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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02


IT Ia said that the older Cleveland baby
IL little "oif'' mentally. Her fathers
own child
TmyRE il one thing 10 be said 10 the
credit 81 the democratic party; II II did
sell out Ia the .lgar trus! for 100000. II
didn't ~ back ON its bargain.
SAN JosKs says no "believcs In Old
Cleveland" Yes, and Sam believes in u
personal devil, too, hut we don't See how
his belief. ia either case, helps things
any.
's"M forgot 10 have New Mesico adj
mitted last week. That's the first week
for long tire that he has neglected this
important matter. Probably because he
was 80 busy with that canal.
III PAso has just organized n mining
exchange, and IL has a fair prospect al
accoml lishing much good for the town,
Preparations are being made for sim.
liar organization here. There IN certainly
n broader held in that line at Albuquerque
than nj III Paso.
CLKySLASp wants Massachusetts, T.
build a dam for him Al Gray Gables
The Denver Hun suggests that the wesI
would like 10 furnish th. material. Don,
know about that, MIR, SUM there arr lot'
u people In the west who don't consider
Cleveland worth that much.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
= 90 It,,SItN.

The Lc~ Angeles Times says. 'in the
window of prominent Los Angeles
store there In "a sign which reads: We
have stopped all advertising; the money
thus saved will be- given to our customers
IN prices"
at Us not often nowadays that jour
nal published in An intelligent community
hnds II necessary Ia remind its bus-
ness readers IT the valu" of advertising
The time has gone by when Il WAS neccs .
sary Ia urge intelligent men Ia advertise,
The question among such people now
adayr in not: Shall We advcrtisoi but
how. when and where shall We advertise
III. business man II Ia day who lurs.
tinns the efficacy and ,lrsirability of AL
v.rtisIng. in n general way, IN consider
rd as gr.a, n curiosity ~ the mau pr"h-
ably was who first brought his business
prominently before III, attention If the
people by means of n public crier. or by
notices posted an the wallis, which even,
happened some ten Thousand years ago
more ar l.=s "
The man who undertakes To do bust
ness ia thus agr If the world without AL.
vertising IL twin brother 10 the one who
tried tn teach his horse 10 live wit. /
-aiing--as snon as he ''got him learnt he
li..l -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
rmn Catn. oY rovEsry

The millinnairrH were received with
open arms by the gold bug element q.
the country and allowed not only To
walk On the grass. bu, anywhere they
pleased. and the fattrd calf was killed for
them. Cnxey and his men en'ers'i Wash.
ng,nn on solclcss feet, with n demand for
work for the millions IT unemployed who
arr suffering fer the nec"ssAries 81 life
Instead Of being received with open arms
they are met 10y the police and landed In
III. calabonse for daring Ia demand their
righta. Mark our worl--if the condition
IL aiiairs in not changsi in the near u'
turr, the millions who have hcgged the
whole works will wish they never had
been born durango Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02

their iopulis, arris,an, decided 10 con.
doe, the Investigation IN sccrrt sesskm.
Gnd thereupon the ,wo republicans with
drew firm all responsibility fot the out
come ~ the alleged investigation. while
the democratic senators have suppressed
/ their anxiety 4" clear themselves q the
D IpulNr sutrir,- that ~. sugar trust IN
In con,rol uf thu situation. the action II
the democratic .l"pulist majority 81 the
, investigators to Ill behind closed d,u,rr.
.Nr~"S their inslnc-riiy. The a,s,l"gy
which Mrtsrs Gray, Lindsay and Allen
made when they drchi~l un star chamt,er
methods, war that the testimony taken
would lie pubhshri simultaneously with
tn ,rpnrt The nn,.r taken II the test.
mouy ~ the s,cuugraphrrS will, II is no
toiiuus ~ Washington. b- suffice, io the
revision at lh' majority IL ID" COMMITTEE,
~ secret HeS~"n The true testimony
may never reach the lublh. "Ncrp, M u
may l.. gwen uu' tn the newspapers by
| the Witnesses examined
IT.. hand oi the ~hi,rwsshcr 10 already
tn 'c disc"rnc,l and the hops widely In.
iu grd ~. that ia" scRndAl"un operations
which marked the long delay on the vii
sn hill IA the Finance committees. aud
H." hig bosom ~ sugar securities IN Wal
street would hr exposed. must br de.
hrrI A partial report has been sub.
United, charging Butu with having at.
l. mlt"d i"r"rrurt senators Huuton an,
Kyle, and that probably IL the lAst vii
ever be- h"arl tr,m ia, ~ cAll,~l invest
gatlon, which was undertaken 10y ,h,
aruair with such grand nuufish.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
u>won,n1 OF CONtiuENcr

