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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-21

Last night, the conference between
the COMMITTEES OF mschinists and the
head officials Of the Atlantic 4 Pacific
railroad, resulted In Q satisfsctor meet
ing, aud the strike 10 now thing OF the
psst. The machinists ut this point will
hereafter rscsive for their work % 20
per day, and the boys ut other points
on the road will be paid $40.
There 10 another trouble, however,
which 10 10 receive attention by Su.
perintsndsnt 0sbsl. Travelling Engineer
Dreamer, while the strike was 10 pro.
gress and pending adjustment, under.
took 10 get IN engine 10 condition 70
move . train at Me~dles, when the
machinists requso.sd him 10 dssist, He
continued at work, when tho msohinists
and citizens In sympathy with them,
collected around Mr.. Creamsr aud OF.
dsred him out Of the town. He I'm.
msdia,sly left for this city, arriving here
last night. II II now understood thai .
petition asking the removal Of Mr..
Cresmss, which 10 s,gnsd by all the ma
ohinists and many moro, will be present
Cd 70 Mr.. Gabel.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-21

legislature. In order 70 mako GOOD the
time occupied In the isaatiss trip
through the territory With the members
Of the Colorado Legislature who desire
~ make an excursion trip through New
MeStco and want our Legislators 10 70
with them.
Eugene Underhill, q capitalist ot Nsv
YORK aud very particular friend of O.
W. Meylert, was honored with . recsp-
ton nj the San Felipe last evening. A
grand supper sas spread fot the invited
guests, and dancing vas INDUCED IN 10
I'll midnight Mr.. Underhill, 40 stated
In n previous Issue % TaE Crr,ssr, va
one u the original bond holders 10 th'
Albuquerque Opera Bouss and Hots
COMPANY, and II vas from him that mr
Meylert purchased the nan Felipe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-21
a m headed.

For the information Of those OF our
citizens who are favorable TO the passage
Of the militia hill. TnE CITIZEN states
that the bill passed the council yester-
day afternoon in al amended shape. 1t
will now 20 back 10 the house and II
passed there. It will become . Law
through the signature Of Governor
Prince, Some OF the members OF the
council were under the impression tina,
the bill would entail extra expense upon
the territory, and hence refused to sup
port the measure until amended 10 suit
their views.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-21
" alter scarce

The water problem ~ Flagstaff il quite
SERIOUS 81 pr"-'u,, and u water famine Ii
thfcntrirt turrr. The mills of the Ari.
Goua l.ump"r and Tlmber company have
closed duAu uu account 81 the scarcity
~ water, nnt some difficulty IN being ex'
petleuc-d tow TO obtain "a supply for do
m"eiIc purrn-rs. Springs that have here
~ dryIns NJ during the past two weeks.
and new eources nt supply have to be
looked up, The railroad company IL haul.
lus water from Winslow, along tue line
Of their road.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-21
A Landslide.
m

The term landslide usually conveys
intelligence. u disaster, whereby many
are killed, but ihla time IL ~ used To in
dl"at- the enormous sales Of DR.. Miles
Restorative NervIne, remedy that ~
daily saving the lives IL thousands who
are suffering from nervous disorders. Ii
cures palpItAtIon, nervous prustration.
headache, hackache, spinal Diseases, hys.
terra, III effect VI sp,rta, confusion of
mind, etc, and huilds up the body sur
pris,ngly, brown \ Maybnry, Cortland
y T., SAYS one patient used Servine aud
gained fifteen pounds ~ iiesh. Sold 10y
/, II Bursess ~ Son. the druggists, on
4 guarantee let book free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-21

II 10 customary IN thoso latter days TO
express our perfect satisfaction with a
thing by saying "its immepse" It's 81
expressive that nothing can bs added
Geo. l.. Fink, Philadelphia, Ps., says:
tMy wife has been taking your new cure
for the heart, and says it's immense
She has not been troubled with pain or
smo, herring spells sinoe using IT," Jno. l.
Roberts, Slatinaton, Pa, Gays he IL a
years old, and has suffered from heart
disease for over 40 years. Wa treate,
without avail by prominent New York
phys,cians; grew constantly worse; took
DIR. Miles New Heart Cure and wa
completely cured. Sold by ]. ii. Bur
gees 4 Son, ON a guarantee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-21

