retufGej his thEnks m a
brief speech.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25
Jsha Fi.h Ns, Ne, Ysusa.

Chicago, Ill.,. April 4.-AlthouRh he
disappeared more than 4 week ago John
X. Fish has not yet communicated with
his friends, and nothing new has bcen
learned % his present location. II WAS
reported to Mir Fish, Sr, that the young
man applied at hotel a, Madison,
Wis, a week ago for room, but could
not obtain ono on account Of the crowd.
sd condition of the house. The NEXT
morning early he vas ssen in the Capitol
park. Further traces of his moyementa
at Madison will Ia sought,
The young man. who 10 tho son of
GsDsral Solicitor Fish, ~ the 81. Paul
road, 10 q years old and @ fee, ? inches
In height. II. had been suffering from
the Ia grippe, and II 10 believed left tho
oity while in q semi dslinous condition,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25

was arrested by q constable on word
from Knoxville, charging her With steal
ing e3OO from n hotel nt which che work
ell. Tho constable, who is n hotel
Keeper, kept her locked in room for
four days and, II 10 claimed, did not
allow her the privileges nor accommoda
tons granted in n jail.
The neighbors heard ~ II, organized
n mob oi 10 and Wednesday n, mid.
night rescued her and took her to her
nunts, saying the Tennessee, officers
could have her when they arrived, bat
demanded that she be treated decently.
An officer arrived yesterday with a
repuiHition aud took her home. Her
story iH HAT n young man to whom she
was engaged stole the money aud then
dccoyed her away To throw suspicion on
her III" has been arrested n, Knoxville.
Thr Ceun,-rfeit I've Dollar niii..
Washington, ID. g., April -. Only a
paper expert can detect the difference
between the genuine two dollar silver
certificates issued 10y the government
aud the spurious ones with which the
country II being flooded The most ex
pert enRrhvcts % the bureau ~ engrav
lng and printing, after spending hours
aud dais IN most minute examipat ION
ut the two notes, have reported that, ~
lar ~ the engraving ~ concerned, there
II not the slightest difference between
them, even ia dot as large as n pins
head. The paper ~ tho counterfeit,
moreover. ~ NJ close an approach 10 that
ot h" genuine bills that It requires con.
siderable examination 10 detect the dlf
ference
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25

-sNreooe' kAs, April 0-A few
|''' sss' ago Lilaie Cai.wood, IS ysars Of
|ss, same here from KnoIville. Tenn,
v's'' relatives. Later she went , o Jet.
0n county 10 visit an aunt who lives
'ns town Of spsry, Last week shs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25
RAILROAD RATT,.Es.

| Inc srhnth fc yard ~ rather too busy
and noisy for comfortable indulgence Ia
sies,as JUS, nt present,
The Santa Fc company has bot yc,
made any move toward 70 establishing
lts up town Office in Santa Fe
The new engine Tor the Prescott 4
Arizona Central road William y kily
welgbs ll9.sU pouuds. wiihou, cual ur
water.
In the recent railroad wreck ON the
Lake Shore road, near Cleveland, OHIO.
two engineers and ak postal route clerks
were killed
The Atlantic 4 Pacific IL DOING an i'm
monso business IN freight traffic SIX
teen crews now run b~twecn this city
and Winslow.
II \. Nuncs, who ineurce railroad men,
representing the Travellers aud located
at Denver, ia ~ the clty. lie vii remain
several days
lardmHster Sents, - the santa Fc
yards, was fined this morning 10y Justice
Dcuham g. aud costs Tor Ubsttucling the
s,rc,,s with ear.
Hon., l,d.,. y. q, S.,,.,., A..
tion Of Mach,nlsts, will give i,s first nn
nual ball al the rink IN Ration. Murdny
evening, April 27th.
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~ was 'utho'eu 'ha' 'he ieS"S " ia
o'''c "nu ''' worm i'ehNer W'r" To
pe eohSoii''a'ed' ihis cannot oc legally
uone "nu'' w" state laws says 'h' Fort
"o''" '"|'''e'
stephen Naughton, more frequently
oa''ed "uh"' H"'R RILEY nus relatives
W 'au'' S'"' marc Mlehr VINO would
IKE '" h"ai from h'm' tuhhy sack
!" so"ie"ne'' On soe''on OUT on the
A''"h''o f"c'hc'
Last nights No. 1 from the west did
not arrive until about . o'clock this
morning. The delay was caused by two
or three cars % a water tran getting oil
the track at Ash Hill. "a station this side
OF Barstow. To.day's No. :, also from
the west. Yss delayed until $50 this AZ
ternoon. Both trains were made into
one and proceeded on east.
The enterpris,ov cit,zsps oi Dc,o,ur
Texas, have lust contracted with sss,.rn
capitalists Tor the building Of u l,ne u
railroad from ,ha, city to the coal mipes
at Bridgeport, twelve miles distance
Decatur pays the railroad COMPANY "a
subsidy Of 10000 in real estate and -.
cures the right Of way The railroad
company ,s 10 complete the road aud put
the coal minea Ia operation.
ConJuc,o, s,m,so, -, D,,.,.o .,
with n sl,0ht accijat Inn, NOT, -, o,.,,
him his M. ,r.r ho hsJ nss..J
through the pass.nos, cosch col,sc,i,g
,ick.,s be ,r,.J ,h. rlos., doo,. .,1 ,,nrd
il locked. and subs.ou.o,Iv irwin, ~.
door and s,ill finding !, locL.J ha onr.
eludsd ,ba, anna ons w.s md. III,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25
Charles A. hlann-

