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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
lie studied the nsiis.

From all quarters como praise WORTHY
comments about the good work doos
during the session Of the late legislstus
by Gov. Primes. lie staid Close 70 hs
ofiloe. faithfully examined every bill thsI
came to his attention, and ont Of tn
numerous bills presented he only vetoed
thres bills, which. To his mind. we're bed
and against the interest OF the people
The New Mexican Gays.
The governor vetoed Just three bill
and one joint rec ,lution during the eel
sion, and In every case the veto was sus|
tained. In one case no attempt va
made TO repass the bill; IN another tb}
motion received only one vote aasinsj
e'ghtaen; in the third tine medical billl|
II received only nine votss out OF the siS|
tsen necessary 10 rspass IL; and IN III
fourth District attorney sct). there VI
not majority vote, and Tar less two|
thirds TO overcome the veto.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
They A4lurn,

The bloodless trip after the horss
thieves, who stole two horses from the
ranch Of w. l.. Trimble 4 Co. ended In
this city at noon to-day, when the posse,
headed by az. Deputy Sheriff HubbelI
and Policeman Cooper, all armed 10 che
teeth, rode into the city. They made Q
trip Of over one hundred miles 10 the
southeast II the city, visited the ranch
OF Jas. Grenendyk e, and returned to the
city without even seeing the remotss,
idea OF trail, the superstition being that
the trail which was followed by Messr,
Hubbsli and Romero had in the mean.
time been covered up by spow which
bad fallen la the mountains after they
reported TO the city last Sunday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
Hspp,uG Eseapes

Hopping, the higbtonsd smbszzlsr,
who aourished In this city several years
ago, where he oiled q position at the
Atlantic Il Pacific general local oiiioss
leaving there under . cloud, and who
has occupied . coll in the Las Vegas
jail for the past few months for forging
Santa Fs road checks, escaped from iai
lest night By picking the lock on tn,
ear door Of that insecure calsbooss
On the door IL bali and ~ soon ~ the
door was opened by Hopping the bel
rung. This put the jailor on TO the fact
that some one bad escaped, and when d
search was made Hopping was disoov,
cred gone.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

some needed Improvements bssoss the
bathing season opens Louis judi will
erect comfortable bath houses on the
Smith place near the Otcro bath houses
al Jemee, aud states tha, Loonard Win.
hofer vii bc In god trim g. cnt-rtain
royalty all his visitors 10 the Sulphurs
George NJ. Brieri.y aud II. u iIolbrow,
two cattle men from Grafton, N. N , and
friends ~ Montague Stevens, are a, the
European. The gentlemen were Intro.
duced this morning At the Commercial
club. During their stsy 10 the CITY. Mr..
Stevens will zee that they are properly
entertained.
Col. A. +. Spawn end son, bunny
Spawn, with W. +. Behrens, civil en-
sinesr and surveyor, returned from
the RIO Pu.rco country a. Frui,yals
last evening. Mr.. Behrens has just CON
pleted surveying Of for the colonists a
number u ten acre blocks, besides dong
sou,e surveying Tor the ditch aud dam
lie states thht the colonists VIII cult
vate this year about 1909 acres OF fret.
class river land.
Mr.. j. +. Dupuy, tue young tenor oh,
10 10 assist MISS liavley in her concert
has been Los Angeles fsvorite teoor for
the past four years. lie received h,,
mnsical eduoat,on 10 France, and IL I
descendant Of = fsmily 81 singers, II,
has clear swest tenor voice and sing,
with exquisite taste ADD We bespeak fo
him . cordial reception from the pcopl,
Of Albuquerque. Do account Of hi
friendship for Miss HawIey aud to On
courage her 10 her s;udles he bias un
dertsken this urp, which u Aristicall)
successful will be the torsrulner o
many others,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

that The ordinance in regard Ia fast
driving 70 not being practically enforced,
o'tipa ~ incidents tina, only short time
ago several persons we're arrested and
hned, and Mr.. Julius E'A"mann wss not
molceted. TnE CrtI1IS sta,ed st the
time " the accident, ~ which references
was made In the cas-. ~ Nc Eisemsnn
that the gentleman had apclogixed Tor the
accident " Mr.. Cuudin's little hoy, bu,
how fest be was driving TUE CiriEES
10 In no position 10 state M. E,seuianu
~ positive that he vas not violsting the
ordinance In regard thereto, while other.
are equally positive that he was.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
The New samsiias L,-.s.- Law

