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Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-02
"weIl, i Should Say so."
nd the hewgag. beat the m.tom.

Sound the hewgag, beat the tom tom,
Make the hurdy gurdy yell,
Far and wide across the prairies
Praise of Quaker Oats to tell
"It's the dandy dish for breakfast
Or to eat three times day,
And the people who have tried them
Will respond: "Well should sayp'
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-02
For DurabiIitv and Reautv

painters use only the Sherwin-Wi Williams paints,
for sale by II. Mathews cor. Second and
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-02
Bakery
ARE YOU MADE miserable nv Indieestio,

Ebinger's bakery and ice cream and dining
psrlors, cor. Third and S. Spring SITS.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-02

Horse blanket and buggy robes at Foy's sad
dlery house, 315 N. Los Angeles street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-02

Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Vel
low Skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is positive cure
For sale by Heinzeman, 222 N Main, or Trout,
Sixth and Broadway.
Evening journal., 1891-12-09
NERVOUS DISEASES.
How One Feels When Suffering From
Disease OF the Nervous Syltem.
now 10 GET WELL.

You suffer from aches, pains and
! dozen different troubles ana don't know
now to account for them. You suffay
= ON pains In the head and are 80 riddw
yoa fear you Will fall Food distresses
you. Sometimes .you bloat with gas.
you arN troubled with costiveness irrsgu-
lar bow. 'ls; you are upset with nausea
you are nervous, irritable and despond-
ent y0r "a restless and not able ta
sleep; you have chills with hot hushes.
the eyes and nkin take a yellow tinge.
the heart beats in an irregular way; the
breath Is short on the slightest exertlon:
your hands and fee get cold and cIammy.
You get tired out EARLY and have an all
gone feeling, aud you have lost all
energy. DIR. Marstou treats these COM
plants underHtandingly. and no matter
how long you have suffered or whom or
what you have tried be will cure you.
Mrs Mary Williams, q lady living az
No 1881 Croskey street, Philadelphia.
gives the particulars of her treatment.
II bad been N for several years from
what the doctors called malaria I used
to have chills nearly every day. followed
by fever; my nervous system became
shattered, aud | was dreadfully weak, tho
slightest exertlon would cause me to
tremhle and my heart TO palpitate I
would get very giddy In my head Ny
skin got sallow; my appetits was variable,
sometimes voracious, then again nothing
would tempt ms to eat l consulted
and WAS treated by as many as nine
physicians, but ncne gave me any relief.
In fnct. | grew woree
1T seemed that all they could think Of
was qnnine, and so was dosed with IL
until my system was fairly saturated
with the drug, | became well nigh dis
couraged OF ever being better but
friend, who had been greatly benefited by
the vegetable remedies prescribed by DR..
Marston the specialist, Induced me to
give him trial The result was a most
happy one for Il Is now over a year since
first went to him aud after weeks
treatment. TO the present time | have
not had one Of the old so-called malaria
fore described have also gained
eleven pounds IN weight.
81 gladly report the result OF my ex-
perlenee with the different treatments.
Il Is due to DR.. Marston that owe my
present health
Dr. Maraton, No. 1914 South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Is specialist in the
diseases above mentioned and has made
many remarkable cures. His patients
can be seen.
His endorsers are not located In some
far of country: they are right here In
this town and will gladly testify to his
ability In curing them. These testimok
ials can be seen at his office or viii be
sent by mail II desired
Evening journal., 1891-12-09
CROSS EXAMINATION.

Clearing Hoasf.
TIE exchanges Of the Wilmington banks
al the clearing house to-day were Total
s181. 503 o.: balance. a14 9eS a.
Evening journal., 1891-12-09
knd rnn MN

Georre Vi. Mcbride an aged citizen Of
Waterford, n j. dropped dead on the
southbound track OF the p. W. & rail
road At the Fourth street crossing
at ~ 80 o'clock this afternoon. He was
carried TO tho watchman's box at the
crossing, where he died 3
few minutes afterwards. Mr. Mcbride
had come to sthis city on the steamer
BrRndywine TO visit bis dauEgter, Mrs.
Emma Wright OF No. 733 Pine street.
His body has been removed to his daugh.
ter's home. where Coroner Sparks was
notified The cause Of death was heart
disease. -Four daughters and three sons
survive him. DR. Joseph r. Smith the
coroner physician, issued certificate Of
death from the above cause He was "a
wears old
Evening journal., 1891-12-09
Pictures sold on instalments or fol
cash at Yerger's, 4l9 Market street,
STORIES OF THE DAY.
Love. Notable onpaus.t.