When Charles A. Dana. OF the Sun, is
in New York, he goes to his Office every
day and puts IN A.if days work. Just
as Il he wasn't II years old and mil.
lioaaire. lie is kindly, brusque old tel
low, who beams upon every body through
his big, two moon spectacIes, aud bus
ties and buzEss about more like a big
blue bottle hy on a window pane than
tie traditional Office cat. But when he
settles himself n. the buainssa ear OF his
. euographsr loaded Tor a column or 10
OF loaded BREWER, the fur begins TO NY IN
earnest. It's queer that q man who has
more warm personal friends than any
other editor in New York should also
have such . host Of bitter enemies.
Probably the reason Ia that most Of them
have never seen him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25

The storms In Kansas about April /,
proved more disastrous TO stock than was
generally supposed. II 10 said that W.
Is. Slaughter, who hsd some 1890 head
Of s'esrs on pasture In tho state lost in
the nsighborhvod Of 600 head, and some
other New MEXICO and Arizona stock.
men suffered fully as heavy lossss Az
present tho weather throughout that
state 10 delightful, and vegetation Of eli
kinds 10 springing up RAPIDLY. Altoesth-
or prospects for crops aud graAs never
looked brighter at this season, and
everything augurs we'll for the present
season 20 witness a great demand FROM
the feeders for the good cattle OF this
section.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25
The toioarI Coming.

Colonel l.. H. Smith. un. ~ the promo.
,ers uf srheme to build irrgnttng
dltchcs IN New Mexico. and financial
agent Tor the Rio Graade Irrigation 4
Colonization company, is expected here
to morrow. He II IN Santa fr. aud IN the
course Ut n conVersat lpu Mt the New Mex
lcau uNirr, Respecting the rpterprlsoa ~
h,s company u New Meylcn. Il as learn.
"i tina, they mr." now prepared To gu
right ahead and puth work, thorr beng
plenty 81 money III the treasury with
which 10 do this. The urst construction
work IL 10 be done IN the Mmbres valley,
Grant county, however, as there nre vet
s"mo details connected with ia" Ceutrnl
Rio Grand" valley enterprise, such IA se
curing certain deeds and other evidences
OF title, which must be attended To- be.
fore actly" work can begin on the ditches
aud storage reservoirs. This company
has b'Sn completely reOrganI2ed ~ late,
sa>s Capt. Smith, and several objection.
able pGr,irs heretofore connected with Il
are no longer "in IT." Tho company is
nov III Tia" control ~ Massachusetts and
Maine capitalists who appreciate the in.
pnrtance oi establishing irrigation and
colonization undertakings IN New Mex
lr", and hav" ia" courage aud the tiuan.
cal backing necessary Ia carry them out.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25

After suffering horribly for ysars from
scroiuIa 10 it's worst form, young son Of
Mr.. Il. l. King, 700 Franklin st.. Rieh-
mond. Va. was recently cured by the uss
Of Ayers sarsaparilla. No other msdi-
cine can approach this preparation a. .
cleanser OF the blood.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25
A n,s aaslrsAa sshsns.

