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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-19
Atthr Hospital.

John D-iehSuty, Tor several years N
the employ ~ the Atlantic y Pacific
railroad company at tina place, met
with II pnluiul accident about tSo years
ago which caused hlm the luss ~ al eye
The other eye Was Weakened some
What, ard "a "Wednesday he was taken
into the hospital nj Albuquerque by
Andy SmIthgHll, 10 he treated by the
railroad phyrclHns Mr., DrI.hanty's
eye haH D"cume ~ weak lately that hs
could not srr out - II, ami grave fears
are entertained whether he will ever bs
able e. se- out ~ II again, Gallup
Cleaner,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-19

MHr.h n. en-, received IL Telegram from
Nh"rN tunrlrSlnu, ~ Santa f., "a
ipu, pu, or one janice O'Nrill, wanted
~ Santa Re iur burglary Description
wr- ylv"r, hri INSTRUCTIONS g. hold
ONru. Marshal Clay bad but little
tr.yul" a. apnttrg h,s man, who Nnr
I.n,HuG dr'"rtNr, and he In beng held
nr n" c.mug - Sheriff Cunningham
lna Nrsu Opttr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-19

"ut rt.itt = m,uripl- aud otrct ma,
TO-. 10" ret ~ II lrn,c Las truce, on
IT, Do. 81. . 80. t.i Nill atop at
N' y ,ur o., los Vegas md
'vi.0 ,j M pluta mny
70" To-. .oe'r. lot 'p, r..ptun ~ st
'''.v lru. lh" u,.' .lts afforded "
.".i.ag large Grj Dr,u,unlo collections
"hd IT," result drr"uds entirely GA the
l"nry 'p.rt and rr'ofpt.-. = .ut pea
49," The pr,es yhn .ip more than any
other agency 90 make Tie movement, a
-ncccs~, and Ne ask your e .,n-~' aud to
buus HbDut thN t-sut
We need srn .srs nni uuti rr,hrd gram
~ ehu" thrlr tult hrIsit, nni gte.u W
bulk to shuN lie grade aud quuity
The h~s' ,os"t b'rp = nll kind. shuud
70" sent Fruit ,snr uputtaut l,cm t.,
p"ri"uce has BtyAG thai the softer
fruits c"hnut bv E'ut With safety ia their
natural condition, aud thee. should be
Put ~ I"ts A hfs" uumbrr ~ Jars
"er" distributed throughout the tern
tory last teHf, aud are ~ the lands ~
Ibrh, committees, etc. We rntiestl, a.k
Who cat contribute gram, grass, ye,e.
tables, fruit " mineral Ut other BRO.
ducts ut ARTICLES u interest, e. send
them 10y the car above mentioned. Tins
",il give good imprr-stDu u tie torn
tory and b" the best advertisement,
which In pureDpie 10 lave ~ our re-
Suurces md products. The articles can
tee left with the station agent until the
p"ssng" - the cur, n II N deslred that
II should stop at other points than those
Indicated, notice should br gwen An
aruclre should ho marked with the
name Of the sender, IA order that pro
per credit may be gwen.
By giving notice u this to your read
era, you SIil do IL great service to ia.
territory aud much uOlise tie Board u
Managers,
l. BENpruEp pEl>,i, Sec. protein.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-19
Crime ~ Williams.

Lat Monday uIght Il Is. rasrl aas
held UP Ny tUu m.u on iIl NU,hms
avenue, Who beat him . unm"rciu.'}
that he waH picked ny IN uu unconscious
condition. Mr.. Casey WA crosa.ng from
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-19
FxhIbIts " aHtrd,

- '.. 'lfDu.
Lee \. r,N ) r. H. Il, company har
Willy agreed e. send chr 10 IN"
VOLTS Far b. carry the summer ~
h.'t Il the territory without expense
the wi, enable ia 10 make iiue ex
l,'' "a the department, Of agriculture
an tpr,tculture IN which Il IL most i'm
par'nIt to enhghten the general public
~ " our pIodu yts, ~ veil ~ - increase
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-19
Held Z -

