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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24

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PROFESSIONAL.

ORCHARDS 4 RICHARDS. ATTORNEYS
IL and counsclloH. Room sos Mccormick
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
Old sIAIItl.lINa.

II l. remarkable that, although
new fruits como tn the front every
year. there Is not IA pear yet that has
been able To- take the place ~ the
Bartlett or the Ncckrl The bartlett
T. II Enr"ucan sort. originating in
England and named there Williams
Bon ca zen. II was introduced in
I" This , ntry. and it, nam" gctti.g
lost, II Ne. named Bartlett, after
the man In whose garden IL was
when "Nc"llcnt qualities were dis
covered rho Scckcl Is n native, n
chanc" seeding. foand growing near
the Schuylkill river, Philadelphia.
and the original tire" still stands and
bears fruit. Tho BARTLETT il in sea-
sOn all throughout September, the
S"rkrl from the close ~ September
and THROUGH October. These two
kinds ar" no exception t. the rule
that the quality Of all pears increases
In value w. TIA" trees get older. The
fruit from u full-grown Scckcl pear
tree. for instance, l. far superior to
that from IL tree frulting for the first
time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
How "a Wear u nat.

lu"r" IL point un "y,'y man
h' AL wh"r" that part .rI'a" man
should wear his hat Srmr mrn can
wear their hat- we'll down. e, &C. ii
tn" eyebrows, aud hook vel In g ..p
81. o'h"r men, appearance Mon.d
h" fatally ruined by wearing thrir
hat 80 low.
Now and then II man can adopt AN
Irregular pose for his hat -idcwi>",
clown In front" az littl" back, and
not l"s" east" ~ II reputable mcG.h"r
of society. All the same. what yer
position ~ IN" hat IL found to b. h..
coming aud comfortable should hr ud-
h"r"d 10 ana no new hat accepted
which does not reach and stop at that
point
In determining the proper hat hear
ing- IL IL well 10 take a rido Wow A.
we'll "a the front view ~ ones self
with the hat on. The hat should
come down low enough to take firm
grip on the head when the wind blows
Mems Outilttcr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
ARRnlMTM s,N1n.

The governor thursday appointed the
following gentlemen TO represen, New
Mexico at the annual meeting OF the
American B,-Mstallic League, to con.
v"ne in Washington, ID. O., February ~
1873:
Walter @. Hadley, Richard j. Hin.
ton, ID. p. Barr, W. II. Thornton, ii. II.
Ferguson, A. ID. Coon, w. +. Taylor,
Richard Il. Trosger, A. +. Childs, ID. G.
Hobart, Estevan BacA, Richard w.
Webb, Chas. O'Conor Roberta, W. Il.
Sloan, Alfred Grunsfsld, John W. Elem.
ing, M. A. Otero, Geo. II. Utter, William
Frazer, louis Sulzbaoher, Charles
blanchard. !. II. McGee, NJ. Coonsy, A.
Is, Thomas, John "A. MONT.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
A BOY EpiToR's TRIALS.


