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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-23
MORE PICTURE FRAUDS.
A Portrait Enlarging Scheme tc
Bleed the Public.


1t does seem I'M though the officers of
this nation might shut up few Of tn.
s"indlers that are preying upon tn.
public and 1t certainly does SEEN NJ
'h"ueh people would stop trying to get
something for nothing. An Abilene
woman handed us today the evidence
OF fraud In portrait enlarging scheme
advertised in the Union Gospel News.
religious paper with large circula
tion In Abilene. The BROOKLYN Art
Union offeres to give an enlarged por
trait and frame free to anyone sending
a photograph. She sent and in few
days received letter saying that 81 so
must be sent for postage and packing
Today the picture and frame came
he former is miserable dnub of
tin type six by eight inches and the
frame Is paste board, twu inches wide
Tue whOie thing would be expensive
at six cents. There we're seven cents
postage on IL.
The Union Gospel News should he
ashamed to lend IT'S columns to such
frauds and people should let the Brook
lyn AT Union alone; IL is a petty
robbery institution. A safe rule Is to
let all advertised picture enlarginp
schemes severely alone. There is fraud
IN most Of them. II you want work
done patronize reputable home artists.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-23
Brought Back for Burial.

A telegram was received today by
Undertaken Eicholtz from NJ. X. Bald.
ridge, Drakrheld, Iowa, announcing
the death there of Mrs. Lucas, formerly
of thiE vicinity. The remains will be-
brought In on the morning train tomor
row for burial In the Abilene cemetery
by the side Of the husband of the
deceased, Francis Lucas,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-23
ONE MORE VICTIM.
The Usual Assessment on Grove
Latest Court News.

Another prohibition offender re.
ceived his medicine in district court
this morning. Samuel Grove was given
80 days and 500 line and has entered
upon his duties in hotel de Smith.
The court over ruled the Obj .c,ions
of the defense in Taylor case and IN,
case is set for March IA.
Coble vs.. Smith was continued
Massachusetts Mutual Va. Mnninger
judgment for plaintiff for 81 200.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-23

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb 2l-Action
on the confirmation of the sale Of the
Winner bridge and railroad properties
was postponed to-day by Judge Philips,
of the federal court until March 2. OBJ
jections We're filed by both sides to al
lowances made by the master In chan
Gerry to claims filed against the proper.
staa
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-23

Manager Lohman of Lohman's opera
house, Jefferson City, Mo-, says of
Miss Coombs and her splendid support.
ing company who appeared in that city
short time ago: Miss Jane Coombs
and her incomparably correct company
played my house last night to the
largest, most fashionable and highly
delighted audience ever assembled in
the opera house. IL gives me great
pleasure to recommend so worthy an
attraction TO the patrons Of my brother
managers"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-23

New YORK, Feb 2l.-John c Emo,
the defaulting bank president, who
had been in Canada for many years,
beyond the pale of the law, surrendered
himself in the United States court TO.
day. He had with him George w Blisr
as counsel and is prepared to give bail,
having bondsmen ready.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-23
A Mother Taken,

Mrs. Lydia Wertenberger, mother of
Mrs. Whistler living on the Enterprise
road 4 miles east, died at II o'clock
last night. The body was shipped
today to watervllle, Kas., for inter
ment.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-23
Amusements.
MON SCHOOL LECTURE

Bishop IL. j, Becker, Of the Pacific
coast district, Of the United Brethren
in Christ, will lecture in the Lutheran
church Feb. "a in the high school
course. Subject, Five Hundred Miles
IN Horseback Through the Holy
Land" The Columbian Commercial
s"yG "rhe lecture given by Bishop
Becker at the NJ. f. church last even
ing was one of the most interesting and
entertaining to which we have ever
listened"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-23

These goods are all firstclass, but some
being damaged by water we will sell theM
at big discount. Everything must go before
we receive our new stock which will be here
about April 1st. If you want good pair of
Shoes call and see us while these bargains
last.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-23
Death In Newbern,

Mrs. Melvina shatto, wife Of Am
brose Shatto, one Of Eewbern's far.
ner's, died yesterday aged 43 years.
The funeral services will be held A.
10 q. m. tomorrow. Interment In
Newbern cemetery. Rev. J. L. Keller
will ofiiciate.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-23

Loose Watches. = Lightfiugers -
"Wot are yeh readln dat's ticklin' yeh
sop natcher-"Fashion news. 1t
says dat watch chains are no longer
fashionable We'd orter live high dis
season. Truth.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-23

-Doctor-"What makes you think the
climate won't agree with him?" Wife
We'll, I've tried 1t for twenty years and
| never could do it,. Inter Ocean.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-23
H. q. FISHER.

