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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25
Against a. NJ. Fall.

The other day THE CITIES statet
that u p",ltlun, signed by ut east y
rs.lroaders IN the territory and protest
ing rga ust the appointment at A. Is
Fall Ia any federal position, was sent L
President Cleveland Here ~ the act,o-
the Brotherhood ~ Locomotive Eng
rers took in the matter at San Marcia
rece lily:
A union meeting % IN railroad or
Ranizations was held Tuesd y IN the Is
% l. r. hall To prot' u against the ap
pointmeut Of A. Is. Fall as United States
district attorney Tor this territory. As I
result ~ the meeting, the following tele
gram was sent 10 President Cleveland:
Hon Grover Cl.,"lnrd ~, ,idant ~ n" INT
- t- Wa-'ing o. u, 4.
Ain mas- m,~'ipg held IN this rii' to-day a
Wltri ~ .las-,- ~ ufgurise1 raj :, vi iAboi
wrr, r,'trr."nt.d tie follow ns r"snlution wa'
h'pIH (, We hrf~hN I, ulss-i against III" ny
r"u',urni ~ \ H. tpl ~ Unit Il Eat di-triT
A,'urp"i fpt the tern ~ ~ N'~ Mckee, know
Irg him ~ be- buta .uuIs'ic in our IN ,r,~'
l., y, GIFFuRp, Chairman.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25
vi WIpIH uO~r fOti..
= woman Dragged Prom B~r Hu-
band uomr.

Nmrlrn, Ne 90 j tee serena, left the
unI nui nuatd - her lu-hHnd late last
summer 9, az" with jesus Garcia. Tier
u,.A.s rNur.u lord did not reach the
a..,ndyrd 4 Ter Id"nl Apollo, and many
vgnrrr.a "usu,.d, tuiluNrd 10y IA" Hrr"s,
90 ,inr.ln, after which III" returned t.
t.r iulu,, Il h"r husband,
ttr,ia Vn- rrI"ar,, ia-t October aud
immediately proceeded 10 the home uf
,rrua hud luntt-Drd hss,n with Amelia
lltl ulsht upon ths return ~ her hus.
band thr WuuIau wHr found tn be mise
us. nud H." mu-t dIllgent search only
pruuSat 81 light u f-s fragments oi
ri1ihlug worn hy the woman ~ n ciew ~
her NhrrrahputH.
Ihr ncrrISrI husband hnd given up
Al. hope, Z iiuilug hi- better half when
hs, saturday wort was brought IN tina,
the, rrl,niruf Won n answering the
h.-rtIprinu - the missing wife were
fuuri 20 lilu" CAiuu aud III. husband
nnr'crod L. l..mriHr Ia identify ther ,
Ulu.N hr rrad ~ iid ~ the shoes found
WITH IT," r"mH.us had ls'en patched 10y
Nim-"t. AVID ether evidences clearly con
ylrrrd him As Ia her IDENTITY.
A. GarCIa disapp"Gred at the same
time the woman dad and ~ her garments
had bren found IN badly torn cond'
tiuu and her skull crushed, IL Ia sup
posed nat che had been dragged from
ter nDure aud murdered 10y HIM.
40 ,ffurt has bean made tn find the
murderer aud IA oil probability he will
be- numbered among the already large
list 10 Nav Maxicn's unpunished Grim
Socorru Advertiser
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25