DO you love him, MRbelg
There was an unmistakable ring Of
triumph In the proud fathers voice AS he
addressed the question TO the beautiful,
qneenly girl who stood with downcast
eyes before him.
Yes" She answered softly. the rich
blood mantling her cheek and brow.
Il have told him, rejoined the father,
that / shall interposs no obstacles in
his way II he can win your affections
he has my full and free consent may
say toyou, further my daughter, he con
tinued, that in gaining the love OF a
young man like Harold Billmore you
have made conquest that gratifes my
pride IS father aud commends itself 20
my judgment as man. he Is Of good
fsmily, upright. honorable, hlghminded
the possessor Of competence, and IN All
respects the one whom above all Others
Z should have chosen aa the guardian OF
my only daughters happiness
Yes. papa she replied, her face
lighting up with smile, ''hes a corker
Evening journal., 1891-12-09
AnTpi.ut.Ion or.n,,d

Chancellor salisbury has granted an
injuoetiion restraining Jennis Mathews
Of Baltimore, from destroying or remov.
ing buildings or property from the farm
ahe recently secured. 1t Is alleged under
false pretenses, from Stephen o. Wal.
ton. OF near Iron Hill, Md. In exchange
for houses 10 Baltimore The complainant
was James Hossinger, who holds the
mortgage on the farm. he claimed that
tha barn was being torn down and the
young fruit trees removed The injunct.
ion is permanent as long rs Hosslngsr
holds the mortgage.
Evening journal., 1891-12-09
I,AKr h

Waltz, "Ang cia.".4...............l.a Ia There
Violin solo. "AndAnko,h from NendeisBohn's
minor concert, Henry fehling
@avuttc, knthustAHm, ,w..... M Bsrnatetn
Vocal solo, air from Carmen, !" ......... Bixot
hira May Brown.
String orchestra, .'Grsudma y 4.+.... LANCER
Galop, "Rmch In der That $500. j. atraues
Evening journal., 1891-12-09
Georro White.

contractor for hauling by the day or
hour safes and pianos moved and set
with care; furniture cars at short notice
histing aud rigging done. Ofice, No.
1913 FEench street
Evening journal., 1891-12-09
eRAce oacnrsrRh REcITAL.

rhs Young Musiotans VIII Save Their
First Concert ofthe scrsou. 'o-night.
The frat Of the grand concertA similar
TO those which were so sueceafnl given
by Grace Orchestra last winter " II be
given TO night In the Sunday school 'oom
of Grace Church The program viii o@
aa fctlove.
Evening journal., 1891-12-09

Always take your CrRyon Pictures to
Hergers, 4iV Shipley street, 60 get them
framed at the right place.
Evening journal., 1891-12-09
KENNARD&CO
Christmas is Coming.

Fourteen days more for you to plan
work and make ready for the great day Of
the world
We begin in earnest to-day.
We begin where we always begin.
We begin with the great Christmas
Department Of Handkerchiefs,
We have a great Handkerchief stock.
Never so great before.
Hundreds Of beautiful silk embroider-
ed, both in colors and white, from zoe up.
Hundreds of Linen Hemstitched Fancy
Embroidered, 123c up. Hundreds of
White Embroidered Linen, hemstitched,
|124c up.
Thousands of plain Linen, ,hemstitched,
12c up.
For women, men and children:
All our beautiful fancy hand painted
work now open.
Call and look over; never had such a
fine line and neveratmore reasonable prices
Handkerchiefs and Novelties open the
great Christmas frolic. Everything else
will swing into line at once
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-31
a HAPPY Marriage.

