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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-09
Hoods Cures
Owe all My Health to Il
Cured OF Sick Vomiting Spells, Dizzle
ness. NEURALGIA. Weaknesa-

x have often seen statements from people
benefited by Hoods Sarsaparilla, and feel
that nm net doing justice unless my tes-
timony Is added. I have been suffering with
sick vomiting spells for three or four years.
with giddiness, most of the time almost per-
fectly Frustrated. had no appetite, and suf-
fered also with neuralgia in my head and eyes.
1 was treated for two years by the best physi-
clans, but found no relief They would tell me
my condition was
Owing to my Ago
And that must have patience. But after two
years though patience ceased to be virtue
was growing weak could not sleep at
night. And W zen was able to go out, was
afraid t. 60 far from home. l was con-
stantly tired could not go up or down stairs
or raise my arms above my head without gid
dineSS, and was SO afraid TO look up that be-
came accustomed to holding my head down.
At Last
was persuaded to take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
and alter using four bottles, my improvement
IN health IS wonderful. Icandidly believe
am cured Of all my ailments. My appetite
Is good, can eat at any time. am free from neu-
ralgla and other troubles. I never felt 80
we'll or was as stout az now since l was mar
Fled, and l am mother of nine children. /
have increased from 125 to 143 pounds. lam
perfectly well, go out every day. When my
friends ask what has made such an improve
ment tell them owe 1t all to
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22

Catcsoo. lure n The ordinance IL
lss9 stopping pool selling and bookmak-
srg az any point outside . regular race
tack inciosaFe within the c,ty limits Is
sssstaiaesi 10 decision by Judge Wilkin
cf tire state supreme court his opinion
being received today. This ~ the eli
ssaS n hsns continued fight in the
c.surt=. the matter feing appealed fun
iustice couff ~ the highest tribunal In
tie state. AMI the city ~ now in psssi.
tive position O. eins up the pooi soouis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22

f4srorfs. Iune 2iFirst rate. seven
farlonxs Csvsfton wsu. Thu Hero SEC
onti. lancaster third. tune. lskiA.
S.scoud. nine sixtesnths "a mile
Himyw von. Jos l. second. f'onseca
tbirl; time. 5oa
Thirl. cieTrn sixteenfhs ~ mile
gsptaia Dane won. F'orwon second.
Mirage thirsl. time. II
Fmrth. one nsle--,Legrand son. John
fcf keley seyond. 'fontfsisieo third.
firse, a.
SRA. fse furionus- Fronsrsan won.
rehu,sn ssconsL Blith third; time.
,fEA
sixth. eiev-n sixteonfs uf nile 81
Cyr Won. Fyl~t sscoud. EIsmsser third
fine. 1Hls.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22

SanxrsHrkD Bss. Juns II First r'sos.
fnturssy course S;rrocco wun Nsh jim
s~colsss. Lcrrsfseet tbiri. tioas. lilo 90.
sercnsi. fufarify course kssan ~on.
rxftls Nat scoui, Mefiisr third. time.
1ii3
Third. fatslrlty csarsc Azrsh ksmey
vou. Fsosfrs second. "a D-uingo third;
time. III
Fourth. ssver fsrIongs Speculation
roa. Arab pecnna. T,~captsan third,
tine. ta7 -
F3ftfs. one ard cnr eighth rniles Count
wa. Rsccland seccnd. tepnsesil tasrl.
sinrr - rs
aixsh. the fanzy STAGES. six furierrs-
f'staract .on. y ?. X eecsnt. La Mister
shir3. nnae. l Is.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22

Bay City intends 10 inaugnrzte her
xace season with a vengcncc from July
30 July $. Two hundred runners,
trptfcrp and PAGERS viii contend for si0..
90 hung up IN purses and stnies-
corpeiI ro~sd away from Columbus in
tho svo-milc fire. 'in an race at nav Lon
. don aud made tee tis,e in 1908. Coium-
'b4a v4s ten len 9Th behind Courtney
sss right
The Cornell and University Il Penn
sylvania .ighfs are Ia training ut Miu-
nefonka Tor .ne carnival regatta.
The Clio Driving claitrsAes " srs W.
AZ saginas yesterday by Ora. Nina ",
al Maggie :.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22

