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The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-26

TIM oaalWgos- Lata mine. one ol Tile
celebrate Ham u.aa- ia rise
Black Hills naa reported ST. Dead.
wood Times %. tina n ia 4. BE en
tire VITA p-os aas 81 sasg ..oua ra.
suits. UnIise aas otJrr mines. those
belonging 6o the Hamestaza group. Of
which the Daa,#ooa- Terra Is one. are
possessed of iaf- underground Worx-
ing and contain millions Of feet If Tim.
Der unprotected by waste. Th- entire
distric. IS one large mountain q ore and
consequently there is no waste with
which to fiji in the worked-3ut Slopes.
This gives She tire full play and being
on lOo-foot level it cannot be flooded by
water as there ure four levels below.
The situation is a very serious one. in
volying not only the subtrrraaaan inter
ests but those on the surface as we'll. as
a good portion Of the latter IS aeaseIy
settled and the pro- ~ and improve
ments quite valuable. Luckily all the
underground workers escaped unhurt
including the mules. sone Of which had
not seen daylight for years. Nearly
1000 men are employed ia the mine. on
whom Lead City, Central and Deadwood
are largely dependent. SO that if the
disaster throws them out Of work il will
be hard times for the Hills" for a
while.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-26
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Tho iIssaz5 WINNER among fishes is
the dolphin. Its speed varies from 30 to
40 miles an hour, su1itcan SWIM around
and around q vessel sailing at a high
rate cf sy:g4.-Our Animal Friends.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-26
Not Necessary.
are an ardent angler. | hear

You are an ardent angler. I hear::'
Yes, | am fond of fishing"
Come, now, don't you tell a lie occa-
sionally about the size and number of
the fish you catch:'
."Certainly moi. ALWAYS catch so large
a number and Of such extraordinary size
that | don't need to lie."--New York
Press.
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Barker (going TO his club)-Good morn
ing, Miss Smithers. On your way to St.
Peters:
Miss Smithers-Yes. And You are,
too. | suppose:
Barker (embarrassed)-Oh, Of course.
Miss Slnithers-QuIer we should be
travelling IN opposite diTections.-Har-
pCT's BaZE-.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-26
TIME SCHEDULE.

No. /, Pacific Mail, wcst.daily ......... .9A7 pa
No. J. Atlantic Express, east. daily ; :5a.m
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-26

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The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-26
THE LINE.

Daily Express trains carry elegant Pullman
Sleeping Cars, Dining Cars, Day Coaches, Pull
man Tourist slcepefs and free Colonial Sleepefs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-14
RAILROAD NOTES.

Business IA much better aud increasing
daily.
Vice prrsilrn, Robinson is NO, expect.
rd before the 10th.
II, = Van Syck, general agent, IL un
the road among the local agents and mer.
chants
Pay day may hc deferred few days
amer ia" 10Th owing To- great strain
caus~l hy the washou,s.
I Il Gahcl and John pruair, two u
,hr leading Atlantic n Pacific officials. are
expected from the west on Sunday.
u,ro A kasrman. who hlle'i place III
,br auditors office, is now IN Judge
S'rrry's department II ia" club building
The q. X c. hall will bc given al Las
vcgas. Wednesday evening, AT the X. Il
= hall They arr making hie pi"rar.
atiuus.
The probability Il another bridge
across the Mississippi river AT ar near
Eas, Carnndrlct. Ill, il one" again being
discussed in railway circles.
Twenty. six tramps held up II southern
Pacific train AT L"riShurg AMI compelled
ia" conductor To- carry them free. They
were trd at Tucson and sent On Ia Califur-
mia.
R"Silrn, engineer. X. u, Burns, in at
Qucrinn canon. beyond Allentown. with n
fore" engaged in completing important
repairs. some soO fee, being washed out
nj the canon.
tn, Wabash Chicago. Drtr Il lin. frnm
Montpelier tn Hammond. hal not been IL
operation two months before il began Il
pay operating ,Apcnses, liked charges
aud extra equipment charges.
Never in the history Of the railroads.
entering Chicago have they been ~ over
whclmcd with busineSS IA at the present
time. Everything with wheel that can
stick on rail has been pressed into SER
vice. and the roads declare that they car
handle no more people than they are
doing,
George Peck. general solicitor Of The
A,chison, Topeka ~ santa Fe; 4. ID
krnna, general solicitor II the ~. Louis
n Kansas City rnllruad. anil Judge Spen.
Ger. general solicitor uf the Hannibal Il
-, Joseph railroad, are IN Washington
City. with cases before the supreme
cnur.
The Big Four in now loading an average
Il $500 cars day with freight on its
lines. and each day shows some improve.
mrnt when AT full til" about $500 cars
are loaded daily. In years past tn.
numhrr has tAsr'l the Irower at the road
To- it, CREATES, capacity but with tiny
new freigh, engines the ruad can now do
better.
The Evansville and Trrrr Hautc earned
gross. in September. $iiO, 23, AN increase
over September, iNa4, II 81 ,203. The
Louisville, Evansville X ~. Louis earned
$l39, !ot, drcr,'as" this year Of S39, 5s7.
Th" Peoria, Decatur AMI Evansville
earned $1O.WH, n lrcrras" this year 81
$4,000 All ARE Mackry lines.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-14

