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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-21

Miss Mabel Jenness says the size OF
women's brains who adopt crinolines
will be In inverse ratio TO the size Of
hoops. Level-headed Jenness. = AL
bauy Democrat.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-21

The Salen. ministers union that ID on
strike probably rely on the passage
where 1t reads: n the Lord Ii for us
who can be against us?
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-21

Cholera does not catch any ofthe roy
al families OF Europe. They must all
keep themselves stocked with Ken
lucky bourbon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-21

There Is . great deal Of latent enthus-
iasm for fruit growing and all that
IL needed IL to turn on the button.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-21

That Oregon Pacific extension and
branch lines through this rich valley,
10 Salem and Astoria would mean a
valuable tYanscont tinental system.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-21

Salem has Humane society, Won
ans club aud q Ministers strike all GO
Ing on ut once today.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-21

When Balem's leading criminal law
yer gets TO champIoning a Japanse
woman's virtue he grows fairly elo-
luent.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-21

Grover Cleveland and his people are
still struggling with little matters like
finance, tariff, etc.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-21

Cyclones are coming 30 frequent
from the East that we have exhausted
our vocabulary Of headlines.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-21

Next some one will be objecting to q
Salem policeman entering n saloon or
attending Sabbath school.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-21

Take The JOURNAL. 1t is proof
against the blues, dyspepsia and busi-
ness failure.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-21

II the railroads get to quarreling we
will sll stand fair chance OF go
ing 70 the worlds fair.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-21
BETWEEN TaE SHOWERS.

The Salem newspapers should strike
next against deadheads and free SER
yioes.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-21

., iiekets nc sold and baggage checked tbrousb
" Cinsp a., poln,s IN the United States and Canada
,rsios eiose % connection made in Chicago with ali
tor full Information apply to vour na..,
ticket agent or Jas' 'Uur nearest
zen. Pass. and Tkt. Agt, Chicaeo II,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-21

w. Nons and superintendent for ali
classes OF buildings. Office 290 Commercial
street, up stairs.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-21

nR. 7. q. SMITH, Dentist. 90 State street,
IL Salem, Oregon. Finished dental opera.
uons Of every description. Painless opera
tions specially.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-11
sovraEss TLsr
Druulse lnfermhtioa tenrerninE
usranEo'- New Hniireaa.

Rumprs we're ri" On the stre"ts yeeler
day concerning the projcct To CONNECT
Durango aui Albuquerque. A Herald
taputter ran these rumore down aud
found that they had som" foundation
Nut long e,uc- Major Hanna Ntot" To- n
certain gentleman ~ the city, Informing
him that the money hal been raised and
the bonds placed Tor the construction
" tn. road, and that work would com
mruce within sixty days However, the
line as pro rcted IL 10 be entirely ~ 70
pend.nt ~ the Santa Fr or any other
road, the capitalists taking the honda
believing that they have good invest
ment
Ia conversation with a veteran rail
road man recently, the reporter learned
that the proposed route was one oi the
most practicable IN the Rocky Mountains
and would certainly be- constructed
| The grade ~ lees than tVJ pct cent at
any ,pulut and IT would bc passable tu
haul forty carloads u freight with one
rugin". THIS fact when tull, explained
/ 10 the eastern syndicate, FASTENED their
determination 20 take the bonds aud
/ buI,d the line, which could not help be
iugA paving Investment from the day
! the last splke was driven.
Nut Iuue since. Mr., Fowler wrote g. a
gentleman Who has large ,nterests here
and stated that money enough had Essen
RAISED Tor the construction ~ ~ miles ~
the road From the Information at
hand yesterday, i ~ presumed that the
balance has been found and the south
eru outlet vii become reality Durango
Herald
uJKNNuI IT, ALuuQt IEelI.
tie following SPECIAL d,-patch IL taken
from the Denver Republican.
Durango, Colo. March = Letters
and dlspat ches received Ia tins city
10 day confirm the report that the bonds
have been placed aud the money raised
Tor the construction % n railroad be
tween Durango aud Albuquerque. Mr.
| Chamberllu, IA railroad expert, recently
went over the proposed route, which IL
IL miles, and reported favornbly 10 the
eastern syndicate.
The cost Of construction will ba less
than that 81 any road IN the Rocky
mountains, owing 10 the fact that no
place on the route II there n grade as
high ~ two per cent. II will be poasi ole
to haul forty cara OF freight with one gu.
gine,.and 1t IN the must practicable rail
road project IN the state. II 10 under
stood, from an authentic source, that the
| line will he entirely independent and
will not be backed by the Santa Re rail
rund II nay railroad company il be
hind the scheme, It ID the Denver i Rio
. GraBde
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-11
lasn plLments } e.eph.