L..ner l. Washburn and Miss Eva j..
Prorper were united in holy wedlock at
II o'clock tins morning At the residence
Of the brides father. on broadway, by
Rev. Stewart Z. Wright.
The bride wore beautiful heliotrope
dress, trimmed with rich lace. and ~ she
il recoguil..i ~ one Of Albuquerque
most beautiful be.les, looked charming
In she pledged lie long fidelity 10 her
husband
The groom In most excellent young
business geutlenlaL. anu In q partner OF
the clothing firm Of W. Z. LeonArd a Co.
Miss Eva, the pretty bride, IL the dsush'
ter u Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Proper. The
young couple number their friends 10y
the hundreds, who will join TIVE GIrizEs
in congtatulatIng them upon the step
they have taken.
The marriage was very . ivats, the
ceremony being Witnessed by only . few
Of the friends Of the high contracting
pGrtles
Mr. and Mira. Wsshburn left on To-
days north bound passenger train for
Chicago. New York and Boston, and
while away the young couple will pay
their resIects 70 Mr.. Washburn's pa
rents near Boston. They will he absen,
shout sIA weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-31

Tie gentleman. aui the wtuer tells the
Tribunes readerp tha' he is no. even n
s'coud ~ fighter Klltains mission 10
San Ftaucrrcp ~ To- ~, himself ~ trim
for hs coming hsht With Godfrey, u
heavy weight rolnFcd pug,l,s, from lio-
ton, which uccuts IN y f.s weeks
MARTIN Mnmtoth, the competent l~ok
k~rl-t Tor Maud"l' Brus \ Go. received
u letter yesterday from 1u, Jim" lIrgg.
~ Texas, telling HIM ~ rumc tu Austlu
~ "a good situation ~ m waiting Tor mn
Mr. Mnmtu,h knew Mr. llusg iuurt~n
years ago, aud mot tim daily NhDl. ~.
s,iing NJ Mlur".n. IrNn- lie says that
" *. II IT," mrSt I"pu,ht, ~" shtrN d""t
"h"g ~ Texas, and ~ - politician that
t"N can duNu lie ~ u hia man rs tail
Hui ing ~ judy" lrubr bat hlH Nifr
N ~ tiny, little Woman. WITH hrNrVr', u
bls heart Mr Mamu,h t-,n.,"- that
should he ~ to Austin, ttal GuNrruor
ilugg ~"uld Appo,rt hDm nI- private ~cc
Rotary lie will not give up hlS present
situation.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-31
Tmk nrNu HtLLpNa.
sieerse W w.,rser Beasd over SET.
Aeeenut 90 the ATalr

I &rerBe W NetnGrr Beano over VIE
Aecesst 90 The ATsir
Hon. =, A. Huboell. Que ~ I-fnRlillu
county's representatives 10 the legisle
ture, pas.ed mp the road 10 Santa Pc
from Socorro last night lie was calle,i
10 the Gem city to attend the preliminary
hearing ~ George W. Metzger before n
justice ~ the peace Tor the Killing ~
Jo~e Maria Chaves, mayordomo " Nj.
Hubbell's sheep herders, at Zuni sat
lakes the other evening. The jueticc
bonnd Mr. Metzser over 10 await the
action ~ the next grand jury IN the sum
~ tl0,un, which he readily gave
Mr.. Mrtzset then got On the passenger
train and came to Albuquerque, arriving
here las, night. THIS morning he called
al THE CiTi,ES office and l@ing Hsk-d
Tor correct sccoubt " the k!hug,
stated;
last summer Chaves stale n horse
from = ranch Ia the neigLbpthOOd u the
Xuui salt lakes and traded the animal
of A young boy, named Clemento
RUBY, knew that Chav-a stole the hurr"
aud informed several men. This a.eme,l
to ~ ,ta,ste Chavea, Who made many
threats that he inteuded killing the hoy
tu put him out oi the SRy ~ witness
should he be arrested Tor the theft lie
continued h,s threats, but no opputtuui.
y Was presented FOR him to carry them
INTO execution. The evening | killed
hun, both % US were horseback aud v.r.
going out to the herderr. Tn the way he
said that u NOuld not let hun ~ back
and kill the 10y he would kill me lie
then jumped oil his horse, pulled his rifle
FROM the sosb0arl, and fired at me- with
out r-sult, tue ball. however, pa-s,t,g
through my oyerrnat. then pull,sl my
pistol aud commanced shooting. frung
three shots. ChAyes fell 10 the ground
fatally wounded On the third shot
then returned 10 the ranch house, gave
ORDERS u the men shat ,hey should de-
aud then rode Ia Grants station. where
| got on the tram and went to Santa Fe,
Informing MIR iiubbell ot tn. deal"
mir. Mstzser, Tue CIrilIs under
stands that the Chsves you k,llcd was "a
cousin ~ the Chavez who killed your
brother, l"ncoln M"tzasr, ut PaJarito
| abunt three years aguY'
"He IN IN no way related, as far NJ
know, to the Chavez Who toully stah'-d
M, bruySer 20 death. The family ~ the
tChAvrs | killed reside ut LIS Padillas, u
few miles below rHJari,o. lie has ri Aa>s
been regarded as bad man aud u terror
wherever he worked"
WAS hls body brought home iur
burial, or was hs buried ut the rAnrhs"
81 do not know. ~ | left tha ranch u
few minutes after the killing. AMI un nay
way to the railroad station passed 10y the
spot where the shooting took place, tie
VIA then lying dead on the ground. In
all probability he received some kind ~
burial nj the ranch"
Mr.. Metzger snys that he very much
regr.ta the killing but IN order to save
his own life no was compelled to commit
the deed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-31

