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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-03-22
.JoTx Woop

Carson, New, Feb. 9th, 1898
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-03-22

Yesterdays sales In the San
Francisco Stock Exchange:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-03-22
Tobacco Users Smile sometimes

when told that tobacco hurts them:
their wives never Go, because shat
tered nervs. week eyes, chronic
catarrh and lost man hood, te Is the
story If your husband uses tobacco,
you want him to quit, post yourself
about Motto bac the wonderful,
harmless, guaranteed tobacco habit
cure, by sending for our little book
titled: Don't Tobacco SIT and
smoke your life away, mailed free
Drug Stores generally sell No,to bac
The Sterling Remedy Co, Indiana
Mineral Springs, Indiana. j19tf.
Home made candies at Schofeld's.
f19tt
D. Gree has a lot of fine pine
wood for sale. Apply at the Carson
Exchange. jan29
To RENT-The Ozark saloon, op
posite State Capitol. The finest fur
nished saloon in the State. Apply
to-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
wnE> LI.nr- mIH>ED Low
~" story ~ SiuErr who Now
Iha-rs the HoNinr.

'ha-r- the HoNinr.
i'.s sea tale ~ n musical cowboy.
,r'nr!" ktNnr told o, the other evening
wh"u the nHuts burned low, aud the
ruug ~ the kettle on the stove ruse
amtd Il pHit ~ steam aud the fragrance
- I"nuu mingled with other perfumes IN
ho bachelor apartment Dan McCaf.
'"ty II rather akepuuM Ahuu, Il, but 4
sound, veil, sa!J the Durapgp, Col,
Herald.
some years ago Geor& was on the
road fJr furnishing hUus,. at Albuluer.
qur, and one afternoon found himself at
liulutuoK, little town pu the Atlantic
n Pacific railroad ia ArEuus, The ma
!urltl ~ the natives ia that vicinity sear
guuuy sack under clothes, ~ Geurge
warnt bothered by much business
lIHNue plenty u time To dIspOs- of and
U"IGs tut"Sarned ns to the tarautula
tendency II wet goods IN that section,
h" got pony ami rode out 10 n friends
ranch about ten miles south ~ town.
There Hefe several cowboys there and
after supper ~ cuWDuy rode up and
George noticed that he had some cur.
uuS ContrlvhuCs on hIE saddle. He dis
mounted Aud was introduced 10 George
as Tenor Jack, the Sweet Warbler ui
the PilIus.' After spns cuuyersatiun,
on" u tue boys iutlmated that Jack
would sing Tor the delectAtlon ut the
crowd aud particularly the commercial
traveller. Jack went uutsld. aud uufast.
rhri the cOutrIvauce which frat attract.
eel Georges attention, brought u INTO
the house, made n few passes aud the
NEXT thing teorge knew the cowboy WAS
working his feet un the pedals and his
hns"rs on the Key board oi u home.
mad" organ, Then he sang, and hls
voice Has the sweetest tenor ever heard
~ that land Of tram robbers and coy.
ut--
Would the gents like something from
u" Grand Duchess uI-ray' Ih. gents
were RIliIng, and lack took out "a roll of
mu-Iu, spt-nd Il on the stand and war.
uiri 1t was grand lie sang different
s"l"rtiuns mud ti.ors-e mind wandered
hNvK to tiud'E country where operas
far, ,Hnd eau Oe realized, aud he dream.
rd - Patti AMI G-rster, CaInpanuini.
Carleton. and Tom Kari, and once more
h" H.s occupying box at the Academy
81 MnAir and she-thAt on. who can
never be forgotten, even though past
VOWS ~" broken she was nj hls slds.
Finally IL" music ceased aud the flicker
NIX candles cD>tlng grot-sque shadows
upon the yam adobe walls brought
Gr1r9e barH from hIs dream land light
IL" Mas ,.t"rested IN the Singer and ques-
toned aim as To his history, lils story
w"a N effect that he had studied abroad
at li.rllU, PARIS aud Milan, and sang IN
opera with some Ut the greatest singers
of hls day, but one fatal night hs allow.
eel passion for canned lobster to over.
com" him and he ate rsvsnOusly OF his
fayOrit. dat. The conA-q usncss we're
dire. lie injured h,s palate ~ badly that
he couldn't strike high note with
shotgun, ~ he had 90 abandon hls pro.
fresion. lie drlfi~d west and became
cowboy. Gradually he recovered his
voice, but he was fascinated with life on
the bpundlsss prairiea aud did not ever
expect 10 se,urn to tue scene Of his early
tnumphs,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
a sPLEsDsD ACT kiLLED

