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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08

Al the March meeting 6f the Albu.
querque tire companies. there were chos-
en- from each company thirteen delegates
10 u nesting 20 be held for the purpose
ot electibg department ofiicers--chie',
assistant chief, secretary and treasurer.
At the department meeting week later
the constitution and by laws Of the de
partment we're referred 10 In regard 70
the tune Tor the election OF such officers,
and IL was ascertsinsd 10 10 the fourth
Tuesday in April. Since then ! have
looked mp the matter, and Ind that the
department by laws on the subject oon-
iiict with u CITY ordinance, which state
that such officers must be chosen by frs
delegates on the FIRST Tuesday after ,
city election. Therefore. a. the city or
d,nance IL controlling, I hereby call ,b,
delegates together next Tuesday even
ing, April II. at 8 O'Clock at the Fer
gu-sJn Hook and Ladder company head
quarters Tor the purpose Of eleoting de
par,ment oiiicers Tor the ensuing year
Delegates please take notice.
W. 4. McCREiaBT, Chief A. +. ID.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08
= Democratic 0s,raHe.

Tu CifiltS ia Informed ny J ID BuSL,
tie atl-slau Weli buret. that While Mr..
Gu,d-on, his Assistant, was bringing his
muIr team from III. we'll down through
To. alley IuS, south u Copper avenue H.
IT," stable las, evening, and Just before
reaching THIRD street he Saa met IN the
alley by u hack carrying y policeman.
aud -.,eiug that there Was no, room Tor
tie hack To pass the team, callei Ia the
driver o. hold up and endesvored to get
uut - the way The diver did not try
tu chcck up hat Sas ordeted 10y the pa
hrcmhn g. run over the mulea, Mr. Good
puu aud Mr. Bush, and under whip rushed
upon the mules, the tongue ~ the rack
striking on. ~ the mul"s, knocking him
round. aud causing the other one To Iumr
against Mr. Go"dsnn. who narrowly 80
rau.d beng hurt. It's Understood thA,
a.. Policeman, seeing fight IN progress
after the Fourth ward polling place had
rlo-,,. Sas running away from his duty
cndravotlug 60 get ~ far AZ possible out
- harms Way.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08
En-eurax,sR the nt,it,a.

The following order -as Issued by
Governor prinoe yesterday:
General Order No 8.
April u. 1893 In order 10 encourage
the regular drilling OF the militia OF
New Mexico, and to keep Il 10 efficient
condition, " 10 hereby ordered:
Every company In tie territory
which will hold drills not les fro.
qusntly than once = week during four
months in this year and At the sxpira-
lion OF that time will bear proper
inspection, shall be entitled to draw up
on the quartermaster general Of the
territory for uniforms for oil duly en-
rolled momb srs u sSid companies.
fl.-An> company which will prepare
itself 70 he present and represent with
credit the militia Of New Mexico ut the
worid's Columbian exposition on New
Mexico Day" September 10, and which
pssses al inspection for that purpose In
the month u August before q board to
be appointed by the commander In chief,
will be furnished with uniforms and also
with q L. =. flag TO be used by the com.
pany. This applies 10 ~ many com.
paniee ~ choose 10 avail themselves OF
an Offer. l.. BRADFORD PRINCE.
Governor aud Commander In Chief
Official: w. b. FLErcaER,
Adjutsnt General.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08
From the Dnily, April

