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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-25
NEW LIBRARY OPENED.
An Improved System of Registering
Books Inaugurated.

The Public Library was opened in its new
home yesterday morning. and with the new
home came new system of registering the
books withdrawn by patrons. The new sys-
tenn is much more expeditions. as it relieves
the attendant of the necessity of searching
for the original slip upon the return OF a
book, and upon the issuing of a book all
that is required Of the attendant is to
stamp the card and a book slip. The new
system Is the model system which has been
shown at the worlds fair and has been in
use In several Eastern cities where IL is
proving a success. In the back of each
book IL a small pocket, In which Is placed
book slip corresponding with the plate
on the inside of the front cover In number
and date. When the book is i'm the library
this slip Is kept within the pocket: when the
book Is withdrawn the book slip is stamped
10 correspond with the card and is retained
in the library. The new building is n
model OF neatness and convenience. and with
the new system now in vogue the tedious
waiting for turn will be a thing of the past
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-25
Eastman, Schleicher & Lee

love of some one dear to them, to come
now. He pictured ito men the time when
their wives were their Sweethearts. Howthey
tN WIVES, Moulu niahe any sac ,,, zee LOT
a true woman's heart, how trusting they
were, how loyal to the love of their heart,
and meant every word of it, to love the
woman who so loved him. Now, men, be
men and take your place beside your low
ing wives and be their guardian, you
used to be; call back to yourselves that
love that used to inspire your life and
make earth a heaven. Make your wives
happy at least once more, and set behind
you the drink fiend."
After the touching and eloquent appeal
made on this basis the response to the call
for signers Of the pledge was hearty. and a
large number attached their signatures to
the little card which has meant so much in
the lives of some men.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-25
SEASONS SWEETS.
S sS9s BLANKETS Coed Bss1

You want them now, and here you
get Them:
Egyptian Wool blankets at $1.59 n
pair, worth S2.25.
AIl-wOoI Scarlet blankets at 1910 n
pair, worth 30.
Our leader, Al1-WOOl White Blanket
$3.50 a pair, worth -.
11-4 A1I-WoOl blankets, all ready
shrunk, at $4.79, regular price, SO.
Wrapper Blankets I'm all Shades mt
$3.50, regular price 50.
Crib Blankets I'm all sizes.
price, s1.25.
Sateen Comforter, good cotton,
e1.S9, regular price, 81.
sateen Comforter, good cotton,
o. SO, regular price $3.50.
Eiderdown Comforter $4.79, regular
price 90.
Feather Pillows from ~ n pair to
%.
A few very fine sofIed Blankets will
be sacrificed.
Is per cent. discount ON all Silk
Comforters.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-25

Marriage licenses issued yesterday
10 John w. Unversaw and Emma Dick
mann. william Smith and Mary T.. Kelley.
Henry W. Webb and Sallie Morgan, Henry
Schmidt and Katie Brakeman. Dennis Mo-
ran and Winnie Commins Dr. Charles III.
Phelps and Laura l.. Laird, Hugh Rafferty,
and Lizzie McEnfae
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-25
Carriage. at Booth. stables.

$3.5O-ChicagO and Return-S3.5O
Every day via the Pennsylvania Line.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-25
DOWN GOES THE RATE
tn Chicago md the WOrId,s I'm

Commencing Thursday, Oct. 49, the Mo-
non route will sell tickets to Chicago and
return for only $780, tickets good returning
until Nov. 5.
Remember you have choice of five trains
each way by this line. All trains stop at
Englewood For tickets and further 'infor-
nation call at ticket offices, 26 South Illi-
MOS street, Union Station and Massachu-
sets avenue. l. d. BALDWIN, d. p A
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-25
WASSON'S
- GREAT -
FUR DEPARTMENT

Enlarged to more than double
it's former dimensions.
The most complete line and
greatest variety of Fur Capes,
Scarfs, Muffs and Seal Skin
Jackets offered in the city.
Here are the swell Circular
Capes in all furs and all
lengths. Box Capes, Military
Capes. No matter what style
Fur Cape you want we can
supply you. You will be
surprised at the low prices at
which they are offered.
Black Hare Capes from
1926 up.
You may pay less for Fur
Capes than we ask, but you
will get less. Weguarantee our
prices lowest and quality best.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-25
CIOAKS.

