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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

not srouse any enthusiasm. for he had
lowctcd his manh@i and American In.
dependence. and The peopl. present, even
the delegates. fel,so
Nominations fdr city clerk bring ~
order, Mr.. Lockhsrt plsc-i the name 81
George v. Albright bcforc the convention,
seconded by Dr. Yesterday.
Mr.. Burkh.rt nominated G. J. Rnnis,
seconded by Alderman Grsnde.
Leon Lsmm nominated W. A walker,
seconded by e. q. Hall
II was moved by Richari English, Sec
ondei by Mr.. Lockhar,, tina, the hrr'
ballo, he an Informal one. III. loves,
candidate. however, being drpp-d.
Some cne over In the Fourth warl
objected b. the motion. while "l,o--" Nc.
Laughlin al-n objected from the Firs,
ward
The vo,. TN the motion Was ~ against
aud IN in favor II an Informal ballot.
The vote only showed ~ delegates
when 20 w.re entitled 10 seats, and Billy
Mason
WAITED TO KNOW
who did mt vote lie was told that III,
chairman and secretary hal no, voted
wher-ul1n he moved that Those two dig
nitsrirs record their votes.
Chairman Marrun informed Mr. Maso,
that he hal the RICH, Ia do ~ h- pleas.s
when II came to voting.
A vote was then taken ON the clerk ship
resulting ~ follows; Ennis. 24i Albrigh,
10, Walker, o.
Mr. Rnnis was declared the nominee
nud on being called for thanked the con
Vrntion.
The crowd commenced leaving the hall
hut amid the noise II trampiug feet an,
muttsring omenH ~
pisdRrsrLsp DEMOCRATS
AMI ovrrjoy-d republicans. G. G. Ha
nominated Frank Mckee fbr city trcaHur
80. The nomination was seconded. AN
Mr.. Mckee declared the choice II III
convention.
j. \. Beavens, who was nominated n
the primary for alderman from the Nee
opd ward, Withdrew his name, aud J. "
Walker was substituted.
Alffrd Grunsfehd refused IA run r.
school trustee in the Fourth ward. AN
the name 81 George A. Camp6cld wa
substituted.
The candidates selected at the primaI
les aud those substituted Tor withdrawal
were then ratified by the convention.
A central g ,mUi,tee was then selsc,e,
and afser the adjourning Of the CONVEX
ton the members met and elected III
following officers; Henry Lockhar
chairman; NJ. ". Piournoy, treasure,
Il. T. shannon, SECRETARY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
ARIsO>A NEWS.

The Santa Cruz valley IL one wide
great ribbon Of green. Foliage 10 out
aud crops are up. II is = beautiful
sight.
Another carload Of for,y wagons were
unloaded ami act up this week, 10 ~
s.n, Ia the San Carlos reservation for the
use Of the Indians.
The statehood bill for Arizona will pro-
badly not bs reached until August. AT
least that is the opinion expressed by
Chairman Faulkner
The White Hills Mining company have
their ten stamp mill about rrany To DROP
its stamp. This plan, will be operated
by q, gHsoline engine.
Arizona 10 nearly the only region Of
country In the United States that has
KEEP, On steadily building railroads dur.
ing the great business collapse.
Thomas r. King, the siockman. was
In Prescott fsw days ago from Pages
Flat. in which section he has many horses
sick fron eating loco weed. Six Of his
saddle horses have died from the effect OF
eating that deadly weed.
Tue development of an srtssian we'll In
the San Pedro valley In hxed fact. aud
sufficient time has now elapsed 10 settle
the probability Of the permAnency of the
dow. Other wells will 10 sunk at once.
with view To securing sufficisn, water
for agricultural purposes.
Nogales has been badly hurt by keep
ing Mexican money. Goods have gone
up TO where . standard dollar buys a. 30
worth III goods. At one time the m.r.
chants there held their Mexican dollars,
In expectation Of riss and q profitable
deal thereby. Bills came due. however,
and Mexican silver did not realize - or.
psctcd. and they unloAded.
Referring 70 the Bowie and Globe rail.
rad, the Arizona Star says; The road
will prove 10 Ito constructors one of the
most profitable branch lines In the terri.
tory. passing - II will, through the rish
valley Of upper ella and supplying the
freight traffic for the san Carlos Indian
reservation a. we'll a. . vast quantity Of
coke for the Globe copper mine. The re-
ductioa In the prizes Of mining supplies
which will follow will develop . most
marked mining revival In the Globe
sesritn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