Louis Huning. of Los Lunas, was here
yesterday on buslnesa
James Brown and son, % Baltimore,
Md, are at the Arm,io.
J. &. DeLany, the post trader at Fort
stanton, is at the San Felipe.
DIR. +. c. Ford and wife, Of Chicago.
are at the San Felipe. arriving last
night.
DIR, r. 4. Goodsell, Of Plattsburg, n .
T., il among the late arrivals at the San
Felipe.
Major w, A. Rankin, who deals IN
real estate, wss not u passenger FOR 81.
Louis last night.
T. q. Mulhern, the trainmaster On the
Santa Fe north oi the city, is here, and
has room ut the European.
J. X. Livingston. OF the R,o Grande
Land company, Las Cruces, was IN the
city for few hours last night.
Miss Edith Rslner, the hair dresser.
who has been on u visit to her mother ut
Cerrillos, has returned 10 the city.
Alex. Rogers, OF the Sand,a mountains,
came IN from La MADEIRA mining district
last night and IL at the European.
Mrs. J. NJ. Ksndrick and daughter,
Miss Bessie, returned home last uight
from q visit to friends in Santa Fe
Jas. A. Baird. assistant live s,ooa
agent, came up from Las Cruces last
night and il registered at the European
Il. l.. Dodson, the plumber, left last
night for q trip to the west. lie 10 ne
got,ating for a hig job u hrst-clAss
plumbing.
A. M. Bergere and wife came up from
LIS Lunas last night 10 attend the per.
Torrance at the opera house. They are
at the San Felipe.
Sam. Stsrne, who travels for Msndsll
Bros 4 Co., along the Atlantic & Pacific
railroad, returned home yesterday
moring, and Ia sick ALed
Wallace Baker and Frank Hudson
came down from santa Fs last night and
will attend the "Chimss OF Normandy"
at the opera house to night.
Marcrs Byrnss, late OF Mexico, where
hs wac an Important railroader on the
Mexican Central railroad, 10 at u. l..
Washburn 4 Goa clothing en-. porium.
Marcus IL quite . handy clerk.
j. w. Price, the Chilli saw miller, Who
has been loaing In the city Tor the past
few days, left for his mountain home
yesterday afternoon. MIR. Price would
like To he timber Inspector for New Mex
100 under the prsseut characterization.
ChAA r. Brown and wife. with four
boys and three grls, strong and healthy,
arrived last night direct from England,
and are at the Aruijo. They have come
10 Albuquerque TO ss,tle with the En-,
slish oolonists ut FroitvAle, on tue Rio
Puerco.
Col. J. Francisco Cnayes registered
last night q. the European, coming down
from santa Fs. where he left MIRA Cha.
yes 10 yisit among friends Tor fsw days.
The COLONEL and wife have Just returned
from Lgndsburg, Kansas, whore they
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08

There is Grape on the front door Of "
big Wholesale grocery store Of 9ros
Blackwell & Co. and IL Ia there cut OF \
spect to the memory Of the vsnsrsb,
father u A. N. Blackwell. whose deaf
occurred early this MOI ming In Carrol,o(
Mo. The news was hrst received q, "
Las Vegas house, ana thence trsnsm,tts
here. The deceased was about rs yea
old. and h,s death was very sudden. Y
waa prominently known, not only at Cd
rolton but all over Missouri, and tn
CIrizFS mourns with the bereaved rss
tives and friends, especially with A. I
Black we'll, 4 son, aud W . II. Earictson.|
relative, with whom rRH CITIZEN 10 ind
mately acquainted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08

Again death enters the home Of Nj
and Mrs. james A. Stinson, this Tin
rob6ing them OF their daughter Mad
T.. which occurred late yesterday afss
noon. The cause was from diphthsdd
and the funeral, private in all the n
ITALIA occurred this afternoon at the n
reavsd home on the Highlands, unds
the supervision OF Undertsksr Stroal|
Only . short time ago the parents lost |
son, and In the second affection they u,
indeed 10 he pitisd, THE CITIZEN ID
tends its sincere oondolsnoe. Ano,hs|
child 10 reported sick with the disease
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08
The aaIlsp Election.

+, n. Crossan, the First street second
hand dealer, who has been out In the
Navajo country, buying blankets from
the lndiaus, arrived home on the delay.
ell passenger train from the west this
morning. lie was at Gallup yesterday
and reports very good town election,
with the following results: WIN. Bow.
ers Was elected marshal; DIR. T, 4. Robin.
son, Palmer ketn.r, Cormick Kennedy,
W, \, Smith aud 7, n. iiinch we're elect.
Ell town trustees. DR., Robinson being
chosen mayor; Gus Mulhulland, j. j.
Keegan aud j. c Spears were chosen
school trustees.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08

