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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
The La~kS Ones.

The election % Edward Dodd TOR city
marshal by the new board Of aldermen
last night was indeed surprise, Tor Mr.
Dodd's name was not considered until
yesterday corning. and few hours be.
fore the meeting % the council he was
in doubt whsthsr 10 SCOOP, or NOT. In.
,lmate friends, however. prevailed upon
him TO accept the ofiic-, and when the
mayor sent ~ his name he was honnred
10y n IMAM mons vote. TIE CIri2ES has
every reason to Oslleye that Mr. Dodd
will prove good marsha one whom
the people will have confidence IN, and
who will do his duty IA manner beiit.
ting M Intelligent guardian " the peace.
John Geach, who was nominated IN
place u Policeman Krieg"lsteiner, was
confirmed. lie Ia a young, active gen
tleman. and will make u good policeman.
Summers Burkhsrt, who is the new
city attorney, came To the metropolis a
few years ago from Santa Fs, and IL one
of Albuquerque rising young attor
nsys. Ills Office 10 With Mayor Fields,
and The CITIZEN oongratulates him
upon bis appointment.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22

Corporal Tanner, the leglecs orator
and formerly oom missioner Of pensions.
who lectured IN Albuquerque soms years
ago, came out TO Ssw Mexico TO reat and
recuperste last August. lie was the
guest of Capt Jack Crawford at Fort
Craig, and with the oap,2.a visited Chic.
ride and The D,s-.. Range, and while
there he vas 30 pleased With the Monte
Crlsto mine, owned by Captain Jack.
that he agreed to spend $1,000 10 run u
tunnel and tap the lead at a depth Of
49, feet. Two weeks ago the vein was
struck and after cross cutting Hvc feet n
fine streak % pay ore, running in gold
aud silver, Was struck. Corporal Tanner
immediately ordered = car and rails from
Denver, aud It 10 expected that the
Monte Cristo will turn out to he one Of
the beet properties in the Black Range
Ia his letter To Capt. Jack, tts corporal
said; Strike II rich in that tunnel and
will he there with the collateral To put
up the necessary reduction works, and
possibly become resident Of the sun.
shine territory"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22

Col. J. q, Albright called at this Office
yesterday afternoon. and pleasantly re-
lated the incidents Of his soiourn in
Washington, and gave the reason Tor has
not securing the appointment Of govern.
or OF New Mexico. lie thinks the opposi-
ton Of II. b. FERGUSON knocked HIM
out Before leaving Wash ington. Cleve-
land granted the colonel an interview.
and the great man talked pleasantly and
without regret or shame TO the demo-
cratic editor, and chesr.d up the droop
ing spirits Of the defeated aspirant. The
hair 10 more gray than when be let, for
the national capital with high hopes u
presidential preforment.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
ssetsiux iuss shape.

Col. Mills, who 10 determined that the
Nav Mexico exhibit at the Worlds Fair
shall bs the equal Of, II not better. than
any ~ the territories, left this morning
Tor Santa Re. where b. remains to-day,
sod thence goes TO Las Vsgss. He 10
hnstlIng the con missioners OF every
county IN exert themselves toward col
lsctiog exhibits, and ~ there 10 local
pride attached TO such matters they ere
complying with his request 70 the letter.
The colonel states tina, the ore exhibit OF
the territory will DO something grand
and marvellous, not only a. TO quantity
but to worth and quality. He expecss TO
have the coal exhibit collected together
and ready 10 ship from this point abOut
the middle OF next week. He will DO here
10 pesson 10 superintend the arranging OF
the car and a. see that u leaves this poip,
Tor Chicago IN good order. The colonel
expects 10 have the New Mexico exhibit
In shape aud ready TO De viewed by the
visitors not later than May 10, and b,
will have his corps Of assistants aiso Al
Chicago on that date.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
l.aad Court keeords.

