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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
I.esnet q DefAulter.

II 10 finally an asoertained fact that
Frank Lssnst, sx receiver Of the United
States land office at Roswell, IL u de
isultss. Capt J. C. Lea. who Is one OF
Lesnet's bondsmsn, reoeived telephone
message from Roswell yesterday, inform
ing him that the receivers safe had
finally been blown open by the uss Of
explosives, and only about tl0o IN cash
found. The total amount missing 10 &C.
timstsd In round dsurss 1T $4,000, a.
though an examination OF accounts wii
DO necessary before the exact sum Il
known. This completes the chain Of
testimony leading 10 the belief that the
missing man nss taken himself 10 part'
uusnown, realizing that he could moi
hope much longer to conceal the stat,
II affairs In his ofiios.-Eddy Current.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01

While in III Paso the other day. THE
CITIZEN reporter met y. II. Hathaway.
general agent in the Republic Of Mexico
Tor the Worlds Fair, and the gentleman
stated that he has assurance from at
least 2,00j people Of Mexico who will visit
the bug exposition. lie has secured the
very cheapest railroad rates 10 and from
Chicago. which will include the best no.
tel accommodations, and bealdes, thoss
who are able, can with few more dol.
lars visit all the principal cities Of the
United St&tea. He has worked up a very
feasible scheme for the people Of Mexico
tn Rttend the sxIa,sition: They can make
the trip In special cars, with interpreters
10 explain sights. and can atop at hotels
FOR the exclusive accommodation OF Mex
loan people. lie hAs the sndorsemsnis
OF President Diaz and the governors Of
the various Mexican states, and while be
has placed the limit At 1900 visitors, no
rsslly believes that he can persuade
double the number 10 make the trip, MIR.
Hathaway has his headquartsrs IN III
Psso, aud has q working force of snsr-
gstic subordinates scattered in various
parts OF MEXICO. lie will probably vis,t
Albuqusrqus 10 q short Tins on business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01

Bsn Msroial and Rinoon. Mr.. Sears, who
was also going south, happened 10 pas
through the coaches and observed the
alleged thief 40 he was about 10 pull his
hs, over hs face, Norman, M doubt,
thought that MT Sears had not fully
rccogpiSsd hun, but the sequel shows
thst he vas mistaken. When the train
got 70 Eogle, Mr.. sears autographed 10
0nioer Hopkins at Rincon 20 meet him
at Rinonn. The officer was there on the
arrival of the train, and Norman, who
~ss pretending 10 be asleep, with his
face completely covered with his hat,
vas pointed out 10 the officer and arrest.
cd. After finding himsslf trapped and
that through HE own dupliclty, he
quietly submitted, aud at kinoon. just
before the north bound train arrived up.
on which he was taken To Socortu AMI
turned over there n the sheriff, he 10 re-
ported To have remarked In the pres.
enoe Of Officer Hopkins and several
others, that he would again escape"
He 10 nov safe, Tor the tune being, be.
hind the bars OF the Las Vegas jail, aud
the question 10 being asked at Rlucun:
who 10 entitled 10 the reward u sliD
offered by the Santa Fe railroad Tor the
arrest VI norman"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
lllstFtet Court.

The case ~ the Territory va Beue,i,c,
to and Sylvestre Chsves was concluded
yesterday Afternoon, and this morning
the jury returned verdict Of guilt,
of murder IN the thlrd degree. The
crime OF which the dsfend ants are con
vlcted was the murder ot Enehu
Gutierrez at Los Chavez a year ago
The case as proven by the prosecution
was that the defendant, Sylvestre Cnav.
ez, became engaged in q quarrel with
Gutierrez over a game; that during the
fight Sylvestre armed himself with tn.
shin bone Of steer aud was assisted 10y
Benedioto, who was armed with two
large stones, aud that daring the fray
Miguel, . brother To the Chavez boys,
rode mp on q horse, dismoan aud Join
ing in the struggle, plunged a knife into
Gutierrez. disembo~sling him.
On the United States side OF the
court. Judge Lee pronounced sentence
on Feliz Apodaca, con victed Of adultery,
and Miguel Padills, OF perjury, sen
fencing the former to sixty dsys' i'm.
prisonment IN the county jail, and Pa
dillo Go two years incarceration IN the
psnitentiary.
The court held an inquest to inquire
into the sanity OF Joseph Pohmer. AZ.
II, violent lunatic. The father OF tn.
young man asks that his son he sent 10
the insane asy lum at Las Vegas. The
jury, after listening to the evidence, re-.
turned q verdict in accordance with the
petition.
Harvey +. Houston, Of Illinois, was
admitted to practice in the courts OF the
territory.
The following persons were admitted
to citizenship; Pedro Guardiola, Joseph
Brennan, Gus Thelin, Joseph Thehn,
Dionioio Lopez. Robert Brown. John
Kirkland, Jsmes r.. Mathews, William
Woedel.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01