ih'ua', EhA hruiaes on her breast and
AbJomrn ahith indicates that she wss
strnnsled a. cath. Ort.va vent home
about II c'rlurk last night ard he Nas
vet, drunk Valentine Medtanr. consta.
hle tIt tho ith precinct, aud Luciano
Romero ~~ut h"ms wiih hun. They SAY
thry found Or,rsN dtunk sud assisted
HIN home. aud that ~hen they arrived
lh- Woman was lNing "a the b"d also uu.
der the Influence ~ lquor The theory
~ the crime IN that Ott.sa, after Me
drano and Romero l.it the hou.e, quar-
relied with his wife and sirAng-d her to
death. aud that ~. never realized xha,
hsd napr-u,~I until he asoke NJ O'Clock
the morning, Ortega IL IN I,,l 10 wal,
a." action ~ the grand jury Nrs Msn
irHi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08

John Sutton, . native OF Norwich,
Canada, who With bis wife has been
spending the winter IN California, died
yesterday afternoon on the No. 2 psassn.
ger train. due here At 7 o'clock p. m, Of
heart disease. The climate did not bsns.
tit him and he attempted 10 get home,
but the high altitude along the way ives
too great a strain upon him and he died
~ the tram neared Coolidge. Mr.. Mont.
fort Was tslegraphsd 70 meet the train
and smbalm and ship the remains to his
homo this evening. The deceased was 81
years Of age.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08

John X De Misr, late superintendss
OF the territorial penitentiary, 10 In Y
city. and 10 arranging to locate here ID
opsn electrical works. He expects [
get ready for business come time us]
month. Mr.. DE Mier was the best 4
perintendsnt the penitsntiary ever hs'|
and THE IL said with full know ledge
the facts IN the case. This city 10 TO 7
congratulated {, securing 90 vsluabls
citizen. Mr.. do Mler 10 M inventor
scientist in electrical appliances. and
services are needed here. THE CrrIrd
bsspeaks for him = cordial welcome a
q profitable business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08
They are sbanai~s.

The most interesting epleode IN the
jail h,cot Ed Crotty, one Of the alleged
santa Re tubbsrs. IL the following article
clipped from the trinidad Chronicle:
On Ihursday night Ed Crotty, with
the ai u, h,s wife AMI u bottle ut whisky
maiA an effort 90 escape from his Rusrde
at the southern hotel, but was subdued
10y IA knockduvn. Ill. Was taken To Pueblo
yesterday morning aud placed IN jail Z
safe Keeping. la this connection II
might b- interesting 10 note that among
the other interesting features Of the tees.
tmony 81 the CrUtiys was that the wo-
man sought to gain sympathy " ap'
prarlng IA in n delicate condition. 80
well was thls part ~ the testimony pad
d,d thAI Dr, G. A. Peterson, medical ex
pert aud one u the managers Ut the de-
tcctivs agency, certified To that fact. The
rur" WAS dropped. however, and the las'
tim. Mrs, Ctotty appeared IN court che
Vhs ~ her usual good health. Thos,
Crutty's are daislea. TO say the least
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08
i'eess valley yisassrs.

10 the Peoos Valley railroad coach.
"Hsspsr,a," there arrived 10 the city Last
night FROM Eddy, via III Paso, the fol.
lowing prominent members OF the Pecos
Valley Railroad company: J. ]. HAgsr.
man, president; Chas. b. Eddy, vice pres-
Ident; Chas. A. Otis, Daniel =. Eslis and
Richard J. Bales, directors, Mr.. Hagsr.
man being accompanied BY his wife.
The party remained over In the CITY for
the night, and this morning John A.
Les, s. NJ. Folsom, q. L. brooks. Jesse
NJ. Wheelock, T. II. Gabel, Solop h. Ross
and other citizens called on the gentle.
men. They had no special railroad news
Tor the public, but Mr.. Eddy did reply
that they, the Psoos Valley Railroad
company, were figuring on an outlet for
that railroad. They left here at noon
for Colorado Springs. Colorado.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08

