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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-11
ATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Cmati!.a il loading her cargo o; coal
here This trip.
steamer Rapid Transit left 10, Chuckanut TO
bring IN Il loat of stone.
s,eame: Idaho made trip 70 WhaJcorn yes.
teriay with view to pertectiug arrangements
for mnk.ug regular trips between that port aad
seattle.
Capt. 0 Bsiea said Yesterday that the hull Of
the stssmer Premier had been repaired and the
yessel Was taken out AZ the dry dock He ex-
Vec;ed she woa.d be ready .or service n about
two mouths.
Following Is tie rssult % Alpheus Ryers'
!ocsl weather Observations Tor the twenty four
hours preceding eClocS last evening: Max
Jaum ietc gvsyatgre 4; minimum. -. mean, -.
"a ute... sos d. ao 3Uca; w3U4, southwest, wiki =
velocity ot twn miles ger hour; 5 oi say
cIouGe1: cisBr wcSther.
lmra1-l Digestion repaired by BcscAam's
F-l.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-11

Blankets and COmforters, 30
per cent off.
Hats and Caps, 40 per cent
off.
{ All Notions and Fancy Ar.
ticles, 40 per cent off.
Ladies' and Misses Kid
Gloves, 40 per cent of.
Hosiery, 40 per cent of.
Laces. EmbrOideries and Edg|
ings, 40 per cent off.
All Metal Buttons, 80 pei
cent off.
Ladies' Shoes, 40 per cent
off.
Umbrellas, 40 per cent of |
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-11-30

u Uu O6OdvA0 " 40 voAC0s ID!
sous les yeux, ct s'ils ne s'6pui.
salent pas en- soins inutiles. Non,
ct ce fut Lefoch, qui, le premier
|discerna un l6ger reinstatement
II q boug6l s'4cria Til, regar.
dee, mon commsndant, il bouge!
ii vii. nous Is sauverons encorel
nr6assirent, en- efffet, = reveili
Ter cette vie 81 pres de s'6telndre,
mails il no reyeillarent pas cette
noble intelligence. An regard
froid ct morne que Daniel arrets
sur eux, qnand enfn il ouvrlt lee
yeux, lie comprirent que Ia raison
chancelante dumalheureux n'avait
pugr6sister ! Is violence inatten.
due de CO nouveau COUP.
~ dependant, il deyait lui res
ter CONNIE an vague souvenir De
Is lettre gull venait de lire; sea
Efforts ponr recueillirsses id6ea
|stalent yisibles; dun movement
machinal, il passalt et repsssait
sur son front ses mains amajgries
commess 'll edt esssy6 d''6csrter {
|brouillsrdo hs'aneantissai @ pen.
s6a
Puisuns convulsion j. secoua,
|et de- sesslevres s'echapperent de-
afots az paroles incoherentes, on
Ese melaient ct &c confondaient les
"reminiscences de- lad rsuse resIite
- lessoonceptionel Is1slllxtravagants du
|dtlira
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-11-30

F...-nan~;a. M.4bn.n D..:
e ooMRakn'e u-lNolneln aoi-
" ss,.s -
voyssesu alls.
Tsaa -. = 49, ~
.leAnnals... .4os gl.ls.' 80 $3.50 81
IoaD,e eaxla. salao.ss e ov
s s,nar aoga =. p,'s', g;es
9 - = alls'e oll-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-11-30
THE
North-W estern
LINE
G. St, ?. $40 }. ~.
uALLEz-v0uS