The commHudor,es ~ Colorado con
,r,bu,.d ~ l,io to the expense fund Of
the TRIBUNAL coucl.vr held ut Denver
last August, nearly half Of which was
suhscrhcd by Colorado Commander!
No. |. at Denver. The chapters of Colo
rndn contributed s!,2275 and the lodgrs
SLIGO to the same fund, The Mystic
Shrine IN Denver gave t1.500, and the
citizens 81 Denver contributed si.,0ro.
There was $4,000 expended for street
decorations IN Denver and the total ex-
p"nscs ut the conclave we're nearly
sluOOO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-21
A Pleasant Amir.

One Of the most delightful and enjoy
able entertainments OF this season vas
given by Mrs. W, Wallace Mcclellan, a.
sisted by her daughter, yesterday after
noon to about tifty OF her numerous
friends. The floral lottery formed one
Of the principal features, In which Miss
Millie whitemau and Mrs. II. b. Fergus
son drew the Winning number, which
consisted Of . beautiful souvenir spoon
and q picture. In the burro contest,
Mrs. Thos. Kelsher Won the principal
prize, consisting Of q Japanese tee pot,
and Mrs. 7. A. Fair the BOBBY prize Of .
parrot IN q swing. Prof. DiMsuro's or
chestra discourssd the music and Al.
b. Montgomery furnished Q rspsst that
was highly enjoyed. Among those pres
ent were Mssdsmes Clancy, Whitsman,
Fox, Ferguson, Miller, Maloy, Ksishsr,
NJ. q. Otsro, Gutisrrsx, A. q. Otsro,
tioststtsr, Fair, Raster. Pearoe, Win.
slow, Whiting. Hasiss, Stamm. Easter.
day, Burkhsrt, Parsons, j. q. Albright
Geo. Albright, Striokler, Forth. wroth
and many othcSs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-21
Omccr- oT the Territorial Press N--o.
citation.

NI',tN' '"l utH'h.
Santa H., Jnn. /, Iuc ilio"tr Tor
tNr NrN N,> 20 i',r-- ns-ucatrou, elect
81 q, 20" nuuua. mrrt,rs held IN Santa
roun Juu. l., l~.l' ARE nr tulloNs:
Ih,-. liusnrr, Albuquerque ',i,lcu,
president.
frllN MARITIME, Las Vegas NuX Pop.
ala. wee prrrOi"ut
pr. q /. Gpuli, Las Vegas Optic,
secretary aud treasurer,
q l. Brrriugrt, iiItun Rrpurtrr, ma
tuun executive committeeman
j. Il Crist, Santa Ia Sun, NATIONAL
Legislative comm tt"rmnn.
Il A. kls,lrr, Las Vegas optic; l.. Il.
WhI,murr Lac truces Republican, +, q
Rose, Drmius lIeacn,ght, executive com
mittre
Dslrgnte t. National Editorial Asso.
cintlou convention, with the officers ex.
olliHo drIr4atcs, q, t. ilosmrr, Springer
! Banner. VI, tgElUH1.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-21
,oLD W kArm Ea.
wha, the Ceia s.sp Assreviasea.
Trlts the People.

