davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-28
Miller < Peck
HOUSE CLEANING TIME.

HOUSE CLEANING TIME.
 We have been waiting for some time to give you few pointers on
 Wall Papers and OH Cloths.
 It is time now to think of house clean ing and renovating and as we expect to furnish large share of the necessary ar ticle where with to "fix up" house, we would call your attention to few of them
 In Wall Papers our new stock embraces many patterns controlled exclusively by us and our prices are so low that the ex- pense of papering a room is small enough to warrant a general re-papering of the houses in the city and surrounding towns. We quote for few days only. Enough Wall Paper for an ordinary sized room with border to match, as follows: For 55c, regular price e9c. For 75c, regular price SLIP. For S5c, Bronze paper, regular price LA
 For $1, Vanished Gilt Paper, regula, price $l.S5.
 This is enough to say of wall papers to- day, except that you can find in our stock all grades up to the finest goods compris effects. We are recognized as headquar ! ters for
 Ollcloths and LinOleums,
 W hich we carry in all widths and which we can sell to you, cut to fit your rooms and laid in workmanlike manner. Ou1 Linoleums especially, are worthy of you1 part icular attention. \ In Rugs, Portieres, Draperies, Lace Cur tains and Upholstery Goods ! Generally, our assortment will deligh you for it's completeness. Don't mics see ing the new Japanese Rugs. They are very desirable and prices mod ! crate.
 You need Carpet Sweeper this spring Our line of popular makes always affords satisfaction. It pays to buy a good ar ticle when purchasing sweeper.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-28
GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.
The Committee Reports on the Contested
 Election Case.

The Committee Reports on the Contested
 Election Case.
 HARTFORD, Mar 2S.-In the house to- day the judiciary committee reported adversely on the bill providing that jus tices of the peace. be elected at town elections only.
 MT Hotchkiss of New Haven pre- sented a petition from the Worlds fair commissioners asking for permission to exhibit the original state charter at the fair.
 In the senate Senators Pierce and Holcomb presented a majority report on the contested election case of Keeney, republican, and Pinney, democrat, oi the twenty-fourth district, giving tc Keeney 439 votes and to Pinney 1 ,235 votes. Senator Holden presented 6 minority report reversing these fieures. Both bodies adjourned until to- morrow.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-28
Reid & Hughes
E. aster Glove Offering.

Ladies 4 button Kid Gloves in tans and browns at soc pair.
 Ladies' button Kid Gloves, in tans, browns and reds, at 75c pair.
 The best quality Biarretz Gloves, will not rip, all colors, roc pair.
 Biarretz Gloves, in lavender, lemon and pink, at 9Sc pair.
 Ladies' 2 hook lacing Gloves, in tans, modes, states, black, red, green and navy blue, at Sl.00 pair.
 Ladies' 4 button White Chamois Gloves with binding ard buttons to match at $l apair.
 Ladies 4 button real Kid Gloves in tars, red, blue and green at Sl apair.
 Ladies' 1 button Gloves in fancy shades only, with fancy wrists, something en- tirely new, at $1,25 pair.
 Ladies' 1 button glace real Kid Gloves in tans, greens, reds and blue, with large brass buttons, at $l.35.
 N. B.-Friday next being a legal holi' day our store will be closed all day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-28
Montreal Herald Burned Out,

MONTREAL, March 2s.-The Montreal
 Daily Herald, the official organ of the Liberal party in this province, was de- stroyed by fire last night. The fire
 broke out in the upper stories of the
 building shortly after 10 o'clock and the structure was a total ruin at 3 o'clock this morning. The loss is 1925 ,000 their lives and several firemen were in iured
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-28
LOCAL LINES.

