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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-10
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Mclrr- 90 uud street

mt the trstlcu.uui E-rr.' Mtycrs. uu
Not,h S,'uud street, ard mado PRETTY
gov haul They luSo-cd window DO
trr patlur at entered The, thou vrrt
upstairs aud sur.,--iu ly vent tht,url
the s,,rptus ro.ma - Mr Mr,rts nui
his servant gitl, Ms. Brrra I"Inr
From Mr. Movers they SECURED my
uUrcrt Howard sod watch urd ruun
! ckct ,c, N.'h diamonds, scarf pm
~ emerald nud dnmuuG-. aud "a cont.
dropping h" vest Nhrh they lni uIa..
IA the hallway dtNnr,airs rlrsc L rrds
the, uhlarcd Nmio Mr. aid Mrs Meyers
were plrcp,us sound, Nl'iu "a f.N f,rt
~ them After lcn,lre tie rupm = Mr.
Movers, the, gael up.n tie form - the
servant ,If'. euiisGrd themselves that
sho wu4 sound uslrcp, utl ruumrt ~, 4
searching tr vnlunb,r- Iney soon
found handsome lndt,s' su,d Na'ru
nUd cham, Wh.,N they appropriated. and
uu r'us'rs the door left 'ur the ground
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room and ptucr"drd ~ quiet way ~
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-10
Hasyr Fails

SrAr VAS Frc"lr'd ~ the city ester
day = H." failure 1T Seattle, Wash ~
J X Basy", formerly an Albuquerque
J"w"i"r II" enjoyed good busluesa
here, but II slrlug To- seek the northwest,
Nhrr. II bopm VAS then IA prugres-, he
anci,oued ~ h,z stock aud what Nas
not snld lie packed into boxes aud lett
Tor seattle. TINS Mas several years hgp
soon after reaching Seattle he branched
out N splendor, conducting the finest
!"Welry store IN a." northwest country,
TnE CIrlIrS now learns - he failure
tln,OO Had be remained IN Alba
qurfqur he would have continued u
prosperous business man,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-10

FROM the DALI oct ..
Herman 'I"nSen ana "lie' 81 santa
f", are IN the city
miguel Salalar, lawyer aud editor ot
Las Vegas, II III the cliy On court busl
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cattle man, ~ ~ the CIty tu daS from
Mngdnlcna
Srrapiu Romero. chief deputy marshal
fnr New Mexico. cam, down from Wig u
Mound last night.
NJ npl N,s NuIu,rn Hi, ur, L,r.
from Manzano. aud have rented u house
on north Second street
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to night With hs mother Tor has l.pun.l
ana home.
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The board OF county commissioners
TN" morning c"hNhT"ed TIA" N"'" cast last
week Tor The bridge BOMBS lhe N"'"
shows Il" follows, for or'"s" III 'or'"."S'
i'1g'' against 3!' Tor hridR" al A'un
qu"rqn"' l'iOl against I"
p Muir, Jack TEXANS, Frank Cab
son, Charles Bowman' Ch"nnc"y Burns
and Fred Wh't"m"u' party OF !oUy
hunters who went down the river on
duck hunt early SUNDAY morn'"g' re-
turned IN the evening The! d'd not
h"N" tn" luck they anticipated
j. T. Mclaughlin, superintendent 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-10

tremely heavy rhlus. lhH morning
lhus, bIDunhld. one ~ VI" "'lta r'i''
mcn during TAR week was rmIl"!"h "!
th" company, ana Wit return IN lew
days w The t"s"tN"''"" 'ut'nR W."
winter w." company VIII y" ih"lf it"Rh'
NIX from "ruslo"' on III" A'I"h'" "
Ih'ih'.
1.ra Ausrl,e, or two yeats 'aN collector
~ that cpuut,, ,ulird ~ Im CulrN -
ice this morning Mr.. ibt ~ her"
With ,ieW - locating, and W. he ~ u
progressive rttlzrn II ~ hor"d he wall
conclude To- ttrp ~ this eats llr ~ Ncll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-10

