Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03
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izIS representative, Gov. Thornton
saul;
My visit here to-day IL ~ "a purely
business character, and not "a any way
connected with public affairs
ayes, thsr. 10 y mss,ing Of the demo &.
cratic central committee here 10 day, and
may attend, but cannot tell you the
object u the meeting a. | have not seen
the call
40 morrow | shall attend the tnemor.
lal services aud oliver short address.
To morrow niSht | 10 south to l.as
Cruces - look after the affairs " the
Stephenson Bennett Mining Go.
"Therr ~ nothing new IA territorial
matters.
There vas considctabls complaint NJ
~ the manIet ~ which the laws we're
enforced ia san Miguel county and Ger.
lpus charges we're made against Sheriff
LOPEZ. 4 committee ~ citizens from
l'as Vegas cai,"d on me- aud complained
TIA, the ~hcrN would not entorc. tn.
law against CrimI.ais that few arrests
S-t- made and AMEN made the defend.
ants W.t" discharged upon straw bond.
Compliant was also made that the ahsr
III had tad ueu, Whu were IA sympAthy
~tth tue criminal Class,'-, for his depu
ii'- Vt the ruEgr-t,uu ut this commit.
tee ! v~ltrd Lac Vegas, had several con
irf"nc"s with the pnrriiT, Who ut my re-.
quest discharged ri. the deputies agalns,
Shun. cuMpla Ut Mas made, and offered
10 let the rlu1au committee name three
deputies Who should serve criminal pro
Gees; obtained from the nudge aud
c'-ra 4 the court u l,st = all cases where
thu u.trrdtuts ia been let To TAIL nn
uuuds SUPPOSE T., 10" wort hlpts, gave tho
let t. the shrrlli, Who immediately re-
hffrrtrd e. dri .nIauts and procured
new bonus or M default thereof sent
Fl. II, them 81 !nl where some them now
are"
"Nhat about IA" letter 10 District II.
,orncy r~ltcheli"
"fho lctt"r speaks Tor itset The last
!eg stature passed AT ar, providing that
40 person Nhu was Indebted To th terri.
tory should be- rngIbir To- oil "a and pro.
vIdiug that the governor ehuuld remove
rncumbruts ~ office IN Il summary man.
nrr when informed that they we're ~ IN.
deuird.
"A Few days ago comp amt WAS made
tunt Mr.. Twltch"'i had collected some
thousand dollars - delinquent taxes that
%" had not accounted tor, and ! wrote
him o' the charge and gave him ten day 3
toshuw cause Why his commission should
not Le cancelled. AVE not exam ned
tue e,,druc", hut Am told that he paid
INTO the county aud territorial funds the
day ! wrote 10 L,m abput tl,Jn.
"NhHt abnu, the mIltia;"
II am tirm bel lever IN an organized
Institution and shall do all ! can 10 al
v nee the organization ~ the territory
but owing 10 the -ua,lness - ia. appro.
prlA,ipn irnf but htta eau be done"
Educ ,tion ~ Man Cook In France
Tho making Of man cook in
France 10 u lengthy and tedious
process. Whom young man decides
to pursue u culinary career he selects
his nominal in ttructor. to whom he
pays u fco OF 500 The aspirant 10
fret assigned o. tho vegetable cook.
who terchos him how to prepare the
raw materials Whom no has mnster-
ed this he l. IN inflated into the
mystery OF cooking them Ibis
thoroughly learned he studios the
way Of cutting up raw meat, Of
preparing fish. AMI how 20 stun,
drc-s. truss. ani lard game and
poultry When he has thoroughly
learned this he 10 placed before the
range. whore he receives instruction
/ In tho various processes OF broiling,
frying. roasting, and baking. When
h. graduates from this department
h. passes under the control OF the
second COOK who reveals to him the
mysteries OF sauces aud soups. The
, interest 81 this functionary la his
I pupil IL l. necessary 10 accelerate
with literal and frequent tips The
| yUtng man ~ now turned back to tho
pastry cook. 90 whom he serves Q
long Apprenticeship In all that
| pertains 10 tho connection OF sweets,
pastries aud ices. This completes
hi culinary education, and he Is
prepared to assume tho role OF .
/ ompetent cook New York sun.
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