\ citizen u this city drew an act that
was introduced at tho present legislative
assembly IN the house entitled An act
10 foster the acquiring % q knowledge
OF election laws, and Ot the penalties Tor
violations thereof" aBG II provides for
the preparation % brief abstract OF the
election laws by the attorney general OF
the Territory and the printing of the
sam" upon large placsrds ip English and
Spanish under proper display typo
headings aud the distribution OF the
same Tor posting IN the offices Of the
yustlces ~ the peace all over the Terri.
tory, and the sending out of the same
with the poll books 10 every board OF
registration and to every sci Of election
officers Tor conspicuous posting. The
act was killed. We have not IN years
known u n better act, or one that would
do more good - prevent election ,rAuds
and uo reason can bo assigned for Ito
bcIug killed uni,as the object IL ~ keep
the people IN ignUrancs oi such laws,
We hope some member Of tho Legislature
will resurrect that act and try and pro-
cure its passage.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
coon ACT KILLED

There ~ no provision " Law in New
MsIlcn requiring paop's returning their
property Tor taxation 10 swear that the
value placed thsreon IL the market value
or even reasonable value, aud tho con.
seq uencs ~ ,ha, every body returns their
property AT about - per cent. OF its real
value. Section 2sGi, ot the Compiled
Laws, provides the form Of oath to be
taken, aui citizen Of the city drew an
act to sm.nd that section. aud 10 add TO
the oath the following wur,is:
"And tua, the values above in sAid
list placed upon eaoh item of SAID prop.
erty, IL tho iu.i, true, correct and reason
able present market value ot the same
respectively and sent the act to Hon,
Erucsi Meyers 10 the house. aud Il was
psss,'i without u dissenting vote, but
when Il got W the council Il MAS killed
by a strict party vote, Thus certainly
was n good act, and no reason can 10
seen Tor Killing Il unlsss It ~ to give an
opportunity ~ people "a return their
property all over the tsrritoTy ior lssa
than its value.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
HE THEORY OF STORMS.
root Hrdhrid finds u In the GrsA
~~ptrm1rr Iui~,


i" the wear 1921 II -cvci. storm
allied along the ta-t"rn coast.
vr FOR many year, wa- kn wn as
. great September gate" II held
' 'l." until September, ls"'. when
a. ,'r and more remarkable me &C.
..'.,j, which rather d.-tu ,rd its
,.a.w - the honor, II wa- little
...r. after the first storm tia, Will
....I g Rrdiicld, the m,tcurn.ogist,
".In making journey in Ma>sa-
"aN."it-. was struck by u curious
fact, -uy- IN" Popular Science Month
j. llr noticed that in Massachusetts,
luut IN" trees Frustrated uy the
wind all lag with their heads To tho
southeast, showing that IL" gallo
thrr" vas from the northwest, but In
Connecticut the trees blown down by
th" same storm lay head 10th north
Wcst, showing tha. the gale hai been
- southeast one.
H." H~Ccrtaincd. moreover, that
| when the wind was blowing south
east IN Middletuwn, his horne, IL was
northwest NJ place not s"Ycuty
miles from there, II was thea that
the idea flashed across his Mad that
III" gal" was progressive VIII. lwind.
l.Ihat was great thought. II was
II tla-h Of perception Rs came - New
ton when he connected the fal ng APP
! pl" with the planets in space. II Was
such AN insight into to meaning ~ u
fact ~ Jamos Watt hai wLNu lc law
! tn" possibilities ui tGs force I at WAS
rH,tling the lid ot the kettle IN his
mothers fire,
Tho development Of that iona was
destined tn put R"dGcld in IL" ranks
~ the great scientific thinker II this
day. lie made this storm ~ basis
Of hin investigations following MS re-
searches into IT. m"yrn'at by d
careful collection II fact, in .a,iou
t. others like IT, For ten y,ir. he
studied aud examined and q. lparrd
facts before he Published his II cory Of
storms.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

