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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-04-07
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The Schedule for the Annual Exams-
High school Concert Tonight.
At the teachers meeting on Tuesday at
ternoon the following schedule for the an
nual exams WAS arranged:
SENIOR GLASS;
Friday, April ID, Greek and English.
Monday, April II, triogonometry, French ana
p Wednessaay, A April 10. Latin and physiology.
Friday, April 81, geometry, astronomy.
JUNIOR CLASS.
Friday, April IA, zoology, Greek.
Monday, April T., German, French.
M TssS. Y; Agrii T.; physics.
THIRD CLASS.
Friday, April IA, English.
Tuesday, April is, actual business for CONNER
Wednesday, April 10, Greek, physics. United
States history and general history.
Friday, April 81, geometry and bookkeeping.
YoURTH CLASS.
| Friday, April IA, English.
Monday, April II, bookkeeping.
wednesday, April 10, German and Latin.
Friday, April 81, algebra.
HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT.
This evening will be grand one for high
school "schoolsrs." Books will be laid
aside, and most of the schoolers will re-
pair to the Hyperion, where they will
listen to their fellow scholars sing snd act.
Years before, the entertainment has been
held in the high school hall, but this year
brings forth the plan of holding 1t in the
| Hyperion. The seats are rapidly being
taken up, and to get one you must hurry.
The Glee club, which takes part, Is under
the direction of Professor Dan Jones, the
leader of the famous Yale '88 club, and is
second to none in any Of the preparatory
schools. The same can be said of the
Banjo club, which has any number of &C.
lections to select from.
The concert is for the benefit of the
athletic association, which Is in need of
funds to prepare an athletic team with
which to meet the teams from the other
| schools of Connecticut.
The program is as follows:
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-04-07

Sure Cure for Spring Fever.
Buy piano of G. NJ. Loomis' Sons, 1888
Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-04-07

Cure That Awfal Cough.
See Whitmore (your druggist). ap63t
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-04-07
A Card.

With the use of new piano bought of {
M. Loomis' Sons, s33 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-04-07

You must have wondered
what that clumsy closing par
agraph meant at the finish of
yesterdays chat.
The fact is, there's diff
Guilty in narrowing ones ideas
down to S cents without think
ing of inferior pads.
These Writing Pads, splen-
did paper in Octave, Com
mercial and Plain, sell for a
half dime, not a dime.
Something fine to finish up
with, but only for Friday.
Narrow Colored Silk and
tinsel Dress Trimming, 7
cents fer gard
You'd never object paying
IL cents for it, but it Pays to
put money into your pocket
as we'll as into our own.
Another Plum for Friday.
Colored Silk Ribbon Fringes,
50 cents fer yara.
Main Entrance, Temple Street side.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-04-07

Napier Lothian will act as stage man
ager and g. W. Gillette, 1913, is business
manager.
Mr.. Bright probably has the most diff
cult character, but his work is considered
by those who have seen him to be fine
Mr.. Fisher, who takes the part of Alfred
Crawford, was taken sick the first part of
this week with fever and is barely able to
take part in the rehearssls, but shows some
fine study in his part.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-04-07

1t is always a pleasure to
direct attention to house
keeping utensils.
They are such an aid to
the necessary labor of life
and cost So LfLLe money
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-04-07

The Dessauer Opera company will give
the first presentation of "The Pirates of
Penzance" at Bridgeport on the 21st of
April. The company will hold dress
rehearsal at the Hyperion next Thursday
night.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-04-07

PART I.
81. n. 8. Banjo club.
II. n. 8. Glee clab.
Miss Ingerson Her Letter. Bret Harte.
Glee club.
Banjo club.
Wallace Curtis, solo.
PART II-c0NEny
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-04-07

PART II-COAEOY.
ttFour NanciaS. or Mixed Pickles :,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-04-07

Help yourself to the USE
full things for Housekeep-
ing at the little prices to-
day.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-06-22

THE COLUMBIAN RECIPROCITY
QUARTERLY.

