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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-07
CONImENDaBLE RECORDS.
List of Students on tho Roll OF Honor of
the Belmont Public School.

List of Students on tho Roll OF Honor of
the Belmont Public School.
The following is the roll of honor of
the Belmont public school for the month
OF October: Principals room-Bessie
Hahn, Mamie Patterson, Lula Adair.
First assistants room-Peroy Camden,
Theodore Dunkelberger. Claude Hahn,
Arthur Pillsbury, Louise Barnes, Hattie
Bernard, Myrtle Fitzgerald, Lille
Greasy. Sarah Mays, Rebecca Skeggs,
Hattie Waggoner.
First Primary room-James Campbell,
Samuel Holcolm, Willie Hartman,
Harry Huff, Willie McSain. Warren
Smith, George Zwickle, Matte Bernard,
Mary Carlton, Louie Davis, Matte Hol-
colin, Linda Aliff, Lizzie Langhon, Marie
Mason, Maggie Robertson, Mollie Saul,
Emma Skeggs, Pearl Skeggs, Jane
Steele, Hattie Norman and Geneva
Wade.
Second Primary room stelle Casey,
Matte Neff, Christine Dowdy, Lula
Langhorn, Rosetta Williams, Letha
Hicks, Lila Ailiff, Willie Blunt, Walter
Hartman, Robert IIunley, Walter Agee,
James McLain, Brown Obenchain, Anna
Fortune, Ssllie Eddy, Florence Han.
cock, Emma Barbour, Thomas Gilbert,
Della Alif, Eddie Miller, Conley Wade,
Ida Barbour and Bessie Hartman.
Third primary grade-John Blanton,
Corbin Fitzgerald James Gilbert, John
Rodenck, Jennie Aliff, Leila Agec,
Emma Bernard, Annie Carlton, Daisy
Hancock, Myrtle Hutchinson, Lulu
Halter, Bertha Hartman, Julia Harti
gan, Eva Langhorn, Lenore Nelson
Mamie Strain. Kate Semones, Violet
Tiplady.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-07

VOTERS are warned to carefully read
the tickle. with will be presented to
them at the polls to-day. The regular
Democratic ticket is printed in these
columns. Another ticket has been pre-
pared substituting Jack Garst's name
for NJ. G. Thomas Beware of it.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-07
ROANOKE, va. NOVEMBER :, 1898.

The duty Of Roanoke citizens is APP
parent to day. Everyone should vote.
And if you want the advent of good
times and continuance of good govern
ment vote the Democratic ticket.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-07
VIRGINIA NEWS AND NOTES.

Items of Interest From all Over the Old
Dominion State.
Mr.. George A. White, the Oldest citi-
zen of Portsmouth, is dead at his home,
on Harrison street. He was in his 90
year and an engineer by trade. the
most Of his life being employed in the
navy yard.
A dwelling owned by John Richard
son and occupied by DIR. James, in Wood
county, w. Va, was set on fire by in
cendiaries and burned, together with
outhouses, fences, etc. Loss, 81, 300;
| insured for 800.
The sons of Confederate soldiers
have organized Sons of Confederate
Veterans camp at Winchester. Thirty
Ave members were enrolled, and it is
thong hit the memb ership will reach at
least hundred in few weeks.
Mrs. Gerge Sisler, mother of the teller
of Bank of Monongalia. was burned nor.
rlbly last week az her home seven miles
from Morgantown, w. Va. Her clothing
caught while endeavoring to extinguish
fire in tho woods. She will not live.
Dr. D. II. Venable, nephew of Col C. S.
Venable, of the University of Virginia.
and Miss Eliza X. Talbot, OF Versailles,
Ky, were married in Shanghai, China,
September e. DR.. Venable is o gradu-
ate of the university and is we'll known
in Virginia
The sales Of tobacco stamps at Lynch.
burg by the collector of internal revenue
I for the past week for that city exclu
| sively amounted to Sls,771.S9. The
sale of stamps and assessments for the
| Sixth district for the past week. includ.
ing the collections for whiskey, brandy,
| beer, tobacco and cigarette stamps
amounted to 1888. 10. Es3 slEE
cablegram recently received an.
nounces the sudden death in Spa.
Belgium, of DR.. James Belvin, of Vir-
| GINA, on November 4. DR.. Belvin was
| engaged in the practice of his profession
| in the city Of Paris for number Of
years until forced to relinquish it by i'll
health, and was we'll known to large
number of American visitors to that
city.
The report of the superintendent Of
the Virginia penitentiary for the last
fiscal year shows surplus of earnings
OF $4,000 over expenditures. The
maintenance and support of the pris-
oners, including their clothing and
guarding, requires only about II cents
per inmate per day. The food given
the prisoners is said to be wholesome
and nourishing.
James Garrett was shot and instantly
killed by Lemuel Rhea, at Abingdon,
Saturday. The mon were in house
near the Norfolk and Western depot
when Rhea boosted that no could hold
a cigarette picture at arms length and
shoot the head off the woman. Suiting
his action to the word, he drew irolD his
pocket photograph and pistol, held
the former between him and Garrett
and blazed away, the ball entering the
latter's breast, producing almost instant
death. 1t Is said the young men were on
bad terms on account of the attentions
OF Garrett TO Rhea's sister. The latter
was arrested.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-07

