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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15

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~, LLLkNr MMODATIONs'
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PlITj RESQUE >CENEHl
The Graad Canon % the oiorado, IA. most sol
lin" 81 Natures work uh 'hc Istftlr can ensily b.
pArh'si Wa Flagstaff. Williams ur Peach Springs
un this tuai. To ia" Nst1tAl bridge 81 ATiIsss
ami aonie'nma's " I'll Iui can tourney mu-t d..
reS'tlS les the linz, ptb-"tN. thu tatieht ladiAa
I Civilization ~ IAEHAA, az ~ Ltoms The tlty ~
the Sly" visit -" Pstrih.d Forests q, ar Tar.
rilu. s'$ ant marvel nj the freak ~ CAsoa
biAbio. Tax" hunting trip ~ IA" mag hceLt
pine fur'rt- ~ VI" nan Francisco Maintains.
Find inter - "a the ruins - III" pt"-hist Itic ave
ami hh p~rIcrs. View the lOng,~t antil.Ves
Bridge III AmTrch acrIrs tha 'ul,rN,i" river.
"a HlSSELL,
tt"nefA Passenger Agent
Nan ffhrc,Hcu al. and Alhu,iurr,tur, n VI.
II. ). SlNtk. + II G,biE
h"u"ft. As"ui, tiru"rRl sur "rint-ndent
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15
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Grs,rer " VI Barton hn- gone a.
b,N" Valley with rngll' a., a. tax" that
"a. permanently TIE Lake Valley
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llr Atlantic \ raH'.t,al has r"crut
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u.uUilt". have Already urru Received,
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tur lnd,auH suptrwr ruur, las d"-
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15
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AIBuVI ERQiE. hrRiL Ii, 1888

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hrrnugruru,r g. ~" Gov lh'rni""
grand ,.natar'....
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T. 'ost- about SiO"a dag g. hold court
~ tics county hni a." tfur7hu iHui care
hsr occupied tie uL" - a." court the
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15
raru Nors&

Keeping the tools sharp and In
god repair will save both time and
labor
All sources Of pant food should he
utilized to mo best advantage 10y the
farmer
krcp tho fences in good repair
and th" stock will not lcaru to 10
brcachy
Good huttcr should bc half made
whom tho milk il brought into the
dairy room.
In sowing mixed grasses Tor hay
rci"rrnc" must be- had to their periods
OF rip"ning.
Under present conditions tho sue
cess'ul farmers must raise less grakn
and NOR" grass.
Remember that II Is the carclcssly
kept wire fences that tho stock injure
Themselves upon,
Rotation Of crops utilities all the
clements Of fertility in tho land to
bett"r advantage,
Every day that tho stock IL fed adds
20 the expenses and no loss shuu.d DO
allowed on account 81 neglect
In very many cases cleanliness on
the farm does more for Its excellence
than the expenditure Of money,
Noih'rs Duiy IN tho Nome.
No mother has u right 20 make hor
hou-o an uncomfortable dwelling
place for her children, II l. her duty
~ protect and shield them, not hy
tury" ot her command, hut by tho
power uf her love II she would do
this she must make their home tho
mos, attractive place in the world, to
which they come not as slaves driven
10 their galleYs, but ~ free children
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15
observation-disclosures