Col Joe II. liampson and his estimable
wife came IN from Denver few days
ago aud spent several days in FL Paso
with friends. II Joe Hampson would re.
m ain long enough in west Texas or New
Mexico, there IL no question but that the
peope Of either section mentioned would
present him with y seat in congress.
There 10 TO man who knows the needs of
thee. s.,ctons better than he, nor one
Who would present our claims more Tor
clbly la the halls OF congress than snable
Joe iiamp.op, lie 10 the pure type OF
an American, quick 90 perceive and can
nc, on the impulse Of the moment, Mr.,
IIampsou IL n practical western mau. and
Il there is IA person who can lay bare the
necessities - this country, he IL the man
Who can do 10 without fear. favo: or at
lection from anybody, -El P.so Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-11

that several " his creditors here ~eto
prr,p,nv HIM, and that ~ 4, Wac ,mpus
subj. g. meet h,s obligations he thought
It h,et ~ quit tue town Hc"k other 10.
n.ht,'-, aud after securlng Job a"ni tut
hle ne AMI daughter
The departure ~ Fred. Mu"u tnls
upon hls many friends ~ IT," na,ut" ~ ~
SURPRISE, Tor Since being N hnrh"s@
he had butt ~ n good trade aud
was supposed a. be getting h'urg
financially well. Mrs Muenl wbs
seen tine morning. aud she takrs BE
turn ~ nfirB very phllp uphtcHl,y -"
sthtcs that ON lnst Friday morning, a,
go'clurk, Ter husband told her tina, he
Nus gJtug away - ull sou" hus- It'd
the fret lutlmatlyu fhr Tad - his ir
sire 10 nre from his creditors Nas Nlrn
size Nns informed that he Was -'ru Sat
utIny morning Ut Gallup. MIR, MuenI
states that tuS business was good, that
Mr.. Mueuz had just completed hrst
class refrigerator, which Vac nj, paid Tor,
rNcep, the lumber used. AID that hir
uutstHndIDg indebtedness can not
amount to over sibp. The Blanchard
Meat and supply company we're the first
tprr'ufr attachment papers IN the prop
erty, AID II ~ uud"tstuud that they vii
probably, per mutual arrHr Cement. r"t
tie up tie entire indebtedness - Mr.
Mt,ry
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-11
tniNrr-itS Notes

The CASTELAR, literary society held its
regular meeting in the society hall yes
tcrday afternoon. Mr.. VIII Pope read "A
selsc,iun entitled "Mother"-s story
with moral. The capable "newsmHn,'
II. GIegoldt, favored the society with a
wrll.wrlttep summary Of the weeks hap
pentugs nj home and abroad The ques.
tiun. "Reso!ved. that the Territorial
Capital Should be- Moved 10 AlLuquer.
que" was exclusively debated 10y the
following parties: Affirmative, y. Sterry
and +. Gibbons; negative, &, w. Jenkins
aud Mise Ruth Games. The vote Of the
society, taken by ballot, resulted 10 tie
80 We are still undecided about tho 10,
cation OF the capital.
Mise Stella walton has recovered from
her recent illness, and has returned &c
school.
Mlss Jsnness' class IN vocal music II
making marked progress in that art, III
IA pleasure to hear them sing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-11
LtaNr to he Published.
An act providing service = process b
buh.Irutl,u.