xoweL's American Newspaper Direc-
,sfS for 1891 puts tho circulation OF THE
nOANOKE TIMES above that of any
aaNer paper in Southwest Virginia, and at
,vasrs than that OF all tho other papers OF
asanoho combined.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-07
His Weak Point.

He fears no foe; no power of man
His wrath could make him smother
Bpt, goodness gracious, how he fears
His best girls little bratherl
Washington Star.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-07
Retribution.

"eis retribution, that's what say"-
In sorrow the young man spoke.
II broke q five dollar bill today,
And now myself am broke"
Detroit News-Tribupe.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-07

A Point on Arithmetic.
"Jeptha," asked Mrs. Jones, who was
busy with pencil and paper, "can you tell
me how may feet there are in an acre?"
"No." said Jones savagely, but I can
tell you how many achers there are IN A
feet."-Detroit Free Press.
Woman's Greatest Glory.
Her hair was long and golden
And beautiful to see,
And when her husband saw the bill
He said it ought to be.
Detroit News-Tribune
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-07
Couldn't Resist Them

what became of the Smith twins who
went as missionariesp"
"They were so alike that the cannibals
ate them So philopenas. "-Yale Record.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-07
To-DAY's ELECTION.

The elect to-day is perhaps the
most important one that has ever been
held in Roanoke. Besides the interest
the people in this city have in the cleo
tion of = governor of the State, whether
Col. Charles L. O'Ferrall, the Plumed
Knight OF the Valley, or Edmund r.
Cooke shall be chief magistrate of Vir
ginia for four years, the Importance of
the cleo sion locally is great. 1t will be
decided to-day who shall represent this
city and district in the next legislature.
The Democrats fairly and publicly
held mass meetings and a convention
and brought out the following ticket
For the Senate
j. ALLEN WATTS.
For the House of Delegates
COL. R. H. LOGAN.
M. c. THOMAS.
The only opposition to this ticket is
Third party ticket, on which is named
as candidates for the house OF delegates
Jack Garst and gentleman from Craig,
the former nominated in secret con-
clave at Salem, and the latter named at
mass meeting at Bethel Church in
Craig.
The candidate to oppose Mr.. Watts
is probably Mr.. Altizer from Mont
gomery. When he was nominated is a
mystery; how he was nominated will
probably forever remain a secret; where
he was nominated has never been made
known, and who nominated him few
people know.
Comparisons are odious, but the
people of Roanoke, Roanoke county,
Montgomery and Craig counties will
to day elect the one ticket or the other
Much depends on this election. The
next Legislature elects United States
Senator. 1t will revise the charter O.
Roanoke and will elect foruy-one judges,
including the judges of the court of
appeals. Moreover upon the Demo
cratic vo se of Roanoke will depend tho
represen tation of this city in future
conventions of its party. There should
not be stay at-home voter in precinct
in the city or county who can possibly
arrange to deposit his ballot at the
polls
This is the ticket which should be
cast to ensure continuance OF an
honest, economical, practical admins
tration; the carrying out of the obliga.
tions which everyone will admit to be
for the future welfare of the State, the
restoration of good times and the advent
of plenty and prosperity:
YFE% ya-4, va m ~ ~, 80. ~ ~- ~,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-07
A Modest Rnx.

Mamma-Georgie. have you been good
boy today?
Georgie-That's not for me to say. You
would not have me boastful or egotistic,
mamma.-Boston Transcript.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-07
A Remonstrance.

A demonstrates.
Would Be Purchaser-Howm much for this
picturef
Artist-The price is 81 600
"Why, man alivel you expect to be paid
for your work as il you had been dead 100
or 800 yearsl''-Tit- Bits.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-07
C.. r.. WERTZ.
GROCER.