A severe rheumatic pain In the lett
shoulder has ,r,nbled J, II, Loper, = well
known druggist IL lies Moines, Iowa. for
over six months. Al times the pain wac
~ s-verr that b. could mot lin anything,
with all he could do he could M, get rid
81 il until he applied Chamberlain Pain
balm III only made three applications
81 IT," he says. "aDd have since been fsee
from all pain" He now recommends u
Ia persons similarly afflicted, II n fDr
sale by r. n Burgrss d Son. drusgtss3
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

Felipe Santana. = Mexican boy en-
ploycd by DR.. Ramsdell on his homes,esI
below Eddy. met with q peculiar al
painful accident. He caught . horse "a
tried 10 lad him 10 the house by . l",
Of wire which he had picked up. ~
horse objected and drew the wire quick
through Felipe's hand, making . lup
and deep cut between the thumb al
6rss finger.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

law ~ Mr.. Illness, 10 an editor IN
Commercial, Roachville, No.
A, n. Hsnson sB,i G. v. Davidson, ID
odd soccrro miners, who have bc-n r'-
Ing In Han Diego, Cal, for the pas,
ycars, reached Allerton yesterday an
noon. They will give the distric, Q pn.
teal investigation, and u they and ma,t
a. rvporscd they viii cndeavor N g-
foothold of some Kind In the distrs
They Understood bcfbre leaving this q
that every foot II ground for miles
bcen ssAked Of ~ mining locations. mi
sites, townsites, etc. Mr.. Hanson W
the discoverer ~ the old To, renee mine
the Socorro mountains, and knows hi
o. two abou, mining.
Dec. Moore. who has mined 81 Kelly.
sccorro county. for years with good sO
cess, arrived from tho south las. MID
and rcgister~i Al the Hotel Columbu
He reports activity In mining circles sou|
Of the city, but concluded TO take . Il
MP 10 the Cochiti district. He will lay
. supply Of necessary articles to-day. a
lsave for the nee Rl Dorado. via wallas
tomorrow morning. He ssaass tod
that II the reports from Cochiti are trtl
or for that matter half true, the distric,
the riches, In the country. A. N. Prid
another Kelly miner. Ia At the Rurop"Al
He will go up 70 the district also tom
row.
Thoe. Low,hian, the weli-knov
miner who got into the district Jus,
time 10 capture the Lone Star mine Il
acknowledged "bo.s" " them all In u
district--wAs in santa fs last saturi.
and Sunday On the sick list II was n
Lowthian whom Mr.. Hofheins CONFER,
with when he aud party were conskls
Ing locating Camp Harrison, and n
Lowthian told then. 10 20 ahead. TIL,
did ~ he suggested and now they hnv
bonansAs In their mines, besides a hrs
class site for good town
II was learned to-day that hessru. N
Ter. Moore AMI others, who are Interest,"
In the 'toll road scheme" In the Coch
district. will visit this city neat Monds
with view Of appearing before the ecu
~ commissioners In regard To the matt,
The "toli rad scheme" would work
hardship ON = large class Of people.
the ruAds into the district have been fr
10 all travel for many years, and now III
"a boom for the district 10 in progress,
looks very much like Il Ia entirely
money making scheme.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

This morning Constable Lupe arr'stei
Magialeno Martinez, on n warrant sworn
out by Vicente Stsiillo. accusing MARITIME
of being the party who attempted Ia as.
aassinate him lA1, sunday morning, full
account APPEARING in Mondays CITIZEN
The prisoner Was brought before Justice
Lockhart. aud placed under a $lOn bond
To appear for trial before him n.x,
Wednesday, April Ith, The arrest oAus.
-d consilisrab bile -xcitcInen, in the Bar'lAu
precinct, south 81 the city, where Mr.,
Martinez RESIDES. ami number Of friends
of both parties, the wounded S-dillo and
Mr., Martinez. came up To the city ex.
I+ecting an immediate trial. Martinez is
a mArried man, has several children. and
has livesi In BarelAs since childhood.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