trains last right, stopped 81 the Euro
p-an, aud left this morning Tor visit 10
y on n ~ paso. where she will revsin
for Q sbor, time aud then visit Mrs
Catron NJ Santa We. Mrs. Schultz was
very much fstiaued last evening, stating
that owing TO the wrecks on the Atlantic
\ Pacific abe waa laid on, Tor = number
~ honrs without anything to eat, and
the TRIP VAS n very tedious Que from Gal
liIrn,s 10 this CITY.
T. A. rropper's delivery team, stsnd
ug on the Gold avenue aide Of
Grunsfeld 4 Goa. about $50 o'clock yes.
tstIsy. took fright and ran west on Gold
avenue, being stopped near the Ban Fe-
lipe. In attempting 20 get on the wagon
o. he could yet bold of the rsins, Mr..
Trooper lo.t his grip and the resul, 70 q
vary black left eye aud several email
bruises aOont the face.
A small tire ut the residence oocupiet
by u Mexican and John Martin on por,t
First street yesterday sfterpoop GALES
cut the he department, but the serv,
Geo 81 the laddies we're not needed, fo
the hanes were extinguished by JohI
stein, Andy Horne and n. II. Curtis
some person Ia, ing on . bed smoking
cigarette 10 responsible for the lire, tn
bed clothing, mattress and bedssesd he
ing partially consumed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08

Mr. j. +. AllensW orth. Of AtchisO}
Kansas. n prominent attorney OF N
"Sunhower STATE" who has been
correspondence with the Commsrci
club Of this city for some months pss
arrived in Albuquerque yesterday svssI
ing. and.intsnds to make his homo herd
He comes principally on account Of ID
wifs's health, having satisfied himss
from information reoeived from I'd
point that the climate OF THE section Vi
be beneficial TO her. Mr.. Allenswort(
is Q man who stands high at his o,
home, and will make Q valuable citiss,
OF Albuquerque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08
a nrutAlt'rims.

Cruz Benayldes. the wife ~ Desidiru
Ortsga WHO resides usG. the GallsteNl
street bridge, Was found dead In her bel
at 7 o'clocE TINS morning, Her husband
made the discovery, and then he sprang
out OF bad aud went running up the
street yelling like mad man.
squire Garcia enpan neled u corouer's
jury and examined number u vii
Desses, including the woman's husband.
The latter told very lncohsrent story.
There were finger marks on the woman .
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08
Iasane AsyIu m.

The trustees OF the territorial insane
asylum meet at Las Vegas Wednesday,
and will probably make arrangements TO
open the institution at once, There are
fully 100 insane perssns in New Mexico
now cared Tor in county jAils that should
not longer be deprived OF proper care
and attention. In Santa Fs county
there are tourteen insane persons, six OF
whom are confined in the county jail
Nav Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08

TX Gov Ross has been appointed "a q
member OF the territorial board Of
equalization by Gov. Prince.
l.. r. Strauss, the young gentleman
Who clerks at EisemRnn Bros., wool mer
chants, 10 out after q very severe tussls
with . cold which had ssttled on his
lungs.
o. q. Conterno, Of the military band
at Fort Wingate, assisted In the excellent
Chimes Of Normandy orchestra. He Ia
one Of the BEST cornet players IN the
country.
J. p. Goodlsnder, the st. Louis drum.
msr. came down from the north to day
lie ststss that the weather above the
metropolis was simply horrible yestsr-
day afternoon.
Gov. Slower, who attended the meet
ing Of the territorial board Of education
at Santa Fe, has returned home. On
educational matters the governor 10
strictly ~ home.
Robt Brown, step son OF Arthur
Henry, who has been living upon the fat
Of the land Ut FL Paso for the past few
weeks, returned homo last night, feeling
as happy ~ lark.
J. E. FULLY and sister, Mics May Tully,
Of New York, are making q pleasant
trip throughout the southwest They
ere at the San Felipe. and will probably
remain here few days,
7. X. Jones, general manager OF tho
Union Stock Yard Co., Pueblo, COL, IL
In the city on business for his com pany.
He 10 being introduced to our citizens
by Wiley Weaver aud Ben, Jons&
T.. A. Bsgly aad wife, registering
from Louisville, Ky, are among the
latest arrivals at tho Dan Felipe. They
are pleased with Albuqu cirque, and with
the bright sunshine OF the morning.
The confidence that people have in
Ayers Ssrsapsrills as . blood medicine
is the legitimate and natural growth OF
many years. Il has been hsndsd down
nom parent 10 child, and 10 the fAvorite
holds.
Ma A. f. Schultz, Of La. Angeles.
oal. mother OF Mrs. 7, b. Csiron, came
% from the west on one OF The delayed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08
A New Cause.
Thossands riosk 10 Its STANDARD