The New Mexican says that two hun.
dred and sixty-nine cases have been filed
with the court in New MEXICO and nine
cases in Arizona. making q total OF 27s.
OF these there have been tried, Noe, |. 1,
., G, 8, .. 10, IL. IL, IL, IA. Is. Ii, Is. 81,
-, III, "a. u. 81, ~, 10, q total Of ~; OF
which 10 have been finally dscid-d, Of
them. Nos. 4, II, 10 aud - have besu re-.
ported TO the attorney general but not
acted upon; and appeals were taken by
the claimants In Nos. IL, - aud n and
by the United States In Ma. / al d AZ,
being o in all, The surveyor &c, sral b M
been ordered TO survey the following
Nos. 0, 7, 4, .. 10, II, IL, II, 10, q and %
aud I others, Nos. q, 10, 81 and 40. have
been tried and not yet decided.
The surveyor general has heretofore
acted on ninety four Of the grants hled
and hfty OF the grants OF the entire nun
Der fail 10 give an estimate 81 the nun
Der of acres claimed The land of -four
granite 10 situated IN Colorado.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
DEATa os soms a. ssL,..
a. ola Pioneer OF the Territory Je,ss
the nlteut Army

the siiest Army.
John A. Hill Died at hls residence IN
Old Albuquerque al o'clock last even
ing. The deceased was stricken with
paralysis last Friday night. and was un.
conscious till death. Mr.. Hill was bnrn
at Bonneville, Mo, March 6, ls2i, and was
" years Of age lie came to New Mexico
In lSis, and resided 10 Old Albuquetque
since 1870. aud was one u the pioneers
OF the territory. lie hc'd many of'iccs
of trust, and was beloved by all Who
knew him. The city loses ons u lta
land marks 10y Mr. llill's death, and his
remains will be followed 10 the grave by
q large circle Of friends and relatives.
The funeral ~ Mr.. Hill will take place
To morrow morning at 10 o'clock from
the family residence IN old town, and
friend are invited To attend. The IN.
ternient will take place at Santa Barbara
cemetery under the supervision Of In
dertsker Strong. The pail bearers vii
COMPRISE Mr.. Hills old friends, namely
Gov Slower, Capt VIM Borchert, Ma.
jnr II. X Whiting, II. V. Harris, A VI.
Codngton and A. NJ. Whitcomb. TuE
CitilgS extends tie condolence b. John
l., Gay, the only relative - the deceased
IN the territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
Trans. Missis.,ppi Cs.sr-.s.

The Commercial club " s..itled 20
representation 10 the Trans- n ,ssissi ppi
congress which meets At Ogden. Utah,
next Monday, and We have seen no no.
t,oe a. yet Of any appointments having
BEEN made by that organization. This
10 = matter that the club cannot afford
10 neglect. II will be an important con.
vsntion, composed Of prominent men
from oil ssot,ons Of the country west Of
the Mississippi, and Albuquerque ought
to have q full delegation OF her strong.
ea men on hand 70 properly set forth
the advantages and resources u this sec.
ton. The club 10 entitled 10 i've dele
gates and they ought to 10 named at
once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22