"Perhaps you would no, think 90, I'd
very large proportion of diseasee
New York comes from carelessnees aiua
catching cold" says Dr.. Cyrus Rdsos
ut 10 such simple thing and % comins
that very few people. unless Il 10 case
pneumonia, pay any attention 10 cnh
New York Ia one of the heaithirst rlscs
on the Atlantic Coast End yet there are
great many cases 81 cstArrh and cousu,ny
ton which have their origin In this n-s
lect II the simplest preca ution Of ever
day Ne. The most sensible advice Z
when you have one yet rid II Il ~ soon !
poesiblc. BY no means DO not neglect il,
DR.. Edison does not tell you how 10 cure
cold but We will. Take Cham berlainI
Cough Remedy. II will relieve u
lungs, AID sxpectoration, open the ssc n
tions and ann effect . I,crman ent cnr
30 cent bottles for sale by r. II. BarUvs
d Son, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
TINE cold DISTRICT.
Latest Topics from he III DO
RADIO OF Bernslillo County.
WHAT VISITORS RAVE 10 SAY.

lls1l-l.. \. L. l. l.
a.. - -
will l.ay. for h,s ,n,nes In the Cochi, d,..
trio, 10. moryuv moruiny M.s.rr I..mbl..
smith and s.yera, more Albuou.ruuesns
ar, Interested with Mr.. Hofb.ins In IN.
~ . do..n M ,,or. l,r.t,on..
and they arr working hari on them. Yea.
tsr,iay Mr.. HoShcins va. showing several
gentlemen the character M rock taken
from one Of his claims, and, while the r,ck
has mo-, A We, been s-say,d. 4, 1. IN. ,o,n.
ION Of Mr.. uofbeins that 4, carr,es . b,r
,.r c.n, IN silver and M I,.s, sDo. I'm
pro,or,ion IN IN. ton. IN wo,d N. s,.,..
thai ,h. dis,ric, 4. ,h. .,r..,s., ,,o,,a.. q.
mining circl,s h. ever s.v and ,h., thar.
arr. moun,ains ,f rich ,,in.r.l IA. ,,v
has alan laid on, a tox malta. CALLED C.mn
u.rr,.m. wh,eb n. claim. \. ,,,..r A., an.
p,,pc,n.I ra,u,s than any NJ An. ,,m.r,,.
townsi,es In the district. and have be,vcen
800 and $50 lot. ON IN. marks, for sa,.
"A. r,po,t. having sold .ev.r.I io,. IA
men. who are arranging 10 star, nm in
various merchandise busipess.
p,,n, n .o
Ia IN. dis,ric, b.iny mad, v.s,.rl.v. arr.
enthusiastic owe, wh., ,b,v u,r,on.,lv
-nv th,ms-ly.. xbi,. In IN. d,.,r,ct
They s,op,.., n, Ai,.r,,,. and fr,n thar.
visited the principaI MINIS. nm horseback
Mr. Iu,hv. wh,.. .,,.r;.,.. =. . ,,,n..
|. we'll. kn,wp .an.c,al,y mn, !, An. K,rv.
man. Ar;x,nn. d,.nr,,,. vh.r. n. hal A..
yul forum. Ia d,.,ou. M. nina FIR m.nx
thousands of dollsrs. s,n,.s ,h., be n.vsr
saw such "A body Of po,d HEARING r,cl In
his life bef,re-,b.r. ARE maintain. a, n.
,sp,ciaIly IN an. ,rm.d,.,,. v,.,n,,, of,,.
Lon. star and Crown poin, ,n,n.a. and
Their, arr, l.rvr ,.dy.. r,n,,,v .,d 80.
ing each other In y.r;ou. SECTION. q, m.
dis,ric, n In IN. o,;nion ~ both ..,,,.-
men that the dis,r;c, will .cli,.e IN. IN.
nous Nevada Ci,v discoveries ~ m.nv
years .wo, when IN. Com.,ock wa, An.
talk OF IN. world and ,b., Crinn,, Cr,.,,
will provs vary ins,yn,sc.,, % wh., has
b.en and Ia vat IN hs s,nnJ !, ,h. Co.hu,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