An tn,-,r-,,nR Meeting or the Beara
Last E,~n,sG

The hnatl aldermen met 10 regular
session NJ ,uday b,ght.
Present Aldermen ArmliO, Bowman,
Me.iler, Miller. Pratt aud Rankin, Clerk
Grunsfeld, Alderman Miller pi-e,dipg
pro tenn
Absent Aldermen C'nldcra and TIA
bel.
The rules we're suspended, uu motion
u Alderman Medler, secund-d hl Ald"r
man Armijo. 20 allow any one havii Y
business with the board 10 tell their
tales u wu."
y. ID. Wilson, the pcst house k-'pri,
asked that hts warrant, amounting 10
t3n. be transferred from the cuntlugrrt
to the salary fund. The requrst 81.
granted.
Alderman Miller preaented g. ~
board tho warrant drawn IN favor q l.
J Post A "a. for fGn. r-questlr. tina
the warrant I've changed 10 n fuud con
tanning money.
On motion ~ Allert an Mrdlrr, zee
ondrd 10y Alderman Armiju, ~" same
was referred To- the finance committee.
\ ndmb~t ~ nes bills were read npd
referred ~ the various committees, w,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25
CINE VERY NEAR 1T.
shot Gun. Hrought the Fellow to Reason
with an Apology.

WIN an Apology.
II cam" very ar having a duel
once" laid the congressman to q
gruur IL auditors,
"'irll us about IL, said they a. che
man
when was about 30. he contin-
ucd. II hung out my single In q
small town in n southern state, and
being from the North ! did not re-
cciv" ut first the agreeable rccog-
milton | expected, In fact, there
was one hlath"rskite OF fellow
who made himself so obnoxious that
one day slapped his jaws, This
brought all the respectable people Ut
the community over Ia my side, ana
was troling pretty good for three or
four days, when the bottom was
knocked out Of II all by my receiving
challenge from Mr., Biatherskit1.
II there was anything moro than an
other that didn't want To do, II was
"a tight duel, and tried Ia get out
If 1t In some way, but couldn't, and
finally chos" shot guns at ten PAGES.
! don't know why | did, but did,
though | should have preferred pop
guns At mile and half. didn't
hear anything Of my man for twenty
four hours. and then | had u personal
call from him,
~ have come In, no said, after q
few preliminary remarks, to MAKE o
statement about this duel. What
have got to LAY Is that shot guns are
too duggoncd NOR nary for me, and II
you've no objections III apologize
and call II square
Then became very brave and
clustered some but ! accepted tho
situation very gracefully at last. and
ever after Mr., Blatherskitc was most
respectful and stood about as well In
the town a, hc ever did"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25
aArrssr ainsIoN ElNn.

To. morrow and the following Sunday
will decide the question whether the
Baptists Of the United States arc to
succeed or fail in the efforts to raise 4
fund Of one million dollars cash for the
work iu the foreign mission field in cels-
brstion Of the Centennial anniversary OF
the establish ment OF the denomination
Under the decision arrived at by the
Cincinnati conference, 1T which the plan
was adopted, the fund must DO raised by
the Last day OF the present month. 30
far the collections reported throughout
the United States aggregate trihs over
six thousand dollars, and consequently
the large sum Of over four hundred thou.
sand dollars must DO secured tomorrow
and the succeeding Sabbath or the fund
will fall considerably short Of the total
sought 70 b secured. Urgent appeals
have been cen, by the foreign board 10
pastors Of churches. large and small in
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25

i2j.S5 acres south ~ Ramona Indian
schu,l, aud witch " claimed 10y Mr.. A.
&. Irvine The opinion is ~ lengthy one.
by Mt Justirc Murray, AID dlrects the
dismissal ~ the I'",it,un on the ground
that tue Testimony failed u show n com
p,aucr With the terms ~ ~. grant; that
w, no attempt Ia cultivate the land and
improve II Wy planting trees bad been
made, conditions precedent tn the grant.
Justices Stune and Fuller did not concur
IN the OPINION. Not,ce II appeal 10 the
supreme court wHs gwen,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25