Prenez le chemin de fer Chica-
60. St Paul, Minneapolis & Oma-
ha, autrement dit la Northwes-
tern Line. pour aller de stPaul
ct Minneapolis = SUPERIOR
Washburn, Bayfield,, Ashland Of
toutes les localities sur le lao Su-
p6rieur, ainsi qua Sioux City, Pi-
pestane, Sioux Falls, Omaha.
Kansas City ct tous les points !
|pOuests
La Northwestern Line yous.
|cou1duira ausi jusqu'aux Black
Hills ainai que les importants
districts d'buile ct dc Charlton .du
Wyoming, ellie peutz yous oonduire
aussi. dams les c6lebres piniares
du Wisconsin ct du Michigan. Ct
yous annener aux erandes mines
de fer de Mesabs. Goeebic 81 YER
million.
Hn'y pas une igne quis SOFT
mieux 6quip6e pour faireleseryice.
direct deg passengers que Il North
western Line. aussi est-elle deve-
nue. d igne fayorite des touristes
De ceux qui sont = d recherche dc
terres, des 6migranb enfn de
tout e public voyagenr.
Pour autres nformations, ale.
numero 169 TroisiAme rue Est,
et u Nicollet House Block, Mn
neapols, on bien Acrives !
eeelsdale,Agentrgeneral der -
Iagers,l ~ Paul, Mlnn.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-11-30

Des milliers de- personnes ont
maintensnt les yeux tournts vers
Ia Oallfonrl,1niie. /.
Eiles: venlent SAVIOR Oh ct COM
sment cneillir lee fruits ct yoyager
bon marchA.
Elles mont qu'A s'adresser 40
sOallfornia Bureau Of Information
Room 1888 GuarantyL Loan bldg
Minneapolis, Mlnn
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-11-30
I'm Moyen Faclle de venir en- al
dc 3 de Pauyres Missions

Recueillez les tmbres -poste
oblit6r6s de toutes nuances ct de
tous pays ct envoyez-les au Rev
p. M. Barral, Missionnaire 4 Ham
monitor, Nouveau-Jersey. Veuillez
dcnner de suite votre adresse 81
vous recevrez avec les rensegne-
ments n6cessaires un beau Souve-
mir des Missions d'Hammonton.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-11-30
Excursions on California.

Ohaque jeudi via The MINES
polls 8 ST Louis Rallway, AL
bert Lea Route"
U'adresser q g. M. Pratt on 8
w. i. Hathaway. No / Washing
ton Avenue Sud.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-11-30

8, An English G,rl in America
By Tallnlsh Mattesen Pow u.
a. Was il Saicide?-By Ella
Wheelar Wilcox
Z. Spalks from the Pen OF Bill
Nye. -192 pages.
8. Poems and Yarns by james
Whitcomb Riley and Bill Nye
Prose BY Nye. Poetry BY
Riley. Illustrated. $50 pagas.
9. Martha Washington Cook
Book -352 psges. Illustrated.
Ill. The Adopted Daughter By
Edgar EaWcett. "the Bsyard
of American fiction"
10. Peoples Ref, renee Book
999 999 faots. 208 pages.
10. 81 a'th and Deauty.-By Emf
IL s. Boutou.
IA. Social Etiquette.-By Emily
s.. BoutoD.
10. Looking Forward. An imagl
nary visit to the Worlds Fair,
Chicago, 1893.
is. Reyeries of q Bachdor.-lk
Marvel. 24O pages.
10. O ,emopolls.-Pau Bourget.
34l pages.
90. Dream Lifs.-Ik. Marvel. 24c
pages.
S'adresser pour les recevoir
". A. Russell, A. @. ?. A st
Paul, Mlnn.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-11-30