credited with speaking Ne folIoNf upon a
subject that interests al s-c,luLr { Nnw
MeNicu, namely statehood:
AHto HtstcuUod, Mt CIV Neadii. ma
Il tue pfvs.nt session IN nov s. nmItrd
that There ~ absolutely uU lup, fyf The
OmnIbus Uiii 10 U,cJu- - .as iurt- IN
much cobiitCt over the HdailssIuu ut uev
Htatra. Two omnibus biils are pcudIng
before the senHts COMMITTEE O.r pro
tides Tor the AdnissIuu a. New Mexico,
Utah aud Oklahoma. the o,uet iuuludea
these Hud Ara lua also II Delegate
Smith uf Arizona prHmi-os 60 give the
last referred To- measure lis d,mrctatic
support ~ the huure then - bIll naming
the four t"rriturI"s vii re r.pur 81 IL
vuTaDly 10y IT," truate CimuIttre, but II
Delegate Smith docs not ptuuiIHs the
support 10 hi- dvmpcrHtir iu.nds "a the
house, the first UlIl, wliru excludes Ar
Ioua, VIII be reported. DR. Cust
says the senate committee want tu -X
act PROMISES from Mr.. Joseph much NJ
ter the same plan, that the bills allow
Utah tVIce as much Land ~. New Mexico
In gwen Tor educational atlos,s and
bat II Delegate Joseph viii ptomls-
the measure the support = his hackers
Ia ,he house the Olll vii - smeuurd IN
the sena,. 80 ~ ~ allow New Mexico ~
mach land nm that set u, wn Tor Utah,
though II su h promise " not gwen 10y
MIR. JUseph the TILL as II stands will be
reported. IL IL asserted also that neither
JUs-ph or Smth will maze She senate
commit, - promises IN this respect, pre-
ferlng Ia dslay the statehood movement
uUtii democratic congress couyenee.
Mr.. Joseph also ins,sts on the senate
taking action nn his bill. which has al.
ready passed the house, before he will
consent to ask his supporters 10 talk
compromise With the senate, partlcu.
larry ~ hls bill deals With the school
question very differently from the pro
visions IN the omnibus measure pre-.
pared 10y the senate copamittee. The
senate bllls require that ell public
schools "shall be conducted in the Eng.
llsh language" while Mr.. Joseph's bill
provides that English "shali he taught
IN all public Schools,"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

From tie folpSlus r,,.t,up uAragtHph
clipped from tlr santa H. ~uu, 1 would
appear that spine person has gone back
on the old csp,ini
Treason IN the hlghrst nrIm" against
ones country, Sumr LHt,Ius PUNISH II
aith death aud r,tu, With lu,,rl.uu
m-nt, Ia any event, Acknowledgement
civil den,h--iutHmy IL the IuVarnhl-
coDs"q qu"nc" 4 TRAITOR ~ equally d-s
pIcnbl- and Infamous whothsr hrS trca.
con be sRSlnst hls country, tIS stat" or
the town WHO'S" hrrhi hc cate And II
~ a great misfortune tu any community
when Il hasnt IN. moral cunrLg" to riso
ny and cunslRn IT. tr,Hrh"rpu. tension
ers 10 the infamy ~ ArEu.d the Traitor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