The best groceries, fruit and vegetables, and prompt and polite attention, all at LADD'S grocery.
 Try Phelan's cream java coffee, the best in the city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-28
Prominent BrIstol Man Dead

BRISTOL, Mar 28-Wallace Barnes, one of the most prominent residents of Bristol died this morning after an illness of three months with complication of Brights disease and heart trouble. MT ways been identified with the town in it's government and manufacturing in terests.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-28

NEW YORK, March 2S.-Forecast fol Connecticut, until D. m. Wednesday Fair, stationary temperature.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-28

The funeral of Alma Lux took place from the residence of her parents, I'll Kingsbury street, at o'clock this morn. ing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10

known, al TIE tobaorn being 10y "kahaus'
or "buhli.. bubll.@," aud yribuuks. or
long wooden p,p"a WITH long rlny buSls
hut IT happened that about 1876 s'mo.
bud, introduced irom lutkaj ~" va
rrb kupAu a. "rtgpruttp tthbcru' luin
GhiiHu, NLvnCo W. use hAs rpfcad. Now
49, general ~ the ptact,c" lat even IT,"
lowe p-asaui ~ porein gucs about ottl
cigarette case Hud makes his uWu
Smokes
H. nppearr that the Indian ,f,br- uu
the fcaot,nt,uur IA the lndinu ''rrtIfy
are thinking - s"If gu,otumctt % ru ia
dependent state. The tull llu.drd In
diane ~ the Cherokee, ChlukAraW
O.hso, Choc'aw, KickApoo Cheyenne,
ArprHu- and other tribes now living un
tr-"iyntiors ARE discussing the question
II allotment ~ lands IN e",crN,ty, aud
their iurlusufr ~ state liues
Tue LdIy Ntgus pubushes IL page
With lllustra,jlu ut u wonderful cave III
the GuadRInpc mpuu'Htue ~ Eddy c"un
lty IL ~ destined g. n"r1mr ',mp ~, h."
iEs "a many resp'cts more iu''r't'li
than tue Mammoth Gave ot KENTUCKY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10

oru"r gwen tho BarraruuiU 30 utrcd
that ycs-ul to DC nj least 5' miles
ava, uu tie r,cuiu, iu u"-tion.
~, igunlrd the l"t'u trr ho'p aud
The last named ship tried 20 CLOSE
". ih her" hut ,puld not Next n
boat wa. 'nwrroi from what was
thu. GIT tn bc the linrrarunta, bus
might soon cam" an and nothing moro
va. seen ~ either ship or boat
1hrur weeks later. when the Barra-
cur'n r".oln"d her consort. IL was
found from the log that she was
scv,u'y.'Ne mile. from Point Danger
aud 'hc l.ry"n ut the time she was
Hnpru."d tn have been sighted hy tho
lat,rr nud could not possibly ha,o
b.,u s.rn The captain also de-.
clarcd that lac did not lover IA boat
on the "a IN question. A month or
two later the lcyen Witnessed u STINT.
lar Phenomenon, tho my story OF
lowering the boat aud calling for
h,'p T., ~ repeated. II i-up' u"r"-.
cary 10 ndi that shc "hoy" away nn
her VOYAGE II would De- hard TO
conv ace lcycn sailor that ia"
"flying buchanan l. not II realty,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10
TWO CHILDISH STORIES.
which show That i"unE.t~r. Are some
times Wiser Ihsu Adults

