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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
" erL Progressing,

Col. A. +. Spawn and e, W. Lewis
drove in from the Rio Pusrco country
yesterday afternoon, and the colonel will
remain with his wife aud interesting ch,l.
dren at the Armiio for few daya lie
states that Engineer Behrens. sssistsd
by W.B Spawn and two Of the oolonista,
commenced the survey yesterday morn.
ing, and also reports Mr.. Bshrens NJ say.
ing that the dam which 10 being built
for the colonlsts by Mr.. Lewis 10 the
most substantial hssver saw. Mr.. I,ewis
's IN the city TO purchase lumber for tho
gates Of the canal, and he reports his
work progressing Rnsly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
tn q FACTS.
A ne,-r-es Traveller Tei,s Assa, the
New tsotd yields.

a meternea Traveller Tells Abent the
New tsoia yields.
As every thing written about the Han
Juan gold helis 10 u interest, whether
u 10 upboldins the supposed wealth ~
the plscers, or telling straight fncts
about them, Tar Clrnes reproduces
the following from III. Denver Tlmes,
which 10 NO doubt truthful in every re-
spect;
II have Just returned from the Sau
Juan gold helds In southern Utah." SAID
Harry b. Morton, 90 he stood ia til.
Upion depot lobby, land u you will allow
me i will quietly HE myself toward the
land OF cold weather aud frozen potst res.
I'm going TO Winnipeg, thats my home;
and I'm going 10 stay there. Early last
fall took n trip down the east side ~
the Mississippi, river, intending To stay
10 Louisiana OF Florida during the Win.
ter; instead l got tn. California fever
AMI left Tor Loo Angeles. l went to
Yuma Ar,z., and stayed few days, aud
from there made Tor Flagstaff. | stayed
Ia Flagstaff until rumors ot the great
gold helds came 10 my ears and beng
fond Of q little excitement, pulled out
paratively new. There we're IL IN our
party, and we journeyed most Of the way
by wagon, taaing With us provisions To
last Ne, 80 We thought for three months
About six weeks ago We arrived right ~
the center Of the alleged gold fields and
fovud enough men On the grounds TO
gubble all the good claims IN sight. Th.
whole scheme was u put up job 10 boom
the place and make money. Men were
s.nt 10 there aud would work this scheme
Three mon would locate claims SIDE by
side; after fling their claims, the las.
two 70 locate would cell out To the first
for mere cong and work the same
thing over Pgain. In this manner each
man acquired from eight 20 ten claims,
aud then when the whole business had
been out aud dried they boom-d the
field. There IL gold there, lots Of 1t, bat
no man could wash out more than $40
per day, and even u you did. with board
costing from si5 Ia sD per day aud
Hour tl0 hundred. ham e. n pound and
salt pork cheap at go n barrel. what can
. man expectS
Things are doomed all out of proper
ton. II q fellow we're millionaire he
might invest in real estate In some ~
the campo, and reap some benefit, but IA
Q placer miner, he would not be IN IT,
iiy the way you have q fine climate IN
this country Tor this time OF the year. I
should like TO stay for few days. but
must 90 north, ~ business is push
ing me. Thanks, good bye, this IL my
train"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
The Riga, Mad Of work ers.

w, +, Mclaughlin, the post trader,
and Clark 81. Carr, the ranch man. two
young, active and progressive q sn.lsmsn
who have been watching the ioinss OF
the territorial Legislature for the past
few days, came down from Santa Fs
last night and are q, the Europsan.
They state that the house yesterday
wranglsd Amos, all day over tie county
bill, and adjourned without accomplish
ing anything Of interest TO tie people
These two gentlemen are made up OF the
right kind Of vim and timber TO be sent
as workers among the Legislators, and ~
they are favorable 10 Q new county ont
their way, THE CITIZEN would like 70 ses
them successful. We will pull the
string; let the others do the work. The
gentlemen will remain 10 the oity 70 day
leaving this evening for their homes a'
WInRate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