Some fine BUGGEs very cheap and prices
everybody
We have also BODY very guaranteed
horse motion whatever the Celebrated
BRDsELL WAGON absolutely the best today
line of SEEDS fresh and
And don't fOr that loads
improved DEERNa BINDERS with FOLDING Come
In and it. =
Wehave a OF BARB WIRE and NAILS also the
We can fit you almost anything having very
nice trade the GREAT
and all ask that you prove
have said.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-23

Fresh water In great volume has been
struck at depth of 1000 feet near Port
land, Tex, IN The midst Of the arid
region.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
District tours

lh's morning the jury IN the case u
J. ID. Fortuna w Cnas. Xslgor return ed
q Nefiic, s,io"lug III" plaintiff go, The
v-rd,'t Is rather u victory Tor the drf.n
daut, aud sei,Iea the fact OF the sup.r
ruuty ut lnuleum over ignite. IaIg.r's
contract was Tor hguiiIo, with the under
p andlng that It Was To he as good or bet.
ter than u grade ot linUleum which he
h bought some years previously from
iurJna, aud after It had been gu the
u lnr soma mOuths he b,'cama convinced
that It was inferior AID refused to pay
he balance Of the blll rendered. Ex.
p"rts we're examined who testified M TO
structure and ,hs relative merits OF the
Two materials, aud it was shown that
hSultc ~ made ~ wood iibre and heavy
rHuvns. and lnpl1um 81 cork and canvas,
aud that while scuilllug ~ the fee, on
'he wood fibre Of the yielding lignitIc
might break into the material, still on
~" hnuleum the cork would yield and
the material b. uninj ured. The verdict
"lIo"s plaintiff the price at which he
quoted lno.eum 10 defendant, which AT.
ded To the costs Of the case Will equal
the coat ~ Ignite.
The case Of f. W. Cody vs. the A,chi.
~on. Topeka 4 Santa Re Railroad com.
pany, IL on trial Thus IL IA suit brough,
to recover SjoO damagea for death OF
Michael Cody, IA son Of ;,laln,lif, " no was
Killed IN the yards here IN Jan. 1880.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
from the Daily, April 2il

Thos. McEmery aud wife are nj th,
San Felipe from Denver.
Mrs. J. U. Baldridss Ia at Des Moipea
lows, where she will spend the summer
+. ii. Boldriok, Who has been taking
press" reports at the Wester Union OF.
ice, has gone TO Chicago.
W. T. Lamps, the deputy probate
clerk OF Valencis county. 10 in the city.
lie will return this evening.
Mrs. John Trimbls will leave In n fsw
days Tor Chicago, where che will Wait
her psrents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph De
Mari.
Dr' Williams leaves 20 tight for P,,,s-
burg Pa. lie came here about fl.
months ago for his health. and hss rs-
covered.
The Reynolds block on east Ra,l,o.d
avenue, IN which the Progress and ,,,h.,
stores gro located. lie 10 10 snl.rr,s h,
The addition Of second story tn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
AFTER TIN her Lands,

j. &. Brown, tho extensive sAw miller
at WIlliama, Arizona. who came ip from
the west yesterday morning with A. p,
Brewer and sons, WA. and r. p. Brewer
1T Saginaw, Mich. lNft Cor the north last
night with the Michigan gentlemen
The Brewers are wealthy timosr mer.
chants and miilsrs OF Saginaw. and were
persuaded by the Atlantic a Pacific Dom.
pany to visit some OF their timber lands
10 Arizona They went west few weeks
ago, and fr'ly inspected the timber bolts
in the vicinity 81 Flagstaff and williams,
and are now returning home very much
pleased with what they saw. The CIri.
MN learns from most sxosiisnt authority
that the gentlemen will arrange 10 Q
short time to again vat this section Of
the south~~s aud purohass soms timber
lands from the railroad company. start.
ing up at or near Flagstaff OF Williams
extensive saw mills. Mr.. Brown ao.s a.
lar ~ Chicago With the gentlemen, and
he will return In about two weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22