Some hard lrulod nDet has Clcy-
,r,y ,.rurd mon ..l,u, rbilrr.n 81 n
n,I..,u. .rrn,,,h " Tho recollection NJ
If i,,ip.,. ,n mind n c,p,,l, ~ good
rLj.J .i,r.,. rcnnrx. ,bn Nav York
I,r,Id
\ mother OF my ncuualntanr, wa.
iu,r,..-ir, ur,, h,r Ii,Ic .nr tho
.prrn,urs. nnu ,,,nap.-. -, 1,rd III.
LIuo eye. were vi.,, omen with tho
wundor(ul story. ,lnurh ,L- dimp.cd
tu,,rs uoy,r rc,s.d ia ca-.s- tho
fncc nt "A ANAL dummy watch that
had h.,r nr.-cp,.d =, him AN Christ.
ma. duy I, w,. civilian, ,h,, Ma
mind liyiI,,I h,,,y,., ,ho Tr,a,nr
mud m, ,rc,tcd
.CnuId Gnd Jn ary,hir, ,,amn, ~
In O,,Ii, 1t,
..r,,r,ainI,, " ,,,. u,, r,rl,.. ..o,,.
min,
..Tould bc mai, mo wo,ch Zoo,
finn, ~
rli. ro,h,. o,.,,, ,no,,,,. and
,,,ii., ~, ,.,. :, .t.i,,, 49,, 80
.n.n,,r ,n, Ii,,l., ,t,,, I,,,.L, IN.
an ,n,,,.,, ! d,,', o.,,I hin, ,o 40
utn T.. ,uin, =, w,L, HIM L., ,Lo
.,nr. 90, a., m ,,lI ,o,, ,i,.,
IwonlJ H., in his ui,c, III
u,kc Mi "a, dire. am w,,,,h.. and
cInnk. IN, ,hn.o ir.,oaJ -, Ill.,,
en- an ,h,, lit anJ -, ,o,',.,s
u.n,,h .n,,,, on,,iJ oI,,,,,., ,,ii ,,,,a,
Tim, !, IL
mo 0yurcs y, bI. dnnmv orc ,r,.
,i 4, rI,.r Il T..
an, I'M -, 1,.,'.,.,,... hr.;,S.- ,,.a
ir.,,ad - +, po,, -, ,,,,,,.,,,I.g m n
I,,,,r A., iryorinrI,' n.,ir,od -, Ill
tn,,. -, ari,.t -. ,n,,,r,,,,..a
anyhow. inr t,nr h,i,, r,al., 80
iii. in.,rad uf Tins IL me sole.
cl.m make. a i..rnr.nla child doubt
the omni.cicnc. and umnipo,ence OF
the Crcntnr.
MY other child story IL moro hui
murnus. but equally Instructive. II
Is not orig ma. having been printed
In the urW-,uu,r- the oth,r day An
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10

Reading company owed the Pullman
company = milton dollars Tor these oars
aN months ago, but 3 million dollars ~
the debt has been paid aud monthly
pay msnts 81 $1,000 are nov being made
on VI. debt. The Pullman company
holds q mortgage on the cara
Itis announced tina, Q railroad will be
constructed from q point near the Rio
urande, lt5 milee. aorosa The q. n. A \.
A. q, or near Cb,spa, and IN . portherly
direction " Van Horn, on the Texas a
Pacific, 10 open up new coal Aelds.
The New Mexican says: That tue Den
ver 4 lilo Grands and the Atchison, To.
peka 4 Santa Fe have finally reached On
amicable understanding In the matter of
rates, was demonstrated to-day by both
offices in this city raising the Chicago
round trip rate from ei5 10 e55.
w. II. Mccormick, Atlantic a Pacific
conductor running between Wiuslow
and Williams, Arizona, came down from
the north last night and went out ives,
on the i.oe Angeles express. He has
just concluded his leave OF absence OF .
month, having visited the Worlds Fair.
Forty two years an engineer. never
seriously hurt, never IN q disastrous
wreck, never laid of 30 much as u single
day. aud never drank 9 drop OF liquor
while on duty, surely that 10 . record to
be proud ". Sucb ~ the record OF
Charles Ficck Of the Missouri Pacific
Ohio has been resident OF sedslia since
1873.
A tramp, who was eager 10 get back
east, got on the top Of q passenger
coach oi train No. . going north ut 7 30
: o'clock Friday night, and when the trair
was passing owe. the bridge near Lo.
Cerrillos beaui struck the tramp ant
Knocked him OIL the car. He was pick
D oil up shortly afterwards, and his deac
body was taken to Cerrillos.
70 Down IN southwestern Texas, JUS
. about midway bstween Houston In th,
j. east and III Psso IN the west and yer,
8 near to the RIO Grande. the Southeri
Pacific railway has built over the Peco
! river the highest bridge In the Unite,
y States. l,s height OF $50 feet 10 only er
I ceeded 10y two bridges in the world on,
4 in the Andes Of Peru and the other il
the llmalaya mountains.
81 j. Fahsy, the travelling enginee
for the BALDWIN Locomotive works, VIII,
} has been here little over q month put
y ting into running condition the twenty
i've new Baldwin engines for the Allan
tic \ Pacific company, left FOR he hom
at Philadelphia Saturday night. lie vii
v stop over ct Chicago. visiting the World
u FAIR for several weeks, and thence OF
east. Before getting on the train, MI
j. Fahey informed TnE CITIZEN that dur
ing Saturday he had n settlement wit
the officials Of the Atlantic Il Pacih
company, and iound them perfect gen
tl.men with whom to deal, He there
;, fore left the olty with nothing bu
: praises for the company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10
NV ENrEarnt-n-.
L,-t sf Corporations tii~d Nth rrr
rttotiai secretary