W NAV WV wv .-.t
T-ii- the People.
For the pas, few days the Ro Grande
valley, 40 famous tor its continuous sun.
shine and even climate, has taken de.
cid-i chang. and the quicksilver IN the
Thermometer haa dropped down In about
q auEen degr-ra above zero. STILL, while
We feel III. cold weather quite peroeptibly
here, Tuk CITIZEN calls attention TO the
following condensed accounts from other
sections Of the county:
Al bloomington. Illinois, THERMOMETERS
~ TO ~ degrees below zero, and people
reported 10 be freezing.
Al Chicago, extremely cold, and fuel
scarce much suffering must sbsue
among tue poorer people.
Al Philadelphia, intensely cold,
Al Shamokin, Pa, Thermometers "a de-
grees Uelow zero.
At Pittsburg, the coolest weather Of
the s@ason.
Al Asbury Park, n. j. II 10 very cold.
Al Mlddleboro, Ny, Thermometer -
degrees below zero-tive degrees colder
than ever known before.
Al Tsrrytown, N. Y, the Hudson r,ver
frozen over solid 10 Nyack--three and q
half miles.
Al Birmingh n. Y. THERMOMETERS
IS degreee below zero.
Al I'll. city OF London, England, IL ID
extremely cold.
At Chattanooga, Tenn, the river !,
frozen up and the water supply com
pletely cut OH.
At Memph,s, Tenn, the Mississippi
river 10 full OF icebergs and thousands d
negroes are on the verge Of starvation.
The tennessee and Cumberland river
are frozen over from their head 10 to-
years.
The ice bridge which formed at th.
Niagara FaIls, - being viewed by thou
sands ~ Ieople.
The last six days have been the ooldcs
ever known IN New York City.
At Sparta, Wisconsin, the mercury II
the Thermometers 10 frozen.
Al Whitehall II 10 8 and at La Cross
~ degrees below zero.
Last Sunday vas the coolest da.
known at st. Louis for yeara
Throughout Germany railroad tratf
IN suspended In some places on acooun
Of the cold and freeze up.
Al Vienna 1t V i've degrees belov
. zero,
Between Rome aud Genoa traffic
maintained under great difficulties.
In much 81 France railroads are block
AIDED by snow drifte.
.. In Switzerland communication
greatly interrupted.
v.suvius is covered with SNOW.
II 10 very cold at Naples.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-21
IFrnm the DAILY. January 81

Felix Mandell and wife are expected
from New York next week.
Judge Stsrry, counsellor for the At
lantic X Pacific, is expected from Lsrned.
Kansas, this evening.
Thos. Gillespie. OF Denver, who was
here n few weeks ago, 10 again among ne,
Mr.. Gillespie ia here looking up busi.
ness location.
This afternoon Judge Madden united
in marriage Claude II. Fowler, OF Har-
rlson county, Texas, and Misc Alice
rramnel, Of Jasper county, Mo.
To restore gray hair TO its natural col
or IA in youth, cause it to grow abund'
ant aud strong, there 10 no better
preparation than Halle Hair Rene wer.
Last evening q very pleasant surprise
party wHs held at the resldence Of Fred.
Short in south Albuquerque. Some OF
the neigbors and friends OF Mr.. Short
discovered that he WIS r. years old, and
they therefore surprised him.
AdelSida Galiegos, aged ten years, died
this morning at G:3O O'Clock OF fever.
Her father, Felipe Gslle8os, lives about
halt q mile beyond the Baselss bri lge.
The funeral will occur tomorrow morn.
ing at Ranches dc Atrisco.
II 10 said that the santa Fs railroad
company has notified ell points east OF
La Junta that no moro coal can DO dc.
ilvsred to them until after the first Of
April a. II 10 behind 10 its orders 10 the
extent OF twelve Thousand cars. This
means much suffering at those towns
reached only by the Ssnta Fe.
| Candidates for federal positions are
springing up daily, aud Albuquerque has
a score or more In the field. A few
friends Of Donald McRas are pressing
him TO come out for the appointment c'
government land inspector, and Donald
, from his long residence IN the territory
} would no doubt make . capital In
speotor.
| A regular fueilade OF shots were hret
IN different parts OF the Highlands LIST
, night, bu. no one seems 10 know b!
: whom the shota were hFed and for wha
. reason. II 10 stated that the night 20
/ licemen visited the Highlands, but re
, turned TO their regular beat withou
b finding any trace Of the person doinl
> the shooting.
C. A. Amsnt and &c. Merx were pas
sengers from Deming 70 Chicago los
A night. Mr.. Amsns was the proprietor o
O the Armijo at one time, aud u he make
a bushsi or 90 Of money during the fai
4 he will return TO AlbuI aerqus and NEE
r his creditors. He owes Mr.. Msrx 90
% CLOSE fisted Ed. 10 tramping on the ira
10 Of the late hotel keeper.
p ]. Placido Romero, whose son, Fran
Il Romero. wss found mot guilty" Of th
q murder Of little hiss Jarsmillo by
% Santa Fl jury, was . passenger On roui
to his home al Psrslta, Valencia count!
h. last night. Mr.. Romero has works
ar faithfully and hard 10 clear HIS son ,
IA the horrible crime, and he goes hon
n, with . big load lifted from OF his min,
10 The Legislature will memoralizs col
", grsss. through Delegate Joseph, for
ten days extension in the sitting OF III
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-21
m,snLs ~cneeL nsLl.
msw " was Defeated On che msu.e las,
ruesaay.

