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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-05-27
PRICE s GENTS.
GRANTS PHARMACY !

WHEREAS tits known beyond a question
that headache bile and indigestion have
formed pact of treason to haunt the gay
and festive board through out this gladstone
season; now, therefore, be it understood
that all such dircfull ills be defed and
cured for good by using Buncombe Pills
40 pills for is Grants.
We do not hesitate to say that our Syrup
of Tar and Wild Cherry is the best cough
syrup ever sold in Ashcvi1le. We have sold
over one thousand bottles Of it and the de-
mand for it has constantly increased ever
since we placed it the market. As it is
pleasant to take, children do not object to
it and 1t always gives relief. Try 1t; 25
cents per bottle at Grants Pharmacy.
Campho GIyccrine Lotion is a soothing
and fragrant application for chapped hands,
face, lips. etc. Not greasy or disaEreeabIe
in any way. For sale only at Grants Phar-
macy.
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1t cleanses the teeth, strengthens the gums
and imparts fragrance to the breath. Va
Va Tooth Wash at Grants.
We can-refer you.to many reliable people
in our own city who believe Buncombe
SarsapariIla is the best blood purifier they
ever used. Why other and more expen-
sive preparations when a home product 10
better and cheaper7 Grants.
Do you shave yourself or does a barber do
it for you In either case, il you use our
imported bay rum your face will always
main smooth and free from any irritation
redness. soc bottles at Grants.
Absolutely Pure Witch Halle In attractive
Pint bottles, 25 cents. Grants.
know that Antimisrane will relieve you ell
tirely. 1t is harmless but sure remedy.
For sale at Grants
Buncombe Plastcrs-a higher'grade porous
plaster than the public his hitherto known.
Try one. IS cents at Grants.
st. Elzabeth's Salve cures all skin diseases.
1t is superior to all known remedies the
cure of pimpes any skin eruption. Posi-
lively guaranteed to cure OF money refunded
For sale at Grants Pharmacy, 24 Sout.
M ain street.
Apply the salve to the parts affected by
rubbing in thoroughly with the finger every
other night before retiring and you will get
skin eruption that may be troubling you.
st. Elizabetbs sa1ve is for sale only at
Grants
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-05-27
world,s I.air sundax Oneninr.

CHICAGO, May 27.-After a long con-
ference between District Attorney Mil
chist and his assistants this morning it
was decided to file bill to cnjoin the
opening of the Worlds Fair on SUNDAY
with Clerk Burnham today. The bill
will be presented before Judges Jenkins
and Grossip sitting in the United States
circuit court.
The Fair will probably be open tomor-
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-05-27
- had Failure.

FosToRIA, Ohio, May 27.-J. b. -Gorms-
ley, assignee of cx-Secretary Foster,
states that an investigation shows that
his liabilities will reach $500, 900, posi-
bic one million, with assets much less.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-05-27
AssiKn1nent at winston.

WINSTON, N. c., May 27.-[SpeciaI. l.
h II. Reynolds assigned this morning.
Liabilities 500, 900; assets, $50, 900.
The cause of the assignment is that Rev
nolds was pushed by one creditor.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-05-27

II. B. Randolph, Brunswick, Ca,
writes: was under the care of nine
different doctors, but not one did me the
good that Botanic Blood Balm has done
=
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-05-27

Pure air, health, wild Strawberries,
| and an open car on Sulphur Springs line.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-05-27

Also a line of sample shoes at N. Y
cost, at j. d. Brevard's.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16

