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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-06

I ADDE'S ANDsG NTLEAIEN, LEARN
~ telegraphy; low terms; day and even
ing school. Gates Telegraph School, 200
Washington av. south, Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-06

Nv once, competent dentist
w to take charge of office; state salary
expected. Apply DR.. Schitfman, Duluth,
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CARPENTER wanted in every county
~ to WORK for US on salary; send reference
and stamp. Topp & Co, Manufacturers, In
dianapoliS, Ind
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Observation-Disclosures position
~ as steuographer and typewriter by a
young lady who has had experience. L. B. c.,
u West Tenth st
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STENOGRAPHER - Experienced lady
~ stenographer desires position; can give
best city references and willing to do general
office work; small salary for the winter. F
I'D Globe
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
miscellaneous.

GAN DIEGO. C4AL.-Ten- acre fruit ranch
- in suburban village. Lemons oranges
ETC. Water abundant. Modern house. Two
motor lines; stations close by. Extra choice
land. VIII sell ID acres more adjoining, if
desired. Address 3 134, Globe.
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e. Holloway, Auctioneer.

Dry GOODS AT AUCTION-Just re.
- ceived, 1000 yards of fine imported
dress goods. also fannels, blankets. fur
capes. notions, etc., which 1 will sell at
PUBLIC auction commencing Monday morn
ing, Nov. e. at 10 o'clock a. m, at Number
clothing house. This sale will continue
from day to day until all sold. This will be
the great slaughter sale of the season. The
goods are ali OF the finest quality and all
hrst,ciass in every respect bnt owing to the
hard times and the want of ready money
they must be slaughtered under the auction
hammer. All goods warranted as repre-
sented or money refunded Ladies, don't
miss this sale. You will regret it if you do.
E. Holloway, Auctioneer
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DREssMAKING.
ACCOUNTANTS.

MIME. NJ. FAvRE. 622 Wabasha St, an.
Ifl nounces TO the ladies that she will
make stylish dresses from S. up
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u W. TEMPLE. 20 Germania Life lnsur
LIE ance Building. expert and auditwork
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FOR RENT.

]. w. Shepard, 81 East Ath ST.,
p ENTS HOUSES, STORES, OFFICES,
IL acts as owners agent: collects rents:
steam-heated apartments for $50, S25. $50 and
S35; reduced rental.
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Nv ANTED-A responsible party to chop
w and haul LOO cords maple wood.
Apply 10l East Seventh st.
SM ANTED-Four young men to learn
w telegraphy; Cali make board. Globe
Business College. Endicott Building
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Females.

RAPHER-Competent stehog-
y rapher wants position for half day: 333
Banfl st. q =
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miscellaneous.

by SPECIAL arrangement the auction
- sale of the Dickinson stock in Lowry
Arcade (Fourth street entrance) will be con-
t1nued for few days longer.
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Males.

XAI ANTr0-Reporters and contributors
w in every locality; any capable person
of good character can represent us. Address,
with stamp. Interstate Press Association. In
piana polls Ind.
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Females.

DIG BARGAlN-S5O will buy telegraph
ID school complete in every respect; good
location; cheap rent; apply at once. hoom
St. Court Block.
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Al LAST WE HAVE IT-Keen, bright
n and brainy men and women wanted
WORLDS FAIR PHOTOGRAPHER ONLY
book or copyrighted photographs of build
1ngs, scenes and exhibits of the Worlds
Columbian Exhibition: authorized by the
exposition management; official certificate
accompanies each volume: bonanza for
workers; drop everything and handle it;
you will make money fast; books ready;
credit given: big commissions: illustrated
circulars; TENS FREE Address Globe
Bible Publishing Company. 3; s Dearborn ST.,
Chicago Ill. or PHILADELPHIA Pa
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FOR RENT.
kOORmS.
D OOMS-For rent two or three furnished
housekeeping. Call 81 West Tenth ST.

