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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-26
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SPECIAL NOTICE FOR THE SUM-
MFR MONTHS.

Subscribers who intend going to the
country during the summer months can
have TIE DAILY CALL mailed to them
for q week or longer at regular subscrip-
lion rates, I5o. per week. Give order to
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Steel,s AlainIs.

Oscar C. Steel is plaintiff in another suit
against NJ. w. Fox and others and the Seq
regated West Consolidated Virginia Gold
and Silver Mining Company, in which he
seeks TO recover ano Their portion of the old
William Penn ground joining the west line
Of the Consolidated Virginia mine.
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5q5 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until II
O'Clock P NJ BRANCH OFFICES; 10 Market
street near kearny, open until Il O'Clock midnight
s9q HAYES street open until ESQ O'clock; 603
Iarkfn street open until $3.50 O'Clock; 25Is Mission
street. open until o'clock P. NJ; and lie Ninth
e+raat orsu unru 80 3 n
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Has been used fifty years by millions OF moth
for their children while teething. with perfect
success II soothes the child softens the gums al
lays pain, wind cole regulates the bowels and
is the best remedy for diarrhea whether arising
from teCthng other For sale by drug
gists in every part OF the world. Be sure and ask
Tor Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five
cents bottle.
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4 Valuable 5O-Xara.

William Relton has sued c. Il. Holmes,
administrator of the estate of Sarah NJ. Rem
ton, to quiet title to the 50-vara lot and I'M
provements on the northweSterly corner of
Taylor and Steiner streets, the monthly
revenue from which is $500.
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MERIT wins. and the fact that Hoods Sarsapa-
rila actually ccompIisheS what is claimed for it
is what has given this medicine popularity and
sale greater than that of any other blood purifier.
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THE MORNING CALL

Has larger circulation than any other
,hwsnaper published in San Francisco.
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BROKEN hOrehound candy. Townsena's. !.
CRYsrALLIzEp ginger, 25c ID. Townsend,s /.

"MYsTERIEs Of the Court OF London and
" Mademoiselle Giraud, NV Wife," 80 cents
each, at the West Coast Book House. 1903 Mar
OuL extra cnaTge.
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Three million new rifles for the Russian
Army have been ordered from the Chantelle-
rault Arms Factory in France.
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NOTICES OF MEETINGS

btACHAM's PILLs cure SICK headache.
EXTRA mince pies. SwAI~is. 2l3 Suffer street.
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srgUATIoNs-CoNTINUED