hu,a Vtlh mr. guns using To" uo,eclrts
~ rn''rdgr, hto sUurg ~ tuo htds n, u
Rapid rae, llsl...d b" stopped Some
v'. Dr. - VIE, /. .,...," u.,h.' lu tie
e.. aud lru .v,.u- i'o.Nr would
f..IuV
y T. Dul,on, ur.'ler u Il. l.. DId
sun. Who ia h"tr quite H. arrived n.t
night from san Deg Cal, Nlero he tsa
general lusUtau,r agent Ihc,.k man
has h,ru ttk"u t. tho r,ulvnu. = l.u..
lshrr Mood, NN"'r hc NIl r,r..,o bet -
Hnd Nud"t treatment
e., Grange ar hs hr.lo r,o Mics
WI'oun Wurrr|. ~ lnfnI Kan. nf
t.,d ~Uuiu, nfgh' aud 49,, r.ugw,o
N.uuqurtiuo u- lhrr fu'urc nuuc iuc
loot racer has many fr,nts 100 'hur city,
Nho !.ru with luu CIUlvIu welcoming
han and ts NJ'r - Albuquerque, ANA
N,.h,s ihrm happy MARI eel N"
Hon Luseuo fl-to 'lo oNtelIru, Rud
roup",rnt lut,i State prI-c,l, 0us
attorney, - i"rror .. esd ,Iuyfs aud 49,
pc"ln'y tothu-o Nh' rrnr,,rr adultery
h""n1rrN.'s 'Nr morality ~ tie Territory
r,u" dow frm Santa IT, last night
and pay lu Nr APPEARANCE ~ 'hr court
3 nu,so tins wntu.g ll,.,tp good trm
for prose- .,l's ht- ol,-cs
TIE r'.pk u,ra.Hr. 4 'hr Grrtrr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-10

/ \ young man, giving hlE name - Fran \
/ Ready, Hrcldrutly K,llrd himself at Vim
] sluA, Arizona, Friday night last. lie Was
whi'n he rutr,.d down ~ his trousers m
, front ~ hiui. Tell out and the hammer
struck on ia" rail \ raItrIdg" IN the
wraI.on immediately "xpInd-d and u a.
Cd'hrr bullet w"ut crashing thtuu.h h,h
left lung !, ~ supposed that h" stopped
Ia pick up something on ia" ground
ah.n The revolver fell out In" wound.
al man VAS picked up 10y s.Nrra switch
men, WORKING near 10y at the time. aui
carried Va TIA" drput, lie fingered, rui.
f"rlng TIA" most lnt"Ur" agony. until Sat
/ urlay afternoon, when hr uied lie Wis
original! from Winchester, Ind. where
| hls folks reside, but came from Colorado
aud Mas al route To r'lug-tnff 10 work Tor
the saw mulI company,
Vt Prescott Junction, on the Atlantic
/ n Pacific, lat lhursdAy. M nnknua n
/ man, While attempting 10 EWI'g under
/ ito hrHk" beam ~ II moving passenger
/ tram. lost Lls hold and Tell arro,s the
| rMl. Both less were severed from the
bpdy aud hc hlcd To- death several hours
/ aitetUHrds. Here was nothing on hl-
/ peers "a tu ,nhIcht. his name, aud when
asked. Just before he braRtLrd his last,
where he came from an What vas his
nHm" he replied Il would rather die
/ unkuoWu aud be buried out here am
81 ~ good family back east, have been
Maynard Tor u number 81 years, aud du
not want my renp'e to know the manner
m which die" Although impottnued
by those Who interested Themselves IN
the dying mans behalf, he would not
give out any Information ~ tu hls ld~nil
~ aud where h." came from. lie Wa
/ buried at Prescott junction.
I Yesterday afternoon the committee on
credentials reported iayornbly on the al
mission 90 a.. bar ~ Goorge Estes and
q, W, johuston. The latter gentleman
Is from Cooper county, Mo, where Tor u
number ~ years he filled the Office ~
prosecuting attorney, Mr.. Estsa comes
from Durango, Col where he was a prao-
tlcIng attorney, Both gentlemen have
ability and give promise ~ succs.a hare
j W Haplng aud wife, residing oa
the ranch u the Antslope Spiings Cattle
company, are IN the city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-10
The "Whi-LS Leaks" Win