D OOMS-SiO.0O per month will rent four
In rooms, down stairs, 226 Norris st. In
quire 1868 Burns av., or 337 East Seventh ST.,
c. F. Miller
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OOMS-Four unfinished rooms for
~ housekeeping: ground floor; private
family; party without children; central; ref
erences. Address Z 12S, Globe.
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rOOK-A first-class cook wishes employ
- ment in hotel or private family; best of
references NJ. W. 46J ST. Peter st.
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| OG-Want to buy a Great Dane or New
- foundland dog; answer, giving age ard
price; must be cheap. Address 7 134, Clone.
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A GENTS-Wanted. good workers tor CITY
n and country work, to canvass for best
selling book now offered to the public. Call
at or address AZ Pioneer Press. St Paul
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A GEMS wanted for quick-seling pat
n enIcu invention just being put Oh the
market: sold only through agents; good
profits and clear field: sample by mail. %
cents. The Ohio Novelty Co., D &, Cincin-
matt. 0.
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Fem aEeS.

pOARD-Wanted, a girl going to school to
ID help at housework for her board Call
at 535 Robert next to high school.
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WANTED - Agents for quick selling
Wv articles at once: call between II and 2.
"a East Seventh, room BOA
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II OUSE-For rent, S25, 302 Arundel, we'll
L located nine-room corner house, with
all modern improvements, one block from
car. Room O. Giifillan block
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COOK-A middle-aged woman, good cook
~ and laundress; reference. Address F
Ia Globe
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A GIN S-Just arrived. new edition of
n Charles Reades works; nine volumes
III illustrations; highest commissions P F.
Collier, Davidson Block, Fourth and jackson
SITS.
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DOOKKEEPlNG-W by practical
ID bookkeeper set of books to post dur
ing two or three evenings of the week. Ad-
dress a l32 Globe
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STENoGRAPRER wants a position at
~ once; can operate both Remington and
Smith-Premier machines; salary according
to the times. Address c 1873, Globe.
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SITUATIONS OFFERED
Males.

A GENTS-Wanted. agents in every city
n for the Minneapolis Penny Press; good
wages guaranteed Apply or address The
Penny Press, Minneapolis.
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COTTAGE-For rent, at Hamiine, a six
~ room cottage in good repair; rent. $40
per month. Inquire of Pease Bros, Third
and Robert SIS
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XX7AITaESS Wanted first-class head
w waitress. Inquire at the Marlborough
corner Summit av. and Sixth st.
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Houses.

CARPET CLEANING, reftting and lay
- ing Electric Cleaning Works, 159 West
Third ST. Tel. 1900.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18
snem nAN.
attractive rrssrs- roe ,h. 0b.-r,.
HUrr % the nsS

The lout ,iu mitteea on Aflur DAY
had ,;.rctiug u, the Commercial club
rooms yesterday and agreed upon the
main features ~ the order ~ exstcia-s
10 bs observed on frjny. the 2tth itst
IL ~ nov expected ,hs, tie v's pie ~ the
city without regard to tNar, color, sei
or previous or present condition, wi,
take hold u the matter ~ enrl,st aud
assist In carrying out the program ~
such manner that ~ shall al hh," n
good tim. On Arbor day, and have -ey
eral thousand good, growing trees t.
stand ~ living witnesses 10 the fact, add.
ins Ia the beauty ~ the cat, aud lur
comfort aud good health ~ all the
p.ople.
II wac resolved To ask the school board
To provide Tor the plautins ~ tt,"e
around aud ~ the VICINITY ot the tour
new school huuse~, and Ia ask the city
authorities To uss ths "stf.eL brigade
Tor digging holes along the streets, IN
the pubic park. and vher.ver hole. are
needed IA all parts - town. THIS work
should b. done under the direction ot
the mayor or some one representing hun,
aud should be commenced Al once, 81
that as many hOls as pOaslbls can be
made ready.
III. school board has been asked to
provide Tor purchasing the trssS, ~ veil
as digging the holes, Ia the vicinity ~
the several school buildings, but M the
city all have the expense and labor u
watering and caring for the uees pu,
out IN all parts u ths town, II Was not
thodsht proper To- ask the city author
t,ea 10 do more than 10 give the labor VI
the prisoners.
A resolution was Also adopted asking
the ernool board Ia order u half holiday
on Friday, ~ this week, Tor the purpose
~ having all the school children IN town
! Ia act As u con niitt.s To wait upon uur
citizens and request each on. Ia put
down HIS name aud the numl-.r ~ tree,
he viii agree to plant on IrbDr day, ui
those Who prefer can pay to the CON
/ mites - crntg Tor each tree aud IL,
children will bring them and plant then
/ Tor him
The superintendent Ia requested Ia Ne,
/ that the teachers IN the several schooll
attend TO organizing their pupils u
squads, and properly dlstrlcing th'
town, aud assigning territory To tbs
several committees, 81 that nobody wi
be IN as.'d
A committee ~ two was then appoint
ed, consIstIng 81 W, \. Burke, Tor w.,
clty at large. and II. G. Orear. for th'
school board, To attend To carrying ou
the general idea ~ ,hs commit,ee al,
making euch additional arrangements NJ
may ia necessary.
The matter 10 naming the new school
Was referred TO the school board. With
request To present "a list from which th'
name OF the school IN each ward may b,
chosen. and to prescribe the manner q
voting.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18
fpistrtes soart.