THE magazine ord
Tourists OF
Lumber Producers Investors
Mineral Mining,
suppies where
industry brought direct with another
We will hands OF
and 5000 Real scat
with these
descriptions of what
wantsen
to a
N
i.
a reach
Anything will
list
the listen
negotiated
dcip-
in a subscriber
will be pleased with result
ADV
S5 inches. $500
inch rs Il inches. S2.25 Half $1,000
S50 Full $4,000
j Nc.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-06-22
Reward.

Liberal reward offered for information
regarding Sorrel Horse 10! hands
high. Blaze face; foretop cropped
short; three white feet. Strayed from
Piedmont, Mo-. May 22d. Address,
Piedmont. Mo. W C. SHIELD,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-06-22
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded
Rrice 25 cents per qox. For sale by P.
p. Crisp.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-06-22
Neal Was the Man!


Our correspondent, who desires TO
know whether Tom johnson didn't
construct that famous tariff plank. :"
the glory of which went TO Larry Neal,
shall be answered. There should be
no ignoble rivalry among reformers.
Every man of them should get his due
need of praise. No one should strut
about vaingloriously in the habiliments
of another, or fitch his laurels. Each
reformer should have, to hold and en-
Joy, whatever honOrs OF discovery or
leadership are coming to him: and
there should be no misunderstanding at
all about it.
Larry Neal presented on the evening
of June 2, 1892, his famous amendment
to the national platform as first agreed
at Chicago. He made a speech in sup
port of it. He was followed, approx
ingly, by Col. Henry Watterson of
Kentucky. After some eloquent talk
on the subject. Tom johnson appeared.
This is what he said:
81 endorse heartily the amendment
of my colleague from Ohio. The Dem
cratic party has been hungering for
years for Democratic platform of the
tariff, and. thank God, it has at last
come, and not a miserable addition to
that stump speech. Strike out what
vi in, in ,.in
ing terms what we mean. We, on the
stump and in the Democratic press,
denounce the protective tariff as a
fraud. Say so in your platform. We
are speaking to the people. Be honest
to your people. The only trouble has
been that the leaders are frightened;
the Democratic party is all right.
1.-The Chair-The question is on the
adoption of the resolution.
..Mr Neal-Mr. Chirman. Il demand a
call of the roll of states upon ing
amendment"
We especially direct the attention Of
our questioning correspondent to the
concluding paragraph OF what we have
quoted. Il demand" declared Larry
Neal. "a call OF the roll OF States upOr
my amendment"
1t was his. He did not offer it fol
Tom johnson, Or DIS Tom Johnson
substitute. or to oblige Thomas, or il
such fashion that johnson could af
terward claim it. He presented it or
his own responsibility The conven
ton adopted it on the responsibility o
the Democracy of the United States
the people approved and accepted it
and all that is now necessary. is for the
Democratic Administration to redeem
the pledge, as it must, or make Democ
racy and all its pledges and promise:
forever henceforth forswOrn, dishonor
ed, and discredited.-N. Y. Sun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-24

woul was Turned over ~ Geurg- Oberne
\ G. Frank a'sp brought a. Frank
Cru+san ri ~ corn cuhs, which he
found -m1ns 'tr tulbs ~ r'f dWrll.ra
W IA" trsrtyttiun. nrd Mr. Crupaan has
placed them ~ biz Flr.' s'rrat rnrlusity
store
Shrrfi Luna, ~ Naleryla county, who
~ ~ the city To- day, stHtes that his
sheep WHICH be- has ~ thr waite noun
tnus ~ Apache county, Arlpnn, are III
IN" condition, but the other STOCK poor.
HIS eptlng VOC clip amounted ~ about
SO,WN pounds, winch he Las shipped g.
Boston, and viii hpld there until the
market al, ances liz reports much d,s.
tree among the stock tatsets " Valencia
uonAfy, owing To- the prevalence " 10
drongha
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-24
BOARD 90 ALDEmMEN
, Sarge Amount OF Hu-inr-- Tran-
acted Last NtEht

