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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-01-10

ADVICE TO MOTHERS. Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup should always
be used for children teething. It
soothss the child, softens thegumsy
allays the pain, cures wind collie
.ndis the best remedy for diarrhea
Twenty five cents a bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-01-10
Clothing and Furnishing Goods

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
The Chl.e.e Que.,isn.

Col. John BorrodAiis, was IN Prescott
Arizona, the other day, and here 10 what
the Courier says about him:
John Borrodails, deputy collector
United States Internal Revenue for Ari.
Ioaa aud New Mexico. In now In Pres
oott " afford Chinese bers an opportu.
uity OF complying with the provisions
and requirements Of the Geary act
which are about a. follows: Each
Chinaman must furnish three sun.dried
photographs OF himself, the photos u
measure one and one halt inches from
the chin " the roots Of the hair. One
Of these photos 10 10 DO pasted on the
application, one on the siub and one On
the certificate. The revenue depart
ment furnishes oil necessary papers free
Each Cinnamon will have 10 get tvo re-
sponsibls citizens TO certify that no has
resided In the United States since May
1892. All failing 70 procure certificates
rest, 70 be taken 10 San Francisco and
land and Mr.. Carlisle have both Issued
orders for the enforcement Of the Law,
cost what II may. No one bus special
deputies are authorised 70 iasus Ger.
tihoatss, The Chinese companies pro
pose 10 test tho oonstitu tiouality OF the
law, aud each ChinAman 70 asssaesd from
one 10 five dollars 70 pay the lawyers.
MIR. Borrsdsile reports that Prescott
Cinnamon are refuaing 70 comply with
the law. He will not visit Prescott
again until May 9th, when the limit for
Chinese TO register will have sxpirs4.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
Death OF f~rdinnaa s~iva.

The dead body 81 Ferdinand Selvs,
Nhuae death occurred ut his home In T,
germs canon. yesterday morning ut ll:5O
"'uiu,@, -"S Brought '.to .bo o'sy ia tho
Afternoon ~ yesterday aud turned over
10 lud.ftaksr Montfort. The funeral
tpuk place thus afternoon At . o'clock nj
tn" chnrch ~ immaculate Conception,
H." uurlHl occurring IN the Santa Bar
barn cemetery Tho two Italian Benevo
lent soclet,.s, ~ which Mr.. Selva was an
honorable tneml'sr, attended the services
IN body. HiN death WA caused from
c"rehrnl Hpoplexy.
The deceased was born Ia Pettinengo
Italy. 81 years ago, aud was resident oil
thus city and county Tor twelve ysars lie
WIS u we'll known stone Contractor, and
Tor several years conducted a restauran,
and "aloon business in this city. Bif
brother, Lawron,s Selva. recently 70
turned from three years visit To Italy
and II short time ago went TO Hot Springs
Ark, Tor the rheumatism. Another
brother, lgnscio Sslva, resides here, and
with these u wife and son, live years old
are left AZ mourners on American soil
TnR CITIZEN extends ito oondolsuce u
the bsreaved relatives aud friends.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
tfrnm tho Daily, March Sl.l

T. y, dosnsy, OF Flagstaff, Arizona, IL
IN the city.
Thoe. J. Behen. Well.kuown on the
pecos, ia in the clty.
THE vito 81 John White, blacksmith,
presented him with 4 eight pound boy
lRrt night,
Sheriff Luna, OF Loo Lunss. arrived in
the city Inst night. The gentleman ID
here ON court business.
Mrs. II. T.. Post, who has spent some
time waiting with her daughter, Mrs
smith, ut the sanitarium, has left for her
home in Chicago.
Jose Domlngues left for Tijsras this
morning with wagon load OF uerchan-
disc. lie purposes TO start up . general
merchandise store for summer trade.
Tennis by moonlight IL being enjoyed
by humber Of tennis players on the
Highlands theee lovely moonlight even
ings.
Nearly oil women have good hear,
though many are gray. and few are
bald. Halle Hair RSnewsr restores the
natural color and thickens the growth
Of the hair.
Tom May, son OF Constable May, had
q set OF harness stolen from his stable on
rjeras avenue the other night At the
last accounts the thief had not been ap-
pretended.
Miss Mabel Fox, Of this city. has 40.
cepted . position In the cliice Of her
brother In law. u. Ii, Learned. at Trini-
dad, Col.. and will hereafter make her
home in that city.
Tom Post, Of old town, who has been
seriously III with stomach trouble. 10
much better to-day. HIS family physi.
clan now entertains hopes that he will
ultimately recover.
Local Auditor Hatch, Of Wells. Fargo
Express company, left last night Tor q
two weeks vacation in California. Dur.
ing his absence Agent Gilbert will OIL.
ciste 10 q double position.
Col. Walter q. Marmon, who has been
doing extensive surveying in the west
cru counties OF Arizona aud along the
line OF the Atlantic 4 Pacific, is In the
city. The colonel has been at Laguua
Tor the past two weeks completing his
data regarding the surveys he has made
A. Il, Cassells was pleased 10 NEE, an
Old friend Of his from Indiana 10 the
person OF Mr., A, ID. Ashworth. They
had not met before for nearly twenty
years, aud Mr.. Cassslls showed the
s'ghts in tho city and points OF interest
10 his old friend. Mr., Ashworth 10
Uncle Dick Thompson's special oar man.
Conductor Clifford met this morning . |
friend In Col. Richard N. Thompson,
secretary Of the navy during the admin.
strstion OF President Grant, aud int.o.
luosd the distinguishes visitor 20 q nun.
,ss Of our citizens. Col, Thompson 10
ne OF the veteran republicans Of the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01