SIrUATIoN WANTED BY A YOUNG MARRIED
y man as baker; understands cooking; is steady
in work Address j. H., Box Ia, CALL Branch 26 80
pORTER WANTS PLACE IN CITY OR CoUN-
i try hotel; years reference. Address JAMES
WHITE, $40 Mission St je26 3t*
EXPERIENCED EYAPoRATING GENTLEMEN
4 from the East would ike positions TO run evan
orator together. Reply +. q. REXFoRD, Box 50,
CALL Branch odlce. 1f26 2tF
ENGAGEMENT AS PORTER OR OTHER posi-
II ton with wholesale house sought. Address d..
Box 50, this Office. Its
10Y (AGED 10 WANTS WORK. ADDRESS H..
- Box loo, CALL Branch ONCE. Its
COOK AND BAKER, OR COOK AND CHAMBER
- maid by married couple; girl OF IA also: not
AFRAID OF WORK; city or country nationality Scotch
Address Scotch, Box rs, CALL Branch ONCE. Its
CrEADY YOUTH OF 20 WANTS PLACE TO
- learn carpenters and builders trade. Address
q $, Box 100, CALL Branch ONCE. ie25 7t~
T IGHT WORK WANTED AROUND HOUSE;
~ could take care of a horse and cow a small
garden; no wages asked. Address j. F.. Box I09.
CALL Branch ONCE. je25 Ats
RAKER-THIRD HAND WANTS PLACE. 1904
~ Suffer ST. je25 Bus
YOU'VE. INDUSTRIOUS MAN WISHES POSI-
1 ton as porter in store. Address Porter, Box
~. CALL Branch ONCE. je25 3t*
EIRST-CLASS PAINTER AND PAPER-HANGEK,
l. having plenty OF tools, would like steady job.
Address fools, Box 127 CALL Branch once. % 3t|
young MAN (SwEDE). LATELY FROM OLD
Il country, desires situation as dsh-washer; no
experience In same Address DiSl-WaSher Box 1ol,
CALL Branch Office je25 ST.
AZ ANTED-BY YOUNG SWEDISH MAN. SIT
w uation as porter in store any kind OF work;
best rel erence. Address H., Box 100, CALL Branch
Once je25 3t*
VoUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION IN A
l. butcher-shop; knows little about cutting meat
aud driving wagon. Address E D., Box l3l, CALL
Branch Office. ie25 3ts
pAKEK WANTS SITUATION ON BREAD AND
- cake; is years experience Address A. H..
Box Al, this office je25 Ste
ExPERIENCED MINER (25 YEARS OF AGEJ,
oughly understands the business; years expe-
rience Address b. NJ. Box 3d. this office. 1e25 Zt$
StITUATION WANTED as WAITER IN A
- hotel; city or country; reliable man; good ref
erenee. Address Waiter, Box 100, CALL Branch
once. je25 Its
CITUATION BY YOUNG MAN IN SOME GOOD
- business; can furnish best of references; wages
no object at start. Address w. f., Box 102. CALL
Branch Office. je24 Ats
EIRST- GLASS VOCAL TRIO, ALSO GOOD
walters. wish situations In same hotel +. BEN
NETT. 1917 Jessie st. je24 81.
GERMAN WANTS SITUATION IN CANDY
VI factory runner and printer; starch worker.
Address 800 stevenson ST., rear. ie24 3t*
GARDENERS WANTED BY MAN or LARGE
" practical experience in all It's branches; willing
TO make himself useful Cali OF address NJ. b., 35
Post ST. fower-store je24 3t*
RUTCHER-LIKE TO GET SITUATION; GOOD
- meat cutter; country objection. Address
Butcher, Box 1872, CALL Branch once. je24 BIS
SQ CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY CALL
w for four months TO any part OF the United
state
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


RE- whitening Rooms, 81 Up: Papeiing
Es~S rooms, 50 up. 5l3 Third st. je25 3m
60 Bad Tenants Elected for "a. CoIlec-
e-N tons made, city or country. PActno Collection
Company, o2s California ST. Room j. de22t
HS7 Physicians Recommend s'rs stall Hot
VIZ sea bathS, foot OF Mason North Beach. te22 II
EE5 rheumatism New Discovery; Cure
1~H guaranteed 12ZS Pine St. Office hours 3 to
D 4. NJ. e23 7ts
- Certificated Midwife and Ladies'
E~S nurse MRS HILL, 80 Moss ST. je2l 3mo
ER All Cases Restored at Once, No
instant relief for monthly Irregularities. consult
years experiences: my safe Specifies are the best
ever discovered. AID will positively after ali
others fail; pills, 81 also latest invention without
medicine. DIR. NJ. STATESMAN. sl5 Post ST. de4 II
~ DIR. ii. Arensberg, From the Unfver-
-S~S sity OF Berlin. Private and skin diseases a
specially The most obstinate thorou lily and
speedily cured 81 Post st, Rooms 1el0I I'm
~ When President Harrison Left Ca l.
s~S f0rnia he took with him dozen of DIR. VIII
ley's discovery the Pure Oil OF Herbs. Has saved
thousands from an untimely grave. Sold by all
druggists. jeil 3no
EP s.r. Burnaby, Ulcer and Rheumatic
S~S Specialist. . South Park. No medicine ri 7s
R7S7 Priv te Home in Confinement. Mrs.
@>S BORGSTROM, midwife, SaS Howard % I'm
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IDDLEAGED WIDOW OF ORDINARY -
WI telIlgence wishes to meet gentleman OF
abundant means VINO is looking for wife this
means business pure and simple: parties LOOKING
TOR beauty VIII not answer p b., Box IO4, CALL
Branch Office.
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MALE HELP WANTED.