Many new novelties in
fancy Jackets and long Capes
just received.
See the tight-fitting Skirt
Jackets, Jackets with large
umbrella" and Worth col
lars, etc.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-25
Only s. to st. Louis.

Commencing October T. the l.. d. & W.
Railway will. sell tickets to st. Louis at S.
Two trains each day, leaving Union Station
$50 a. m. and lilo p. m. Reclining-chair
cars on night train For tickets and full
information call at city ticket office, 1874
South Illinois street. Telephone 1926.
]. G. HOLLENBECK, Passenger Agent.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-25
"THE SWIM
Do You Want to BE In9

Do You Want to Be INT
Much depends on the style Of neckwear
Society insists correct taste. Paul
Krauss has consulted society, and is pre-
pared to meet every exaction in neckwear
All the latest and most approved shades
and styles.
The best laundry work is done by Paul
Krauss. Shirts, collars and cuffs spe-
cialty.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-25
New parIOr goods at VIM. L. Elders.

Pure wheat farina at Van Pelrs )
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-25

Turning over the Revenue Omce.
The local revenue Office will be turned
over to Collector Bracken on the last day
OF the present month.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-25

Charles Young. an employee of the Empire
Theater. was arrested yesterday for as
sault on DOOrkeeper Hedges, an aged man.
Young In a quarrel with the doorkeeper
struck him I'm the temple with a half brick,
causing an ugly wound.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-25
sa.5o-CHICAGO AND RETURN-sa.5O
Via Pennsylvania Line.

Good to return until Nov. 5. All trains
stop at South Chicago. Grand Crossing
and Englewood. For details apply to Tick
ct Agents, As West Washington street. 46
Jackson Place, Union Station, Massachu-
setts avenue, or address w. F. Drummer,
u. p. A., Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-25

Carriages for Depot and South Yards.
Funerals 81; theater and parties, $3.50.
Woods Stable. Is Circle street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-25

See display advertisement in this issue of
So Chicago excursion by the various-named
lines Oct. q, %. %. 30 and 81.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
mENICs> DIrrl.,tTX

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r,,,,,,.rs ,,L,,r,.s,I ,n. ,Iy,r ,,tu NJ,
,ro ,rrritnr, withay view h. -tmrr,n. ,u,h
ru,n,,lir.ti,n. Her, j., wbnt Lr s,v. IN
Inns u.ssn,,.
Th. ,,,,ru,u.ut If H.. t'ui,rI State
and tina, If thi. ,nnu,r, l,,,r r.,irru,,Il,
r,u,,lnip.I :, ,,,, n,hrr,v mn r,,,,1 ~
invasion. rg,,,,.l ru,n ,L,n r,..,,,,iy,
,rrrtnr,. IA ,pinnr rHir,I. nr IA, fan
r,ru,,,i,. IN lur.,u, Of -u,u,,,l.,~ Ian,
mnr, n,.,Irntl, nf,rr refugees from IN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07

Dr, r, r. waSham, of Chicago, ih'
world famous throat specials, VIII" has
r'cur! uf four hundred cases Il trarhr"
tony aud VIII" sp"u, last winter in Alhu
Iuerlur for his wiG''s health. said in /
recent lrttsr tnA fIirud who had sent hin
Il copy Of Longs Albuquerque booklet
yours with monograph an Alhmlurr
que duly, received. and ! drsir" not onl
T." thank You tor II bat also tn congratu
lat" you On iis excellence. will you al
low me Ia suggest that copies be- MALE,
I" all medical Journals ofthis codutry am
Ia ia" leading ones uf Euup", have D
warm feeling for Albulurrlu" for |
know that the land IL sunshine rrstui,s
Mrs, WaNham Ia us."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07

Two costly and Beautiful Gold
Watches aud Chains to I've
Given ny The Citizen Ia Tw" ef the
Most Popular Lady Teachers
IN Ntw AEXiCO AND ARIZONA.