Two Costly and Beautiful Gold
Watches and Chains Ia be-
Gl,en by The citizen to Two Of the
Most Popular Lady Teachers
IN Nrw MEXICO AND ARIZONA.

TuE CIrizKN offers two beautiful Gold
Watches nnd Chains a. the twu mos, Pap.
ular lady teachers In New Mexico and
Arizona
First A Gnli Watch aud Chain. beau.
tifully encrus,rd with diamonds, c,~ting
TnK ClrIEkS Sl2h. This Watch and
Chain in IN exhibition nj NJ &. Nettle-
toms. this city. where the teachers aud
their friends are invited a. call and ace H.
Second A Gold watch and Chain. one
II the prr,ticH, In the city, costing $76
This may be- seen on exhibition at Arthur
Evrriu'a jcwrlry store.
Thcz. watchers will bc presented tn the
ladies entitled Ia receive them un Thanks
giving hay. iSa3, 10y n committee ~ gen.
trmen trarhcrr who will act a. Judges ~
the voting contest, canvass the vote and
announce the decision
Al d o'clock In the evening on that day
III. contest will close. and tn. announce.
mrnt ~ the winners names will ba made
IN ruK ClriLHS the next AfterpnIn.
III. decision Ia be made by the votes
of the people. All you have a. do In Ia
cut out the coupon. which will appear in
each issue IL THK DAILY CITIES frum
this date until Thanksgiving bay, 1898.
inclusive, writ. the name and Address
thereon ~ the person you wish to vote fnr
AMI forward II to THE ClrEES. Albuquer.
que, n. NJ.
Those who prefer no, IA be trublel
with sending IN coupons may record their
wishes IN the following manner: Sor each
subscriber I" TnK DArY ClrnRs six
votes will he p~urird for each week II
subscription. and for each subscription
at 81 yer year Ia the WEEKLY CITIZEN
hf,y.t votes will be recorded. For
each daily subscription 10y mail twenty.
five votes will lie recorded for each month
II subscription paid, Thus, IL a person
Wishes Ia east ~ votes, he will forward
81 and Indicate to whom he wishes the
votes credited, City subncrii-rr who
have the paper delivered 10y carrier. can
have their votes rcnrl"d in the same
manner 10y paying 10 cents pcr month In
advance
Here ir the coupon ca, il out. write
thereon the full name and I-~tnffic. AL.
dress II the person you wish Ia vote for,
being careful Ia write plainly. and send
ar bring It I" Tux CIrlLBN. M. li3 Gold
avenue, albuquerque, N NJ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-14