q
nonea-t-l, du calmel Soyss hom-
me, sacreblenl
Mails Daniel sonriant, car toutes
ses velleit6s de soupcons s'etaient
-Rasssure z-vous docteur, la.
JOE nest jsmais dangereuse ell
ne peut me veDir que de Ia joia de
celle qui m'6erit. VoYes. d'ailleurs,
CONNIE je suis cslmel
81 calme que rid6e ne lui yint
pas de cher,her ID premiere en- de-
de COS trois lettres. u brisa az
.hasard une des envelopes e lut.
daniel, mon cher Daniel, mon
seul ami en- ce monde ct mon uni
one espoir, en- quelles mains infa
mes m'avez-vous remise? A quel
miaArabla avez vona liyrA sans as
fan.a vntra homo Hanr,ette2 Ce
Maxine de Br6vsn, CO lashe que
.vous orovez yotre ami. 81 yous ga
yiex
O,4tait Ia lonrne lettre Que
Mile do "a Yiue-Haudryayait 6cri-
- Il landama;n dn ionr al nj de
IS evan hi svait declare Gull rai.
mali. nne tat IN tard. de orA on de
Force ella mi annartiendrait. hi
dormant ) ohoisir entire les hor.
renra de "a m;sAre et Ia honte de
devanir a. femme. Et : mesure
ma l;aait Daniel on nonyait vo,r
nc nala,,r mo,talla anvah;r aonsvi.
.ana a6;a :; na,a -. vonx .ora
AZ. Am x.nr6man+ 4 Al CROSSES
aont+aa a. ananr nor,ar i iono Il
~ tamn IN tramhlam Il
na,vanr 4 aaconait. 4 violin,
%on,on antandait .aa dants clannar.
-. aanalot. .-onla,.;ant !. ro;tr;
"a = me 6cnma r~onoeatra fran.
a,.;t -. lavra. d6color6aa. Enf,
= .rr;vs anv darniAra. Homes
.M.;n+an.n4 Aor;v.;t = ;anre
fua 8 comnrand. mo mont ARR
-. q g. latt.aa 8. IN. =,
a.~vanna.or dn.loa ;n+arcantar
f,al,a :. 80. n..u;ana.. oar ;.
[,a;sl i. nor,ar u noata mo;-mAma.
a. nom !. n;an nan;al a. nom
q notra ano,,r rovano. Ravopa,
-;.s -. von,.. a.,,ar non
phannan~ a ,otra Hanr;atts =,
= s.nra;. -noonr;r m.;s ..-,;.p
AIars'1a .h;rnrn;an 8 : m.+alo,
&C.. 4xne,a.a,sn a#r.n.nt .nao.
49, a. honma -; -,,;nat.n,
saaa.a;maws a.n..ihan-an.a;arn
.ma~s-1am.a.; q
~ea.a,a,ta = h7asa1 -; n....;A -.
....m. ....-... .;a,amn....
.o,,,, !. 80. - s,6l.no. . m;,;an
=. = .hanh.. -.
na;-h..;h,a.
M..L.h;4. s.
l4l
8 49, px..rt. a,.n
-. a..n.n.a4.
d. 80 49, an;on,r,o
a.L h..a..... - na....-.a-
@;s1..h,a I.da;. 8. $500. -
J. = = r.chAta oo,on = natta
- = p;a.+.n+ 49,.
80 han-a = -. atra 8 800
No. q .#a.t ;aan;sp.n.A H.;
= I....I
49, - . aEZ@H1X V1xoAo0l0A n 006
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-11-30

III 0SAAA0 0uASA -
sezappris az dlgne docteur pour
gull f0t en- 6tat de %comprendrr
l'6pouyautable cri de d6tresse de
Ia malheureuse jeune file. ct Le
foch, qni l'obseryait, Wit une gros-
se larme 1ouler le long de set
jonee, ct rinstant d'apres ies fott
de Gang empourprer son visage.
-O''est adevenir foul grondait
il. Pauyre=O hsmpceyl
Ettel gum homme qui ne pc
possede plus ct \ qul le monve
ment devieut indispensable, il
froissa Ia iettre, Ia NIT dams 90
poohe ct sortit en- jurant 4 faire
tomber le cr6pi des murs.
a cette meme heure justement,
inform6 dc l'6preuve qui dewitt
etre tentee, le jugs d'instruction
venait aux nouvalles. Ape1cevant
de loin lie vienx chirurgien qui ira
%versait Ia cour de rhopital, il cou.
rut ! lui, ct des quill fat . port6e
de layoix:
Eth blen ~cria-t-il.:
LIE docteur ft qualques pas en-
ayant, ct avec IN g ste desesper6:
lie lieutenant Chamcey est
perdnl T6popdit-l.
Nor Dienl que me dites-youe
Hat
La Y6rit6l Voici Daniel main
tenant aux prises avec une fevre
csr6brale, avec IN transport an
oerveau, podr mieux dire. Afaibli.
6puls6, ext6nu6 CONNIE il est, y re-
sistera-t-il? non, 6~videmment. II
faudrait pour le SAWYER IN second
miracle, et.... soyes tranquille, il
ne GO fera pas! Avant vingt-quatre
heures il ssra mort, ct ses assas-
sins triompheront.
Obi
Les y.ux du vieux chirurgien
femboya1ent ct IN SQUIRE dune
amere ironie crispait ses levres.
-Et qui done. insists til, EN-.
p6cheralt ties gredins de triompher!
Daniel mort, vous ser z oblige de
relacher. faptetde preuves, l'abject
scel4rat que vous tenez en- prison.
ce Crochard dit Bagnoletl Gu 81
yous l'envoyes dsvant an tribunal,
ce sera sous Ia groteste prevention
d'homicide par imprudence. 81 il
en- sera quite pour On an de pri-
son. Et dependant, vous le ssvez
CONNIE moi, c'est Reimbursement
quill afrapp6 une des plus mobiles
creatures humaines que 'aie con
nues, an6anti le coeur le plus loyal
ct nne des plus hautes intelligent
ces que je sachel BIT = Respiration
de "a peine, il palpera le prix du
sang de Daniel Champcey, ct il ie
depensera en- orapuleuses orgiee.
ct les autres, les vrais coupablea,
les mis6rables qui FONT pay6, lie
sen front de par le monde. le front
hauts, riches, honores, d~6dsigneux
faisant Indictment sonner leur
Reputation d'honneurl
-Docteur!
Mails le We'll original 6tait lance.
-Ahl laissez-moil interrompit-
il. Yotre justice humane. youlez-
vcussque je vous disc mon Opt
nlon?. ellie me fait piti6l
"a co.sti,suer.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-11-30

