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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
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fnt memgtnG,
LaAi night, Sheriff Solomon Luna and
A NJ, Bergere, Of Los Lunss, we're 90
rompanied TO the city by Judge W. q.
llsacock, and from them brief account
ot the lynchins OF q man at Cebolista,
Ia the western part % Valencia county,
last Saturday night, was obtained. 10
seems that the little Mexican ssttlemsas
~ all torn up over political dissepsious,
aud few days ago ireneo Con sslee aud
son 81 Desiderio SaDdoval, q rich sheen
ralser, engaged IA very bitter quarrel.
which brought the two men To blows
Last Saturday, sometime during the day,
Gonzales wac in Cebollets, riding on hs
horse aud acting IN boisterous manner.
lie passed the house. % Mr.. Sandoysls
several times, and finally fired several
shots through the wlndows. lie was re-
ported 10 the constable, who followed
the man. arrested him and brought him
back to CeOolleta The Sandovals we're
worked up 10 white beat, and IN that
passion they, with q few friends, sur.
rounded the constable and took from
him the prisoner. Securing q rope, Con.
Ialss was lassoed around the neck,
dragged at high speed through the
toWu, and then taken in the night time.
hall dead, to a convenient tree and
yIched
Pohcarplo Garcia, n client Of Judge
lieacocS, vas IN the city this morning.
lie sta,-s that he received q telegram
from lAguna yesterday at Los Lunas,
verifying the report % the lynching. He
reports considerable bad blood between
political factons Of Cebolle,a, Aad be-
ll"vse that friends Of Gonzales wi,
evenRe hls death.
Sheriff Luna teleRraphed from here
la~t night to his chief deputy ct Los Lu.
nNs to investigate the lynching at onos,
aud arr est ell parties concerned 10 the
affair, after which he and Mr.. Bsrssrs
left Tor Santa Fe.
Gonzales was brother. iu Law Of Desi.
d'rlo Sandoval, the latter being one Of
the commissioners OF Valencia county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

Eugene Marion, fsmiliary called
"Ftenchy" and the faithful old smploye
at tbe stable " w, L. Trimble 4 Co,
called early tnls morning ct the San
Jos' meat market FOR some fresh meat,
tut not finding what he desired he got
On the meat market wagon and drove
down TO the alley entrance OF the Blan-
rhnrd Meat and Supply company for
Shat lie wanted. After entering the
alley. between The Ofiice saloon and the
Greenleaf building, the horses began 70
buck, rear. and plunge, aud tho more
Ftenchy, who sat upon the seat OF the
wagon, tried TO qniet the animals, the
worse they got, until finally they started
III on dead run The wagon was CON-
pletly turned over aud the gentleman
thrown with much force against the
alley wall Of The Office saloon. lie was
picked up, conveyed TO the stables, and
Or yesterday summoned lie wss
found pretty badly bruised and hurt
over the body. with a few scratches on
the face and head, Out the doctor aose
not apprehend any serious outcome.
The wagon IL l totol wreck, but strange
Ia relate the horses got of with only .
few scratches ON their legs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

Justice l. ckhart IL bpu1ug YER with
business, aud h,s irlrutrd clc.s IT. keep.
,ng the re- ords ~ tine style
"Wm. Alley, you ~" charged with
i.h,tug; stand up and take .ur medl
eau, Ikea little man Evii.uce was
heard, aud thu justice nse-ssr, tine u
80 and costs against INN. Not having
tho requisite cash, he vas COMMITTED 10
the clty jail Tor ten days
j. Bennington aud William surgeon
w-f" the uext called, Bth o. them are
mrmb"rs ~ : gang ~ men town ~
"vHgr," Bennington got ten days on
the cham gang, aud Spurg-on, who
ella m- to bc u descendant Of .ue Spur
g"on iaunll ~ London, was cent .p Tor
,"eu'! d,!s. He IL an old urr der.
j. Il llaSlry, Tor hutchcrrnr without
"A license, vac up before just . Lock
hart, Sc nc, VAS deferred until
Monday m,ru,ns.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
y l.iNrll RUNWAY