GnVs. Iowa June 2l.--The town was
fllei with people all day yesterday and
lat nisrht eho awaited anid much ex.
cifsnens the Appearance of the COW boy
racers 10 TIE worisis fair The riders
dill BOT make their appearance, however.
and 10 ~as until tins morning that the
first riier rot into town. Gillespie and
Siephnns arrived at loo and Berry fol
Ioxsd an hour later. Berry departed at
leu. aud Gillespie and STEPHENS at
10 "a for Fort Dosigc. the next registering
..ia-.a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22

Ponr HrRoS, Mich. Juno 2l.-The
io0-ton steam barge S. c. Clark. loaded
with coal. bonnd up. owned by J. w.
Squires of Marine City. was partly
burned twelve miles above SaniIac at
midnight last night. Capt. William
smith and crew Ut twelve men aban-
doned her and wers brought to Marine
City this morning by the steam barge
kalkaxka
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22

BELLArkz. Ohio. June u.-Maior
Joseph Dubois has been arrested under
the namo Of Joseph Morrison. on a
charge Of embcxxlemcnt made by James
Pagan Of Knoxville. Tennessee. With
out requistion be vas taken to Cincin-
natl and thence 10 Knoxville. The
charge 10 that under the assumed name
Of Morrison, Dubois had cmbcxzicd q
sum aggregating o2.SO0. Dubois was
born In this county and was good
soldier
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22

81. PxrEassun0. june H. Cholesa =
decrcaning rapidly throughout Rusaia.
LONDON. june u.-The secretary ,oe
the British smbsssy ut COnstAntinqpls
has prsesnted 10 the porte = formal -
quest Tor dctaiied report of tho Pro
ceedings and tho evidence given It the
trial at Angoris Of the Armsnians
charged with seditioua rioting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22
NELSON TOGO AGAIN
On THE consTock Track


Il y pr,bsbis that the famous stsiIion.
Nebon. vsL ~ against kis secoed on -
Ceneanek track daring shs August
sase<jpa
T,s Driving eisb kss nos rsc<ivsd say
,posltiss s.kursncss 10 that eGe't. list Z
s<1hs kosus y IN any hind q eonditi<'a be
&uti1 psooably be xnt - beat 3:lQ sad
~ yin ID Is Il his errstic drivss kss9s
NJ had IL uas 90 tbs Coaa~t<ck
1rnek that the stallion von his rssrrt q
IA The track was nsw thsn and kad
55us> hs<D cnnplsteA IL vss wsssy u
epess cod ssft n othsrs- II bal ~
,broo uorhsd dcvn 10 sny exesnt snd
~ luliy two srctnds >iowse than u y
noe. Hot even thea hsd HeIsona ounfs
> Kept his bead. the bix stallion wsuld
have pulled under the wins In 3Na II
the horse "a IA - good ccndit1oa ~ to
vss then and u in1eiIixsntiy dFtveo.
? the<o Is DO fezssn vhy hs uhCuktn't
snake the pace IN 207 ffat
The first u August = rather early toe >
horps % - ~ ziast his record and Nsl-
80 may not attempt Il unless bis train
Ing 1ar,ns the dsst a the sunu<r =
geoki BUT he Is catered ia the rsces
az Saxinaw snd Detroit. and his owner
ssote sosnr time ago that h1 would
surely BE- HIRE. Nothing has h<ea heard
fron him lately. bat u 10 believed that
be s:Ii keep his promise
Wouisi Draw . Crosd
II = doubtful Il there 10 any hor,e in
the country which can draw = bigger
crosd 70 Grand Rapids than Nelson.
The magnificent stallion won the h'sasts
~ fhonsands BY bis gansey contsss With
Alh-rson under adverse circumstances
Nelson may not br the fastest stnlIi,n la
the ~or.d. hat few e the 1000 per~oos
zho saw ksm trot against Allrrtor he
iiese that be cannot 90 - fast as the
fastest. II he be property driven The
announcement that he would 70 against
his record would ill the grand stknd
and paddock Al Constock park with
thousands Il enthusiastic admirers
The horscmen couId grt no better draw
ing card ~ the August meeting. Almost
everybody that ever saw tho horse
would b glad To- sec him make mile
against time II he is In any kind u
condition there ~ no reason why he
ehonilint DO it.
To-Day Comstock track IL probably the
fastest IN the country. Tho new track
planer has bcen worked over the course
ani has left IL without bienist. Ii 10
perfect and the trainers Al The track de-
clare that IL can't bc iosproxpl,,- The
horsemeu are enthusiastic aud Relieve
that they viii hereafter have no trouble
IN maintaining the best regulation
couu>c In the work. The exeeliencies,
Of Comsteck track have become AN old
story. but II means something Ia the
Driving club 30 po<s<sa the finest track
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22