Sutton's "Cncls Toms Cabin" held
forth At the opera house Ss urday night
ard although one OF the oldest plays to-
day upon the American stage, u large
crowd enjoyed its production. The com
pany producing II are all very good ar.
lists, M was evidenced by the many en-
cures accorded them, Mr.. sutton met
hers an old friend IN Judge W. II. Burke
who took pleasure III introdudssg the
gsntlemas TO our citizens. Chas. Brick
wood the banjo player OF the company
was also fortunate IN meeting several old
friends here, among them being George
N. CundIf. George Montgomery, II. y
Knight and Chas. Youdorf. Mr.. Gun.
diff mes the gentleman several years ago
in Kansas City, Mr.. Montgomery knew
him when he was farming IN Canada
aud Msssrs. iondort and Knight had the
pleasure OF meeting Mr.. Brick wood IA
the early days OF L,eadyllls life. The
gentleman is a banjo player Of the first
order, and after the show Saturday
night he held several very delightful
soirscs until train time Tor the north.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01

II. Sears, the division supsriptsn.
den, on the Rio Grands division OF the
Santa Fs railroad and the gentleman
Who recognized Dave Norman, which 70
suited 10 the isttsr's arrest and bis re-
turn 10 the Las Vegas jail from which
10 recently ssoapsd--that 10, from the
guard Who had charge OF bim-is in II
Paso to-day. going south on the Mexico
express yesterday. Norman 10 one OF
The nee impliostsd 10 the robbsriss 90
The Santa 70 road. He was arrested with
several OF ais psls, oonaosd In the LA
Vegas jail, add while out walking With
guard worked the ofiiosr slioh enough y
escape. He went south last Monday Of
Conductor DAsoomb's passenger train
With the evident intsatioa Of getting on
q harms wsy into hsxioo. but bsswsss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01

remove from the Mcclellan houss on
South Second street To one 81 the brick
residences opposite J. NJ. wheelocks on
Silver avenue N few dnya Mrs. Trim.
BILE is expected to return from her visi,
W Kentucky IN u few days.
Hugh sullivan ~ tearing down the
remnants OF the Jourpsl hotel. which
was Quilted by are on the 18th Of March.
Tie has not yet decided what Improve
ment he vii place upon the valuable lot.
Ed. \. waddles, the 81. Joseph, Mo,
commercial traveller. who likes 10 be on
the ground at the opening Of early spting,
arrived last nigh, from the east aud has
his samples ut the European.
Agent Gilbert, Of Wells Fargo espy~ss
company, 10 putting on airs these days
Hts Office room IL now ~ ine M possible.
The agent has very deo,ded scrntiniE.
ing eye, and IL always improving his
| quarters.
j. =. Smith, the chief clerk and book
keeper Of the general store keeper VI
the Atlantic \ Pacific railroad company,
has been notified by the land Office q,
Santa 10 that hts patent FOR land on the
uieaa ia ready.
The store occupied by NJ. &. Nettletou,
ieseler, and Is. Ruppe, druggist, IL being
newly painted, plautered and pspered
II will be u uobby store room when the
job Is completed. Mike Conlon Is dong
the plastering.
The governor has appointed the follow
ing New Mexico board % dental eIamin.
ere; ID. W. Msnley, Santa Fe, r. r..
Oln.y Las Vegas, l.. II. Chan @rla,n,
Albuquerque; II. X. King Demiug; 4. A.
Bearup. White Oaks.
Mrs. Jas. A. Lang has reserved aeyaral
letters from her husband, who is Albu.
querque's asplrant for the United States
marshalship Tor the territory. lie IL
IN good health, aud expects to Don re-.
turn home with the commission for the
office 10 hls side pocket.
j. N. Deuuls, the Coolidge saw miller,
is at home Tor few days, arriving las,
Saturday night. lie states that the
Coolidge nelghborhood has been visited
OF recent date by several excellent rsins.
and that the country 10 beginning TO
look green and spring like.
Conductor Frost's freight train, com
ing into the city, jumped the track at
Atlantic h Pacific junction this morning
nj IL o'clock, and the delayed passenger
trains, which we're scheduled 10 arrive
at and = o'clock this afternoon, will not
reach the city until about I or \ tonight,
Bennett Bros., doing a general msr.
chandise business at Ration Springs. near
the northwest boundary OF the Navajo
Indian reservation, have sold out their
business TO the Noel Bros, recent ar.
rivals from Baltimore, Md The ben.
netts are in the city to day, and expect
in May to leave Tor Louisiana and Mia.
sissippi with a herd % 200 Navajo and
Mexican horses.
X. +. Heller, the Cnbezon general msr
chant, who IL gradually growing rich by
ostracizing himself from white COMPANY
and trading with NAvsioes aud other
people in the northwest section Of Der
usiiiiu vOuuty, drove into the city yes.
terday. lie reports the sheep rsisers OF
his section feeling good over the lsmb,ne
prospects, and also reports the she,p IN
very good cor tilion,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01