Nm Harn.a. M aged gentleman who
II engaged ~ selling chthrrh cure ~
the .lty ma,ir - call iari evening IL, the
rr-.,rncc u family un North Fms,
,'frrt. II, wa returning down FIRST
s,rrrt u, $50 O'Clock, when he Wac
s'vpp-d 10y three u"n near the corner al
Fret street ant iy"rnT avenue, On" OF
tie men tnrrN u sack aruuad the head
~ Mr. BARNES aud the other two caught
hm by tlr arms, one man sRd; GIVE
w your money, or ~" viii blow your
trans out" Nj BARNES was helpless,
an made no resistance, IT," foot pad
s~r4r"d 60. aud then He'd. MIR, Barnes
Was unudrd by IT," eHoN across hls eyes
GLl cannot de-rrilr his as-al ants.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-19

veil grant lhe udur ls pttuatrd n,.
ttr,h t.. creek Hrd the rput aver aud
has b""u worked rurrr-s'ully sjucr lSl
|, NHe discovered ~ trr"r mIu"rs 10 ,l"
sprung u tie year l-D>. Thus Mas b.
lore the MHNNrl, Etn'' was solid g. the
pr"e"nt company the tt,r H. r"-'"ct
and the company nov r"."I,"s u ruhi.
royalty un the net uutpd'.
re- Aztec p,u.o 1t. fret discovery aud
&urklua tns yielded large -um- u nur,y
and is rDusidr,ri ~ oNrrtr t. be- Que
4 the surr-t aud beet ~ i.r"r- = gold
Du the west TIE quhrta ~ tie Ns'"c
"ntHlrs large proportion - prtoNrdr
u ron, SON" t"ldrp,r. quartz ~ cty stale,
-u,phatr u copper and slate; the ,nt'"r
yer! often contains free gold
thrown Tie p,lly. Nusu-' Il.I
The county cumm,-s,ouerp ad!outurd
to day t. sept 18TH
Hon. Erue.t Meyers returned ,n-t
Night from Chicago.
Nntrru"luus nre grt,trs NOR" plrutl.
'uI ~ Il ch""I"r IA TINS market
u. / Mctyur, u Knusas Clty, wnr
yls,tur to- the trmmrrctnl club ,rs.etuny
evening.
Misses ClGtltn aud Mime Nb"ytin At.
uyrd ir.u Brruau,lu Monday mglt
and nrr waiting friends
Cui. Go-t Is H--ur"d ~ u, .rHst thirty.
ave pupIle ~ lnr Hprnus ~ the Mtutay
academy ~ thus rOty ia September
A whsnout on the S.u,n f.. rnus..l ,
lrlny = four hours ~ the arrival u the
pnre, niger tram from the south .nr,
uglt
Mr.. IA In,r,..,s ~ ,n..rt, s.,,hrp
ap her claim With tie m-urnuc" con-,
pnry on the Emmett II nee, recently
pururl
T. & Hal .,,,..,yt.,.,,.,n.,
Atlantic 4 pnc,,.r r,,d ,r I'm. morn.
trg on rnalrund Ou-iur.e for Bnr.,uA
California
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l'Nh"t' Hhh''"tS '"'''" INSPECTOR h"H
h"d ms .Ht'sl'uoh "N'"h'"" 10 A'hu
4""fi"". u" no" '''"'S 'he S'""""
''''" ''''t '''f'' W >-'"' wa
''hh '"h'"h' INN" N'"R "h" III.
hurPh! ""t" drought "''"'" 'h" pom"
"HH 20 nay 'h"rs"' WIN '"Stahc!
~" hrr' h"'''r" ""H gwen Ten days Oh
Va" ch"'h S"hS' w" e''"b" ""H u'e
'h"fs'"'' M" Wv '"H" ~ vi" '"''' VI"
p"r'P"n"' l" 'h'r evening
The dtstrlburun by H." C'mm"rclhl
Ciuu - several thousand copies II t..
t. Tonga pamphlet s"ttink iurth u"
advantages ~ A'""4u"'4'" !" h""''h
f"""f vi" u" VI" "'"h" VI "'''"'''"e
NOR" h""''h "'""''' !" '''' wy "u''"R
new Winter '''"" "''' '''' e''" "'''
o"'"f'
IN alarm ~ hr" MA gwen AZ 3.p Tins
afternoon, ana II w"s discovered that III"
tire "as ~ "a snIali frame budding owned
by l,nsru"Hld Bros, at hl2 N"et Lead
avenue. H." hr" war put ont Wit
rhght damage, The tire department "as
promptly on IT." ground aud dii quick
and rN"ct'e work
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-19