For the Epworth League Convention.
to be held at Cleveland from June - to
July . The Lake Shore 4 Michigan
Southern Railway company will sell sx-
cursion tickets TO Cleveland and return
on June y and %. good to return until
July 4 inclusive, at one fare for tho
round trip.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22

MARQUETTE. Mich, Juns 2l.-Infor-
nation wss received this morning 10 the
effect that the hamlet q Ewing. in
Chocolsy township. thiS county. together
vith kearneys sswmi1 Wa destroyed
ny forest fires Sunday. The los 10 about
t5.cD. The charcoal kilns upon which
the place depended. hsye born closed
down. fire destroyed the hesdqua rters
II the Thomas Nestor estate numbering
operations 1t O'brien.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22

NEw YoxK. June "a 1T was officially
announced by the Western Union Tele
graph company today that the struggle
between the company and the jockey
club had been settled. 10 that the tele-
graph wires to Sheepshead Bay track
viii not be interrupted la tho future.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22

BcFrAIo. June 2i.--The lumber
showers are weakening and now say
they are ready to give up their union
and go to work as individuals. providing
the luanbernsen agree Ia allow William
Cramer. their president. to manage their
affairs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22

SALr LAKE, Utah. June 2l.-The
Utah clothing manufacturing company,
one Of the largest concerns of the kind
In the territory. was closed down today
by creditors. The capital stock Of the
company h tl0O.0O0.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22

JAcksos, Mich. June IL Conductor
4. r. Ball. Superintendent u Nails r.
K Oakley and Keepers ~ Plough. +. J.
Clark and Charles Gull have been mott
fed by Warden Chamberlain that their
services viii not be- needed after June ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22

KALAMAZOO. Mich. June 1.-Two
graduates received degrees at the Bap-
tist collegs commencement exercises
this morning Sarah Huschins OF Fem
vile and Mary Helen Hopkins OF kala-
niazoo. The Rev. Donald ID. Mcl.aurin
II Detroit made the address.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22


{ i.. La :s:.si:S5i
n.sapsiss- 01easoa snd 0usnon; Rhodss
hnA wess>s. Uneiss-WsAsrA
ss,' :::;'a.: :s:ii:!E:ss !.
yssss and xinnss. bnuiss-viIsoa.
s r..s. .s .::i .:ss: III Z !
Batteries -Cslrs.y, vtctesy snd Cros;
kspsr and vsrseli. Unpisp-lyneA.
s s;s re sssi;s:si.ss,:: !
Hnf,es,ss-- Rusis and MiI)gan; McMshoa
and nobuason- Cmpire-AcIAughlia.
BrooIiyns ) . . 0 : &s . 4
0nstsxses- sttvveos md Mssriee; Losetf,
Hs1dsck and kinsiov. umpiss--Hunt-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22

SHANGHAI. June 2l.-1'he imperial
goverpment hes approved Sir Robert
Hart's scheme OF postal reform SUBJ
mitted 10 the ministers some time ago.
and will srt il in operation throughout
the empire.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22