z. II. Aacoy, the accommodating and
worthy manager OF the Mics Marie
Heath COMPANY. and W. II. Burke, "a
military known a. "Ths Judge were
boys together over fifteen ysars ago back
10 ostumwa, Io~a. that wonderful city
where over . million sallons OF lard oil
10 used every twenty -four hours TO oil
the axle Of the revolving world. Mr..
hsooys parents reside ct o,tumwa. aud
hs and .Ths Judge" played marbles 10
ssthsr, fought each other with snow
balls, and paid court 70 the same pref.
|ty Iriah girl over nftssn ysars ego, and
the meeting this afternoon bs.wssn the
two vas indeed very pleasant one.
M. Aaooy likes the wssl and told many
ntsrsstins stories about bis career In
he Rocky moanssins and among the
saoos Of the western slops, but Il "A no.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
DeAru az o.. u mAnr.
q. A,ts-t,c a rs-in~ sraA s.sas D,cs
OF t'uruueusa-


Last Satut ny afternoon si I ~ o'clock
NJ the Atlautlc 4 paoiiic hospital, T.. u
Hart, veil known AID popular frrlght
brakeman betwe.n this city aud Gallup,
died after brief illness from pneumonia
\ few days before he was taken down
wi'h the fatal disease, he had Just been
released from the hospital, be,ug cured
~ hurt he hal rcreived ~ u wreck, aud
although the very bet medical attention
and care wns bestowed upon him, the
pneumonia carried him away to that
everlasting peace and deep. lie wns u
member ~ excellent standing ~ Mineral
lodge, NJ I. X ~ T., and WA nl5u a
memher ~ III" Albuquerque lodge. No.
40, B Of Il I These two lodges were
very solicltous u his caAe, and T. d.
Flukc, ~ the Mineral lodge, tclegraphed
his sIcku-ss before death to ins parents
1T Dyersburg, Tenn, and alao broke the
news to them when death closed his eyes
To-day Messrs. Fuke aud Hosmer, the
latter gentleman member ~ the H. ~
X. T, received dispatch from the faith.
"r To have the remains emualmrl and
-hipped To- him ut once Tor burial. The
body will leave this evening on No Tor
Dyersburg, Tenn, having been eu,bamed
by Undertaken Mun,iort, and W. q M.
Cormick, n brother brakeman, will nc.
company the remains io the sad Tennea
aee home. The DECEASED vas only %
years Of age. aud was we'll liked among
the railroadcts aud others who knew him
The lodges provided the corpse with u
handsome bInck cloth covered me,alir
naEket
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
tte VIII Return


H. T. Workman, ~ Dcu,ot, whom Ing
ClIIl,S mentioned personally ~ tbs H..
sue " yesterday, returned home last
night, but with the intention ~ visiting
the territorial metropolis again IN u few
weeks. lie is the acting representative
~ Hayes, Chamberlain " 60, Denver,
aud WAS seut To New Mexico by
the 10. my tu look over the country
and - 4 ~ towns where life aud pro.
sr"ss II visible un every hand lie found
just such n town IN Albuquerque, aud
y~strrday ~ company With Lorlon
Miller, ~ the irm " Within. 4 Miller.
spent All hour or mote looking over the
mesa property, whers Me~sts Fitzgerald
aud others ~ Denver are Owners u valu
Hble lots. The gentleman intimated To
Mr Miller that II such men M Mr.. Ftlz.
gerald aud sssoclRtea cuuld sec n bright
future Tor Albuquerque, surely hls com.
pany could aud he thought that the
nlembers would NJ an early day becume
largely Interested here Mr Workman
~ very pleasant gentlemAu, tull Of
western pluck aud energy, aud TuE Clri
rs would b. more than pleased t. an
nouuce 10 It- Readers that tue Hayes Ia.
vestm"ut 'pmpany was among w 10 I'M
prove and upbulld the city aud valley
lie stated that his company have pa, up
IN Denver bE' Residences, and would like
to iuvest AT least tln,n'D here IN resi.
drncrs, whlct can be purchased by any
person on long time at per cent inter
...I
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
asr~axth asa Health.

II you are not feeling strong and heal.
thy, try Electrio Bittsrs. IL "la grippe"
has left you weak and wsary, uss EIeo.
trio Bittsrs. THIS remedy Acts directly
on liver, stomach and kidneys, gently
aiding thosa organs 10 perform their
funotiona II you are afflicted with sIck
headache. you will find sp~siy and per
manent relief by taking Electric Blttsrs.
One trial will convince you that this 10
the remedy you ns.d. Large bottles
only 80 cents. at Thee. u. Burgess Il
toa's drug store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
seash, a snAii Raaes.