''''-'""~' "nn'mtng the ItJR dcI tito
"r""' h"d 'gntusttnr anon
u" .nn biC.0, Iattu

hhl, Wv" ''fI'F HId \ i-IlrP L. 81
i"' drf"l a." "pu.u. II bee ruuf. con
iruug the 'nJN del L., sfnu. I. ino.r,
.""' '' 'l' "'"a '''.ii'i ~ o." bound
"tI"H set ''i'h p" '"r r"N'l"u - Mr,-,r.
"p'"R"'o"fs f"''p" i"s"i", lHrbrpO
W, 1T Hl, the court Hd ung TINT it.rlr
U'' l"nrH'"S th" '''"l.h. - ,ur rur'h
"rh !. "nd"l '"".d 10" settled A'"n 'hr
t't''! ""' una" "'d IT," t". D'' i',~.. ~
81 III roait Tor "Irt"' '.'. J.. .Nl.t -
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nrtuuIIy ru.,,,t.j .,rlu.ir. - 90.
,rn2ir, lnud. and Vat.t r,ylt- vl.g,.
fla. - nt,.,r,, ur.,u,.l var. r,..i ID.
r,u,tuui. T.. n,. ,t.,l,.t ,rI, a., I,ry III.
the cuity,t,.u. ui H.. u,lIa kent M
thereafter lnpr,ug alI b,rumtng part u
the pubur domain 4 the Cu,trd Stated.
The court ho,dr that IL" eSrrr,e,uu ju
thr grant that pasture aaI Waters -un.,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-19
,nn-r orthr nrnrr..Inn.

w. hNy" uutnlu.' To- fear tut ourselves
We Un,rg IT everything now ttat We had
lAs' year except confidence aud proc
panty. We have the sam" rlch cpun'
~, 'r" cam" Nrh,th ~ resourcer, the
49, wpbry, the same pnopl" What
"" hNyr tine year which w. did not
have .nrt year ~ thr new management
Sh..n 'hr Is'uplr ,a-l November put 10
Charge = the govern m"n' manage
m"ut pl"us ny every party obligations
I" the lhhud pnmrut e hpruirrllvr thrri'
sLl attach ubUe,'lpu the democrat Il
lea hero "a, m-.r, ih"N must keep Ih'
bD- urrr pr"pr ~ 'hl1 country, b-Ilev
~ that ia" democracy will keep their
t"rmu pledges, nr- forced 10 prepar.
Tor 'Ar change Wu, Mckinley,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

~" Iu..ai. ~ ~ar'L Clara lIru.u
celebrated .'.t urrnnI trua, 40 ~.,ur.
dny, Md tnr NrN M"V.nn .p- 1t Ans
Ni'u"---d ~ ~, l,uh p"rp,r man, ~
~ from ~,..n l..Uu A. .N.ur.,ou over
'h. turupN pnuF" rrnI H. tion, lat
y tie t.su,.r- Nunl Saurhrs ard
Nnr.rI l.,hrto, tNu MrNrals, udulg.d
"hp.uuS r'tap", over SANCHEZ
a.'., - 10 sa,d. Nnnrhrs uprued tie
uu. .y turR at IpbHtu, AID al un.
Hn.,r 10! -iauior received the bullet IL
'It fpfrn"ii. The mi-tiic struck the
up. u'' A'ru the rycs and glanced az
H,rI ru ut ti"t.p ~ tie scalp lie
'.u o. po0iy recover, Drputy Sh"rN
l'l 90 80. 10 TIE ground and attr,'"d
Do" '"H mru. They Rcr" br.ug.t t.
~at.r t..r IT," tram onturmy r,cutus
Hrt r.'.". ln .ni.
l'"'a m,u hnIn pre-. mln,ry hear
h.',r" Ju.. % Grr.n yc-'rrIa, ,Di
N.,,.'t,N. u.utt,uu ,rr. h.uDu aver t.
n'.st.' .,,. Spp.,o, tor ;.n.o aud
{. ..'. So
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-19
TuE SISTER rRnHIToHN.
News IirAn,ns- from EVER, Portion
OF Arizona