Tuv C,r,zs> offers two lrautiful Gold
Watches ami Chain. Ia ia, ,w, mos, ISM.
nlar laIy teachers In New M.sico and
ARR ,un
Pir-, 4 C;nld Watch anil Chain, i.au.
tifuII, .urrusi,.I with diamonds. ,svtipg
TuN C,r,.rS kl2b Th,. Watch anil
Chain 4. I'm exhibition nj M. &. N.ttle.
TOMS. this city. where IA, TEACHERS and
their friends arr invi,e,l a. call and se. Il
SECOND A t;old Watch and Chain, one
~ ,h, pr.,,irst In the city, costing AIS.
This may lr seen un exhibition nj Arthur
Eycritt'. irwrlry store.
Th,s. watchers will be prra.nt.Si to the
I.,Ib.s entitled Ia ,,saiye Them op Thanks.
giving nny. Isg3. ly n commi,,.. of zen.
,l.m.n teachers wh1 will act M Judges ~
,h. voting contest. canvas. Oh. vote AMI
nnnounc. ID. decision.
AtGn'cl-k In tb. evening ON TINT day
ia. rnn,,.s, "a IN close. and th. nnnuinc..
m.nt ~ IN. winners names will lie mall,
in Tug Crr,y.S th. next nf,ern,spn.
Th,. ,Ierisinp to bp made by the yot.s
of ,h, rrorlr. All ym have t. do IL Ia
cut ont the cnupon, which will apprar in
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07

MrS Marble rrcciv"d "a the drlayr,
mails her passes and engagements t.
talk AMI "rganil" for ia" C"l"rad" EluH
Suilrng" Association, from now until tl'
7,h uf Novcmh"r. at which dat" IA" Sui
frngr Amendment in ia" Stat" Il Cob"
RADIO will liz voted upon 10y the NAL" hal
of ia" "Pc"pl"." During the las, w""b
"f the campaign - mass MEETINGS vii
l." held IN AMI around Denver, and MIR
Mar,lr s,-'s from here with heart ful
"f Alhupu"rlu"'S Kindness aud "ur"ur
Hg"In"ut,
Proudly IA" will tell our neigh
h"rlng state IT Colorado uf ~,
Er'a, and grand and g,--l men Il y "
Mexico. who ARE ready tn grant TIA" W"
men equal rights, as s""n ~ rr"I"rl!
asked for
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
Hasi NrlKhl,ors.

The RESERVOIR at the saw mill on Ia,
Old Jim Flick ranch, owned 10y :. l.
Barker, washed out the other night, do
ing damage which Will take several day,
Ia repair, This seems tn be- AN unluck,
place, I'll" iirst settlers house wa,
burned aud ia" second SETTLER died III ia,
ranch, Last spring some II the fencing
waS burned aud the washuut also look,
suspicious, as ia" water has h..rn saved
down very low, aud the gate IN the wheel
lri little ur, 50 the water could rsrapr.
I'll" headgatr Wac shut down close. AMI
Their" Was no sign If n leak IN the huur
- Lac Vegas Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07

awi spur. 100 feet long. constructed,
which will l~ uscd until the new bridge
!, erected on the site II the on" partially
dcsiruyrd This will take week, pos
Slhly lrsn time.
The o,hrr waHhuui was NJ "lnvi'r
Thrnc," onr and u half miles bcluw Ter
ull,-. where M feet was wash,pl out,
1hs WIS h,rSl last night nnd trains will
la-r "v us stretch to-day
Gu. -,urk was done, and ~ uuickl,
49, I"-slhl,. Wy ih" larg" furcr under ia,
dir.,uuu e Superintendent Dyer. VIII" II
r.gnrlqi ~ "u,. e the l"Si uih,lnl ~ III,
-rrN r,, ui tie company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
New Neniro'- Hzhib,t.

In regard l." the exhibit AT Chicago. the
Irrigation Az" says: New Mexico In
another If the western communities
which hns probably surprised the public
10y Tia" extent, IA" variety aud quality Of
her prpluctS. She claims four hunirsi
and eighty varieties II wheat. seventy
i've Il oats, twenty seven II rye. and ,i"l
bless her, she puts aloft the inscription
'All rais.Ni 10y irrigation The samples
IL these grains ARE all Of the highes,
quality, New Mexico alfalfa. which IL
enormously prolific, attracts much favor.
able comment"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
no,nD 90 EDsVArsON.
.ppitrA,taas or trrrhrr. tiird
WonrN waters to1s,d red a"d
~, rrtl Erannnrh