Abont ten weeks ago two young men,
named shaw and Miller, arrived her.
from the north. supposedly from Den
yer, and registered nj the Hotel Coium.
buT. They claimed to Iva dentists, and
Intended 10 frvolutiDniLe the busiEee-
10y DOING work below eastern prices 80
r'"rp that H. 80 who had no aches 10
'h"r jaws, would do well to have sche-,
Jus, fpr the purpose ~ having them to
operate ou them. They had dodgers
prrtsd, advertised quite extensively
through the city papers, and s-cu red
c"uslderahl" work, the revenue from
Nt'rh aas enough To mert all their nb
hg,tlnns Tor the frat month. by that
time the character ~ their work was be.
ginning to show tina, they we're not es.
p'tts at their business, and work with
them Tor the newt mouth was very slack.
Miller quit III" iirm, aud was seen IN III
lh-O n few days Rftsward bummlng
around IL. affects, aud from hls seedy
rpp"aranu" II luphri like he was 10 In.
'"ry puur"at financial condition. SHAW
hung on o. the oty until night before
.a-t, and sHpprd by the lncsn descent
ugrt on the stairway ~ the Hotel Go.
'umbus. secretly stealing bis trunk out
4 h,s rom aud leaving behind ~ very
,.mtortabc bill Tor lodg,nR. I, Ia un.
drrstVud that he uwrs others through.
uu' the city, and some borrowed money
Fl" Arthur li"yn Mira. 10 'khart IN.
''rm, TnE CII<EN that Frank Shaw
rlHlusd t. her ~ hav. brother IN law,
nnmrd Dr. Chamberlain, residing At
Cr.uraip Springs, Col, aud abe hat
written To tho gentleman telling blm Of
Franks bad break
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22

Michael Canning and James Words,
two vags, attempted to hold up j. II.
Brgance last night, but wers arrested
before they accomplsh their purpose
by Policemen Cooper aud Geach. This
morning the prisoners were brought be
tore Justice I.orkhart, and both tined
so and costs, or twenty days on the
chain gang, They took the latter SEQ
trnce.
Jas. IL. Glsh, VIM. Raghten berg and
John Walker were up ~ wage, and sent
to the cham gang Tor ten days each.
Thomas Daley and &. r. Turner we're
also arrested IN vags, but were discharg.
AL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
drrrk ss~orge kirks,

There seems to be plot among gang
OF people here. among whom are few
who ought TO be above such mean tricks,
t. do up Greek Gsorge." the wrestler.
lie has been kicked and outfsd ever
since he has been in town, and to day
he came 10 the determination 10 pu,
some OF the plo,,srs TO little trouble.
Warrants issued against certain parties
would bring out facts very discSedi,sble
to their reputa,ious ~ good citizens,
aud at O'Clock George had one fellow
around hunting up money to pay him
Tor what he had unlawfully secured
from him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
Tnk: ntItikE
The situation on the santa Ne Hail.
read.