Several doctors .nphaticaIly deny that
there II cGse Of la grippe IN the city,
and thoee Who suffer with sure throats
should not complain 81 having the grip.
Rev. h. Lyman Hood, superintendent,
Of the Surk ~ the Congregational
-hurch, hw returned from a religious
trap 10 the towns along the Atlantic a
Pacific road,
Mrs. \. NJ Codington, Who has peen
absent on u three months visit Ia rela
t,,,~ aud friends at Manchester, Ohio,
returned home last evening 10 the grea,
10y II TIE Old man, Who has appeared
cal HnJ i1rsaken during the lady's aD
HcLrs.
LdNRfi Feet, Sierra county cattle
fal-ot general merchant aud democratic
politician, came doWn from santa Re
ln-, uIp'' { AMI Is miIing with Albuquer
qurHns to day. Mr. Feet represented
he county ia the lower houss % the ter
uturH, legislature four years ago,
Ih.s Afternoon there IL rejoicing at the
Mhudr!i Mansion gu North Fifth street,
HHd 1t IT. All over the arrival 81 y line
looking young by. Mayor Mike Nh.
drd II bcus congratulated, aed bus
brother, Felix, Is ~ much Interested IN
the matter that he cannot keep the news
quiet. Here's 10 you. Mayor Mike, your
w,fe and tie new son. Thanks for box
81 clsHrs.
l.art O. sht the Guards held an import.
MI meeting, aud disc uss,.d matters per.
tauIu. 90 their coming military ball
Capt. Berry addressed his compeny
told them that he had been selected cap.
tam, MAJ going 10 be captain, that he
hrll his commission M such from the
governor, and that lac intended making
the Guards the crack military organiza
tluu Of the southwest. II ~ understood
that Gov Prince aud staff have sig
HIiicd thrlr attention TO attend the bal
81 the Guards
Tie Vienna bakery will change hands
on the ,th uf February, Joseph Marrll
AMI Joseph llslbekann having purches
rd the business through u. L. Althelm
81 Mr., Berger, the outgoing proprietor
has he"u working constantly, day and
DIght, Tor about eight years aud intends
low to take IA long rect. lie and family
WIll move INTO Il cir comfortable resi-
drncc ou north Fourth street, and thu,
summer vii 20 10 the Jenies hot springs
for u months recreation. Mr.. Halle.
kahn. one u the new proprletors, 10 &,
first class baker.
Felix lcrea, Ia man about 90 years old
who resides nj Los Ranches dc Albu
querque. walked Ia from the mountains
the olir~s day, being compelled 10 do "
by hls horse getting away from him
The walk WIS through snow, and the
day exceedingly cold. On reaching hil
home, the old man became delirious ant
could not speCk. lie fingered in tina
condition for three days, dying yesterda,
morning. lie formerly worked for tn,
lrsarrl brothers, and at the time Of hi
death WAS n the employ Of Guadulup
Guuerres acting as overseer OF tina
gentIeman's herd VI horses in the noun
tAInB.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-31
Sprin4 Races.