The Day Past ARRIVING FOR ,hisr--
llgDovIat,oa


the Chinese ~ New NcN,cu uu or aUuut
tao G.h ~ May u tns year, and Inter
nNI R'ycuue Collector Hughes aud
United States Marshal Romero have
about con,pst-d thrir arrangements Ia
ret M gulity ChInear escape they wall
hHy" g. -"
The above date ~ th. lmit ~ time vet
ipI the registration ~ all u that race
designated aS labotcrs under the Gsary
act OF M,y !, ls0! rhcr. labur-rs IN.
rlulr all classes u skilled aG unskIilrd
lauu rfs aud persons employed IA min
NIX, ~ well ~ huGK-lcr-, peddlers Hnd
inuudty men; persons Nno are employed
~ stores, tut Gre not oSnrts az part
owners IN the business, shall Oe class-dl
IA aburcfs.
Each c.rtin,a cate includes the appli
cluts age, lbral residence, occupation,
hugh', color ~ eyes, cbmplrItuu, aud
phyeDcnl marks 81 prculinrlt"- frr ldrntl'
iiCaiiuu.
Should any b" M the county At thu,
date, without the necessary registration
pnp"rs, they ~" surely su.ug ~ D- dr
ported. aud Go, Burtaiaha, deputy "a
l.rrh revenue yu hector, inturms Tul
CIullS tuat uuiy about half IN the
county have taken any st"ps tuHHrd
uu'ltrg to" pruNl.Ipns ~ tho act, al
thuugh rnru and every one has received
dt.. nuuH ,tuu t. thai effect
II Is reported that ArrlpaH has about
9,Uuu Cnr,~,,. ant New Mexico half tina,
humber II u, t1c,rf re tMr to presume
that out ~ hr3urI chinese only sevrra
hundred have been photographed auU
registered, aul many q them viii b.
found OUTSIDE II ,he ropes ut midnight
uu May !, at ah,ch hue the IN" expires
Collector Hughes, VINO has studlcd ia,
Chiuee" spocia,y since the enactment d
this Law, slatrs that thu CuIuamun IN .
sensitive aud proud Ia ,rtaL The division
INTO designation ~ IA lAOurer or "a mer
chant n galuus. la udc nr two Casee
tho collector states, ChIuess have bought
interests IA ChInes. stores Tor no othel
putp ,ee than helug classified as "otheI
than laboret" Many are extremel,
mt Ia depnt,atiun. Col Hughes there
/ tore expects lively times IN New Mesic,
aud Arizona, both territories being un
der his jurisdiction. with all Chimes,
| Who have neglected the formality of rev
/ l-trntIun. lie declares that he will sweal
| IN an army of assistants, including dep
uty collectors aud marshals, gsugsrs, ~
slstant gausers, etc, and that ever,
/ nerl.ctful Chinese will be taken befur,
u commisslOner and committed. Their,
IL no equivncating. The Law on thu
point clearly defines that no registra
| tons shall 10 received after the 9TH o
| May.
Even though the celestials OF New
Mexico aud Arizona should begin regis
/ tra,lon at once II il doubtful II all coulC
| b" recorded. The points whore they ar,
sufficiently numerous must be reached
requiring time. To make each recor,
requires some little tlme--a good dea
more than one fortleth Of "a day, and tn,
average yet 10 be registered 10 New Mex
| leo aud Arizona Is over forty a day.
Collector Quinn. at San Francisco, ha'
engaged Go, and Angel islands as I
| place Of detention for the Chinese who
/ failed 10 Register.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25
u,pt H,i.NN RALLIES.
Ea,hasIa-,,r ward wr~ti.w. food
un1r-rr tho-ra.