h' 1r'"d 4" Nn""'",' ia" Dean ~
"', cit" "''h""' '''"k N"' y"
Re-. Edward lN"r''' lInr' tells IN
th' "''a"''' "I some experience H. "A
hoy .'H'"i'
" '"''-'' WIN type ~ ""'h rs
We ""h'"n' ana "l' ' Dec "'N'f I'''Il,
'I'- Tor nom" P''N''"s' We l''h''I
"nr own newspapers. Il" not
'h'hk mat ~ oar h"ue' W. dld " :"
wN'h a. hoy ""uId I" whom III"
iHHhIH E-Hp "l u n'W~phpr wa not u
iuA'''r "t dhlIE "h~'iNaU"h' lhN"l\'
ny g""d d"hI ~ "riand-ruhhlhs ana
other WORN whi'h wa" an! 'h'hE hat
play,
l'nt We Older h"y- hpd IN" fIE'
which va. our n""'par'r' ana my
brother 'hnr"s, not long after
started Tn" i""u IN IN" midst oi III"
Harrison campaign. when survived
Tor good many years.
h'.i''" that IA" last isNu" "' ~"
Fly l. that which recorded IN" death
"i Lafayette, in lHad, W" had not
typ" enough then tu print NOR" than
on" pag" ~ II time. Tire" paE"- "f
tho Fly had been printed and Ia"
fourth was still To- he ~"t mp when the
n"ws 81 Iafay"t'"'- death arrived,
This was t"" good u paragraph Ia
hc lost, and We knew we could autict.
pat" every Other paper In Boston 10y
incrr,ing II, hut unfortunately th"
n had given out.
W" hnd turned upstd" down al Ia"
u's W" had, and they al" had given
out. Also, stlll NOR" unfortunately
for printers in this dii,irnIty. lafny'
cite. had chosen t" di" Of an lin.
nu"nza.' which di~"a' was AT that
tim" asserting itself under that name
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18

any man's title either g. MS town lot, or
h's acre property, uul. lie thrrll UNITS,
NId compel hun g. ,,,hrf lot tgcm sell ~
70 ~ To the expense " ~ la"snh To tie
f"rd II, aud n tl-y .u,,rrd ~ ceiling II
tG"y do not have tu DIVIDE the procecda
With W" eniIre grant, bat ian apply such
m"u"Js ~ the pay m"n' - hlhuqu"rln" Y"
c,iy debt. Ih" laud court, N ronitm
ing this grant, had no such intention ~
cuntiscating lands outside the city lin.
IT, for the exclusive benefit ~ the city ~
albuquerque. Probably the worst lea
ture ~ tins measure. should II Drcumc "A
HW, Ie that NJ un" vii buy u H., or plcc"
u Land inside the Albuquerque grant
without having these city quit clam
d,'sls duly recorded No, that they aid
anything 10 the title, but It ~ under n
shadow without 1t. Imagine then the
scrnmbl. to get These deeds on record,
aud also "a, gine the chance Tor ypbbofy
that II opens up. II we're city attorney
! should think my chances extremely
good ~ mako at least slu.u1 ~ f",~ the
tirrt year, AVID half this much Tor the re-
rotdcr. Pass thus bill, aud then let those
people who scarcely ever contribute a
dollar To- Albuquerque prosperity nj
ou the fence aud watch the litigation 90
ing ON, or so east aud Try 10 borrow
money un Albuquerque tItlrs
NJ. L. SrAMM.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
EARTH VIBRATIONS.

Y~unE People sliding Down Hiii Dis-
turhrd the Globe.
II seems that tho earth once set In
vibration. maintains this state for a
long time before coming to rest The
observers OF Greenwich found that
from time to ,imo, at considerable In.
tcrvals there was an evening when
the usual observations for do,erm n.
ing the collimation error OF the tran.
sit circle by means OF rejection In q
tray OF mercury could not DO taken on
account Of the constant trembling al
tho surface Of tho mercury which on
such occasions continued until long
past midnight
There arc occasions when crowds
OF the poorer classes OF London lock
for amusement to ,,roon wich park A
favorite pastime with the young poo
ple oftcn prolonged until after night.
fall 10 to chamber to tho top OF the
steep slopes O! the hill on which the
observatory stands-in fact TO the
paling OF tho inclosure--a and then
joining hands In twos or threes TO
bolt precipitatoly TO the bottom
whore as may DO imagined they
usually arrive all In q heap" Hun
dreds join In this sport on fno even
ings and ~ tho result rs shown by
the behavior OF the mercury 10 to set
tho whole Of flamsteed Hill In a
tremor. which does not subside until
noxt morning many hours after the
people have loft
Another very beautiful proof OF this
fact offered itself 20 mo In tho Geo.
graphical observatory OF Roccadi
Papa Rome A slight earthquake
coming from Aquila Cat no kilo.
meters northeast OF Roccadi Papa
was ielt and registered by tho instru.
ments At $50 q IN. mean timo oi
kome on The 9th OF last February.
Just at that time ! was casually OBJ.
serving through a microscope q pom
dulum six centimetcrs long which
suddenly began TO display great agita-
ton.
Now such pendulum. when re-
moved from Its equilibrium position
for IN amplitude o iual to tho observed.
comes Ia rest In about half nm hour
In the present case the pendulum con.
tinued 70 oscillate I'LL the afternoon
Nor did the character OF tho vbra.
lions correspond to tho gradually and
regularly diminishing oscillation OF a
pendulum which had received a single
shock.
The pendulum Il firmly nxed to a
big column deeply founded In tho
basalt lava so as TO give trustworthy
indications OF tho real movements OF
the ground Perturbing causes which
would have kept tho pendulum In
agitation such hs wind. tho passing
OF people carriagoS &c. had not ON
that dag 10 DO taken into account
think Il rather improbable that
secondary and subsequent shockA
coming from tho same center rs tho
first one were tho cause OF the OBJ.
cor cd fact A much more probable
explanation would DO that the whole
hill on which tho observatory 10 built
maintained during the whole time tho
particular state OF trembling produced
by tGe first shock
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
Notice or Publication.