CARD OF THANKS,
Lfrom tho Daily. Anil III


Mrs. ID. q. McMsnaeh, OF Middle,own,
n. T., 10 at the San Felipe.
Sol Blbo, merchant Of Bernalillo,
spent yesterday IN the city.
Hon. II. Is Ferguson 10 expected
from Washington this evening.
J. Minium, the wool buyer from
Browne, Manzanares & Co, 10 at the Ar.
MILO.
c. h. Geek, the Kansas city cattle buy
or, 10 again on purchasing trip to the
southwest.
Robert Brown, step son OF Arthu'
Henry, has gone 10 FL paso, where he
will try his luck for q few months.
A. j. Riddle. representing Studsbaker
Bros., the wagon mao ufacturers OF south
Bend. Ind. and Chicago. Is in the city
Z. q. Wade, = talented young attor
tornsy Of Las Cruces, with his wife and
children were at the Armijo yesterday
Nit. Ksizsnberg 10 in Mexico. where
he will spend several weeks rsprssen ING
the wholesale firm Of Lowenthal 4
Meyers, Of this city.
W. h. Williams, editor Sooorro Chief
tain, and prosecuting attorney for the
Judicial district south Of the city, was 81
the Armijo yesterday.
w. 8. Stricklsr, Of the Bank OF Con
msroe. who 10 interested 10 several very
valuable mines 10 the Orean mountains
went south 70 Las Cruces yesterday.
ID. p. Aicott, who has been 10 the cit,
the past few months FOR the bsnstit o
his health. left this morning for Denver
where he will remain during the sum
mer.
3. L. Priestons, formerly Of the noveli,
works, took Saturday niRhts train FOL
Denver. Mr.. Preston expects to Ia Ab
cent from the city for at least thre'
weelrs.
Ex Gov. r. L. Warren aud W, W
Gleason. big cattle buyers Of Wyoming
aud q. b. Loving. OF For, Worth, Texas
came in from the west yesterday ant
registered at the San Felipe.
l. T. Hardy, OF this city. who lie asen
for the Richmond, lnd., -four mill ma
chiuery, vent 10 Los LunAs yesterday Il
see John Grsenwald. Mr.. Greenwal'
will In short time erect -four mil! n
Sooorro.
| Msjor w. n. II. L,swellyn, OF La
Cruoes, passed up the road On route u
santa Fe last night lie will attend
meeting of tho Territorial Board OF man
agsrs Of New Mexico for the World
Fair there to-day.
DR.. J. r. Sutherland, Who has been OF
the sick list for the past year, 10 grad
ualiy getting back into good shape. II
will be oil right In . short time and 81
psoss 70 again enter the Indian swim q
the government.
G. W. Eoksrt- the miner Of the Lo
Husrtss mining district, came down !
. the city Last night. He states that Do
pond h 6s,ng established ~ the head Q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22

After a seige Of several dsys with nsur-
alagia NJ the Jaw, until the Troublesome
tooth WAS yanksd out, James A. Lang
Tor the first time since his arrival from
Washington appeared ~ his desk At the
John A. Lee Lumber company tbis
morning.
III | don't get 10 be United States
marshal Tor New Mexico" remarked Mr..
Lang this morning, II will have the
Qualification OF knowing that have the
sodorssmsnt of some ~ the best people
70 New Mexico and some OF President
Cleysland's warmest aud CLOSEST frisods
In New York. ] did not have the &C eel
commlttes-ths triuu' virats--with me
Out at one tim~ In the proceedings hse
them very much frightened that
would be appointed. Secretary Lamon
bad Interested himsslf In my behalf
oat foolishly told the secret 10 one o.
The counties and he wsot 10 Mr.. La
moo. with long stoFySabout statshoo'
and The native element and no sction II
we matter was then taken. A shor'
uus Mtsrw' I'd l rsosivsd . very plsss
ent letter from Mr.. Lamont, telling M
mai b would personally like " - N
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
news from san Jans.

James Scott, Of Aztec, y, NJ, WAS In
town, says the Durango Herald. He
says the people II Aztec, J.witt, Ono
aud Pennington have secured the option
IN one hundred acres or more u their
land at their respective towns, one Of
which will be selected by the regents Of
the agricultural station at Las Cruces.
The land selected by the regents will he
donated TO the United States govern.
nent by the town where they decide To
locate. The citizens az the different
towns are dong their level best 10 secure
the location. An Appropriation % five
thousand dollars WAS made by congress
Tor the purpose Of bulldings, The re-
gents are 70 be on tho San Juan on or
bsfors the 10Th day Of May, Mr.. Scott
aays the aprlootA are IN bloom and the
prospect for good fruit crop is quite
ilatteTing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22

