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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

cate. Mr.. Mcmillan 10 u lawyer,
originally from Pauidips county, Ohio,
and he Ia 30 we'll pleased with the city
that he thinks he ".truck II rich" by
stopping here. I,orion Miller had tho
gentleman in charge when the repor ter
met o'"''
President Marvel aud General Mana.
yer A. A. koo'nson, OF the Atchison
Topeka a Santa Fe road, are expected
IN the city sunday morning. They are
on = reg ular inspection tour
A.. A. AhaI .,s,.,i,i. -, N
~ $50
Abel anu "''''"o' ",s' h.mms norman,
WI" ~ -, '.' Wv 80
WV u"''' 49, a., a., .,s,.' o
'"o'"'s'
NJ .. oteto' anu VT W. w hsr''so"
returned last h'Rn' rom Las vegas,
where 'hey went Vo s''eno 'no '"he'a
81 DR. l.. &. HenrlVuee, which they state
was attended hy friends from oil over the
territory.
4, ~ H.. Ill
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

Surveyor General r., +. Hobart, pass
ed tur. ufh Tor the city ~ Washington,
where Nr vii make n IereUnhl canvass
~ the s"rA,r ~ the interest 81 the bill
making certain amendments 10 tho act
establishing the court - private land
claims then llphatt make. thus trip be
cause hc feels II IN his conscientious duty
g. DO ell ~ hlr power 10 bring about
thls change whereby the thousands
~ poor people nov and tor twenty
live years or more past occupy lDg
lands, which they firmly believe their
own, shall not have such homes PLACED
~ jeopardy The whole trouble has
ARISEN from the inability 10 make the
wisc men % congress understand that
/ M-Ncan hol hinge cannot be conformed
+ ~ the square divisions % land which the
/ American government has adopted. II
. Val be- the crime " the age u the Law
shall not be- ~ changed M u allow d
lI,".n long aud marrow holdings beins
saved 10 the native people. Las Vega
Onto
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

effect that The ofliSsrs ~ the club memoir
'sl'xe congress to pass the omnibus ter.
ritorizi bill,
Meears. OIilders, Ferguss1n and
Slower were appointed committee To
draft q memorial. requesting the terri
torisl Legislature 90 make ~ changes IN
the present public school law. aud nc
oepting no oompromiss IN regard to
dlverting the revenue.
II was though, advisable that upon the
subisct Of county division 40 action
should be taken.
In accordance with the desire o. the
Commercial club, the following telegram
lett Albuquerque this morning:
Albuquerque, y. NJ, Jan. ~
To Hon. Levi z. Morton, President Of
the Senate, Washington, u. G.:
Dear SIR; The Commercial Club OF
| Albuquerque, embracing IN its membet
ship nearly all of the business men oI
this city, in special meeting, memorable
the SENATE, through yourself ~ its pre-
ai,ng officer. 90 admit 10 the UNION New
Mexico, Arizona, Utah and Oklahoma
ESPECIALLY " an omnibus bill To tina
effect is reported tavorRbly from th'
committee on territories.
q. l. BRooKs,
President Com msrctHl Club
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
LYON tho Daily. January III


Mira John Trimble 10 on tho sick list
Rsy. Thos. Harwood, Of Sooorro. was
at the Windsor lsst night.
Eugene Danieis, the old French bar
tender, 10 At the Boss saloon.
), W. Hall, living on North Second
street, Is sick with pneumonia.
Jacob Mstzgar, the SICK msn, was ~
his meat market this morning. He has
had long siege with his illness.
q. +. Roee d Bro. are doing the plumb
ing work Mt the new N. T. Armijo build.
ing Eugene Murray experimenting the
job.
TN. Hincb, OF Gallup, who has been
to santa Fs lobbying for the creation by
the legislature OF Summit county, came
down from the north. last night aud
registered ct the European.
Twelve oar loads Of sheep, puroh ased
by Messrs. MANLY q French, Of Trin-
idad, for Msssrs. Robbins aud Under.
wood, Of Shelton, Nsb., from William
Frazer, were loaded here 10 day.
A gasoline stove was responsible for o
slight blaze at the rooms OF Mr.. and Mrs.
JobI Warren yesterday afternoon. The
stove exploded, and before any damage
was done, the blaze was sxtinguished.
The preliminary trial Of @. L. Hubbs,
on the alleged charge Of Infringement OF
the Edmunds act, took place at Prescott
and he was acquitted. Mr.. Hubbs is
slowly recovering from . severe illness.
The team Of Mr.. Howe, standing on
the Gold avenue side OF Sammis a
Stamms. got scared q. the engine, and
came very near smashing up things gen.
orally. The timely arrival OF Mr.. Howe
and Chas. Garliag prevented any
damage.
With bottle Of Ayers Cherry Pecto.
ral in the house. you have an effective
remedy for all sudden attacks OF throat
and lung troubles. An hours delay may
lead TO serious consequence. No house.
bold should DO without this wonderful
medicine.
Mike Moran Is learning the workings
OF the beating add other apparatus OF
the public school ward buildings. He 10
an applicant Tor the position OF janitor.
and stands very good show OF getting
the job. Tor he 10 both compe,snt and 90
oommodating.
A. b. Mcmillan, wife and child are
here from Los Gatos, Cal, and will To-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
Aetiee OF PuhiIea,ie..