The jolly Ten dancing club had their
dnsl dance for the season at the Armory
last evening. aud like all the dances Civ
en- by this club Of sociabIe young people
il was q perfect success. The following
list we're present: DIR. and Mrs. A
Smith, Mr.. aud Mrs. L NJ. Dickens, Nj
and Mrs. NJ. n. CRUISE. Mr., and Mrs
John Trimble, Mr.. aud Mrs. Strong
Mis.ss Spelz, spencer. McCus, Stevens
Patterson, Kimbros, Jsooby, Trimbls,
Wilson, Emerson, Ray, Summers. Psrsss
Booth, simpson, Bebjsmin, Fox and
Tyler; Messrs. hin, MontfIrt. Pioksrd
Flnioal. Hennins, Morse, Strong. Bar
nsy. Lea, Hsyn, Mandsll, Doughersy
3ulzsr, spitz, Cleland, McGsnsy, Frey
Burgess, Earicksou. Whitsman, John
con, Wiiksrson and shannon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01

We. nesee~k clears his CHEAT Aner
Others Declare htm s.uiit,.

! "''' Heeferh CLEARS his Gttent After
o'hers Declare hsm Gpiity.
The following cases we're disposed Of
yesterday:
Missouri Foster Va. A. &P. Il. 4. %.
oontin ued.
Bsrtbold Romero va Mary J. Wiley.
continued.
Sisters Of Charity OF Cincinnati w. L..
\. Tnmbie, settled.
Dolores Chaves va jose Chayee y
Chayes, dismissed by plaintiff.
The case OF the Territory Va Elnnterto
Barels, charged with aassulting Eugene
trlss With u razor, was tried yesterday,
The prosecuting witness testified that hs
had b-en drinking with the defendant
and that without any cause tho defend.
ant gashed him on the arm, aud IN cor.
roboratlou 81 his statement exhibited the
scar 10 the jury, which showed narrow
escape from amputatlon. The defendant
said he didn't do It. aud the jury by their
verdict said he told the truth.
The court als0 tired the case Of the
Territory w. Pedro Arrsllanel, charged
with the larceny " money from the res
idsnce of Mariana \. Dtero, and the Jury
returned verdict Of not guilty. When
Arrellane1 WAS brought 10 tue bar, the
court asked II he had money 10 employ
cou nsel, he replied no." and in looking
over the attorneys present pointed to
Prosecuting Attorney Whiteman and 70.
marked he "would like 70 have him de.
fend me" Thus could not b. done, but
the Iuds. named Marcos &. tie Baoa ~
defend the prisoner. Mr.. Baca was pos-
tive that the man was guilty, aud conse.
quently refused 10 help the poor fellow
out Tue court then called on Tomas G.
Aontoye TO appear for Arrsllanea, but
he, like Mr.. Eaoa, also refused, TOR the
reason that he "knew the fellow was
guilty" W. y. Heaoock was then re-
quested 10 defend the "prisoner without
friends" and the manner In which Hea-
cock did hls work left no doubt IN the
minds OF thoae present that Arrellsnez
was not guilty, The jury decided in favor
OF the prisoner, and liaacock made Q
barrel OF friends by gratuitously appear.
lug for man not OF his nationality aud
clearing him.
The Ckse OF GENTLE Va. Crosaan 10
called for trial this afternoon.
The Casa Of I,owenthal 4 Meyers w.
Flanagan Il Williams, as 10 the liability
OF the garnIshse, was tried by the court
this morning and submitted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
New Try rhis.