The board ~ aldermen met last even
INK, there beins present Mayor Field,
\ldrfmen thildets, Grnndr llesar I,er,.
kOrO-r, Pratt, Rankin aud SchNsrty,
Guy Clerk Ennis, CITY Attorney butk.
hart aud Marshal Dodd
TIE minutes ~ the regular and tie
Hd!outued meetings we're rea and np
proved,
The buds advertised Tor ~ supply u
crty team aud driver were called iur aud
up"ued. They were as follows
" /. Iumhlr y Co, per mouth en- ~
{. g lott, p-t day ......... B 30
NJ T.. Jacuhr, yer day ...... % -
santiago BncA, prt day -.
I. g Lott Watering trees per lay 5 ~
Alderman ll,g,se.d"n moved that the
btdr h" referred IT, the ftr,,rt committee.
Alderman Schwartz moved, .rcuudrd
10y Alderman Pratt, That ~ u suhsttu,e
the b,de br immediately acted upon
luo euusututo motion DIT uu, pre-
,aiI, wh-t"upou Alderman rtn,t moved
nat the blis be- referred 10 tursttrrt com
m,Ii'~ WITH full power TO- net and report
At ia" rcNt regular meeting - a." hoard.
\ large list u ueW b,Is Nrrr nitro.
dl,rd, read aud rotrtr,,i g. the proper
cuuml,trrs
Ia" following bulls were approved ny
the finance committees, ant warrants
ordered DRAW Dor the amounts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-24
DriinIurnt raves

Delinquent Taxpayers 81. do Ne, ,u
tab" aiVhutH9" - co." iHW pas,ri 10y TIE"
BOTH New MrN.'l i"g -IhtINr hr-"ruhN
aud pa! their taxes briur" the .lmri ~.
plrrr. The las r"trtr,d t. ls chapter
iifty seven, aud X ns tr.IoNr.
Srcuon | The TIM" iDr the pay urut
~ taxes u any drscrIrlun whch ar"
uoN du" aud UNPAID - hrrrhN rN'rud"d
until the iirrt ia! 81 Jug, 1898, and up
az all such tnN"- Hhlch may b" rnld un
or before eaid tirrt ia! ~ July, lN.ci, no
lntrr-et shall he charged or co Hrrtri ;
but this shall not he considered ~ r"
li"vIug the taNpnyrr- from the payment
~ ANY costs or eNpeusr winch may hHy"
accrued ~ connection with SAID taxes on
account ut the nnu-pal m"nt thereof.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-24

III. directors - IA. Commercial clul
met lnst evening aud elected the follow.
INK oilir"rr Tor the ensuing yem
g, l., Brooke. pres dent.
- Il Rphlusou, first ylr" president
j VI Il Ihus, s,s'pnd NIr- pr-Hldeut
" u ll"uu"fslr"is secretary
= VI Folsom, tr-hsur-r
The tpi.uSlug committees we're also
uumrd ~ tie directors
Executive q H. Brooks, Noa Held
y n Folsom
Iluu-. II t. Errsus-pu, ] II. Kuhns
: N tu0Dnu., ga l.'r.i, g l. bruoks
supply J II kphue, " Is, lleuuer
sh-rts, q l. Mruse
Admissluu ~ Cr'aud, Jr. ID Is
Robinson. ", Il ChlIrr-, " IS ll-unst
sheets, NoA Held.
Library W Is, Iirnue,she.ts, W, B
CulIdsrs, A. W, Cl-land. Jr
There are other committees, bat they
AL Ge spDoIntsd Nv the preaidsnL.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-24