Chicago, Feb. 10. over one hundred
prominent Mnsuns representing tho st.
B-ruari dri.l corps will etart tp.night
"n plIgrImag" to the south. Tls tour
'nr,udre eleven c,ttee aud one planta.
'lon TIE crtIr4 10 b" visited include
Memphis, N'cSehurs l'n'ou Re- -, New
Orlr .us, wnrre the Masoue wi. take in
tnr MarIn Gras festlv,tie-, Mobile, Blr
mnghhn, atlanta, Chattanooga, Lexlpg.
ton, Louisville and Cincinnati. The
JIutncS W,.l cover over 2.jpI mI.rs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
e. r. FARR-
ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHER.
EXTRA FINE WORK Ol L SPECIALITY.
1l3 West cold Ave. over Citizen Onicc Allnunc,orr = NJ

b ~ ab 'rt u susprrIol ~ operators On
enterprises HuI cuutrac,s 10 v.Ich IN
mu'; cases the contractor has paced his
"n',fe capital ut etAke, aud that plan
ls 10 b" subm,ltrd fut cousidet., ton by
Slroh the master builders ~ o.. coun.
try may pc enabled ~ hold trr upper
hand Advic,S r"'e,yed here Indicate
that IT," counting run,rutipn W. be the
hrRr.t 900 thr h.at'ry ~ the hIsinsss,
and that rrntiy ever! huu or A. hvldunl
largely engaged IA building operations
"iIl To. represented either directly Or by
proxy,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

4 rrprcseutatNru Lao ClN.fs found
hlme"If very fnrtuunto the other dizzy.
while spinning Hiute tie ".ufi ne he
~ --rn san Diego ant Lp- Ars.,rs "a
making the HoIuaiit t,n,e - Nj John
Law Ter, - pt"arpt' Mr. lhwler was on
his way HON" from MONTH = suypuru on
the coast, eGpertlug, however, before the
final ran to speud II fortnight at Arrow.
head springs lie ~ Thoroughly con.
vrrsant with every part ~ northern Ar
2ona Since 20 he hAe been prominent
y identified "t'h the mlu.us interest,
rec-Gt selc bc,us "Ihr Ill SIDE" nine
10 the Seven Star Gold Mn,up company
oi which Mr II H. Warner ~ the prlm.
mover. The Pfesco:t, pinuIN y santa
Fe branch road he anticipates sail De
cUmpirt"d about Mty / Prescott IN
looking ~ little already, hut Nl.l keep
her head hud not ALLOW a.. p.tuiciuus
resulis ut boom g. mar s'"Hdy prosper
ity. "Whu was thHt rus'lrs rummrrr .al
rnau from Aluulu"rlu" WHO u-"I tu
make Prescott r"gulary,' NJ Hal was
put down ~ the mtu ~ once, g." IN.
tertugHt"r b",us mAoh pIcusci a. learn
of Mr. Halls recent nrr, pi,urr ~ cash
Ter II H." N,nItu"r4u" \airrh' hauk
lh" huHi" ~ ~" ruuN'rsnil,u vhs M
aasutnncr ,tn' i'f,.-rutl N.IJ attend
the great ;rfrt.tA, 'mr u"Ni faU nui
bring al tier relations
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
tturolns Hirtl,dny

New lurf, Feb. IL. Dirpat ~ from
many - th" leading CITIES oi the country
Iudtca,- that the anniversary rcxt week
~ Abraham Llncrin's birthdH! will be
observed on hn unusually vxtensiv.
scale. The American colonies u Lon
don, Paris and Berlin will also rnmm-m.
crate the day u! appropriate ~ -cises.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
shr--rmaLrr- Adjourn.

Dubuque, la, F"b. 10 IT." annual
convention ot the National Bu',ermnk.
ere aud Che,samukeis' associn ion ad
IourLed slne die nt noon 10 day At the
morning session Delegate william Sut.
ton. of Nebraska, read paper relating
I" the growth of the creamery Dndustry
IN thn' state. and j. T.. iiisslcy spoke
upon the topic "Nhat va are doing Ia
knnsas." There ~ n concensus % op,n.
ION un the part ot the delegates that the
coming years wlil he the most Ir1titsble
N the history u the industr! IN all Of
the dhltN atntnR.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

Frozen potatoes can bc rest red "a
palatahl"n"-s by pcc!ing IA, and
letting them lie IN cool pla q with
plenty of cold water puurrl over
them. In twcnty.tour hours n tho
sugar which has been formed during
the freezing process will ha been
removed, and tho potatoe. con now
be- boiled IN fresh water and viii DO
found to bc perfectly pGla'ahlc,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

Washington, Feb. 10 the debate on
house tina morning. II the program
adopted 10y the ant silver men carried
out, cloture will b- applied s,mewh here
about o'clock ard nvote will br forced
TIE Hr,l-s,lvcr men Hre reckoning on a
MAJ ,rIty - forty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
An ounc. ct Prevention.