That spirited delivery team &, Medler
y EatherIngtun's took u notion ~ leave
the store at | O'Clock thus ate uuon aud
dad ~ at n lively rate They e, ia aorth
% Second street at Zen b. ch sty lr
OF running, aud made g,Raut,. attempt
u turn east on Gold avenue, running
the wheels ~ the wagon ~ the
cement curblng IN font u . Albu.
qu"rqua National bank, where . ~ the
horses ehpped on the pavement fell aud
got tangled Ia the harness, bra irg H..
whole outfit To sudden h,u Brave
gentleman, like T. & RIbrft,,p, T. |.
Gilbert and Frank Rose, wer" ,gual 10
the emergency, aud after relon..ug the
standing horse from tho WI N, also
rescued the fallen animal. . hor,ss
we're rot injured, but the - anu
aSles OF the wagon are spruus Moral:
Always hitch your teams.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
WuIhattaa'- Wiars,

Joe. Muhattnn, 81 l.nu,syrlle. KY
whose marvellous stores ab Ut th,s a, d
that event, gave him the title Of being
the "b,Rg-st liar" IN IT,. United States. 70
In Santa Fe, and the New Mexican says;
Joe Mulhatton il 10 town. lie drcpped
down from the Chama placer fields last
night aud he declare he ~ shaken the
dust ot Kentucky from his feet Dor all
time. For the pas, diva months the Gel.
brsted Ksntuk,an has b. n living IN y
dag out on the RIO Chama, twelve miles
sbsvs Ab'quiu, snp.r,ntending the doing
OF assessment work On . Veral Thousand
acres ~ placer ground which his cnm.
pAny controls, lie brings good rsports
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
New lutheran minister

q, \. M, Young l.u'hrrhn MINIS
ter, - ba.tlm ne, Md arrived the other
day, and wi take charge II the Luther
an church 1t 'hl- cty. lie hLis here I,
most exec lent cnLrt"SatIuu 81 Luther
"ue, bul every body f~"IIDR considerably
iprmr, rrs'Nr, Rev, rrtor E"v. NrG
MAS hri. = introduced >" uu, citizens lnst
Sn,nrdn! b! Jnn.h kufhrr nnd Herman
h"li l.utherau s"fyIr's N H." Ch.rch on
LutlE lhlrd s'rse'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
naere for Treatment.

About thres weeks Axo, II. K Noel. r
l. Noel, +. NJ. Albright and Horace Yoe-
man, four young gentlemen, arrived 10
tho city from Santa Fe, on their way 10
the San Juan gold placer fields. After
arriving at Ration Springs, near the Nav.
aio reservation, where q. w. Bennett
conducts trading business with theNsv.
Ajo Indians, they met party from the
San Juan, who pronounced ,hs gold pls.
Ger fields q great fake" They then con.
cluded 10 make the best OF II, and the
Noel boys commenced negotiating TOE
the purchase Of the business VI Mr.. Ben.
nett. A few days ago II. X. Noel was
eating some wood, when the are slip
pad and the keen edge was buried In the
large bone Of his left leg between the
tpot and ankle. "estsrdsy, Mr., Bennett,
aud Mr. Noel arrived in the city. aud
the young gsatlsnsn 10 being treated
by DR.. fearcs. The other membsv OF
The San Juan party were left al the
syringe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

Joseph V. Dory. OF WarsGw, M, was
troubled with rheumatism AL, lr,ed a
number oi different remedies, uut Gays
none Of them seemed to do IN any
good, out tinally he got hold Of ne that
II eddy cured him. lis a. much
% ~ sod With II. and felt sure thu others
similarly afflicted would like 10 know
what The remedy was that cured him
lie states Tor the benefit VI tn public
that II Is called Chamberlau = Pam
Balm. For sale by I. n. Burgess n
Son, Druggists,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

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

ExSherif Psrsa, who went It ~ Of
tcs on the lat Of January, has returned
from SAINTS fe, where he mad com
pl-te and accurate settlement y tn X j.
Pslen, territorial TREASURER. Thr receipt
VI the treasurer, which is hell by Mr.
Perea, states that thu amour, turned
over, $25,tGG 33, was distribute M FOL.
lows: Tor territorial purposes, S2l "A,
1Oi Tor territorial institutions, no -;
capital contingent interest fund sisl,ii;
cattle Indemnity fund, tll12, Mr. pe
rsa leaves his office IA the best shape,
and II all the sherlffs ~ the territory are
~ honss, aud ptum?' in paying over the
peoples money 40 Mr.. Prr"a, +. terri
tory would he in US good shape Ii iHncial
~ as any state or territory IN It's coun.
try.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
Oar Apike Lender