Gallup IL trying 10 organize base
ball club.
Gallup has two building aud loan a.
sociations
A. +. RIes IL iHvorably mentioned ior
postmaster at Gallup,
The European hotel at Gallup haa
beeu greatly improved.
Mrs., j j. Reagan, ut Gallup, IL recoy.
erlug from n severe illness,
The side tracks at Gallup are crowded
With loaded coal cars awaiting shipment.
DIR. d. Is. Potts. Of Chattanooga, Tenn,
ia at Gallup, and thinks u permanently
locating
John Kennedy il one ot the live cl,I.
1sns Of Gallup, and be IL building u
Sidewalk in front OF his property.
The ladies aid society ut Gallup will
give a festival At the NJ. T.. church on
May ~, 10 raise iuuds to construct q
sidewalk in front OF the church
The Odd Fellows lodge at Gallup 10
making arrangements to properly Oh
serve April 18th, the seventy fourth All.
nIversary % the establishment " the or.
der.
Santiago Bsoa, county assessor, visit.
oil Gallup last Wednesday. The Clean.
or pays Mr.. Baca neat compliment Tor
his accommodating way " DONG busl.
nees /, A. Wsrlng IL the deputy as.
SCISSOR at Gallup.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
FROM Tho DnIll. AntllI..I

FROM VI" Dhib, Npfil Is
Work n tho u-w BAPTIST church in
this city ID ~ progress
Chnrl, IelRer IL IN a good humor over
the mum ipal political situation.
The o. i Fellows u thus city will give
u grand bali nu the evening ~ April ~.
VIM. 7 ompson, mn excellent painter,
lat" ~ rIwutx, Arizona, has located IN
tlis city.
"Cycloie Harry" IL IL Ia. city from
Santa F., and may be found at the
Moniaynma
j, Is. Armijo and children left last
night Tor Chicago, where they will 70,
slds ia the future
Mr.. W / Harrison, who has been con.
fined Ia IA room at the San Felipe, ID
able TO b.. up again
Sig Gfunsfrld made An excellent city
clerk, AMI turns III" rscor ~ over 10 his
successor in excellent shape,
W. &. Leonard and jacob Gainsley
left this morning Tor San Pedro on q
cnmmpec business and pleasure trip.
Frank Etsley, rsinmas,sr for the
Santa f. rnsd on the RIO Grands diyi
SION, IA here to-day from San Marcial.
J W. McQusde IL completing a neat
two story brick dwelling in the High.
lands, on the site Of his recent residence
destroy.o by lire.
Vim. Cook, who has been sick for sew
eraI weeks, was up town yesterday. and
will soor he at hls old position IN the
Albuquerque foundry.
Mrs. DIR. Pearcs and daughter will
leave II ursday morning for q visit 10
Philadelphia. She will visit the Worlds
Fair before returning home.
A. NJ Blackwell and n. w. Kelly,
nemhsrs OF the firm 10 Gross, Black we'll
\ Co.. Gene down from Las Vegas on
this mornings delayed pass snger train.
A car l,ad ot't.ucky Baldwin's thor.
uughbr.d bOr-.-, destined for II. Louis.
arrived yesterday morning from the west
and were unloaded Tor days rest, They
left this afternoon Tor the east.
Thos, i'orman, an old time rsilrosdsT
on the A lan'ic A Pacific, WAS 10 the city
renewing the acquaintance Of old friends
lie ven, To Chicago this morning TO at
tend the SICK chamber of u sister.
The r. .nds 81 Miss Sloan are glad TO
see her oIt again, and Il 10 likely that
she will ~ able Ia accompany the party
To Las Vegas SDd act her part ~ Ger.
main ~ the Chimes Of Normandy,
which All" sings with such q delightfully."-
sweet yO.Ss.
! Gov. lrincs came doWn from Santa
t's last u ght, apd this morning left for
The Eng Sh colony on the RIO Puerco,
with Col A. r.. Spawn, president Of the
Colonization COMPANY. II 10 intimAted
that the governor intends TO purchase .
section OF land on the Rio puerco
Hon. u. Is. FERGUSON. who has been
10 WASH Rton helping Delegate Joseph
and j, u Crist to single out the federal
Rppl,nlu sn,s 10 the territory. returned
home las' night The reporter called ut
his office u the First Nsllonal building
several mess 10 day TO scs hun, but hs
was out
John r McAfss, Of Indspend.nce,
Mo. brother IN Law OF Samuel Salt
marsh, ''ter very pleasant visit OF
several avs in the metropolis, returned
north lat night. Mr.. McAfss repre-
ssnts thu Independence Wooden Mil
company, and yesterday sold . big bill
~ goods 70 our merchants.
!. W. Cook will return 10 Iowa 10 =
few dsys With bis wifs.who 10 not being
| bsnsatsd By this climate. and oil b
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
Driy~n from "a. Cia,m