The Mutation on the Santa fr Hail.
read.
Tn" following was handed TnE CIR.
ZES thls morning, the substance % a let.
ter received by u railroader from Topeka,
Kansas:
1t 10 rumored hers (Topeka) that q
general tie up on tho Santa Fe system
will take place at noon ou FRIDAY, effect.
ing all ciasses ~ RAILWAY employee.
II has developed tIat tue Santa Fe
System has inaugurated war OF ext~r.
minatlon upon all labor organizations
with the view 81 annullng all contracts
aud schedules nov in force. United
States IN! Inctluns are being served upon
all striking employes, prohibiting them
from Roiug upon the cpmpauy's grounds.
THIS movement uf determination, Il 10
rumored. ~ backed 10y an association
known ~ the General Managers associ.
alton. Information IL coming from ter.
minal polniH reports he shops deserted,
yards fuli of trains, and round house
fuIl OF disabled engines. Traffic 10 sadly
delayed aud business interests are sui.
ferlng.
The above 10 q very gloomy aspect Of
the present railroad situation, but Il 10
hoped that matters are not as bad 40 70.
ported, This morning there we're ru.
mors flying over the city that o general
walk out OH the Santa Fe system. from
Chicago 10 Mexico, aud from AlbuQuer.
que 20 Muhave, Cal, would begin "a. day,
but an invesiigatioE proved that the
traInmen are all Yet at work, moving
passenger and freight trains with 40 III.
tie Inconvenience ~ possible. The train.
men at the depot, several Of whom the
reporter conversed with, deny that they
intend 10 80 out, but there IN u vel! de-
fined sympathy with those on the sys.
TEN who are striking.
II IL true that the San Marcial shop.
men are stili out, but Division Superin.
teDdent Taylor has small force standing
ny him aud the eng ines are receiving
sufficient attention 10 propel trains.
The shopmen here At the Atlantic b
Pacific shops have not been asked to
work on santa Re en sines, aud there 10
no apparent dssatisf ction among them.
Superintendent CABS, has no ,ptimasion
that his road viii be- chased In the con.
tiict now about to be- precip,tsted on tina
Santa Re. Everything on the line u the
Atlantic a Pacific, at present. is moving
along smoothly, and u is hoped that the
present state Of affairs on the road will
be maintained.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
l.rand Aeeae.

One OF the most interesting OF the
many scenes used 10 the Spscss,orio,
Tho World Finder" which is TO be pre-
scented IN the Chicago "Spsctatorium."
will De the view Of the three oaravsls OF
Columbus ie". on tho morn Of their
departure from Palos. These three vss-
sels are bai, IN the same lines az the
three famous yessels. the largest one,
the santa Mara being ~ feet over oil,
aud practical working boat. In the
production each rope and sail will be
managed by real sailors and all the
manoeuVerlns Of the vessels will Do
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22

A few weeks ago the Albuquetque
Mining company, with jacob Weinmann
president, Simon Daum vice president,
Joseph Goldste'n secretary. and NJ. Levy
treasurer, was organized here, and on
yesterday Mr.. Daum received letter
from MIR. Welnmann, now in New York,
stating that he had negotiated for the
sale Of $1,000 worth Of stock in the coin
pany' The mIbes Of the company are 10.
Gated near Magdaleua, in Socorro coun.
~, and this sale will enable the company
To commence operations on the proper
ties 1T an early day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
EAnrnas'AHs-
rr,Hh,rn-d issss,,s.,- steep ou, o.
Door

boofr.
Editor itf"n.
AZ requested her.w,,h eend you an
outline of the resent earthquakes ~
Belen.
During Thursday and rhurnday night
April O, Beien eIpet,rrc.d seven earth.
quake shocks aud IL, following day
three more took place ON" ~ the morn.
inR, One at noon and another ~ : " IN
tn" evening. The latter vas 'hr b, rug
-st and caused valla g. rack di-l,s ~
Oe ratified and window gl,surs Scr, wen
broken; also goods we're shaken ron,
shelves In the storea.
II frightened the Inhabitants g. such
an extent that many slept GU - .uura
that night Tor fear hat harder AMI
stronger shocks might come AID buy
them beneath falling walls
Al I O'Clock Saturday motuinr, ApfI
X another shuck came, tut thus on, sa-
not Hr struus ~ the preceding once,
nevertheless It wac ~ consider .blr fIrc-.
There we're t~u more tut mufuing ..iue
NJ $50 aud The other az Il uclurk. Duf.
lng tie day several shght shucks scre
telt
the wave or ehock- seemed h. come
from southeastcrly direction aud Sr,c
u about ten tu fifteen seconds duration
aud after passing low, tumJnng uuD-
could Oe heard fur srverh m,rut-r
The earthquakes were evidently cou
iin"d IT, only narrow "trip ~ rpuurrl
nS p"iuts north Of lie Lunas aud sou II
ut SaGlnal were not dislurOrd
II has been reported that u hot .urlus
has sprung az IA the mount .tns c.-t I
Bclru, and II etIl irWlug NtthUut nu,
slSu u giving out.
friday moruIug April II, At > s. aud 4
"'cl"ck, ii"l"n war ugaIu shukgu up, bot
only slightly compared 10 thue. 4 tie
week before, aud did not cnurr Muca
alarm,
These phenomena ar" vary s'f,ugr
the cause ~ which has not yet b,s.i -
planned Several citl2,us clAlm tlat
rlght shocks have been taking place
nearly every night Tor the past tht.u
weeks, but we're ~ no consequence 49,
they ~"ir noticed 10y only lea. vito
dad not know what they were until toe
more eevrrcr nrs ~ a." past Vp,.k took
place. PNrL Is. DNtILs
Beleu, y, NJ, April II.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22