An act providing service u process by
publication.
lie u ruarird ~ the legislative assembly
~ the territory u NV Mexico.
So. That from aud after the pas
sage 10 THE act. IN all suits ~ a'tIpus bc
gun ~ .uum,ur'.d ~ any " the ilstflct
courts ~ tue territory ~ NcA MeXiru
Wherein Il II Tow provided by the laws
~ said territory that service " process
may be- made 10y publication, tha' ~ all
such Cnsre such publication notice must
be- printed ~ buth EnghHh and Spanish
IA som" newspaper or uewspap"rs pruted
aud circulated IN the county IA winch
such suIt has been CO uturuC"d, HnI Il
there l." no Newspaper or Newspapers
printed and published IN SAID county "a
both the English and Spanish lang uascs
where the defendant ot either ~ them
Hrr ~ the Spanish speaking race that
then such publication. upon the order ~
the district Judge % said district court
may be made III come newspaper or news
papers printed and pul ushed IN any nj
Joining county having n circulation IN
the county where such cut has b,cn
commenced Aud proof ~ such publcA
ton notice being made IN English and 10
Spanish shall be- required ~ ~ npS r..
CURED by law ~ wee 10y publication,
SEQ. = All acts ana parts ~ Hcts IN
conflict with thus act ia hereby repealed
aud the net shHll take effect and be- IN
force from aud after its passage
Approved, Feb -. 1913.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-11

10 pursugGce u Pfealdcnt Ilnrrlson's
order Of January ., 1879, extending the
Civil Service Law TO all tree delivery
post offices, the Owl Service Commission
at Washington has ordered that an eS'
animation 10 held at the post Office
building in this city on Thursday, March
III, 1870. commencing At o'clock u. m,
Tor the grades Of clerk, carrier. messenger
In the city post Office. Only citizens OF
the United States can la examined.
The age limitations are rs follows; For
clerk. not under II years for carrier not
under II nor over 10, for messenger,
stamp etc, not under i6 nor over o.,
Applications Tor these examinations
must In flsd With the undsrsigned. on
the proper blank at once For appli.
cation blanks, instructions, and lntorms'
ton relative 70 the duties and salaries
OF the different positions apply at the
post office TO MRs. Eva WEESEg,
Secretary Board OF Examiners,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-11
NIw msNtCo ONyN.
PROS the Ni.e. Near Ia . ~. Near
the fFo0aaHN m0aA

VIC ttoposFo Woao
Mr.. ID W. Cleafvaters was IA the
Tribune Office yesterday with some spec
linens u brown onyx taken from the
nines near La Luz New Mexico. The
specimens had been polished and dressed
up IN book shape, and were beautiful In
deed.
The mines are owned by Messrs. u. " .
Clearwaters. Calvin Rucket, T.. H. Bron.
son aud W. II, Austin, each fourth IN
terest The ledge IL twelve feet vide,
and all colots oi the stone are there, one
81 the pret,ieet being green and black
notified. Thee. gentlemen also own
claims which embrace marble ~ al
culors, sandstones aud hthograp,c stoncs
When the railroad gets through that
country aud this material can he shipped
10 market the mines will mako u fortune
for each % the owners.
That part Of New Mexico seems 10 bc
pleased with everything. A railroad
through there will pay from the start
and II will not be long before ne IL
built, Tor tho development 81 tina, part
~ the territory will never be accomplish
ed until road runs through that sec
ton. II I'll paso Tribune.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-11
The Calhoun Opera season

Tho following gentlemen have sub
scribed for seats for said PAaha" and
"Baccaclo" to be gwen March 81 and
April 10y the Calhoun Opera company
taking from si1 10 twenty one seats each
W. :. Stricken, &. &. Hall, y. Al. Fol.
ann, NJ. L. Stamm. j. c. Frey. r. NJ.
Itose, Held Bros, A. FaDer. G. u. Blan.
chard, Jsmss A Lang, ". l.. Trimble
Chas. fondorf. J, l.. Saint. j. Elsemann e,
A. Is. McGsirey, ID. T.. Phillips, r. Il
Kent, George NJ Cundln. G.. W. Mey.
lert, q. W. Kennedy, J. NJ. Wheelock,
Louis Hostetter. Chas. Sterns, Alfred
Grunsield, l., +, Cleland, J. s. Reynolds
G. W. CrandalI aud abou, ten 10 fifteen
others. Lists are 1T Pillsbury 4 walton's
drug store and with Manager Davis VI
the opera house. and thos. who wish
choice seats would do we'll To sign Tor
seats IA early IA possible. Holders Of
season tickets will be served with seats
before the regular reserve seat sale goes
into effect, one week before the opera.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-11
kInnunnn nrrAIiIra