list of terp0thli"oS ttird WIN ttrs
ri,otiai secretary
The following hh," br-n hlod or t.
cord IN the ofii,e = -, territorial score
tag
CIRTnI,,ps
rrrns Valley Railahy company Cor
t'i'ni" II 81 10y J !. ilHS"tmnu, prrsi
drut aud Arthur s. G,".t, secretary.
s-t'ng forth that a." ,apl'nl stick ~
the corporation las been Increased g.
SsIDOOn,
Bank u lIoeNeIl C'tilc,t" hlci h,
Nathan JSn., woe ptrs,d-n,, settling
forth that the 10. Hui'unt d the pad
up capital stock = SAID bank ls tjp,"'u
Exchange BANK II white oaks Cor
tlilcate iil-,i b., ffauk J Snser, cashier,
certifying that W" capital stock ~ sand
bank has b-cr fu.iy pad up m cash
IT," ~ fnmd silver Mining company
CntunrMe hlri hy T. ! Reynolds
pt"sideut designating Henry g. ilun.
mNr, ~ N,ami, Grant couuty, NJ
agent
W,s'rfr Inpn Telegraph company
Cef'plics,. G.,u uy Hoo. + E.k"tt.
it's dent. d"usun'Ius Santa fc ~ lie
purwpal plnu" u bu-,nr-s m New Mex
tcyN .th N",.pu Lows ~ agent
Slv, ErrR,Ti. 50.
The Sucpifu band n Irrigation CON.
pnn! InrruprHtors, Juhu " r"try, G..
/ ptrNu, j Ia.pu pr,rs, i G. Fitch. "
h. Leonard, L. VI. Brown, Capital stock
s'n"n rrnclpHl pln." u business, -.
nurrr, OtgnuI2"d 10 construct da"'- ""'
storage. f,,.,t, p,,, e. ..',tt"" ~" waters VI
,.. n,p ,,r,r.l- ryer. Ia" mann CAM
aiIl run from san NcRs,r, on the wr-i
ui- u the fl,cr, e. a." north boundary
~ tN" liusqu" del Apach" grant, Huo
damn. An nro 10. butt across NugH
caruu.
IUo Producers 60 Op"f1,lye Hs-uoia
tom lurutrurntIte Oscar L. Tanner
Harold Gregory, John t. ,uurk, T. 4
S"a,ou. Eru"st Gal,l, ~ Naudr eui Ed
ny Capital stock, $2j,uU. ru'rpn
un,Hc a. ldly.
To-" A..4urrque Safety Switch AZ,
Ia. Jurt Company incorputatpr
,,ro. ". Unuurr. g. " Champion, ) -
lIeady, " &. Gtuniger, and .. y Ma
ron. Capital stock, $1,000. prluctrr
Office at Albuquerque,
D"mlng Coal ,Hmpany Incorpornt ~
4 H. Morris. l. q Morn, II, NJ. Wa
son. J. = B,rrr John Il. Mcllr. Cop
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10

As there IL some interest being mani
Tested IN what tho buYacrque Fire
Department intend doing in regard Il
getting up q hose running team 10 visi,
Silver City on the Fourth Of July. the
chief ~ the department, with the score
tary and foremen OF the companies, met
Mon day evening, and the following letter
self .expIanatory, was prepared and
mailed TO Silver City:
ALBuQuERQuE, ". NJ. June 3.
Hon. J. W. Fleming. Mayor of Silver City, N. N
Dear Sir-lour letter, with condition,
for hose contest, received yesterday
Sunday, and l sm obliged TO inform
members Of the Fire department. that
after . council with the foremen Of the
several companies Of the department
that we are unable TO get up q hose run
ming team to visit You on the Fourth oil
July. Had my letter been answered
when l first wrote you for conditions
and terms in regard thereto, this con
olusion might have been otherwise, bal
the intervening tine between now AND
the day fixed for the rsos 10 entirely too
uuott w kbt t1on W III CobutttOu
any character Of race.
Al the department meeting on Tues.
day evening, June 9th, will appoint Z
delegation OF ten or more fremsn from
the department. and I assume, frou
what now understand, that those 10 b
appointed will 10 among the Albuqusr
que visitors-
Among the hrsmen wall 10 q pair d
hos, oouplsrs Of the department, whe
will give exh, billions in coupling.
The above disposition 10 this mattel
10 concurred in by Foreman Knight. oI
Laughlin, OF tho No. hose company
Foreman Arntzsp, OF the Hook and Lad
der company, and Secretary Shannon, oI
the depart meot.
Yours fraternally,
w. 4. MoCRkioHr,
Chief A. +. ID.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10
navajo tsnrnrts.

