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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
Notice OF Publication.


'h"r"w Lewis In the n,irie,,
jose Maria Luccro, ct al. nernalllio. y
| In" said defendants, Sister N. TcrsA
| all unknown owners or pr1pft"tors uf that Ger.
| lain "a I uf land situate ~ The co niy ~ Her
nalillu an Territory Of Ncw Mexico, ON bUA
| sides ~ the Rio l'urreo, yafiOusiy known a.
the Bcrnabe NJ. Montana grant, the Grant a
toe ~onianns, toe hiO Pueteo grant, and b
Grant OF huestra benOTa de- In LUIS san Yer
naIdo IAN Bias, AMI all unknnwn hsirs q
crnabe N. Montana, Antonio Aontano, Joss
Monta"o, Juh1 bautis n Montana, Pedro OF.
AEustln ,.ailesoa, Marcos n ca, Isnscio Jsrs.
millu sal ador Duran, Josc de JesuA NoHtano
nnd hanAno UslIeso, are herrby notified thsi
Them IN the District court tor the out,ty ID
ihrns lilo. Territory Of New Mexico. by SAID
CON , va, nnn, ,harles W. Lewis, and ssaipa
bis wife, JuIo H. Ar.nIj :, Manueia ATmiju IL
irlsarri, Tomas Gutierrez, an infant, Rosa
nu!i rfcE' an infant, Jnan q. ArmiJo. an In
sanchez, Juan IiliriO hamoTa, Ai,jandIe
sahduNh', tloreneio sandoval, Jesus n, san.
,nNs' John Q; Armlln, Aur'llR Armijo. , lolss
snnh Armito, an Infant, Nicolas Armljo, an in
rant, ahd Nestor Arm 30, as ,O-icfendsnts,l
rn Gu snil !, brought by complait ant In order
rights. titles aud inter cts OF sll oT said partiss
~ and tn the property sfoiesald, and fendsf
s9rh deere AZ nay be rcquir b, tho IiEhti
partition % the premises according 10 the re-
spcctve rights OF the psrti Int, rcsied thers's
amer the dir cti a OF th" court. unls, Il shall
~ rsr lbsi partition sahnnt be made without
R'"ni pr judicc 10 the avn 70. In which case
,"mIluinnnt y ay' III q .Alr OF the pr niece
De- made under the dire, tiob Of the eourt, aud
youf appearance i. ssid sa, Ca Or bcs S s" ss
uts! dab ~ the nsxt resul az March term u
s.ld court, commanding on the 9th day of
he rendered against ysu.
CHAs. y. HUNT
Cierk sud kes lister in Chancsry.
A'buquorque, N. NJ, Jan. u, 1865.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
,LnSEiNNU'- ,NHiNIT.

pts-Ilru Clrvrlnnd's cabinet II now
complete, ana IT. announced ~ 'o,loNs:
S"crrl ny Of State Walter q Cir sham,
~ liuu's.
Secretary II tho Ireasur! John q.
Carhs,e, ui Kentucky.
Postmaster General Wilson =, Bis
sell, ~ New York.
Secretary II War DalIsl = Lamont,
~ New York.
Secretary II the Navy Hilary A Her
bert, ~ Alabama.
Attorney General Richard Olney, OF
MasaHc uaetts.
Secretary u the lutrrlur- llOke Smith,
~ Georgia
Secretary q Ag'tcultu Il j. Sterling
Morton. ~ Nebraska.
The gives the south tire" repreaentG'
trve4, New York tNu, the wr6t two and
New England one representatives,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
For all blood diseases, tho
best 2 medy 10


Tho father ~ little child who died
At Macon, Ga, tells II the strang,
action ~ three pet pigeons that h.
lung"d to ia" deceased, Up To III,
time ~ the chjid's death the pigeon,
had never boon known to enter III,
house, bat on the day ~ her death
aud after the body had been placed IL
th" coffin, two ~ the pigeon. cam,
into thu room whcr" the corpse wa,
and looked ~ the ci. .ld'- 'ar" through
tn gla-- in the cover. The pigeon,
were frightened away hy srvcra
members II the family, and the,
p"rrh'd upon IA" sill, whcr" ilcy re-
manned for the rest al the day. II
the afternoon the othcr pi. 'uu- en-
tered the house AMI acted IN "a" sam,
manner ~ IN" first two. Tho n'~cnn
would not leave the room Until III,
corpse wa, removed Tor burial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
The Peee. Exteasisa.