,o justice tina, would have I~rvniSl pub
lie sentiment had the viriim b~cn less de.
prav,-l hut the officers nf the law
should not relax effort until the r,sl hAnd
~ william lr captured Such human
butcher should not lr allowed tn r'nAin
~ large. IN tuo many instances in New
MrNiru arr murlrrrrr permitted tn ~ un.
punished. and II II time that W. should
h"gin Ia assert ourselves a. law ahh
ing and justice loving i"pr"
W 7 McCr'ight closed his connection
with the IaI-'r yesterday morning The
| following trhn hr Times gives the RIA .
suu for the change mir, W 7. M.
Crigh, IL nn longer connected with Tnr
jiTiLKS. The proprietor IT that paper
has decided, II N said. tn 10 large Iar,
nf the lp'al work himself. and thus eur.
tail rNIrur,s Mac II one II the b,.sl
NEWSPAPER men who ever set t,nt IN New
M"Nicu. aud will not have tn l"nk long Tor
u position Il lee rarrs to continue in the
newspaper business"
Fourteen years ago Edward NJ. Kelly
killed man named Neal in n hrnwl nj
Crrrilluz. lie Was tr.-l auh convicted
and sentenced IT, be hAru,,'d Ne waS
finally rpri"v"l and sentenced fnr life
For g,sI conduct in the prinon Gov.
Prime" further commut.d the sentence. "a
twenty five years, aud with all the allow
Ancr If tim" for guh service. 'his sen
t"nre "Xpirr"l las, sunday. and Kelley il
once more fi,'r man.
TIL" old town public rhpnlr are report
'-l I" l." IN luurishing condition. there
l"iug over 900 pupils enrolled. There
n, present four departments. the teachers
l~ing Sisters Bernardo. Pauline, Claire
anI J.rmania The irr, II neat month
another department will b- added in
which all the higher branches will b-
taught
United States Attorney T.. A. Fi-k. has
received Instructions from the attorney
general I" hiring suit against W. Is.
| Bunker. who was clerk - the 4th judicial
district court under Chief Justice X.
v Long. for amounts due the united
States Tor fees in United States cases col.
lec,rd by him while such clerk.
Andy Horn. has found his team. which
waH hirrf by man named Hightower
one day lar, week aud WAS no, r-,urn-d
Hightow.r tonk the team "a Loa LunsA,
where he Hnh the buggy. He then
turned the horse lr1u- aud skipped ou,
Mr. Horne went /" Lo1 LunAs this morn
! ing I" recover his property.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16
From the Dnily, Bapt, III


G. l.. R'~s has gone a. the Chrrok""
strip T." seek his fortune
Present your claim agains, the Albu
qurrlur National bank To- J. W. Scho.
irld, the receiver
W, II, Mcdonald, yarrlmast"r of th,
Atlantic \ Pacific AT Peach Springs, Ar.
IONA, is in the city
Yesterday IN his sermon Rev. Cristy
stated that ia" county Jail war IA disgrace
10 the people. and ne, nj fur II pig pen.
Marie Abetia. Lorrnlo ChaNrr and Ma
RE Joya were each given ten days in tht
police court this morning for having br"u
drunk and diSorlcrly
Dr. A. q he Lama went To show L"w,
ARIZONA. yesterday morning, Ia attend
Mrs. Henry Hunng, who IL seriously III
He will br away several days,
o. W. Pi,tGk il making another triI
along the Atlantic d Pacific for Tux Cur
!EES, and expect. To- largely increase the
Lists IL subscribers along the line.
Mrs.. Thus Ainsworth leit las, night
for Ration. wher she gees Ia visit hci
dauRh,.rs. Mr- S-hr---i-r aud Mrs
Hobbs. She will be gone a month.
A merry crowd picnicei at Coyot.
Springs yesterday, composed Of DR. Hope
AMI wife. 4. G Fcsler and wife, DIR
Smith and wife and Fred Lewis and wife
Chas. Yondorf has returned from ia,
Rocky Ford. Col. fair, and says Their
will I've between thirty and forty running
and trnt,ing horses NJ the Territorial
| Fair from Colorado.
Elias \. Long and wife have r'turmr
from santa Fe, where they have beer
passing the heated season, Mr.. Long r"
garis Albuquerque aE the best fall an'
winter r'sort In the world and In bacl
here to stay
This 10 the dlllcst month in the hir,"r.
~ Albuquerque, but II is believed tina
the l,ei rock has been reached and tina
matters will improve. The delay II pay
ments by the ra lroais 10 the princiIa
cause Of the temporary depression.
N. G. Nettle,on has engraved n beau
tiful gold badge which he will Offer M
priz. To the winner ~ the one mile b
cycle race at the tournament during I'll
fair. The badge In on" IL the pr,tie'
ever given in such contest, and will bel
make the tournament interesting. ri
badge cost about $50. and II may be see
on exhibition a, Net,let"n's jewclr
store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16
ssneats OF atAsehssa