Charles W Lewis, In the D.s'rie;
jose Maria Lncrro, Ct al. lsTnSilIio.
Thu said defendants. sister A. Tees.l
| all unknown owners or proprioturs uf that ccf1
tain tract ~ laud situate Ia the C0rniy Of Herr
nalliio an Territory OF New Mexico. IN bod
| sifcs 1T tho liio Puercp, yaIiuutly known 4
| the iicrnabc ". Montaau grant, IN. Grant q
| the MontAnus, the kio Pucrco grant. and III,
| Grant of Nucsira benoTA de- Ia Luk san ferj
| naudo san lilaH AMI all unknown heirs ~
| Lcrnabe N Montana, Antonio Montana. y's,
| houtauu, Juan nautlS'a Montana, Pedro huei
tano, Antonio tandelATia, Antonio 0urusj
| ARustln ,'aicgos. Marcos u Ica, lgnacio Jaral
mlIlu, salvador Duran, JOsc de Jesus hontana
AMI Mariana Galkgu, are hereby notified tha3
'ult 70 equity hiss been commenced aEaiHs
thon IN the District court Tor the County Il
Hernia lilo, rerritorS Of New AeKico, by sal
complainant, Charles W. Lewis, and asaius5
jose Maria l.nc.ro, Julinna tiallcgos de Lucer
his vile, Ju,to II. ArmiJn, hanuela ArmiJ1 u
frisnrri, Tomas Gutierrez, AN infant, RIs|
buti' rIcS, an infani, Juan n. Arnijo, an ial
q ~, Enrique A. snlsiar. Juan Olguin, Ciciltf
N, sanchez, Juan tilIro samoTH, AiejandI
sHndoNnl, florcnctO handovaI, Icsus n. sani
dnval, John 4, ArmlJ0, Aurilia Armilo, b Ios
Arlnijo, an infant, Manucla AimlJo. an infant
SOFIA Armiio, an infant, Nicolas ArmijO, an is
FAINT, and Nest0r ArmiJo. as co-,icfcndantsl
wn Oh sust l. brought by complainant IN oric1
that the couri shall ascertain and declare tha
rights, Titles aud later sts Of all 81 said parti
IN aud To the property aforesaid, and rcnicfI
such deere as may he rcpuir, Il by the Tight1
Of the parties, sud e obtain a division and
spctiyC rights Of the parties int rested therria
nnrcr the dirrctl u ~ the court, unless II shal
ApU"Ar that partition canuo, be- made without
great pr Judlce 10 the owners, In which cas-
complainant q ays thh n sale of the pr, misss
be- made under the direction of the court, ant
for general relief; and that unlcss you entet
hrsl dAi ~ the rSxt rcgui AZ March term a
SAID court, commencing on the 9th nay Il
March. is,u, de, re- pru con fesso theroiu will
10" rendered against you, -
CIiAS. y. HUNT,
Clerk aud Register In Chsnceryl
Albuquorpue, N. NJ, Jan. "a, 1888.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
To I,u,id I'm IA Race.