The New GambiinG Ltrense Law
40 act 10 amend section VI an act
entitled "An repeating certain sections
OF the gaming law and providing q sub
stitute therefor" Approved February
q, 1887.
BE It enacted by the legislative Assem-.
bly, OF the territory OF New Mexico:
Sec. THAT section /, Of an act en
titled ian act repeating certain SEQ ions
OF the gaming isw and providing q Sub
st,tuts therefor" Approved Feb. =. ,
1887, be and the same is hereby smend
cd ~ read AZ follows:
Sec l.-ThAt there shall be assessed
and collected ID the manner prescri bed
by law, AZ in case - other licenses, u tax
OF s2C0 for the period Of twelve mon the,
10 be paid In advat &C, on each gaming
table or apparatus Of any kind whatever,
such ~ monte, faro. pass faro, pass
monte, vandeau, roulette, twenty one,
red and black, rouge ct uoir, poker, stud
horse poker, craps, keno, or any game Of
chance played With cards, rattle or dice,
or any subterfuge for the same 10y what
ever name known. which lie nee she 10
issued in the manner prescr bed by law
| the case o: other licenses, but only up
OF q written request OF the party dsslr
ing such l,cesse, signed by tho appli.
cant, setting forth the place or building
In which said games are to he carried on,
and said licsnss shall, only Ia good aud
apply 70 such place Of business In said
application mentioned, provided,
o That the license herein provided shall
tnly be receivable In current funds Of
he United States, and upon the pay.
meut OF said license fec by said appii.
can't II shal, be paid into the hands Of
the county treasurer 10 be covered into
tho school funds Of the county. Provid.
cd further,
That any officer who shall deliver to
70 the applicant any such license until
the tax thereon has been paid a. herein
provided shall forfeit 10 the said school
sund double the amount Of said license
to BE- recovered upon the official bond OF
ssid officer, aud provided further,
That not more than one game shall q
played GU the same table at any tune
and the party or parties receiving 81. o
license shall post the same, or causs the
same TO Do done, on the walls in COO.
spiouous place near such table showing
the game authorized 10 DO played Their
on.
Ssc. 2--This cot shall take effec, and
DO In force thirty days from and after ia
passage.
Approved February II, 1893.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
Anaiher IAraih

Three wecks yesterday death entered
the home ~ Mr.. and Mrs. John W, Iiar-
nett and rubbed them ~ their little son,
Riley, aud early this morning. t l.3D
o'clock. the eyes % innocent Ave yeSt old
Bestrix. smother child, closed IN eyerlsst.
ing sIe-p. Both children we're carried
away by that dreadful diecasc, diphthe
ria, and at the advice % the attending
phi ysicisn lJ~a,Tlh vas buried this morn.
ing at 1890 ~ s,ck by Undertaken Mont.
fort In Santa Barbara cemetery. Mr..
Barnett states that st midnight last
night he thought bis little daughter wss
growing better. for she sald to him,
mamma and did not go 10 church last
Sunday but expect TO this Sunday.
She looked bright, the healthy child color
was IN her face, and Mr.. Barnett then
asked her u she had said her prayers
during her siokueas. Little Beatrix re.
Piled tina, she had partially repeated
them, Uul had fuTgUIIsu sUtHe OF "iiail,
Mary" Mr.. Barnett then got the pray or
book. and was about 10 repeat the prayers
Tor her when the little head became lump,
vomiting Het In, and in tev moments
the spirit Of BestrIx took flight TO that
king dom made without hands eternal
In the heavens Another enid. the baby,
IL also Ill with the disease. but ~ report
al cunyaleacent. TnE CITIZEN mourbs
with MIR, and Mrs. Barnett IN their
double affection.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
lfrom the Daily, March 81