The Eddy Current throws q little cold
water on The pecos Valley road to thu
city, but that makes no difference, for
the road will have TO be extended 10 the
metropolis In the course OF time at any
event, II says:
In speaking with q gentleman Who ID
on the inside. q reporter learned that
within the next sixty days dirt VII. DO
gun to lily on the extension Of the Pscos
Valley road from here 10 Roswell. An.
other person predicts that the road will
not 90 to Albuquerque from Roswell.
Out viii continue on north until 10
strikes connection with the Fort Worth
X Denver, What this country needs 10
railroads, lot them come from whore
they will, or go whore they please, just
10 they strike Eddy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
stock m ems Meetiug.

The stockmen of the Pscos Valley met
tho other day at Roswell. Present: IL.
Milne, of The Milne 4 Bush CO.; W. q.
Triton and Ben Duncan, Of the Cass
Land 4 Cattle Co.; J. r. Beatty, OF the
New England Cattle Co; A N. Richard.
sou, OF FL Captain Land 4 Cattle
Co; NJ. l.. Pierce, OF Pierce, Lea 4
Co; j. IL. Nash, representing M. j,
Farris, Jas. Sutherland, representing
the Bloom Cattle Co.; II. l.. johnson,
representing the Fort Sumner Cattle
Co; ID. II. Clark, Henry Walker. NJ. d
Minter, F. ID. Parke, Dan johnson, Jno.
Putnam and l.. ". Eeatherliu.
The snow storm prevented the attend.
ance OF many who we're expected.
Colonel II. Milne was selected chair.
msn. and Sheriff Atkinson welded the
pen. In q general discussion OF the
stock interests, all reported stock doing
we'll The spring round. ups were Hxed
an follows: To commence at the Guads.
lupe Mountaios, March %, work TO Seven
ae'Vso W hP'h ebA WIN Wy tnU Woct
side Of the Pecos. Commence tan miles
below old wire fence. on east side Of Pc
Coz, and be opposite Seven Rivers about
April TO- James Sutherland will com
mence at Paiarits Mountains. April 10.
and be at junction about April IL, and
work down Hondo. The Block outfit
will commences about White Oaks, April
10, work down north side OF Captain
Mountains, and be at Aqua Asul April
Il. Noah Ellis will commence at Juno.
ton April 10, work up the Bonita to
Military Spring aud back on the south
side OF the CapitaLs. and DO at Aqua
Azul about April 81.
All work to concentrate about Roswell
between April - and 30, and then work
up both sides of the Pecos river.
A horse round up will begin at the
Lower Cedars, March %, work down 10
yellow Lake, the heads OF the Berrendo
and North Spring river; up the Hondo
TO the Diamond A ranch and across 10
Blackwater Spring. Roswell Register.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
a ssOOD nES,ORD

Hon. +. Meyers, of this city. made an
excellent record in the recent Legislature,
lie introduced the following bills, which
became laws: An act creating county
courts; for the assessment and collection
OF taxes in Incorporated cities, an act re-
latlng 70 Justices Tess. lie was one
OF committee that examined
the territorial oHioers; helped make
report on the peuitentiary; favored
the fee and salary bill; was chair.
man Of the COMMITTEES 10 examine into
the burning Of the capital. He helped
defeat the pernic,ous ninkle school bill
and his vote will be found recorded 10
favor OF every reform measure before
the Legislature. Mr., Meyers was never
absent IN hour from his desk during the
session. This 10 record any legislator
might be proud OF.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
rANArOM nAINr.
" ha, he -a,d %. the rea-t 'rh- New
MrNtro tean~li