That ihe republicans ~ the city es
pact ~ be- ~ tue front RANKS ~ eLccess
1T the Aprii election wHs clearly dem
ons'rated -, the ward meetings last Sat
utdoy uiRht For 10"
ttH-r w,Ep
the ipllpV.ug OH 'rrH we're chosen:
Wm fatt, pteericu', W u White
maj, g : Ramsay, NJ G.. Net,leton. r.
l. NarruI q. q BARITONE. wee pr.eI
arrir. T. /. t'rhrc-, secretary and treas
urrf. Nm fatr, T. l.. Pea and I, \
|. I.rH, Mere chosen rNpcu. v" commit
trr. vhito Don. j R,nktn, Geo. bX.n
d.n". - VI ~n,tmarsh, T.. 4 Walker, j
/ LItry. lsUhr % : iva, W T.. Rogers
Gui prrf'rir kfmI!b wrr" named NJ y
tIstlIug committee.
sp..,u WAND
The ,,uu urlantlcd at Il ~ T.. Hall ~
rlpu'Irs \. T. Elder pt"-,l"n' AID j. Il
AruIl, aud james lpuue wee preei
t.li.. " Is. llrrr"trh-"'s, secretary
executive committee, VI koltuAR, ihus
Air.N.rth, |. " Roberto. J ,s"ph Brrr
unr, \ & l,lsss, Peer l-h.tNUud aud
/ II >Imm. Imfly i've uHmrs war,
enrolled lae rilu al hold Auuthrt
u,o'.is at h - T.. hHil uu Gold avenue
g. u.1frrN ps.u,as. Hud AL the r"publi
,al. 10 tuc WarI nur urged tn attend
IlInp WNEp.
irrr.l. .N.rnus - the ward met ~
.. I.y i..u..r't- ~ the thas. NhitIuA
r,.." ,,.v 40 GOOD AZ nue. and VA
.....I 40 ..I"r ~ j u. Turhns j. J..
N,'n"Nr urDIrE ~ secretary. II va
moved ,rd earned that toe above OIL
.... uv o." pofmau"u' oil IRA Seyera
...t' llIf.-rrE Vrr" d.lIysred, Aftei
V',h ~" meeting ni! ,uru,d unit
Nyiu.t.hl evening ~ tlI- week.
uJETn N iEp.
o." r,p.pI'ans ~ 'hla ward wer,
a,' of - u.Irr by " = Dlrro and Is
~pf. ,iar,htru ns s"rr"'ty The meet
b, wac vrr, ru,hu-I ,e'tc one, H. =
l..lr, aud Judge " II Burke deliver
l.S guui republican speeches. A com
u.'t"' ~ ry" WHs npplint"d on reg sifa
tI.r. after NrIrh the meeting ali rnrn-,
90 ur"i lu".dW ttu morrow night nj
Juusr Il Irk-'s unirr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25

bore in sanctuml Here Is an item
In this exchange which says that q
single scod Of the Asiatic pemperiAn
planted In q garden In Rerlin propa-
gated Vine ~ large n n man body
which In nine weeks grew 10 the
length of nearly 800 feet ard rlponcd
moro than 500 900 soodA What do
you think Of THAR
Editor ,sourly) Tho Pemperian
vine reminds mo very much OF a lady
who | once invited TO hand In II few
notes each week. In less than six.
toon days she wanted 70 I'LL the entire
newspaper Bold.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25
Asti~e OF Publication.
Charles v, Lewis In the Di.'rie!