Csnaro. Jnse n Harshswus reeuis~
f,,siox k3rsf rsce. li<e furiesirs Me~~~
Aeierser sas. pa iuire L. sssxnsl. k1~
aiie third time ~
s-cund. nasis and ssysaiy yards
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22
WITH YOUR HANDS TIED

~ ou0o chgon1c +" eemAlo
complaint" - Wunkneas.
yAas en- Pea sgpsct !
Thesvs noeang yos ON
eccom4am-ooenang you
O. eajQy. Ard 10 GOD
rcascn NJ - D.. HeScs's
Hsvsrsos hrssx1pston vill
s 80 - o.: .S:.X =. ~ q. !.
~ wy CO a thcus
vuUaaly 00uolsA tlzb y
u eoly rsnsdy % s.rs
that - ca - 0n0r<nu (>ed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22

81 mn buys beautiful. fine White
ef.V0 Legorn hat at Corl, Knott &
Goa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22

Is in the zenith Crowds every day and excitement
over the incxhaustbIc array Of Washable Fabrics
Beauty and service blend and harmonic with low
prices here and thousand fanccs await your beck
and call The real Scotch Cinghams. the novelties.
the zephyrs the breezy feathcry weather fabrics
arc all ready to aid you these hot days
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22

| ORDER k1Aa FISH & ;s., Ds''''.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22
-,,T - II
80 y sse{saa eaa
FOR THE BOYS.

Handsome Shirt and Blouse Waists, percalc and
cheviot, latest styles. CSC and 5oc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
CARD uF tIIINka.
IRON tho Daily, MAY -, /

Karl A. Snyder, ot the Law dppa,t.
ment u the Atlantic " Pacific Railroad
company, has been heard from. lie IL
in the San Juan country.
Prof. q. $. Ramsay, Of the University,
and wife moved to-day from north Edith
street To- the Sanitarlum building, where
they w,lI reside during the summer,
Star route mail service has been or.
dersd discontinued from Washington ne
follows: hillside, Iavapai county, from
Juniper. From June 10, 1893, on route
Us, ls7.
Yesterday the court entered decree
IN the case Of Mariana >. Oteru vs.. Jose
Antonio Samora, et al: this decree estab.
lIshes complainant rsh's In the TETON
grant, and bars forever the rights Of all
adverse claimants IN the same.
The Xsiger building a, tina corner OF
Second street and Railroad avenue IL
RAPIDLY reaching IN. second floor, and
the work 80 far shows the building
TO he the handsomsst one In the
city. Architect johnson is being con.
graduated on all sides for his super
intsndenoy.
Il. 4. Schuster, brother Of Max Schu
ter. came down from lIernalllo last n,ght
having arrived Sunday morning from n
trip Of years duration IN Europe. prin,
| cipally IN Germany. The visitor will soor
begin the erection Of handsome resi-
dencs in this city, aud IN the fall expect,
his wife aud family, who are now In Der
lin, to return from the old country.
h J. baskerville. the joint agent q,
the Atlantic 4 Pacific junction, il in the
city to-day purchasing hous-h old sup
plies. lie informs THE CITIZEN that tn,
new station will be ready for occupancy
in about ten days, and says the. !sis,A
near the junction, 10 looking prosperouI
at present, owing To the fruit and o,ie-
trees in bloom, and the lndians working
faithfully tiIllng the soil.
Joha Ptisuger 10 IN the city from Ca
bezon with $3.50 pounds Of sheep peltf
which were purchased at fair marks
price by Eis.msnn Bros Mr. Pisuge
stated that his section Of BernAlillo ooun
~ mas not been blessed with the rain
reported elsewhere, only one good raj
at Cab-zon for months. but in the fao
OF this fact he reports the sheep look
ing we'll and says there will bs q goo,
per cent Of lambs saved,
George Birss, the well known brick
mason, who has been working at tn
Rio Grands smslter Socorro, for Oh
past nine months, IL again In the oft!
George is partially lead poisoned, and
taking q lay OF three or four week
Mr.. Birs1 states tina, the smsiter Ia dom
big business these days-three fu
uaoes and four roasters being 10 constsr
, use. lie also STATES that Mr.. GreeI
walds new Touring mills are about con
> pleted.
, The other day THE CIrlzRN contains
an item about b. J. Dufiield havip
three fingers mashed between the BUM
. ere OF oars 10 south Albuquerque, an
. s,a.sd upon the authority OF the ipjurs
man ihA. the fingers we're dressed b
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