New York, April @.-WilliAm Davis,
general supsrintsndsnt Of the Corpus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25

VLn I,.I ,..,,., - ~. p-,.TI f,---.,-
' W '"' '''S 's'"'
mas tue Following Item about th" di-t"'
cry % another arteslan veil.
Las. Saturday Gta o'clock tn ~a,.r
began spou,ing from N. wsIl an 90,
wonderful wells in isosw.ll, And en-s. sue
c'ssi'ns one IL near the surface tn"
Jul" .alI gsI ,ss ~, VOL, ., ~, ,ss', "a. So..rp'e
IL only Ia fss, m. ~s,., srn,iv - -,
the last appears much stronger than tho
Others II spouts from the plps at ten
III ~',h ,S" ,bn ,nestonna r's,yons relolr,'"
10 stand and watch the water nlsv -
m,nds ono Of reading ~ fairy fountains
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25

people. "Morry ~ hard 20 get" IL tho
answer Fort Worth has forty citizens
who can get the money 10 build u tine
hotel and contract tho albuquerque a.
SprlnRtowu, and these two enterprises
put On loot nov aud supplemrntlng the
erection ~ the Federal building and clty
hail and additions being made 10 the
packrty would To the work .- Gazette.
II those "totty citizens" would take n
yruut over th" line ~ the Albuquerque
6nd see the rlch mud magnihcen, country
u penetrntcl, and then visit the bnEtling
httlc artceian city, Spriugtown, they
would iced 40 further evidence about IL
hrlng - paying Investment. There would
ID" 10 waiting for the country tu settle
NJ. as It would pcnc'tat" - heavily popu
lated asfl 'Ilturai district, ON" rppowned
Tor Ia products aud live stock A great
mercantile trade would la turned TO
Fort Worth, thousands ~ tales ~ cot
tom WuJld l." sold tu her buyers, her
packcty would bc furnished with hun.
d'rds u carloads ~ hogs aud cattle and
produce untold supplied to her markets.
luls would bc the b"e' road that ever
LEI, her blrl"rs. Fort Worth should not
cras" working until the Albuquerque
reaches SprIngtuSn. Sprrg'uwn News
dealer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25

II 4 Short, rL,-i ut travelling auditors
~ thr Santa f- system, hca lq uartsrp at
lor.ka, and W. II Matson, travelling au.
dit"r Tor the New Mexico aud RIO
Grard divisions, arrived in the city last
night, h"lug accompanied he-e 10y J. W.
Walker, the new station agent. wee j.
W. FarusAurth Who goes To- III Psso.
To da! the auditors ar. checking up ut
th" depot, and as soon M the transfer ~
made, a." statlon property 'urncd over
To Mr., Walker Mr. FnrrsUor,h will go
to his nr" Held ~ duty, The Abuquer
qne station has been cn Quoted IN good
shape u! the outgoing agent, Mr.. Farms
worth
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25
4 Foundry Stunning.

FcnNer, Npr,l - DAVIS y CreNcll'r
ois machIn" Shops, bras. and type foun
dry, situated On the corner ~ SlNta.ntl
and lilak" streets, ls burning aud viii
probably Il" completely destroyed with u
lnes ~ about Sljn,nn
tn" fire started ~ ,h" centct u the
toy iour and =" apparently heyund the
control ~ the tire department
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25

H'lH'l " S'utu AMERICAN I,nilWul Cum
pnuy, which IL constructing l,nc ~ RAJ
road from the United States g. south
AmercA ves n summary II the work u.
tnr ~ Il has gone, and alau - the future
pans - th" company.
He suys, though little hns been SAID
Hb"ut It tu the public, the road l4 one II
the greatest railroad building enter
ulsa.
The lne which the company has br
gun IL to bc la miles 10 length. Three
years ato g. be taken IN IL building
From i.''u To lu'ur mcn vii br eu,.
pluyed
Contracts have been made calling fnr
a." completion - tie road from corpus
Chsti I" the Eln Graudc 10y Sept |.
The line vii rrpsz the Elu Graudc at
Br'wn-vI,lc, IrNAs, aud viii run thence
to IuNpan, from which puut u branch
In" vii be- run 10 the city ~ Mexico.
TIE mann line Ht,i continue trpm tux
pan h. Mauttn' land aud rehuantep,sr ~
Mexico, thence 10 Guatemala. Salvador.
Nicaragua. Costa k'cn aud Panama
Cuncrs9Iu- have been made by tL,
governments ~ each country through
which /, vii pn~s aud SUITS dies granted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25
THE ALBUoUERorl

All that Fort Worth needs nov 10 a
push, y start, 10 give lie growth an i'm.
pstus shat will carry the Queen CITY far
bsyoSd the meet sspguins hopes ot her
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-27
{ SCEX JUNCTION