Yesterday afternoon a N,N exciting
gnwr ~ ha4' huii NGs played hc'N,rr
the "\ryrt SN"nt-," rumi "t,'d - pIhr
t"r"rr. plumbers and puutrr', ard the
"Whskl B"sks," Constituting a.. hr,yk
ltirrs. liy mutual consent Pete Nj.
Cauu, ~" calculated LEFT ur,dc- - the
Maruuus. v'li,lt,d ~ umutr. uud al
though hr Na- called upon lu uurH>rl
som" rNrc"drgl! IT," plays h." prrf'rm
rd IT." thHuk,s- pus ltiuu with ~ tire rat
mfnr,luu I" Captains lieh,f,ut and ilns'
gard. ! h" game Was hutly contested
tom hrert ulng 10 end, aud It was No
uInu" game untI. tie la't player Was uut
"a rhrciosjus Iuulue The result shuw
II that the "Nhsk! Lrok- lad glut.
,'ut ) sal "rd their opponents h! IT,"
score # - To- H. TIE "NrNct Swcn,e''
nav" tie honor u making u r,rnn Lumr
run dfN" aud performing th"uul> double
play ~ H." game JamcH MrCurt,stun
Nor booked 10 catch Tor the Mover
Swrh'e' hnd Edward Dodd war t. hnyr
don" tie tHir,ue Cor the "Whrky
Lrnke,' lu' lhry tnlrd To put ~ au up
IrHrnu wien the sam" NUs called,
thus Disappearing u WHO" raft ~
trlrLd,, Although drfchtr,!, Captain
Lghtfuot immediately after the match
chaIicr g'd Captain lispgHrd Tor another
gam. next Sunday AFTERNOON 4 good
crowd witnessed g." sport Yesterday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-10
Publis Library.

At the n@,iug Of the library assucl'
alton held at the san Felipe hotel ycs.
lrrlay evening III. following we're elected
directors; Mrs. Rose, Mr., liHIeldlnr,
Mrs. Crazy, Mrs Chldcrs, Mrs Folsom,
Mira Field, Mrs. Furgussnn, Mrs Mey.
lcrt, aud Mrs Il 'dey, After the meeting
~ the ASSOCIATION directors meeting
MAS he'd, and the following ofioers were
elected Tor the ensuing year Mrs, Scion
L, Rose, president; Mira Chiders, and
Mrs, liazeldne. wee presidents, Mira.
Crazy recording secretary; Mrs. Fergus
son, corresponding secretary, and Mira,
Folsom, treasurer, The regular stand
ing committees, aud special comm.
tec 10 appear before tho council, were
then appointed, and the council adjourn.
ali
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-10
A O. God Idea.

The Albuquerque CITIZEN IN in favor
OF having = permanent exhibit 81 the
products OF the territory, NJ tha, s,ran.
gers coming to Albuquerque could Sec
and Judge for themselves the quality
OF the dIferen, articles produced IN the
various sections, Tar CITIZEN Rd,o,
Gates an Immediate commencement,
having that end in view, The idea 10 q
good one, AMI should he acted upon by
the citizens in every partition OF the ooun.
try.-Slver City Enterprise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-10

TW'NT II-ITI NV 7 tIIIl :
| r"r'if! IT," above tu l-' CORE I.
4 VI WulruNu, / NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-10

81. Fitch, prominent and success
ful lawyer - Sprurru, N here, looking
after hln interests before the district
court.
The United States dpcket IL very
heavy and ior ,h,s month Attorney
fIske vii be kept busy.
On calling the United States grand
Jury thus morning, George h. Neh"r,
vito Was sworn "a yesterday afternoon,
failed 10 answer when his name WAS
called, and on motion ~ Inltci States
Attorney Flskr, the court utde'"d an at
,achment a. issue Mr., Neher oversight
himself
II ~ remarkable the number 81 ar-
pra.s taken from Justices courts 10 tho
district court, enough having been sent
up, should they Hll have Useu dpcketsd,
10 keep the court grinding away on them
for months.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-03-28
A GREAT

The people of the State may
now feel a sense of relief. The Legisla-
ture has served out its full sixty days
aud quit. The constitution put a limit
to its existence or ii would have
staid in Carson all Summer. 1t did
nothing for the people. 1t was faithful
to the bosses and two corporations. 1t
refused to count the votes Of the people
placed in the ballot box for a constitu-
tional convention. 1t gave notice to the
world that it either knew nothing Of the
principles Of free government or cared
nothing for the expressed will Of the PEG.
pie. 1t was, in short. a failure and q
disgrace to the State. II was stupid and
and c~onscienceless to a degree. Eureka's
delegation was no worse than the rest Of
the dominant party. They were all
tared with the same stick. The
Central Pacific Railroad Company and
its minions own the Republican party
and through it controls and runs the
| State.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-03-28
Why THEY SANG.