Fuesoey
In brief Telegram Ia THE CiTIzHr %
Jan. II, II waa announced shat the
Hinklc school o,ll was defeated In the
houa- by II Ia g."
Strange 20 relate, not an Albuquer.
queHu. not pei,tion from Albuquerque,
not delegate from tho citizens indigna.
ton meeting or representative from the
Commercial club was present, although
tn. towns % Socorro and San Marcinl
had working representatives on hand.
90 cOurse TuE CITizss scribe was at
the capital ON entirely different business,
but he was not going 10 Gee the public
schools % this oity Crippled without an
effort On his part, verbally or Through
the columns Of the newspapers. 10 stop
such high handed, un.Amer,can inter
ference with the Institutions ~ learning.
Senator SAINT, ~ the council, IL IL
true, was supplied with half u hundred
copies 81 lHE CirIzIS containing the nc.
count Il the Indignation meeting nj the
| Commercial cluU, but over ~ the house
Nas where tn" work had IT, be done and
=, came Tuesday morning, '-,ng sprung
UNEXPECTEDLY, but the BernAl,llo county
representatives. nobly assisted 10y Rep.
tcscuta,lvep iiopewell and Barela, me,
III. attack with gallant front.
Representative Me,ers lead the oppo-
s,,luu, aud he moved among the repre-
-cnta,vcs whom lie knew. those from
Valencia AID other counties, aud Tor n
time the scene ~ debate was dramatic.
Every inch Of ground WAS fought IN
uppurttlun to the measure by the pro.
gr"-sive element ~ the lower house, and
When some "hay i..'s.d" member called
fur the previous question and when a
vote Was taken, the lips Of Col H,nkls
aud his supporters foil at least au inch
Nheu Clerk Zimmerman announced the
vote H. against aud X Tor.
That aas glory enough for the morn
,ug's Session, aud after adjournmen,
Representatives. Kuchenbecker ant
Meyers went over the scene with o fev
friends at the Arcade
Hut, while the Hinkle bill was dsfeates
IA the house, there is n similar bill In tn,
council, which has been introduced b!
Senator Hall. and It would be- wise be
fore II IN too late FOR some concerted nc
ton ON the part Of the cities and town
t. head oil the outrageous attempt he
tore the territory receives black ey
that would remain with II for years.
TmE CITIZEN il in q position 20 kno'
that IN the council the public school
will tini strong friends IN Senators Saint
Patterson. MARTINEZ, Falls and Needer
senator HuDbell IL non committal sbou
ia. measure, but he cannot afford To Y
back on his constituents OF this city {,
such an important matter.
When Halle till geaches ths house
y Is u question wh.ther the good record 4
last Tuesday morning can he sustained
= No cIty or town IN the territory wOul
d lose ~ much by the passage ~ the Hin
! XII. or Hall bill ~ Albuquerque, and Tn
!, tIrl2LS hereby sounds the key note q
;, warning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-21
NOl l.nllIY.

W. u. Chllders, y. q. Collier and MaN
Luna came down from Santa Fe last
night. Mr.. Chlders war At the capital
assisting Prosecuting Attorney Twt,h.
ell In the prosecution Of Frank Romero
for the alleged willful aud malicious
murder Of MISS JaramlIlO at the Loa l.u'
mas depot some time ago, and although
the prosecution made out one Of the
strongest circumstautIal evidence cGset
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-21
The I.axann wlii,iaman

Col. Walter O., Marmon, OF Lagnna,
cam. IN from the west last night and 10
-; the European. When Informed this
morning by III. CITIZEN man that the
militia blii had met with great OPPOSE
ton IN the council Tuesday afternoon,
after the 5ill had passed the 10 -'er house.
h. seemed somewhat surprised, Tor the
reason that he could see nothing wrong
IN the measure. lie Was informed, how.
ever, that any organization which desires
Legislation cannot expect Legislation
when no special interest 10 taken IN the
matter, although the colonel remained at
Santa Fe several weeks lobbying for the
measure.
The militia bill, however, in an amend.
81 shape, passed the council yesterday
afternoon, and will 20 again for concur.
renee a. the houss before II reaches Gov
Prince Tor his signature.
Speaking " the weather, Col. Marmon
states that heavy SHOWS visited the
mountains aud ridges along the Atlantic
n Pacific yesterday, aud at i.sguns there
IL live inches Of snow on the ground.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-21
lnaer 0bIsKations.