Charles W Lewis In the District
jose Maria L1cero. ct al. ieinsi,l,o. ''' "
III ssid defendants. sister N. Teresa
all unknown owncrs or prnpIi"iurs Il that Ger.
IAN TRAIT Of Ia ri situate Ia Ii" Cplniy ~ Her
sides Of The lilo turrco, VariUusIy known a.
the Bcrnab- NJ. Mpntsnu grant, the t.Tant OF
the sOnisnns, the kio Purrco grant. and tho
Grant OF Nurstrs sonora de- Ia Luz can Fer
nahdo , IAN Hiss, and all urkn' wu h.Grs ~
rrnsbs N Montana, Antupiu Montana, yusc
hohtano, Juan Bautlsa No,tsnu. tcd,n NoG.
A yustlB i,airEos, Marcus I, ~, lgnaci Jas,
millu, Salvador Duran, Jusr lie Jesus Montana
ahd Mariana Gsll"sn, are hereby ruiinrd that
suU 10 equity he's been common I'D against
them Ia the District cour, tor he Uunty Ot
hrnaiillO. Territory of New M,xic,,. by sale
complainant, Charles W, LAWS. aud Hgait 81
jose MARIA l.uC.fu, Jullaua t,Hl rgns de- IIIccTo
his wife, Juto H. ArmiJ :, Manucia A TtniJI dc
frlearrt, Tomas Gutierrez, All iutsLt, Ilosa
.uti' Trcs an infab,, Juan r. ArmlJu. an In
mhI hnriqur a, salalAf, Juan Olsulu, IIcilIO
N, aancncE, Juan Lillriu ramOtn Al1IandiIo
sAndoNAl, tlorcncio SnuduVRi, Jcsus N. ~an-
COWS, John Z. AtmlIO, Aur,ilR ArmiJo, } Ioisa
AriniJo, an iniani, Manura AImiJu, an infant
sona ArmiiO, IN infant, Nicolas Armijn, an ia.
rant, and Neator ATIniJn, as ,o-ictchdantsi
y, ~ 90 sun j. brought by complair ant Ia order
lhat inc court thull ascertain aud declare the
rtshts titles aud later, sls ~ ali ~ said partirs
ia and Ia the properly afoic.ald, AMI fcn,l-r
suoh hecrr uAy br rcquir Il Nv the rights
OF the parties, aud 10 obtain n division aod
partition oi the premises uccorin To- the re-.
speciiye rights of the part Inn rslcd ihcrsia
amer the dir CT Of the court, uni-,s II shali
APP Ear mat partition chnuUt be- mat" without
great pr Judicc Ia the own rs, In hIch case
vnmplAinant ays that .Ale ~ the premises
pe made under the direction of the court AMI
Tor general relief; and that unlcss you enter
Your appearance IL SAID sult or or b-Iorr he
mrs! dA, ~ the rsxt regular March tern OF
snu court commencing on the 9Th Gay of
March, iM,s, de, re prn onfesso therein will
lie rendered sgsinst ysu.
LHAs. y. HUkT
Clerk aud kesist.r 10 Cbanc-ry,
Albuquerque, N, NJ, Ian, "a, Isas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25
Nstiee.

The assessor will 10 at the following
precincts ~ follows. 20 wit:
Precinct No. I, Berpslillo, March 2,
and -, house OF }. n. Montoya.
Precinct No. 2. Corrales, March n
honse OF y. Sandovai.
Precinct No. 8. Alameda, March "a
HOUSE OF l.. kempenich.
Precinct No. 4. Rancho do Albuquer
que, March %, house Of Ambrosio Oar
cia.
Precinct No. 8, Barslas, March 10
HOUSE u Ignacio Sanchez.
Precinct No. Q, Padillas, March II
house of Bidal Chsvex.
Precinct No. 4. uriegos. March %
house Of Ysidro Apodsca
Precinct No. o. Rancho do Atrisoo,
March ~, houss Of Bias Luosro.
Precinct No. II. PsjsFito, March Is,
house Of Felipe Hubbsll.
Precinct No. -, Atrisoo, March n.
house OF Ambrosio Ssnchsx
Precinct No. IS, Dursnss, March Is,
house OF Joss 0utisrrss.
SANTIAGO BAcA,
ARaaaaof
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25

e'ery section ~ the country, nsk ny that
strenuous efforts be- put forth To- morrow
~ That tire desired -ud mal b" accom-.
pl'S'ed. IL Ia notahle that ~" church.
the Fifth avenue ~ New York. aud ~
which President Rockefeller, ~ the
STANDARD O'l company, sa l.sdlhs m-m.
Der. has subacribrd un".tVelith ~ the
"nt,re million. fremont Temple, ~
Chicago comes next "a the size ~ ,ta
contribution.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25
Too Expensive an HoaeT.

Day hear you have bsen made a
member Of tbs firm.
Weeks Yes; but I 6nd there Is one
draw back about that.
Day-What'
weoks-My salary is larger than ]
en- afford TO pay.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25
A s1oLEN VISIT.