H4SGsGE1
de m'acquitter IN petit pen.
Eft To sersis IN f6er conquin 81
tn agissais autrement, mon gar
eonl
C'est que le chirurgien-major ne
quittait guere, non plus, SOD bles-
s6. II le vlsita;t quatre on cinq
fois par jour, une fois an moins
chaque mutt ct solvent il reftait
dc lorgueg.heures assis dsvant le.
lit, 6tudiant Ia maladie, %subissant.
scion les symphonies qui se mani
festaient lee plus aruelles alterna.
tjves de crainte ct d'espoir. Et
c'est ainsi gull apprit en- partie
.rhistoire de Daniel, quill davait
|6pouser Mile de Ia Ville-Haudry,
don't le pAre, fou d'amonr, await
|fpous6 une aventuriere, ct qn'on
rayalt s6psr6 de 90 fanc6e grace y
IN faux ordre d'embarqusmsnt.
U'9tait Ia confirmation des con
lectures du docteur: de 81 laches
faussaires ne devaient pas nestle r
3 payer des asssssins. Mails le dj-
gne chirurgien await trop Ia cons
cience de % profession pour dlvul-
gu : des secrets surpris an chevet
dun malade. Et quand le joge
CONSTRUCTION, d6vor6 ~dimpatience,
venait le trouyer, ce qui arrivait
tous les deux on trois jouls, il rs
pondait.
-Je ne sails rien de nouveau. II
se passera encore des semaines
avant que vous pIuissiez lnterroger
mon bless6. J'en suls bien fach6
pour Evariste Orochard, dit Ba-
|gnolet. qui dot s'ennuyer en- pri-
son, mails Ii attendra
Dependant, 4 la Tongue exalta-
ton de Daniel, succ6dait nne pc
rhode d'an6antisssmeDt. L'ordre
semblsit se I6.ablir I'm peu dams
con cerveau, il reconnaisssit ceux
go 1sr.~ 40 i, ,~I[w.. -.
qui pentouraient, il balbutisit
qutlques paroles sens6es. MATS il
6tait 81 ACKNOWLEDGMENT afaibli
quill restait presque continuelle-
ment plong6 dams une sorte DANE
antissement qui ressemblsit 4 lA
mort. Et qusnd il so1tsit de cette
torpeur, c'6tait pour hernandez
dune volx 4teinte:
-N'est-il done pas venu pour
moi des les lettres de Francel
Invariablement, d'apras Iordre
formed dn docteur, Lafoch repon
DAFT:
Non, mon lieutenant.
En- quoi il-mentait. Depuis que
Daniel gisait sur son lit. trois vais
81 aux 6taient arrives, deux fran
gals ct IN anglais, ct parmi lee de-
uAches se trouvaient Init IN dix.
[l4ttres . l'adresse du lieutenant
Ohampcey. Settlement le vieux.
.chirurgien 90 disait, non sans raj
son.
-Assur6ment, c'est pressure an.
cas- de conscience de laisser ce
malheuyeux dams une 81 penible.
'inquietude, mails cette inqui6tude
ne pr6sente aucun danger, tsndis
On une emotion forte le tuerait.
aussi strement ct aussi vito one
mon souMs 6teint une chandelle.
Quinze jonrs se passerent enco-
g pendant iesque.s Dsnle. lepl''
!uelquss iolcss' . ennu = sn'la
dams une sorte de -conValescence,
81 toutefois on peut sppeler. conva-
lescent I'm malheureux encore in.
~ - seul
son -. : 1'so n 1's 70
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-11-30
Literature Gratis.