A few weeks ago f. Kr.smer, n car.
pebt.r we'll add favorably known IN this
city, located clam on government land
near the west llbe u the Chilli land
grant, and built house and made other
improvements. While IN this city last
week purchasing supplss, his son, a iif
teen year old boy being left IN charge u
the ranch, n party Of MexIcHns visited
tn. ranch AT night aud tired into the
house and drove the boy away 10y threats
~ violence They then burned the
house ard all the contents including q
valuable set Of carpenter tools, The FOL.
lowing notice was left 10 Spanish, tackled
on n board, accompanied with q pencil
drawing Of a man hanging to II tree:
"iou have 10 go out u thls ranch; or
Il not, will kill you another time u
found IN here and hang like this"
The men committing this outrage are
supposed TO live in the vicinity, and Mr.,
Kreamer 10 in the city for the purpose Of
calling on the United States authorities
for protection from such ou,rages.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
Exeit,nE Runaway.

An exciting runaway 600 urred thus a..
ternoon at 2:i5 o'clock. The big team
Of W. L. Trimbls & Co., hitohsd 10 the
sewer flushing wagon, got scared while
standing in the alley back Of the "Red
Barn." and came tearing east on the al
Icy, turned south on Third street, thence
east on Coppsr avenue. and turned down
Second street 70 the livery stables.
The tongue OF the wagon became
detached at tho Second street
corner, and dragged on the ground.
The horses made . dive Tor the stAblss,
but the tongue struck the cement side
walk in front Of A. Horns's undertaking
rooms, throwing the horse on the side
walk, the head Of one OF the animals
striking the lower casing OF the large
front glass. The horses were not hurt,
but the tongue Of the wagon was broken
and Andy Horne got . scare he will not
soon forget.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
sisiisp Csai ztaes

Mine Inspector J. G. spears gives the
following information in regard to tho
Gallup coal minss: The MulbollAnd
mine u working i've 10 ten miners, with
an output Of twenty-five 10 forty tons.
The Black Diamond has ninety five min.
ere aud 10 shipping 800 tons. The Sun
shine with forty -tbrss nainers 10 chipping
1870 tons. The Gallup works l47 miners
and hiss an output OF TOO tons, while the
Caledonia ships $40 tons and works for
ty-sigbt miners. One hundred and six
lay men are employed Ia this district.
The Crown Point, Catalpa and Dun Can.
non are not WORKING.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22

After working hard Tor the success Of
their party, q. NJ. Cundif, Donald Mo.
Rae and John Jsooby were slaugh tered
10y the very men they contributed No
much TO elect. Last night Mayor Field
nominated Mr.. Cundlff for the Office OF
city jailor. and six fA,thless democrats
recorded their votes against his nominA.
ton. The mayor tben named John ia.
CODY Tor the same position, aud siI al.
d.rmsn voted against Mr., Jaooby, Don.
aid hoRas was nominated M police
msD, and not democrat voted for him,
no, even Alderman Grands, Of Ward l..
where M. Mcitss worked faithfully and
hard oil day on election day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22