The Eu,.rpria., Il Silver city, con-
tains the iollpw,Eg about Gibson, The
spike lesder Tor the Albuquerque bose
team al the last territorial fair;
Gibson, the sprDt-r, who defeated
yugtg Robinson IN this ciry recently
nae hlWs"lf defeated ut IL l'aso Sunday
last hy u soldier from Port il-s. The
soldier Mas given three ysrds tie start
IN the race, There 10 talk Ia the tf.ct
that Gibson threw the race. A match Il,
beiog arranged here b-,we.u wayn.
Whitehall, 81 this city, and Il ,bihson, ~
Pms Altos, Tor SAL u side. IL wlil be
en- interesting race.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

We authorize our advertise Irugg IT
to sell DIR. Kings New DE. yrry Tor
consumption. coughs and co.'s, upon
this condition. IL you are aiil .l with
a cough, cold or sDy lung, r.roat or
chest trouble, and will Use III remedy
AZ directed, giving II "a far I, al, and
experience no Lenetit, you may return
the bottle and have your niou., refund
al. We could not make ihis offer did
We not know that DIR, Kings %.w Dis
covery could Oe relied on. II nryer da
appoints, Trial bottles tree rs +. IL.
Burgess L Sons, Drugg,sts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

About tNp weeks Az, Tor ,ack ~ work
. liamhu, discharged HG I'a.au tailor.
and tie mnu several d,ys afterwards
lrft for Cnlr,go, Yesterday. ~ iryIng
on frurk IT, - Pruor \ bert Goa, up.
on ~ custom, b." found TIA, tie GOALS
IN many pi,r,. we're ,u', Hni thrfetuf.
cump."', fu.IeL NJ. i,mmnl s'aic-
tina, hr b,,l'.r. that lhr mat IhtuH vas
committed hS the discharged tHrlor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
Industrial Aisuaa~rau.

Three tourist" palGters eau along
th,s way about u week ago, ys the
hustler, One obtained work IN -rrllus,
the other two departed for the Duke"
cr,y The following msil brough letter
from one 81 them Ia the man writing
s,gns IN Cerrillos. II began thu.
"AlOnquerqus, y. NJ, Jan. 81 TI, in
Ial, Dear jim: We arrived | re last
n GIT, and wers immediately ',un in"
Have you got any money YETI lSyou
don't got any by Tuesday you T. ell not
send H. Think We will get u j., when
We get out. Yours, "in the soup"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
4 Leader

Sine, l,s iirst lrtrrductlpn, Electric
Dt,-rs ma gnInsJ RAPIDLY ~ uopular IA
vuI, until LuN ~ IN clearly m the lead
among pure II sdoinSl tonlrs aud altsra
t,y"s - contn r'as nothing winch per.
It IL recpgn ,,-,l n tie b-st aud Ilresi
medicine ~ al ailm"uts - - mach,
ache, iuI s"elln, cuns, patua, and
drly. malaria fDm a." syttsm. Salts
faction gunr'rie'd W.T. each bottle or
the MONEY 'll, n rel irdrd, Price urly
IN. par n"''" hid by I, II. burgess a
Bon, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
Raekien's Arsiea tsaiye.

The beat sslvs in the world for outs.
bruised, sores, ulcers, sAlt rheum. fever
sores, letter, ehsppsd hands, ohiiblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, aud posi-.
lively cures piles, or no psy required. 10
IL anaFsntssd 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded, Price - cents per
box. For sale ny DR.. Thomas II. Bur.
gess 4 Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