The Statehood convention which will
bc held al Albuquerque during the week
nf the Territorial Fair, will do much to
wari determining the wish Of the people
N this imp"rtan, matter. and the sub
jrrt should l~ given exhaustive dis
cussion 10y men wh"s" prominence and
information IL a guarantee" IL intelligent
and eifrctivr work. Statehood would
bring Ia New Mrsiro many changes, II
would give IT, capital that feeling II ne-
curity necessary Ia obtain the benefit Of
it's Investment, II would peopl. our
valleys with prosperous eastern farmers
II wonld make ~ n s-lf.goyerning CON.
monwealth and not sst apart like a bana
II Indians. II would build railroads. es'
tablish irrigation enterprises and olrr
our mines. Their arr difficulties, %
cour..; but ". won't speak Of them
Get stst.hnul aud it, dressings first. am
wrrstle with trmblr afterwards. --SaI
MaryiAl Bee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16
-v>D,N aoa>i>. r,wr
" ri,i-r a anderson aud y. o. Ro.,h
rssta,n Csn siderable t.s--,

Yesterday morning Aliuut 3;N u'chzk
sons gr-"ry and general store On Gold
a,rnur. The alarm was sounded and the
tir" department rrrpnd-l speedily and
dil efficient work hut brfnr the flames
could BE- cXtinguishcl considerable dam.
agr wac don" 10y the tire. smoke and
water III" trr originated either IN the
r''nr " lh" story r,-,m IT WELLER A An.
d"rs"u. which was stacked with clothing,
hats, -hu's nnh gents furnishing g~sls.
~ rlS" ia Va" tailor shop Il y Il. Bu"th
which wa separated 10y thin partition
fr"m 'h" former rtuf,'. tn" flames play.
81 have" with the iuhammHhl" go,Is IN
IN" tailor shop aud thu~" stacked on the
shelves IN th" back part II Mrrsrz We'll.
l'r X And"rsnuH store. aud the smoke
and water iid grrat damage to- the cu,irc
stock IL the latter firm. The damage To- the
hulldns which was insured for several
thousand dollars estimated NJ from sl2n
To- $ljn
Mr. Booth estimates hir lnsr at about
$2oo AMI his gnhs were insured for tina,
amuuu, III ia" Caledonia company.
\ proper c-trnat" cannot now l' rlar.
",l uu tl" loss If M"ssrS WELLER a An
drr-"u, hat II will probably amount Ia
S2,jn0 Their stock WAS insured for
S1.uOO. lat ia" furniture aud fixtures uf
the siur,' were uninsured
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16

George West and Georg" Martin. two
yags who have been rndeavoring to keep
ia, IN the generosity Of the public, were
arr~,a,.d THE morning and given ten days
an the cham gang.
John Ama,io. fur sighting. wss hn'Sl
al. M AMI costs, failing to pay winch. he
will have IL spend ten days in the city
Jail
Robt Ray was picked up in nm alley
las, nigh, sleeping III the effects 81 liquor
He will be- given ten days in the Jail IL
which to sober up.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16

Tho Territorial Pair. which opens nj
Albuquerque ON the 18th, pr"mIs.s to lie
largely attended and very successful
Considering the hard ,imes and the great
er attractions II the Worlds Pair the in
,.res, In our territorial exhibition. has
been well maintained by the managers
while our well.axe.i neighbors arr seeing
the sights Of the world at the Columbian
Exposition ie, us poor folks attend the
TerritoriAl Fair and help N make II q
.acocss, The agricultural, horticultural
mineral. aud stock exhibits win liz worth
seeing. The speed-ring and sport pro
grams are quite elaborate AMI VIII os
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16
cs.rs~s vita r.seEs,s meat.

O.P. Bills, who II establishing an ice
factory herr, has been arrested by sher'
III Kemp. ON complaint II two parties in
T.cumseh. Michigan, his old home.
They charged him with embeszlemen, in
dispo-ing II n 800 worth II bonds. which
he claims they authorised him I" "ell
Judge Preeman has allowed the defend
an, to give $4,000 bond, pending the
arrival II an officer from Michigan u
take the prisoner To Tecumssh to s'rAigh'
ten out the attar.-Eidy Argus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16

ssbinal wherr . srring has appeared In
q place which has always been dry AMI
barrcn The theory u the nasives con.
corning the shakes 10 that large body 81
ho, water lies underground and as the
vainr nccu,nuls,es AMI wants expansion
VI" -arth'r crus, is rnise'i, AMI Il may
Keep un until an ou,lrt IL found allowing
the water AMI steam IN How freely. An
ri,inc, volcano situated within 10 miles
-n,h Il sabinal may have something to
de- with the disturbance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16

very entertaining. The silver sni state.
h""l conventions will brisg the hes, men
81 New Mriiro together. Altogether, Al.
m'lu"rIuc will h~ very entertaining
l'la"" \" H. IN during the week beginning
th" 18th The rnilrad rate for H." r'rA
si"n ~ loN"rvl to cents I"'r mil".
Will cheap rates and AN inviting prs.
gram there arr few - NJ that canu"t NJ
fori n visit io "ur Territorial Fair aud
whn would not bc greatly h~u"hhSl ,hcr'.
by Santa H. sun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16
tsNs,a ON A.
. Naiuabi~ Medical Plant fsuaa %
Jhls Territory.
Editor Citisen.