II will COST you nothing and will surely
do you good, u you have cough, oold'
or any trouble With throat, chest OF lungs
DR. Kings New Discovery TOT consumP,
ton. coughs and colds 70 guaranteed 70
give relief, or money viii be psiu osck,
the thing and under its U.S. had sspseiy
and psFtect recovery. Try sample
bot,ls al our sxpsnss and learn fcr your.
ALT iust how good q thing II 10 Trial
boltlss free al T. II. burgess a sons
drug sloss. Large sine 800 and si!oo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
Dan 4, be Sch Lyashv

George Carson received information
yesterday from Oisths, Kansas, to the
effect that the body Of man, supposed
~ 10 his brother in.law. John Lynch,
was found run over by the cars md
killed near Olaihe, Kansas, on the 23d
inst. Upon the body .as found q re.
osipt from W. y. Leonard Il 90. In favor
OF Mr.. Lynch. aud Mr.. Carson is under
the impression that the remsins found
are thoss OF his brotheF.in,law. Later
on In tbs day hs telagraphed 10 the OH,
ciais 81 Olaths. sending them dsscrlp
ton OF Mr.. Lynch aud asking particu'
lara. Last uight dispatch was rsc.,v
cd stating that the body had bssn bur
led but was fret photographed. A clear
iden q ficstion cannot be SECURED until q
comparison of the photograph 10 made
Mr.. Lynch lived Tor some time several
ysars ago In this city, and. u the body
proves 10 be hls. the sister, Mrs.. Carson
and other relatives are 10 besympath,zsd
with.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
Ca.,er,as On Pepssyivan,a-

Bwioklsy, Penn. We haG an epidsmic
Of eholerins, ~ our physicians called It,
and made Q great hit With Cham ber'
iain's colo, Cholera and Diarrh1a
Remedy. I sold -four dozen bottles OF
Il in QUE week. aud have sinos sold near
~ gross. THIS remedy did the work
and was Q big advertisement tor me.
esvsrAl persons Who had been troubled
with dlsTrhoea tor two or three weeks
were onred by few dosss OF this medl'
cine: p, r ksArr ph: @; Bold by T.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
tn. n.iirsaa nissssisa

b. q. Williams, secretary Of the gen
srsl grievance COMMITTEES Of the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Firsmsn on the 90.
tire Santa 70 system. arrived last nigh,
from Dodge CITY. Kansas, aud u regis
tsrsd Q, the Arniio.' He h here By d.
rec, orders from Grand Master ssrgsos
Of the brotherhood. 10 fully invsssissss
into and ascertain the reason yhy %
many Brotherhood men ere bsiRt dss'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
MAJ asxinirAllea.

The registration hooks in the tour
wards olosAd yesterday at q o'clock p.
IN; showing the following results:
Ward /, 81 names; No. 2, 40, No, 3,
3s5; No. 4. on, . total Of 1858 names.
Tue board vail meet for revising the
names and making necessary corrections
the Saturday before election day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
....w.,,sm Qa,eEiy Cared.