MALE HELP WANTED.
IA ANTED-DRIVER FOR A MILK ROUTE.
w $50; carpenter. 80 day; lsborer about mine
81 10 q day; labOreFs for foundry, 81 rs day;
$50 and found; ranch teamster $50; mixers,
near city, $50 and $50; German hotel waiter, $25;
$50 and vegetaoIeman s26, fare advanced w. D.
EVER CO., 626 Clay ST. 1t
WANTED 2 CARPENTERS. SO % DAY,
w hours: wagon blacksmiths; blacksmith aud
wood orker, $40 and found; wheeiwright silver
glider; mixers, $50; ironer and pOliSher $50
washer. $35; horse-Shoer, SO day: foorman, SO 90:
found: granite-eutters. 81 day; miners. sac and
$50 and found, part fare advanced; s brick-moid-
helper for mine $50 and found; s Isborers about
mill, $50: supper $40 to $50; Iaborers, Transfers
farmers and others Apply to }. f. CRoSETr &
CO., 62s Sacramento st. 1t
WANTED - RESTAURANT SECOND COOK
w 80 and found; restaurant waiter $40; hotel
COOK city, $45: kitchen man, IS week; dish
washers and others. Apply to ). r. CRoSETT &
CO., 62S cramento ST. 1t
(. WATERS. DIFFERENT COUNTRY HOTELS
" $50 and $50; butcher. country hotel. $50 and
Tree fare cook, country restaurant. S55; hotel
cooks, city. $50 and $55: second cook and baker,
country, $40 aud free fare; walters, city, $50 to
$40; coofed men TO clean silver for hotel, $50;
lsnndryman. country, $35; starcher country, $35:
washers. hotel laundry, 500 and $40: machine
shirtroner, $40. G. II. HANSEN q CO., Ito GeaTy.
BLACKSMITH AND wOOD-woRKER, $50 AND
ID found blacksmith. city, 81 70 \ day; milk
ers. near city. $50; farmers, same ranch, 81 %
city 81 10 to 81 day; 90 Iab0rers, city, 81 70 a
day; 10 laborers, 81 10 day and found. C. r.
HANSEN a. CO., 10 Geary Sc. 1t
CIRCULAR SAWYER, REDWOOD EXPER-
" fence. $50 and found: timber feliers, $50 and
found; 3 cr0sscutsawyers, $45 and found; 10 Rus
sian Firms to pile lumber. $50 aud round 100
wood choppers 81 % and. 81 70 per cord. C. r.
HANSEN n CO., ITO Geary st. 1t
HEAD COOK FOR SPRINGS, $50 no $50;
L buss driver, same place $50. c. r. HANSEN
Il Co. 40 Geary st. it
l. lilly FRENCH. BA R-TEN DER PLEASE CALL
- AT once c. X. HANSEN ~ CO., no Geary. je25
L'IRST-CLASS MIXER, $50: MAN To CARE
II horses aud other light work, SIS. Apply
WkiMER'S Grocery, LoriB. Berkeley branch, after
o'clock p N. je26 3ts FTSuTu
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OWING UP BUSINESS - GENUINE SPECK
VI and eyeglasses, 10 cents up. % Fourth ST.
next TO bakery; open 20 Sunday, Market st.
frnnt oIOYe-store. 123. ia2l IL
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-
GOOD PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER WANTS
VI work by the day or contract: terms, 80 day.
426 Linden ave. je26 7ts
DOOK-KEEPER; YOUNG MAN WITH kNOWL-
ID edge of bookkeeping would like set of books
to keep during evenings. Address j. s., Box 100,
CALL Branch. je26 5t~
CfTUATION WANTED by YOUNG MAN As
- coachman or groom In private family: ten years
experience. Call or address J. E. FORREST, 666
Mission ST., city. je2b 5t%
IA ANTED-POSITION AS COACHMAN AND
w gardener; have had long experience and can
give good references Address W.. CALL once,
Oakland. 1e26 &c
MAN AND WIFE WANT SITUATIONS; MAN
In Is good cook, bartender. waiter and general
manager in hotel restaurant; wife walt az
table or do chamberwork: young people. COL Sut-
ter ST.; apply in forenoon. Je2U st"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-12-05
Annual Tax Sales.
STATE. OF. MICHIGAN.