road company, who has established head
quarters IN this city, and will aeon have
extensive coal ysris here.
Andteas Romero, the Gold avenue
meat dealer. who has been sick At HE
sheep ranch vest ~ Grau,s, 10 Vt home.
lie reports 10 Tue C,riEEs tia, he will
save about 90 per cent % his lambs. He
reports good rains while at tho ranch,
aud says the old sheep are looking hne
~.
Mrs. Soiida Ssnches de Tafoya, wife
ot Fernandez Tsfoys, died yeeterda,
morning at 10 o'clock. She had beet
III nearly all winter. Her relations nj
live NJ Bslep, and several attended he'
funeral this afternoon at , o'clock. Mr.
Tatoya, the husband, has been digglns
graves Tor Mr.. MOntfort since lSsb, and
the undertaken Nuperintended thu
burial Of his wife.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
oar mtiitA Uot..

Last night about twenty old mem bers
" the Guards and Cavalry companies,
once ~" tSo pride militia organizations
u the m"'ruprIs, met ~ pursuanc" ~ n
notice IN IuI tIrIIrS ia thu room over
the pustuilire, Or tue purpose ~ agitHt
ing the question ~ reorganization,
There were present Col Borradalle,
Capt-. llennersheets and BaIdrdge and
several other officers u the deiunct or
carnations, aud all made short addresses,
encouraging the others 10 stick together
and reorganile, IA the new governor has
shown II disposition Ia be friendly to the
territorial militia. The meeting lasted
for MI hour, and when the boys adjourn
.d the feeling Tor reorganization was
very sppsrent Gov. Thornton viii be
here on the evening ~ the 2a'h, and a
number ~ militia boys will do escort
! duty Tor the governor III Memorial day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
Elahy Alter.

About 10 O'Clock yesterday morning,
Gus Mulholland, the Gallup postmaster,
Who has the contract To drill y well for
Hon. W. +. Kuch.n becker, alec Of Gallup,
three hund-ed feet deep, me-, with q pc
culiar experience When within "a few
feet u the depth desired. the drill sud.
denly dropped about sII feet into a Sub-
terrauean lake Of water, aud the water
came rushing up within twenty five feet
u the surface. To cap the climax the
men at the pump pumped up quite n
number u small fish. The news VI the
fish spread over Gallup like wildfre.
The school boys heard % Il, aud great
scramble Tor III. iinny tribe took place.
The people OF Gallup are congratuiating
themselves over this strike Ut water.
which appears ~ b- lnexhaustible.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

The Me-itA de- Juaua Lopez grant,
covering i2,usl - acres near Cerrlllos,
IN south Santa +, county, has been be-
tore ia. interior depart msnt FOR tive
years on recommendation OF tho unla
m.nted ex Surveyor General Julian Tor
rssutvey. Julian pounc.h upon the
valuable property soon after his irduc
ton INTO Office in lsSj, and the general
land Office. then under control of that
other ssil, Audr.w jackson Sparks, con
Cured bhndly IN ali hs said and did rel.
alive To this grant,
Yesterday Surveyor General ilobar,
received voluminous decision IN the
case from Secretary Iloks Smith, OF the
interior, IN which the law aud the fact,
are concissly aud ably set forth snd
Ov"rrullng the action Ut the general land
office. New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