soon Do sumr astonishing work aud
pc pie will know who 1eisWl,hrut o"ins
told
nv DR. CDitmAn, 'omrt.! ~ tins
city. Tor several years the pNt,'f ui th"
ptrsby ,etl.n church ~ fRs"tnh, h"H
rsisned his pastoral RELATIONS, aud Viii
return 10 the rnet
The Saginaw l.umber company moN
rd tume ~ their teams aud canWn. .
.qulrmru,s to Williams the other d"y .
lhry uuN hnvcn tore" - m"u a. WORK .
preparing the pite Tor u large mul 1" he .
placed there.
Rev y. |. Guthuo, inrmsr,! rnr''r ~
TIA. Methudizt Epi-rupH church at f'as
stall died the other. tie Nhs good
mnu, u upblr cltil"u nud ukrd and loved
l., a,, nup knew hlm. lie iobSrs - ~"
aud oue child
John Cam II Tombstone met with IA
painful trrulrlt Nhtr Working NJ H."
diamond ara. \ small pere ~ the
il.rn uu the frYu, u the tnrl hug"r ~
tue right hand Nns chpprd I'll 10y th"
ruuulns gear "'n'" II ""H d" ""''"h.
Governor Murphy has ,l'"rri - r"
Nnrd Il tB,u fur the ar,rrt hrd cuuNic
uon II IT,. mu,d.rrr - ll"rp !, llprr
ton, r.. Nu,rnrrr l., I~l1, ,n Graham
county, aN mlrr from tie Snn Pedro
flN,f, ou the tfn t. iiuukrrs Hot
Sortuge
| I,drri,krr T. snr Nnpplr q Fns.
-,nr ,cut u ru1.a to r,.,tu ~pttuss 1T
Nj. Abe, Ilump- .u. Tier husband r.
turning nome from "A trp found h,e
u,f.Iu H.. lu,la. ,I,.,l. with her two
|uttI. children around ter Heart die.
.,s. u,s the cause Il ter death.
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UurcI Monday. Npur cut - parent can
know the deep s,rroH Ut .tIus u rAild,
aud huN hard IT. To- give ihrm Ip
Su,n,, Su.,h. ,nlor,.L found utl.
stephen MrC,bc ~ water unrtri dead
lie ~n- pckrd up At once aud ever!
effort Nas made 10 rrr IrcItatr the little
tcuoN. tut he wns dead. |, "ns cup.
posed hc went 10 III" h"rt'' I"t df'hH
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'u ''"'!' we su"N' ~ h"H' stump
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15
M rhntMAL n,AI,,.
Tue -uun,i"n n, Washington 90 Nv
MnALrm I,n.lLLnm..

NrNtrU tostttou-,
A sl~,pal I, tur Denver k.puu.rn,
sAys.
The uuunnauur NuUau I l'uru
tuu, Ia De guVrtl.f . co." t"futHi, of
New Mexico, ~ ury...... TO- tLr ~ .n"s
~ DrlrgAt. Jus"y. .,rI N,uruhl 'pm
mttr-mau fersun-1u, VA, , u."nn va
tory Tor home RUE, hui I. Mr. = n
Cr,-t, Who made tue tifarsr.' a.Ut Co.
Mr. Ihuthtun's brhn Z, Nuu .u Na 'ua,
that Mr.. Cleveland r iIsr.-rI 3. ~,
point citizens ~ u trtritpr, g. l.r ..' ',e.
even u there IN n dilIsf"nrr = p.n. . 49,
10 whom the appointment rD...I be-"
gwen
The New Mexico colony u"., ,r'r
sDmeWhat startled by trc"NJug NJ ut
ton that 10y t-Vu'~'t ~ ~" pt"-II,r u.r
nomination ~ \ Is EhU ~ ,Y.' .. ~
the territorial -upfru" court 40. t,'
acted upon 10y the r"un'" Judiciary .um.
mittrr
rB1Ii-I, -INItN.
Il nppeNra that IL. -.spu as lau'. .al.
dtIncy r-cam, kuuAu, rumurr ul rl
tiers acre s"It from N"N M,NI,1 ~. 'ret
rng hgAlupt li- uum uHltpu, bat .b"l
~ = 'rH"tyrd uuttI ,it"r the tuH..ru
tom u"rn sent a. il"urr 'hr ,tfr-
iJ"uts request TINT ~ b" h".d uu IL.
huN.Nrr, toad Mr. J1-.ph llI. H't"' .uHl
that u uu farther uihtsr- Nrrr rl.t hr
would not NttudfaN IT," L.mup'Ipi
lhe yhArHct-t u the uOnrs", Nu. up.
stated, but - D.. i,"ur,.l lu,y nr.u.. VI
t'hl I such "N'rru" pat I-ou-.Ii ,- 3.
totally uItt nIm On ..i .IN r.rD.l,
uf u,..lu.ul
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15