II IN almost certain that the executive
department would have whitrwAHhrd the
Carnegie company II II had had the mat
ter solely within itS control liut con.
gr"Hs las Ia yulrr ~ the affair, aud there
Tor" au iuv,rtig alton will bc made which
vii chow Ia what extent the government
hs- been swiullrd No confidence ~ Ia
be- placed In the administration of Mr.
Cl"N -land, which has b--h shown IN 20
many ways tn he eaten thruugh with
corruption --l~nvcr Republican
II IL altogether certain hat Cleveland
lid everything he could Ia whitrwash
Carnegie. He tried Ia have the matter
passed over with nominal fine. aud IN
tins case there II NJ chance Tor him IA
charge the responsibility upon any Il his
"sick"d partners" fur hr r"mi,,rd the
lawful tine which hal been imposed 10y
nis own secretary f the navy. and did
everything b. coud t. hush the matter
up Aud Carncgie's INT, rview. which re-
suited in hir whi,"washing. WIS not held
It'll any subordinate, hut with the stuff.
cd humbug himself in his own privHt,
office
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
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The democrats ~ the sena,. have most
vociferously protested tina, they couried
'fulles, and freest investigation Of the
charges II bribery aud corruption in con-
nection with the sugar tariff" but wher
they had an opportunity TO show thai
they were in earneS, in the matter. their
actions CAV. III. H. to their words. The
committee appointed IN investigate the
charges was composed Il five members,
Messr~ Aldrich and Davis, republisans
Messrs Gray and Lindsay, d mocrA,s' nd
Mr.. Allen, populist, and when they met
for work. despite the protes, Of the tvs
republicans. the two democrats and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
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" hat n beaver CAPT. " va, 90 ss
Abeat the Caup.

Absut the Camp.
Hon. r. W. Woodbury., president ~ u
Union National bank, 81 Denver, who b,
spent some time In th. Cochiii gold a,
,rici. Bernalillo county, thus writ
about the new country To the Ores a
MetalS, Denver;
1.-The Cochiti mines, 81 called, arp
cs,ed In q number of cauons, . short a.
tance apart, and fifteen Ia twenty mil
from the Rio Grand. river. The MD
tains are mostly oyerlad with lava, n
where the veins appear the lava has ID
appeared. The principal veins are veI
lArge-say from twenty To thirty fee,
wid,h-of diScolor-d quartz, carryiI
gold and silver. The oldest location vi
made four years ago here have I'D
no shipments, Ms understand, excep,
assorted orr. which Ia understood 70 hsI
carried from 800 to $3.50 per ton. ri
Crown Point and Lone Star are shipp,j
now. each u these being very wide. a
the ore being quar- I'd fipm the hillss
The districts in which the veins lad
been found are known as Cochiti a
PcraltA, and though the number II larI
veins In small, IL seems reasonable
think the AREA Of mineral bearing couus|
will develop. II is not considered a.
fering advantages for many pcor men
present, On account II there being n
two shipping mines, AMI labor in
grea, demand. Bees des. there are a 1
Aexicans aud Indians who are 70 be !
when wanted.
1.-THE principal mining e,,ismcnt
near the sb dipping mines, known hsZ
foe as Eagle City. but the nsml
which. ! under stand, has been char
to Gland City. There are 200 or N
m~a in or aronnd the town. which is
nal row canon, with steep mountain I'D
The water In the canon 10 an
in quantity and must he
ed by storage IL great dev
opment follows. The title 10 the grus
Is q detriment To any immediate gN
outlay Of capital there, AZ Il Ia allie
that the mineral veins are incluied ia
oil Mexican grant. the priacipai in,s
In which has been bought by . bros
OF SECRETARY whitney. Of New I'd
Opinions vary upon the rights Of the
test.ng parties.
when all conflicting questions
settled ! am OF the opinion that tow
large proportions will develop In tina,
mediate iocali,y-perbsps second onl
Albuquerque. The latter will Of neces
profit largely from Coch.i. Denver
have = strong hold on Cochiti. aud ID
Of the best and strongest men there
At one time or another been Colos
men"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
The Fesisr A.s,. au.a,

II was with regret that TVS CITIZEN
learned Of the Assig nment Of K. c. Pesler,
n the "Progrcss," 10 nv. X. l.. Wash
burn. which took place yesterday alter
noon amer this paper had gone 10 press =.
Mr., Fesler has been In business bore
almost two years, and during that time
has worked HI and faithfully 10 build
up trade IN this city. and has s'ways
treated his customers fairly and well
Going into business just At the time when
the business depression began 10 be fslt,
and doing the business he did on close
margins, Il 10 not strange that he 10 day
hnds himself financially crippled. When
he does % he makes an assignment for
the ben"at Of all his cr.dii ,rs, attempt
Ing no crooked work. and Try .ns 10 prefer
no one, which Ia certainly the most hon.
orabis coarss for . business man 70 pur.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02