t'cm- trsm several L,v~iy Wr-,ers
ToNua

flasstaf. March - An occasion Tor
much Comment both here and NJ VII
llnuis N the announcement 10y n reapon
sibls party of this county that ths Sag
NAV Lumber company, ~ called, which
hae opened u stirring camp at Chalen
der. twenty miles west ~ here IN not n
brauca u the Saginaw Lumbar compsn,
81 Michigan, ne had heretofore been sup.
poeed. II now appears, M report has IT,
that II " y Chicago. concern. These sur
mises have been tossed about IN business
CIRCLES FOR moutba, but their trst seem
ing confirmation ~ IN the above declare
ton. Williams business men, who arr
most concerned, IA that IL Ia be the IN
ture headquarters Of the company, CLAIM
the report ~ u fake.
Tn. tirst holiday ~ thu winter for IN,
emplnycs u the Arizona Lumber Il Tim
ter company was had Tuesday, aud th"I
was au enforced one. \ broken axle dIs
ablrd the engine which supplI~a I'll" log'
Tor the mil over the private line ~ th'
| "Hu 'bt "hs HheN ''"h W"
the result. such had been the press 'ha
the company has been compelled Ia ru'
seven days to the weeh TOR the par
month. An engine has been secures
from the Atlantic 4 Pacific company "
proper repairs can be made.
Messrs Van Siyck and Fancher, q
Albuquerque, and Vic. President OF ID
beard Of Trade q, A. Bray. aud RlpI
Cameron. % thus place, arrived Saturda
evening from u ten day = trip 20 the Gran
Canon. They were reonnoIt-rnR part
10 compare trails leading down To III
river. with view Of report bein
MAIDS ~ Their observations u tn. Altar
tie 4 Pacific Railroad company. The
we're detained double their allotted tim
10y the heavy snow fall, and some anxiet
w"s felt Tor their safety; ~ much ~ thu
= search party with provisions was set
out, Some Of the experiences 81 the tn
went beyond what WAS really funny.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
lbsasRlee s'ourt.

Yesterday afternoon, the jury in the
case u the Territory w, Rabbit returned
. verdict Of murder IN the second d
gree. The dstsndants counsel made a
strong defense, and the Tsrritory's WIT.
nesses' statemsnts wsr0 conflicting in
many material points, and there seemed
the casual observer to be q strong aud
reasonable doubt Of Rabbits guilt Rab
bit was sergeant u one OF the Indian
companies stationed 81 Fort wiuEAs~.
and speaks English quite we'll,
Yesterday afternoon, the court tried
the case Of Victor A. Buck 4 %. W.
ChaS. w. Lswisi suit on OF IN accoun,
and promtssory note, IN which the jury
this mosninR returned u verdict for
plalnslh Tor so32,0s.
This morning the case OF Aioysicio NJ.
osatils W. Elliott Cruasan and Margaret
Crcssan was called Tor trial, and the
morning ives consumed in smpansling Q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
CvmiNG " HArM En.
what the We~era- fer rwesty Hesrs
Indicate for the meath Of April.