The mikado's rnvrrn""nt has como
I" ia" conclusion that both IN" stature
ana physique of the Japanese people
are unsatisfactory aud In need IT i'm
proyomcnt, 4 parliamentary commits
sion appointed 10 investigate the
causes 81 this lack ~ stamina has.
after prolonged inycstigHtiun.asrr
II Ia the vegetable diet tn which the
Japanese have hithorto mainly con.
tined themselves, Neither rice nor
fish, II l. alleged. possesses the
sustaining power rs articles of food
po-scsscd 10y meat, The commission
ha, therefore recommended aud the
government has approved the rcpor,
that meat diet should h. sub
-t'u,rd for the rice, Ash and vego,.
nhlr- which now conatitut" the
principal ingredients Of Japanese
80 kerry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18

Eiitor CitiLnn.
Under the guise OF quoting titles in.
eide Of confirmed town grants a bill has
been introduced in the council which IL
n most pernlcious measure, aud IL II DO.
comes q law our past troubles over tltles
inside the Albuquerque grant will lie
mild IN comparison 10 the lawsuits and
general shaking up Of ttles that this
new law will create. First, when the
land court confirmed the grant they
gave us the same title that they give To
every one who proves up on n piece u
government land, and quit claim deed
from this CITY will not strengthen our Il.
ties in the least, The bill was not got
ten up Tor this purposs. On the con
trary, It IL evident from the tenor uf Il
that II 10 u conilscatlun scheme, pure
and simple, II the city Of Albuquerque
owns any land inside the grant 1t hFs
the same rights that an individual has
under like circumstances commence an
action in the courts; but tina trouble Is
this; Neither corporations nor lndlvd
uals are apt TO 20 int" the courts about
the ownership Of land unless they have
soms show at least ~ winning, conse
ausutly II 10 much custer h. &c, special
legislation 90 enable them g. steal what
they coyst. outright Under this bin the
atty attorney and council can dispute
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
BILl.n APPROyRI,.

Gov. Prince yesterday approved the
following bills: For the Establishment OF
normal schools at Silver City aud Las
Vegas; an act TO provide for clerical help
IN the auditors office; an act TO promote
irrigation; an act, sxemptinR new rail
roads from taxation for six years. an act
10 define the westerly and northerIy
boundary lines Of Lincoln county; an
ACT 10 provide for the msintenancs Of q
county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
r,>,oI.,.,,,rou. tIls

FROM - rnr,Re- - the h,ermhiy and
tt,. Ni'h 'i.l'urat To- the capital from nil
pprls - the territory, ealH IL" New McN
..,r, % lH,ytirrt tnnt t'rtr " strong
. 4 growing continent 10 favor " the
i,s ,sr Il rurnc such act ~ the follow
~.
Au at 20 relation o. tnNrs aud b. hN
'un n. mprnshtIuh - collectors.
IT," 70 rnac.rI b, the Legislative nsscm.
u., u' the territory ~ New M"NirH:
~,.'. !. Hereafter all territorial aud
,.u.D 'nN,r .uhi become due on a."
lr.. day 60 January after 'hrN ARE lrru,i,
.,- rni = lAo lirN dny e Nuy"iuD"r.
$50 = o. hui after January !, le.n,
.g %. taNua phd within uh" oHeudHf
n rt' from tle dat" ur Whlrh they br
..H" du", I"r cent shh.l b. prd 10 TIA"
.....r. tot ~ addition 10 Or %, tan. Oh al
'nNr- phd after %" month aud within
is, uphth- from sad da,, per cent
. -.r. tlu- 10" p,Id,pn all ihsr' pnli after
twu months uud within three months
/ t.Ym s,.i day, ) per cent hall Thus he
ppiI, uu nu tHN"e phii after thtc" munths
. urd N'l.a tuur months from SAID day, 1
! prr cert 80 nIl thus br pad, aud on ali
tnN"f pu.d a''rr four months from snld
/ ihy ct Nulrh the! become due, - prr cent
4 .hni. i'.Is be- uaid tu the collector In AL
d'lou 20 iN"tGN. The percentage thu,
/ itIi g. r.' '"cturs ~ taxes shall be IN ful
Compensation FOR their service as sucl
| T. IilrCtpra.
! SOC . On and after January !, lshb
/ 40 collect ~ taxes III New Mexico shai
F receive my pny ment Hs such collector
from lhc territory ar from any county
/ Olty, town ur school district,
500. I NJ, nctH and parts ot acts IA
cont. It With this net are hereby repeal
-I
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
now sw,.. chmdrsa DO to sleep.