in >ri,onA solely this move Is very offen.
eiv". Th"y will prepare u petition short
ly, winch will probably l~ srn, Ia the
,ays and mrans committee ~ cungrrs.
" late engaged in hearing tariff griav.
nucrr, tn cuuntcract the CThlse county
Is,itinn
says the Graham County Bulletin Tn"
pr-"u, corn crop Ia this valley II the
hraNic ever gr"wn In one year aud II
is believed 10y some tia, the crop will
rdual IN quantity the total yield II Ill"
pnst three years II II the ahaptahility
~ ia" soil nui climate "f this valley I"
the prediction IT corn crops tia, makes
It more desirable for farmers than any
other part II Arizona, Much II Va" land
now growing lhir fine corn has already
yielded heavy barley crop thir year
The ella river was higher during tn,
1urI than ever before known Scvrra
miles II track were washed out un ia,
New McNicn and ARIZONA railroad he.
/ TWEEN Duncan aud clinton several hcao
# horses aud cattle arr reported browne,
| ~ the sAmc viriuIty.
Capt. W II Hardy, the surc"sSful goa
rnlsrr II M"hav" county. will lrav" hi
raug"r IN the vicinity of kiugman IN II few
days with band IT goats for the Hal
River valley, where the captain expect
/" lra,c bis husinrss He has aevera
thousand head # tine cashmere guatr.
The Williams News claims that portiu
Ia be- the hunters paradise, Bear, deer
Wild turkey, geese and ducks can all b
hal within twenty miles If that town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-14
Law Breaking Omrrr-

From what hear" said lawyer Yes
tcrIay a. Tim"r representative, "spur
IT the New M"Niru unh,inlr AT. lahlr tu
g,' ihrmz'lv-r into trouble with Judg,.
MaN"y Il seems that they hav" been
coming :" TcNar and kiduariug people
arn,u~, whom they have charges. but with.
81, r,.rr"ri ,u the United States -tAtutrs
mad, auh provided IN such cas"s For
Instance: A charg" uf adultery j. made
against man under the Elmuul- act Ia
New Mrs,r", aud 'h" IMAM ha, moved into
rrNas A New N"Nicu officer gets war
rant i-sn"d 10y u United States commits
-iourr aud ~ once IrT-'vlr g. this stat"
and arrests hir man. lie probably puts
him IN jail here for day ~ tvs" and then
takrS him hack I" :;"w Mexico This il
So clearly against the law tina, il II most
likely tia, Judg" MaNry will call for n
reckoning Of such accounts FL paru
Times
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-14

The Alhupuerlu" CITIES has passed
the eighth mile stone in it, existence; /,
il an rAc"llrn, paper, heartily and hon.
cs,'y devoted Ia the advancement, of the
h,st interests II the city. county and ter
rinry it is Published in. lion Thomas
Hughes, it, editor, believes in making
r,g CiriLEN an honest, energetic, clean
ad nrwsy paper aud succeeds aduira.
hN The bees, wishes nf Ia, journal tor
the fu,urr of Tux CITIZEN aui is editor.
New .Lr1ican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-14
fri~na or New mexico.

The Santa 10 railrad company has
been New MrNicn's staunchrst friend and
never tires in g"ui work for that promis.
hn- just gotten out u beautiful folder en-
titled Three Minute Talks About New
Mexico" In this it shows the industries
nf Tia" country aud gives little interviews
" ia the leading propl" Engaged in the
various lines nf business. A seeker ait"r
knowledge may learn good deal fr'm
tl.is handy fullrr.-Firld aud Farm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-14
Har, From rrr,oa,c scourxr.

d. yea want h. l." insured. dw"ll"r in u
mHlarl"us region. ngninrt the periodical
sr"urg" winch threatens tn aSsail you IN
thr form uf chillS aud fever ur some of the
forms If mlnsma horn dI-rHs"i Il g,-'s
without saying, that you Be-. Then III.
stead "f using ulniur ar other alkaluid
and mineral drugs, which merely relieve
aud arr always detrimental "a general
health. seek AM where II is always forth
coming from rhc thorough preventive
aud remedy, llnst"tt"r's Stomach Bit,rrS.
which. III regions where malaria IN FAR
NOR" yiulrn, AMI prevalent than i, il nn
this continent, -IailcRt.E II completely
from the sy- stem. Bliuusu"ss. dysIrl,sia.
constipation, kidney AMI nervous COM
plants, neuralgia aud rheumatism arr
among Tia" maladirs tu which the national
T. ,ir NJ "urr,'"',v" So "laIhrd. ply ~
cams everywhere know it, genuine
worth
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-14
Terrible Misfortune.
NAaY suHeylaH from n Te-day.