Editor Citisen.
We have many plants Indigenous Ia
our territory which would. II W. knew
more about them, not only add inter-s'
in observing them aud nnr II. ientigation"
might prove some ~ them IA be ~ much
commercial value. One or more members
~ the cinchona tire. In found quite alum.
dainty herr and in Arizona, usually Al
quit. high attitudes, lt- trunk ir light
y.ilowiah. usually with quite long lila
m-n,r IL the outer bark hanging partly
detached. and gives the tree 4 decidedly
ragged appearance. It's foliage In green
and very fine and short, clinging dense
along the branches. tn. flowers are deli.
cate and very small. also clinging along
the branches and ,oaaearing quite u
prominent and somewhat sick-ning "dor,
plainly percep,ibls when several steps
/ distan, from the plant. The tree = short
| distance frnm the observer has something
IL IA. appearance ~ certain species 81
c.slAr. II in sometimes seen ~ nr even
Is feet in height, but mor- commonly N
III. or,l-r 81 shrub. I, seems Ia nouri-i
In the mos, arid localities, deer arr ez
cee,lingly fond ~ its bitter brush and
hunters term II fer this r-aEin "bucb
brush"
The writer il unable Ia kAy how man,
varieties IL the tree II found here, ant
il may lr possible the Peruvian varsst.
IL here AlS,. An investigation by hot
Anirt would show. The crush could h
sen, Ia some II our colleges and the sle
cies ,-termin.ii an analysis II the hArl
could be made and the perc.ntAg. II qui
nine II contains could be fHind. Even
il doas not contain 80 great = psr.sntAg
IL uuinin. as the Peruvian tire. II nigh
still h. valuable The Peruvian TIRE i
l,ecoming depleted Ia serious extent
In some portions ~ the world, notAbl,
Java, large plantations II the tr,e arr ~
ing plAn,.d Why could not the ard hill
ar highlands here whose lratiOa make
them II bu, little vAlne b- plantsd IA "a
beet variety 81 this tr'ei II In said th
bark frum the smaller branches a
brush arr ga,hersi ~ well as other pm
tions II the tree, sI-cinrns u Peruvian
bark. that In, ehinchona, can be seen
a"y drug store
Quinine Was discovered abmt the yes
1885 by = lady by the name u CinchoI
= bu, the nam. has been distorted 10 cha
= chonA II In the mos, important AMI va
liable drug IN medical s.nss ever di'
covered. I, has prolonged the Avsras
of human life from 81 IN fully 90 year
~ with all the abuse We heap upon IL,
In still the b-st friend man ever had
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16