char'ss!& Lewis. In the District
Jose Maria LGosro, G, Al. HsSnsi,lio. "
1h- SAD dsiepdanta. sists' N. Teresa,
all unkn, wn owners or prOpri"iors u that oers
tain trsct OF lad situate IN the O. .Hiy 81 Ber-
sides o. 10 No rsrreo ssross,y ss 100 ny -
the Bernabe N. Mantano grant, the uFaat OF
To. Won anos, the Mo Pus.c0 grant. and the
nando y ran .Biss, snd ali vnknovn heirs Of
,ei anbe n Montana, Antonio Montana. jose
Mo 'taoo, Juan Bautis,a AoLtanU> Pedro Won
AES:tin ,.si.sos' Ma s,s b ca, cav ,snscio Jsrs.
milo, salvador Duran, Jose de yesus Montana
a d hsTiano Gai'sso, are hereby notified that
them In the District court Tor he 'ouniy OF
Bern lilo, Territory OF New M.xico, by said
crompla nant, haries w. Lewis, and against
bic wife, Ju.to H. ArmlJI, Manue,A ATmiJu de
frlsarri, Tomas gutierrez, an infant RcsA
1uth rrcs, an infant, ysan n Arm'lo, an In
". sanchri, Juan Cillro samora, Alejandie
ssnd.,a, Floreneio ssuhoval. Jesu. n. ssn.
do,si, John q. Armlio, Aur,lis Armijo, Ioisa
ArmiJo. an intact Manuela ArmlJo, an infant,
sOnR ATmiIo an Infant, Nicolas ATinijo, an In.
FAINT, AID kestor Arm j., ss .o-'iefendAntsi
iha, The ooa sSsli ascertain and declare S,s Sss
rights itles and later SITS Of all of said parties
Ia and 10 the proper y aforesaid, and render
o. the parties ss3 !" oSs.in DIVISION s .Sa
par,,ilon 81 tbs premises according 70 the re-
speci,e rights OF the psrti,s int rrslcd thersia
amer the dircti n OF the pouu, unless u shAii
epi ear that partition cannot be made wItsout
great pr judicc 10 the oSnert 10 which case
complAlnHnt y sy, IN { a sale u the premises
be male under the directiop Of tho court, and
for general r~lisf; and that . ,iess yoa enter
your appearances ~ said cult on or bcfFr he
hrsl do ~ thu "sxt resul " hareh term %
said court cOmmenciHS on the eth Gay OF
harch, lan, de-, rye prI confosso therein viii
be rendered against you.
CHAs. .. HUNT,
Clerk and REGISTER ih Chsncsry.
AibuQnerque, n. NJ, Jan. n, 1850.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
A Wonderful Engine.
Cannot ne Asrpasssd,

An engine exsrt,ng SURPRISING poser
~ always q sourcs Of wonder. and yet
how many are entirely forRetful Of the
existence within themselves OF an en-.
glne more powerful aud enduring TIE /
any ever invented. Not perhaps uni
they experience irregular pulse, heart
4 altering, tenderness IA shoulder and
arm, swollen ankl, !. Hsthmatio b eathing,
weak and hungry spells, smo' isrir Z,
short bI cath, or pain In side, wheo .
exlstencs - no longer 70 10 denied, ~
the 20 sesaor must know he has heart
dlsease. Mira. La3ar, Fitohburg. Mich,
had heart disease fifteen years; had 10
hire house help; lived on liquid food, ueed
DIR, Milea heart cure and oil symptoms
left her. Continued use cured her.
Sold by T. II. Burgess d Bon, on guar
antee, who will give q doctors book
free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
A FIRsr.CLAs- AssOCIATIoN
Election OF Omeer- OF Cs.Op~rative
MulIdtnE and Loan Association.