news elrhntuHS from tNcrN Portion
OF AriEona
Nor" tramps have ph-sri through
kugman the pact week than IT. any ,lks
time IN the history u the town
The athletic club " Phoenix ~ the
only vel equipped sporting place IN Ito
territory. 1t affords amu.rm"ut 'lr
about sISt! 1--we mrmD ers, all : nod youts
men ~ the cjt!
Tho only i-sJs IN Arizona Ut ptra-rt
affecting u.r interests ls the Nur.dH
Far discussion, aud the only conclusion
the propr can come t. IL that there Id
no exhibit aud a. money
The resources u Arizona mr.. not con.
hnrd to her silver productlon, Tor great
w. that IL, It ~ among the smallest. Her
gold interests are fully ~ great aud her
agricultural aud range respuro.s mini.
tely greater.
Those famous peHches grown on Lynx
Creek, near Prescott haye commenced
to come into marked Our mountain
raised fruit and melons ara far eupcrlar
| t. the imported article, both IA regards
size and flavor.
III lalu, gnlrh, yust below Weaver,
short time after recent heavy rain,
man hunting horses picked up II go
gold nugget On top u the ground winch
had been washed dpNu or exposed Uy
| Hood watrrs.
/ Several partirs hHNo gone from KING.
uau 10 the old placers below Needles.
! Il ~ thought that u any method eau lea
devised to get water On the ground nu
attempt will Oe made e. columrnc. the
work night away The gulch"s are All
! rIch IN gold and With water Vuu.d yield
! thousands ~ dollars IA dust
PROT q. r.. Bailey, credited to Auu.
qurrque, IL one of the WorIi'r Far
!udg"s ~ miu"H aud mining GIItflN.
lhig u the geutl-mnu Nho Nns IA
klugmRn Few w"rks rlnce examining
the geological formation ~ thrr H"cttun
Htth II view To determine the possibility
~ SECURING hrteelHu water. II" lr II very
compe,en, man. Our Mineral Wealth
The Prescott Cuuricr sayr \ we'll.
known miner sand yesterday that tive
hundred men could make u cumiurtab,
living working placer ground IN thIs ".
Cluity, and some ~ them would make
first rate wages. Guid ls scattcred On
the bed rock all over thls section, aud IA
washing ground Hn uccnHlounl rich
packet shows up
The Prescott Courier has the following
item about about miners. Colorado
miners and proepectors have commenced
to arrive ~ this eectlOn. AZ there In an
abundance u water now any miner Vhu
understands hs business can guyher
around many eide gulches aud rock
out" enough gold to live on nicely AMI
at the same time slwaye have II FAIR
chance ot finding better pay or IL quartz
bonanza.
The klngman Miner thinks that tho
government should purchase III. ran-
ches Ia Trnx,On Canyon and build an
Indian school thsreon By u system ~
wells and wlndmlls the whole valley
could be made productive and soon the
whole Wallapa tribe would be made
self ming. The ranches could bs
bought Tor u small amount and thu labor
and improvements 40 far expended
could he made useful ~ we'll ~ profit
abls. The valley contains about one
thousand acres u arabl" land
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-19
a.nod ArIrciIon

John ". Schuh"ii, ~ Santa Fe, hsr
,celv.i the appointment ~ receiver o'
the Albuquerque National bank. Mr.,
Schohrld ~ veil qualified to drchnrI,
the duties u the position, and Sr,l clos
M the uus,uass ~ the bank t, the en
,r. ea,rpin 'tpu - the drpoSrtors anu
st,rklulirr- lie IL we'll known here
md viii make I7"tnl ritll"n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-19

tn. success II Mr-, ANN" II. beam,
-, NcK,rruurt, l'.nnsy wanna lu IT."
treatment 4 dnrfhua ~ her chlldrrh
w,il undoubtedly be- ~ interest 10 man!
,'',,I,.r. $50 -nys II sI-n, several
w..ks m d., rs,oSu, Pa, after the grrn,
nnnd nm account ~ ny husband J-iug'
.mpluy.d there, We had several cLll
~ w,tn ms. tap ~ whom took the
J,ar,lnn very rady ! got some ~
tLarh.,ls,p's Cpur, Cholera aud DiGr
rbmn RsmeJ, 'rom Rev, Mr. Chapman
!, ,,,,sJ hntI q them | knew oi srN
srAl other classes where II WAS equSlIy
snccsssiuI. t.Ink II cannot In ~
c.,llsd and cheer'llly recommend H."
~ and ~ cent bottles Tor sale by 1. H.
burgers l. Son, drugg1SIs'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-19
ola u an ttohbrd