Ed. W. dee, OF New York, who came
here several weeks ago with his wife and
child and vent to housekeeping on
West Silver avenue, yesterday purchased
through Henry I.ockhart about twelve
acres OF land adjoining the Santiago
Bsos place in old town from Ambrosio
Contrsrss; consideration about Sl,eOO.
Mr.. Des expects TO remain 10 the valley.
and will 1T once plant slgh, acres OF his
new purchase in fruit tress. He will
also engage In the gardening business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
a Little Giri. Experience Ia 4
Llkhlheane.

Mr, and Mrs, Loren PRESCOTT are keep.
ers ~ the Gov. Lighthouse at Sand
Beach, Mich, aud are blessed with a
daughter, four years old, Last April
she was taken down with measles, tol
lowed with . dreadful cough aud turn
lng into q fever, Doctors at b Ims aud
ut Detroit treated her. but Ia vain. shs
grew worse rapidly, until she was mere
"handful u bones, Then she tried DIR.
Kings New Discovery and after 'he use
~ two aud half bottlaa. was oom pletely
cured. They say DR. Kings New DIS.
coysry 10 worth its weight in gold, yet
you may get Q trial bottle fres ut I. IL.
burgess 4 Sons drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

lated ny few friends Who overheard
them talking that his stories we're no, q
marker to ,hose told ny Mr.. Burke. lie
everlastinsly let himself loose, and be
had more narrow escapes, thrilling I'D.
ventures aud clipping Indians With rife
balls from every bunch OF cactus than
IL contained in the best ten cent novel
ever written. Mr.. Mscoy also found an
old Ottumwa friend in Capt. John Gray.
~ Santa Fe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

TnI CITlzES received telegram this
morning from Las Vesas, announcing tina
death there at 10 o'clock Of DR., +. &,
iienrlqnes. The doctor was one 81 III.
mos, prominent and well known physl.
cians ~ New Mexico, and his death will
" mournsd by large host % relatives
and friends lie was well known Ia this
city. aud Was n relative by marriage Of
the Arm,Io family 81 liernalilIo county.
Pneumonia, diseases which seems 10 be-
very fatal throughout New Mexico. was
the cause oi his death.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

Miss Mary Tyler Carlisle, aged about
30 years. and residing with Mrs. Knapp
on south broadway. died at 8 O'Clock
last evening. The lady came To this city
from Ashtabula, OHIO, about four
moDibs aso with her mother TO spend
the win,s', and her death lAs, evening
wNs very sudden from hemorrhAgss Of
the lungs. Her folks reside in Ashta
bula, where her remains will 10 shipped
to night, properly embalmod by Under.
taksr Montiort, and accompanied by the
bereAyed mother,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
toto t~nd,tiir.

Rev, Van der ErtIeG sud Rev loschc
concluded the mission services at the
church u immaculate Conception Last
Eight, the pretty religious editice being
crow ded 10 the doors. The services last
evening were conducted by l,,N Van der
Eerden, and the distinguished 81. Louis
divine preached a most powerful sermon &.
The services commenced last Sunday a
week, and Father Fels. the local priest,
states that the attendance was very
large every morning aud evening over
800 received holy communion, and last
night the papal benedictlon ws de-
hvered, sixty men formed u sodality.
Rev, Bnscho left tho other evening for
LeadvIlle, Col, aud hls assistant, Rev.
Van der Eerlen will leave THE evening,
where they will hold like mission,
The divines leave Albuquerque with
the best wishes, being well pleased not
only with their work among the faith.
ful aud "bsck siders." but with the de-
iightful climate they have enjoyed dur.
ing their stay.
This morning Father f'ede took Rsv.
Van der Eerlen out driving, anl the two
also waited several sick members Of the
church.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
asehisa'. Ara,es naivs.