Choice stock of both staple
and fancy Groceries and
canned goods of every de-
scription.
You will find all of our
Groceries fresh and pure. We
guarantee satisfaction and
should you find anything CON-
ing from our store to be not
exactly what we represent it,
let us know and we will ar
range matters to your entire
satisfaction.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-07
Too Late.

Now does the Ice man bring TO you
The generous lump SO neat,
Which all In vain you called your due
In summers maddening heat.
-Washington Star.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-07

dwelling owned by John Richard
son and occur pied by DR.. James, in Wood
county, w. Va, was set on fire by in
cendiaries and burned, together with
outhouses, fences, etc. Loss, $1,000;
insured for 800.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-07

Items of Interest From all Over the Old
Dominion State.
Mr.. George A. White, the Oldest citi-
zen of Portsmouth, is dead at his home,
on Harrison street. He was in his 92
year and an engineer by trade. the
most of his life being employed in the
navy yard.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-07

The sons Of Confederate soldiers
have organized Sons of Confederate
Veterans camp at Winchester. Thirty
Ave members were enrolled, and it is
thong hit the membership will reach at
least hundred in few weeks.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-07

Entered at the postonice at Roanoke as second
Lass matter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22
4 Rrmtnisrrncr

The blood and thunder story IN the
Democrat thus morning ~ the work Of
some penny liner Who prubnl ~ never
saw N-w Mexico. The dane. referred Ia
iId take place. II wa IN $50, when the
AtlnGtlc ~ PacIti survey ors made the
surNey OF the line from Springfield, No,
10 the facllir coast. The party stopped
~ this crty. DR.. Strachan Kept the old
town hotel, and gave bug champagne
supper, ~" best ever given in this ter
tttr>, Ma!rr II &. Whiting wa toast.
master, and DIR. Symlngton, II Santa Fe,
WHO IN those days WAS an athlete, knock.
ed first irutrusut Oi cavalry ont Of
time. JOHN r. Murphy kept drug
store ~ old town several years ago. lie
died few years srnce. DunlclGua, the
charming maiden, wSs u Coca looking
grl, Hrd while On visit to Albuquerque
married young Mexican Don from Chi
huahua, who robbed her Of her Irwelry
and disappeared. She IL probably alive
and rnoklng cigarettes on the plaza 1T
santa fr while the band plays. The
rest ~ the Drm"crat'r story IL pure una.
ginHtuu,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22

claimant IN NJ, ~, under the Polvsdsra
grant, Who interviewed by his attorneys,
Howard, Jeffriss II Earle, to argue his
Rights under the original petition filed.
Mr Reynolds claimed that the nterven.
ton not being tled on or before March
), l~.tI, the Intervention was void. The
attorneys Tor the Intervention claimed
that as the grant they claimed under
Has already in court they could inter.
yrne to support their rights under the
grant filed, either IN claimant or de.
fruJgnt. The case MAS taken under adj
yis-ment
In No. -, An,ceto MARTINEZ, claimant,
and known as the piedra Lumbre grant,
Hon. /. Is. Ca,ron sought to HE n cross
petition aud answer. This Msssrs. How
ard, Jefres 4 Earle resisted ON the
gruun that the grant alleged by Mr..
CHtrun was dsnuncisiion Of the orlgirsj
grant filed. The case was srgL sd at
length and NTH considerable spirit. II
eill come up again Tomorrow snd will
probably then be deoided. These two
cas-s sharply dstne an issue OF oonsid.
cradle Importance to the bar and general
claImsnts, and their decisicr will be very
valuable Nh settling the practice of the
court. la arguing them both on the
same day MIR. Rsy nolds is t. be credited
with good deal OF taot.
After the argument IN these cases was
tinlshed, the court adjourned TIL to.
morrow, Friday, at 10 in the forenoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22

FTeqsssi Csases % AIpepIsiI Asa fsFalj.ls.
The most recent and profound 70.
searches In this direction by specialists
have developed oonclusiysly that the
above disorders frequently result In
death or permanent disability. DR..
Miles Restorative Nsrvine 10 the great.
est remedy for either OF thess apparently
insignificant cause. Nothing approach.
90 it ia merit. Mrs. w. 4. Burus, OF
south Bend, Ind. who had suffered
from constant headache for thres months
Was cured by It. The daughter VI Dan
lei Meyers, Brooklyn. Mich, had been
insane Tor ten years, and was having
from 10 10 Is dts . day. Nsrvine cured
her u both 6ts and insanity. Sold by
T. II. burgess A Son, the druggists, on
guarantees. Get book tree.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22
Deserser Caught.