This morning, Mayor Field and the
board OF aldermen held a special nesting
for the purpose Of receiving the bonds OF
CITY Treasurer Meehan and City Mar.
shal Dodd.
The bond Of Mr., Meehan was frs, pre-
sented, road by the clerk and approved
by the board II was In the sum Of
$4,000. aud the names Of John A. I.,e,
y. 81. Folsom, NJ, T.. S,amm, Wallace
Hesselden, J. T., Saint ana J. N. Wheel
ook appear Ms sureties
The bond OF Mr., Dodd was then pre-
ssntsd aud approved. Chas. Zsiger and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
The Jrmes Ipitrh.

Wiley Weaver. &. W. Kennedy and n.
L. Cavalier, the civil engineer, returned
last night from San lsldro, on the Je.
n"H river, where they were looking over
IA" Jemes ditch line. THIS ditch line
rnnS along III" south side Of the Jemes
RIVER aud to point just weet OF Albu.
quetque, few miles across the Rio
''rande. Thus Is the ditch winch Il. A.
simpson has been surveying for the
past f"" weeks. SIR, Simpson il now in
ia" ci'y, but expects 10 leave for his
camp at San l-liro, with u new corps Of
h-slStants 10 morrow morning Mrssrs.
ID yl"' Middleton and Klnsley. who were
out with hlm and are now IN lheclty, will
not JON the party Ia morrow morning,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
Death R-.uit OF Freedom.

Geo. W. Besi. who was sentenced 10
Two years In the Arizona penitentiary at
the April term Of the Mohave district
court in 1892, and who was pardoned out
several months ago, met death 10 Q hor.
rIble manner near Ash Fork wednesday
lie wa' attempting to make a coupling
with the pilot bar Of the engine, and %
he raised Il up to insert IL Ia tue draw.
head OF the car his fols slipped and he
Tell back. against tho piiot. lie vss
csught against the car and the pilot and
the l'f1 was c.ushed iom his body.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
Headache aud Dizziness.

'''I''"' N""N'H Ut APVUPIFNI Hhu FhFaIJNIs.
Tie most recent and profound 70
s"afches IN this direction by specialista
have developed onclusivsly that ths
above disorders frequently result IN
death or permanent disability. DR..
Miles Restorative N-tvina Ia the great
''st remedy for slther Of these apparently
insignificant causes. Nothing spproa, n.
49, II IA merit Mrs. W. T.. Burna. OF
south Bend, Ind, who had suffered
frum constant hsalache for thres montha.
Nae cured 10y Il. The daughter uf Dan
lel Meyers, brooklyn, Mich, had been
insane for ten years. aud was having
from 10 10 - hts day. Nervine cured
her o. both Its and insanity. Sold by
t. H. Burgess Il Son, the iruggists, on
guarantee. Get book free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
District Court.