BuiIa,sE and Loan Association.
Last evening, at the Sar Felipe heel,
the Cooperative Building aud Loan as.
soc,atiou held = meeting and elected the
following gentlemen board OF directors
Tor the ensuing year:
J. q. Baldridge. " llesseideu, X. =.
Hall, A. H. Jones, j, &. Marshall, q.
W. Mey ler,, Calvin Whiting and William
Bryce. y. X. Bnersm was director,
and the only change IN the board was
the election OF MIR. Bryce to MI his
place.
The board ~ directors then held .
meeting and unanimously re elected tho
following officers:
II. p. Hall, president; j. G. Marshall,
vice president; Calvin Whiting, secre-
tary; NJ. W, Flournoy, treasurer. Col
lier 4 Marion we're Chosen attorneys for
the company.
Messrs. Kellogg. Hawks and Whiting
constitute the arpralsing counties,
while the auditing committee 10 made
up Of Msssrs. Mckee. Crosby aud
Elder.
The association has only been 10 exist
ence five years, and Ia one OF the strong.
est building and loan institutions in the
southwest. The future OF the associa-
ton is absolutely assured, and after the
secretary had read the excellent ami sl
financial repor, il was heartily accepted
The statement, which is published DO.
Low, shows the operations OF the associa.
ton for the year ending December 81
| iErp,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
Last ailatis. sf OMcer..

Al the meeting Of Pilgrim Comman
derry No. 3, Knights Templar, last oven
ing, the following Sir Knights were In
stalled as officers for the ensuing year:
John L. Andrews, eminent command
or.
Arthur Z Walker, generslissimo.
Frank Mckee, captain general.
James II. Wroth, preiate.
Alphens A. Keen, eeaior warden.
A. Mckay Whitcomb, junior warden
Fred. n. Kent, treasurer.
Joseph II. kuhns, recorder.
John @. Muir, standard bearer.
Chas. Msusard, eword bearer.
Edward Nader, warder.
Benjamin johnson, sentinel.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
Headache aud Dizziness.
yr.su..t Causes Of Appspl.s, asd Parsi,

Yr~susst Causes OF AppoplsSJ asd Paralysis.
The moss recent and profound re-.
searches IN this direction by specialists,
have developed oonclusively that tho
above disorders frequently result IN
death or permanent disability. DR..
Miles Restorative Nsrvins 10 the great
sst remedy FOR either Of these apparently
insignificant causes. Nothing approach.
,el Meyers. Brooklyn. Mich, had bsen
from Is 10 % Hts . day. Nsrvine cured
her OF both Hts aud insanity. Sold by
T. II, Burgess 4 Sou, the druggists, on
guarantee. Get q book free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
q. A. n. Omeers.

Al an adjourned meeting Of the @. X
Warren post, q. A. r.. last evening, tn,
following new officers were installed b,
Past Commander L. d. Slower:
q. II. BendIe, commander.
+. Bartoloni, senior vice commander.
Isaac Lane, junior vioe commsndsr.
II. q. Snow. officer Of the day.
J. G. Csmp6sll, surgeon.
A. n. Wbitcomb, chaplain.
David Denhsm, quarter master.
w. y. Burke. officer OF the guard.
u. J. Lups, sdjutsnt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
tsenerAl Weaver.

p. II. Smith. editor aud proprietor Of
the Collar County Democrat, registers
at the European from Ration, and made
Q pleasant call at THE ClTIzES Office
this morning. Mr.. Smith atterded the
New Mexico Press association At Santa
Fs the other day, aud came here to meet
Gen. J. u. Weaver. the late Peoples
party candidate for president Of the
United States, who 10 expected TO arrive
from Tucson, Arizona, this evening. The
general hes been down in Arizona speak.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
asspsrtant matter.

Everybody occupying government
land, who has not died the same IN the
land Office at Hanta Fs before the 3rd Of
March, 10 liable 10 lose the same The
time may be extended by congress but
that 10 doubtful; and everyone who hes
no patent TO his land or who has not sp-
piled for . patent will do veil TO be on
time. This especially applies 70 the ns'
tive citizens, who have been living on
their lands tor years, but have never per
footed legal title.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
Ceisrea slab.

The colorsd political club met at @.
w. Browne second hand store last even
ing. President Berry being abssnt, the
meeting wac called 10 order by vios Pres
ident w. w. Tate. After considerable
discussion q COMMITTEES on re.organlza.
ton was appointed TO report at next
meeting, which will be held on NEXT
Monday night at above named place. All
members OF club are requested TO at.
tend this important meeting.
@. @ CROCKETT. Secretary,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
A, the ten nere,al Cisb.