In the island Of New Britain man
must not speak to hls mother n'law'
Not only Is .p"cch iorbiddrI tn his
relative. but She must be- ayoiD d, and
IL hy chance the lady Is met tie SON
in.law must hide himself or c, er his
face. Suicide Of both parties is the
outcome IL the rule is broken
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

New York. Feb, Ia A dispatch from
Rome HRys THIS IL kr great month of
the pspal jubilee, aud the cl,I IL crowded
with dsyou; Catholics representing about
every part ot the civilized globe, The
hotels are filled to nvertl wing, the ordl.
nary lodging houses are taxed 10 their
full capacity, wmle ecores of stores an
warehouses have been turned into tenn
porary dorml;orics IN order 10 accommo
date the yisitora ~ heavy ~ III" rush
that we're II not Tor ther1 extra fariii'
ties hundreds ot davout sdher"nis OF the
church would be- WITHOUT spot OUTSIDE
Of the open air, whcreou to lay th"'I
heads. From now on Tor 1t east three
weeks the arrival oi pIlgrims ALL run NJ
into the huudre,ls daily. The ho'! fa'h
or Ia profoundly affected b! ia" ev'd"n'
tokens Oi devotion Il inl"l! NANTES
ell by the foreign ,,sl.ntr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
AIA-rEHAOn

Hon. J. II, Crlst, the brilliant editor OF
the Santa Fs Sun, returned fr"m n trip
to Washington the other day, TO which
city he was accompanied by Hon BET
pard SsligmAn. Being met by New
Mexican representative, Mr.. Enst 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

"Why are 'uc N"w Er-Du,d rru,.,
'a.Icd lUIGr,- a.k"d Ma--arhu.
,o,t- school teacher IN - G,ursua
Chuul
" iau-" they 5dnr .F'ry thing IN
light. answered a ..a. cracker aud
vent Ia the foot Of IL, .ass, -uotroit
frss PrsAs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
WIN he FinaiI, settled.

After years ~ luga' on aud dIshgTrelpg
Iof iurl-s anu changes ~ venue. failure.
20 agree upon HrOlira,urs and refusal ~
those chosen To act. yesterday, at Last
the Aimijo brothers and Salvador aud
Molsse Garcia agreed upon Jesus RI
5mero and Me,quRd"s Chaves ~ arbtra
t'rs, and all the parties agreed upon aud
the arb traitors chus" Henry Lockhart ~
|"ump,re," The question involved Ii AZ t.
the piece OF land about lIu f-et IN widrh
an d GO feet long, between S"yeu,h Rud
Eighth streets, uu the sputn end oi trr
Perfecto ArmIu aud Brp-' addition huI
north Of the rlJ~ras road. The G.rrl,-
claim that the ArmJr4 surveyed thr.
addition and plated It lIi feet iur'a'"
/ south than wHs suld 10 IhruI, Hud 600 w
that the ArmiJ1s now have the Ia Il"
yards and some feet ~ IHud that W"-
sold TO them north ot the piece ~ .HUd
In controversy. The Rrbtraturs aye To
determine that fact. Arguments acre
heard from Mrssrs. Child.rs and Is,
3. hodey for opposite SIDES b! the
arb,ttators at the court house yesterday,
and they fubmitied To- them the d,els
and pla,s. The arOltrators themselves all!
to-day take evidence aud measure the
ground, aud thus will be settled II long
continued controversy. The land IN
4 question lice directly east - the proper
ty of Mrs. W. G llaZledlnc aud A. NJ
4 Whitcomb.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