The cry of misfortune is never heard
without a responsive throb OF sympathy
from those who hear It. Thousands
have had Ia grippe, which left them with
that constant tired, worn out feeling,
sleeplessness, dull headache, depression,
hyst1ria, etc, have often prayed for re-
lief, and are obtaining II from DIR. Miles
Restorative Nsrvins, NJ. Lew Enyart,
Macy, Ind, Gays: Your Nervlus has
cured me Of prostratiou; il IL just what
your advertisement said Il was" "rwo
bottles OF Netvine cured me % sick head
ache."--Chas. WILDER, Palmyra, n. Y.
Sold on q guarantees by DR.. Thos. Il.
Burgess Il Bon. Gall for the doctors
book, "New and Startling Facta." free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-14

s II, Clifford. New Cass"l, VIE, vas
troubled with neuralgia aud rh.uma
tan, hrs stomach vas dlsorderad, Ian,
hyr WAS affected to an alarming drsr...
appetite fell away, and he was terrIDD
rr,ured IN flesh and strength. Tires.
bu Ties Of Electric Bitters cured bun.
Edward shepherd, Harrisburg, III
hac a running sore on his les Of sigh,
Years standing; used three bottles OF
Electric Bitters ald seven bottles OF
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg ia
sound and we'll. John Speaker. Catsw-
A. o.. had tive large fever sores on his
l'g, doctors said be was incurable. One
b,,tle Elec,ric ssitters and 0ns hog
RIcklen's Arnioa bAlve cured him en-.
!lr,y, Sold by 7. II. Burgess 4 Son,
DrtggistA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-14
New Try Th a..

II will cost you nothing and will sure
ly do you good. IL you have
a Cough, Cold, or any trouble with
Throat, Chest or Luugs. DR.. Kings Nsw
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds 10 guaranteed TO give relief, or
money will DO paid back. Sufferers
from La Grippe found Il just the thing
and under It's use had . speedy and
perfect recovery. Try . sample b0ttls
At our expense aud learn Tor Yourself
just how good Q tbing IL 10. Trial bot.
tles free at T. n. Burgess A Sous Drug
Store. Large sizs 90 Goats and OIL.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-14
Likes S'erriIlos

Judge ", G. Ileacock, one # Albuuurr-
qu's hes, aud shrwdcs, lawyers. spent
saturday, Monday aud Tu"sia! IN town,
and had all hc could attend I" before III.
ju,,c" court, lie speaks well Il Ccrrllos
anlhas almos, made up his min To- move
ur irr' Hustler,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-14

Luna. awaiting the action ~ the grand
jury.
4 Catholic sstctlra.l har written Ia
Father Snnun that thoS ~" rr"l@'Nd Ia
scnd workers to Esiiy. t'r ia" hospital,
nS s"nn ~ the bishop consents when
III" tl0.1n hospital noN planned n built.
II ma, be IN, ~ charr, uf the Sisters aud
bc supported 10y territorial funds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-14
HurLira's Arai~a saiyr.

The l'est salvs In the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
cores, tsttsr, ohapped hands, chllblAins.
corns, and all skin eruptlons, and posi-.
lively cures piles. or no pay required. II
10 guaranteed to give perfect satiAfsction
or money refunded, Price - cents per
boz. For sale by DR., Thos. Il. burgess
4 Son, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-14

~" Electrical Forging c'r,lauy If
Bos nu, having an exhibit IN H." E,rctn-
cal luiIliug Of the Worlds Fan, has con.
h',"i Judgment for $dS,oo on prom.
lrs ~ notes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-14
TME NOrk.
nAiists Piiiax 10 for the wo-, popu.
tar t.sds Teacher

rl" follow IT. TIA" vote east iu Int
tutLNN runt"rt up l." FRIDAY "y"ung
Ot rh" Nut"- east viii 10" counted
every FRIDAY evening during The contest
nud Iubli-h"d IN ia" SATURDAY i--u"- ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-14


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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-14
NEW MEXICO NEWS.
lnterrsting Items from all Parts
Of the Territory.