Mrs. +. Moody, Of Sooorro. IL q late ar.
rival a. the European.
j. W. Sohofeld, after the transaction
OF his business here, returned to Santa
Re laat night.
drs. j. N. Dazy and daughter, OF
Winslow, are on visit TO Mr.. and Mrs.
w. e. Mason.
NJ. Mayer and wife, OF Chicago, came
down from the north last night and are
At the Gan Felipe.
c. A. Rozier, who 10 here 10 interview
dealers 10 millinery. registers ut the Ban
Felipe from 81. Louis.
Percy MoIlvain returned from Iowa
yesterday. The young man 49, TO
get back 70 New Mexico.
r. @. Cassidy. we'll known 70 the rail.
readers OF this city, came In from the
west last night and 10 at tbs Windsor.
Judge Adams, late OF Texas, hes open.
cd law ofiloe IN the Democrat block,
and will grow up with The state OF New
Mexico.
J. II. MoCutohson, publisher OF the
sooorro Advertiser, Game up 70 the me-
tropolis last night on bushes, returning
homo this mording.
r. n. Shelby aud wife, OF Haya Kan
sas. arc pleasant folks who are enjoying
the delightful weather OF the Rio Grande
valley. They arc at the Ban Felipe.
II. Kirby and Z. A. Kirby. two young
gentlemen from Kansas. are In the city.
and A. W. Jones, Of the New Mexico
Savings bank, 10 showing them oour-
tesies.
A. NJ. Bergere, OF assessor Of Valencia
county. came up from Los Lunas last
night, being accom- panied 10 the city by
Page b. Otsro, who has been his guest
for the past few weeks.
Mrs. Haynes, OF Iowa, slstsr Of Mrs..
+. L. Sturgis, 10 hare cn q visis. TIE
lady 10 we'll pleased with Albuq 1srqus,
and states that THE 10 the best ell round
climate che ever enjoyed.
@. b. Geek. The Kansas City stock buy
or. who hes been down In the Salt river
valley buying cattle, returned last night,
aud 10 taking 10 the metropolis TO- day.
He will leave for the east tonight.
Mrs Mary Putnam. mother Of z. Orc =
san. and Mrs. z. Duty. daughter OF Mr..
Crossan, are here on . visit, arriving
Wednesday night. Mn. Putnam 10
from Greene, KAn- while Mrs Duffys
homo 10 al Columbus, Ohio.
People with delicate stomsohs spd
Ayers satsaparilla agrssbls 10 the taste,
and therefore, prefer II - 9 bood-paFi.
Her TO any other. This "a one reason for
lls great popularity 90 . spring and fam.
'ly medicine. Safe. certain and pals.
table.
Major W. II. II. Llswsllyn, the live
stock agent for the Atohison, Topeka 4
santa fs railroad, vhoss home u al
Las Cruces but Once here, Game up from
we south last night IN company with
oeuersi Manager Robinsoo. Mr.. Lie
"e'yn was 81 bis oftios this morning..
j. w. Walton came down from Bsra..
.''o TINS morning. He expects 70 40 an
TO Jemss Springs, whore he u lpt.rs.s.s
about the latter part Of this mooth. IA
s'a'ss 'hs' The ownsrs Of the no, sprinss
4" 'smss and The sniphurs will naLs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
SEW nENsCo W HATH ks.