"'hNo 'eunru
Spcnklng nuuut ths grand reception
tendrrrd the Colorado Legislative party
10y the p~,ple ~ Santa f'., n, the tern
toti,l capital last Friday, this ksS Mex
lcan says.
The NEXT toast, -The New Mexico
Council was responded ~ by Hon.
j. T., SAINT, % Betuai,llo county, by
saying that he only had n short time 10
prepare hts spesch aud therefore he had
hired ~ man 10 write II for him, and he
would gladly read tho result:
Wh-n n COW man gets into politics, he
invariably gets into trouble. Tbs gov.
ernor ~ North Carolina once said zap
plausel let US exchange courtesi~s;"
aud great was the rejoicing thereof His
tory seems IL be mum ON what followed,
but II ~ safe tn say that the people
whom those dlst,na uished gentlemen
had the honor to govern felt that they
had b"en drawn closer together "a bonds
~ sympathy aud frsternal interests than
they were before that memorable COCA
aiun.
Now, | believe that the exchange ~
courtesIes which We 80 happily began
ten day y ago, when the legislature oi
10y the state ~ Colorado. IN Denver, aud
has eliminated ~ this outburst % New
Mexico hospitality, and, the inevitable
result OF thls exchange ~ oourtesies
vii b- e. bud us closer together IN
eli our material affairs. This should
h. the beginning - the end when ali tina
k,chN mountain "iat-S are allied IN one
common nHu-e. Oar interests are lden.
teal aud What Will help one, will help
all
Ihfty Irats ago there dwelt together
~ the iucky mountain country two sis.
t"t-. Ons ~ the SISTERS had passed the
prrOd ~ youth aud beauty aud was we'll
IA Iuiu tue "sete aud yellow leaf" 10
last she VAS borE nm old mad. but her
heart WIs warm and while she ought o.
%" grand mother she stands alone %
iay, ~ naughty Independence, CONSCIOUS
~ her own worth aud trusting to the fu
tar" Tor that recognition which she ~
gIrtIy do4riV"s While her wealth nc
.nWulated SLOWLY II accumulated surely
and lik" all people ~ experience abe
Knows what she has and knows what u
/, worth III" younger sister, while born
IA p"nufy aud reared in the rugged
schuul ~ frontier experience, had the
loom ~ youth un her chsek, aud the
germ ot true womanhuod IN her heart
She Mas chic; she was u illrt by nature;
she WIS u "daisy, and like oil girls Of
thls class, abe attracted attention, aud
she knew It, Well, all OF q sudden, one
LAY she waa adopted by q rich old duff.
Ter, called Uucls Sam, and she was so
happy that she sung aud shouted, and
because " her youth and beauty every.
one made much Of her. Even the PEG.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
A BATTLE WITH GEESE.


Peculiar bNperi,u"" at a PennsyivaniA
Mushroom Hunter
An Interesting and rather peculiar
battle wa- witnessed recently by a
number 81 person, who wore driving
along the old summer road in tho
Twcnty-cighth ward. says the Phna-
delphia Times, In field lying on
the moth side ~ the old thorough
fare, and east ~ Harris Bellevue
truck farm, an aged German was
gathering mushrooms, and while
pcering about the pasture for tho
toothsomc fungi in u stopping at.
titudc. a flock ~ "t;andrr Hill"
geese strutted under u post and
rail fence from nrighhuring pond
and marched with their nccks cx-
tended at full length toward tho
stranger, who AT first paid no at
tention to their kissing. but con-
tinued every now and again to
reach down and pick up u mush-
room.
He soon learned 10 his sorrow that
average mock for bold pcr-i-,rncy and
determined fight. One old gandcr
acted ds leader, and after maruhaling
his es int" position. led ON tho
hr boldly approaching the In.
tr" ID striking him stunning
blow on the nose, Bcfnr. he could
recover from the effect two more ~
the geese. one from each side flew at
his face, each taking hold of an ear
and holding on with bulldog-like
tenacity while they battered his head
and face with their clipped wings
The sharp points 81 the out feather
stems brought the blood from his
checks and forehead at every hap.
"Mcin Colt i'm liimmcl" he cried, as
he jumped and pranced around like
mad, wildly gcstlculating and mutter-
ing cries and curses In German.
Two others of his fcathery assailants
flew upon his back and began pccking
him on the head and neck. while the
others took hold upon the logs Of his
trousers aud coat tail. and tagged
till they fairly dragged him 10
""'hlN lhiN w lIlt Hfl'l' NH'l' 'I'
~ the poor fellows feet sank in the
slippery mud and he fell forward in
the slime, a man in one Of the
passing wagons hurried tn his assist
anc", armed with II be"N pole snatrhcd
from the truck ~ lie arrived
just In time to enragcd
geese from killinC
Even the blow Al the tough
cedar bean pole for ,imc mad no
effect on the geese, and IL was not
until five ~ them. with their nccks
broken, lay quiycring on the grass
that the poor old German, his face
covered with blood and his clothing
with mud, could b. delivered.
lie was led out 20 the old summer
road. placed In the wagon and kindly
driven to his home In TiOga, The
only reason that can he given Tor the
unusual behavior Of tho geese Is that
. rag picker who resemblcd the Ger
nan In appearance about a week ago |
'arried away several goslings that be- |
onged to one Of the geese.
------------------
II v Anaap.na formAFlv at Gan padSo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

