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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18

strength. Hs large two hlA,ird screwr,
fashiunrd like the propellrrs II a s'iip.
w"uld -rein 10 hr the nn-, powerful ever
padr, developing unr ',mrr power for
every tNn puu'dr II ,.rir weight The
novel h,l-i ~ tul-. gave a pressure uf
~ pnuods fnr the Triumphant hgh', AMI
mak" The machine sI-ei turuugh the air
hk" l"v"u uiiVr tr $50 Sa,is q, III.
ra'" Il ~ miles M hour. With ,tr eur.
rlUs hu,ysncy ii 2,ouu pounds. the nj.
raculuur AT rri actually broke lursr
fr,,n IT, cheek ra,i aud suar,-i even high.
~ than MAXIM Wished
Tue san tbuuIrcu Chronicle pertinent
Is say. Certain EASTERN s"uaturu arr
ouIuritg the Admission " Arizona on
a rlaus" making silver legal u'ul"r fur
all d"h,r. IN all probability thes" oh.
jr,iurr aye pruf-ss,.i him"tAllista Il the
Cleveland SHERMAN stamp They -"" ~"
nhJrrllu' tna state ~ dNrluu attempt.
! INK H. c"uhnr tnr l-gal tender quality l."
| guid. hui nave serious Doubts abuut their
. right g. treat silver ~ the same fashion.
aud Set the constitution, 10y Implication,
! has given q the sta rp the RIGHT ,u make
/ hath gold and silver legal tender
/ pRrs ftoNp DAVIS. late principal II
/ the S.huul e Mines At S,rnrru. WAS =
pleasant caller u, luz ClriLKS oihc" -
lew dHyr ago In conversation REGARD.
ing tue school the prut-sS''r suggests that
NJ" mining department and apparatus b-
added g. the Territorial University aud
tina: the school IT Wines building At 81.
rurr, hr used ~ territorial normal
: rorro. and give tina, town large mum
hri q pupils from all over the territory
A LkARNEp ChnAman who has b-.u IN
t,ryrw~l IA Philadelphia. holds that his
country leads the march II civilization
II has - history of 1000 y-A,r aud printed
records reaching back 3.iDO y"ar-. liza,
wit,hcraf an superstition io philoSophi
cal religion IN entirely sufficient Ia her
-rlf. l,--ut owe dollar. and has ,nnr'
money than all the rest uf the world com
tuned
SpN MNNiru has the larg-s, percent
age 4 church members ~ amy stat" %
territory IN ia. Union ~ per cent "
the population IL 1870 lhr" were III
churches, with Isl church rdihrrs. wit
. - seating capacity II i07,a95, The churc
J property war worth sa3l,92 And III
= uummunican,n were los, 1i9
InE treasury uftcinlr are sad I" l.
. anxious Ia put into use ia" large amour
= It silvrr bullion now stored ~ the vsults
= Thu can easily lie dome by running a
II the miu,r to their full capacity upn
4 SILVER CONS and retiring all gnv.rnmei
. aud national bank bills under the d,
Il nomination uf i've dollars.
Nm thousand people have petitione
. Ia have Oin-y'S acts es,igat.si with
J. view to hlS Impeachment. II woul
x make ht,lr difference whether lO.COO.G
!. people wanted him impeached II the Ser
ate did III. trying IL ,b. case.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18
aoa, Daily In the rerrsssry.

We see by the Albuquerque Evening
CIrISEx, the beet daily In the territory,
that Mr. W. T. McCrsight has purchases.
. half interest of Tom Hughes, in that
Journal. We congratulate Mr. Nee reight
on his good fortune. II 10 ,ru. tina, Mac
and Tom are the brightest newspaper
men in this territory, and Il 10 due 70
them that TEE CirIzKs has reaehed its
present popularity. Mac has been en-
gagged on the local staff for . numbsr Of
years on that paper. Success " you,
gentlemen. --Pecos Valley Independent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18
.sLL- ssso usssH-.
Active w.rE ., ,s,. rreperss. s.,s
ssssp.