Ain dc montrer au public tons
le,m6rites du ST. Paul & Duluth
BY, et Ia beaut6 do payssge qn'll
traverse, cptte compagnle adresse
co Cratic 3 toute persoune en- TAI
sant demande ct sous reception de
l2 cents pour l'enveloppe ct !,
uort an dee livrps suivants, ct eous
deception de $l.40 Ia serie compile
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
M rAsIIME MnNn
III" Quartrttr singers rntrrtaIn
IhDir Friends

Not a. Ice uutdurc hy trnr vlte
fr"udf, t'r rpIurvl ra.umr ,lunr,.'ic
r.un, rnurue"i Z " I. Go, Nrti. h.,.,
M"s" l;,udrll. nar tone " II Cn,Iu.
tenor, aud John II. CrrrJD s,rrn.,. gave
- d"hghuul ball {, tN"r ruI rect friends
last evening at thc Chne Whiting bulli
lng on Gold avenue.
Daring tine dhJ Mp-" lAudcll, Who
Nas"lrctrd by a." club - uNr.n,o "a,
upnr manager, Ht'rDi"i tpaN 'bo uor,s
'nfy d"taIt toy waving tho Moor thor
'ush.y, occurring a." MUSIC. nri getting
To" rtu,"- Tor heating ,bo f..m comfort
ably
Iu"se little d"tnDI- hcine attended tu,
nj 30 o'clock M,E.'s Eusa aud H,p-si.
the musicians, opumnt.d playing 'r
th" grand march, nu fram that ur until
nearly 3u'riu'k t.tsu rune IT,. twenty.
h," .'url" thht IHt ia Appearance en-.
.l"d th"ws"'yr. mmrurriy.
ht H." "'r.,,k good spread, CONSIST.
,us = turkey nud chirkou, with Gran.
N'rrl sSu"" az tue various salads. Naa
'"w'.y "u. ped 10y the gay dancers.
-" H'ry alI 1.o. Robinson perc
" n-'"r- - r"r"mNu."r mud Brrt!s VOICE
.0,.t 10" hoarI distinctly by al.
ll"..u9 oNn. 'oraYmc music recently
r.r.hne"j, nrd 'n" dance wee gwen fpr
.h"parpps" - securing t.udr to ~ the
.lrbi
Among thpse Nhu were accredited with
81" honor - h"lus the beet dancers pre-.
"ut 0"re M"slamrs Montgomery. Carter,
Nn'kr", Turner, Ai.uus tuentrs Iina,sr.
Bruce, Sms. Sanders aud Miss Berry;
M"s-r~. Berry, liramlette, S,ma, Carter,
iururt, lnudr,l AMI the two Ale1an.
Iirrs.
Mts 4 l. CusaclIs and Mrs. Henry
Brnmt",tr were present tut dil not par.
uclpAte IA the dances
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07