A. Ablqul, RIO Arrlb1 county, last
Thursday, two unknown rubberH app
p.ared at the residences 81 Jose RuIbal
Martinez, m ag-i resident ~ thu town,
and furc.d the women "a reveal the
whereabouts ot the family wallet. They
s,,cured ti,m and taking two 81 the
btst horses on the place, made good
their escGpa, The money wNs buried ia
IL. saythsn tipOr ~ one oi Mr., Martinez
rooms. AZ another point IN the prem.
lse- Ls had buried Sl5un IN coin, but
the roblsrs having 10 knosIsdgs ~ this
l-ft satisfied With the booty they had ss-
cured. They rode to Espanpla, and IN
Friday left hear there the hprsea they
wrrs riding and stole two fresh unes
from Mr A, Douglass. There IL no
clu. a. the present whereabouts of the
robbefs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-19

The cavalry small arms comp"tItca 10
Ia progress at Fort Winsat- To-day &C.
cur mounted revolver practice aud
bull's eye hrlng, cavalry competition, "a
to ,aD yards, ou Wednesday aud Thurs,
day, sk,rmish tuDg on FRIDAY aud sat
urdaJ revolver hrlng dlsmount"d, on
Monde, next, aud revolver lirlnR mount
- IN, Ina..lnN InlInulnu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-19

Mr.. II J. Mayors, ~ Oakland, Md.
says, II have soid thirteen Duttles u
Chnmb.tla,u's Cough lamedy to-day
and am literally sold out THIS In the
largest sale on record ~ any one pr-par'
alton IN u day over our counters. IL
gives ia. beat satisfaction ~ any cough
mrdldlns ". haadle, and a ~ seller It
leads all other preparations N thus mar,
ket," For sale by I, II burgess and
Son, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-19

Henry Starr, IA. notorious outlaw, was
arraignsd IN the United stal"s district
court at Fort Smith, Ark, Tor murder
and bls trlvl sci for October H.,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-02

ALTHOUGH Cuba is an older and more
civilized province, the causes Of insur-
rection do not seem different from
others seen 81 frequently in South
American countries. These may be
summed up in the newly arrived for
eigner's platform that he was "agin the
government if there was any" The
best news of the affair so far is the fail.
ure Of the proposed expedition from
New York. The United States govern
ment will therefore assume no respon.
sibility for failure to guard against buc
caneering expeditions and thus anothe,
Virginlus affair may be avoided.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-02
HAS TAKEN POSSESSION.
A. W. Lyman Succeeds John Mof1t
Collector of This nistrIcA

A. W. Lyman Succeeds John Mofit as
Collector of This District.
Acting Internal Revenue Collector John
Motif yesterday turned over that Office to
A. w. Lyman, recently appointed to the
position bv President Cleveland. For eev-
eral days inspector Eldredge, of San Fran
cisco. has been in the city, going over the
business of the office, preparatory TO the
change. Collector Motif had everything in
good shape. so that tho inspectors duties
were soon completed. Collector Lyman
filed his bond with the department while he
was east. so that yesterday. when the in
spector was ready, he had only to take the
oath of Office. which he did before Judge
Knowles. Later in the day the new COL
lector said in answer to q question that he
had not determined unon any changes
among the deputies as yet. and would not
until he had the opportunity to familiarizs
himself with his now duties. In reply to
another question he said his duties as COL
leotor would not be such az to interfere
with bis newspap per business. and that he
would remain as presidents and genera
manager of The Independent Publishing
company, and editor-in-ohief of The In
DEPENDENT.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-02

THE Australian government has found
n new but simple and effective method
for relieving distressed banks. 1t is an
order for a five days holiday to enable
solvent banks to Withstand the panic
now prevailing in financial circles. 1t is
u novel procedure, but is apparently
justified by the extraordinary condi-
tons. Several Of the strongest banks
in the province have been forced to the
wall by long runs which would not have
occurred except for tho general scare
The action Of the government in stem
ming the tide will be counted a goot
thing if the movement is successful; il
for any reason it fails tho other result
will be violent Indignation from depos-
itors who needed their money at q criti
cal period and could not get it.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-02
IN
THE (iREAC FAIR OPENED.