To the Circuit Court for the County of
Baraga in Chancery;
General Of said State Of Michigan. respectful
y shows that the list q lands hereinafter set
forth and marked ,sS seedHie AID contains
Faraga upon which taxes were assessed for
the years mentioned therein, and which were
taxes, and which taxes have not BEEN paid
together with the total amount Of such taxes
Tor sale, and collection fee as provided by law,
and the cost, Of advertising. andi other
Your petitioner e further shows to The court ;r
that said lands were reiurned TO the Auditor
G; GIN as ss xe Tor Of
that satd DELINQUENT returns were made prior ito
the first day Of July. lao.
that the taxes, Interest, collection fee. costs OF
.dverti:ing and other expenses OF sale, and
i +. . ' case where such personal service i
actually made, are valid lien on the several
parcels of land described In said schedule:
taxes on said described lands have remained
unpaid for more than one year from the first
Auditor General, and the said taxes not hav-
iny, ben pad, and the same being now due
your petitioner prays DEERE IN favor Of the
State Of Michigan against each parcel Of said
lands for sse payns Fl shs several amounts n ad
computed and extended in said schedule,
against the several parcels OF land contained
therein, and in addition thereto OF the amount
Of legal fees for personal service Of subpoena
in each case where such service II actually made
.esso% laws OF Of Michigan FOR Che year ls
and in default Of payment Of the said several
su,,.> computed and extended against said
lands, that each Of said parcels Of land may be
sold for the amounts due thereon ny provided
by law, to pay the lien as aforesaid.
And your petitioner will ever pray. etc. 50
Gro. w. STONE,
Auditor General.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-12-05
Sale Of State Tax Lands.
AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE,
LANSING. MICH. November u, lSDl..

Notice IL hereby given that certain lands
situated in the County of Balaga bid on to
the State for Taxes Of lss and previous years
after be forwarded 70 thu Office of the Tras
urer of said County, will be sold at publ
seat, ON the first Monday OF May next. ut tn,
time and place designated for the Annual Tax
Sales, il not previously redeemed or cancclet.
according TO law.
said statements contain n full description Of
each parcel OF said lands, and may be seen on
urcr after they are received by,him. G..
The land struck on to the State for Take
last, will be offered subject to the right OF
Gro. w. STONE.
Auditor General.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18

aud thence into the leo cans. After 20.
ing through this process Il Gomez ou,
perfectly pure ice. Aqua ammonia 70
pu, into retort aud subjected Ia heat
from steam coil. which driVee the nm
muuii gas from It, this gas passing into
wha, ~ known as the top condeo,cr III
the water that passcs over With the am
nOnlA gas 10 extracted from II Aud leaves
the ammonia gas pure; II then euce lot,
the bottom condenser, where u N con
dens"d into liquid; FROM there II passes
to the freezing tank. and through coils
submerged ~ salt brine. after y asses
through these coils II return, ~ the
ahsOthcr, where II is absorbed and turns
into lts original state. aud the pump
takes II and forces II back into the r.
tort THIS process IL repeated con,,u
uously
Th,s Ice will be placed ou the market
ut nriccs that the poorest need not ~
without this luInly when the hot wealth
er cumee.
The company intend aonn TO erect ev.
eral cod storage rooms, Tor tho hcuei,
" our butchers and gtuccra
We understand that William Farr has
already contracted Tor one ~ these cold
storage rooms
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18