A writer from flagstaff states that
George REIN nsnyder. the attorney from
Williams. who WAS found dead the other
day at Ash Fork, was . native Of Ian
caster, Pa, was u graduate Of the College
Of Pennsylvania, and wa~ abou, 40 years
Of age. At the request Of his relatives
in Lancaster, his remains were buried at
Ash Fork lie was . man Of many at
tainments and claimed To be nephew Of
Hon Allen q. Thurman. The Flagstaff
Bun. In commenting on his death. says:
He arrived In Ash Fork on the west
bound passenger train Thursday night
and was sober. In a short time he was
In an intox icated condition. He had with
him bottle Of medicine. The directions
on the bottle were. stake one teaspoonful
every two hours" but he did not regai d
the directions and took the medicine so
frequently that the bottle was soon
emptied. II 10 supposed tina, his death
was due 10 the combined results OF an
overdose II whisky aud medicine.
George Reimensnyder came to this
county little over year ago, aud suf-
fering from the effect Of prolonged
spree With the intention Of reforming
he engaged In aheepherding for WIN.
klostermeyer, aud remained until Last
fall, when, AT the August term Of the dis.
trict court. he was admitted 20 the prac.
tice Of law In the district court He
proved himself n lawyer 81 ability, but
his old habit proved TOO strong for him
and he lost his clients here and went 10
williams. where he was connected with
the News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02

The commencement concert 81 the Con-
servatory Of Music will be given in the
Opera house ON Friday evening. June 4.
The program will he given by the teach
ers Of the conservatory. assisted by the
Orpheus quartet. In order 10 secure a
full house the prices have been put al
hhy cents for reserved seats and thirty
cents for general admission. The seats
will lie on sale Friday. June I. At Wal
toms,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02

The small boy appeared NJ the
country school, and the teacher, as a
preliminary. had Q talk with him.
We'll. M little man, he said. pleas
antly. do you know why you come
to SCHOOL," "Yes. SIR" "Tell me
why" "'Csuse mother said I was
In her way all the time at home. and
sho didn't want the bother OF me. q"
and the teacher subsided --Detrolt
Efo0 pssss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
Notice OF Anaua, Meeting,

Notice 10 hereby given that the annual
meeting u tbs B'nsi Birth Cemetery an.
ISOLATION will he held at the Office q.
Messrs Adams Il Strauss, Ia rooms 10
aud II In The N. T, Armijo builciiag. In
the city Of Albuquerque, Berpalillo coun-
~, territory Of New Mexico. on the Err,
day Of Juae, A. ID. 1894, at 4 o'clock d.
IN, for the purpose of electing officers and
trustees Of said association for tho en- yu-
Ing year. b srIrx,
Pres. BnAi Birth Gently AAs'n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
.oH,.ANlx.O " AL"

Representatives Davis and Tauhcncck
have been making = careful est,mat. of
the different, bands 81 CoI-yi,es on their
way To- Washington and claim there are
1900 tramping ar riding on beats aud
borrowed trains toward the capital.
Mr.. Davis does not believe in the wis.
dom or efficacy of the Cosry movement,
and has written n magazine article in
which he points out that the movement IN
result ~ currency contraction ami sum.
mar,zes IL as "organized want"
II ia. government should yield Ia
Coxsy's demands, other armies would
march nn the capital with other demands
and ia. result would be government 10y
the multitude The remedy for ia pres
rnt state of business he finds in the bal.
lot, which he defines as recorded
opinion"
mo Coacyitrs have come from Kan
sas," he sail. in II conversation on the
subject. "brcause Kansas has expressed
herself properly by her elections. and
Nebraska. which liz largely II populis,
state, has contributed not more than sew.
enty five men Ia the movement"
by imprisoning the leaders, he says,
the authorities have made u swan out OF
II goose. The chief danger from the
movement, he thinks, will develop mex,
fall when the weather becomes too cold
for the men to camp out doors. Then he
lnnkA for trnnhlr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02

Daniel Brown. about 30 years Of age.
IL accused oi the dreadful crime Of in.
ces,. aud on the strength of AiR.lAviis
furnished 10y parties. Policeman furnoff
arrested Brown this morning. The priS.
oner, who evaded arrest last evening
when the complaint was frat tiled. WAS
unprecedented this morning and Ia now in
iAjl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02

II 10 said that the Historical 90.
ciety OF Pennsylvsnia has the mos!
complete collection OF American 90.
lonial laws In the Uni ted States I,
was made by Charlemagne Towers
and includes the laws OF the Danish
and British West Indies
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02

II isa fortunate day for a man whel
frst discovers the value 81 Ayers Ne
pari!la a. a blood prrifyer. With
medicine he knows he has found rru
upon which he may rely. and tina.
life long malAdy Ia at last conqus
Has cured others, will cure you.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
su-L.s.IAra .sive.