The Swiss people are very artistic
in their tastcs. and even the poorest
Swiss is neat and tasteful In his home
lie, Many Of the ways OF the Swiss
are a. pretty as their fanciful ideas
Of building houses. A Swiss mother
believes that her child will have had
dreams unlcAs IL Is crooned To sleep,
Aud 81, bending low over the drowsy
little ones couch. shS sings soothing
songs II green pastures and still
waters until the little child has
brcathcd itself peacefully into the
land Of Nod.--New York Ledger.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
wu.N Eplson WAS \ BOY
liz i'hinirrI i'"n Ih"r a. Aptitude Tor
~, Iln' NurL.

ii' 'hIlir"i I'"n ih"r a. Aptitude for
a., IIn' N"rL.
wns talking n few days since with
Il tr."Hd Who iycd at Iurt e. ntioL
Mich Il, 'ho tim" when iHoma, kdl.
.u0 spent hi- huyhuoI 'hrrc nnd
learned many int"ro,t,uu 'I.n.- Of tho
pr"nt .nvoGtor | at tn" urnt Of tho
hry'- inclination va, always toward
mechanical. Appliances an tho lntcst
invention. 81 which no could hear Is
too well known 10 need rrit"rh'Iou.
ili- special ,onducsA how ryor was
for constructing c"udc telegraph in
strumoUts with which to keep up con.
slant communication with his chum
who lived IN the Immediate vicinity.
After an enormous amount Of work
/ tho little fellows succeeded IN making
/ two Instruments vii ch were caro-.
/ fully placed IN their respective bed
ruon.N 50 that carly and late un.
known to the ro-t 81 tho household
they communicated that flow Of
thought always on tap bctwcon two
youthful friends,
Tho Intervening wires were mr..
ranged 10 escape the entangling in.
| Nuorcc OF shrubhcry and fences by
means ~ tall poles says kato Folds
! Washington, For while everything
won't on smoothly The thrilling OK
porIoucss OF ilshing trips were enjoyed
in retrospect over tho wires similar
exciting plans were evolved for
future use aud the barnynrd statistics
were transmitted with unwnverIng
oNactnoss ono morning, however
the boys awakened TO find all this
oh ,ngod and whore order had
prevailed was only chaos.
During tho night n COW had s,rayod
into the inclosuro aud after knock.
ing down tho poisS succeeded In 20
"ntangling tho wires about hor legs
that her astonishmcnt and distress
were voiced 10 the neigh borhood In
muurniui bellows which made tho
might hidooua Tho greatest damage
however was In tho dolicateiy
AL u-trd Instruments which had boon
80 In Jurel by tho cows novel wiro.
pulling as to DO utterly spoiled
! for future usefulness
Tommy ldison who during his
/ loyhood was nlwnys called "a" was
40 worry fond OF pigeons which no
raised IN great mum crs and taught
To como ut his call. huttcring about
ON his head shoulders and arms
while he fed Thorn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
Tobacco and Tea In England.

