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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

Last Friday, THE CIrIzES contained a
notice 10 the effect that NJ ID, Todd, Of
Gallup; Joseph Johnston. OF Williams,
aud John Harrison, Of Needles. we're here
representing the brotherhood oi Railway
Carmen, and thsr mission was 10 secure
u possible an increase in their wages,
They held several conference with
Richard English, general master me-.
chanic OF the Atlantic 4 Pacific, and
Monday the following agreement was
iiled with them and accepted
AI.BuovERqvE, \ NJ, Feb. d.
Msssrs- John Harrison, DO ,ph Johnston,
N. ID. Todd, representing the Brother.
hood Of Railway Carmen:
Gentlemen Ia accordance with our
agreement u 10 day, | h.r.with present
you a sehedule u wages to govern car
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
A. tho Mercy 81 the Winds.

Captain Pcikrs, 81 tho steamship
Loosck, v"yaging between iiongkong
and Shanghai, witnessed during tho
recent galos in that quarter tho pho
nomcnun (Which has often been dcs-
crihcd) III thousands of birds and in
scctS which had got in the vortex Of
the storm and were driven hithcr and
thithcr,apparcntly stunned and sense
less with the hulTcting they had ro-
ceivcd. Many Of the birds fell sense
loss on tho deck and lay quito still,
while the insects, though alive seemed
to have lost the power to sting.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
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them IN lh" District rruI Tor q
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comp = nHnt, hHTi,u W. Laws.
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that til court shall ascertain Hu 4
rights, Titles and ilt,t sIs ~ III ut
IN u ID ~ the properly aiuic al,
such dcct" ~ - ny h. Tvquir 4 d.
ut the parties, and T. obtain a IT
part liinn ~ the premises nCCuui o.
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com inaut y ny h IA al III
b" INA Of, under The dire tiuu 81 ~
for cn''Hl NUT; aud that u lN
your rpI~ IH'c" stid suItu e.
hTzl dH q tn At TvIul . Mrr
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

T. d. Lewis accid-ntly shot and killed
T. D. Morton at Gallup last Sunday a
week In the morning, Messrs. Lewis
and Morton, together with Wm. Schu,
bert and Frank Serrisr met near the
home Of Mr.. Schubert, and proceeded to
the deserted rooms Of the old Aztec store
IN The western part Of Gallup to enjoy
little target sport shooting. The
Cleaner, ina long article about the
shooting ooDtaims the following extract,
hey reached the spo, (which is an
n"' shnntIng range Tor short distances
NJ" Tor an hour enjoyed themselves as
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
Preferred Dogs.

Visitor Why do tho residents OF
ais town keep 80 many Dogs
Mr., suburb For protection, They
srn cheaper than police.
Visitor but dogs are dangerous 10
nOiicnsivc pcrsons,
MIR. Suburb-So are police.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

On tho shores Of luc Moray Firth.
ID" spot Iced not hr moro specifically
localized there ga uUri,h nV littlo
W age OF somo J, .'n Inhabitants con.
s-.lug chic y OF r,h"rfolk Tho
Young man aUI maiden 90 not court
IN tho orlhodo fashion Their meth.
cd J. much more pro ale aud what 10
churart, Oi ono use may gouor-
atty lie ncrcItc. rs characteristic OF
I EN- all There IA 81 COURSE nm oc.
cas,onal Instance ~ gen ma uld.fash.
toned courtship but llul 10 rather A
rare o ceptipn
Mother said ono young man on
his return from n succ,-. "a herring
fishing I'm goan to get morrid."
'Weel .'eemN a IL uk ys sh'd 'ust
gang an ask yer cou- u Maruck"
And as he had no particular prefer.
cnce he went straight away TO ask
her,
Wull ye TAX mo Marack?' WINS
tho brusqus and businc,s.ltkn query
which no put TO tho yong woman in
the presence OF her sister bella
Eul Mary had promised her hand
To nuother that same evening.
| Gamma TAX yc Jccm wa. her
reply and then turning to hcr sI.,or
lax ye' .m. BollacN And the ala.
ter took him Il hambor Journal
A stormy I.ifr,
Friar Conccto was accustomed IA,
the close Of his sermons To- TAX. n
stan and go through his congr,,n.
tion battcring 10 pieces any head.
dress that came under his d.nplra.urr.
Iii, crusade was continued m,,ur
country In Europe i'll, r,a.U.u.
Rome. he attacked the rlo,hc, ana
morals OF tho cardinals, VA, accused
VI heresy and burned at the stake
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
iiir IN the Dead =