The volunteer firemsn OF the city, and
will also add the arsmsp all over the
territory, ara under obligations to Presi.
dent Chayes and tho whole territorial
council 20, unanimously passing their
measure in that branch OF the legislst ure
yesterday morning. II only took little
persu aston from the Albuquerque repre-
sentative that the measure AZ amended
by senators vssdsr and saint, was
good one. The house will no doubt pas
the bill with q wboop.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-21

The land Office at Santa Fs gives
potlce that the following townships are
ready Tor entry; Township 2 north,
ranges q and 10 west; township 3 north,
ranges aud " west; township . north,
range west; township IL north. range
: wcSt, and township 0 north, range q
aAst,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-21
NurIrE TO sTRIKEI,s.

Atlantic 4 Pacific Railroad Company,
Office Of General Master Mechanic.
The services OF all machinists who do
not repor, for duty on or before Friday,
January -. at : o'clock u. m, will bs no
longer required and their places will be
filed 10y other men.
RICHD ESGLIsH,
General Master Mechanic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-21
Niles Nerve q Liver ptlls.

Act on new prinoiple--rsauiasins the
liver. stomach ard bowels through the
nerves. A new discovery. Dr. Miles
Pills speedily oars biliousnsss. bad t.sts,
torpid liver, piles. constipation. Un-
squsled for men, women, children. Small
eat, mildsst, surssti 90 does 70 csuts.
Samples frss, 81 T, II. Burgess a Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-21

AL who IRE troubled with constipation
will fad safe, sure and speedy relief in
Ayers rns Unlike most other ca,har'
90, these pills strengthen the stomach,
liver and bowels, aud restore the organs
10 normal aud regular action.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-21

Don't experiment. with your health.
You may be sure Of the quality OF your
me llcine, even u you have to take much
Of your food upon trust. Ask your
druggist for Ayers Ssrsaparilla, and no
other. II ia the standard blood purifier,
the mos, effective aud economical
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-21

Coi. Dwysr, OF Colfax county, whom
the reporter met In Santa Re. states
that he 10 arranging 20 leave his ranch
and reside IN Ration. He 10 sslliag Oh
bis fins Jersey stock. and hes In Santa
Fs car load OF Jsrssy milksrs. The
oolonsl 10 also at the territorial capital
10 the interest Of the proposed new
Union county. and viii do some lobby
ing among the lsgislasors. He 10 chair.
man Of the psnitsotIssy board, and IN.
cideutly remarked that The prsesnt 81.
perintsndsut, J, r Do MGR. n the best
the institation hes ever had. He hes
made some excellent impsovs0sats at
the institution. and oousinuss 10 I'm.
pfoyN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-21

Peter Lakewood LETT his place OF busi.
nsss on Second street as II o'clock last
night 10 70 10 his home on the High.
lands. and on passing By the cod Of the
coal chute he passed between some
freight cars standing there. Boms per.
son near the cars shouted -hold up your
banda" Mr. Lakewood had hrs had CO
his pistol and shot 10 the direction Of the
voics. Immediately . man came 10
sight and scrambled under the oars.
Peter shot again but missed the man.
Who crawIsd through and went QUE on
the opposite side ana escaped. He looked
about % vol a. he could bat faissd 10
and the hold-up. Ssm Martin IVES on
First stress end heard the shots. but
he did nos lind the man. The fellow psob'
ably hid near the round house, os some
other place near the shopsL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-21

an buyiaa . cough medicine for chill.
drso," says n. A Walker, . p.o@,r 90.
druggist q Ogden. Utah, -Gsvsr b afraid
70 buy Chanbssisins 6ossh Rsmsdy.
Thsrs 10 no danger from u and relief 70
always sure 20 follow. ] psstieuIsriy
recommend Chsmbsrlsins because !
have found u 10 b. safe and reliable. u
10 intsndsd especially Tor oolds oeoup
and vhooping cough" 20 osnt bottles
Tor sale by T. Il. Burgess 4 Bon, drug
9ists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-21
torai Land t.rant-