fs,rsrts frum Advocs,s
Crevs 4 Ti,us arr lessing on the OPP
portani,y fourth level.
NJ Mnfsu has ten ton 10, II or-
nampling q, III. smel,er.
Gus Anderson IL working the Printer
hoy on Animas Peak.
A rails. to connect the Snake and Bob.
tail workings will soon lie started.
wslch and Co,gan are developing AN
ir'n mine discovery ~ theirs on the
p-rcha;
Alex. N. Story hss Ia, " 6ns iopking
ore At the standard smel,er.
Gus selen has taken lease on the Bob.
tail mine and has btgun work therron.
sbhwsr,s and uh.sr mad. = shipmen,
Ia the smel,er his week FROM the Snake.
Recent rains have made some improve.
men, in the water supply ofour mills.
Jas. Kenning'S mine in Grsyback
sulch is beginning 10 he a producer Of
smelling or.
bonanza mine aud mill doing we'll and
turning out goi resul,s In gold bullion
and concentrates,
A big carload ~ matter Was shipped
from the smel,er yesterday. Ia the Argo
Refining Works, Colo.
The liibcrnia Caledonia mine is show
ing god progress by the appearance Of
the ufr pile IN the dump.
| LArafry and FitzwilliAns arr putting
car aud track, and otherwise impiov-
ing ia. New Hope in wicks gulch.
The standard mill In still cruwd"d with
more ere than II can crush Five more
stamps will be in operation nrxt week.
r. Lindner has hv. men At work on the
Trojan mine and Ia keeping the sm-lter
well supplied with silver mapganers
au1iug ore
W W williams has taken charge nj
the work gu the wirks Rpss mines and
has put force 10 men a. work sinking
. new shan.
Belser Il Conahny aud Fi,Iwilliam ar,
making up u carload II ore for shipmen
to Pueblo FROM their mines in Ready Pay
anil wickH Rulch
G. Ruhio sh,ppcd Is tons II ore THU
week To the Standard mill and smel,rr
being one months produc, frum his less'
on the Snake $50 level
: Alex NJ. Storey is working the Rich
mond ,unnr! level and looking af er tn
property generally. Quite = number q
. miners are hoping ,oget cnAncs to leas
on the Richmond as they expect tina
m.,hod 81 working is likely to lie prae,ic
ed in I'll. future.
The Standard Company's new 80 toI
furnace is q little too b,g for this distric
80 ys'. -rd ia n-oersar,iy idio a portio
u the time. Al the rate " incress- iron
the Snake and other mines for the pas
few months II seems probable that ia
furnace will be kept In bias, full tim. he
tore the end ofthe present year.
The owners 81 the Chicago mine ar
!. about tocom,nence work on that property
which was formerly known a. tn. Lul
and hiss produced some Of the richest gol
ore found in the camp. II 10 more tina
probable that the Chicago is the true er
. tension Of the Opportunity, as II lies iu,
the same distance east Of the SNAKE lod
that the Opportunity mine does, but near
ly mile further north. The Snake vel
is distinctly traessble and uubroksn
this distance and forms good guide 70
III. locating Of paralled loies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18
Jatsyest,as I.ssssS,

The utter emptiness Of the life Of
an idle woman Of tho upper class In
the last century Ia illustrated by the
following letter, which was actually
written BY French oounssss TO the
absent count:
Dear Iiusband--Not knowing what
else TO do, will write To You.
mot knowing what 10 say. will
close. wearily yours,
COUNTIES DK r"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18
aew DEsssv Law.
rtme Extesaea ene Hear--ne ne
penaisure ta tnea.

It@e ExtenaeA csc HeAr-ne NE
peaaituSc ts nSeA.
On the 30th ~ July congress passcd
Inv extending the time one year for MAX
Ing hnal proof On deeert land entries, and
waving the expenditure 81 one dollar
per acre In reclamation tor the present
year. 1894. The act reads - follows:
IAN &C, for the relief Of pcrsons Who
have hled declarations Of intention 10
sn,sr desert lands.
BE II enacted by the senate and house
II representatives in congress- assem bled,
tina, In all cases where declarations Of In
ten, ion IA enter desert land have been
died. aud ,hs four Year, limit within
which hnAl proof may be made had not
expired prior " January !. 1894. the
tim. within which such proof may be
made in such case 10 hereby extended "
i've Year, from the date Of fling the dec
lArationi and the requirement that the
p-rsons ding such declarations shall ex-
pend the full sum Of one dollar l.-r acre
during each year toward tho reclamation
Of the land is hereby suspended for the
year 1894, and such annual expenditure
for that year, and the proof thereof, u
hersby dispensed with. Provided, tina,
within the period OF Eve years from fling
the declaration satisfactory proof be
made 70 the register and receiver OF the
reclamation and cultivation Of such land
Ia the extent and cost and In tbs manner
provided by existing law, except - v
said 1894. and upon the payment 10 the
receiver Of the additional sum Of one dol.
lar psr Acre. - provided In existing law
. patent shall issue - therein provided
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18
so~,h rsrsiiaa's Negro r,emxy.