While 10 Las Vegas Tue CITIZEN serbs
met Michael Slattery, u popular and Of.
ficient cattlemap, and from him learned
that the brown 4 Wells Bell Ranch com,
pany nov own the Wilson Wsddingham
ranch and cattlo-the Montoya grant Of
GO00O0 acres-clean, undisputed title,
and the largest add finest cattle herds,
best graded, in the territory. The new
company x,ll put in between 1000 and
1900 acres Of land in alfalfa and feed OF
various kinds for the purposs Of keeping
up and fsttening cattle. The irrigation
works necessary and nov under oon-
structiou are among the most extensive
and complete in the southwest, requiring
an expenditure Of . large amount u
money. Mr.. Slattsry 10 the efficient gu.
perintendent- practical and thorough.
ly versed cattle raiser and ranch mana
ger. No effort will bs spared 10 make
this property the grsndcst 10 the west.
aud evory condition u coil aud climate Ia
favorably adapted 10 such result. The
ranch 10 entirely fenced. and there 10
plenty Of water for the purpose Of irriga-
ton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18
Notes About the Firemen.

The city government keeps the dc.
partment's quarters clean and in a tidy
condition.
Joe Farr informs TUX CiTizES this
morning that lie il not IN the field Tor
chlcf lie will. however. bc among the
first To pull the hose cart in case oi
fire.
The fire department, that is the dele.
gates from the various companies, will
convene In meeting at Shenheld Hook
and Ladder company houss this evening
10 select q chief and an assistant chief
Tor the ensuing year.
Tar CITIZEN understands that j. r..
Matthews, the present chief oi the de.
partment, ia not among the candidates
for the Office. He has made most OK.
rellent chief, devoting his services gra.
tul'ously u protect property from fire.
and IL willing To step out, allowing some
other member OF the department 10 Ill
the position.
win Reicke and w. II. Mccormick ARE
prominently mentioned among the dele.
gates for the position OF chief. Both are
hremen who have done good service in
the Albuquerque lire department a vol.
unteer fire company, aud either would
make an excellent chief. Tho contest
between these two candidates will prob
ably be close.
Several lanes are mentioned for as.
sistant chief. among them Dave Rudolph,
Ben Myer and Jacob Korber from the
liooks; George Glessner, Scott Knight
and Jas. Murphy from the Scotts, and
Sam Mclaughlin, George Montgomery
and Harry Mandell from the Grants.
The composition 10 good and first class
ass slant chief could be selected from
the list.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18
Bold BarHtaru,

\ number OF the rooms at the San
Felipe hotel were entered by q burglar or
burglars, last night snd number oi the
dodgers al that popular hostlery awoks
this morning TO fnd themselves relieved
OF their spare change. The thief didn't
seem 10 care for watches or jswelry, or
any hing that might tell on him. he Was
doing a strictly cash business and would
not accep, anything else. Fortunately,
none Of the occupants % the rooms Wis.
tied happened 10 have much money in
their packets, and the individual LOSSES
we're not large. Mrs. Kornbsrg Was the
heaviest loser, and her poke, was re,
heyed ot sixteen dollars, the other rooms
vIslt-d contributed about Ave dollars
aplece. The fellow seemed " bs very
bold about II, for be lit the gas 10 the
room in which Mr. aud MIRA Rornberg
we're sl--ping aud left It burn 10y. Sus,
picion rested upon one OF the walters at
the hotel, IA he was aeon coming out Of
one ~ the rooms, but an examiuat
failed 10 discover any article about his
person that could ~ identified.
80 much care IL always taken at the
San Felipe 20 protect the rooms Of guests
against such visits as the one referred 10,
that It is probable sense Of absolute %
curity caused most Of the parties 10 be
less careful than they otherwise might
have been.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18
rrsmLaens ea.araEers.

N. Bruns~ick. the retired jewish mor.
chant Of Las Vegas, Who 10 rated very
high 10 the hundreds Of thousands by
Braaistreets, was on his way 10 Silver
City Las, night. lie now spends consid.
cradle Of his time 10 looking up first Glass
government contracts
ID. ID. Bronson, president Of the II
Peso National bank ~. Il. Vac Ksack and
smother gentleman from Dsnvsr, the lat.
TOR two eastern capitalists interested with
French syndicate In an irrigation
scheme near II Paso, were on the train
bound Tor the south last night
Martin Miller, OF the Tenth infantry.
Who IVES lsft behind 81 Fort Union ono
ot the rsosntiy sbapdonsd forts-to over
80 tho property and pack up passed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18