While ~ santa lie yesterday IHt CIr.
r,tS man had the pleasure ~ meet,rg
Cleo llhl Howard, IT," lawyer Who ghiDrd
trr ia" people Of Alameda the cubHrma
ton - their grant at the recent srrriuu
= a.. land court. Ia. Alameda grant,
located "a iew miles above old Alnuguer
que on the RIO Grauie, contain, about
luT,on acres ~ land. which commences
within "a couple 81 miles q the northern
lnr q the Albuquerque grant and runs
tuH point upPoslt' the town ~ B-rua-
uuo, and then extends west ,n the crga
ur dividing ridge ~ the lau GrHnde and
po!nts III tDis case, IA determined by the
court, Was first thai 10y reason oi the Ions
pusHess 10y the claimants uf the grant,
under the Spanish and Mexican rcgimea,
thnt the cam. bccame perfect, and being
perfect at the date ~ acquisition Of this
country 10y the United States, the eleven
league clause tsstrictl Jus did not obtain
and therefore the court confirmed ths
grant Tor thu whols amount claimed,
Alameda, Los Corrales and other email
tuwus on the wet side ~ the river ar,
| included IN the grant MIR. ii ward hat
filed ana will present at III. ueNt session
4 Tia. cour, another grant ot local inter
eat. 1t Ia known AZ the Elena Gallego,
grant, which runs east from III. R,t
/ Graude To the SaDdis mountains. an,
north from the northern limits ~ tn,
/ Albuquerque grant to the Sandla pucbl,
] .anus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-21
Teak MS Ps~kessosk .

r. q. Gaines, who works in the repair
shops of the Atlantic 4 Pacific, reported
10 the police last night that while walk
ing through the allsy 10 the rear OF
Mandsll Bros store at 7:30 O'Clock last
night he wss halted by two men and or.
dsrsd 10 "hold up hts hsnds." They re-
lisved him OF his pocketbook. contain
ing t3s. The men disappeared before
Mr.. Gaines had an opportunity 70 20, 9
good description Of them. This after
noon Acting Marshal Chavss arrested O.
w. King on suspsolon OF being one Of
the two hold ups King clAims 70 have
once braked on the Atlantic a Pscifio.
He will have Q hearing this ate rnoon
b~iore Justice Madden.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-21

city fos the pas, week md ~" that the
grand secretary has arrived, r"tmanent
headquarters Tor the order tr tie south'
west will soon bc ca,nN,lisl"d ~ this
city.
Valentine Schick, formerly ~ resident
~ THE city aud san Pedro, has put.
chased half in,er,-, IA III" Patterson
livery stables. Santa 10. lie would like
To See his Albuquerque friends shen
they vln,t the territorial capital.
Audreaa A. Romero .ud Pedro Chav-e,
who were witnesses IN the Frank ko'
nero murder cas-, came down from
santa Re last night aud Registered ut tn"
European. They went to their homee
at P.raita, Valencia county. this morn
ins.
Representative Lady mnde speech VI
the pfees banquet, santa Re. last night,
upon the subject "Who IA Keunedy ="
The question will no doubt becomr IVA
popular IN the southwest IA who
struck B,lIy Patterson IL Va the entire
country.
lluw'a thsS The optic says: FL
ward T.. PECK, Hn insurnncr agent from
AnuIuerquc, Who wac not gentleman
enough ~ pass diah ~ the table when
requested to do 81, Tor fear that he might
Ia taken Tor II waiter IN isgu,se, was N
the city yesterday.
/ W. T. Mclaughlin and Clark NJ. Carr,
u' WlugHte the former pust trader al
the pot aud the latter IN toe cattle busl
nrss are NJ tn. territorial capital uu
court matters, aud also attending tc
s'm. legislation needed out IA their part
~ New deNicu. They ARE both Hd,o
Gates 81 the new SummIt county.