~rtt rr.u..rd
Regular monthly meeting NJ house "
llo,r company NJ. , lAs, evening In
attendance kuhu-. johnson. Mcclellan,
chairman. Elder Mclaughlin, Armiio,
/ Bartlett; Cl"rk Mclaughlin. Principal
| lIulgn. TREASURER Mrhan
! lll- w"rr rad nud paS-'vl Ia commit
tees. who fail'vl To- approve. thinking II
we'll tu hold over, uu mrann being AT
hand. ~ wns the razr with ia" Srp,em.
brr pay r,ll Of a III 80,
Mrs Butts war granted continuance II
,h,lr pay uf Sli per month frr teaching
spanish other trarhrrs Rsk,Vi for Sli
advance in salary. hat withdrew, except
Mrs poyas. VIII" Thought NJ the numh"r
1T scholars Ia her charge wcrr increasing
~ numbers, her claim was we'll founded q.
Jauitor Moran, amer the meeting, threat
"n"d ,u call for more pay. hut he will re-.
drrt IN view ~ ia" r,rlng"ucy,
n The crowded condition "f ia" sch"rlS
hruugh, ont considerable discussion.
Rejection uf non. resident and children
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marks wrr' we'll taken, hr thinking II
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u vas possible Il" '"nld S''"r' Iran sui
u h'''"' I" S"t'I" III" september pay ron
> "hi'h n NOR" pressing 'h"n nhr"h b'ilS
b. II" Thought 'h" unpaid interest IN S's'o"
% III '"' "I""l"rih" N"'i"ha' Sh""'h
" P"''' !" S'"'' ""i' commune
!, incI'"llnH ia" treasurer waH appointed !
!. max" arrangements Tor loan nnd "''
+. TAI" security Tor same through o"nhSne
representing Ia" albuquerque Nanona
n mesSrS S'a'n'n q BULLOCK WE'RE rreSe'
/" '"r'"T III ''' 'N'"'hg anu 'hc h'erf
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
CAVE DISCOVERED.
Grand Tavern Explored Near
l.agnna.


~ ,riAl =" ,iunu
Laguna. sept 80 Will" laying At Ln.
guua. un account # the Wn-.wui nnd
learning II an uu"Nplur-i rt,'. ~" miles
southeast m h"r', "" "rgau.ld parry
IL u,n". consisting 1T thr following i"r
.-us Ururgr u frn-i, NJ" ll"lwnn,
Matt Cullen. T. T. warI I u lbw'n'
X Morris. Matt, T. kiu.n j W lIhH
nud r. G. Wchn"r
supply ng ourselves wir. ' "a, hes AMI
lanterns "" started fT thr t'h 81 TIE
cave. with MI h,rrh ~ uur r.nl" III"
entrance n very uarriw Aitu.''uh hui
one person at tim" with iI'h'ultN
AhuW twenty feet fNuu th" "uIinu"" u
opens uut into u lnrg" cavern about thlr.
~ feet wi,lr aud tinS feet tu thr ceiling
W. explored it several hundred yarl- ~
a uurth"nstly direction, tending down.
wn,l ~ ~ nngh, f nh"u, thirty de-.
/ gr,aS. until W. reached u drptl
1T over one hundred feet h"l"w
the surface. Returning W. fnlluw"
another cavern IN suuthw"st direction d
quarter "f - milr, u also tending down
WarI. until w. reached depth u alru
a hundred aud fifty feet, coming tn a lak'
uf water. Wlru a. turned e. journey 10
Warl the entrance. which would have
Dsan dihrult 4" hud without the nid e.
oar ,ur,.hrs. T. &. WkIpNkR
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
~nnta " k,irrmrn lt..oiNr.

At u meeting IL the tir department 81
tlIr city at Santa +" thc following va,
unanimously adopted
Whereas. The delegates tina, repre-
S"u,'d ia" irr' companies composing Tim
department aud who WERE ia ,,trnlaur,
ut III" convention held IN thr city uf Alhu,
lurrlu", September ~, 1888. for IA" pur.
pu~,' If forming territorial association
have returned aud their report speaks IL
the highest terms uf the curlinl reception
and generous entertainment, nccnric,
thrm 10y III" members IT IA" several com,
panics uf that city during the entire tim,
they were there, now therefore, be il
Resolved, That this department feel
ing that n deep obligation rests upon il
Ia the members If the volunteer hr'm"i
at the city If Ashupurruur. for Ill" cor
dial reception. g"n"rnn entertainment
and lruthrrly attention arc"i1i"d then
during III" time 1T til" session Of the ~,
cen, convention Of volunteer hl,urn, and
W. hereby tender Ia oar brother hlr'm-i
~ the Duke city, uur siuc"r' thanks and
gINtitud" for sali tnNurs, say ing Ia them
Iii anyh"ly should ask ihrn" that when
wc,a,rh them IN Santa fr IN like con,
hitiun ur uthrrwls'', "" will try and max,
II "hnt f,I them and II iS hereby 80 or
drrsi .
Resolved. That n copy uf tlIrs" r's"lu
Ih,ns h. forwarded I" thi"f " +. Me-
tr"ighi. If Albuquerque, aud also copy
in lrc furnished tn tl" New Mexican and
III" daily papers IT AihwIu,rIur with II
relu"st that II b" published,
WILIIAA VI. BEW,kR.
AuuLru l. HUI. Committee.
doh Z SANpuNAL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
TuE sOt UT-
~" Jad,~ia Mil nj H-aa, q" .r'"d
.ttnNA t.rlst