The New York Journal gives an explain.
alton Of the merry song singing in which
the House Of Representatives engaged on
the morning of the last day OF
its session. 1t says it was all
caused by 9 collation. spread in q cloak
room by the millionaire Congressman.
James J. Belden Of Syracuse. The
members, irrespective Of party went into
the feast at midnight and before many
minutes the table looked as il it had
been hit by a Cyclone. In less than q
half an hour the Congressman had drunk
all Of the fifty gallons Of milk punch,
and this only made many of the mem
bers wish for more drink, and a raid was
made on the House restaurant. But the
stock down there had Iun low, so q
couple Of colored BARRIERS employed in
the House tonsorial establishment were
sent out in search of several gallons of
whisky. They found a place open in
South Washington which is known as
tina Negro Chophouse, and where the
quality of "stuff"is famous. The ten
gallons of this vile beverage was drunk
by many of the Congressman. The
members who were sober, or who had
still command left of their intellects,
seeing that the session would terminate
in a disgraceful manner adjourned the
Hnnaa
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-03-28
Cured.


An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an
East India missionary the formula OF q
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure for Consumption,
Bronchitis, Cstarrh. Asthma and all
throat and Lung Affections, also a posi.
tive and radical cure for Nervous De-
bility and all Nervous Complaints, after
having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases. has felt 1t
his duty to make II known 10 his suffering
fellows. Actuated by this motive and a
desire to relieve human suffering, / will
send free Of charge, to all who desire it,
this recipe, in German, French or En-
elish. with full directions for preparing
and using. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp. naming this paper. W. A.
Y.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-03-28

8. F. News Letter: The Nevada
Legislature has passed a ballot reform
bill. This insidious attack on the rights
Of the common people should not pass
unnotioed. When q Senator is to be
chosen hereafter in Nevada. or Q lottery
to be chartered, il will be impossible to
invest any money in bribing the voters,
and all the sacks will therefore be con-
eentrated on the Legislature. What
does the honest farmer, who counts on his
modest election day earnings to pay his
taxes, think Of this fragrant attempt to
monopolize the resources whose benef-
cent influence should f~ertilize all the
fields Of industry.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-03-28
4 GOLD BUG FROM A SILVER
STATE.

United States Senator Powers OF
Montana was interviewed in New York
recently on the silver question. This is
what he said:
at will not do for three silver.produc.
ing States to attempt to dictate the
financial policy of the whole country"
he said. Colorado, Montana and
Idaho, Of course, want to dispose Of their
silver at the best possible prices. l
think that the rest of the country is
willing to act fairly with these States, il
they do not ask too much. 1 do not be-
lieve it best TO adopt free coinage while
bullion is worth only 81 per ounce.
| When legislation is enacted that will
advance the price Of bullion, which l
hope will soon come, free coinage will
follow naturally"
This fellow Powers occupies one Of
the two stolen Senatorial seats from
Montana. He voted againt the Senate
Free Coinage bill last Winter. He is a
disgrace to Montana and the Union.
He kept himself out Of the Penitentiary
a few years ago, az is asserted, by hire
ing witnesses to perjure themselves in
his behalf. He first stole himself rich
and then stole . seat in the Senate. He
is a man of no brains and is utterly de-
void Of character. His colleague, one
Sanders, has been the instrument OF thu
Northern Pacific Railroad for twenty
years. There is this difference between
Sanders and Powers. Both are scoun
Derby racals-net. But Powers is o foo
while Sanders has ability. 1t is a singular
thing that the Republican party in run
ming and electing men to the great Of
fees Of the country never seem to carr
anything about character or past records
At least two OF its Presidential candi-
dates in recent years were men Of badly
smirched characters, while in Office, and
upon grounds that would carry convic-
tion to any unbiased mind. But oficia
integrity, or the lack of ii. has but little
weight with the 6. o. p. as . rule. if We
are to judge by the numerous cases that
have been brought to the notice Of the
country. There seems TO be . something
in certain kinds Of partisan politics thai
blunts the public conscience.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-03-28
WHITE Pine COUNTY, UiEms.
Items of interest," Clipped from ths
white Pine News Of March. II.