For seven years or more Mrs. W. ID.
Louder Of Quincy. Ky, was subjest 70
severe attacks of cramp collie. u. X.
morse, . druEesst Of that place, recon.
mepded chsmberlAin's Collie, Cholera aud
Diarrhoes hsmedy. which has effected q
Ing besides the trouble and skpenss M
sending for o doctor, which Wa ofs,p
nscessAry. For sale by r. Il. Burgess a
hon. dragsiass
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

The stock business In the territory
again on the up grade. The hog 10 par,
culsrly 10 tho fore.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
81 HLtt -t % IeLs.
int-rr-tinE H~psri irsm the Priu'
| ctpni

r. IL" Buarl ui Education
t;rutlrmen IN rrsIons- to your ~
quest. submit til. following statistical
report. with general statement nf the
prngrrsr aud condition nf the Alhuqurr.
uu. Public Schunlr, Tor the past six
months to March |, 1874;
sTArIsIIrs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

j. W, Walker, who was nominated by
the democrats to MI the vacancy In the
second wAri for alderman. declines 10
make the race. There arr tive murs re-
sI,-ctAbls men on that ticket. and there is
yet time for them "a get on.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

A. snowfall, Of Winfield. Kansas, il
among the late guests at Hotel Columbus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

.us.. IN .ss :,. IA ss.s :: N.
Ell I Silver esaa r 100 . = ~ -
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31


Abou, two years agn Eugrnr Pearson. =
prominent raiser IL Thoroughbred ho,rcn
Il llrnklyn. " ", came ~ New Mr,irn
With ear lead ~ Thoroughbred cnl,r
ranging IN age frum four mon,h. a. n
yrar "ld, aid placed them ou n ranch In
the Luna valley, ab"u, 100 miles fr,,m
S'surr lie d"SirSi a. try the high aiti.
tudc II the country uInn the y"nng eolts.
and nov claims that the schrn, has pi,v-
eel n rurr"sS, Tor u gives y i',,"r chest
Ipwer And more endurance Mi Pearson
will load ear ~ these cults. nov iwo
anil three years old. at Malrlalrnn un
sunday, April lat. And will coms here
with them. stopping two weeks to test
their speed On the track vi the fair
grounds, amer which hr will continue on
to Br,-klyn Mr. prai-ou write, the
al~Nr information tni. l.. liruk-
.u-mp,~s wurar
A dAriArily attempt at murl-r ,
made 10y Thee oliver n, Lamy wedncs-
LAY morning oliver WAS stealing ride
"a freight train undrr the charge "
Cunkpr,ur NJ Sa,huf the nigh, before
Aud War pa, "n Wy 'hr traiunrn ira.
,nriny oliver waited around the drl",
until Mr. Sa,h"f entered the telegraph
ntice, when, without warning. hr br,d
two rbo,s through ia. window IT the con-
ductnr Oliver was Arry,s,ssi and brought
~ the county jail IN this city this morn
lng 10y Deputy United States Marshal
isumis New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
Sur rHR gIRsf cuoICE

In fact no choice ~ all. he wanted tho
nomination and, although he had been
playing 'possum ior the past few weeks,
he would therefore accept, Hs talk did
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
sKDLRR pKvKATEp.

Nominations being over. Che vote
showed that Maloy received % votes n
majority, aud Aeiler IT,
Mr., MAloy, who was standing In the
rear Il the hall. was cslled for, and he
stated that be had told several delegates
that II he was nominated he would posi.
lively refuse To make the race He
,hanked has friends, but withdrew his
name.
Mr.. Lockhart moved that II the dec
lAration of MIR MAloy was dnAl. that
Msiler he dsclarsl the choice Of tho con-
vention by reclamation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
wKRK uSDkSocnkr 20

and outrageous tina, any true democrat,
such A. Capt, Cundin has proven him
salt 10 be, especially Cor the past three
years, was entitled 70 Q proxy in dem
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
AkDLkR ACCEPTED