EHHE
Tho gates of the "White City" we're
opened yesterday. Tho touch OF u but
ton sent an electric thrill to mighty on
gines aud an instant later the roar and
rumble of miles Of machinery sounded
the beginning OF d hriet but historic ep.
och of progress. The story OF the cere-
monies is graphically told in our press
dispatches. Tho conditions attending
the opening were not the best, but
within u month the arrangement Of ex-
hibits will be completed and the fair in
all it's magnitude will be ready for in
spection.
An attempt at anything like descrip-
ton would prove weak and use
less. 1t is enough to know that
it eclipses all other gatherings Of the
kind, for is said by critics to be be-
You'd tho expectations Of promoters
and enough greater in all depart
ments to preclude comparisons. 1t
is a great object lesson of the worlds
progress in arts and labor and should be
witnessed and studied by every Ameri-
can who can afford the expense. Money
invested in this way is given not only to
recreation but to a form of education
that can be had in no other way. The
Montanian, for instance, who visits the
fair will for the first time appreciate tho
wealth and worth Of his own state. He
will find in the exhibit many features OF
resources unknown to him. In this
way he will learn new things about the
state and be- able to show his friends
with enthusiastic pride what Montana
men can do. 1t would be a fine thing
for every Montana visitor to make
a special effort in directing the atten-
ton and interest Of eastern people to an
EXHIBIT which we believe is very credit
able to the state. This would be prac.
teal advertising of the very best kind.
When to visit the fair, how to see it
and how to get the best worth for
money expended are questions of much
interest. The first depends very largely
on the visitors private affairs. The best
time to so to Chicago will be when it is
most convenient to give the most time
for a vacation and keep within the limit
of the expenditure decided upon. II it
is possible, Montanians should suffer as
little change as possible from the brao-
ing air of their state to the sweltering
midsummer heat of Chicago.
Before the trip, it would be we'll to
learn all that is possible about the expo
sition. This can be done to a large de-
gree by studying catalogues and the
many articles that will appear in the
periodicals and illustrated newspapers.
In this way an idea may be gathered of
what should be first seen and pro-
grammes may then be partially mapped
out. The economy of time is as impor-
tant as the economy of finances, and
certainly it will be impossible to see
everything.
Another suggestion is that arrange
ments should be made in advance for a
boarding place and an estimate should
be made on the cost of the trip. This
is not easy but should be considered
carefully. The Worlds fair will witness
a great gathering of people of moderate
means. The expenditure to them in
volve an important problem and must
be carefully studied if the best results
are reached.
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Ey-SENAToR INGALLS,, who has given
up politics for more remunoratiye syn
dicate correspondence, thus describes
the criminal situation at Chicago:
The last mnnieir al administration WINS
ostensibly ono of decorum and law. bu,
there is no European capital where vice and
crime are more in~solently and shamelosslg
audaoious than here. nor where there Ii
more secure immunity. Highway robbers
ply their vocation as daringly as Dick Iur
pin at Biackheath. Singers and sand.
bagpers rob their victims in tho heart o.
the city. Enrg!aEies are go common tina
they nave ceased to attract notice. Pick
pockets. thieves, fakirs. crooks. bnnco
~steerers ana R~rean-goods men arc holding
high carnival.
ALTHOUGH much given to certain
forms of exaggeration, it is presumed
that the ex-senator has not overstate,
the case. All Montaniens who hav'
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-02
Reduced Rate to Tho wora,s Fair,

Helena to Chicago and return, $40.
Tickets on sale commencing May 4th, good
until November 10Th, with stop-over privi-
lcges west of the Missouri river either
going o. returning. Be su:e and take
the pictorial line, via Great Salt Lake,
Denver, Kansas City. Omaha or Sioux City.
the Union Pacific Offers unsurpassed nc
commodntions, Pullman, dining, sleeping
and reclining chair cars.
Leaving Helena $50 a. NJ. Monday, Tues.
daf. Wednesday, ETC.. arriving ut Chicago
$50 n. IN. Thursday. Friday, Saturday. etc,
(sevonty-two hours). Purchase tickets and
reserve berths at tho Union Pacific office
2S North Main street, Helenu.
L. l.. LoMAX. IL. D. WILSON,
q. 7. d Z. A., +. q +. A..
Omaha, Neb. Helena, Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-02
Worlds Fair Rates via the Northern
Pacific.

On and after May 4th the Northern Pa
cifc will sell excursion tickets from Helena
to Chicago and return at the rate of $40.
The transit limit in each direction will be
forty days. with final limit Nov. 15. 1893.
If desired by purchasers, tickets will be
issued to return via either the Union Pa
ci6o or Great Northern railways at the
same rate. No stopovers will be allowed
enst of st. Pnul or the Missouri river.
Bear in mind the fact that the Northern
Pacific is the only line running through
cats between Helena and Chicago, withou.
change.
For further information, sleeping chi
reservations, ETC.. call at the Northern Pa
citic city ticket office. or address
A. D. EDGAR. Gen'l Agent,
Corner Main and Grand streets, Helena
Montana.