Barnweli county, South Carolina,
has q is.yesr- old negro who, as q
prodigy Of memory. Is - much more
~ y wonds. than Mccartney. Won
Haun OF al. o. that Ills ~ those
freaks were above the average Ut hu-
mainly. His frst great feat. and that
npon which his fame will probably
rest when he goes down into his
tory" was that Of committing 20
memory the entire book Of Genesis In
two hours and fifty-two minutes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18

J. x. Saint, receiver of the New Mexico
savings Bank and Trus, company, who
has been out Al his Acoma cattle ranch
Tor the past tw" ~ thres days, returned
home this sitsr-on. The party of Turks,
among them the girls who can dance
"ou, of sight" gave ffss exhibitions of
their wonderful proelivitiss on the train.
and Mr.. Saint Was well PLEASED. The
Turks sang = number ofssass and played
THAR nsslsAl Instruments In great s,yls.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18

when moving into cur present homo
found . bottle Of Chambsrlaiu's Paiu
Balm left by . forusr tenant. On ths
label found the Statement. that u VA
good for cu's and burns. can testify u
the truth Of this. Nothing In all my 81.
perieucs has found IL equal for treating
blisters or burns. y. x. Barrett, mana.
g~r L. susur Sentinel. L. suers, MINI
Pain Balm II also sure cure fnr rhoums.
tism. For sale by r. H. Burgess 4 Con,
drugsis&a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18
The t.esaiaE Papss.

W. T. heC sight, one of the oldes,
newspaper men in the southwest, has
purchased . half interest In the Albu-
qusrqus CiTixzS. Mack has been con-
nectsd with the ClrnEx for number Of
years and has helpsd 70 make that pa
per what n now is--,hs leading paper Of
New hsxieo wi liams, Arizona, News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18

An interesting experiment 10 being
tried by y minister In London tho
osta blishment OF = church for ohil.
iron. u IL Q unique effort 70 meet
the ''leakage" Between the Sunday
school and the church
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18
q Psasa > sassns.s.

New Market, hinn.-simmous liyss
Regulator cured ne u liver complaint
and palpitstioa u The heart. i ussd
mAsy other remedies bat With NO rsIIsl
until ! began taking 3. L. R--Wm.
Bchlstx. Your druggist ssiis Il In pow
der o. liquid. TIE powder 10 70 be tak-
q dry o. nAds into Z tsA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18

bicyels raoes, foot rsoss, horss rSees, burro
fscea, bass ball. eack rsoss. whsslbarrow races,
tas-of-war svsss day.
The convention will be called 70 order
at "a. m, August 3s, At the city hall.
East Las Vegas. and 90 the Albuquerque
Dire department will have 70 hold lie
monthly meeting this raonth earlier than
regular time, say next Monday evening.
II would be wise for the various Ore CON-
paniss 10 hold their msstiugs and ascsr-
tain what delegates will attend The ooa-
vsntion and tournament. come evening
this week. FoFsmsn Kuisat. Chamber
lin. leighton and Jsooby ought 10, 10
overlook this matter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18
1erriiarial Rain.

The fourteenth annual Territorial fair
will be hold In Albuquerque this year on
September II. II, 10 and ID. and will DO
under the management Of President ".
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18

Ny boy was taken with disease ~.
ssmbling bloody fux. The Rrss thing
thought Of was ChamberlAin's Collie,
Cholsrs and Diarrhoss Remedy. Two
doses of II ssttled the matter and cured
him sound and we'll. I heartily recon.
mend this remedy 10 all persons suffer.
ing from . like complaint, I will an.
swer all inquiries regarding II when
stamp Ia inclossd. rsfsr 10 any county
Official ~ 10 my reliability. WIN. Roach,
J p. Primary, Campbell Co, Tsun. Pos
sals by T. H. Burgess q Son. Druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18

Baitimore's health authorities are
destroying the mattresses ussd By
lmmi grants ~ fast ~ they arrive.
The bedding Of 600 ives destroyed sas
dsy last week. Last year $1,000 mat
sresses were burned, and the ssmbss
this year has reached i.s0o
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18
Asaiu Untss&.