New York. Feb Ia lhrr. was u
found.up u promlu-u, sporting men NJ,
b. uptown hotel ln.t u,ght Tor the pur
pose OF exchang.ng opn,uus regarding
he character - the reception. II any,
ehould br rendered t. Charley Mitchell,
he English alleged Champion pucllist,
Fho IL due ~ arrive ~ lh,s country early
beat week. Mitchell prri,imHuc-s on
he numerous ucca.jurs hr has vested
hes" shores have not been ~ chArHc-
er ~ endenr hlm tu the inner CIRCLE ~
he American sporuug fraternity, ard
he ida Sas pr"tN gnacralIy cXprcrsed
mOng those rtr-cnt that the British
Nbluter, which ,- ti" pguomru 10y which
he Is generally knuEn ~ epprliug quar-
bers, should b. left severely alone There
W,ll be 40 tugs going from the bay To-
(nee, him. 80 welcoming crowd un the
3ock, nor any popping ~ curkS at Wuy ut
he resort where the pug hntlc rlrmruts
Ind It's admirers rouerrgHtp. Ml'rhrU
70 fact, In tD encounter u FROST unless L.,
ives evidence ~ The Tact that hls dlspu
)ition has undrrg iua "a material change,
>nd this, Judging from the rep ,rts - hlr
}ntlcs durlug the few days tunt have ful
owed hla rcleate from PrntouvIIir pris
eu, IL NJ, among trr probabilities. B-'s
have been offered Wlth no takers that
mitchell will be on tue uu,s with what
fee frends h" has m thus city before he
has been ashore n week and ~ ,h,s
pvent some OF the people who are laying
for him may be afforded au opportunity
bf getting ia their work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
isaportaat 90 Mis~ Owners asa I'm
Nessors.

A new departure ~ the method of pre-.
senting mining propsrty 10 the investing
public has be.n brought Ia the attention
~ THE CITIZEN by Col. A. W. Harris, of
the well known Illinois mine OF Sierra
county. and who 10 here 10. day.
The principle ot associating a correct
Typographical view Of the mining prop
erty offered, with a sectional repreee nta.
ton of pressn, and prospective under
ground developments, has b.-n concely.
sd and brought 10 u succ@s-ful termina.
ton by William Harris, Esq, son Of
the colonel, LIw 10 charge uf the lll'
nois nine and it's supsrin tsndent and en-
gineer.
II siil be remembered that the latter
gentleman was the constructor Of the
wonderful mine model that took the sil.
var medal at our territorial fair. Gnd
which was used IN the noted Illinois
Calamity mine litigation at silver City.
The reporter has Jeen shown the wat
er color painting with tho Typographical
view ~ group Of minea near Kingston.
consisting OF the Keystone, Nirginiau
and Templar locAti,Ls nov in process oi
consolidation.
Directly under the landscape view IL
10 10 s.sn n sectional representation oi
the present development and PROPOSED
plan oi future workings observing the
exact lines ot location aud extent as por.
tIayed sboye.
TO purchaser who eeldOm fully under.
stand mining Developments M shown by
sectional maps alone, this new depart.
ure will bs considered q boon, which oil
those who are interested In the disposal
of mining properties would do veil Ia
take notice of and govern themselves &C.
cordinsly.
Tue map will he on eIhibition Tor ssy.
eral days st the Office ~ Bernard n. Rod
ey, who. with other % our citizens, ID
owner OF the property represented.
The colonel arrived last night from
Santa Fe, where he mas bean on busi
ness Tor . week. lie remains here to
day, and tonight he lssvss for hls home
At Kingston, where on the 10Th inst, Z
nesting VI the directors OF the above
company VIII bs hsld.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
TELfGRArlllj


bpecial to The iiiS"r.
Santa Fe, Fec. H. summit aud Rlp
lrAnde counties bulls introduced tu ,lr
eowef house.
Confirmation ~ e. nrpuu ncuis ns
follows; PEREZ, iu- nud,tpr; paisn ~
treasurer, thnyrs Dor s'houl .up. rlnron
'dent, Newcomb aud Barber, prosecuting
|attorn"ys; SMUT, Bpo'h aud Hoprwcll,
battle sanitary LuGrd.
New combinations Juan jDsc Bncn.
board of schou ~ mlurs, II. l.. rckrtt.
AGRICULTURAL college, Hud T. B. Nj. b, prn.
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