The case o. ". l.. Trimble Il Co. w.
Peter \, Simpson, was tried and q YER.
diet Tor plaintiff Tor Sl75 rendered.
The case ~ Llebel Bros. w. Jose l..
Peres, sheriff, and W. Ia Trimble a Co,
"as tried 10y Jury, and verdict for ESQ
rendered Tor plaintiff,
The case u John ID. Torlna We, Chas.
I-iger IL on trial. The suit WAS brought
10y plantlH 10 compel Mr.. ZeIger 20 pay
OalGnc. on account OF purohas OF q
quantity Of llginltic, which Zsiger refus.
ed to pay. claiming that the stuff was
not ~ represented.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22

10" traIn arrived. and he pulled out q
man calling hiuselt Lat" Claycomb The
fellow broke the senl ~ the car q, Cool
idge, got inside and vas living in high
clover on delightful California orsngee
when Conductor Frost npprehcnded him
at Lsguna lie will have n hearing al 4
o'clock this ai,ernoon before Justice
JOckhart.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22

l'E'"' w" i'hAl9. Nl'F'l 49,
Mira l.. Levy, ot Los Luu,r, is here
for medical treatment.
=, T. S"npur aud fam have ret ururd
from their TRIP 10 h Pass anu -outp.
Gideon liourgougnon IL r"pas,,t,rg
one ui his business hous-s ou Frst
street.
NJ II k-"st-, the old coal ruiner, who
Wa located at CsrrilIps feN ysara ugO,
- IN tina city AMI Ia reslst-rcd "a, the Ar.
mi from T. pasu.
Johnny Burke, who came 10 Albulner
que from kpk"mu, lmd,hna, some -arr
ago, died recently IA the insane a., lum
ut Indianapolis, Ind.
Trinidad Aarld. ;he assessur Of santa
f'e county, II here TO day OF bur ness.
lie was Tor years the territorial auditor,
and he made n capital official.
\. =. burr, n partner IN the cattle bus-
lnesS with Montague Stevens, came duNn
from the north last night AMI IN regis
tered NJ the san Felipe from New YORK
Ned Gould Ia here from Santa Re
lie states that the tire depart ment Il tie
capital town, which was disban ed
short tune ago, will coon be r.urgnn.
wed,
Jacob Gginsley, who, with W. G. lsaOn
ard. has been on business trip o. San
PEDRO aud Cerrlllos. returned home last
evening. Mr.. Leonard remained ut Ger
rllos for few Gays
Vim, Baird and wife, ~ this c,ty. hay.
ing business ia Santa F.. left Tor the
capital thus morning. Mr.. Baird l. one
Of the mlxologls,s ut the 81 Elmo, and
will be absent several days.
NJ 4, Savage and wii. are Coloradoans
here on the lookout Tor u home IN the
supshine southwest They came down
from the north last night and ara regis
tered ut the European from Como Col /.
The New Mexico Collegian is the name
OF neat monthly paper issued by |
the students 81 the Agricultural |
college at Las Cruces II lie, erves
'sh NAV wiz wv III many
ways 10 the college.
Miss Lizzie NJ Wilson, sister OF W. J.
Wilson, the bookkeeper at the Albuquer
que National bank, left thia morning for
the north. She will attend the Chimes
u Normandy at Las Vegas thus evening,
and then proceed TO her home at Win
iield, Kansas.
j. |. Roy, wife aud son, II. W Roy,
will leave tomorrow morning Tor Wichl
tn. kansas, where they will reside IN the
future. The senior Roy was employed
IN the car department oi the Atlantic Il
Pacific tor i've years, and was one Of the
faithful employees oi the railroad. TmE
CITIZEN regrets to part with such an tx.
oellent family.
Agent Gilbert, oi the Wells Fargo EI
press company, received this morning
dispatch from j. q. Wines, messenger,
hat the express car on No > passenger ,
rain, due here at O'Clock p, M. was de.
'troyed by tire last night ut Haucock's
siding, and was total loss. with all the
'ontents. Local Auditor Hatch left Tor
he west on the delayed passenger 10 IN.
'estigats matters.
An incaudssoent globe, with n Ii can. I
lie power light, 10 warranted TO last and
rive good light for abou' GO houra, but
II. Moore, Of the Windsor hotel, has
me which has burned an average Of !,
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