The best salys 10 the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt Ihsuul, fever
sorss. tsttsr, ehapped hands, chilblaIns,
oorns, and all skin eruptions, and posi
lively cures piles, ~ no pssy required. II
IL guaranteed 10 give psrfsct satisfaction
or money refunded, Priee - cents per
boz. FOR saie by DR.. rho@ss II. Bur
auas a Soa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

For pains in the chest there 10 nothing
better than u hanba. cloth saturated
with ChsmberlsIn's Pain Balm and
bound on over the seat OF pain. II will
produce counter irritation without
clustering. and ia not 80 disagreeanls az
mustard. IA fact ~ mueh superior 10 any
plaster GU account of tie pain re,ey M
qualities. II use,i in time Il will prevent
pneumonia. 90 cent bottles Tor sale by
T. II. Burgess a Son, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

"For the past two or three years !
have been subject to ofamp,ng pains IN
the stomach" says Mr W, II. Bald yin,
. hardware merchant Of Boonyills. Dial.
les. Co, Iowa Il have tried q number
ot difsreat remedies; tho bsst one bsing
Chsubsrlain's Collie, Cholera and D,ar.
rhps Remedy. One OF Two doass Of /,
slwsys cares me-" Bold By +. II. Bur.
gsas 4 bon. drsgxists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
HINALE's DHfsNnE.
He HAS n perfe~, xixh, 20 Taik VITA.
oct Heinz Ahused.

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
DIiehea AAa Dams.

O. W. Lewis, who has the contract 70
build eight or ten miles Of ditch and two
dams for the Fruit Vale ooloniTts on the
Rio Pusrco. drove into the city late yes
tsrday afternoon Tor come supplies, and
returned TO his work thls morning, 60
companied by Col. A. +. spawn, presi-
dent OF the Colonization COMPANY. and
W. r. Bshrens, the civil engineer and
surveyor. Mr.. Lewis informs THk CIR
lzss that at present there 10 plenty Of
flowing water in the Rio Pueroo. He
expects TO complete his contract In about
sixty dsys, when the oolonists will no
doubt arrange Tor moro ditch oonstruo-
ton. Mr.. Lewis has twenty msa and hf'
teen teams at work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
Ba u dsem~ Presents.

During the holidays Mrs, Graham
made two handsome carriage robes,
with two horses heads on each but OF
different colors, and slso q plush table
cloth. handsomely and grandly smbroid.
cred, Tor a certain party in this city, and
To- lay the magnificent hand,works were
shipped by express 10 Mr.. Campton. Of
beaver, a. New Years g,fts. For the
past few days the work adorned the front
windows Of the lady's millinery store,
and were much admired, the comments
upon the tiresou'e knitting OF the artist
who executed the works being many.
The gifts are splendid, and Mr.. Campton
IL 10 be compIlmsntsd upon having such
q thoughtful Albuquerque friend.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
"In buying a cough medicine for chill.

an buying a cough medicine for chill.
Irsn," says II. A. Walker, u prominent
druggist ~ Ogden, Utah, "nsyef be afraid
IA boy Cham bsrlain's Cough Remedy.
There 10 no danger from u aud relief 10
always sure 10 follow. ! particularly
recommend Chamberlain because ]
have found II 10 be safe and reliable. II
IL intsndsd espscIslly Tor colds, Group
and shopping cough" ~ cent bottles
Tor sale by I. II. Burgess 4 Bon, drug
Rists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

The success OF ChAmbsrlaips Cough
Remedy 10 effscting q speedy cure OF
colds, Group and whoopins cough hss
Pontius 4 Bon, Of Cameron, Ohio, say
n ZOO 10 ,bs. vicinity. jsa N. queen, Of
JOhos.oa; W; w. s.ys u t Y We e's wi Dc
ona, Miss., says, t''Chsmbsslain's Cough
Remedy 10 PERFECTLY reliable. ] hsvs a.
ways warranted u and u never fsile1 "
give the most perfsct Satisfaction" o.
osnt bottles Tor ssls By 7. H. burgsss 4
Bon, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