Wednesday the case Ut the United
States We. Miguel Padills. charged with
perjury, was tried, A year ago the de-
fspdAnl was on trial Tor adultery aud
while the witnesses on the part 81 the
United States testified ia that case that
he vas q close neighbour abd perhaps .
closer friend of the women, the defend
o. swore that he did not even know the
woman with whom he was chAtsesl by
the grand jury Ia have had lmpropcr re-
lat,ons. the United States attorney in
this mornings case proved beyond any
doubt that the defendant per jure,i him.
self. the defendant not denying any %
the evidence.
Hart sLd Miller, who are 10 the county
jail charged with the killing u n =. Sau.
ohes, we're indicted by the grand jury,
arrsiRned "Wednesday, plsad not guilty,
and their trial set for Mooday, March q.
Messrs. Collier and Douson will defend
the prisoners, and Prosecuting Attorney
Wh,teman will be assisted ny Ne,ll u.
Field.
Daniel Ramirez, who stabbed is iIIond
TO death in the placita Of the Exch suge
hote' about six months ago, waa 81, O in
dicted. tie was arraigned, plead not
guilty, and will be tried next Monday.
Judge Adams and Tomas Montoya were
appointed to defend the prisoner.
Friday morning the case Of the United
States W.. FransitA DOM uguex de
Chsrvera, Adutetry, was tried and sub
United to the jury. This afternoon the
court 10 engaged IN setting civil oasee
FOR trial.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18
s.,oHsN. ,P .x msnsr~.
s.per,n,~.d~n, Mills on ID. Trip. q.
the tounties.


the Counties.
Cot. T. u. Mills, Who was appointed by
the Territorial Board % Worlds Far
Managers ~ New Mexico superintendent
Of our esh,b, nj the great tair, returned
FROM trip IN tbs interests Of the e1hib
II 10 the southern counties last night,
aud made q pleasant call At TmE CirizEs
Office this morning. The colonel states
that Sierra aud Grant counties will make
u very grand, costly mineral exhibit
From Sierra county there will be the
Haskell cabinet % ores, valued at tS,OO,
and which was exhibited IN Denver In
1884; X. y. Troeger's special cabinet of
free gold ORES from the Good Hope and
bonanza mines, Tor which the gentleman
has refused $1,000, and a general ore
cabinet from ell the we'll known mines
OF that county. Bssld = Theses csbinc, .,
aeRregatiDg at least $1,000, thor. will
Oe several minor cabinets from private
properties
From Grant county will come the ID.
Aoram's general cabinet u copper ores
exclusively; J. T.. Sheridans cabinet,
which is largely ~ native silver, and val.
ued al tl2,0O, and the general cabinets
~ w A. Leonard aud -. G. Hobart, each
valued at $1,000. There will also be q
few private cab, nets. The county will alec
make u general exhibit from the we'll
KNOWN mines " the county.
The agricultural college OF Dona Ana
county has 1Tran,ssd . tnAgnincant ARri
'ulturul exhibit, aud n. Spatcier will
make an extensive exhibit of three vari-
.llrs % native viuea, besides 30 pounds
I green apples. Thos. J, Bull, the old
i-siila v,ticulturis,, will have on eHhi
Dtiun II quantity Of HE famous fruit
brandiee, besides u lot Of his most excel
lent white aud red native wines. The re-
ilet 'uap Of New Mexico, issued by Prof.
CARERS and purchased by the board,
~ho~ina everything person wants "a
kuuy about the territory, will bs one ol
the exhibits from Duna Ana county. The
map IL lex " feet, and very valuable. The
Professor mineral cabinet OF ores from
all sections ~ the world was also 70.
cured.
The colonel ia here 10 day. and Ii max
ing strenuous efforts TO lind out what
Bernalillo county will have on exhibition
ut the fair. lie regrets very much 10 dis
cover n lack u enthusiasm, and state,
that " this county. one 81 the richest Ia
the territory, desires TO be known at the
fair, something should be done at once.
lie will go up tn Santa Fe to night anC
On Monday Wait Socorro county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18
The ritaess OF Things.