Thls ish,ruuui, room
Whcrt ,olth ~ t"nuiv found their psr'ss,
i'tsUu
Ths .z htr COW en-
How ,N i...I fuIU ..s uuatI'd softly there
I.p. III. Irt .r WIuV % 80
tIy Wii,N r"r .fN,r'u ururv u.rd to pass,
Nlu f.H. 70 ~, H. NNaN
IL srvu. Ntr -tuI,s ArU there aud stlll will
1tss" ~" her f,Nufitr bonks
IT,, pt.,s Iu'.Hiu iur her luVing look.
". Is ..t .pN be-
tn" ~ IuN Nh"rr 80. ~ al, rests her he'd
Nli triurs b,r t''i kuus
iilcss ih'" ss'"i roun Al,s Tat must 90
t.rurf, Niris"yo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25
Mar EnniInh.

Mrs. Hicks A man named Smith
wss here 10 scc you to-day.
lli,ks--What Is his first name, and
whore docs he liye9 There are aver
u thousand Smiths in the city direc-
tory,
Mrs, liicks-You don't owe oil OF
them, de- you'
This man had q bill.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25

Mr., rorkrry Mrs. fulkson Is ~
horribly vulgar, you know.
Mrs, rubsurcash- What makes you
think 81?
Mrs. Porkery-Sho says "thank
y"u' to her scrvants.-Chicago News
Record.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25
Grateful for . Change.

A deaf and dumb book canvasser
sold scycnty-six books within four
Gays recently In three small New
UampShlre towns, with commissions
amounting 70 $3.50.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25

In ls6o our product Of hardware
wa valued at 100000; In 1883 NJ
900 600, 800, The annual addition 10
the output was 5000. 900 q year be-
tween 1870 and 1860. and s25, 900. 600
= year between 1860 and 1858.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25

Here Mayor t.artcrday Appealed nLd
ass utp-d the char.
4 petition, askiug the board 10 extend
the lire llmIts 10 the south. to an.
Guide all prop-rt! lying within the !ul
lowing boundaries tu.~It: Commencing
At ia. inters.ct ION Of the center lines 90
Silver avenue RLd First str.st, theme"
south To- the intersection Of the center
ines ~ First street and Coal av-u u-,
thence west To tn. intersection Of the
center lIp.s OF C,al avenue and IhsS
s,r,~,, thence north 10 tn. Intersection
ot the center lines 10 Third street and
Silver avenue.
A substitute that the tire limits he eS.
tended from III. rsnter ~ Flrs, street Ia
the center ~ Coat avenue, from the cen
ter ~ Coal aveuu Ia the center 81 lhIrd
str-et, from the center ~ Third ~ rect
north 10 the csLter ~ SILVER avenue, anS
intro iuC-d by Alderman Arm,Jo ana
carried,
The reports % the police Judge aud
mrrshal we're read and filed.
The street committee reported on
sidewalk ordered Ia be built On Walter
s,r,rt, between Copper and TysrGs
avenues,
The special street committee on cet
tam work reported, and the report wah
adopted.
An ordinance amending all ordinances
relating 10 Tire limits was read aud pas
ed
The water committee made the follow
ing report:
To the city council OF the city OF Albu.
querque:
Gentlemen Your committees on vat.r
..s.tl t.i Lat h..f ,li
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25
Clerk aud REGISTER In Ihanc, m
\lbUIucrquo, N. NJ, Ian, n Isgs,

To GkOHaE ". HOsMER; You ar. hereby
20. has male the nsceraAry annual impruys-
ments on the following mining elAimsi Tbs
nnrsafet The vlrnn saint" "1hs koii.
tairr and The 0reen Top" for tbs year led
a. reqnircd By statute. and that you are requested
70 eontfibnts roar propoftlonAt share % the
sApenditures msde Tor said improvements.
March I. Issa.' Sscrssary Il. Il, IA 10.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25