Tobacco consumption 10 increasing
In Great Britain. For the past year
II averaged ono and six-tcnths pounds
per head Of tho population. In
Franco II averages nearly two pounds.
In England the consumption Of tea Il
rapidly increasing and coffee dimin-
lshing. Cocoa has increased 81 per
cont In ave years
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
NyInphlhy.

On the way home from tho services
at the church little Mllly was very
grave, 80 grave that her father final
ly asked her what was the mat
te.'.
"Oh" she said, I'm so sorry Mr.
Wilson IL not going 10 heaven"
"Why.Mildrcd, what do YOU meanp"
well. she replied, the minister
said he was going 10 DO taken TO
Brooklyn Truth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18

Rattlosnakcs are said TO have an
In,ipa,hy to whito.ash leaves Some
iaturaliSts assert that IA rnttlo-uakc
'lnccd in n circle OF half ash leaves
md half hot Goals will cross tho Goals
ather than encounter the lenvea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18

II il stated that every young clerk u,
the Santa Fe freight depot were favored
with n valentine tins morning, and some
Of them are very pretty. It's also learn.
ell that the five fair clerks at Golden
Rule Bazaar were not forgotten, and some
Of the valentines they received were
simply elegant.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
An Eleventh Century Fashion.

Daring the eleventh century fash.
lon 81 cmbroidrrlng the initials Of
ih' nam" and the family arms on tho
garment, hrgan in Italy aud spread
all over Europe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
Capital Removal.

IL icing understood that the question
OF removing the capital from Santa 70
~ou'd soon DO brought up in this session
Of the Legislature, . large Meeting Of the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18

The lesseee on the Kelly mine have n
large amount OF ore which they have
been holding back on account OF the luw
price OF lead
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18

W. II. Simmons, Of Smith comfy, Kan
sas, is at Springer visiting his daughter
Mrs. Jas Ph,Iips, whom he had not seen
for thirteen years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
~ >o,, Why >o,1

On" day maker ~ prose and verse
received from the hands II Robert
'"nu"r a story which he had sub
m.''"d Ia him the week before. says
lUth. III You please" said the
r",r politely, II would like to know
why I"u can not u-" my story. 50
That | may be- guided in the future 10y
your preferences. "Iorialuly," rc-
pU"d Mr.. Bonner; 'ta!s story will
not de- for m" b"cau'o You haze in il
IN" marriage II mgE with his cou-
sln.' "But,' protested tie young
uu'hor, "cousin, do marry in real lifo
very often" In real he, yes, "
cri"d IA" ranny Scotchman, hut not
In he New York ledger"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18

Walter Owen, the actor, who was here
few weeks last spring, 10 now at AZ.
pen. Col.,and doing we'll teaching Shakee.
pearean.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18

4 movement IL On foot Tor the forma
tIon ~ n competent tire department Tor
Doming with suitable apparatus and
thorough organization.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18

The Grand Canon OF the Colorado, the most sol.
lime Of NRtur.'. work un the Earth. can sasily h
reached via Flagstaff, Williams or Peach Sprins
aud aoaisIsms's Well J"u can journry most IL.
Tectly by this line, Observe the Aasisat IsdlAs
Civilization Of lAEsns, ar % Asema, The Ci:; ID
~, r.o snI mss s ~ .Ss rss n'T ss..
Diaelo. Take u hunting trip In the mag ni deeni
pine forests ~ the Han Francisco Mountains
Find interest In the ruins 81 tho prehistoric ave
and cha Dwellcrs View the longest tantilc,s q
bridge In Ameries lrr,'~e the Colorado rtysr.
W. A iIlSSELL,
General Passenger Agent,
San Francisco, cal, and Alhuouerqae, NJ N.
III. h, NAs SLICK, u. u. GABLE,
General Agent, ti.hsrsl S4psrint,DdeuL
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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Robert Mllhken, treasurer % tho
American silver 4 Lead Mining com.
pany and manager Of the Surprise mine
at Cooks, was taken into custody on
charges OF cmbe2zlement.