tpvo'cArrp To 'ru,r DisaRrSrIKp opssuxp.
uvH'
The other day The CITIZEN had o.
oas,on TO turn over the "disordered liver
and sickly lungs" OF q dlsgrut tied con
sumptve who found fault with the
bright sunshine OF Albuquerque, while
II vas showing q fe~ miles south OF here
and TO day John Abercrombie Moore
contributes the following few lines ~
the same individual:
Finding fault with our weather.
Well. I've my opinion ~ you'
You must inde,d 10 a tenderfuot,
And com" ~ mighty weak crew.
You would, I'm convinced
(If excuse Their. should offer no other,
Beek out the save and And fault
With you: poor. dear dec-t 'ed grandmother.
Want none a. the beautiful" In your.1
Bick ~ our Wind and durti
II thrr. ars none o. the-s whore you Gene from
You'd better So back there and rust.
Pray III Us what ,ou would like.
Sunshine and cain. all the Jcsr .hroushI
Lord sSv. us With such weather orly,
We'd ~ become mis.rabe creatures, like you
That In the wild aud woo,y vest
We b.lieve in ksspinx thinss stirred up
Aud al~ays doing oar level bestl
Ds.snt tho snow, with its crystal sparkle,
The morntaio air. 90 frrsh and keen-
Stir up your sluaaiAh blond. aud remind yoc
Ut what you might have beenf
f Ia so elm. - .nn s and an mia mile 10 '''"
And lend as foil OF interest
AZ q fairy tale TO childf
Don't mean snythinsi Only hAbip
A habit Of croakins amt magud'rins Aboutf
Vail s..s.fS tt.as. Ia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
Tnx NAVAJO NiLL,xs.
The reddier Resshiy Treated ssd hts
sieeds Gennscstra.

eo0ds tennschtrd.
The particulars of the recent killing OF
Navajo Indian, In . quarrel among
themselves, near Ration Springs, on the
north wes, border ~ the reservation, are
more alarming aud dangerous than wAs
fret supposed. Mestas. who wcs reepon.
sible, not directly but indirectly, the
killing, 10 sn old offender In selling II.
quors and peddliog goods across the
reservation, aud during the day ~ ques-
ton he did big trade among q small
band Of Navajoee. Sometime in the AZ.
ternoon the Indians rode on. going into
cam several miles from where Mes,as
had located More whisky was drank
among them, and two OF the lnd,s.s g.,
10 quarreling ov-r the Ownership Of come
goods secured from the r-ddler. Knives
--'s drawn, and one ~ the lndiabs Was
stabbed TO death. The murderer con.
sulssd with the other Indians, and II Was
decided 10 hold Mestas primarily sullty
% the killing. They rode back 10 hts
camp. aud told him % their conclusions;
but, instead OF taking HIS lie, they COZ.
hscated hic goods, Team and wagout.
ttiving Mestas out % the reservation on
foot, several angry NavHioes following
close 10 h,s tracks aud every once 10 y
while sccelerating his speed by pruch
in the rita. He reached Ration Springs
and Csbezon in safety, where he related
his experience, and IL IL stated that he ia
willing hereafter to lot the Navsjoes 10
verely alone.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

the penitent,Ary from Santa ~ 10 liza
Ceifilp-, aud the latter town came very
near D-ins awarded tn. prize. THIS
gentleman ~ oue ~ III" popular citksns
" the south end Santa ~ county, and
he 10 u prominent candidate Tor snr
yeyor s.baral ~ the tcffttufy. TVS
ClrIz1S has heard Mr. Cnst's name men.
toned IN connection Nth tue governor
chair, the prosecuting a'totnsyship, etc.'
and, ~ he did aood service Tor h,s party
lsst fall, be should be properly recusnE
ed by the new adm nistratiou.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

The supreme court met this afternoon
q, $40 and announced the following de.
cisious.
No. 49, The Edis rape case from Al.
buquetque, the motion Tor u rehearIng
giauted by majority Of the court, the
chief justice dissenting.
No. i7j-Garland vs. Sperlng Bros.
the motion for reheArlng IL denied and
opinion filed.
Ia the cass of Beecher Va Thompson
thu Judgment below ~ reversed, Justice
Seeds Dissenting from the majority OF
the court.
No. t57 swallow Va Bayns 81 al
judgment of the court below 10 reversed
and the case remAnded.
In the case % the Scottish Mortgage
company w MclIroom, the mott n for a
rshearlng IL den,ed and the case dismiss
ed. This action Ia taken FOR the purpose
Of allowing an appeal from the decision
% the court.
Some further ORDERS of routine na
turs were made and the court announc.
81 tina, II would remain IN session unit
the record WAS complete and would then
adjourn without delay New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
Death f.sm Csnsumpsien.