WING ~ Wv "''H'''''. ~ ""'N'
,''' wv ''i""'''k " WV ''.''' ~ '''
''''''',"' ''''r"' ''n'' -,'''', "'J''''"
W '''''' w. "'''''" ''
Tia" '"nlr" {" jurors was allowed at
Tendance.
United State A''"r""I Hemingway /"
expected "n W." incoming tram
hIAmt" Attorney W u Wm'"m'n .
~ attendance ais" 'I'Ik 81 TIE '""''
+. Hunt aud lu~ deputy, Harry l"".
Marshall Hall II represented hy hs
deputy. Pablo Annya. who Is al~o deputy
sheriff sheriff lrl.ur i- ou duty
Ham, ,,y.p. rom, .,.,,,.,,g,,,,,p. v,n
,u.,. r.,,,, ,,..,.,,,.d,,,w + Martin.
.,s....,,.. h. .,,,..,.,,., ,,..,,.,.r
C,s... ,r,h,. l..,.I stat. J..,,..,...u,t
will p. taken ~, hrSi, among tIr nrst I,
come ~, hriug Mitchell and llnit. the nj
lrsrd murlrrrrr Il y ! Snurh,l ia tia.
city ia Juiy. i,t2
The territorial r.'u iury wil' h" sul
l.,u~i T.. upp.ur uu tie, thrl Monday 10
. ihi-mpuih
,N,Il>, r>NNlNNIIu>
/ ! Edwari pr.st. rH m d,r,glt 90
charge ct assault
Ruihl.r. num ,iu'lup. committed ~,
INSANE
Henry Merritt. breaking into ho> ears
wi'h r,hhriS iutrut
Frank Ryan FROM Gallup. burglar!
aud assault,
Chas Rogers aud " sullivan, trou
Gallup for hungary aud assault
Bis"u,r Romero. from Irrcrurt ~. f.
carry mg concealed weapons
John vnulG,rr. charged w,th murlr
"f san Juan At Fort wrug,tv IA July.
Pns'uNi and "lhrkl"' for iurturlug ~
other Lum Indians
Jn-. Au,,uI,., Zu,u Indian a,,ru,,,
in,,,,kiu Niss N I,,,tt,.. ,,,.-,,,,,,,,.
fl, Zup,
J,su. In,.l from rrr,,rr NJ /.
,h,,,,.I With ,,,,,r,ui,, ami .I,u,krr,..,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
Headache aud Dizziness
fr.qusa C.s..s Of AppoPls,j aHd r.rab,

ffeIseh 'Assss oi APPoF"A' A"i rstall siA.
The nust recent aud lrJiuuLd r..
searches u this direction 10y spr,InlIrts
have de'ulupcd oonclus,,riy trr the
above ds riders frequently rc.ul, m
dca,h OF permanent Disability. Or
M,ls's IL toratiys NsrvIus ~ the gr..t.
"st rsmeiy for either o. these apparent,
Iuslan,ii,ant causes Nothing approach
- It Ia merit Mrs. W. f. burns, oi
south B.ud, Ind, who had suffsrsd
from constant headache Tor three mont he,
Was cured 10y II. The daughter VI Dau
lel Meyels. Brooklyn, Mich, had been
Insane br ten years, aud WAS having
from 10 w u h,s q day. Nerylne CURED
her OF 10th dts and insenlty. Sold b,
I, Il. Burgess A Sou, the ifuggists, on
guarantees. Get book tree,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
..uaranteca Care.