after recovery, such melpdi,- 49, .cHilet
ever. u..si"- aud Whu,,lur ruu. h.,
Nuuli h.yuupt 'Vc'vdil 4n tn.", hud
M KIT hu"i, d,~ni pear l. q. t. ,rscnsc
I. say that children "hhve tu ~ through
MI ,hse- dangers" There ~. ~ r-ason
,hy they should he rIp, s~i ~ any ~
them, save the rarrlrsshe,R often ctimi.
nal, ard the ignorance, frequently densr
aud Obstinate. ~ the people rssponslblr
tor the determination u the germs ~ dls.
ease TIE per,l" Who knowingly allow
.uch mRIrdies To- le pfupagAtcd 10y
means wiflin their control ARE morally
guilty ~ htll" lr,s than mtu Hlaus htsr
There II need ~ u stern public opinion
IN thrs" matters, though public renii.
mcut ~ perhaps less leLienl regarding
tlr lnd,scrimlnate spreading ~ poison
Tor cats ard d,gs The pubic has been
educated t. the sense " the imprriHtc,
~ quarantine IN respect - smallpox and
chui, "a, and yet such common infectious
disorders ~ WhOrpinR cough, measlrs
scarlet fever and dIph,hcrla slny thou
eauds a. every victim " tho much
dreaded dtsrA. 80 whOa" introduction IN
tua community cHu.es general alarm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

There died aud Was buried at Durango
the other day man who, according To
the statements Of the South west, must
have history, Very little appears to bs
known about II, and II vas only disco'.
cred by accident that he had once been
governor Of New Mexico for n brief peri.
Cd, and this through letters addressed
to him ns "liou. John Deasy, ex.Govern.
or Of New Mexico" 1t transpires, say.
the Southwest, that be crossed the con
tinent with John q. Fremont IN hia
memorable campaign and after helping
10 plant the stnts aud stripes on the Pa.
cihc coast, returned TO New Mexico.
where he received the appointment as
governor. Those who knew MIR. Deasy
say he WAS we'll educated man and a
very fue penman. A sketch Of this
mans life would doubtless add sn inter
esting chapter to frontier history.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
a narniaa wreck.

Sunday nights and Monday mornings
passenger trains, from the west, were do.
'ayed considerably by G hlnd-snd coils.
ION OF freight trains at the Billings
s~''ch sunday, the passenger trains
arriving respectively at 0 a IN, q nd 2 D.
M All day Sunday the level prairie
along the Atlantic 4 Poetic bot v.su
Gallup ADD winslow Was visited by a
terribly binding sand storm, 70 such an
extent that the powerful engines found
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

Pastor How are you coming on,
Uncle MoscH
Uncle Mose-Werry poorly, par
son, VERY poorly.
Parson There are better times
shsad, Those who trust In tho Lord
vill never be for-aken,
Uncle Nose do Lsvd 10 all right.
but the grocery man don't trust ms
wuff n oeRt-TexAs Siitinga
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
INrECri0In Di.EAsEs.