TO GfOl,GE HusMtK luu are hateb
nuiih-i that the A,nhiA Mining A Hnsitins
:" Ia" mai" the nec'-- uN annual improve
Mar Let u, TIL" Virgin saint" The soli.
Ihit" and The iiF'-n Top" Tor tho year i-V2,
~ triult"l ~ stA'u,e aud hat you AZ" r~iues Vi
!" c"' tfihuie yopf prupufi iuIAte share III the
eip"hdlturrs male for sAIt improvements
March |. l-,n. SECRETARY 4 N, Al In.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15

rian- tor sAnItnrium SuEEr-trd ~
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uufnus IT, ~" pHrt ~ years 'h"t"
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~" Wh''t "' resort ~ s'"''"' why
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15

- r.,,r"u, Shen that II alsp rouu,rd
IT, 'h.r Nt, th- counting ptrrr"is RAPID
IS BYhi ~ smaller druumtn, iIne ~ I'll
ways counted or weighed. SILVER ~ much
more truuOlesome a. count than gold.
tAiIurr.
\ good Joke IL b"rug told on two ~ the
uly p society bellies, Who delight IN MAX
irg Themselves very conspicuous. They
wr-ruYt ptom.uadIug sunday afternoon,
w. vi. say pu west Copper avenue, aud
uu coming up t. the house Nhrt" c"t
tam gentleman - their acquaintance ~
srlrz they Nrfr spm"NhHt disappointed
b, not rr"ug hm, but they dld 49," ths
"prr hilic gfl' ~ the huut-l Ili. They
ri. pprl, chatted with the at" glti, aud
nskri het several tm"s ~ rh" Ane"
t.ru," -upp"meutus Their remHrks
WITH a very loud mention - ihr,t owl
rnruer loud enough e. b" trati ~ r"y
rruI hI. uulr < huuscs, ~ n,rmDrr ~ winch
su,rIu tlUsIt TEN Tie young lHdlcs Hrt"
attractive. but ruurhuN trrS failed L.
Durs torn NE drslrei uu!srt ehu ru1lly
urruIu-i u char m tie ph'iuf Hut uupO
-r,rd N.tu~,srd their futile attempts 10
attract
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15
The Creet Middle Route Across tho
American Continent.
Liberal. MA>AGfME>r,

In cunurctIUu With thr ThI Ways II tho "Santa
tr lLuui"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15
rnr ,.rn,,,r ,ro--an aud a-~.

Il.- rn-- ihe engaged IuDlic attention
dUulg To- trlni ipr ia" past tN"l," day -,
90 IT," district court II wHr on" ~ th"
m..-' -'uhh.trIy contested carrs un both
Ilrr that hh- ever been tfird here.
M"g-r- Iu,H"r y Marion represented
scented Mt. and Mrs. Cfpssau, and f. W.
Jruruu represented Charles W. Ken
ueiy The chsr hrns" IA peculiar way,
H. l~sl lus" Aulurr- and "ight or nine
uth"r M"NIcaue sold II piece % land TO
IT," prr,-ts adj ,uins l!-rHs ruHd on the
northeast " the rnllruad track running
"h-'wnrliy - the ac"quihS aud from
thr,r t. the north and south highland
r,aI, aud stating that II extended from
wa, Highland ruhd 10 the nils III lNNS
the nntnr MeNlcRns made n subseq peut
deed t. Mrs Cto.san Tor all al the land
east - there. The first deed, ~ course,
gwen t. tn" prlrrts, could not be varied
uy the second dr-d, but M !, had ia II as
~ eastern boundary las Tomas (the
hul-I the question: involved wac where
we're the HILLS located The PLAINTIFF in
trnduc"d many eSp"rt w.tn"ss"s. Span
,sh scholars and maps 10 chow that lS-
lumns Nrrr located at lhll street aud
eas,wari, and the defendants intro.
duced many surveyors, engineers, Span
lsh scholars aud other cxprrts To show
that las lomas began at Edith street, or
thereaDout-. The SUIT Was for laGd AZ
tending east~ardly FROM the east line of
llsh street The arguments TO the jury
we're I'-rhape as forcIbie and elaborate as
hnvr ever b-.eu made IN ANY case IN the
dtetrlct court here, and the inetr uctlons
a. the Jury we're more lengthy than have
lntrly U,."n made ~ any case. There
were also soIaa ten or twelve spsciAl
queatinus asked tho jury, The jury re-
tlrrd saturday evening NJ about D o'clock
aud rendered. scaled verdict late Sun.
day afternoon. tn Its being read IN
court Monday morning Il turned out TO
b. Ru absolute yictCry for the defend
anita
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-15
Atlantic & Pacific R. R.