l.. Is, Stern ~"r ~ trrru,or yesterday.
lie returned home last night
NJ >. Otrro and Nfc left lHst Sstur.
day night Tor Chicago, where the! Will
visit Tor at least three .erks
Beruardlno Baca, - ia. Hssrsspr's ~.
nee, went up to santa l'e last night 90
business lie Will return tins evening.
j. NJ johnson and wife, ut Chicago,
are III the city MIR Juhuruu II ~ tie
RAILWAY maj, rerylco, and IL tnkrus lie
vacation.
q. 4. Frazier, shrrN AT prcus tI'y,
rrNas, WAS here yesterday after u rf'S
uL.r, but the man hat !lpNu the even
iug before.
II " Kelly, ID" JUNIOR m"mhrr u
tie tirm II Gross Blackwell, a Co., Wnr
IA town yeetrrdHy lie rr,urDrd T. Lns
Vegas last night
Frank Waugh, 'hr roum"fra 'rNN",
rr Tor Gross BluckH,l 4 Co., 81! H!"d
the sabbath ~ l.a- Nrg"r, returning Ia
tie cl,y 'Hst might
Mr., !. Edward rr,"rt AMI children,
/ Who have teen Nlrl,IuS relatives and
,u.uls m Santa fr or the past few
w..ks. returned huur the morning
q SHAMROCK, Cha- r. Brown, ",
II E,sun, nud t. y, lnumas came ~
,r,r, IA. FrultvHl. colony On the R'u
puerco, uud are registered at the Eu
fuprau,
". Is leukius, II, l., shepherd and
J,s. i Iomhuson, Jr., miners irou.
Cripple Creek, Col, are ~ the clty
Tnry can't nni better camp than l.n'
ilu-rths.
Pedro Prrea lett Nuudny Tor st
Maps, Kansas, where be h"S u sou y"
,Gg 10 school. lie aud tue Ooy viii re-
turn To- their home u, Brrrn,llp the lat
Ter par, u THE week
Meet. Brutun, the Spcotro county cat
H.. man, stopped over IA the city Ias
night aud vent south 10 hls HON. thi
morning Mr. Brutun has been - Col
uradu With some cattle,
dutch" Fowler, one ~ the frrlgh
conductors on the Atlantic a pac,h
west VI Gallup, Ia IN u. city, aud rump
has II that he IL her. h. purchase hi
Wedding clothing, II 10 tAss lhA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-24
tIrrtTir BItIrrs,

Thus rrm"dl Ire n"rumlng 40 vel
known ana ~ p,i..nr as u need u,
lp,rraI mention III Who have us-,i
Electric Blttrrs rr.' ~" sam" song Oi
prn,r. 4 purrr unJu" dpes not eH,s,
aud II II guarar',a 10 do all that II
e. aimed E"c,r I,ttrr- vii cure all
d., Asses 81 the I.rr and Kidney, vii
remove Plml,rs, i,.I-, salt kh-um aud
other af.r,,p,- .,.-rd 10y ,mpur.
n.ood Viii drive ManrIa from III,
sSstpn and rrr,.r' ~ ""ll ~ cur. all
Nnlnr,,I ir,rrs cure ~ Headache
CONGREGATION a,d s~st,un Try Elec
trlc litt.rs Elt-r -ntrsiautlon guar
nnteed. ~ none, -r'uui"d Pro. y
.cnt- and 81, per .,'ur al T. II, Bur
CESS A SuLs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-24
ttshouId he Lnk,rrA mon-r.

j. Is Wilson, ~ Clay ST, sharpe
burg. Pa, says he will lot h" without
DIR Kings Nes Discovery Zoe Cuneump
tlun, Coughs and Culds, that It cured
hls wife who WAS threatened N,th Pr"u.
mona after an attack ~ "ln Gripp",
when various other remedies and several
physlclans had done her n" good. Rnr.
-rt Barber. of Cook-port Pa, cnms DR..
Kings New Discovery has done hun
more good than anything hr ever ua-d
Tor Lung Trouble. Nothing hk"it. Try
It. Free Trial Bo,tlrs ut I II burgess
Il Sons drugstore. Large bottles, ~
cents anu 81 ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-24