ION! N'H' m'fNhAh' ~ '"rr'IT~' II III
Town "'nay'
julius Eis"mann returned last night
from the Worlds Fair.
Post Trader W. +. Laughlin, IT Fort
Wingat". In in the city.
The Hugh Sign Club will ,~ h"arpl from
during the Territorial Fair
Secretary Miller expects ,o take chnrg,.
Of his Office a, Santa r. Tomorrow.
p,,.d A,,rd and br;d. NJ SAINT. ". mr..
In ,b,. CITY. s,o,,Sny -, IN. San r.l;,.
I,w,, Cash -, K.,... cuv .ud
I.,.c, u.,..w. -, La, I.,r.., v.r, ,b,.
latest visitors "a Ga, Commercial club.
NJ. Ill.,. ~. ,. No., VA,
to-day for th. Worlds fair, and AMER n
atom nj I'm. great .xbihi,i,n will cam.
HON.
r,. ,.,;.., u.,..h,., ,,;.,;., +.
doing god work. nhI d.s.ry,s ia, aid
and co.orrn,iou ~ ,h. liberal and char
i,abl. ~ IA. city
NJ. ~ ~ N.,,, ,h, Ian, .hor,
tim. An, l,f for trim Ia California, ar.
riv.si HON. las, night, her speesly return
l.Sng rau..d by illp..s.
H.. ,,,,. ,u, rws,.,.r. !, thin
,,, Phi. l.. ,h,. ,,r.,,., -, ,h,. ,,,,,. ami
ia. p.opI. II isnot necessary 10 remark
tina, the Democrat IL no, counted.
Mi. Haiti. K,icl.,b,cl.r ,h. wall.
ln,wn s;,y.r -, I.s y.g,s will taxi.
mari in IN. concert 10 lie given during
the Fair 10y ia. Orpheus club.
NJ. n Dn,sc,mh,.. mo,b.r ~ Mr..
W W Mccl.l,.,. lief, Las, nigh, .t,,r n
u.v.r.I w..ks' visi, with IN. latter tr
n.r hom. in NJ, Vernon. NY
M y aA , , NJ
,l,w.n :, y,v, ,hr,, ~ her celebrates
s,ir;,n.,i.,ic and cl,riyoyan, n.rform.
.,c.. =, ,h,. o,.ru ho,s. during IA. fair
"'.'.'' " a.. o..
- /. 49,, 49,. :,
,,ndinv strictly IA hi. larr,. business
u,,. A.,
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The I'iic" la" Hernr"i u" rlew a.
l the hrn'i'y 81 III" '"ur'"rrr ~ A"ar'
! naeA ms e"''e " I'm" '"i'"'''' ' wv
! /" nave WV y" P"''' ""@""" '" 'e
! nav" GOVERN" W. "'' ""' p'''' '"'''"
b. any
TIL" democrats 81 tn" city are work"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16
hTlLa AT LARssE.
No Hpe~'", f9crt- He,.g vsa~ 10
ssptsr~ ssausales


Conra,lo Gunsnier, " this city, VIII,
killed Rs,aniHlndn sanlnyaI ~ CasA
salasar. last Tuesday. an account, ~ the
/ crime being published IL Tux CIrisnS
yesterday, iS still n fr-- man. And hkrl,
10 remain ~ until his father aud influrn.
tial relatives conclude a. allow hi. arrest.
No one frum the shrriiTs office il max
ing AN attempt Ia caIaurr the murderer.
aud Deputy Sheriff Garcia stated tins
morning that he had NO, hrcn officially
informed II the killing. knowing nothing
about the affair cxcrp, what hal h"cn
told him in a secondary manner. and what
hr had Rad in THH ClrZKN.
when Constable Marian Armijn. IT
Casa salazar. and N. Sandoval. brother
II the dead man, lef, the city un the even
ing II the 7th, after they had na,le viSi,
Ia the house uf Gonzales IN north seventh
street. they rple over to the mountain
rad and then h. the oil town. whrr'
they made an Intellectual ciiur, To- iiud the
whereabouts IL the murlrr'r. Leaving
the Old tuwn they went up the river rad
and were at Lns Curralrs yesterday,
where the father of young G"nnal"s I''-
-ni"S aud where it il supposed he II IN
hiding
THs CIrlzKS in informed this afternoon
that tinnzAlrS WAS ne, found at Les Cor
rHlcs. wh"rruprn .he coust.bl" and Mr..
Sand"val went IN Ia Casa Salazar
II II lcaru-,i NJ O'clock this aftern"u
that the murvlrr II SAndoval 10y Gonzales
was not NJ cold .hlurird Aa just ,pInr,,Vi
II seems now that four MeXicanr. one ii
whom was Saudoval, AT n dance threaten.
ell IA edo up Gonzales. and after the
dance Gonzales noticed them coming in.
warl him He ordered them to stop.
tut Instead Il doing ~ they continued to-
warl him, when he Tired. killing san.
doval II in also learned that an open
knif was picked up beside the dead body
of the man mut,lpr,sl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16
. ....a rs,.x 60 Assp ., na.a

From the Troy (kaDsss) Chief: Some
years ago ws were very much subject 10
ssysrs spells OF cholera morbusi and sow
vh.n we feel any symptoms that usually
nreceds thst ailment, suob 20 sickness
y, the stomach, diarrhoea. sto., 20 DO.
some scary. We have found Ohambsr,
I.in's collie, cholera and d'arrhoea rene
DIV the very th,ag t0 stralEhtso oes out
m such casss. aud slwsys keep u sboat
We are not writing the tor . peg tss,i
monial, but 10 let our readers know " aal
N a god thing 10 kesp handy In tbs
houss. For sale ny T. IA. Bsrgsss 4
Boo. druggiSts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16