Thr,s days 10 . very short time In
- a. curs a bad casa Of rheumatism;
sa' ~ San be done, u the proper treat
~. - .doo,ed, ns will be seen by the
s' su, from james Lambsrt, Of New
nsn".-,,L' III: Il was badly afflicted
n!Ina ss.nnst,su 10 the hips aud l-gs,
W.. h,usht q bottle Of Chamberlain .
49, II, cured ne In three days.
n N ,,sht 10. day; and you'd insist
s@ ~ ma Who 10 afflicted With tbs,
90 ~ 49,. 70 USE Chambsrlain's
s 49,! Ram and get well at once" 90
I'LL bostIss Tor sale bv T. II. Bargsss 4
|. 9ou. druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
at'eekly Citizen



" ~ s'' Wv Wv
'onn "e'.' o"' W '"e '"o'4r',"
"e'eh"s "e" ''o" o'' i"u's' F" w 'o'
o"V'
~ w. neuo'nus'e, o. ao foe'co' ou'
on tue h'an"o s"o '"0'"c' I" 'ne
huropesn'
Ralph Hslloran, The Insurance agent,
IA In III Paso, where he will remain Tor
several days.
Q. b. Kilmer, q prominent Official ot
the santa Re road, 10 nj the European,
Registered from Topeka.
EE Pack who ,a. with W. A. IAN.
ss,,. IN. assurances sgen,. bas coma %
N.w wi and vul ,,oh.,,lv ,.m,
there.
Cha. D.,v.,s loco, ma,.,., %, c,oss
Bl.ctvoll A Co. I. nm , y,.i, 10 ,hs
,oxos .o,,h -, IN. crv !, IN. ,n,.,ss,
ofbubrn
r.,
%" 80. s w ''".'
4. a, ao,.o,,o ~ ,,.v and wuI n. a, -
.his svso,ny.
rp ~,
c., -" 90, - -
- -. = 'O"'
:, A.. Ca, -.
W. .s,ns' p'eS'uen' 0, tue FRANK
In o'uo OF ~ rSSo' woo oss o"en 10 Col
o'so' y" u"oA num- pa'sco oo"n tue
'oaa en '"u'" "o"e rt'osy'
jacob Metzgar 10 reported to day =
h'''O o''"'' ''s ''n"'''o"' "oNo'e''
very se''ous' aa' o's many f'enuS
nope 'o' "'s "'''n'"'" recovery
W'll O. Barnes, one VI the Worlds Fair
oomm'ss'oners OF Arizona aud q very sue
cesoful cattle owner OF the sister Terri
tory is at the San Felipe on his way to
Chicago.
Ed. w. Dunn, representing Frank
Daniels and the largest comedy com pany
that travels, IL at the Armijo. This great
show will appear at Granite opera house
on Thursday, March 30.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01

The experimental boring for srtss'an
water al Albuquerque, now in progress,
Ia something Of great importance 10 the
Rio Orande valley, . thing that should
have been done long ago. Ariesisn wa
Tar. once procured In the valley, will give
|, a greater boom than coy system ~
irrigation poss,biy could.-Cerrlllos
RustleF.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01

charged by the Atlantic 4 Pacific Rail.
road company, and ~ sI~~ai,ly a. possible
report " the grand master.
There are rumors aiiOat To the effect
that the trouble on the Atlantic n Paci.
Ito IL not 10y any means btidgrd over,
and that n certain matters afs not AL
jus,ed there is likely H. b" s'rlke IN
reality.
The company has denied N published
oards that any .mpioye, Who has not
made himself obnoxiOns aud N not elias.
stied M an Ngitator. vii br molse,-d.
The axe, however, ~ being used aud sta.
ton agents, operators and tfalnmen are
finding themselves out ~ situations.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01

We are acquainted with many mothers
in fenterviile who would not DO with
out Chsmb srlsins Cough Remedy In the
house for q good many times lie cost,
add are recommending IL every day.
From personal experiences We oan say
that Il has broken up bad colds for our
children. Centervllls, South Dakota
Citizen. 90 cent bottles for sale by T,
II. burgess 4 Son, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
a Historirai PAINTING.

Prot A. +. Smith, of Las v-gas, called
At THE CITIZEN office this afternoon, be.
ing introduced by DR.. Desmarais TIE
Professor recently painted in oil picture
depicting the historical sceue 10 the lite
u Charles V, originally by q. Baker, u d
he picture Ia here GU exhibition at tn.
Democrat building on north Third street.
The Optic, after giving a complete d.
scriptlou q the painting. concludes the
article 10 this manner:
The story % the present painting may
Iva briefly told. The Worlds Far auth ".
Itlss made selection of some 30 ~ tie
celebrated pictures Of the world. which
they desired to obtain Tor exhibition at
the Far. About sixty 81 these were re-.
fused them. The original of this picture,
which hangs IN privat. German gallery,
was among those refused. Prof. Smith
sent to Berlin and from ona % the priut
shope there, secur-d u photograph ~ the
coveted but unattainabls work ~ art. II
was from this photograph, something
like six by ten inches in s,Ze, thst the
professor produced this large and mag
nihcsnt creation, n monument TO hls
genius aud u perpetual hoLor to Las We
xAs,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
Dewa With Rhe. atisa.