Mr.. Albert favorlte, Of Arkansas City,
Kan, wlshes tO give our readers the O-n
NJ ~ his experience with colds, lie
Gays: II contracted cold early last
sprug that settled On my lungs, and
had hardly recovered from It when
caught another that hung On all summer
and len me with hacking cough which
! thought never would get rad ~. !
had Used ChambsrlalG'S Cough ll-meiy
some fourteen years ago With much sue
c,ss, aud concluded h. Try II again
When | had got through With one bot,le
INV oough had left me, and ! hav. not
suffered with n cough or cold sGce,
have recommended II To others, ard all
speak we'll ~ IT," ~ cent botlls- Tor
sal" by r. II. burgess and Spu, Drug
yIktA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

Telegram 49," ilSiug All over the suuth.
Sest, Iufufunug the officers To be Ca the
l"ok"ut ior Conductor Norman, Que u
the Santa +" road employees recenily ar
rested at La- Vegas charged with break
iug INTO aud stealing frpm fr.igh, cars
and Burke, o murderer They esrarrl
from thor guard a. Las V, SHs sa,ut.
day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

For the Information ~ the great morn.
ing dU.y hat t,ke, the A-s Iclat.d
Press dispatches and the great daily
that "rcn"ps everything lnr trrr6rN
states tGat Mrs WhurrN, wife ~ ~
SECRETARY u the NNy Wntury, lied nj
her home IA New York Chy at 3u'c'ock
sunday morning One ~ the dallies
cuntarurd grape ,rr-" d'-pntuh tuiu
morning that the lady VAS on the brink
- death, when shr had b..l dead 'or NJ
least twenty hours bsfurs. THIS ~ AN.
other cass where the pub lr IL beng out
ragged FOR late n-wr by "scO pGg" morn.
ing papers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
syringe,

A hale, old man, Mr.. Jas, Wilson, OF
Allsu's Springs, H., who 10 over " years
Of age, says; II have IN my time tried
great many medicines, some ot excellent
quality; but never b.fors did hnd any
that would ~ completely do ali that 10
claimed for Il ~ hAmbsrlaiDs Colo.
Cholera and D,Arrh1a remedy. II 10
truly . wonderful medicine" For sals
by T, II. BuTssss A Soc. Drugg.stA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

Mr.. G +. Davis, editor OF III Bloom
felt. Iowa, Farmer, sayt; II ca recon
mend lhamberlains Cough X. rI.dy Ia
al suff-rero with colds aud Group, ]
have used u III my family Tor ne past
tao years and have found il ~ best
ever us@d Toy be PURPOSES Tor h,oh u
~ Intended ~ cent bottles !ol sale by
I. ii. Burgess A Son, Druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11
pnlyrrrity Note.

The CASTELAR, Literary aprirt, held its
regular meeting yesterday IN tie society
hall at the Univrrsity, The officers Tor
ensuing term were installed, aud the
members entertained ~ usu.l with u
literary program. Mise Nora st,try lie
lver"d humorous reri'auou scriblng
night IN n sleeping car. VI ter Nor
man Sierry preeeut-d the news ~ the
week. and the question rec, we'd, that
the Worlds Far should be- ,rened on
SUNDAY, was lively debated I the iol.
lowing parties; Affirmative w. &. W.
Jenkins and Miss Ellen Jrul. ~, mega.
tive Mr. NJ Ge,ne, aud Nj Ilassie
Bell. The result was drclsi.. IN favor
~ the negative
Prof kap,say IN absent on ,urt vat
to Santa Fr.
THE buys at the luiyrrs,t, have or.
gauilrd "a hnse tall team aud ~ soon be
M ready To- prove their aoll., 10 play
that game as they nv ARE g. ,lay loot
tail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

= the utlnuk ~ the Chaua sltna IN.
San juan fivrr bonn petrfrd %. be- saws
- mum ~ southern Culufa. u.u,fs
have cuu" ~ The CHAINS river ,Ii, AM
have stHksd ,liima The Wat n Their.
~ hhu zoe" aud there n no IL .H.uu' ur
ih" ,Nl-t"r q" - gold, How be- ~ sn,,
& ~ the ptubIem The ptdiuat, siuuuus
prpn"ss viii no. de-, Ne the gplI IN - tie
hour and rcnle variety ani Il ,ta 81 on
To" water Mr Mulhatton cay5 he has
perfected arrangements e. at IN y
Bu 'yfu- RmHlgamatot this sptiu <, and he
thiuks tie teats thus Tar mad. v II insure
To" succ.-a ~ such aplnn ~ ", aiing the
gravel There are thousands acres ~
these gold b~aring gravel beds on the
thhma Al present there are Is aniy FIVE
men IN camp, aud the reports hey send
Ia their Colorado friends buugs new
cumrrs every few days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-11