The DRIVING Park HSsoclatiou held
meeting Mt the NJ, tropnlItan last nigh
and decldrd Ia CIV. spriug races, but the
dates on AhIch the Faces will occur we're
not s-t. Sore ary tirHch ~ III receipt ~
II letter from A NJ. pryur, u horseman of
Purulo, who s,Hles that u he could come
here. attend the races, and get back to
Pueblo ~ IA To give lila horses weeks
Rest before the races there begin, he
would bring seven hnrs@a IT his own and
others would ship hrrseS along with
them. The dates ~ the races here viii
no dub, be- mad. 10 suit he convent
euces ~ horsemen froL abroad. The
meeting adjourned until next Tuesday
night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-31

lFI'Hl w" bh'l)' jan "''l
Since the SECOND cavalry has taken
posr.ssion Of Fort Wugale the cant.eu
has been re.opened
The condition u r. Is, Pope ~ abuut
the same HIS attending plIyrlclun
states that he Is likely Ia hnger several
days yet,
j Is. Lucero, who has been dulug
special work ~ the prubat. clerks iii q,
left to-day Tor Wagon Mound. lie Is on
u real estate deal.
Mrs. &. r. Naudever and daughter,
NJ lss Jessie, leave - morrow for VISIT
ot several weeks 10 Mrs. Benson, "A sister
~ Mrs. Nandsyer, at EldOradu, Kan.
The dance al Thos Posts last night,
IN honor ~ the marriage OF Allsteo Mar
tlnel aud M,ss Helena Garcia, VIA large.
~ attended and yer! orderly conducted
j. T.. Goodlahler, the 81. Louis drug
tourist Who enjoys himself every trip h-
makes 10 Albuquerque, II he,e from the
north and has u tue stock u Samples at
the ArmIjo,
DIR, Am.s, the dentist, has received u
very handsome and valuable dental
chair. can be used IN seven pus,l,ons
aud In the Gould patent II cost luld
down here tll7.
Josr Lopez, u brother 81 Patio Lopez
died at his Tesdence Ia BaTelHH last
right and Will lee buried Ia morrow
morning, lie leavre u wife The dr
ceas,d was about ~ years old.
r., ". Heyu. the Railroad Rven e fur
nliure dealer, ~; home last ughl, aud
Was first informed ~ the death ~ his
father AT Sh"bo!gan, Wis, which ~
cu,r"d while he wa. On the tram coming
home.
W Moore Clayton received letter
thus morning from j A. Riley, ~ brad
streets, now at Gr.entield. Ind on u
visit, IN which he states that he ~ still
confined Ia his room aud will not be able
To return home Tor several 80, ks
A. w. Jones, wee prerlden aud mana
yer II the Eastern Banking company ,
Hastings, Neb,, ana u particular friend ~
\ NJ, Folsom, president u the Albuquer
qu" National bark, ~ u late ARRIVAL IN the
Ne" Mexico m"'iup"lls lie IL q gu"ei ~
the residence ot MIR. f"lsom
Richard G,bilu, who conducts the
Copper company rt"r. ~ san P"dro, l.
here to-day anu ID around with Z. L.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-31