II ha- como - 10" u -rt..
that tho water - the l.
absolutely de- t.tm'uf amy
table ca auima. q. raai ~
Investigator, VI Irr,,'. la
lat even tn supposed g.
wrong II" lnd-
'n,rl"- II micru-ur-ali,m
80 t"uud 10 he ul u very
'ua'a",,r. Animal iur"u.,
. few day Irum hiuu
brought On Through the
hes" mluuir hudic- IA,
Ian. which j. ~ popular
grim- for bathing j. ,g,a
II thn~" mlryu-otgaui,r.-
extent IL g. lee uh-u'u'.
,nt'ing, and for drui
,lmn,t p"rituus VI Nnu'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
Aow INSECTS BREATHE.
fragile Creatures that Ars fesrfuiiy aud
NundrffuIl, Mtdr.

fragile Crcaturrs that Ars Fearfuiiy aud
WONDERFUL, ", d",
II VIZ take any moderately large In
sect LAY wasp hornet or bundle
her tho naked eye can plainly die
ANGUISH IA series Of small sputiike
marks running along both sides Of the
body. These apparent spots which
ARE usually eighteen In number but
may var from fourtoon 10 twonty SIX.
according TO the spec rs Of insect OK.
uminod are Ia fact the Hperturos
through which air Is admitted into
the system These openings are very
deltca,ey aud ingenlously formed.
and IN such "A manner as to mako tho
entrance OF eNtrauoous matter an
utter impossibiliiy Sometimes they
are furnished with horny lips when
open and close at the insects wilt,
In other cases dcnseiy fringe | with
stiN, intorlncing bri,tles which form
filter that allows air and mir on,y to
pass But the apparatus ~ whatever
character 1t may bo Is always 81 Won
dcriully perfect In its action that Il
has boon found impossible to In oct
the body OF n dead insect with oven
so subtle medium rs rectl'cd spirits
OF vine oven though the suffice, was
first immersed IN tho hu d and thon
placed beneath tho receiver OF an air.
pump surely these fragile creatures
arc 'tcariu,ly and wonderfully made.
EntomologI,ts call these little Hper.
lures In Insects sides 'spiracles
They communicate with two large
breathing tubes which extend the
full length oi the body. Australia
the land OF inverted order has an
insect the paradise beetle which
has two main breathing aporiurcs In
the top Of It's head from these ma n
tubes innumorube branches run In
al directions pcrvadng every part
OF the structure oi the creature PEN
etra,ug oven to the very examinations
o. his anlcuu and claws
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11


l. clark. ........ ..... 500
". n lleudetshutt .......... 1ip|
j Il. McGIvan. .,........ . 80 co
q. r. Albright $685.. ..... ....... OU|
\ Gtuusf-id ..... .......... II -
Bullock. baker 4 Co ......... II 81
Alnuqu.rhuc + a VI. Go ...... ~ -
+. NJ Duna,au........ .. IL W|
g. VI lDlr ........ ........ ~ 60
Dr W q Hope ............. - a.
1hp pay roll fpr the month II Jauu.
AIRY Nas read M fulluSS
y Urundshrld, clerk, ~ on
sam Nrustait, treasurer, .... - ~
y &. Collier, attorney .... - ~
J - learc-, "ngir""t,..... ljD 90
II = koighi, Janitpt - u
Ern-rt krg-lstr,urr police ..... - 80
EiNard tOnp"r, pu'ic" ..... - g.
J -. May, police, .. 81 n
Ju,u ClHNea, acting murshnl. lea lp
G VI, Tyler, ytlpr ........ ~ g.
lsNar l.nr", sr"'hi pu,lrr tNo
duNs, ........... ......... . ul
L. ! LIp", sIrclai psi. q, one dny % 80
Ihe N,aduct committee reported nr (.
luR-.
80 the Honorable Mayor AID Board ~
Aldermen, CjN
tout -uru L. hcrutiauc" with H.,
fr- tuition passed ut the .p"rnHl u,"uus
- 'nc ritN council lHnudf, -, the com
WIl'r- Hrpu nt"i drztr" to tryuft Iru
gre s, ana iD rny that wear" now ~ CON
uDuIch ''uu Wt'u IHftl'H with the 'l"N ~
arranging u.nu. uui specifications iuuru
sent IT, THIS u,dl, Nnlrh "" hop" to huy,
~ readiness Tor Cuurtd"rat,un At th. next
regular meeting ~ tnr rrun'L
In order that all cuurrrurd may 10
fully advised ~ what acton ~ Drlrg "a
ken 10y the Cpuur,i ~ CORRECTION Nlh
tie Coal avenue yiniuci. your committee
would Respectfully frqu"., that th,s -
port h. spread upon the records
Signed q :. EwtrrlnN, ! Il Gtb",,
Lprion Miller, Edward Mrd.er, commit
tee
Moved 10y Alderman MrdI"r, seconded
by y herman Miller, that ia report VI
thr rpmm,tt", b" received and spread ou
tlr rrcurds. Cltr,"d
the report ~ Justrcr L., khart, ~ pr
n"r mag STRAIT, wus rrnd aud ordered
h,rd
The report - the clerk ns follows.
L1srus"r col rctrd, S7l33j, crr,i,,ed 10y
'rr,rur-t- receipts Ordc,rd ul~d
IT," acting mafshal's report Was read
aud ordered He'd
The city treasurer, through Deputy
Emerson, suhmrt,"d the following re-
port
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
noAuU 90 ALDrmnsS.
the NIadn~, tnm1,iitre aepart-
OIner Matters