The following delegates were appoint
I'd by III. town trustees Of Ration 10 the
statehood convention In this city
I'D. Buell.. Y. Brueggemann. J. Leahy
A. q. stAinahsr. Vim. Tindall, g. "
COX. WAC. wrigley, J. b: Schroeder. y
II. butler. J. X Vigil. A. J. Mitchell, J
b. Areilano, T W. Collier, Geo. b. Bier
niger. J. W. Dwyer. d. ". Stevens, ID
Z Young. q. T. Ailis, Y. c. Chapman, J
J. shuier, J. Jelfs, &. q. wray, Z ID
stevens, Peiro Pa.iillA. &. b. hohlhousen
Geo. Mccormick aud y. h. Croseon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16

The Albuquerque CirEKs has greatly
improved its appearance within the past
few days and has sdded an szcel-n, ,elr.
graph service To in many Arc"mpllnh-
msnts. THs CIrIxxs always war on" Il
the hest newspapers In New Mexico and
is rapidly b.coming one II the best In til"
Units-i States. --Dsming Headlight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16
Nntirond Notes


John I.awr'n=nn. &c the Atlantic Il Pa
rlhc machine shops, has gone tn 81. Jo-
-"ph. Mo. where hc will make his home.
The g"L news II i,'rriVrd in this city
that the employees ou both the santa Fe
and Atlantic n Pacific roads will DE paid
this week,
Western lines have refused 10 issue
tickets in connection with the Texas lines
To conform with the requirements II the
new anti sralI"I law
The Illinois Central lines carried in
May 2,ui7,Nii passengers: in June, -
W. .2l3; in July. 2,6?O, $50; in August o.
NNg,ll2, total for four months of 10. $780,
nu6
Thu prror Valley passenger conductor.
Muur'. 10y name. who assaulted an editor
down at Eddy. has been dismissed frDm
the employ "f the company.
TIA" Atlantic n Pacific railroad has
given the coal companies ~ Gallup n re-
dnc,ion uf Il per ton on coal Ia Cali
f,rnia ,minia The rate IA il now stands
If - per ton.
frigh, business IN the santa Fe and
Atlantic n Pacific railroads In picking up.
, which is ~ god Indication tina, the hn.n-
cial string-ncy throughout the country Ia
casing up somewhat.
The kingman Miner says: The Atlantic
n Pacific railroad company has done the
RICH, thing 10y presenting Paul Maguire
with m annual pass over its road. IL
will H. remembered that Mr.. Mcguire
! Jagged train below town in time Ia save
il From dashing int" II wash"ut.
| President Rrinhart. of the Santa Fe
system. il hut forty -nne years ~ age.
The responsibility thus placed upon this
Young man may l.. IN II measure realized
! when IL in known that III" santa f. has n
capital IL SiOO. WN,nO and usually en-
ploys 5000 men.
/ After much correspondence. Supt. 7.
]. Helm has finally convinced tn. Denver
Il Rio Grandr officials that II was mis-
TAX. Ia ga, the train service frum Santa
Fr, and hr received word. direct from
President Jrf"ry. that I'll. daily service
would h. rrstnr,si un the lat ~ the com
ing month.
To day ann,hrr harvest excursion will
l.. run 10y the santa Re company Tick
cts will l~ sold nj low rates, g,Sl for
twenty days. 10 all points IN Colorado in
u direction northwest, west, southwest
and south fiN IN Pu-blo-but no tickets
-oli a, l,s- than $I-to all points in New
Mexico, except IN the southern PacihC
aud Atlantic 4 Pacific railways, To al
uninta in Utah. Oklahoma, Indian Terri.
iory and Texas
Their. arr bu, three railways out -
Kansas City tina, ARE handling passen
gr,r aud trrigh, for stations along th'
Cherokee Strip. The santa fe has di'
rect lin" Ia Arkansas City, Kansas. which
II ON the Kansas hnrirr near the ea-
, boundary IL the strip. 2Is miles fr'n
kansas City, and The santa fr also has .
; branch line frrpm winfield Junction. a few
> miles north If Arkasss City. I" k'owa
. Has, which In IN the southern kAnralI
l,or,l.r near the middle IL the strip.