4 ven, through the ceiling caueh, tire.
For tim, II lokc1 very much ~ u the
department would be called out. but
this wac prevented 10y tie Application oi
hurried work with several buckets ~
water.
IT," tNo militia urgnul'ntlnu' h"il y
meeting yesterday afternoon. to t.cu-s
N" rrea"n, militia bill perdlug irt ras
sagr before the territorial Legislature. \
COMMITTEES 10 work ior IT, pAssngo NHu
appointed, "uns,,ting ~ Capt. llrt'er.
sh"e,o aud lialdtidse, aud II IL stated
that II the Olli ~ not passed u M. ,rl,y
~ the cumppnles favor dlsbRudlug
tnwriromr callers
Laft night, about y O'clock, while Mrs
John Warren wan ~ her rooms uvr,a,rs
over the taiy buidus on rY,d avenue,
Nil alone, she heard foots'rpp creeping up
the bnck stairs "a the Kitchen door and
the knob ~ the door turn. She kept
quiet until the Intruder Htcal,hil, passed
through the hail say aud reached her
room, when he gave three gentle knocks.
She demanded who WIS there, AMI was
informed to open the door forthwith.
Seeing that the lady dat not scare, the
intruder moved away from the door,
aheu 'lrr, Warren hailed young Sammy
i1idbcrg all told hm To Move with
haste after her husband, Sammy knew
that something was wrong, Tor at his
time the Intruder wAB stil about the
prem acs, and IN place ~ MIR. Warren he
brought a. the t'eH' Policeman Cooper
\ vigorous search ~ the house revealed
the fact that the mnn bal IA the mean
time disappeared
The other evening au uuNrlcome cal
Ter happened around the res,deucc u
Eugene Murray on west Cope. avenue.
ana made two Intellectual attempts 10 get
INTO the houss. Eugene was at home
playing with the baby, aud he made u
rush Tor to" intruder. who scal-d the
back yard fence and Disappeared Ia the
darkness
Again, TuE CIItGIN calls upon the po.
Ice To watch the susplciDus characters
and 1T the litst opportunity drive them
from the city,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-15
AN HEROIC TEACHER,
Gave Her Life In a Futile Effort to Save
. Little Child.

NUNDA, N. Y, Nov 15.-Heroine May
Porter, the daughter of widow, paid the
penalty of bravery with her life in the
little old fashioned country school house
at Cooperville, where she was teaching,
yesterday afternoon. Her charred remains
lie today in her mothers house, one leg
burned off, and her entire body burned
white.
Little Willard johnson, son of Conrad
johnson, of Cooperville, is mass Of black
ened flesh, arms, head and leg gone. He
was left yesterday in the teachers care by
his father, who was going away for the
day.
The teacher took the little one to school
with her. While the children were at
their studies the school house was diecov-
cred to be on fire, with escape by the door
way cut off. Quickly the teacher, aided
by two older boys, passed the children
through window, flames meanwhile
rolling through the rooms above their
haads.
All the children had been passed out
except little Willard johnson, and when
he was sent up he did not understand the
situation, and ran back into the flames.
The teacher darted back after him, and
the clothing of both caught fire.
Outside the scholars could see the teacher
struggling to save the child by pulling
him to the window, but they fell into the
flame.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-15
OUT
THE JAWS OF DEATH
CONTINUED, 1

mo, for when the ruins were cleared
away traces of dynamite were found.
When NJ. Kayanagh saw 1t, he said: The
mark of the czar's hand is here. This has
been done by the Russian police They
have not beaten me yet replied my poor
master, and that very day he began to
model the group again. Then that good
M. Kavanagh prayed him to abandon the
attempt, or at least to turn hts efforts in
some new direction, lest worst misfortunes
should follow. i heard him say one day:
These warnings are not to be mistaken.
Next time these agents of the czar-these
hired assassins-may DO ordered to destroy
not your work, but you Yes, that may
yield, the czar will have me killed perhaps,
but the disgrace shall be on his side, not on
mine And he shook his head to every argu-
ment, working on to the last. All, how he
worked Ono could see that he had moth
ing else to live for, my poor master.
"But that was not for long 1t seemed
as II the czar knew his intention and had
resolved TO strike the blow before the work
could be finished One night-only a fort
night after the kiln had been destroyed
they came to the house, the assassins, and
rang the bell. They must have known that
] had gone up to bed, and that Taras him
self would answer the ring"-
She broke off suddenly as the sound of
wheels on the drive reached our ears Taras
had returned, and she went out to receive
him, leaving me still in ignorance of the
calamity that had befallen him.