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u"'"r booked brighter than ni present.
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I" h"r"''I IRON hldy anu rH' !" WORK
on Va" "'"n" Hrin q" III" REM
Tier" mr.. funds enough IN sigh, Ia war.
rant II hri"t term "f the district court n
th" santa r. district ia lh'crmh"r.
t"liaN county In justly indignant at Tia,
fall term "f her ruur, having been cu
d""n hy ia" Legislature I" on" week
MrS l,r. Lund. son and daughter. 81
New MsNir". arr visiting Mr-. e. r Lum.
mis, on forrcstcr avrnu", L"r Angeles
'"'
Frank Nich"ls"n' TIA" well known min
ing expert, has severed hir connection
With ia" Lit'l" Fanni" Mining ""mran!
~ ia" M"g"il"nT.
New Mrxicn wupl that now brings i,
! az" nan cents " l""'n' brought HA'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-14

A committee consisting VI County IN.
perintendent whiting. Prof. Ramsay Il
the Territorial University, AMI Prd.
Hdgin, principal Of the Albuqueriue
public schools. will have charge and su.
pervision II the counting 81 the votes.
The names Of contestants will be- pub
lis"ed in the Saturday CITIZEN until the
contest closes.
send in the coupons. They will h
carefully recorded in book kept for the
purpose. Address all letters,
Tux DAILY CirIzKS,
Albuquerque, N. NJ
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-02-03
RAILROAD NEWS,

Last weeks Pierre papers announce
that the contract has been let for iron
ing and operating the D. p. & B. II.
Railroad from Aberdeen to Pierre and
the Black Hills. The contract is made
with the President of the New Orleans
and Southern road. Active work is to
commenced June | snd ironing the
Aberdeen and Pierre July and CON-
pleted and IN full running operation in
1894. This is not the first time we
have read glowing accounts of the grad
ing aud ironing Of this road and they
have each time failed to mater,alize,
but this time 1t looks more like busl-
ness and everybody hopes there will be
no mlshap. While so far as conven-
fence is concerned Onlda will not be
benefited, we believe competition at
Blunt will cheaper freights and raise
the price of wheat, and the new line
would thus be OF greater benefit to our
people. And then the Northwestern
might condescend to run train west
of Huron in daylight, instead Of com
ing in after dark and going out soon
after midnight which Is their present
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-02-03
MORTON.

Our thaw caught very bad cold, only
80 below. the coolest.
T. j. Yoder bought three steer calves ol
Dudley Palmer for $24
Herman Landau gave a card party last
Wednesday night.
Farmers are preparing to pnt in large
crop in the spring.
Duncan Mckay, who has been working
for D. A. Arnold, will return to his home
in Chicago soon to attend school, Mrs
Dudley Palmer will accompany hiln to
visit her parents and receive medical treat.
ment.
John Ingle expects to return to Sully
county next summer.
T. j. Y0der supports bran new fur
overcoat and cap, while we hump up our
back in sleeps clothes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict expect to visit
their daughter. Mrs. Loomis, residing near
Aberdeen, soon.
D. G. Frank is losing lot of his year.
ling lambs by sore mouth.
Scab has again appeared among the
sheep in Potter county, and Sully county
is minus Sheep Inspector and the Secre-
tary is gone. Will some of the older shep-
herds look into the matter? We must
guard we'll our fiocks ere it be too late.
Your correspondent has frozen his nose
several times of late. and in consequence
begins to nose" more Evidently the
NATCHMAN may expect a somewhat better
local roundup. KY.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-02-03
LiNNIE.
BY 8. E. g.

At twelve that wintry Sunday
When the earth was clad in white,
Came angel wings amongst US
With a touch IF unseen light,
Breaking twain life's tender thread,
That bound one, dear to our heart;
But fast'ning again the severed end
In Heaven. there twill never part.
On earth n more Is our dear one,
Death has torn her from our side:
Gone in her fair lies morning
To peace, t. eternal y bide.
We are parted, hut not forever;
She is gone, but just before,
And for us, watching, waiting,
Till we pass in Heavens door.
Few the starry summers
Ger her lite had flown,
Ere the spirit called her
To the fair unknown.
Music's ripping sweetness,
Laugh and happy song,
From her hearts repleteness
Ever flowed along.
There's lonely silent bower
Der yonder grassy hill,
Where the song birds rally,
And their music trill.
There we laid our loved one,
In her liwly narrow bed;
And the dewy lilies
Will crown her peaceful head.
In the twilight cleaning
When balmy zeI.hyrs play,
AMI the breeze is scented
Again with new mown hay;
Her voice as from the by-gone
Will speak to us once more,
And her snowy hands will beckon us
On TO the shining shore.