When q pew Gauss 10 presented u the
public It always sxcites attention. A
prominent ply siciau has said that In
grippe, during the last three years, has
done more 70 weaken the hearts OF the
world than any other cause that has
ever existed. Those who have had THE
malady and subsequently, found themt
selves subject 20 pslpitstion. shor-
breath. irregular pulse, wind IN stomach,
pain 10 side or shoulder, smothsring
spells, fainting, dropsy, eto.. may teal
assured they have heart dissass, which,
unleas checked ct once, may result
fatally. DR.. Miles New Heart Cure 10
the only remedy that Gao be relied upon
10 effect oure.\ Sold by 7. II burgess
a Son on q guarantee. Ask for the
Doctors now book, freq.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08
Crlmr. ir r.n,. kr ,,.u.t,.

After tog-,hsr indulgipg IN liquor all
afternoon perfecto Gonzales, % 6ahste,,
and Frank Garcia, 10 th,s city, got into :
row st Lsamy JUNCTION about 3o'clock
yesterday afternoon, and Gonzales put
the hniah,ng touches on another tragedy
by securing q shot gun and firing upon
Garcia The weapon was loaded with
lead Hlug-, and seven OF them tore ter
rlbl. hole 10 Dsrc,a's left shoulder. Con.
zalea at frat detied arrest, but In 70
sponae T. Telegram to sheriff Couklip
Constable Patt,cio Valencia vas can't
down and soon captured Gonzales The
latter Ia now IN the county Jail. lie al
leges that uarcls had made an attempt
10 assault his wife. Garcia ~ probabl,
dead ere this. lie 10 ~ years old and q
step SIN % Juan Manuel Angel.
In the matter ~ the death Of D.s,de
RIO Ortssa's wife. supposed 10 have beef
Stransled 81 death by her drunken hna
bgnd, two more arrest were made lasI
night they are Luciano Romero an,
Nalentiu Medrano, who we're ssen viii
Orteea at the latter's house on the NIGH
of the tragedy. They were arrested b,
Deputy Sheriff Antonio Alarid on n war
rant sworn out by snsn Olives, q relat,v'
~ the deceased. These two men and tn
woman's husband will have q hearin,
before squire Garcia To- morrow at 10 q
m.-New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08
Out for C,ty Marshal

Capt. Gsorae NJ. Cundif IL out to-day
getting signers To petition asking the
new mayor to appoint him marshal OF
the city, and Ia meeting with success.
lie IL more responsible than any one
elss Tor the recent democratic victory,
and II would bs base ineratitude IL he 10
not appointed. J. Edward Priest, Don.
aid McIias, w. q, Heacook, W. W. Nc
Clellau aud several others are entitled to
substantial recognition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08
Sh0uld be Arrested.
The PopslaF Demand.

Whoy What should Ds arrestedy All
Excessive nervousness, dyspepsia, head
ache, dizziness. sl-eplsssp ess, neuralgia,
nervous debility, dullness, confusion Of
mind, nervous prostration, etc. They
should be- arrested, or stopped. before
they develop into q condition that can
but result fatally, For this purpose no
remedy equals DIR. Miles Restorative
Nervlne, the discovery Of the renowned
specialist, whose remedies are the wonder
- the civilized world. Nervine 10 cold
by I. II. burgess Il Son on q positive
guarantee, Ask for his book free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08
Atsempted Abduction

Las Cruces IL getting TO be q tough
town. The Democrat u that place
says
A few nights since. two drunken Mex.
lcans assaulted two young mon who -.
curted young ladies' through the strests.
The assailsnts attempted to carry of the
young lad.es before them on horseback.
after having beaten their escorts with
quirts. The rowdiss we're tried In judge
Pinn's court, and we're upon proper svi.
Hence sentenced to pay SlC0 fine, and ~
serve 10 days IN jail. A righteous cen.
tancs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08
Another One.