what the me~ora- FOR rwesty Wears
laat~Ate Tor the meath Of April.
The chief OF the weather bureau d.
rects the publication OF the following
data, complied from the records OF OBJ
servations Tor tho month ~ April, takes
at Santa Fs during a period Of twenty
years.
II is believed that the facts thus NJ
iorth will prove Of interest To the public
~ we'll m tho special student, showing
% they do the average and extreme cos|
ditions Of the moro important meterolo|
gicai elements and tina range withid
which such variations may be expectsi
to keep during any corresponding
month.
Temperaturs--Me Mean or normal ted
persture 46i degrees. The warmest Apr
was that Of 1889, with an average OF IL
Degrees The ooldest April was that
1874, with an average Of AL dsGrss
The highest temperature during ID
April was ~ degrees on April %, Al
~, 1870. The lowest temperature du
ing any April vas II degrees on April
1876. Average date Oh which last "kiI
Jog" frost occurred lin sprina) April
Precipitation. Rain and melted snos
Average for the m NTH. 0.75 incbs
Average number Of days with
OF an inch or more. @. The create
monthly precipitation was 2o6 inches
1900. The least monthly prscipitsi,
wAs 0.06 inches in 1880. The create
amount OF precipitation recorded In
~ consecutive hours was I ~ inches
April -, 1890. The greatest smoun,
snowfall recorded IN - consecutive hos
(record extending to winter Of 1884
only was 80 inonss on April IL, 1887 4
April %, 1880.
Clouds and wssthsr Average numh
OF cloudless days ~. Average numb
OF partly cloudy days, IA. Average nu
Der OF cloudy days, 4.
Wind-Ths prevailing winds hs
been from the southwest The high
velocity Of the wind during any Al
was AZ miles on April II. 1877.
II. d. HEasKY,
Observer. Weather Bureau
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
Nsw .NrEaPsf.Hs.
Corporations f,i,wE Ueeumests IN
once at rr,rtteriai secretary.

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= I,.,Jau.r. ". G. Wala. A Lind,u.r
- n Smith Jr Ca,i,al s,,ck. .sloo. On
p,i,,,,,l ,l.c. -, hns,,ssa Blaming.
IN. Ia.sbu,uh Canal 4 Irr;ua,io
roun.py Inc,,pora,ors. Numa Ra,
monj. M.runr,,o Lui,n. Es,an,slad
c,av., A,olon,o Alvarez J. ID. Barncs,
fla. y Fr.udsn,ha. Thoa. Mcclure. q
Manila v.ll.v Ca,,,aI s,o,k. Ar IN
p,;n,,a, o,,,r. n, Las Cruces.
Tn. oroous, Mining and Milling Con
| - 81, ,.--.I.- A., 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
Cattle IteHsa.

Msssrs. Allen Il Blake have succe<>
II. q. Pesrce a. proprietors Of
Stockgrowsr. Of Las Vegas.
Geo. l. Brooks has recently sold y
head OF New Mexico aud Arizona s,ss
Part OF thsss steers 20 10 Studxinss
Stanley, Of Pueblo, Colo. These gsul
mon left last night On the evening ID
tor Pueblo.
Hon. Bartlett Richards. OF Chad-,
Nsb., and Capt. W. French. OF Alma
NJ, came 10 from the south last nd
Capt. French 10 the owner Of the u
known "W..S." ranch, and Mr.. Ricbsl
10 q large dealer and owner Of catta|
the northwest.
Altrsin load Of +. W. Barkors's cal
from Flagstaff, destined 10 Barnes,
sas, will be in this evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
Caught q sharper

On the charge Ot using the united
States mail ~ defraud, James Rocker, of
Cetrlllos, had u hearing before United
States Commissioner W. Is. Sloan yester.
day afternoon, and was committed 10
y4,l, IN default Of $1,000 bail " await the
action Of the grand Jury. Kicker reach.
ell Cerr,llos about SIX weeks ago, and a.
tar working few days At the mines be-
gan sending letters 70 various residsnts
Offering to sell bogus money. He repr
santed that 'hs green goods he dealt In
was equal TO Uncle Sans bcst make Of
green backs, aud be sent several genuine
crlep ono dollar bills 10 the parties 10
prove It. lie offered e5Co In the bogus
stuh Tor $25 in currency snd larger
amounts IN proportions, the buyers to
receive the goods by express, y. o. ID.
Marshal brown and Tony Ns,s got hold
Of his letters and carried on . corres-
pondence with Kicker until they dsyel
op,.d his scheme and then they notified
secret Service Agent J. II. Walker, OF
Denver. who was SOON on hand aud nab
led Kicker. with the result that he Ia
now IN jail under bonds.
Mr.. Walker says the prisoner 10 an
old offender. lie is parachute jumper
in summer, aud during the winter pre-.
tends ~ earn q living AZ Q miner. liz
formerly resided at Burke City, Idaho
aud later NJ Durango Colo. He 10 &C
old sharper, and Mr.. Walker seems
srat,hed over his Judgment behind the
bars. Kicker 10 q smooth looking fol
low, about thirty years OF age.
One Of the witnesses brought mp from
CerrlIos to appear In the case was Mag
gie Lowell, quite q pretty orphan cir
who formerly resided here, and Who
since going 10 Csrrillos, be- f.llsu int
evil ways New Mex,cau.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
Msrrisle Death.