The spread Of scarlet fever and other
infectious diseases that cause much loss
Of life among children 10 too often due 10
lack OF proper precautions on the part
OF the families in which the sickness oc
ours. With strict isolation Of the pa
tisnts. and careful attention 10 dlsipfsc.
ton Of clothing, bedding, furniture, ETC.,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
A cass % Necessity,

Doctor handing reeeipted bill
Now you will DO n perfectly we'll man u
you can DO persuaded TO diet yourself
for couple OF weeks Patient as
no pays over his last dc!lar-Persuad.
cd to dot myself Lord Doctor III
have to,-Puck
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
American Continent.
In connection With the railways % the slant.
70 Route"
LIBERAL MANAGEMENT!
kACELLkkT ACCOMMODATIONS!
SUPERIOR FACll luES!
PICTURESQUE SCENRHl

The Grasd Canon Of the Ceiorsde, the most sob
linn. Of Naturs's work ON the Earth, can sssily h
raehsd via flsxs,An. William. OF Peach sprinr
on this roed. To Lbe katsrsi bridge sf Arises
aud hessstsnas Well yvu can journey mast ID
,ecti{ by thi. line, Observe this Aseisst lsdisa
tivtlissties OF lAksaA, az Of Aeeas, The City "A
the Sky" Visit the fstriaed Forests n. ar tai.
riIo. b-e and marvel ut tho freak 81 taacs
Diable. Take u hunting trip In the MAG NJ ho~ni
pine forests Of tue Han Francisco MUuntAina
Find inter ut IN the ruins ~ the pr,-histotc tsw
rnd lii Dw.ll.rs. View the longest Cantileysf
Brils" In Amsrics across the Colora.io river.
W, A. BlSsELl.
General Passenger Agent,
=, Nan francisc" Cal, and Aihaquerqns, N, n.
ii. b. VAS SLyCg, +, X. HAhLE
Geheral Agent, Geneva AureriptrndenL
uqusrque, New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
ruE rr>irr>TiAmN ao,uD.

Jose l. lpp.1, oi san M,guel county
ant Il ,mau 4 B,ra ~ Valencia county,
we're Ihurrda, appointed by the gov
rrnut nd ruutrmrd 10y the council ~
members ~ a." p"ni,euttafD COMMISSION.
These unnre compete IT," lls, ~ com
misS,uucts Eho mr." O. have control ~
THE ,mprttUut terr,t1t,nl ""a'i"''"'
during IT," neat tUp years. Id" ne"
hoard "a tull H. ~ iulluwe.
Thomas MrQuiston, - Riu Ar'lbn
county, y D. lhughln, " santa Re
county, l.atkiu q. Road, ut Santa H.
county q. \. llailoy, ~ hurn county
II II Bette, ~ Grant county, j. L.
l.. ,pe1, - S,u Miguel count, ana
Roman 4 B.ca, ~ NahuciH county
ru. u.W board Wli m,-i ou ~" lirrt nI
March fpr the purpose ~ organizing b,
the election u u prrsld'u, aud secre
tHry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

u hard work Ia pull the trains. Al Bill
hugs s-v~ta, freight tfa,ns, s"inR vest,
had sidc'racked, one hring the second
uc ton ~ No. ~ Guder Conductor bur
gr,te. The oaboos. WA not quite clear
~ the main track, and when the third
section, under Conductor Brennan, came
up, the collision occurred, the engine Of
the third section completely tel"scopinp
the cnDoose. Half n dozen cars on both
trains went over In the ditch. To add 10
the horror ~ the occasion, the stove IN
the caboose Get hrs % II, aud
the wind famed the flames IN
the direction Of Brennan's train.
thus completely enveloping his
epgine and the di,ched cars, four oi
which were flat and loaded with coal.
A oar OF horses on Conductor Burgette's
train rolled down the embsnkment, but
after the horses we're cut ont only lew
unimportant scratches were found on
them, The accident occurred about
o'clock Sunday afternoon. A "shuO.
fly" was hastily constructed around the
wreck, and to-day trains are moving all
right.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