John B. Williamson, County Treasurer,
il having q severe struggle with the grippe.
His lie the only case in own where the
patien, is confined to bed.
They have all had a bout with the grippe
up at Ward except M. b. Garaghan and
John McGoren, who don't appear 10 have
any vulnerable points in thu, respect
VIM. Read, superintendent OF the Moni-
tor mine in Taylor, was in tow Thursday
after men 10 fill positions 10 The Monitor
mill which will be started up on the lst OF
April.
II. K. Nichols Of White River, who
has the Peacock mine bonded, will resume
work on ii IS soon as be can get men on
the ground. Work was stopped . few
weeks ago on account OF sickness.
Chas. Peck is reported to be quite Ill in
Taylor. His malAdy is said 10 be some
thing closely allied 30 miners consump-
tion aggravated by the disease that has
been so lately epidemic. Charley has q
host Of friends pulling for his recovery.
Over $500 in gold was taken GU, Of
Boone Tilford's placer claim In Osoeols
one day last week with 9 dry washer. We
understand water will soon be brought IN
the ground from the 0sceola Compsny's
ditch which is but a short distance above
the claim.
J. F. Cupid, County Recorder. was 81.
tackled by a vicious dog on the street We'd
nesday and received q severe bite 10 the
calf OF the leg, which broks the skin and
left, q bad bxuise. j. +. % inds il diff
cult to amble. The dog died that is, A. O.
House. the owner, promptly took the brute
out and shot hin.
Col. j. A. Heating, Prof. Jos. Cans and
r. II. Franks, OF Montana, arrived By
Thursdays Cherry Greek stage. They
came for the purpose Of taking 9 look ct
the miues around Ely. Mr.. Franks was here
over q year ago and it is fair to conclude
be WAS favorably impressed with the show
ing here.
W. G.. Lyons, one OF the owners OF the
Chairman mine, marshsled bis forces
Thursday and resumed work on this claim,
10 having been closed down for three weeks
on account OF the general i'll health Of the
community. II is generally conceded
that the Chairman is hard 10 beat, that ID
stands In the forefront and gives promise
Of becoming one Of the best pieces Of min
Ing properly In the State. II will be
remembered that fourteen IONS Of ore from
this claim were worked at the Monitor
mill producing close on 10 $500 10 the ton,
1926 Of which was gold. They don't beat
this showing anywhere.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-03-28
THE JURY STORY COMING OUT.

The story of the corruption of the
jury in the Hennessy case is now coming
out freely. Confessions have commenced
and testimony is being gathered on all
sides that will bring the whole shameful
business to light, There has been album
dant evidence visible to those who have
closely watched the case, the attorneys
for the prosecution, the committee Of
fifty and the police have fully realized the
situation before the verdict was rem
dered.
1t remains but to collect and formulate
that evidence before the grand jury to
secure the punishment of the guilty par
ties. The terrible tragedy of Saturday
will hasten this end. The truth will now
come out the more readily. The bride
given and the bribetaken will be pointed
out, and We hope with sufficient certainty
to secure a large addition to James Jail
gang.
And let not the perjurers be forgotten.
The police force have a fine field to work
in that direction. The alibi witnesses
should be tracked night and day and
some examples made of them. The peo.
Pile want to get at the bottom facts in
relation to this trial and the whole truth
brought to light, no matter how seri.
ously they reflect upon our system of
criminal Jurisprudence New Orleans
New Delta.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-03-28

New York World; The late Congress
did not peg out without . CLEAN Of
humor here and there. While the House
was trying to decide whether to add
$50, 600 to . bill that didn't need il.
Mr.. Herbert told q story. "Some years
ago." be said, "there was q bill before
the California Legislature in relation to
an increase of salaries. and the question
was involved whether the Treasury was
in 9 condition to stand il. One of the
members excused himself for a few mo-
ments. and when he returned said, Mr..
Speaker, / an just from the Treasurer,
and he tells me that there is 1886 5 40
In the State Treasury. and / move, sir,
that we rake heri'"