taken 10 her old home Al Oskslooea,
Iowa Mr.. Cook has been connected
with this paper for several mouths, and
given entire satisfaction. A permanent,
profitable position on TnE CrTizEr is
waiting him whenever he eau return.
X n Wade, general manager ~ the
California southern railroad, headquar
'ers q, Iss Angeles, was passenger go
ing Ia Chicago yesterday afternoon.
He travelled in his special coach.
Charles woodworth, formerly general
yardmaster here Tor the Santa Fs road
and was slso few years ago passenger
conductor between this city and Silver
City, ~ here from OklAhoma, ~ q witness
IN tho case OF the family Of William Cody
tbs switohman who was killed here sew.
sral years ago, against the Atchison, To.
pekA 4 Santa Fe railroad company Mr..
Wood -orth 70 nov freight conductor on
the Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
railroad out Of Oklahoma
Major fswellyn came down from
Santa Re last night lie states tina, for
lack ~ quorum the meeting called Tor
the Territorial Board Of Managers Tor
New Mexico Tor the Worlds Fair did not
convene. lie reports commissioner Sal.
aznr somewhere in Mexico, and Commls.
sioner Thornton still in Missouri. lie
says the board ought To We, together, Tor
there 10 q large amount u necessary bus
'ncss To bs transacted before every thing
~ ready Tor the New Mexico exhibit ut
tha fair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22

IL you ara not feeling strong and heal.
thy, try Electric Bit,ers. II ala grippe
has left you weak and weary. use Flee.
trio Bitters. THIS remedy sots directly
ON liver. stomach and kidneys, gently
aiding thoea organs 70 perform their
functions II you are afflicted with sick
headache, you will find speedy and per
manent relief by taking Electric BIttsrs
One trial will oonvincs you that this ID
the remedy you need. Large bottles
only 10 cents, at Thos. IL. Burgess a
sons drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
Oar ThlgySa.

A. b. Cotton, q, G, Butord, John Foe
tor and Thomas King we're brought in
from Gallup last night ny Constable
straehsu and lodged in the city jail.
This morning they had q preliminary
hearing before Justios I.ookhsrt on tho
charge OF breaking into merchandise
cars. and the justice, In default OF bail,
ssnt them 10 the county jail 10 await the
sotios VI the mart grand jury.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22

A few weeks ago the painters OF tb.
city held . nesting and desired TO cal
upon the "bo@s" painters Tor nine hours
work Tor ten hours pay, The dslibera
tiona Of tina, meeting ~ere presented Il
the bosses, and on tho 10th Of this month
W. J. Tway granted the request. On the
10th OF this month G. A. Hudson and Js
cob Soh ~sr,z will also put into effect the
schedule. The nine hours-clAuss OF the
carpsotsrs will 20 into effect on the Is,
u May.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22

The more ChsmbsrlAins Cough Hem.
sdy Ia used the better 10 10 liked. We
know Of no other remedy that Always
gives satisfaction. II 70 good when you
first catch cold. Il 10 good whsa your
cough 10 seated and your lungs are core.
II " good IN any kind OF . cough. We
have cold twenty hvs dozen % II and every
bottle has sivsa Satisfaction. H,sdman
a Friedman, druggists. Minnesota Lake.
MINI. 90 cant bottles tor sale by TN.
Burgess q Goa, dFu96issA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22

the marshal, but that he thought u
wise not 10 interfere With the vish.a ot
N. committee, WHO had slated some
other person.
NJ. Lang stated that he regretted VERY
much 10 cay that Mr.. Ferguson 10 not
ProV'as very successful In occurring HE
ffisnds positions, allowing Delegate Jo-
seph and Mr. Crst 70 do almost all the
seiecting OF candidates for fsderal Offices.
while east. Mr.. Lang visited all the
principal cities, and reports having the
ocet time OF his life. lie was introduc-
cd TO some Of the distinguished polisi.
cians o. The United States, shook hands
With President Cleveland. Secretary
Hoke Smith, and had q VERY Delighted
i've minutes conversation with senator
L'ndsay, OF Kentucky, Who requested
that he be remembered 70 Judge l.. \.
Tnmble, OF this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22

The many Gases Of rheumatism cured
by Cham berla,n's Pain Balm during the
-. 70" 49, ~ n. nn,.,,s. ,ro,,prD
ties, and have shown that there 10 Que
preparation that eau be depended upon
tor thst painful aud aggravst'ne disease.
Moose Prizes, OF this place, was troubled
q amberiaiu's Pain Balm has cured him.
He Gays the balm has no e,ual" For
sAls by I. II. Burgsss a bon, druggists,