Ladies' niaht and the special meeting
., the Commercial Club last night wss
we'll attended, and besides dancing aud
duplicate whist. which were . part OF the
evenings snjoym some serious im'
portant matters were sttsodsd 10 by the
members.
Presidsnt Brooks IVES present with the
kilograms Of Jesse N. whsslock and the
oue sroen shs Santa Fs board Of trade,
and In regard 10 the dispatch OF the
ias,sr. q rssoluti was introduced 10 the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
BY a very ingenious and original pro

by a very ingenious and original pro
cess, DIR. J. @. Aver 4 Co, OF Lowell,
Msss., are enabled 10 extract the sssen.
,lal properties Of the materials used in
the preparation Of their famous ayers
Sarsaparilla," thus securing a purity aud
strength that can DO obtained In no other
way.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

This afternoon Crlstobal Armijo, tho
rich old town citizen, purchased through
Borradaile 4 Mcclellan a portion Of tas
Armijo house portion occupied by
the hotel saloon aud Boa saloon--from
the Arm,jo's heirs for $4,000 spot cash.
Francisco Armiio had somstiug 70 do
in persuading the purchaser that he WA
getting q bargain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

Mrs, Elizabeth Long. aged 81 years,
born In Belfast, Ireland. and the mother
Of William Long, who 10 boiler maker
Tor the Atlantic 4 Pacific railroad CON-
pany, died last night ct the residence OF
her sons on south Edith street after q
brief illness from poeumonia. The
funeral will occur from the residence Of
Nc. Long tomorrow afternoon at 8
o'clock. and the remains will be buried
In FAiryisw comstery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
Robheru caught.

After an exciting chase oi SIX hours
Cpus'ahl" Mcthnchy, Monday evening
cnpturri ihe Huthots % Sunday nights
robbrrtcs IN the wCInlty ~ Florida ste
ton. together with the greater part ~
the stolen property. The robbers were
making their escape along the road, car
ryiug the,r pluudet Ia u large sack The.
we're arrested aud brought 90 Defining,
and TUESDAY committed b. Silver CITY 10
await trial al the coming term u court
The ruOhcrs Hs was surmissed, were
tramps, Nhd gave their name ~ Frank
lIranln and Frank johnson. Early Tues
day morning the! made u desperate at
tempt To cut their way ont ot the city
lock ny, tools having been furnished
them 10y some companions on the out
side McChnchy appeared on the scene
and iolIed the scheme Both are citizens
/ ~ the toughes, stamp, aud are entitled
! 10 the full extent ~ the Law. Silver
! CITY Enterprise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
Miles, Nerve 4 Liver Pills.

ACT on new principls--r~guisting tts
liver. stomach and bSwsls through the
nerves. A new discovery. Dr. Miles
Pills speedily cure bil,ousnsss. bad Taste
torpid liver, piles, constipation. IN
eqaaisd Tor men. women, children. Small.
eat, mildsst, surssti 30 doses 70 csnta.
EAmpiss frss, ID T. II. Burgess 4 Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
faos natiists.

When will the Albuquerque team get
ready 10 plny foot ball with Santa Fss
csack eleven! THIS 10 what the local
klcksrs want TO know, you know.
tn" above item 10 clipped from the
New MEXICAN, and 10 referred TO Lieut.
Salimarsh, who had charge OF our team,
Tor some definite action, II the lieuten.
ant hasn't the time 10 devote ~ the az
erclse, The CITIZEN suRsests that
Harry Owen and Hugh Morrison take
charge 81 the local kickers. aud 20,
them in shape 20 meet the Santa 70 boys
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

ing upon the silver question and the To-
sues advocated at tho late general cleo.
tion by his party, aud 10 nov on his way
W Iowa Mr. Smith states that the gen.
eral wUuld like TO stop over 10 the metro
polls, aud make a Few speeoh.e 10 the
territory upon the great Issues al stake
but pressing business ut his lows homs
will prevent him this time. About
twelve years ago. when General weayei
was the national candidate Tor the prcsi
dency On the HrrenUack ticket, Mr.
Smiih vas publishing the state Tribune
at Topeka. Kansas, aud the two can
vnssed that state together IN the interest
~ the Gppuback party
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

The Bun cordially ocnsrstulstss the
3Oth Legislative assembly upon the fact
that il hes 90 far not disturbed our sx-
osilent school Low further than 70 make
come minor and wise smsDdmsuts at the
suggestion Of the Territorial Teachers
association. II 10 not probable that the
Law will be further amended during the
ssssion.-Sapta 70 Bun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
Touched,