Editor Citizen,
On behalf o. the public allow me to
congratulate tae gentlemen OF the school
board upon their action last night in
refusing TO have anything 10 do with ar.
Dor day, The h,deously homsly things
which they have set up in the several
wards, aud To which they have sentenced
the children OF this town, constitute the
most appropriate monuments that this
board could leud to posterity, and TO
plant trees and flowers in the vicinity OF
such buildings would sadly mar the
symmetry Of the situation. The gentle
men Of the board may b. little of in
architecture, but this action shows that
they have em,nently good eyes for the
eternal iitneas OF things. W. b. BURKE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18
CorrNesion.

The CITIZEN apologies 10 Las Vegas
Tor . mistake In q little item referring 10
their railroad. The copy was plainly
written "Bsrnal." but cot up .Bernallilo.
When the proof was sent Into the front
Office the error was also plainly cor.
rectsd, but by Oversight, the error failed
OF correction 81 the hands Of the com
position. The CITIZEN desires that Las
Vegas shall have all the credit for the
boom u 10 now suioyins over the news
OF the extension OF the Pscos valley
road 10 Bsrnal. Tor the meadow town
really needed soms kind Of boom. And
the prospeoss OF the extension hsS un.
doubtedly brought about considerable
activity there.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18
weriing sfCarprnter-.

A majority 81 the Quincy men carpen.
ters met pursuant l. call at tie Med cr
building on south Second s,reat isst
evening Tor the purpnse 81 making u Tor
mai report 90 the uine hour schedule.
ID. j. llines WAS chosen Chairman, and
Frank johnson, secretary. Mesers
Crosby, Rogers uni Tbbitts we're sp.
puIutcd u COMMITTEE To- draw up reso.
lutlrus aud p-,ll,,ns asking tie sigma
lures - all tn. Jburu", men carp, n
Dsrs favorable "a the object ~ the
meeting -utne hours work for ten
hours pay M'asr Hines, Gerry and
Scott were named committee 10 pre-
seJt same u contractors. The wlshes
II the carpenters To supposed 10 20 IN
,o effect on Ma! Ia, and definite plans
for carrying out their we've will be ar.
ranged at another meeting to be held
uext Wednesday e'rniug, /, is under.
GOOD that the contractors will grant the
demand, aud as one r-mafk ed thu, after
noon. III tha bricx u,RnOus and plaster
ers are working on tue nins hour plan,
why not the carp-n.erbY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18
PersHAnessiy orsasisea.

The Edison New MEXICO Photograph
COMPANY held meeting late yesterday
afternoon. per notice IN TEE C1Ixks,
and permanently ofganiEsd By the
election or the following oniosrs; Nor.
man o. Raj. prssidsnt and treasurer,
Mariana Armiio, secretary. Tho presi
dent informs TMR CrfIkkH that 10000
shares OF stock will b Issued, 20 be sold
81. per share. Mr.. Ran statse that the
company sees amillions ahead and also
states that the nicksl.ln -thsslot ma
chimes, which will b found 81 several
places 10 the mstropolis and other large
cities. will prove . valuable financial
move for the company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18
1.-THE Noble Art Of Self Defence. -
Set Eofth h, an Autkoflt,

Self defense 10 Instructive. Persons
who hud themselves afflicted with heart
disease NJ manifested 10y its many symp.
toms, palpltatiop, short breath, irregular
pulse, pain Ia side ,r shoulder. smother.
my, fain,ing or lropsy, etc, naturally
desire n defens. against what may ter.
inmate fatally. Fer this express purpose
no remedy has ever approached DIR.
Miles New Heat Cure, cold 10y DR.
Thos II. Burgess 4 Son on guarantee.
Mrs. y. +. Herk,rs, Of Northwood, Ia +,
,sys DR.. Miles New Heart Cure saved
her life. She suffered from palpitat,on
and her heart would frequently beat ~
high as lbs II minute. Was not expected
to live. Was u mere skeleton, no relief
from physicians. New Heart Cure cured
hAr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18
Terrible Misfortune.
Saas ssffsrias from n Te-dsy,

The cry Of misfortune IL never heard
without responsive tbroo Of sympathy
from those who hear II. Thousands
have had la grippe, which left them with
that constant tired. worn out fesl,ng,
sleeplessness, dull hsadaobe, depression,
hystsria, etc, have often prayed for re-.
lief, and are obtaining II from DR.. Miles
Restorative Nervine. n. Low EuyRrt,
Macy, Ind, says: Your Nervine has
cured me OF prostitution; IL 10 just what
your advertisement said II was." "rwo
bottles 81 Neryine cured me OF sick head.
ashe."-Chas. WILDER, Palmyra. N. Y,
Sold on a guarantees ny DR.. Thos. II
Burgess & Son. Call for the toctor's
book, "New aud Startling Faots." free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18
Repsbiieas MeetinE.