I. Mullen, the Magdalena miner. a
friend ~ Chas. OConor Roberts aud
Donald Mclae, IL in the city. Mr., MuI
len ~ o~i-t ~ some excellent mines 10
ard around MHgdalena, among the llst
being the "ligLiaud Mary"
ID, u. Robinson ! resident of the Santa
Fe, Prescott A Ph~niH railroad, being
constructed from ASh Fork, returned 10
the city from the west last night, lie ~
ports work progressing finely, and s'ates
that Prescott will DO reached 10 short
tIms.
W C. Leonard, tho Railroad avenue
dealer 10 geatS furnishing goods, drove
down to lirl-n last Sunday, and WAS he
guest Of john BECKER. the merchant and
Hour miller, Mr Leonard drove back 10
lLs Ca.y lAls Yesterday afternoon. bring
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-07-07

1t is an odd fact that the thirteen
trees which Alexander Hamilton
planted near his country house, the
Grange, to symbolic the original
States of the Union, and which are
still standing near the old manor house
on Convent avenue, between 142d and
1851 streets, have kept pace with the
growth of the States which they rem
resent. For instance, New York
State is represented by the largest
tree, standing in the centre of the
group. Close to it stands the next
largest, representing the State of Penn
sylvania Rhode Island is represented
by the smallest tree, which is Il mere
baby by the side of the others, and
the crooked tree is called South Caro-
lima. 1t has taken al abrupt turn and
grown perccptlbly out of the grove:
then it turned again just as suddenly.
and grew up straight. South Carolina
was the first State to secedc from the
union. Since peace has been restored.
however, she has been one of the most
thrifty and flourishing of the South.
ern States. The house is now used as
IA Sunday school room. 1t was Hamil-
TONS residence at the time of his duel
with Aaron Purr in Weehawken in
lS04.-[New York Recorder.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-07-07
A Monster Salmon.

A royal chinook salmon, weighing
eighty-two pounds, was received bv
President Myers of the Worlds Fair
Commission recently from a firm of
Columbia River cannerymen. The
big fish, which is said to be the larp.
est aud finest specimen of its kind ever
seen, was taken from the Columbia
River near OAK Point by Henry
Frischkorn. 1t is four and halt feet
in length and measures forty inches
in circumference The monster was
at once shipped to Smith & Lovett of
Oregon City, who have offered to
freeze all fish Tor the Worlds Fair
free of charge. t. enclsc this salmon
it will take a solid block OF ice six
feet in length thirty inches in with,
aud twNnty-faur inches in thickness.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-07-07
Value of the Eucalrnlns Trpe

The value of eucalyptus tree or
plant in pulmonary troubles has been
demonstrated. Oil of eucalyptus is q
valuable disinfectant, and its external
use in cold is wide. 1t is said that in
localities whore these plants grow
thickly immunity from fevcrs is en-.
joyed, suggestive fact that ought to
bear fruit in localities where fevers
flourish. And somebody further suo-
gesIs to pace in hospital corridors
particularly hospitals where consumn.
tives aud fever patients are treated
tubs aud pots of tins plant to lest its
virtues aud if possible, derive benefit
from it.-[New York Times.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-07-07
A Queer Bird.

A friend hailing from Nanhai dis
trict in kuanglung states that an un-
common looking bird was captured
there in the country last winter. Tho
bird stands three feet high from the
ground, and has the head of a human
being, while its body is covered with
hair several inches in length. On its
appearance the country people were
much alarmed and Il large crowd set
ont TO exterminate the uncommon ami
NAL, for fear it should be dangerous
customer to harbor.
The person who managed to save il
from tie mob aud had the courage to
capture it has made a good thing out
of it. He has been exhibiting the rare
fowl and has made ''piles of money"
by 1t. In addition to its strange an
pearance the bird is said to be ga most
modest creature" avoiding the gaze
of curious people as if it were too
bashful to let people see it, and it is
only at the command of its master that
it will show itself.-[North China
Herald.