Inst night. Seigirisd Grunsisld, city
clerk, attended in his capacity NJ clerk
the lively special meeting Of the city
cnunril, aud when he went TO his room
IN IT." lrisarrl lodging building at IL
O'Clock he discovered that some person
hnd called previously and stolen three
suits Of clothes from the rack. one Of the
suits being bran new, He values the
loss at Sl2j. The colored woman who
occasionally cleans up the rooms, wss
suspected, but II search OF her premises
showed u" grounds for suspicion. Seig.
fried IL very dsconsolate to-day, but Ne
he IL we'll flashed with ready cash he
will not materially mss ths loss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

IL the hair has bssa made 10 grow .
natural color on bald beads in Thousands
OF oasss. by using Halls Hair Remover,
Why viii Il not in yoaf easel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
NIbuusrrqur AIR LII,

From IL" bHlla. News,
The presence ~ Donald Allen, general
manager ~ the Pccns valley railway, at
thls time, IL considered signlhcunt. Mr..
Alcu was Tor many years division super.
in'rnirut ~ tho Waco and Northwestern
and Texas Central, when those two
roads constituted the northwestern di.
vision OF the houston and Texas Central.
lie is Intimately acquainted with the
railway geography ~ the region traversea
10y those hu.s and "hs may be here" SAID
"A railway manager this morning, with q
view Ia looking after the extension OF
the Per"s valley railway TO Albany
there 10 connect with tn. Texas Central
with u view To creating an air line IN con
n"rtiun with MIR. IuntIngton's road
from galveston 10 Albuquerque, New
MrMco,"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

James q. Blaine died st 0 O'Clock this
morninR.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-12-19
A NEW VENTURE.
An Eisht-Paee Edition to Com
mence With the New Year.

On January I'd, the ADVERTISER
will make an innovation in Hawaii
an newspaperdom, that has never
yet been attempted. This is the
establishment of an eight page
daily newspaper, in the form Of
a six column folio.
This change is made for several
reasons, principally for the two
following: First, the proposed form
is much more convenient for
readers, and news can be present
ed in more suitable shape than
at present. Eight pages is the form
adopted by all the leading papers
in the Uuited States except, of
course, the mammoth dailies
of large cities, and it is
generally conceded to be
the best form as far as the utility
of presenting the news is concerned.
The second reason is that the AD-
vERTIsER is called on by its large
advertising patronage to give more
space to its patrons, both for news
and advertising.
That this venture will be sue
cess the ADVERTISER does not doubt.
Nothing that this paper has under
taken has ever been failure up to
present time, and there is no feeling
of weakness in the present move
ment. Of course it is attended by
much greater expense, but that
has not, up to the present time,
been any object with this paper,
when the question of getting all
the news in as good form as pos
sible, has been considered. The
ADVERTISER has always led, and
will always lead, until such time
as that lead is taken away from it
and that time does not appear
to be very close at hand.
Two years ago, when this paper
increased its size to six pages
there were many representations
as to its failure. But it did
not fail. The ADVERTISER has
never been more successful
than in the last two years, thanks
to the efforts of all Gifts staff. And
on entering this new era in journal
ism in Hawaii, we depend on our
in the past for our sue
cess in the future-and it is not
probable that the people of our isl
ands will see US make failure of
the greatest effort ever made here
to elevate newspaper work in Homo
lulu.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-12-19
The Queens Story.

Ex-queen "Lil" has told the
story of her dethronement. She
admits having framed new con-
stitution, but does not enlighten
the public in regard to its features.
1t is known, however, that the pro-
posed constitution DISTINGUISHED
the class of residents who owned
nearly all the property and con-
trolled the business of the islands.
Deprived of the right to vote, and
consequently of the right of repre-
sentation in the law-making power,
the white property-holders and
business men would have been
helpless under the despotic reign of
native queen. The excuse for
this fragrant violation of faith is
that petitions for a change in the
constitution came to her from her
native subjects. Very likely they
did. But the queen could hardly
have supposed that white men who
had become residents of the isl
ands and made the islands the
home of their families under a
constitution which entitled them
to voice in the government of the
country would peacefully submit
to a change in the organic law that
would make continued residence
in the islands intolerable. The
fact that holds the American peo-
pie in amazement is that Presi-
dent of the United States should
have conceived it his duty to rein
state a monarch who contemplated
such an atrocity.-S. F. Call.