The following bit Of news In regard 10
Mr.. and hrs. l.. x Paige. who formerly
resided In This city, will be- read with In
tsrsst by their friends here. Mr.. Paige
wss brAksmsa on the Atlantic q Psoiae
He and his wifs had family quarrsls. and
finally they pArsse. Mr.. Paige going 10
Msxise. and Mss. Paige relurninx 10 Asr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18

Ayer's Hair vigor b cleaniy, agreeable.
bsnsacial. and cafe. II Il the most sle-
CANT and the most economical Of toils,
preparations. BY iss use ladies san pro-
duce On abundant growth Of hair. saus-
Ing II 10 become natural In color and
texture.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18
The ssreGpaa.

The sporting editor Of Tnu Crrnss re-
csived this morning . bundle Of posters.
announcing the second annual convsu-
ton and drst annual tournament Of the
New Mexico Association Of Volunteer
Firemen. which convenes In East Las
Vegas on Aug. IS and continues over un.
I'll the 2sth. The program In - follows;
vtuar pAY-Auoper n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18
Nervous debility II . common CON.

NefVVus ueutifty u . cummuu COM
plant. especially among women. The
best medical treatment for this dis.
order 10 q persistent course Of Ayers
sarsaparilla 10 cleanse and inviworsss the
blood. This being accomplished, nature
will do the rost.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18

Nv hs' have ~ Gamcd your new
boy"
William. J wanted to ges Q
name that would b. sure to At"
II don't quito catch on"
"Whi don't YOU seeP II no grows
up to he n real nice. good kind Of .
young man no will bs called Willie.
and IL he should happen to turn out
pretty Ergh no can DO called BILL a"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18

John Brown OF Osawato.nis. wAoss
soul goes marching ON. would have
been ninety tour years old had he
lived Till nov. He Was q dssce ndant
OF the Puritan Peter Brown Who
capo over 10 tho May lower.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18
ssavea cary.
vh- Ss..e. rse.sh sssssses.t. s.',s
khefa

Rheet.
silver City. Aug. ii.--Thcush well.
named by thu, seductive aud musiral
wor,i, II tells nothing II the grea, mines
" gold and other metals tina, In ,heee
times ~ dishunored silver are the main
stay and backbone ~ ,nis district to-day.
ny tina, bulldog tensci,y aud courage
which characters. the pioneers II the
wes, and never ssy die, the miners u THE
d,s,ric, have temporarily turned their
genius aud industry IA IN. production II
gold. aud maintain ~ the center ~ their
Operations one " the b-st towns " b-
found Ia the w'st-silver CITY.
New Mesico IL iud.ed proud 81 the r.c-
ori of the STREAMS II wealth which have
been turned. and are shll turning. out 81
these grand old mountains. This gene
rattan. nor probably the next, will ever
witn.sa III. fullre, r-turns from thes- c"f-
h,rr. bu, the output ~ 1898 10 herewith
submitted ~ show whs, IL accomplished
| In ia infancy,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-16

And the truth is that they find DC
| reasons TO do anything.
When the monarchy existed there
was no dire necessity for q revolution
/ Is there any under the republic?
Barring sentimental feelings we
cannot help admitting that the PEG
/ pie feel cOntended or discontended, as
/ the case may be, today as they did
| two years ago. In 1892, the Hawaii.
ans claimed that they lived under an
obnoxious constitution and that the
1857 constitution must be altered to
suit. Their representatives in the
Legislature threw out cabinet after
cabinet. Nobody suited them. Every
thing was wrong from the Queen down
to the messenger in the smallest de-
partment.
What is it today? The same thing.
Everything is wrong from Dole to the
very same messenger and they all
stand on their toes, open the Jaws and
bray against all existing laws and reg
ulations.
Is that not sn anarchist policy? Is
that not nihilism
We stand today SIS firmly
against the present Government as
we ever did. We oppose them and
We have tried TO fight them through
an active policy. They are in power
through undetermined and infamous
means, and they should in the cause
Of justice be ousted.
But will the sulking attitude Of the
people help 10 Dust them? The policy
of flight or vote" is over. The oppor-
tunity of voting has expired. 1t is
unfortunate tina! the Government did
not see its way TO extend the term of
registration, but now that chapter Is
closed.
AS for fighting the opportunity has
slipped. The native royslists are half
hearted. The foreigners are dis
gusted. What then is the future des-
tiny of the people. They are left in
but naughty child.
If the Republic was oppressive and
tyrann;cal in its administration the
spirit of the people might be changed.
II they plundered them through taxes
or treated the people to handouts and
chains there would possibly be stir
ring move in which the 1000 would
sweep the 200 into the sea.
But the men who control this gov
eminent are wise enough TO "pull the
legs of the nation. The Hawaiian
revolutionist of today has really no
grievance to present TO the world ex-
cept the sentimental one that he has
been deprived of the right of forming
his government; deprived of the privi-
leges which every citizen of a free
country should value the most.
But the right Of voting does not
count against poi. The right to gov
ern is nothing to gin. The Hawsiians
have refused to vote, they have refused
to fight. The poi and the gin are yet
within their reach, and so long as it
lasts their kick is only formal.
Let them cease the display of their
grievances to the world, by which
they make themselves ridiculous and,
if it plesses them, let them continue
in their sulks. The Republic goes on
and the country goes TO Hades.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-16
A POLICY THAT IS NEGATIVE
What the Holomua" Says Of the
Republic.
1t Explains That Everything Il oN. r.
and There is Nothing
More to Do.
-trom the Holomua al Oct, 9 !