The hest s"v" IN ia" world Tor cute
brua.s. sor.s. ulcers, salt rheuu. fewer
sorea. letter. chapped hHnds. chilblnDn-,
corns, aud all skin "rnplInns, aud porl
lively cures piles, ~ no pay required u
IL guarartr, Il I" ~" g t"r' sH'itthr'l'n
or money refunded idlc" - crn'e yet
box. For SAFE 10y Dr. Thos II, Burgess
A Son, druggists,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-24

Ia Nt'"r-, uu" - To-. W"Ir Fargo
"Nrr"rr ni"-r"rsrir "a the At.nuur 4
in'I',., h"t seen the ciy huI lave Al.
-. 'H. hal ~ 'Np"rI"Lr" 90 "a" tram lee.
tween lHmpM nrj Auufry, Arizona. at
"r,'.k yesterday mpfuLs Mr.
~'"N"rs rnhE that h." Wnr nNukrIrd to-
hl- rnf "",uf fuj, = sm. H., and ruppua
~ -" rar Na- uu i.r" he lmiu-dln'"y
Pu,'"d -" tell cord and the tram came
t. u bolt Constructor ll"t-"r came up
Hud the! took the water krg aud went
e. a." hrni end ~ III" ear where the
rm"E" "ur c,mIug trpm aud found live
hui"- bored ~ th" ead door
The cunductur immediately lrit tie
car 'raWIrd uv"rNh. tender t. the eu
cancer Hud tod hun g. pull cut Mt once
Mr. Stev,us sra,rr that at the tIm. hp
~" no suspicious characters. tut Hay
tire" pnrt'rs A"r. s,S'n ~ Peach Spruce
10y the conductor, aud one asked Inn II
b" gRr gong T. stup NJ lHmpRI
TIA" m"-s"ns-r states that there wns h
ullId - som" KIND thrown IA through
tu" holes, wlucu had IT,. odur 81
sulphur. II" also thinks tina, suur
powder war used, The men I,it nlt ~
the platform ~ their haste a. get away
lhr blt H. IN the I,osr"ssiuu VI Lpcal
Auditor lialcn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-24

After the Silver convention To- u" he'd
nj Silver Cay, july ith, Is over, pr"par
atlons will be commenced ut once L.
hold one at Albuquerque during the
territorial far. krrp the hH,t rolling AL
along the lice and free SILVER will WIN
and prosperity once more hold tulJ sway
10 the land - klngman, Arizona, Miner
Are you InsuTedg II tot, now ~ the
time To provide yuutsrlf ard family With
u bottle ~ Chambrrlaln's cohr, rhulrra
and dlarrhua remedy ~ an insurance
against any serious results from AN G,'
tack OF bowel compliant duuuH the aum'
msr monihs, II ~ almost c-r,Hrn ~ lie
needed and should be procured ~ once,
40 other remedy can take lie place ~
do Its work - and ~ cent bottles 'uI
sale by /, II BurResa " son r, drugg's,t
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-24

Atr~ ths,r- Nrm- from the west
tHd uhos 40 po.tIII

cl"rk ut The DISTRICT court. Harry lsne,
very conpet"nt ,oups gentleman. hn
charge ~ tie ~
c. y Miller, ~ Midland. Texas. hn
leased the Exchange hotel. aud a inuc
All u" held ut H." r,r,. t.is .yrrIrs
The house has been uur.ehIy truuy
alrd
Judge ber h"a'i tie m,s'ris tenor
. ~ the llnNl"y dNutc" r,.v ,r.,,r.iun
and part ~ the ntgumrri - .,r.ft,
/. .pp,s.us attorneys. Ars.m.rt. u.,. b,
ra 'lud"d b"'pr" 'h" .I.it. N.aI,,
After atour dnyr rca-. .r, DO WINCH IT,,
rmmmt-riuurrr sni a- board - ml
equalization aud ,tnu-,.'rd u ,fs,
amount ~ hurrurss, adj tutUmou' $50.
had Thursday Afternoon uutu TIE TIE,
Monday N july
Irauslto /. Malta D, sIuJlls away vi
s1mr legal "sttrg-rs,' Nb.h o." p,'p. ,,,
To- introduce at the mex, ierrl,urm. I,s.-
tu.r. lie rrrp,ts tm"s nara Arh h.m
but stti hts laa practice kr"ps up u,tpr,
'hr probate Hud justice counts
P'uO,tc Court C,rrk hnuYs and u,.
ila,"ut deputy. J \ Suhmrr-, ur,
uIay checking ~ the ch,r g-r lu the t,N
u- rssmouts 49, puOmttsi - tie board
- county commissioners, -u the N1tk
,nr bp"rd VII appear ~ cocoa order uu
lhc minute book
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-24