Died, on north Second street this af.
tsrnoon at 1 O'Clock, James W. Booth,
OF City Island, Wsstohestsr county. N.
T., from consumption. He came here
about two mcnths ago, AGO ,mpanisd by
his brother. Thos. Booth, who remained
with him four weeks and then returned
home. The deceased conducted . meat
market back at his home. The body
was taken In charge by Undertakes
Strong, who has notified his wife and
other members Of the family OF bis
death.
W. W. Mcclellan u acquainted with
the deceased, and upon his advice the
body will be sm6slmsd and shipped 10
New York tomorrow night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
A Landslide.

The term landslide usually CONVEX 70
intell!gsoce Of disaster, whereby many
ara killed, hut this time u 10 used TO 10.
dicate the enormous sales OF DR.. Miles
Restorative Nsrvine, Q remedy tha, ID
daily saving the lives Of thousands who
are suffering from nervous disorders. II
cures palpitatiou, nervous prostration,
headache, backaohs, spinal diseases, hys
terra, III eject Of spirits, con, usion of
mind, sto., and builds up the body su~.
Drisingly. Brown a Maybary, Cortland,
u. y, says ops patient ussd Nsrvins aud
gained fifteen pounds Of flesh. Sold by
T. H. Burgess q Son, the druggists, on
q guarantas. Get book free
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
m Rsute 60 Topeka.

A. A. Robinson. second vice president
and general manager OF the Atohison,
Topeka q Santa Fs railroad company,
passed through this city for Topeka last
night In hs special car. During the
brisf stop ct the depot, Mr.. Robinson
wss met BY the reporter and stated that
he had made hurried inspection trip
over the Sonora branch hom Benson,
A. T., 70 Gaaymas, Mexico, aud found
the road In good condition. In regard
TO the presidency Of tho company. upon
whose shoulders the mantle Of President
Marvel, deceased, would fall, Mr.. Ro-
binson was non -committsi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
Chslersss ~ Pesssyivsnis.

swicklsy. Penn. We had an spidsmil
OF cholsrins, ~ our physicians aslIsd d
and made Q great biz wish Cbsmbss|
lain's Collie, Cholsrs and D,srrha@
Remedy. sold four dozen bottles 4
u In one week, and have since cold psst|
y gross This remedy did the wodI
and Was q big advertisement for mel
Several psrsons Who had been troebls4
with diarrhoea for two or three wsek{
we're cnred by few dosss OF this meas
cine. p. p. kNAPr, PHI. q. Sold by U
u Burgess a Son, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
Esssshs Csal L.Ana

Alexander Bowie, the Gallup Coz
operator, this morning made an sntn|
Tor eighty scros Of coal land al the U. 81
land otiios here, paying therefor the sos
OF $500. The tract in question u M
W. y OF the 9. W. u. section 4. 7. u
north OF range 10 vest, and near ~
town Of 0allup.-Nsw Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
MIles, Nerve 4 Liver PIlls.

Act on new MISUNDERSTANDING the
liver, stomach and b0wsls through the
nerves. A new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure billousnsSs, bad taste,
torpid liver, piles, constipation. Un-
equsied tor men, women, children. small.
est, mildsst, suresti 80 doses - cents.
Sam plea free, At T. II. Burgess d Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
nAll's siesa work.

Councilman Hall introduced tbs
amendment 70 the finance bill which
provides that the Albuquerque National
banx shall DO the depository Of the
territory. Tue territory will get thre<
per cent interest on the funds on de-
posiL Hall hr, made an excellent REQ
ord 10 this lsgislatars and the tar pay
srs 10 this section will remember him.
Silver City Sentinel.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
rhs nssslers vast che Best.