Th~ A--a--in- orr y -anrh,s Wake
tonfr-sion

Tn CrrizrS understands that both
Hart and Mitchell, confined ia the
county jail Tor the murder % y j
Sal chez, have made written confeasi ons.
Hart It ~ learned, states that they,
with Childers, called nj the store ~ Mr..
SANCHEZ Tor the purpose ~ rubbng MN,
and while he wHs holding the horses IN
the uutsld' - the stpt" the mufder wns
committed 90 Mr. sanchez ref sing to
comp! WITH the request ~ the robbers
II ~ also learned that the family ~
Hart, residing ~ spUtL Albuquerque.
are very much dIstrrH-,'d over the affair.
ChAliender, who was the fourth party
supplied Ia" horses FOR the murd.roTs 10
r,d" out ~ ~" reach ~ Justice. ChNl.
lender nj that tune NAs attending ~
the ranch oi DIR. \ \ Allison few
miles south ~ the city II IN learned
trNt mitchell has declared that Hart
planned the robbery aud also got the
Ula'klug Tor their faces 80 they could
Disguise 'homs"lyea. Au account ~ the
preliminary hearing ~ the iwp meu be-.
Tor" Justice Druham appear "a another
column
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07

When Mis-, Dur"u, the good badly Who
waite the county and city jnrs regularly
to- bold religious serVI'o4. called AT The
-, unity ynIj Saudhy AFTERNOON. JRllpr La.
Zero informed her that hr could not al.
lug The prisoners uu' ~ the iron cage,
~ come ~ them hHd during saturday
Il Ih' attempted u delivery, ard such
Wnr IA" cut", IT," result ~ their lhhors
hrlr., - hole large enough t. admit any
CO.." Il them N the s,un" wall surround
Irg he cage. The non" ~ their work
attracted the attention ~ thu jail officials
md thus the drslgus ~ the prisoners
Nrr" frustrated.
Mrs Dlrer, however, held religious
r'Icrs. "rd the yAior states that since
her vsIts the rr,spurrs are we'll bs-
/ we'd tie baby iuiurms TnE CITIZEN
I at tho" confined snfYcr trOm insult.
Il cent h"i clothing, and do not enjoy n
r.ajgr Il cifhjrg, wearing the same
g.u'h-- tI'y Ncre arrested IN until re-.
n",r"d uu prison Ia" lady would b,,
= nd to r,c",Nr any cast oil clothing or
lhuN"ts Tor the prirou.rs. aud asks
,uu-" dee .t,ug H. cuu'rlhute t. leave ar.
Ices at her rel Irncs NJ. 2lj North
Walter street
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07

", G, Bashiord Of Prescott, Arizona,
who las been to Mr1ioo ON business,
quietly arrived IN the clty Iaet night from
IL. south, aud two hours later was ily
ing over the western waste, VIA the
Atlantic 4 Pacific Tor hrs home at Pres.
colt, Our informant, who saw the gen
teman at the depot, states that he looked
a little bit like u man carrying upon hls
m.nd great weight, and that something
troubled his brain. When Informed
that the gentleman IN tue same W, &
Bashtori that personally pledged To
President Brooks, Of the far association,
that he would sse that the hoss belt WAS
cent IN Albuquerque, the troubled eS.
preston on the face 81 the Pres colt
merchant Was at once understood by our
informant.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07

yesterday afternoon preliminary hear
ing ~ Ia" ,se occurred before Justice
Drrh.n, winch resulted IN liar. aud
Mitchell Drlug sent upck to the county
yNl Nittput Un.l IT," tAluili,ets we're
allowed ~ XIV. ~ ihvt evidence, Aht.h
was taken down 10y s'ruugtaph.r.
Nftcr tue oplmuu ~ the Justice. the two
ptlsrnrrg hnd t. vat at the cutunr, I
Second street aud Railroad hV"uur Tor
n car, ani during the tune they becam"
ohIc's ~ interest Tor ihc large crowd
that hat ruustrga'rd II ~ uudrtg'upi
thW N.'h",., Nhu.nr9 -hpNu rpurtd-r
able wrakn'-' ard , dr,irc g. tell n,l lr
knows, Nill not be- nlpArd to ufG
states evidence, H., the rrN-oa ,nat the
chain ~ rNId, uce II nos su,liriant,
H'tpug IT, s"vuI" convection.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
We Are AIicr Nou.