According TO Rand & McNally's map Of
New Mexico, whore tho uncontirmed
grants are printed in green color, there
are none OF these in Collar, SIora, Ian.
coin, Chavez, Eddy, Grant, Sierra and
Sau Juan counties; while there 10 but
one very small ops, the Jose Sutton grant,
in San Miguel, and but two very small
ones IN Dona Ana, In Rio Arriba. Tsos
Santr Fe, Berual,llo, Valencia aud
Socorro, the uncontirmed grants are 10.
Gated. Socorro has but one Of thcse
dressings 10 disguise," but il is the
largest in the territory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18
SsHs DErAMTMENr.
Eir~t,ss or Om~er- 10 serve for the
EnssinE Wear.

Delegates from the hose compA n les
aud the Hook and Ladder company met
on Saturday evening At It., rooms % a..
Shentield Hook and Ladder ccnpan' ,
and elected officers Of the lire depart
ment ~ serve Tor the ens"'nR year. For
chief Of the department William Reicke,
Of the Hook aud Ladder company, WAS
unanimously chosen, u compliment Just
ly bestowed on q deserving young man
lie will serve with credit 10 himself and
benefit 10 the city, tor assistant chief,
Samuel Mclaughlin, ot the A. A. Grant
hose company, was chosen. His u a
merited selection. Tho department is in
excellent condition. and in every way
prepared to combat any fire that may &C,
cur.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18
Pepsia,,e. or the world.

The Statesmsn's Year Book for 1891
estimates the worlds Inhabitants last
year, exclusive Of the polar regions. TO
have been I. 487 Coz, 900, and the land sur.
face they occupy in whole or in part at
46-l0y00O square miles, OF which 2s,3G0,.
600 square miles, are fertile, l3,9oi,Oco
stcppe and $4,000 desert. The polar
regions are put down at ssS, 600 square
miles, with population Of only about
10000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18

In San Miguel county nearly 80 citi-
zens will coon be receiving pension mon
ey from the government, ranging in
amounts from tlOO TO si0 9 year. 30
loug NJ the parties live; also, 1t is estI-
mated that over t2,0Oo,OOO OF Indian de
probation claims from that county alone
will he isvorably reported and paid by
the government, in the aext few months
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18
Detective Lsyden, OF Denver, arrived

Detective Lsyden, Of Denver, arrived
yesterday, aad left last night Tor home.
taking with him the prisoner, Thomas
Kelly. who murdered James Harvill, q
printer, In Deuvsr last Sunday night Q
week ago, and who escaped TO this city.
whore be gave himself up TO Policeman
Van Leuvsn. The detective was the
guest OF Marshal Farr and his force dur.
Ing his stay In the New Mexico mstropo.
la.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18
They are Herr.

jacob Bochn, OF Denver. and A.
Brecher, gentlemen interested In the
early construction Of the Albuquerque
Electric street railway, we're passengers
10 tue city on last nights No. 3 from. the
north, The other Deuv~r and Chicago
capitalists interested 10 the scheme, we're
unsvoidably detained by business at
home, but their pr xies arc held by
Messrs, Boshm and Brscher, Their OBJ
isn. II to hold meeting, which is 10 ses,
sion this afternoon, with the Albuquer-
que gentlemen Connected with the ccz-
pany. effect . permanent organization
and Lsgin the work OF construction ut =,
early day a. possible. The hearty 90
operation 10 our citIEeus should 10 ex,
tended to them. Tor tbcss gentlemen un.
doubtedly mean business aod with their
capital expect TO give Albuquesqus an
electric street railway, permanent aud
first olRss. as sora a Il Gao be built and
put in running operation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18
Dta q ssse1 Think.

j. T.. Saint was elected mayor Of Albu
querque by q handsome majority, The
city has reason 10 congratulate herself
on the result OF tie election. She could
no, have done better. The republicans
elected 4 majority OF the council, school
trustees and the city clerk.-Siiyer City
Enterprise.