We authur,zs our advertised druggist
to sell DR.. k,us New Discovery Tor con.
sumption, coughs aud colds, upon this
condition. II Jou are afflicted With q
cough. cold or any lung, throat or chest
trouble, and will uss this remedy ~ d..
rect@d, giving 1t . fair trial, aud exper.
Ispce no benefit, you may return the
bottle and have your money refunded.
We could not make this offer did We not
know that Dr. Kins's New Discovery
could be relied on. II never disappoints
Trial bottles free Of T. Ii. burgess a
sons drug store Large siss 600. And
el 90.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
tattlr shipments

In lNl2 there was shipped from Silver
Ciy752 ears of cattle. Placing th"avrr,
AZ, number in n car NJ twenty head the
average value AT $i2 per h"nd laSt year
III" total alu" II cattle shipped fIun this
town in lN2 would br $li>,>NO. There
has been shipped fr'm tins city frum
January II 10 September l., Tins year.
a1N earn f cattle which At the incrras,-l
r",cr tina cattle have brought this war
can he SIrIy placed AT ~ per head
amounting To- Slls.tm Enterprise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
THE vOrx.
Baiiets riiinE IN for the Most rss
lar Q Ady Teacher,

TIL. following in the vote cast in n
CITIZEN contest up Ia Friday event
sept. -. The votes east will be couns
every Friday evening during the o'n'I
and Published IN the SATURDAY issues
the paper;
Hiss paalin. wLit-mAn, AlbuquerQus. .....
Les Lucy Hard, Albuqusrque ...,......."1
Miss Annie Bowie, GAllup. .,.............."I
alster krnsstins, Albuquerque. ..,,,.,,,,""
Miss fora Armstrong. Albuquerque ...,.n
Nistsr fijslis, Albuquesque ,.....,......."
Mis- ko~Alis Dryer. AibuQu~r'tue. ,,......,
lee Hattie Jenness. Aibeausraus. .....,"
Miss flor-rce puyAs. Albuuuer,Ius. ......,,
Miss Katie kirkpairiek, 4 srriIlos .........
Miss &. v. AstAaGhiin, Holbros.k. A, t."
Mr.. t-Asis frank. wtnslow, A. T.. 1900,
isa Martha Taylor. Albuqu rqus. .........
Mis- kliEai,sth Folsom, Albaqu.fqae ....,.
ice Maggie Johnsnn, kanta fs.......,..
Miss flora weAtherford. fias.taff, A. t."
Mr.. Emma Lndlum, Albeqnsrqns. .......,.
Miss Martha wlnalow, Albuquerque .,,,..
\ iss keintyre. Williams A T............"
Mrs. y. ]. Batts, Albuquerque ..,,.....,,,,
Mics lterthA Hexmsn, Albuquerque ......,
Mrs N, J. hcDonsld, Albuquerqns ,,",
Mrs. EllA smith. Gallup. ..,,.,.,,,,,..,,""
NM. Mary Ihayer, isieiA. ...,.,,.....,.,".'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
waite, o~ a- - rsp-r.

u !. MT generally known That Walter
e ilndl"y ~ acu,nly Interested ~ ,hc
Journalistic profession. bat such IL ia"
fact. rr IL III" pr,rri"'"r " that very ~.
'rr.sting paper h.n,rr Field AMI faru.
Th"-'' very entertaining western si"rn'7
that al'' publ,,lnsl regularly ia that "a
pc uisi saw hight through M,i''r's
sln-srr silver city EuirrwIsr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07

suspickus hpkmy characters we're scsn
the night lctH, = T. ur,""'S ranch "n
camp cr--k. anl 'r,m ,hr.s movements.
they y d. pti, ,Ala,t'-l l""'""' llarris and
Diamond ti@rp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07

John W, Young is still negotiating with
London capitalists In the interest II the
lh'ming, Mexico, railway plan. with
much encouragement. All obligations in.
CURED hy Young will be met it is said
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07

A committee consisting of County n
perin,endent Whiting. Prof. Ramsay
the Territorial University. and hd
H"igin. principal Of the Albnquerq1
public schools, will have charge and q
pervisi"n of the counting IL the voiea
The names 81 contestants will be- POI
lished in tue saturday CITIZEN until Y
contest rl,~cs.
send in the coupons. They will
carefully rcnrled in book kept for Y
purlS~e. Address all letters,
Tux DAILY CITIZEN,
Albuquerque, N. n.