A largely attended republican mass
meeting was held at the vacant Chas.
Whiting store room on Cold avenue last
evening. X. Is. Myers presided. and
Ohas. YoDdorf acted 40 secretary. A
number Of short speeches were r.ad~,
and oil the proceedings indicate that the
repu blicans are determined 10 sink past
differences and prssent q united front 10
the opposition. The following ward
committees wers selected, and they were
requested To call ward meetings on Sat.
urday evening. March IL. for the pur.
poee OF organizing ward ciubs:
First Wsrd--D. Rankin, VIM. Farr, +.
A. Finical, b. nj. Saltmarsb, q. Oxen.
dine.
second ward-J. +. Elder, Ed. U.
Bliss, David Denham, N. +. Irish, +. NJ.
Simma.
Third Ward ID. Torlina, z. B.
Myers, U. J. Lupe, q. W. Fisher. II.
Brockmeaer.
Fourth WRrd-M. q. Otero, J. T..
Saint, II. J. Emerson, b. T. Ellsworth,
Il. 4. Rodey,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18
Meets an Ola frteua.

"A Model Huband" was presented at
the opera house last night by John
Dillon and company 70 one Of the lara-
est audiences OF the season. II 10 q
RIP. roaring play from beginning TO end,
and ~ rendered by Mr. Dillon created
the greatest amount OF laughter. Mr..
Dillon was here last year. but the people
he has az assistants this season are Far
superior In every respect. They put Q
lot - ginger in their playing. % essential
IN comedy pieces, and keep the crowd
in q good humor through the four
acts.
While here, Mr.. Dillon met an old
friend Of years ago In Ed. U. Bliss.
book keeper and artistic job printer Of
rnE CITIZEN otiioe, aud the meeting was
q very delightful "reminiscences, for these
tao veterans Of their respective callings
we're little boys together. Mr.. Dillon
now being on the sunny side OF 30 and
an active on OF Oh the stage a. q young
man OF 20. Kind hearted add beusvo
lent. Mr.. Bliss rendered Mr.. Dillon one
OF the greatest kindnssses imagiuub 10
Mineral Point, Wiz, bssoFe the latter
gentleman became O tsetotalar, and the
deed was we'll remembered aud recalled
several times 10 their conversation
yesterday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18
A Dehauehea neither.

A Mrs. Wilson, of Irish Iarentage,
with LITTLE boy about four years old.
10 getting 10 bs quite = character about
town. She ID q topper after fashion
OF getting pretty drunk, aid when IN
that condition she salliss forth IN quest
Of work, TO all appearance. She will
dart into Q store, tackle the proprietor.
clerk or any Oody elss Tor work, scrub
hoors. clean windows Or do anything. but
before the work 10 given out, the woman
10 sure to ask for u quarter and II the
money u given her she seeks her den,
miserable and squalid. near Aunty, that
colored woman OF iniquitv, and there
revsla Ia debauchery. The tumes OF
liquor are always on her breath, aud Il 10
q shame that she is allowed to have the
custody u her child. The CITIZEN
learns thst the woman 10 willing for
some family 10 take the child for adop-
ton, and that the ladies Aid society
are interesting themselves Ia the Gaze.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18

Charley Roman, who recently arrived
In the CITY from Denver and has taken q
position 81 the ban Felipe bar, was q CIT
iEen OF Albuquerque 10 the very early
days The morning he referred 10 Sc.
Patrick's day twelve years ago, when q
number Ut true blooded rrishm. ap-
psared on tho streets dressed up, from
head 20 foot, In the hab ilimtpis Of the
green, among the numbsr being John
Boyle, whom oil oil timers know. That
was Q great st. Patriok's day 10 Albu.
querqus, and II 10 q Ia Il that II took
some OF the boys, who participated in
the festivities, several days 10 get the
:. lmps out Of the aches 10 their heads.
Tnis morning Mr.. Roman received let
ter from h,s daughter, Lilli~ at Denver.
reminding him that she was seven years
old TO day. and she Informed him that
she would remember her anniversary oy
dressing up In green dress.