"Ths people Of this Vicinity insist on
having ChAmbsrlains Cough Remedy,
and do not went any other," Gays Jol n
v. Bishop, OF Portland, Mills, indians.
That 10 right rhsy know u 70 be gu.
psrior 70 any other for eolds. and ~ q
prsvsotivs and cure for Group, and Why
should they mot Insist upon having ~
50 cent bottles for sale By T. II. BuEoEss
a Sos, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

II 10 quite probable that you may need
the services Of o physician some day
but you can postposs the time iDdsa'
nitsly by keeping your blood pure and
your system invisorsisd through the uss
OF Ayers sauspsrills. Prevention is
better than cure
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
To he lpeyeieped.

w. q. Sanders and J. l. Evans, OF
Denver, two friends OF William Cuyier,
we're introduced TO Tnr CITIZEN yestsr
day afternoon. Mr.. Sanders 10 q mining
operator OF vast experience. and has just
completed the sale OF the Milagros mine
for q. w. Lewis IN Fred. l.. Reed and l..
Gorham. Denver capitalists, who will de-
velop the property thoroughly, and II the
ore proyes 40 expected they will at an
early day erect at the mine works for the
reduction OF tine ore. The Milagros 10 10.
GATED In the Ssndia mountains, and Mr.
Sanders, who will have personal charge
Of the work Of developing the mine
started this morning for the property "a
begin operations. As soon 40 all ar.
engagements are perfected, q force OF men
will be put to work and development,
pushed ~ rapidly as possible.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

Improper and deficient care Of the
scalp will cause graynss Of the hair aud
badness. Escape both by the uss Of
that reliable specific Halle HsiFIs snswsE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
Hey Tsnsieass.

New original psasions have been grant
Cd the following residents Of New New.
Voc: Anarssola Marines, Juan Lorenzo
Garcia. Reissue; jose Tosiuo Lavsto.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
ns,ssr's nees~.saaa,is..

We are acquainted with many mothers
In Csntsrvills who would not be with
out Chamtsrlaius Cough II ,medy 10 the
house for good many t'mss lie cost,
c ID arr rsco nmsnding u every day.
b ON personal sxpsrisocs We oan say
tiat u hes bsossn up bsd Gods for our
children. - Csntsrville, South Daxota
C,tissn. 90 cent bottles for pals by T.
II. Burgess a Bon, dr,sgises-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
Rheunatisa Quiehiy Csrea.

Three days 10 very short time In
which 10 cure a bad case Of rheu matism;
but It can be done, II the proper treat
msnt 10 adopted. - will bs seen by the
following from James lambert, OF New
Brunswick, H.; IL was badly afflicted
with rheumatism Ia the hips and lsgs,
when ] bought . bottle OF Chambsrlain's
Pain Balm. II cured ne In three days.
] am oil right 10. day; and would insist
on every one who 10 afflicted With that
terrible disease 10 use ChamberlAin's
Pain Balm and get we'll ut once" 90
cent bottles for sale bv T. II. Burgess 4
Son, drugRiRts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
IMMENSE.
That's what fhsy All Say.

ThArs what rhey All Say.
IL 10 customary IN tboss latter days ID
express our perfect satisfaction with a
thing by saying 'ft's immsnser' It's 90
expressive that nosh,ag can DO added
Geo. l.. Fink, Philadelphia, Pa, says.
MY wife has been taking your new cure
for the heart, and says tic immense!
She hes not be "a troubled with pain or
smothering spells sinoe usipg IT," Jno. l.
Roberta, Siatiugtol, Pa, says no 10 rs
years old, and has suffered from hsa.
disease for over 10 years. Was trestsd
without avail by prominent New York
ehysaoiansi grew constantly worse; TOOK
completsly cured. Bold by T. n. Bur.
gees d Bon, on Q guarantees.
SEMINARY OF weather for Feb. 1893.
Mean temperature, I0.6 degrees; mean
maximum temperature. 6al0 degrees;
mean minimum temperature. $3.50 dc.
grsss; mean range Of Temperature, go
degrees; maximum temperature, 62.O On
the 9th; minimum temperature, ITO on
the %; range Tor the month, $50; pre-
cipitatiou FOR the month, on inches;
snowfall for the month, 1 inch; sand.
storms occurred on the 18th, 18th aud
10Th; No. OF clear days, 10; partly cloudy,
8; cloudy, 4. n. r. GRIMEs, Obssrv or.