lflbU' NUf 'AltN' ian ~
Louis Msndeil will leave IN u few day +
for Chicago, whsr- he will see his IA
tended. Mas Eseie Is. Lamn II ~ uu.
derstood that Louis will forsak- single
bsssedness some time in September
next.
Emil lIrcsh, the gen,lsmanly and
popular commercial traveller Tor Roths-
child Bros, the extensive ST. LOUIS hat
ters, IL IN the city. Emil travels al,
through the southwest and states that
every where he has been merchants are
Dragging Of good times.
The smoke stack OF the new electric
light works was hoisted into position yes-
terdAy afternoon. Superintendent DAVIS
s,sles that all the machinery for he
plant, eIcep, the engines, which are ex
pected in few days, have arrived, aud
tina, the work will be ready for opera
ton In n few weeks
This morning Fred. IIeyn received IL
telegram from Sheboygan. WIS. an.
nounoins the death Of his grandfather,
and father Of +. w. Heyn. there ysster.
day afternoon. His death 10 the result
Of cancer Of the stomach. Mr.. lIeyn IL
on hs way 10 this city. and will not
know Of the death Of his father until
his arrival here.
Howard Clark received letter yest4r
day from his brother at t,os Angeles,
telling him OF the dsath Of his grand.
father, J. NJ. Fears, which occurred at
Pomona, Cal, the other day, The old
gentleman vas "a years Of age. THIS
makes three deaths IN the Immediate
family Of Mr.. Clark since last May-a
sister, father and grandfather.
The people OF Gallup will apply To the
government for the appointment OF n
United States commissioner and depu.
y United States marshal, to be station,
cd At Gallup, for the arrest and punish
menl Of parties ceiling liquor ~ Indiana
1t IL suthoritivsly stated that liquor ~
being sold by certain saloon keepers aud
others OF Gallup " the Navajo Indiana
thus creating trouble between the tWo
races.
II is understood and the report comes
from good source that meeting oI
White Caps was held in old town ths
other evening, aud that u WORTHLESS,
gang OF young Mexicans, who nsvel
work, residing in the chihuahua section
Of the CITY, attended. II 10 also SAT-
that they are saving up what money
they can get, and are buying high ,orown
ed, broad. rimmed white sombreros, u,
they will be known 10 each other. Der
nslillo county cannot 20 through whGI
San Miguel experienced last fall, ant
tho sooner these White Cap meetings ar,
suppressed the better.
Jake Kilrain. tho prize fighter whom
John l. Sullivan licked several years az,
tor The championship OF the world, ant
who could not stand up more than 81,
rounds before Corbe't, the California
fighter. passed through 81 Paso on hi'
way 10 San Francisco Tuesday. He II
accompanied by his wife, and was me a
the dspo, by q few FL Pasos sporl =
among them being George ". Sp-ck, lh'
sporting city editor Of the Tribune XII
rain did not impress George ~ pugllis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-31
Proposals for Feeding Prisoner

SEALED Proposals, Ia compliance with Chapter
lUj Law ~ lSsp, for t'ssing the county Prison
err - b.rua'illu tounty. Will h" rprciSssi 10y tn.
hArl ~ tuunty commissioners. n Their Office
~ Albuquerque. \. N on the hr-t Aunda, In
April. A. H. i-p,, "a tai ~ noon. ut which hour
they will la publicly "I-ne'i.
m" Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any ur all hId.
Any blidcr Ia whom contract may In Awarded
will H. TrJuircd ,u give u s,ISi aud sutiici"u
bond for the faithful performance ~ the con-
tract.
S.rtion s. Chapter iOD, Laws ~ i~Sp 1T shall
ls unlawful Tor the county com H-iunerp Of am
county tu trr"iN" bds ur pruIs'-Als, fpt ia. Iuf.
tsr-..- m"utiu nrI FROM any county 80 territorial
utrrt ur officers, ur from IL" az-ista, ar arsis-
tautS or deputy ur drputi.-, ~ -uoh officer ut
uihc"r officers, ~ for any assistants or dep
u ~ drputt"t such uthcoT officers Ia receive.
tak"u b'' interested IN, IN any way Whatsoever,
either directly ~ indirect }, amp ~ the pruhts,
gam Of tuIulumpntr ARISING ont ~ ur resulting
from such contract - contracts for f',siing such
rf-uurrS. VI! uil.S"r ur officers, - H-si-tAu' az
hs-l-'NutH ur deputy ~ deputies ~ snci officer
~ Officers violating the pruyi-Iop. of this $50.
tiou .hh'l H. u""n,-i suIItl IL n Ini-aI.rneshof,
aud upon cuuNic'iuh th"r"'t shall liz tnet IN .
sum not lcss than one hundred dollnr- aud ne;
more than hN" hundr,si dollars. ar lmpfisunmeni
IN toe county JaIl ne, ls~s than ninety days and
not NOR" thnu twclS" months. or bath at tie
disc elton ~ III" court trying such cLu-~ And
any party pAftiUe So convicted shall h- forth
with removed from office, fur The nv. Year, neat
! ensuing dislual h~i from holding pubic office
! Ia this tcrtit ~.
iiy order uf the Hard ~ County Comm isaion.
rrr.
I'M .sNNDOyAL, Chairman.
Attest, a v HAllllH l,tk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-31

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