Fl Bule,in Popular. published NJ santa
Fe, comes tn this Office much improved
IN appearance. The paper IL nov print.
oil 10 English aud Spanish, and the vet
Gran writer George Marsh, has charge
OF the English dspartneu
Under the nsw law, gambling tables
will have 10 pay double the amount here.
tofore paid Tor lio-nses, aud II must be
paid 10 advance Tor the year.
Three more tenement houses aud the
X. ~ T. hall will be taken down vt Car.
thsge aud shipped 10 Los Cerrillos for
| future use there,
John Fslk, formerly u machinist In
this city, IL IN an insane asylum ut Chi.
cago. lie was stricken with paralysis,
and insanity followed.
Governor Prince has appointed An.
tonic ORTIZ y SalaIar rs u member Of
capitol custodian commission, wee x. II.
LobRwill.
Cattle are being hssessed In this coun.
~ at q n head, and sheep at % ceuts u
| head.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25
z. q. eURllMcAME's
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Cold 4 SllvW DsI|Isa nsa.st, Mslssa s.a Al
AAksssl tfss ifys tAssssss q. psss. ssA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25

The Grand Canea Of the Colorado, the most sub
lime OF Natures work on the Ia til, eau eAsiy be
r-achsd via Flagstaff. Williams or Peach Springs
on this ruad. 10 u. Natsral bridge ef Artseaa
and nostsrama's ell you can Journey In.,at di-
rvctly by this line, Observe the Aaeieat iadtaa
tisiilsatlea Of lAHsaA, ut of Aeoma. Tho City Ut
the sky" Visit tho pstrined Forests mar tar.
rilo. bce and marvel AT the freak of Cases
etasie Take y hunting trip In Tia. mag hnosnt
pine forests ~ the San Francisco MUuntsins.
Find Interest IN IA. ruins of tn. prehistoric tave
and GIN Dwcllers. View tho longest Iantil.vsf
v, A BlSsELi.
General Passenger Agent.
=. Ban francisco, Cal, and Aihuausrque, n. IL.
II. b. NAp bLyck, 4. II. GABLE.
General Agent Gen.TAl suIsTi ntsp,isnt,
Alpuquoruue, Nsw Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25

Tho Great saiddle Route Across the
In connection with the railways Of the santa
10 Route"
LIBERAL MANAGEMENT!
EACELLGNT AUTHORIZATIONS
SUPEhluh fAJIilIlEsl
PICTURESQUE II EMERY /!
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25

Cattle are being assessed in this coun.
~ at q head, and sheep at 80 ceuts u
head.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25


ranch half AN hour later he found
Ross there sitting with Title on the
front steps. Ross greeted his rival
cordially. but Bud Noted a triumphant
ring In his voice, and rojoiced like
demon In the thought that that
triumph would be 30 short.lived.
Tho deputy sheriff was not himself
this evening. He was very silent
and distract, which was unusual with
him. and Tillio rallied him numerci-
fully for his dullncss.
both men stayed late, each with the
Intention, apparently, 81 "freezing
OUT his rival; but final y Ross. who had
long ride before him, 1850 to leave.
Reckon III 60 long u piece with
ye' jim" said Bud, 1--we got a little
orrant over 4 Pearson's."
Glad { have ye for compiny," re-
'pondod Ross, II don't like trav'lin'
alone, nohnw
Both mon shook hands with flhs
sh' then rode away together. Ps
!hi"S or four miles they passed very
''" words, for Jim knew his COM
p"h'"n did not care 10 talk. and As
nis'' was too much occupied with
a. US own pleasant reflections to break
he silence very often.
M 'h'y n"arcd Pearson's Bud drew.
Ione breath, as II about 10 say
ss,o'"'ns and halted his horse sud
aen'y Moss did likewise, but with.
out knowing why, and turned half
,a'lhg the deputy, who looked Al him
IN u strange way for few .ocords
Then ho said. hoArselv, ~