Thos. Hubbell, one OF the sIeo' i
officers cent out by the Atlantic Il Pc.
cihc Railroad company with . posse OF
armed men 10 guard the oompany's
property a. w,nslow during the recent
trouble, returned 10 the city Sunday
night almost bent double With acute
rhsumAt,sm. lie ives 90 badly afflicted
that several msn bad 70 Lift him from the
bus 70 the Armiio house, where he rested
until yesterday. when his brothers,
Frank and Felipe Hubbsll, came after
him add took him home 20 Psjar,to.
Only few months ago Tom rallied from
. severe siege With the rheumatism, and
THs CITIZEN hopes that his present
affection will not be repetition OF that
sickness. DR.. PsAros visited him a.
Pajsrito to-day,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
a.es,mea Cases,

AH. Clifford, New Castle, Wis, wa
troubled with neuralgia snd rhsu mat ism
hls stomach was disorisrsd, his livsI
Was affected 10 M alarming degree, ap
pssits fell away. and no was terribly re-
ducsd In fissn and strength. Three tot.
tles OF El.ctric Bltiers cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg. III.
had a runpins sore on his leg OF eight
ysan' standing. iced thrcs BOTTLES OF
Electric Bittsrs and sssea boxes OF
Bucklsn's Armies SAlve, aud his leg /,
sound and we'll. John Speaker, Oataw
ba. o.. had Ave large fever sorcs on his
lsQ, dcotors ssid he was incurabls. One
bottls RIsctric Blttars aud one Dor ol
Bueklso's Afnica SAlys CURED hin
entirely. Bold BY I. II. Burgess 4 Boo,
drug ssors.'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
NEW MEXICO DAY.
~s'sraa,. sept. 30. selected ~ TIL.
Terrttnry's Gala nay 80 the
Worfd'a fasr


'ov' Prince To day liked upoh Satur
day sep'ember III next. ~ New Mrsioo
Day ~, Vi" Worlds Fair. Ia makiov
The selection, the New Mexican says bs
had IN mind tn" fact that sept. 10 bad
heeu 80 sslected by the Republic 81 Mex.
lco, while the silver states OF Colorado
and Nevada would have their gala DAYS
early IN the week following, thus giving
New Mexico people an opportunity 10
meet NJ Chicago friends from Mexioo An
veil ~ from our n.Ighbors on the north.
An eye slngl. was alec had 10 the fact
that about the middle % September New
Mexico fruit aud farm products will 10
IA the zenith of their glory, enabling
New Mexico producers 10 take 10 Ch,ca.
10 with them large aud valuable add
tons Tor display in thes. departments
Following list Of lays thus Tar ~, apart
for SPECIAL observance ut the great fair
has been received by the governor:
Catholic Knights Of Amer,ca, May .;
Washington, May II; Wisconsin, MAY -;
M"lue, May ~; Denmark. June o; Ne
Oraska, June 4; Germany, June 10; Mas
June II, New Hampshire,
June II Millers' day. June ~; France,
July IL, College Fraieruitiea aud Colum
tia, july ~: Utah, july -, I.lb.rla and
Commercial Travellers, July ~; New
south Wales, August /; independent
Order of Futteet-is, August ~; Hayti,
August 10; North Carolina and Ausitia,
August IL; COlo:ed r-opls, August ~,
The Netherlands, August 81; Nicaragua,
September !; Catholic Education day,
September =, New York. September 1;
Brazil, SeptemUer Z; California, Septetn.
her .; Maryland, September IL; Mich.
gan, September IL and II; Ksnsas. Costa
RIca and Mexico, September 10; Nevada.
september Is, Colora 10, Sept-mb- 10;
Montana ami Patriotic Order sons u
America, September ~. Iowa, S,pt.m.
bar II; Rhode Island. October o; Spain
and italian societies, October II; Mime.
sofa, October Is.