A very common question today is,
'what is the policy of the royslistsS"
1t is very difficult 10 answer, be-
cause we don't think that the royal
lists childish sulking in q corner,
which now is the fashion, can be
called policy. They refused to vote,
and they say that they wont fight.
No wonder then that their policy is
clouded in 8 mysterious mist.
They spend their time in opening
their abusive valves against those
who left the ranks and registered, but
they don't make the slightest attempt
TO do anything.
The policy of the royalists today is
purely negative. They know all
about what they will not do; they
have not made up their minds what
they will do.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-16

over fatigue. a circular track, one
fifth of mile in length, was marked
of by poles, upon which ioated
American and Hawaiian fisgs. On
the mSuks side Of the grounds, and
adjoining the grand stand, s tent was
erected, bearing over its entrance II.
A. 4. c. in flaming red letters. This
was used as dressing room by mem
bers Of the club, the other contestants
utilizing 3 room under the stand for .
similar purpose.
One quarter mile race Geo. II. De
Ia Nergne, won; Chris Holt, second.
Time, one minute.
Putting shot. II. Wise, first, s.
#. / in; J. Spencer, second, 81 Il. 5
in. Last years record, 81 #. II in.
10 yard hurdle race-N. Thrum,
first; H. Hspai, second. Time, l. sec.
One mile walk-Lloyd, first; Green
well, second. Time, l0.2l4.
Throwing l6-pound hammer-Jas.
Spencer, first, IS feet I! inches; J. h.
Wise, second, IS feet j inches.
One yards dash II. Pryce, first;
Chris. Holt, second. Time, II sec
onds.
Pole vault-Chris. Willis, first, S
feet 10 inches; Geo. Angus, second, S
feet inches.
Running high jump-Chris. Holt,
first, feet l inch; Jas Spencer, sec
ond, feet.
One mile running racs-W. Lowrie,
first; W. Armstrong, second. Time,
6 minutes.
Running broad jump-Thos. White,
first, Is feet inches; II. Hapai, sac
ond, Is feet.
Two hundred and twenty yards dash
II. Pryce, first; V. Thrum, second.
Time 24i seconds. Thrum finished
close 10 winner.
Obstacle race-ThOs. White, first;
Jas. Spencer, second. Spencer would
have won easily, but he got caught
in trying to get through barrel at
the finish.
At the conclusion of each event
Frank ADdrade announced the result,
enabling those in the grand stand to
keep an accurate record Of the win
nerS.
The Honolulu Amateur Athletic
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-16
Notice of Partnership Changes

CHOP TIN OF KAPAA, KAUAI.
" having this day sold to the firm of
Quong Wsh On q Co. Of Honolulu all
his interest in the following partnerships /:
Quong Wah On & Co. of Honolulu,
Oahu Quong Wah Jan & Co. Of Kappa,
Kauai; Quong Tai Jan & Co. of Kalihi-
wal, Kauai; Long Tai Jan OF Lihue,
Kauai.
All persons are hereby notified not to
transact any business with or pay any
money to the said Chop Tin on account
Of any Of the said partnerships.
Dated Honolulu, October S, 1894.
QU0NG WAH ON & co.
3S1l-1w 159l-3w
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-16

Il would rather trust that medicine
than any doctor l know Of" Says
Mrs. Hattie Mason of Chiffon, Car
ter Co., Mo, in speaking of Chamber
lsin's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. For sale by all Dealers,
Benson, SMITH & Co, Agents for 81. L.
probably call there today. Not
having presented his credentials, it
is not known what title Mr.. Flem-
ing bears, but the official courtesies
shown him indicate that it is a
high one.