The motion was carried. and Messrs.
LockhA't and Burkhart were appointed
. committee 10 escort the self sacrificing
candidate, the man who was no choice II
all and who would lave made friends by
declining " run amer being defeated by
the votes Of the delegates. tn the plat
TURN.
Ne was intuiuced 10 the convention ~
'ths war horse Il democracy" and he
stated that while he was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30
HUNTING THE TIGER.
Exciting Experiences of Colonel Hicks In
the Jungles Of the Punjaub.
San Franclsco ExamInerD

Among the arrivals here Wednesday
was Colonel Charles b. Hicks, who for
nearly a year past has been visiting the
various Oriental countries in quest OF
wild animals for his show.
II went on a number or uger-hunts
while in India" said Colonel Hicks. zone
OF the most exciting was on the Patalla
estate, owned By the powerful Rajah OF
Patialla, 800 miles from Calcutta, In the
Lucknow Presidency.
The Rajah himself was along, and we
had a troop of natives. forming a cara
van which was a splendid thing in Itself
TO look upon. We entered a great jungle
and began to scour about for the tigers.
The Rajah had placed some skilled ma
tive hunters on high platforms in the
jungle, who were 10 pick of any tigers
that came along. The Rajah was also
well-equipped. as 1 was, with fine guns,
and We were ready TO get in or work on
the slightest notice.
suddenly a great tiger bounded out
As he leaped over the distractions IN
the jungle, he appeared to me to be fully
forty feet long, 50 large and splendidiy
agile was he. A hunter on a raised plat
form near at hand shot at him, intending
to shoot him in the heart but he was
not accurate in his aim, and just grazed
the edge of his breast.
AT this, while he houndered in the
bushes, the Rajah descended from his
elephant, and, drawing his Winchester,
shot him squarey in the heart, killing
him instantly. l was surprised at the
great bravery of the Rajah, for had he
not killed him. he must have himself
been killed. He seemed to think nothing
OF il, however. and had rurposeiy shot
at him while on the ground, in order TO
enjoy the excitement OF II.
up 200 miles in the Punjaub, near
Judpore, encountered fourteen tigers
in a jungle. They are very thick there
and the way we took most of them was
to dig pits These pits were about four
teen feet deep. Straw was put at the
bottom, and on II a piece of fresh meat
SO that the tigers could smell the blood
We also put sheep into each OF the pits
Then we covered the whole thing
crawled all around the edge, as though
they mistrusted something, and then
tried IL again. Then they would 90
away and return, and repeat the ex-
pertinent Now, in this case, as in all
other instances, the first TO get in was
the female tiger. one would hardly be-
lieve that, but il was true. The moment
the she tiger got in and began TO eat
the sheep and tear around her mate
rushed in to help her. with all the younger
ones.
In this way we often got three or four
in a pit. We had TO starve them there.
one end had been made sloping. so that
eventually we let down a huge box. and
By careful digging at the other end, got
them in 1t, and finally secured them.
one by one. for the show business. In
some cases 1t took long time to train
them, but in others it was very short.
We got all we needed, making some ten
in all that we reserved. while .the others
we killed for their skins
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forwa 4, and supple limbs. pretty but
utterly Understanding. Different, indeed,
from the alert, lin de steele creatures we
see about US. with her fiat back. square
shoulders small. firm bosom. and long,
white throat. She is more like high
bred racer, 1.-THE, slender, keen. and grace
full while her ancestor IS complacent,
more sleepy and gracious, as If her mind
dwelt rather on housewifery than theo-
sophy.
one also sees that the portrait-painters
OF to-day ara more truthful, the absurd,
upward curve to the corners of the mouth
is gone. the forced shallow little smile
is absent the eyebrows are not arched,
and heightened beyond natural confines
TO give plquantness TO the brow, and the
two tiny tendons in the front of a wo-
mans throat are to-day in bold relief.
being deemed by us as a mark of beauty.
Again. the new woman. instead of being
painted in a fashionable gown prefers the
manner of LEY and Gainsborough, with
a bit OF gauzy white drapery flying loose
over the bosom. half revealing, half con-
cealing. its loveliness.
The Dream OF Fair Women" viii be
more than a mere entertainment Tor
charity. 1t will give an opportunity to
study old and new methods Of portrai-
ture.
ADAPTABLE FOR OTHER CITIES.
I, would have even a more general ana