INtsItKS III lSlON.l
CONIi NSEp rIMi rNNLE NJ. IS.
H. l"ct ~uuiny. NuN. - to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-10
Tina's lmpulsive Adventure.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
West End young miss has never been known
to take dare. Close 10 her home is a veneer
ing factory. and the other day there was sign
hung out for boy Wanted" II happened
that the young lady had several OF her friends
visiting her that day. and from the front win
dow they could read the sign. "Tina. you dare
not go and apply for that place" said one Of
the young ladies present ''Who says l
darent!' responded Tina. Without further ad o
she rugged herself on. in suit belonging to her
brother. Fixing her hair in a manner that it
could not be told. she sailed forth. Her move
ments could be watched from the house and the
scene that following WAS most laughabie one
Ina walked boldly into the factory. The clerk
approached her and she said that she wanted 20
apply for that job. The clerk looked at the
pretty miss face and smiled. How much will
you give me?" asked Tina. ~ won't work for
less than "a week." The firm would not paw
tins much and Tina walked out, highly insul,ed
to think that her services were not worth more
than 81 week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-10

BALDWIN HOME SANTA ANITA.
This will give you some idea of this vast
estate of Lucky Baldwin. The soil is as rich as
guano and as black as your hat. It will pro-
duce anything under the sun and 80 900 acres
of il belong to this one man. Five acres of land
in this region will support family well. and
this estate ought to support 10000 families
Still 1t belongs to but one man. What kind of
a man is he? / met him yesterday. He was
seated surrounded by fountains and flowers
under the trees which shade the beautiful
ground surrounding his cottage A lean.
straight, .hin-faced old man with silky white
hair. standing out from under a white straw
hat, and the keenest Of hazel eyes looking out
from under eyebrows OF gray. His florid face
was smooth shaver with the exception of the
upper lip. upon which a silvery mustache grew.
He looked more like a seedy unsuccessful bust
ness man whose best days have gone By rather
than prosperous millionaire and have seen
his type here and there over the world in club
rooms and at the head Of charitable associa-
tons. holding places which have been given
them for what they have done in the past.
Lucky Baldwin, in short, looked entirely
different from the man expected to see. He
Is not extraordinary in any Of his features, but
behind his plain face, am told. exists one of
the brightest business brains in the country
And his little beadlike eyes can see further into
big speculation for q profitable investment
than those Of any other man in California. He
came 10 allfornia comparatively poor and began
hie IN San Francisco as the keeper Of a livery
stable From the keeping Of horses he went to
the seiiinS OF groceries. and I understand that
he got lot Of stock in different mines in the
settlement Of his bills. He carefully filed the
certificates Of this stock away and awaited
developments He has always been fond of the |
thea'er, and he got the idea that he might make
siortuna by going over to Japan and bringing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-10
She Went TO Her Mother.

FROM the chicago Mall
Billy Knox, secretary Of the beauty congress.
has been mourning the exit Of several of his
girls. The two young French ladies', who ex-
hibited as peasants from the south of France,
no longer charm the visitor with their innocent
pra;tie; one Of the Turkish harem has alb
seconded: the Tyrolean song bird 10 mute, and
he has been hard set TO get his bureau into
shape. But Knox won't own up 10 this to save
his life. This is the way he told the story %
the ubiquitous newspaper man:
I'VE had to fire several of our young ladies'
truly. For instance, ono Turkish lady was re-
calcitrant and had to go. Then the French
ladies did not behave themselves, and we could
not permit that. OF corrsc we do not expect
that our ladies should remain without changing
throughout the entire season"
This Is how one OF the young French ladieo
told the story of her departure from the con.
grcss of beauty:
"Msier know he est tres gentn. Nevairc he
do not;ngs which We angaire. Sais, I no Ike
to stay IN re place vair no one I know and yaiP
is not permettre for to-yat you call it-AirA
avec DIES hommes II is necessaire 20 flirt via
re hommcs- Je vieus dc Paris, Eat IN 20 say.
from dc grand metropole dc France. Dair III
re young gcntiinommes 1irt ayec ne Young
ladies' But no here. Msier 10 Comte dc Bren-
III he come into re place 20 odor dsy and make
&c eyes at me. He one old ami Of mine and
he SAL good-day aud he ask me TO re dinaire.
bnt re mangaires make 20 objection and SO
no go. Mais. re French are vary independent,
ana 60 to my moder. Yes, sair, / so 60 nay
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The Sensation of Failing.