William l.. Bell. musician. OF company
ii. 10th L. s. Infantry. deserted at Fort
"ingate, July II, and In careless way
dropped of for . visit at Las Vegas,
where he was very coon picked up by
Officer Joe Gray, OF the East Las Vegas
police force. who took him to Santa Fs
and delivered him TO the commanding
officer at Fort Marcy, where he nov
langulshss in the guard house.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22
Fatal ENpI.O~tOs.
fsa pittman. OF Albuquerque. the
victim OF n Boiler tNpio-iou

Yesterday morning at Islrn u thrrsh
ing Machine engine exploded, bA lily
mangllng aud killng the engineer. Ton
P.tman. The watch IN the pocket u
the victm iudica,ed 9.2O o'clock, and lts
movement was stopped. This was no
doubleday the exact time u the eXplo
sion. The engine was an old one and
evidently imperfect, inHsmuch as at Ii.
time OF the explosion the boiler contain.
ell an ample suppl! u water and carried
but 81 pounds ~ steam John Jacuby,
OF this city. had just finished placing the
old engine IN tepair and considered Il
safe under pressure ~ Loo pounds VI
steam, though r., &. Ortega, one u the
owners of the engine and thresher. con.
fesses to having felt Considerable un.a.
lness. At the time ~ III. explosion, MI.
Plttman Was At the engine, Messrs Or.
tegs and Jacoby but moment before
having left It aud we're luckily shlr lied
from harm b-hind th. thr@hlng ma
chine. After the terrific explosion thee
gentlemen hurried To the scene Bnd
found the young engineer lying IN 40
UNCONSCIOUS condition, horribly msnelsd|
and scalded. a physician was ,mm.
dlsiely called but 10 no avail, 40 the VIC
tim never gained consc,ousuess and eI.
plred In about an hour.
Joe Pittman, a brother OF the decea.-
ed, who IL "A fireman on the Atlantic Al
Pacific between Gallup aud Winslos.
was immediately wired ut e latte
place and coming on accompanied the
body to Albuquerque on last eyeulrstf
train. The remains were given in eli rss
OF Undertaken Montiort.
Fon Pittman, the deceased, was q
years OF age. and had up To about
week ago conducted the Atlantic y h
chic barber shop, near the Atlantic
Pacific general oilices in this city N
was young man VI excellent hgbIts al
. genial disposition and Won msl
friends. lie WAS engaged to be mnrns
to Miss Maggie Cameron, who is a, prs
ent employed IN the household 4 Nj
NJ. p S,smm.
The funeral tok place from the rcs
dence OF Mr. Stamm this afternoon d
o'clock. where the bereaved betro,hs
and brother mingled their tears over u
remains Of the one they loved. n
body was inferred in Fsirview cemetsrS
The father OF the two brothers. I'd
and Joseph, Resides at Boston, Kent ucE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22
Slightly sarcastic

The Optic asserts that TIA swarm OF
grasshoppers were 10 visit the vicinity
Of Las Vegas, they would soon starve TO
death. "And yet, and yet, We cannot
forget that the Optic has been urging
the building Of new railroads TO Las
Vegas, presumably 10 Garry of the surA
plus products OF that country, but real.
~, as It now looks, 70 bring IN some.
thing for grasshoppsrs, stc, To submit
upon. Trinidad Advertiser,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22

On Friday night last the store Of So
mon Wicksrsham X 90. was broken lp1
sud robbed The trail Of the robOsd
led toward WillcoN Two citizens 1
Bowie named respectively Boyd -,
MarIDger, took the trail aud follows
them TO within a mile Of Wilcox, wbs'i
they were overtsken. and offering q.
resistance were started on the road I
that town. About the time they s,arsi
Doc McGreggor and Tom Howard
constable, who had started out after v
same men, met the party. Tie n
men, who were IN wagon pulled
two horses, we're turned over TO the va
cox parties, while Boyd and Marlns
started back 10 see whether they b
cached any Of their plumber u, I'D
camping place the night before.
Shortly after they bad left, one d
robbers asked for drink OF water N
MoGreggor passed him the can,een a.
after drinking he passed Il back, al
same time inviting him TO take a drs,
which he did. While in the ACT
drinking, with bis head thrown bsd
the robber who Was in the wagon se'n1
Mctireggor's rifle, which was on ; 10 q
die IN front OF him. aud throw lns
down on him. said, 1--WE got you" al
same time pulling the trigger. McOn
gor called To his partner TO shoot, 81
same time falling of his horse. AZ ID
would have Il Their. were no csrtnds
In the rifle, they having been thvs
nut by one 81 the party who had 90
\ tok. Howarth, who had q shot g.
oaded with bird shot, fired both barn
II the robber, tearing sway the iroSi
nis shirt near the neck
Being unarued, further resisiss
vas useless, and the two robbers uhbs
messed their horses and took to
Thus fsr no clue 10
.xact location has been disco sfsa
Tom 6stons Prospectot.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22