Tie h'atd ~ aldermen met IN regular
t..-.. Monday evening,
rrr.".t Nldefm"n B,sman, Med'ct,
l.rr. pHl, aud RANKIN, CicfI Utuns
fe,i. Ma! " E,strriay pr"s,ding
Ahe,ui \ i,tmrn AfmyD. Chiidetr,
aud Gabri
The m,uu'ea ~ the previous meeting
were read AID approved.
A number u neS TOLLS we're read and
referred To- proper committees.
The following bills acre reported upon
favuraO,y by the finance committee, aud
the clerk instructed ~ draw warrants
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
n,rI III. AIM.

The Simplon road from Switzerland
10 Italy was built by Narnlcon's cnri-
neers In 1891, ONaI a.. ppJ men
were employed at ohs time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

A deaf and dumh book canvasser
sold scy"nty--iN books within four
days recently in thrro small New
Hampshire towns, with commissions
amounting to tlSO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
Italian Wine lara.

The modern Italian wine Jars,
holding about twenty quarts. are
almost identical in shape and size
with the amrhoras found in Pom.
poll.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

y, Ian, ,s n .,... YN.or' seed
I,,,., ~, nd q. u.,u..., .. ..ap...I.' .
s,,u "A. ..b.y,u. 81. ,.,.tr.. ,...',.
tis,ns .rar,,. bot. kt.rf.t. ..,..I .
Tim, ,l,.,.., ,,.,,,lr ,lo,i ,I. .u.,,.
,.b,y ,.,t fr .. I .bt,t." Sni ir
al. maj. ol.. .. 80, .l.,,t To- max. hi.
bn.,,,ss k,...,,. too .r.Jr - do busi
i,g.'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

Old Jndg" PrIcrby Ia, been laid up
for some tim" with the govt His
legs ar" sw"llcd Ia an enormous size.
His doctor, who's also church mem
bar, rchukcd his lmpa,icnco and told
him:
lyon should ho grateful to the Al.
mighty for hi, Kindness"
Nv hat kindnc~, ?"
Ills Kindness in giving you only
two legs to suffer with suppose you
had a. many legs ~ ccntipcdr. -
Texas Siftiug~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

Total. ........ ....... ti-lI- -
The general tax levy 81 $lo!G,. Is Ir
ap prtioued 10 general account, Hs fol
Inua
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-12
S@GEHTS a DAY=S

Encyclopedia Britannica Probably II
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originally published passed through
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-12
DR.. LINDSAY'C
MEDICAL DISPENSARY,
Permanently located az OMeara Block eSS
West Second South ST.

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formerly of Philadelphia, Specialist on ell dig
cases II Men and Women.
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DIR LINDSAY devotes his especial stten-
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-12
THIS Is TEE
TINE OF YEAR
WHEN =
Men and Women
BECOME

chilled by cold, weakened by the weather,
and run down generally.
Few people understand why this is SO,
or what part of the body the inclement
weather and winds attack first.
Let US tell you: 1t is the kidneys, liver
or urinary organs. These are the first
parts that the weather affects; that dis
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urea is not thrown OF, but is forced back
upon the lungs, and pneumonia results.
But it was Caused
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There is only one way known to medi-
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Good Looks.

Good looks are more than skin deep.
depending upon healthy condition Of
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-12

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the management of the First Ward
Pharmacy corner. Seventh South and
Seventh East Streets, is no longer au-
thorized to transact business or make col
lections for the firm.
STANFIELD & LONG.
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Another BENEVOLENT Circle.

a new benevolent society, to be
known as the Fratcrnal Mystic
circle, was organized Saturday
night at Braden's hall on Com
mcrce street with the following
officers:
Worthy ruler, w. y. Wurzbach,
vice worthy ruler, :. II. Patrick;
worthy chaplain, j. j. Maurer;
worthy secretary, w. y. Scheen;
worthy collector, II. Poor; treas
urer, r. BE cker; medical eX-
aminers, Drs. Catrrey and Shrop-
shire.
The next meeting will be held
"Wednesday night.