The preliminary meeting OF the citizons
interested in establishing manufacturing
plant in this village was held In g. A. X.
hall Friday evening. Propositions were
submitted and substantial aid promised.
No definite measures were taken, but a
committee consisting of S. T.. Miller, a. d.
Rood S. a. Browncll, r. II. Place and &.
NJ. Ferrin was authorized and instructed to
consider any practicable way to utilize Es-
sex functions fine manufacturing and bust
ness facilities.
David Mckenzie of Chicago is at f.. !.
Drury's The new double expansion 40
horse power engine will he placed in the
brick yard this week. - Henry Parsons of
North Cambridge, Mass, is at the home Of
his sister, Miss i. Parsons. Mrs. w. H.
Ash and son have returned to their home In
Peacham.- "A large party enjoyed sleigh
ride to Colchester Friday evening to attend n
musical and dramatic entertainment given by
the ladies of the place. A number of mem
bers of the Christian Endeavor society Mt
tended the funeral services of Miss Eta
Caswell at Essex Center, February 81,
Miss Caswell had lived here year and was
an active member Of the Y. Z. s. c. E.
Mrs. w G. Cook and family are in northern
New York.
Mrs G. NJ. Seaton Is visiting friends in
Burlington. Mr. and Mrs. f. X. Booth
have returned from their wedding trip. -
W. NJ. Sade the blacksmith, has moved
his family from Westford, into the house
recently occupied by Mrs. Davis, on Pearl
street Frank Ackerson of Norwich, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Frank Landon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-27
SECURED FOR BURLINGTON.


Labor difficulties on tue Pacific slope
drove n heavy shoe manufacturer, Lewis
MUIR of San Francisco, to seek an Eastern
point at which to locate his factory and
through the efforts of Messrs Ferguson q
Scarf he has decided to come to BurlIng
ton. Investigation showed that he could
reach the field which no will cover as cheap
ly from this city as from any point east Of
Chicago and he will secure machinery in
Boston and sell most Of his present plant
after u time. Mr.. MUIR starts ut once for
this city with plans for tho new factory
which will be located on Ferguson q
Scartf's addition and he hopes to have
accommodations for 100 hands by July |
next. When the factory is completed he
will employ 200 operatives. The capital in
vested in his business will be Sll0, 600, and
it will be a great gain for Burlington.
Reference to reports of commercial agencies
show that Mr.. MUIR is rated AT nearly
800, 900, and Mr.. Scarf, who was in cor
respondence with him before coming East,
is naturally enthusiastic over the outcome
of the negotiations
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-27
CHARLOTTE.

The social event of the season was the as
sembly held al the town hall last week We'd
nesday. About 20 couples were present
from ESSEX, =. y, Burlington, Underhill,
HlneSburgh Ferrisburgh and Charlotte. -
5. q. Bush returned from Coaticole Z. o.,
Thursday. -Judson Williams expects to 20
to Mexico with c. G, Pringle in the spring.
The crossing from Charlotte to Essex on
the leo never was better and lots of lumber
ia being drawn from burlington to Essex
via this route. Miss Cora Deyette returned
home from Lincoln, Nebraska, Thursday. -
Abel {. Palmer has returned from his West
ern trip.-The Congregational society has
voted to transfer its property to the church
incorporated under the laws of 1855. Ezra
Iosford has sold his farm to Mrs. j. NJ
Maec6 and has bought the homestead of tho
late Dean HOsford. This property has been
in the Hosford name since III, settlement of
the town. William Laprese has sold his
place in district No 3 to Frank jacobs --
The auditor report will show the town in
good financial condition, with few outstand-
ing orders and plenty of money to pay
them.
The right way to cure Catarrh il To eradicate
the poisonous faint which Cauaes the disease,
by taking Hoods Sar~apHrIua.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-27
WESTFORD.

Mr.. and Miss Stevens of Bedford, i. O.,
are visiting at Dr. Peck 5. Prof. J. S.
Clley, who was expected to speak hero this
week, was obliged to postpone his en-
gagemeut.
The funet al of the late Albert Partridge
was held at tho Congregational church in
Westford on Tuesday at , p. m, Rev. Mr.
Byington officiating Mr.. Partridge, since
the death of his wife last fall, has been with
Warren Gibbs of St Adams. He was an
active member of the Congrega church
for many years, a man to be relied upon i'll
promoting all good works, upright and honest
in business matters and kind friend and
neighbor lie never seemed to recover en-
tirey from the shock Of his wfe's death,
and his health began to decline from that
date. There will be n meeting Of the Con
gregational church Saturday afternoon 4
full attendance is requested rs there are
some matters of Importance TO come before
the church Don't forget the Martha
Washington party and antique supper Fri
day evening. The y. 7. $. &. l.. will hold
u conservation meeting SATURDAY night. All
who wish to join the organization are re-
quested to hand in their names at that
time.
The funeral of Albert Partridge was
largely attended. Gus Teller has SO far re-
covered from his illness as to be able tc
come from Saxton's River to his home
here. His mother has been caring for him
0r. Whittemore, who has bargained for the
Albert Partridge farm is taking possession
this week.