A freightsr between Hackberry and
White Hills by the name Of Fields, met
with u horrible death Wednesday on his
way home from the latter place. He
and Jas, v,cksrs started out from White
Hills Wednesday morning. each driving
q six horas team, v,cksrs In the lead.
Both wagons were empty. About half
way betwt n the two above named
pointa Mr.. vioksrs looked back and
saw Fields team coming up q little
hill without any driver on the seat .
la wen, back, and when he reached
the place he saw Fields at the hill
trying 10 raiss up. Az he reached
the unfortunate name side, Field halt
rose NJ on HIS elbow and sasped: at
couldn't bs hslpsd--givs me Christian
burial" then fell back dead. He had
fallen from his sssi and the two wheels
ou the side next 70 the brake had passed
over his body. crushing IN his chest. Two
rbs penetrated his heart. The suppo-
s'tion Ia tina, no had reached Tor the
brake with his hand aud the wagon
struck u rock. throwing him under the
front wheel. Dsosassd was about fifty
years old.-MohAvs Aiasr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
VIII BeKin a, DsraaEs.

II scems that the work on the Albu.
qu"rqus a Durango railroad will 10 DO
gun At Durango. After u whila prob
ably, construction will also be under.
taken at the Albuquerque sud. But Il
the road should be built all the way
from the Durango end IL would have a
tendency 70 keep the trade OF the line In
the hands OF the Durango merchants
The road Ia one which will DO both cities
good, but Durango will pr ,bs0ly receive
the greater beneht.-Dsnvsr Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
ElesAer kxalAla

Will the democratic papers err
when Mr.. Field became q democrat
vote 10 controlled by Joe Saint, d
few weeks ago, he was talking 10 fsvt
9 tax payers ticket, with HE iordsbs
the head OF the same Tor mayor,
yeas ago he helped defeat the q
cratic ticket, And made himself COD
uous by illuminating bis rssidsnSs
the defeat Of Mike Mandsll. He N
ed the religion Of Mr.. Mandsll By q
spithets, and otherwiss made himssf
noxsous TO the democratic party.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
p,sratCT soCnr.
nabs,t on rr,si AHa,s rsr the Cr,ms
OF Wurder.

OF Wurder'
Yesterday Afternoon the case ~ thu
Territory w Rabbit, all Indian, ~Ha
called Tor trial. Thus ~ the second TRIAL
~ this Gauss, the verdic, ~ the titat trial
having b~er guilty IT murder IN the $50
ond degree, The court granted u new
trial. and tho Jury are nog dehi~tnt,bg
ovet the evidences In u. present cas-
The accused 10 charged with having shot
. companion soldier, man 10y the nam"
OF Arm,io, II appeared from the test
mony presented by the prosecution tina
the soldiers had been paid on the night
% the tragedy, aud we're drinking ir,--ly (,
that the defendant. Rabbit, had retired
10 his quartern, when party assaulted
hia houae, crushing In the door over III"
aluu,herlng household ~ the Defendant .
Rabbits haitian blooi bo,led IN an IN
slant, and he atarte,i out with his Spring
field rihs on MA shoulder IN pursuit "
the marAud-rr.
Silversmith Jake, an Indian. teat fied
that Rabbit ran around hts bouse, shot
three times In the AIR and then started
after Armiio, whom he sho, 10 the head,
killing him instantly.
The defendant swors that his friend
Hicks took the gun from him after he
iited the second shot aud followed Ar.
m,Io, aud that he started away IN the Up
pnaite direction.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
IFrum the Daily, March vi. |