There IL growing demand through
out the east fnr the Nayaj o sarne,s and
the beautliu translucent psrido,s which
riTsny's expert, Geo. Kun'z, speaks y"
highly 81 IN his recent publication IN
American gems. Albsrt Call II working
up n Wholesale trade Tor them TINT 10
bringing considerable money INTO the
territory. The hest stones are found
along the Navajo reservation and are
purchased from the NavaJoes by the
pint. New MEXICAN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10
Miii he nher, a far

Two Mrxlcans have been buried In the
Jewlsh cemetery without authority from
any one and q cross marks one OF the
graves, Alderman Solomon called the
attention % Judge Hunter 10 il and TO
marked that unless the bodies we're re.
moved jesus will he short two sonls on
resurrection day ~ he will rot think Of
cooking IN a Jewish osmstery Tor them"
FL paso Tnbuns.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10
a,arreci AnnMer.

At one OF the schools Ia this territory
10 o pretty young school teacher who
found herself in bushes the other morn.
ing. She Was giving u lesson in propun.
citation and had chslked husband" on
the blackboard. The children could
not manage it and to brush up their
wits che asked: "What should 1 have
II ! should get marrledy' "l3aDles.
ma'sm," broke the sllenoo Of the school
room from youngster on the last row
of coats.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10
Hurned 20 Death.

Word was received here on Monday OF
a sad accident that occurred on Satur.
day, the 10Th ult., near the Captain
mountains. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Camp.
bell. who had been living near the Capt
tan saw mill. were moving away and had
camped out Tor the night. During the
evening the bedding caught tire from
some unknown cause and Mrs Campbell
vas horribly burned about the head and
breast. Sho fingered in terrible agony
until Tuesday, when death came TO her
relief Mr.. Campbell! was alec badly
burned about the hands, but his injuries
are not serious. A child Who was sleep.
ing with the parents. fortunately ~.
capped uphsruied. W hite Oaks Eagle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10

d. G. Dare. the srstwhils journalist
and miner OF central New Mexico. who
figured prominently In this section q
fsw years ago, leaving Las Plaoitas for
the north vest after the murder OF old
man Wilson, dropped down among us
Monday and 10 registered at the Wind.
sor. lie called ut THn CITIZEN Office
this morning, and the years, since lsav-
ing here, have weighed lightly upon his
shoulders. He 10 here from Chicago.
bu, whsthsr he intends 10 again settle
In this section OF New Mexico be can not
ut present state.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10
Chamberlain Cough iiemody

Chamberlain Cough remedy
IL famous AZ a
Cure for severe colds.
Famous az n
Preventive 81 pneumonia.
Famous ~
Preventive aud cure Tor Group.
Famous for the relief II affords IN
case OF
Whooping cough.
Famous NJ a ss!e and pleasant
Medicine Tor children.
Try IL. 10 cent bottles for sale by
T. II. Burgess 4 Sons, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10
IN AN UGLY TRAP.
whn~ Chasing beer Uunt'r Itnds
Himself waited ~ ", Cnr.