J. ID TorhnE, who has been 10 Denver
on business in connection with the tt
jsras water company, returned home last
night, and his light steps would indicate
that the trip did him much good. When
asked Tor ali interview upon the Tijeras
water company, he remarked that II. the
issue OF TnE CIriLES ~ Monday appears
IN article covering the entire situation
lie, however, assured the reporter that
in n very short time the Tiieras wstel
company would he an enterprise in real
ity, and that the people Of the city OF
the lowlsnds, the highlands and mess
will soon have the opportunity Of using
pure mountain water.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

~. New Mexican 10 y-4,rrday says
Nh, Il. J. PAlsn, tcrrltprlaI treasurer
uu Yesterday cent n check ipt $1,000 to
the Bank ~ Cumaierce ~ Albuquerque,
l,r,ng the amount loaned bJ the territory
h. thn, bank upon lite approved hond.
Tue Bank 81 ipaw-,l has mad" ny
plicst,nu Tor loan u t1Oun - the ter
utuual funds. THIS hss not been grant
-d aH yet Zoe two rra-ons, first becau-"
the bond iutu,Hh-,l ~ the bank ~ not ~
the pfu,er SHAPE aud secondly beisuHe
tha territorial records shows that but
tsirr 1t its capital stock, amounting
g. s,r,Up, have been paid aud that the
law rrquit,~ the total Amuuut ~ $4,000
capita, HtucA ,uIst Dv t"iiJ paid up.
The FIRST National bank ~ A,buqnef
Ins hAs mAd. Application TOR dcpUrll
~ s,lj 90 ~ the territorial funds and
/ nae suhm,t-d its fond tor the amount
Nth sut.ti.s ~ tphuWs. Joshua \
/ Eaynolds = A. Grant and II. Is Fer
su.ruu. H. a." bond, Il ~ stated, TIM
M"ssts. Eay mol IL aud Grant own -,
puut real re,nte "a New Mexico aud II
Is f"rgu-spn II put down Hs III" o'' I"
q siu,tuu worth ~ real estate. Thu
upnd aud Application Hfe nUw under con
sid-rhtiun 10y IN. territorial uili'Al
charged with thu dnty ~ examination
adappruyal ~ III" same
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
~ Prom aDemias.

John I. Shy, the beningcsttle raiser
will ship 3" Kansas pasture, from Dem
iug between the LIST nd i0'h OF j une two
train loads Of cattI. They are being
rounded up now andwill soon be in the
stock pens at Denim. Mr.. Shy came up
to the metropolis lst night from the
south, aud hs report the tornado del
Muerto and other stions south OF the
city looking very weIst present, At,rib-
utable entirely 10 the evsrsl very good
rains. lie says his ca.ls are 10 fair ooE
d',lon, but he desires , Rst them to bet
ter grass rs soon as p,sitle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
or Mining Inte-rst.

Ed. &. B,lhnge, purcbas ny agent for
the Pueblo, Col, smelling and Rsho,ng
company. and on, Of the owners IN the
Lincoln Lucky Hni Lee mipe a, San Pc
dro, was here yesterday on b9s,ness, but
returned north 20 Santa Fe last night,
accompanied by Sam y. Dsdrick. Mr..
Billings stated that no work IL going on
at ?he mine on account u restraining or.
dars from the court, but he believes that
the orders will IL dissolved shortly and
work bs again reumsd. Mr.. Dedt,ck IL
Interested In the matter. for he has the
contract to haul the ore from the mine
to the railroad fer rhipmsnt nj Cerrlllos
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

Wool 10 coming 10 fairly we'll nov. bui
II 10 apparent that the big raissrs intend
TO hold back until the market gets ssv'
eral censs per pound bsttor. THs Cru.
zES understands that Navajo white h
bringing here about 10 cents, aud blsok
about ten osntA Eissmsun Bros. yss
terday rscs.vsd Q good quantity froa
Flagstaff, aud Il sssms that they are The
only ones now buyIng. There ere o.hs
buyers in the city, but they have pel
rsosivsd Instructions 10 buy from Their
eastern houses.