DIR, j Sed Dean with his family has
gone 10 Michigan where Mrs. Dean and
daughter will spend some tune with
friends. The doctor Will in the near ~.
ture continue his trip east, making n
short stop at New York city. lie has n
we'll developed plan IN mind to 70 to
Europe and take ep-cial and extended
coufs" IN surgery, before returning To
this county, proud Mohsv", where many
good positions IA n business way await
him, DIR. Deans professional duties as
physician Tor the Atlantic 4 Pacific rail.
road and IA county payslcian will fall
into most efficient hands, DR.. II. A. lap.
pcws, who recently located ~ kingmRn.
having accepted these Offices, with
which mpN, all are well satisfied.
The tour new rooms which have hcen
added o. the popular hubbs hotel are
furnished out and out new, and ARE u
neat compliment ~ the effort which IL
beng put iorth 10 make every body com.
Portable who sssumes guestship at this
'ou-c. Harvey lluhbs, the proprietor,
has recovered from his recent illness.
Postmaster II II Watkins has recover.
ei fully from the rather peculiar acct.
dent winch for u time rendered his eye.
s,ght IN rather ptrcarlous condition..
The new GadIs ~ TO. store II fact
taking On the prpprrtinns Of IA big bust.
ue-- house. Mr.. Gadlis, who Uy the
way ~ one ot the smoothest business
men N ktusuan. Is GA to San Francisco
this week purchasing stock Tor the com.
pauy.
The Oil and we'll established business
firm, the GAggart mercantile company,
such has been their rlgld business policy
and Fairness las reason 10 predict that
ls.ci viii be- uEe % the most successful
years IN the history % the company.
The Rsi decade has not seen finer
business success anywhere 10 the terri
tory than that which ~ enjoyed 10y the
ragSnrt me-cantlIe company. They
have the largest building IN town, packed
Nth mammoth stock u general msr.
ctandlse. The store IL IN two depart.
ment, connected 10y an archway, the
rcAr of tie south room being partitioned
OF Tor office purposes, aud we'll furnished.
The company also has store at White
llll-, which would bs considered IA very
large business IN itself. 4 hew ware
room has just been completed near tie
depot. One hundred and hi,y thousand
dollars would be "a low estimate 70 place
on the business done 10y the Taggart
mercantile company the past year We
do not know ~ u more gentlemanly act
~ men with whom II ia n greater pleas
ure Va do business than those found
there,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-11
iced for Atbuaueraur

At the meeting 81 the board Of direc,
tors Of the Atchison. Topeka h Santa Fs
to-day, at boston. !. W. Rsinhard,, the
first vice president, WAS elected president,
vice Allan Marvel. deceased
ID. Is, Robinson, formerly general man
aser Of the Atlantic 4 Pacific, was unan
imously chosen first Woe president.
W. X. Gillette, formerly assistant gen
srAl auditor, promoted 10 that OF general
auditor.
W. A. burroughs promoted 10 Assls.
tsnt general suditor.
J.F. II. McKibben, formerly auditor
Of collateral properties, promoted 10 au'
ditor,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-11
ssamp.on. New hallway.

The Kansas City Tunes says that 10
seph Hampson has made oil his arrange
meuis for the building Of bis new road
and has returned to the City Of Mexico,
where d. u. Smith has already estab,
lished oiiices for the Mexico, Cuernavses
4 Pacific railroad, which these Kansas
Cityans are to push through 900 miles OF
practical wilderness from the City OF
Mexico 10 the Pacific ocean. MIR. iiamp'
son has u small army Of zoo men march
ing along with the progress Of the roads
which he has been building in Colorado
and New Mexico, but cnly the ~ or 3OC
u skilled engineer from the corps will
ba taken into Mexico. Native Mexican
laborers will he relied upon for the
heaviest part Of the work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-11

The board Of education feld q very in
teresting meeting last nig,t. Miss Bes-
sie buchanan, q most excellent young
lady, was appointed public school
teacher, vioe M'ss Krte Forester. re.
signed. A large number OF bills were
read, audited and the secretary instruct
oil TO draw warrsnts for the amounts.
b. Sleyster was aamsd jAnitor for the
First and Third ward and Highland
school buildings, salary ego per month
n, Moran, IAnitor for the second and
Third ward buildings, salary eco per
month. Arbor day WA disc ussed. and
Trustees Orear and Pope we're appointed
COMMITTEES TO confer with Messrs q,
l., Brooks. =. T.. Rose AMI w. S. Burke
o. the Commercial club, in regard to the
observance u the same.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-11
DEATH from Ceasu mp,ioa,