""'' ""',"R "''' """',' ''""'
"'"''" "|','' '" w '''"'
lawyer ~ ]. ]. -h''h is '.' 'h''
M 'u''' ~ '.'" >'n ] ian ..'" '''.'nI
l'''nh.l a'i'rhl". "l" s"'' I'-I.
larry "n /" camping ana hunting 'rIp
every Year 10 m'''' 'n'hd- "-"
''"n m'.'' "." '" often -''nis
'N' Oh .'''. 'n '.'. "''"~ ll'~ camp
J. away g"'" 'h.
"''' ..... .'".- '"r h' .' 'nnr
oI 'h' "''''-' '' ''.'''lWa .'' A.,
h' ha- h'.i "p W.
80 49,. 100
- .'" ''' ""' '' -
.,...'..t.. 'a.. .'-
C..
,..... .......i ,.......''',',
. .l d.
.,........ S,,,....,.
... ,....... ,.... ......r.t
.. "a .... ..... ,.',, ..., .......,
,.......,
,.......r.... ,,... ,...
t.... .... .,.,,.
,a,.,,,.,.. ..... n.v ,.., ,,.-..,
,,,..n ..
,',.,,,.,,.i,.. ,..,'..t ,t......
MIN, ..,,,..,
49,. .,'.., I'm. hol ,t.,,..I.
l...h, 80 .l.,,, "a, a.,
......... ...,,.l IN, ...,...,
,.... i...,.... ,..,,....t...,,
,......,...g 10 a.. ,.,.,..,...,. f.
y.............,..., ..r.I SID. r...,,i.
=, ...,. ..,. I,r... ,.,r.....l
,'...., ..., ,.... final o.. .,..,.r
vr.,.l..... ..,... ..,,.t... ..,...
4 t..l .r... , .l.,,.
!
',
l.,..,, .,,,.p.. ..., .,, ..n'
.,...,Y,... .,,..'.., ...,..... anal 49,.
! 90, u,,, ,.'., ..,',
! ....t ,.,t
ia. .,...r.,,, ,.,.,,,.,.. t.... IL,
..,.. ........ ".., 49,,
! ,..', o...r.l,
,,.rt r,., ~, ,'.,
| I,..,..,,..,, ,... -.
| rr,r. .l.., r,. T., ....., ,.,',,
OH, I,,,- L,, i..,.r'' 49,,
I ,,rrr,J,d :, mn. ,n,. ,',r, A.
tru., b,,nrc ri,l,l,u I, ,,;,n,in,
IA c..r m, ,,r, .',nr,.J ,nJ in n,tr"'
inp The stock of m, ,,un dawn hnrd
to prevent my roiuy over my RIM,
| wus DISCHARGED .,ribipr ~, in IN,
I'm .,r part of tho arm una ,,,,i,n, nm
ugl. hol"
| l,,,.p ..,,.,r.d ,.ui,.l,I...,.' -
ia, K ou,n l.. -, .,iI,I .iI, rn,,d.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10

Peter Zimmerman, known throughout
the west anu southwest - "Prot. Herr
Kyle, the great and only German mid.
air king" came up from FL Paso Mon.
day and 10 here to-day. Peter lived in
Albuquerque 10 the early days, but has
been making II PAso his hsadq uartsrs
since that time. He 10 on route 70 Kan.
sAs City TO ioip Prof. LsIaoy's company
OF ssronauts, and viii soon DO heard
from soaring In Eaid-aiF.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10

George W. Neff. sdjustsr for the Ger.
man. American Insurance Company
headquarters in Denver. Col, came up
from Ban Maroisl Monday, where be
has been adjusting the lossas oOcasionsd
by the recent disastrous hrss there.
Tuesday, in company With Mp. II.
N. Prics, he drove 70 the lattsr's mesa
homestead, the house aud contents be.
ing destroyed by Hrs sometime bstwssu
the 3oth Of May and this date. There 10
an Insurance Of 1850 In the German.
American on the Proc property.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10
e2CkLf.sS AGO. xopATloNsi
PICTURESQUE SCkNEhN

The erasd Csaos q the Cslsrsds, tho most SOD
lime of Natures work on the Earth can easily b.
rsached VIA fiaxstah, williAms OF Peach sprinF
and r.: sS" y: ,oa can saro. % 4
rectly by this line Observe the Aaeisst tndia.
Civuissties % iAssas, az q Ass.a. "ihs Civ d
,s s Wat the r',,n. e. t ;a q a' S. 70.
Diahie. Take hunting trip In the mAsnihossi
pine forests Of the ban frane,sco AoantAinA
Find interest IA tho ruins III tbs hisiosic sw
and Clif Dwsllsrs. View ths longest Csntilsss
bridge In Amsrics acfoss The Colorado river
v. A. BirsElsL.
General l'asssnser Assnt
II. b. vAE SLYcE. +. Is. GAbLk
General Asnnt 0enssal buperintsndcahI
Albuausfqus, New Mexico,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10
a WON ~ roa a JAlLoR.