The Clayton. White Oaks and Paoinc
railroad has been incorporated, and 10
said TO be Rock Island enterprise. The
road will run from Liberal. Kansas, the
present terminus. 10 . connection with
the Union Pacific, 70 Clayton IN eastern
New Mexico. thence 70 White Oaks and
Albuquerque. Telegraph line and depot
grounds are provided for. The capital
stock will be $40 .Oco0. --Guthris News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08

The colored republican club marched
To the polls IN the Fourth ward yestsr
day afternoon Ia u body, aud cast their
votes Tor the repu blIcan nominees. They
did this 10 retuts the charge made by
the democratic that they could bs bribed.
The coIored republicans Of this city
proved more faithful yesterday than
many Of the white republicans.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08
Dareas se I'm mixra,isu.

At the meeting Of the msmbsra Of N
Bureau OF Immigration at santa 70 4
Wednesday afternoon the following a
cors were elected TO serve for the EMS
ing two years:
President, u. 8. Slower, OF AIbua uss
que; vios president, 4. b. Mills, Of u
yszss; secretary. Mar Frost, OF Ssni|
Fe; treasurer. j. X. Livingston, Of u
Crnoesi executive COMMITTEES, y. A. Fskl
OF Santa Fee T. b. Mills, Of LAs Vsssl
and Juan Saptistsvap, OF Taos.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08

The HspL ef ee@meree tnve-,ixa,ee
~ Tte rttts~n uss.

~s"'
lhH hank ~ Oommerce ~ this city
has inst s"cnr"i the most complete sys
TEN OF pf"i"c''on against burglary
known u mod"th mechanical art, and ~
THIS w matter ~ general interest, not
only 70 their dep~lt"rH, hu, alao To the
pubic The reporter h~ obtained ,nfot
nation CONCERNING !, Tor r"hd"rs OF Tnh
Clrizss
Ihey have had the massive ste"l door
of 'h"'r Burglar pt0of cafe taken APART
anu entirely rebuilt aud tie Jpthtn and
jams repacked and msde mr. tgh, and
tn" combination locke and handl'S r.
moved, ~ 40 10 MIKE u impoa"lbl" "a u.
troduoe into the safe any kind ~ eAplo-
I'VE either hqu,d or solid.
To THIS door has be-n attached u Bur
ton Harris Automatic bolt actua,lng de.
wee, which d'upensca entirely with the
use ~ the combination lock and holt
handle, aud automatically locks and
unl1cks the safe door wishou'
any outside interference; the lock and
bolt Sp'ndles and th"bolts through which
they passed having been removed
and new plates substituted. IL mnkes
The door soid throughout with no holes
whatever passing through II. tn" bolts
of the safe door are licked and unlocked
10y the automatic device IN conn"ction
With the time lock the time OF locking
and unlocking being adjusted by the op
orator before closing the safe door
The iamb OF the door - MAZE nb-"-
ldtely AR tight by u new discovered
comprsltinn winch haTdens ~ soon .s
spplied, thus preventing the intt"duc
ton of nitro Rlycerln. or other explo.
aives into the safe.
~, Ia .h,,, a, ,.., x..,u a,, ma. N,.,
c'"n SAT" u'"H"'e n"" s"Pp"""u '"e' "e'"
building their bank sales absolutely bur
glAr proof, and no doubt they were. Thr
IL. -, J,,ll,,, .h,l. a.. ,u,,h ,h,. s.t.
uoo'' VI popular anu Succ""e'u' years n.y.
hrs, Hince the use of hardened chrome
steel been abandoned.
Alta, IA. xo,L w.s comnls,ad A., thar
., So, 49,, A., s.I'.n ,.,,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-08
Niles Nerve 4 Liver Pills.

Act on q new principle regulating "
liver, stomach and bowels through N
nerves. A new discovery. Dv. Mix
Fills speedily cure blllousnsas, bed tssls
torpid Liver, piIsA constipation. De-
eqesied Tor men. women, chlldrsn. omsA,
cot miidsst sarssti 30 doaes % csuA
samples Tres. st 7. II. Burgess 4 Ban.