I''..| ''.' t'NN.y , . .stH'.
SAILOR Knapp las tr,ururd 10 the eat!
from Chlrngu
M'-. j ]. k""gnn, y Grtlup, IL here
pu vrsIt To VI ,s McCur,
Lpus Held Is At L,ny delivering
i''n rherp To IL lrndHd buyer,
santiago Baru, county nss-ssor, has
returned from hle ,lsrt To- Jrm-l hDt
sprlueS
Mrs. Mitchell, ahos" husband IN min.
lug IA Arizona, ,s quIt" vi AZ her room at
Mrs. ArudHs with quincy,
Mira j Dodge. who hHa Dt<'n vl-itirg
Albuquerque friends Tor the past Z =
Sr-ks, .rt, lprt rr.ht '.r ~, loulr.
Mrp ". G. lIn,n-iIu" aud several u
her children Nii, ,"H'" 'u.mortoH morn
TX f,r Chrnar, 80 Toe nu,"nt rry.ral
Weeks.
Mrs Scu,tr l"it lhrt night 'pr Gallup,
brIus cnllrd there ~ trl". ram M
/ upuuc,DG the dangerous l,iurts ~ hef
daueht"r, Mrs D"yd-
- a. Kim, md l.l, Ar,,,.r. ,L,
nan. hurp.J I'm, H., other nr.ru,nr.,r
,,,,.. r,r,>,S tl.n,tl.., u.,,I ,.hyI,
,o...,.r, .,,,,,.,r d, ,,u.,, l.,.., s,,,.
, =. 49,, >,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-24

take spme -teps 80 t"eciud the acton ~
the council last evening IA regard 10 the
rHIut .uu'taci Mr Wilrs Vaa se.u
tbs 200 'tnu. 10y IT," reporter, and he
- ,'"i ihkt D." Nns not quite ready yet
l. give 10 H." public NnH tue company
,u,rr ia dprs ~ tie r.nt'.r. llr con
virrrd the contract l"gn. 1ur, aud II
looks very much ~ Il the rlty vii br
compelled O. stand u hw SUIT
Mrs Henri! ln,knnrt hna received "a
very ut"reetlns .rltet from Judge " II
Thinker, Who wac recently appoint ted
ia ted Statee prosecuting 6tiutue, Tor
Washington. Tie Judge spcak- uu the
.ul.'ct u statehood, nud states that Ne
regrets very much to learn that the ter
riurhl DEMOCRACY w. all broke up over
III" federal patronage dealt out los
Mcssre. Joseph, frrsu-sou hud Cti-t
Ayuure Naod" slrl called At lur Ctr.
l.,N Nc" Is, noon to-day. 6ud told a
'iory 'p tie ,'~ci that man wearing
irnts h. iluu9 met her hrt rlgl' uu 81
Yer n'ruu" h"tN""u NaHuhd AMI IhItd
-'r""ts nnd mat" ,ud"reu, proposals ,o
hrr to- Ertbt-i her uy the arm aud
attempted {. iuryr her t. accompany
lNu, NU"u rhr ."tkrd ippre hri ran ~
tvt nH po.rtr" 'u tie h.U., = ~ ir,rui
~h" stnt"s i'ui 'hr man uNrtrd e. take
h"f ',.k irNr.. ave Ter NOR" none,
t0nn -" o"ui make at huuroVutk. nut
-h" rputu"d hll hIr advances aud made
Ter ".rhp" ~" ur irrrtHud's very u'tlr
= The t's'-n .nreuAgr, hUt says that
rh' o. u.i identify -" mau 4 sir ruuIi
-"" }. 200 ngb.u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-24
tn Tan W,,h ,Ana,Err