N"'Vlti standing tie c'ltIrlrm that
toes" b"-u mai" Wrun National Com.
utrsIuu-r lit'nnrd Mnrr'iri White, ~
N"W M"Nicr, and las ruui-N hnt
Nu't"ruIs mr'hud-, rh"r" NH not tee
IL ,t." regret that hr IL - be- retired. M
Indicated ~ ~" vote iakri, by tie com
Ia ~,lHn .h.t ~,tutdr! Mr. White with
Il, lHr fau.it, ~asH "quRrr lighter lie
fought Tor IN" par" iuv" Il II, and while
h, puguhrlt WHr usually too much III
"NId"ur" uu ru" pu-etInned hla giuc-rit
| lrf" could h" un doubt ~ 81 the posi-.
tpu b" h",i ~ my gwen subject, iiIa
Nllr- We always Tor Nar. mad ~ h. had
M uhr.uut1u.A loud NHlo", ANY uue with
~ u rhi,gr Il hall ~ mllr could not mIe
take ntr sent meht- H. Nhs not "a
trumer. aud be- Nae unfortunate only IN
rNtrcm" strength q l,s convictions
Wh,rh lrd l.m To- proclaim them With
uuIUr nrI"rty II" wiIi be- m,-srd IA
a." Deliberations - the uat,onal com.
mr-lnu, Il not lH TIE mrmbers thereof
~ lrast b! H." Ir,rr and public, 10 whom
ua Nag -pur-r u -ut"rt, umrut not un
mIxri ~ IT," respect .iur to- stand
a., a'i Nuuck down "srrHpper Chi
.Ig Herald,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22
BNA "a EMAN ALLIED.
ne II struck by Aswiteh Enxine aad
Crushed Beneath "a.

Word reached the city this morning
OF "a fatal accident which happened at
Williams, Arizona, last night. VIM.
keegau, u brakeman on the Atlantic &
Pacific road, rs his train was pulling in.
To Williams, jumped from the near end
OF the cabooee on TO II side track. and
was immediately struck by q moving
switch engine and literally cut to pieces
beneath it's wheels. The unfortunate
brakeman was brother OF J. j. Ksega
the proprietor Of the Arcade saloon in
Gallup, and the mangled remains were
taken 10 that place Tor burlal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22
a S-a, Ce- pi,ae., 70 Gea. Hosar,,

Surveyor General Hobart he's been
paid neat compliment by the mau age.
ment OF the Atchison, Topeka Il santa
Fs railroad. The New Mexican sAys the
station IN Dons Ana county. formerly
called Randall, Is nov known ~ Hobart.
This 10 the point where the great canal
10 10 be taken out that 10 TO water the
entire Mesilla valley aud the FL Paso
section OF Texas and chihuahua.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22
The i.ana Court.

The New Mexican says sn interesting
question wa" argued before the lard
court yesterday, Hon, Matt q. Rsy.
nolds, United states attorney. moved 10
dismiss the petition OF Frank Psr.w.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22

Four trAmps VITO W"fe trying 10
s'"Hl - ride on u frrjeut tram out OF
'h.up Tuesday night attacked u
- i'ri"n, brakeman, seriously injurlng
HIM, Ia" latter had ordered the trnmps
from -" ear into which they had gained
"ntrHuc" 10y breaking the seal on the
d""F' When one - n" quart.tte struck
hlm ou III" head with u revolver, knock
rg hun Ins"nsIhle, and making All ugly
wuuud. The Injured mau wac 'ound by
som" ~ the tram crew and taken To n
hotel where b" received medical attsn
uo". Two 81 the trrnps were arrest.
81 u short time aiterward little die
lance from town while they were max
lne Hu effort 1" -: on the slowly moving
tram. Two made their escape and have
not Yet been found.
Yesterday the two prisoners had n
hearing before Judge Maxwell ut Gal.
!up, One of them, "a boy u about sev.
"nt-en lenrs. was acquitted, while tn.
other was sent To u. county jail ut Al.
buqu"rque 10 awai, the acton u The
DISTRICT court
b'lin"n, the injured brakeman, was
brought to til" Atlantic ~ Pacific hos
pltaI IN thIs city last night HIS Injuries
are not serl,ua
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22

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