John +. Shy, the oeming cattle raiser,
is at the European.
Rev. Osborn, the young Episcopal
minister, left this morning for Santa Fe.
Undertaken Montfort received to-day
the prettlsst funeral coach ever brought
to this city.
Col. q. W. Harris and his Snn, VIM.
Harris, 81 Kingston, New MeIIou, ara rev
eisted at the San Felipe.
Berthold Sp,t1 returned from HI paso
last night. lie will be united IN mar.
age to Mas Fannie Schultz on the ith
ut June.
&. II. Morehouse, division superin.
tsndentent OF the Santa 70 road at r.
Paso, came up from the south last night,
and between trains stopped at the San
Felipe.
The contract WAS Let last night a.
grade Edith street from Iron avenue /"
the Second ward public school building
Aldermen Pratt and Bowman lot the
contract.
r. NJ. Speare. OF Loo Lunss, who was
brought here few days ago To be treat
cd Tor aropsy, is reported to-day to b.'
improving. and 10 now Ia . fair way u
sooo~oVy.
The Pastime quartette club relieved
the gloom at tho democratic convention
Inst evening by rendering several songs
Otherwise the packed concern WAS dis
uial failure.
Ralph Dunbar 10 walking to day on
crutches, the result Of the poor demo
cratic s,dewalks. Ralph attended tn,
y Iva lire on the highlands, and IN run
ming along ths miserable sidewalk, got
one Of his feet III n hole aud badl,
sprainsd. not only the foot, but also tn,
leg.
Wiley Weaver and J. +. Mclaughlin
returned last night from visit t.
Sierra county, where they have been u
look over some mining property. Mr.
Wesver states that the mining camp u
beginning TO pick up and that severa
large companies are making preparations
to work their properties on extensive
scales.
After four weeks siege With Ia grippe
and muscular rheumatism, Perry Brown
appeared on the street to-day in a very
dilapidated physical condition. Mrs
Brown 10 also confined to her bed with
sickness. As soon ~ both are abe u
travel. they will visit Arrow Head
Springs, California, for the purpose Of
recuperating their health.
Horace Ropes and wife came down
from Las vsgas last night and are at the
San F~lips. Mr.. Ropes has bean on.
gagged by Mr.. Grant as super,ntende mt
for the additional improvements be IN.
tsnds 10 add 10 the water works plant.
Mr. Ropes 10 the we'll known engineer Of
the Denver.El PaAo short. line, aud his
work for Mr.. Grant will be OF trst ola. J
order.
| Al q reforuler ell nj oncs Mr.. Field
protests aud promises altogether too
much. BY the way, will soms one rice
up and tell what MI. Field has ever done
Tor Albuquerque. Has he ever paid a
cent 10 q single public enterprise 10 this
cityf II %, whsnr II 10 . fact that he
never has He 10 % stuck on himself
that he walks the earth for himself
alone, aud cannot understand why the
Almighty made any body else.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01

j. K Humphreys, Of Ch,lili, who with
several friends has opened some valu.
aole SILVER lead claims IN south Santa Fs
county, IL in the city to-day. lie states
that IL Mir Bowman. a mining expert, was
lately sent out 10y Joplin. Mo-. parties 70
inspect his claims and that ~ = result
the Joplin partIes have made an Offer 70
take years working bond on the entire
group u elaine, eightsen in number. al
slo,1n per claim. The owners have the
matter under advisement. New Mex.
Irnn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
Seventy.fve Convuloions.
A TAr.li,a6 ElpsTisses.

There IL no one but at some perio'
life has an experisnoe that stands
prominently beyond all Others. Sus
the case OF John b. Collins, Of ROs
Mich. Who says: -From Septsmb sf
January, before using Nsrvlns, / be-
least seventy.ave oonvulsions. Al
! rec mouths use I have no mor
tacks." DIR. Miles Restorative Nef1
slso cures nervous prostratiop, heads,
poor memory, dizziness, sissplessa,|
neuralgia, etc, and builds mp the
Mrs. ]. X. Miller, Of Valparaiso,
and j. X. Taylor, OF Loaansport 4
each gained 20 pounds Of hesh by ~
IL. Sold by r. II. Burgess 4 bon 4
guarantee. Get the Doctors book, 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
sr~s x-yraur Collector.

sam Ssnstadt, who has been in our
city during the Legislature assisting HE
brother, returned H. h,s home IN Albu
querlne last evening, II IL understood
that MIR. Ncustad, will shortly 20 east,
and will be heard from when the appoint,
ment for collector ~ internal revenue II
made. Bon voyage, Sam; aud you can
tell Mr. Cleveland that be will greatly
please many citizens II you return with a
commission IN your pocket, New Mex
can.