The ueu ,aru"ry at T. Paso en- tau
no hides per rorth, aud Will use cana
vre. The plant cost only sl'n AID vii
nav ou, about go per mouth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-24

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= H,rkI.tt r,,, a,t,.,,., 49,
Il n GrrrulrUi 1000
~ l'"nrc" 'iii rh!e'unu -
- ""''n'" . 80
rhrs n ,,.sr, 4 g., ~,
Dr prstcr, cts pln-,r.au p. u
W l. Itmh." \ Co. I 80
80 A. ~ 49, ''
"A I. itur',,.
the L.snt Co ii 81
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o''f" N'"'"nd"r p"l''''n"d ~" h""ti
To- f"7'ind previous order asking tlm
l" i'W''" " """d"r SIZED %" 'ni erected
"''hih 'h" uf" hm''r 10" irNt,un Nss
NOT ",'"""d
) I draper, proprietor ~ IT," MERRY
-" h'uhd, p"l'"h"l u" hoard o. r"-
I''" III" iIc"ne" ~ Z per dn!
Alderman ti"Hs"Id"u moved that the
hc"us" be 49, per quarter, V!lch notion
shr CARRIED
4 j MRluy hrkrd the board To- allow
hlm 10 erect u one. story bfl,k buliilng
With corrugated iron root md front pn
a." corner ~ Flrst street and SILVER
n,"uur.
Alderman kutbrr moved that the lr.
utroL b- rrfrrtrd t. the tire cumuuttre
'ur action, when Alderman CmIi,re
wp,"d that IL" notion ur amended to
r"nd, "pruNided. the erection ~ th"buI
TX lu"s not ruuiitrt with tie rtty urd,.
rnurrs. The amended notion pre-.
Nh,i"d.
|"N''h "e"'nS th"t p"ft"n ~
""''"' street u" Rr"''d "i" F"ni nhd
'',"''"' !" '''' street. COMMITTED
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- 's"''"'s' '"'"' n", ia" "n"fd 'h"' H."
''S wa" 81 "tf'"fH 81 rent t'r Ia" No. :
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A''"f"'"n h"""'n, OF ia" H'r'~' cot"
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Sn"' u" instructed 7" remove III" '""'" ~
"'"vn - !" "'c"''Hhc" WIN th' r"p"H
"' w h"ht"hs' "hs'h"'F'
N'u"th'hh h'fo"r' 81 the r'llc" com
mites stated 'h"' HE closet IA Tia" c'ty
JAW Wa" let l" Ia" ln""et bidder, anu
'ha' Tue ~"'H WAS s"t'"'"ot"r|
Alderman fra't' "f the t'i" committee,
knowing the condition ~ ia" hr" "?pa
rhtuH' male IehRth! TAX upon Tho sub
!"c'' ANA On conclusion Ald"rmnn knr'
Der moved Va" motion h"'ns r"c"ndrd,
That the hf- Commits" u" granted fnll
power 10 pnrchhh" ne" hook aud lad
h"r "n'h' "hh Two sets 81 ne" wheel" Tor
u" ho"" cAr'"' "a" ola wheel" I" b" r"
paired Tor temporary us-. The commit.
t,.r SIll confer with the local chief, and
,hr order w,li be sen, oil M early ns pos.
rihle.
Ia the matter ~ IT," opening ~ New
York avenue, Alderman thl,d"rr, ~ the
Especial committee, asked Tor more time.
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"P'"'"' V" 'ho ''"'u'' question rue
pWniun states that the board went
too TAR ~ ia. matter. beng pro
hiL,,.L Tram ,u,ur,,pv surt -.
"" 'AP"n"" " Va" per cent
hm'i, and Furthermore the contract shs
Vuid for the reason that IA. hoard failed
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