The best saivs IN the sorid Tor cutss
bruis-s, sos ~, ulfrsf SAT- rheom, FEVER
.ures. is,tss, ohaI ped hsnd., eLll6ls,nS
surna, aud ali skb sfuptlons, and posi.
t,vsly cures piles. % 90 pay roo ihed. ~
10 gaArantssd 10 I've gsttsos sat'Aiscslon
OF moasy rsfunds'; frlcs 70 : n,s per
bon. For sale B, d., rhos. Il. burgess
a Bon, dFu9gists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02

Even in sunny New Mexico people
light In neat, clean and CHEEKY roon1
which 10 live. Those are 70 be ha4
the Highland. Hot and cold water I'D
electric lights, q south eide promel
the entire length Of the building.
comfor, all round invites people ID,
Rates In keeping with "panic timss. 4
JoKs JkhHa, Lead
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02

a nag ~ sh- .re ~tsw As.ss~r req |.
asa as,i~ess O,i-se..

up In arms over the propos.si building u
. court house al Flagstaff, and the citi-
sens have Ic,ittnnc,i Judge Hawkins, AT
Prescott. To grant an injunction restrain
ing the county psrl ~ supervisors from
lnilding the much. n-,,ls,i structure. The
matter will come NJ m Monday. when
Judge Hawkins In expected to act wisely
AMI we'll Judging 10y the feeling shown
last night, the wilhamsit-s mean bust
ncss Nbd prupusc Ia L. on hsnd h. show
cause, there ~ much Ia lie told IN this
cnnucct,"n. but THs CITIZEN will keep
its "hands ~ " Onc gosl mov. the Vii.
iamr people have IN sight " the furtna.
ton IT n board 81 trade. and such AN or.
THK CiriLsS advocates harmony aud
unity, hoping N tn strife over tue court
house question all will come cut we'll for
b"ih tu~uH
Williams krcpr On gruwIng.n,w houses
bc,ug ~ tl," regular nrl,i ut busmcss all
tho umc.
| Ah"' 'r"fLh
| Man SULLIVAN, tie 4, neral merchant. ie
q" i"' coast
P'rsid"u, tr"Wu. "f ia" saginaw Lam.
her company. wuo IL ~ Chicago, II "a
I''ctr', home June Travelling SAFES
u"h stanton ~ ia NaIli'r"Ia
Agent Richardson Will n'"i" IN " trw
""!S' renewing ar f'nr' III" "''I' wa"
&c" I" h"I"f'"k !" '"k' charge ~ !"
"'"'SrH once during TIE h'rrs "o-
WI Wv '''''
A"'''.r Sm''h AMI ~. \h"t'' "' Tue
Harvey We're mere to-day
Frank M"r'il AMI Hon Pred X N"lhS
went !" r'"G"'"' TN" morning !" Ha'h
W Sr"h'"' '"r'n'f'y I" "he"'yg"n'
MIch' har invested III the Sagina" COM
rany' and Ia nos treasurer, and II. J..
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c"ed'ng Col bnrr"wH' All ~" ahahle
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place Of holdingthe session Of the L,and
lodge In 1890 uriny May-suggssss an
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02

Thos. Hughes, ESD, Pub. Albuquerque
CIriExS
Dear Sir bpreciating the kindly
notices nal. II your travelling cores.
pondeut in hir sitsrs from willisms, -
pecia'ly ~ in rgard TO myself and our
Grande' marchsnd dedicated the same
To the Albuquerque CIrizEs 49, . compli-
ment 10 your pplication, Al the same
time have prenrcd parts TO lie handed
to the leader ofhe First Regiment band
II your city. ,ust the composition will
meet with your pprobation, and hope "a
bring III. williHas cornet band 10 your
city during the fir seAson
R.spectfnli, Y. EscoBAR. Leader.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-06-09
Frequent Onslaughts

On the delicate membrane of the
bowels and stomach with drastic
purgatives must have their natural
consequence--to weaken and disa-
BILE both organs. Nature exacts Sc
we're penalties for infringements of
her laws, and there is no more glar-
ing one than that which consists in
frequent and unnecessary dosing
with violent cathartics. This is,
however, the course pursued by
many unwise people who seem to
think that the bowels, unless con-
stantly relaxed, are not in healthy
state. When a laxative is really
needed, Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters is the safest and most thor
ough. 1t neither gripes nor oper-
ates violently or excessively. 1t in
vigorates the intestines or stomach
and arouses the liver. Regularity
and vigor are guaranteed by it's use.
Sleep promoted, appetite restored,
are among it's benign effects. A
tendency to rheumatism and kidney
trouble is nullifed by it, and it COM
pletely eradicates malarial COM
plants.