T., n. Young, aged 80 years, died at
Mrs, Fstters' on Silver avenue last Sat.
drday night at 10 o'clock, from con
sumption. lie came 10 this city last
May from Nosborne, Mo, bat the dread
ful disease continued preying upon his
system ADD finally conquered his life,
lie was a menber Of Hardin lodge, No.
3l3, A. .. U. W, OF Hardin. Mo, and
tho local lodge yesterday tslegrsphsd
the sad news Of his death 10 his wife,
Mrs. Hattie Young, Who sent instruc
tors 10 have the body enibslmed aud
wait her arrival. UnlsrtSker Monttort
has complied with her request. She ID
expected here this evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-11
Haliee Cart.

Eli. Miles, for resisting an officer, was
up before Justice Lookhat last night
and lined q and costs. He paid,
John Gutter. drunk aud disordsrly,
incl O. and costs. lie paid.
IeuI. Simpson, vsg. stated that he
hAdnt seen q photograph ofa i've dollar
bill for months. and therefore in default
wss ssu, TO the chain gang Tor tan days.
Pedro Luosro was up on two charges
carrying deadly weapon and assault. For
the former he paid eco and costs, and the
latter % and oos,a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-11
nheum.,i-m QaleEIy Csrea.

Three days 10 very short time In
which 10 cure q bad case OF rheumatism;
bu, IL can be done, II the proper treat
meat 10 adopted, rs will he seen ~ the
following from James lambert, OF New
Brnnsw'ck, H.: IL was badly afflicted
with rheu ma,ism IN the hips and lsgs,
when / bought q bottle Of Chamberlain q
pain Hahn. Il cured me in three days
i am ali right to-day; and would insist
on every one who ls afflicted with that
tsrr;ble dis.ase 10 use Chamberlain,
pain Rain and get well at once" *
cent bottles tor sale bv 7. II. Burgess A
Son, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-11
IHE COWBOYS HYMN
Entertaining Contests.

The sword contests at the fair grounds
yesterday afternoon did not draw ss large
crowd hs the exhibition merlted, still
those Who attended were we'll pleased
Col B1rrajaie wac chosen referee;
Capts liennrrSh"ets and BaidrIdge,
judges Doc. Bledsoe, time keeper, aud
Harry Mandell buRler The fret contest
was between Capt. Jennings and Prot.
Larson. Both gentlemen are profess 100.
ale, and their work Was indeed msritor-
lous, the professor winning the contest
by scoring the first eleven points out ~
twenty, The neyt contest vas Tor the
amateur championship u New Mexico,
the entrees being ilobt. Louden and
Theo, Xlmmer, Robt, won by very
small Margin, aud 1T the grounds Doc.
Bledsoe pinned 10 his breast the hand.
some badge he Ind purchased FOR the
winner Ilmmer IL not Satisfied with the
result aud has challenged L,ouden for
another contest, aud the challenge has
been accepted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-11
q LATHE airi- Experience In =
t.tEh hOuse.

Mr. and Mrs Loren Irescott are keep.
es oi th. Gov, Lighthouse NJ Sand
Beach, Mich, and are blessed with q
daughter, four years old. Last April
she was taken duSn with measles, fOl
lowed with dreadful cough aud turn.
ing into u fever, Doctors at h )ms and
at Detroit treated her, but IN vain, she
grew worse RAPIDLY, until she was n mere
"handiuI % bOues, Then she tried DIR,
Kings New Discovery and after the use
OF two aud half bottles, was completely
cured. lhey say DR., Kings New Dis
covery is worth it's weight IN gold. yet
yCu may get a trial bottle free st I. III.
burgess 4 Sons drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-11

The meat market OF Fred MuenE on
north Third street is closed up and 10
the hands OF Constable May, who has
served upon the outfit several attach
,pants for amouuts due; and where il the
proprietor: The last reports heard in
the city are TO the effect that on last Sat
urdsy morning be was sssn NJ Gallup
on route " California. lie told trend