SRm SHltmarsl called at TIM CIrIzES
office yesterday, aud stated that the foot
ball team vs. re,ihotuughly organized
N short time and at,r few weeks
practice viii be IA good trIm 10 capture
the ecdps ~ Santa Fr's eleven, This
thing 81 allowing thosr folks at the cap.
t. to constantly tauthlil' US has gone far
cough, and II We don't make then take
back every word They have said about
onr foot balnsts, Va will eat crow IN
stead Of turkey next Thanksgiving, This
1. our shout; and now watch us 10 few
Nenkr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
sew italian Omr-r-.

A. u largely attended meeting ot the
members Of the Christopher Columbus
Italian Benevolent society the other
evening the following gentlemen were
elected Tor the ensuing year:
II, Totti, president.
1. SelvA, vice president
A, Lpmbardo, receiving secretary.
o. Ramblno, corresponding secretary.
A. Vivian, treasurer.
q. Bachschi, g, Melini, &. A, Caccla,
v,IlHni. board ~ trustees.
q. Pslladino, the great Oalloopist and
formerly vice president Of the society,
Was unanimously chosen standard bearer,
r. Fracordi, assistant standard bearer.
The SIciety intends 20 give - veral
pleasant picnics and other delightful
amusements the coming summer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07

TmE ClllES lcarus from certain ~.
Cellent sources that several important
changes IN Atlantic Pacific employees
at Williams were made yesterday Thos,
VI, Daly, Sho has been Ia the employ ot
tue company in variouS capacities FOR
years, has been relieved u hls position
as tralnmaster at Williams, and Con.
duclor Coun Perry given the position.
4. &, Miller, chiei dcepa,cher at vii.
hams, steps down aud out, aud A. Is.
WoodNorth takes h,s place, Other
changes nil along the line, sven IA the
Offices here, ARE contemplated,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
NASIng W arsa

The race Tor mayordomo Of aceq uias Of
cd town between the republican aud
i,pendent candidates 10 growing sbSo
lutrly torrid, and the supporters oi the
nominees are very hot under tho collars
Tor their iHvorlte, The election takes
. ACE next Friday, and Jssus Romero,
the ex coroner, IL claiming TO day that
ho viii carry the precinct for the bes,
man. II IL thought that Modesto
Ortiz, nov holding u position in the ter
rltorlal huus. u: Santa fe, will be here
to "whoop her W" for the indep~nd dent
candidate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
Another Head

Tut CIrIIEN learns to-day that John
Copp, the tlrrmaC Of Englneer prowell,
who wHH killed outright IA the Ash Fork
freight wreck, died ~ has dreadful in.
Jutt"a the other day, thus making
three d"aths from the reckless In.
competency ~ Operator sherman, The
engineer u No, H. Martin BuRlen,
who wm found iyIug b"s,ds his
dead fireman, Dickinson, with his
r,gh, ear torn OIL and otherwise badly
bruised, will probably survive Ina iniur.
les No word has been heard from Sher-
man, who, upon realizing hls frlghtful
blunder, escaped ,nlo the Blll Williams
mountains,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07

Mexico, who are doine great and con
slant work Tor the sd,ancemen, and up
bniliiug ~ New Slco d"setye and
should have iat oonsidera,lln At tho
hands ~ the preset, assembly, This IL
MT Iplittral question, aA u, 'ho enact
ment ~ such n law printing establish
mentr publishing papers ~ tepuhuran
aud democratic ptucliNltl.'e vii "" b-ne
lifted alike and me- public interest can
pueslbly sufct The members " the
assembly Who AID IN having such nm ob
uousy fair and timely bill enacted into
law Will have the gratitude ~ the preea
and nuH days II IN not h,i thing to
MrNirnn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
sseIp the rriatern.

A law should he enacted providing
Il nj MI territorial, count! nd munic,p.
al OH 'ers havs sl. the "-c-sf aIy print
iug Of Their Offices done within the ter.
ritory and by bona hde printing es,sb'
lish msnts in the terri,oryi why q county
clerk or any other official should send
10 ~. Louis or Chicago firms to
have books made or printed eta
tiouery furnished Tor his Office Is
not exactly clear, ESPECIALLY when the
books can bs made or the printed sta
t,onsry furnished by printing aud bind
ing establishments within New Mexico;
homo institutions should be encouraged
and certainly the nswspapsn OF New