Barber testing tho razor-Do I
hurt you sirP
Baird - No. not so bad as tho last
man did who had mo In his chair
barber highly grAtiaed Who was
that
Baird-Ihe dentist - Puck
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
Ever, bod, EnJo,rd Thrmsriv,


IL was fun Whatg The masquerade
ball given at the Turner's hall last Sat
urdsy night by the Turuvereln society
and the walls ~ the hail, entirely too
small Tor such events. were strained Ia
bald together the crowd. There wcre
more masque costume, hidsous faces
and unique characters, present than the
reporter has seen Tor many days. aud the
way they cut up innocent onpers aud
danced, made those who never 81 Joy
themselves, IN the way ~ dancing, feel
like commencing hfe over again Some
" the maskerH were fooled ~ their part
ners, 30 perfect did few mas uhn.s
represent frmlnlnea, and wee voce; but
that made no difference only causing n
ripple ~ laughter and the fun continued
without n shadow ~ intermlsRion until
the early morning hours. There were ~
many varied aud unknown representa-.
tions that II would be impossible 10 be.
gin list; sullie To say that, however,
he three newspapers were represented
10y three very popular German ladie,,
Mlsses schwartz, Kaufman aud Butric
The music Tor IT, occasion was good
likewise the "sandwicha." which were
relished with equal enjoyment 10y both
the ladies aud gentlemen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04


suggests that the present congress
should appropriate enough for the con
strLc; lon ~ one or two new ships, in
order that the work Of rebuilding the
navy may not be checked.
lr is probable that the cases Of poison.
ing resulting from eating canned toma.
toes are usually due to the tomato
worm. la n numb,r u Instances OF
poisoning in San Franc,sco examination
Of the contents Of the can disclosed the
presence OF worm, Tue tomato worm
10 known TO bs poisonous, and it's sccl.
dental inclusion IA the can would be very
apt TO cause symptoms 81 poisoning IN
any person eating u portion OF tie con
tents. The fact that poisoning has
been known 10 occur from this causs
should make both Gamers and consum.
ers very careful. There il nothing IN
the tomato OF . poisonlng sort, nor can
poi, on,ng occur from the sealing " the
can II ordinary solder, such 90 10 com
monty employed IN the oAnneriea, be
uscd. 10 many cases following the use
OF canned food, the osuse 10 attribu,.
able TO changes in the contents OF the
can after the zeal IL broken, Cans
should be Immediately emptied when
opened, and their contents be speedily
used.
DE. MANY Il. WALgER, who recently
celebrated the twenty hith anniversary
OF her emancipation from petticoats,
talked about the coming u the crlnolins
A ooarss Of lectures on that suOject will
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-03-11
Mothers recommendation.

We are acquainted with many
mothers in Centerville who would
not be without Chamberlain Cough
Remedy in the house for good many
times its cost, and are recommending
it every day. From personal exper-
fence we can say that it has broken
up bad colds for our children. Cen
terrible, South Dakota, Citizen. Fifty
cent bottles for sale by Eagle Drug
Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-03-11
TINE TABLES.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-03-11
COMPANY -" 1st BRIGADE,
". ". 6.

Drill every Tuesday evening at 80 CLOCK
also 1st Sunday of each month 8 O'Clock P. NJ
Regular business meeting 1st Tuesday of
each month 7:30 P. NJ. Company target prac
tice SECOND and FOURTH Sundays Of each
month. FERD FLED, Captain.
A. ]. MORRISON, o. s.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-03-11

Mrs. Ayers, whose body was found
in the ruins of the Brighton station
fire, was once the wife of wealthy
Wyoming citizen, and now member
of the legislature of that state.
Jefferis, who is accused of her murder,
is still in jail.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-03-11
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs
It's excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-03-11

Forty two young men at Atchison,
Kan, have taken an oath not to be
found in company with woman
wearing hoopskirts.