81 VIM illtThtuAn Il uUt ltatlly'
-----------
a WON 80 ron a JNlLOR.
,.,.., .....,, -, ,.,.
, ,,...,- ,
H.. D.. a.. ,........,..,.,., 49,,
.....
.,........,.t.. ,',u ..., ,..,,,,,'',,,
-. .,I ~, u,"Ht.
.." a.. I,.l'n -
49,. -, 80 .,..r,.,, a,
800. ~. u,..,,t.h .uy. an rm.t
.,......,.'.,. ... .rnudrnt Of I'M,
49,, IA u..
i.r ,,..... 81 uh. iu-,itutinn
.lDV '.un .,H I,u,.. ,,n. III, milan
va, I,,n .,i,. ,,.,r. nov, mud tim,
Lt.r p,., g.. .....,.It.p,., -,
Al. S,.,, ,...... -. ...,,..,
+. ,....,......, .,...'.. ,.J'.
= r,,. a., .,... ,.I .'n,, I,,,
.,.,. ,..,..'., l,,,.,,..,..,.i,,
.rl...., ,',...ti,.,,
No.. ..,,t. ,-t.... t.,... i,., II
sim. ,.','. ,...i NJ,
,,....,r... ,,t..ltl -. w..
,...,
A. ,,,..,,. ,,,. ,...,..,.., 49,,
r,.i,i,, .,,,,, ,,..,,- No., $3.50, ,,,
INIT .,l,..i, -.
rrnt ed n ,.,y .,,,,..tnl ,,i,,.r,..
mann lin, tho lp.,,t,,i,r y,i,hn,,
uu-rYIiu,a.l ~l,.-n,yr,,.nu, ~ ..r,,,
courage. nm uuon many or,,-l,u.
ha- huuu ..cr prurk md STRENGTH.
mnrn iu'.c discomfort ~ ,b.. J,..
rr..'r and restless spirit under her
.u.rr. sion.
m, .,H| f.. Ly no moan. ,..,r,rv
lr.k M for ,b,' la., ,,,r. ,Irr,. ,i,,..
woe. ~ uir,,rn, Times g.t .uu.rr her
r,...ur.r. ,.,,r. aud som. II me ruu.,L.
60 criminals have hr.n h.h.uI its
l,r-. On, .Ir p.i .ou h.r.. Lave
Nug,n. drr.n.. iI.c ,in,o MIR. smith L,.
boon ME k.r..r
II wa, .c,-ral wears nyn ,ha, IA,
first hr.a1 va u.ug. >v.I,.
r.nrrd urU,r. n,.r,.-, for fl Lf.,r,. ,,.,,,.
E.. winch hr w,. wa,rfr, trial. was
In dnu.,,r. ~ hr.u., 'turh..
Ia. whole swedish ,,.,u,. in Vnr.
We, nnd nccn arnp-,d AMI a ,,.v
ha. ..,lrd In tg.ir u,,rul,. ,,,nr,.-.,.I
s'"'''''"'' WIN 'n' ''I inc
,""", i"'".'''' "W' ''''" ~ h,'"' pro
aoJ. I.r,, , g. -" ."i' ~ :. :, ="
wh" ,pru,T on, 80 ~. r,nL.,n,,,,c
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10

To GEORGE X, p h, Hosa aI Yoa srs 30,
20. has male the Necessary annual impr,S1
ms1ts On the follosins mining elalmsi
Mar. aret n" The Virgin saint" "Tbs
as Required by sss,u,s, and thai yoa AZ. r..aass
to eoatributs yoaf propostionats share ~
sxpsaditursa masle for said impIovements
THEODORE HO 6l0kk
March 1, tsss. Sserstasy q. n. A D