From TIE london Dsily News
Lord sherbrooke's racy style Of narrative
entered even into the description of his mis-
fortunes. In the autobiographical chapter
from which we quoted the other day in our
comments on Mr.. Patchc.. Martins book there
is IN account of his fall over precipice-for-
tunately ending in water. The fall. he tells us.
was to be 100 feet. but. he adds: "0n this can
give no opinion. for my experience las proved
to Inc that tho worst possible way of measuring
neigh; Is TO fall dowa 1t. People, he says,
''grc described III such situations ms having
thc.r whole life pass before them. losing
their breath. as dead before they reach the
ground. None o! these things happened to me.
l seemed a long time rolling over and over in
the air. I remember hoping that sLould be
xii ed outright. and then tho relief OF finding
myself an ,le water"
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Japanese troop back to the United States lie
did so, put befoe he left he gathered up his
mining stocks and put them away in one of the
banks He was gone several months. When he
been discovered and that the mini,c stocr +bat
he had In this was worth considerably over a
million bis other stocks hld become Valuable
and ne landed In America, SO the story goes. a
millionaire.
don't know how his Japanese show ,nrro5
out. but am told that he took il about
over the country. and / doubt not he made
money out OF them. He made more money
by reinvesting this fortune. and he Is
now said to be worth from fifteen TO
twenty miIlon dollars He owns these vast
ranches IN Southern California. n boteI ~
Lake Tahoe, the Baldwin theater anil bo.oI a.
San Francisco and two or three valuable cold
mines One of his gold mines tina. he has beiJ
for years has just been reopened. IuckV
Baldwin was paying no attention to il until he
found the other day that some outsiders had
gotten in and were opening il IN ON tbcir 60
account. They had taken out sis Onl vor,b -
ore before he discovered them And he ,or,
proposes TO work this with the most improved
machinery for all it is worth.
LUCKY BALDWIN AS LANDLORD
Lucky Baldwin is said to know how To RIM .,
hotel / cannot speak from personal exneri-
ence. as / have never stopped at any of his
houses He runs the thing as a mononolv
and he don't propose to be fleeced bv anybody
Not long ago he found he was paving 20 1oo
per month for gas. He put in his own gas works
and now sells enough gas to give him his own
light free and to bring him in $500 per month
in addition. 1t the same with electricity
and about the same with his water He was
getting his water from the water company and
one month a bill was bought in for a thousand
dollars water rent. He paid the bill but at once
again put down artesian wells. These cost him
only al 500 and he saved just a thousand dol
lars per month in that way. At his ranch here
he makes all the butter used at his hotel, and
his dairies turn out 1000 pounds week of what
they call "Giltedged butter. All the vege-
tables used at his hotel come from his farms.
and he manages everything on business princi-
pies
HOW BALDWIN BOUGHT RANCH.
heard today the story of BaldwIn's pur-
chase of one Of his ranches. 1t belonged to a
wholesale grocer in Los Angeles. and Baldwin
WAS anxious to get hold of it. He came to the
grocer and asked him his price. The grocer
replied that he could have it for $4,000.
baldwin said that this 100 much and that
he could not give more than S15O, 600. We'll,
vou can't have it," said the grocer. and Bald
win went away. He waited few days and
hearing nothing further, he then became
.nxious and sent around word that he would
rive sl75. 900 forit. The price is nOwS2OO.OO
vas the reply. 1.-The land is growing more vaiu-
able and is bound to rise right along. BALDWIN
bemnned and hawed at this. He said he would
NOT nav 900, 900 and he went away. few
days later he came around and said he would
,aEa II AT 900. 600 WhereuDon the man said
IL, nice had again risen. and that tine price
; a now SOS, 600. Baldwin, however, 1aa