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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
a Rev nrxieo stri.

Miss Adele CaHin, formerly resident
of this county, but NJ present living At
Huhuken, y. j., graduated from ,h" Ito.
bckcn high school lac, week with the
richly eA-nrl title II queen - her class"
and the hnnors " valrdicturian The
young lady Is only u years odd, but has
made Tor herself t''curl of which any
collegiAn might he proud, During her
three years in the high school mentioned
she has never once been late. never been
absent. aud never rrcryci lrrs than 100
yer cent ia department, Her average III
studies the hrst year WAS 100 per cent
the second year was ~ I-r cent, aud ut
graduation ~ - ger cent she II
general favoritc with her teachers aud
schoolmA,es, all II whom Aerrr that
nothing iS mp,ssiblr for Young lady ~
her m"ies' bearing. Application AMI
ability Mir- Gal,n "~n- tue property
In BernAlillo county aud her New Mrhic"
friends sincerely rJoic" at her notable
triumph ia the sAni.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
trRster " ANT. more

Editor 'tis-a
hear Sr;-Pleas- give space ia your
valuable paper to he following:
I ATM satisfied that Jim Flynn II Cerrii-
los defeated me in our late high, 1T Ger.
rillors, according To the revised rules,
only because ~ my lack II being in prop
or condition.
Now, I wish 10 state that ! will fight
him for from one hun'ired IA i've hundred
dollars a sidr-the Marquis II Queens
bury rules Ia govern the contsst--st
catch weights, " he will not come down
to i4O pounds. and I will meet him st Al
buluerlur, Las Vegas or at any place he
may select trust that Flynn's conhd.
rnce in his own ability Ia defeat me again
will prompt him IA Civ. me another
chance 10 retrieve my reputation.
II Flynn does not care To accept this
challenge, I will fight Billy Lewis 81 III
Psso. or Walker Of Santa Fe, or any
other In New Mexico, Arizona or Coiora-
do regardless III sine or weight.
weigh i+0 pounds when In condition
and " any Of the above think they Ars
6ghssrs let them accept.
Yours Truly. HERMAN fRAxixR.
Cerr,llos, New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
Case clearly stated.

The strikers did u"t intend Ia Interrupt
railway traffic, nor did they mean :" de-
lay the mails. Specifically and distinctly %
they offered Ia haul aud Operate tra,nS,
freight and passenger. ami they held
themselves ready to transport the mails
nj any and all times They asked ths
railroad corporations ~ stay out ~ the
light ard allow them IA srttlc their quar-.
rel with Pullman without hin,iranc- "r
assistance. Hut the railway COMPANIES,
with few exceptions, cho~. :" assist Pull
man and refused IA move III. mails with
nut Pullman carr, Hal the federal
authorities command the railroads to
carry the mails through Acc"riing IA
contract, the strike would have b"en only
a ipycott on Pullman ears hut Attorney
General Olney Ia n railroad lawyer. th.
retained attorney IL several big corpora
tions, aud he 10 ~ much their hirssi man In
the Cabinet a. In his Boston law office.
Of course b. readily found lawyers r''s
sons for sustaining the corporations n
lawyer can hnd plenty IL ~A-"nr for
supporting Jack ss,an's pr-tcnSionr Ia
tn. Gr-a, white Throne, II paid retain
ing fee---and the corporations u,eprel
aside aud let Cnul. Ssm take M ia.
quAr~~i for them. Having got himself
into the mess. Uncle sam must whip ihs
strikers or 10 out II business santa ~
Capital sur.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

hog days cnmm-ncsSi on last W7iner.
day, July II. This seAsOn. which lasts
sin weeks, 10 regarded by many Is'r~'ns
M morr udhealihy than that which inn
IN, iia,sly procedrs ~ succs-ds Il, anil 49,
being q time when mankind arr more liza
b!e IA attacks from dis-ase through ~.
Iseurr or imprudencs in their general
habits. than any other. II there IL M
foundation In fact for III. belief, Il II =
superstition 81 long standing. There ARE
even ,hos. now who would not, far n sin.
sls momsn, he Regarded an Al all super
s,itious, who luok upon the log days 40
exercising bal inhuenc-s ul"n every
thing. Til. heat Will. the dog days last
Ia usually more sul,ry and oppr"Sriv"
than any other In ,b. summer. Them
tn. meats and vegetables arr suI'I"'s'-i
N b- more Ia danger II spelling from the
effects IL III. weather than at any other
time. BE this ss II may, We have now
en,srsd upon the dog days. AMI !, would
lie we'll for all Ia be careful N their diet
anil manner 81 living.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
HurNelInE Party

!. NJ. Huwrls. chief engineer ~ the
Albuquerque Water supply company,
nwnrd 10y the Municipal lnve,!m com
IAuy II Chicago, and G T.. Chester, ~
Chicago, assistant engineer, with party,
arrived ~ ia" city Saturday evening.
Mr. iluwrlls ~as I""n this morning aud
stated tha, hls party II surveying n line
G,r II canal which is tn run from Thj"rar
anon Ia white R"ck canon On the east
-ldr ut the KIu ,,raudr, "a the mesa, kni
,hnu, - miles north II Tia. city. The
object 1T Tia" company IN not Ia imprnv"r-
l-h the hu~ Il Tia" water ~ the kl"
,nAndr. hut I" construct larg. storage
r,.r-rvuirr. which will be- nll,d during the
winter months with water heretofore go
'lr n,~t important part nf Tia" rn,erprlS"
and will CIV" ~ supply 81 water Hui'icmn,
aud ample Tor the wants uf ia" Ieople u,
the valley during the summer time when
the suuIly Of water ~ the river In almost
exhausted. The rntrIprlre ir alsn for
the purpnsr IL supplying l"wer for
generation II electricity "We," said
sir. iIowrllr. "now hold options for con-
tracts With the Electric Light comran,
and various other concerns using power Ia
town"
( The party l.fl santa fe al fhursdA,
att.rnn.n. arriving at wallac. on horse
/ hArk At tn. same evening Friday VA
mono,nlik.d 10 looking over the vat.
there along the Rio Grande. and las
SATURDAY WAS used In accommodating tn
i'm. between Wallace and this city, th
party arriving here AT $50 sAtnria'
night. Thirteen csmped yesterday nra
the reservoir on the mesa, and went ou
IN the survey to.day. J. NJ. Howell
the chief engineer; &. G. Chester, 81 Chi
cage. assistants W. q. secor, trenchmAr
"a. u p-arce, l-y,ler. The rest of th
outfit ar. Albuquerque. men.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

Hon T. b. Catron, Of Santa fc. and
Col W. 4, williams, editor and publisher
~ the socorro Chisftain, came up from
the Gem City LAST night. registering AT
the European, and len this morning for
santa Fc.
Al the dapos The CITIZEN representa-
tive met Mr.. Catron, aud the diS,ing uIsh.
ed lawyer talked politics until the ron
ductor waved his hand and the train
pulled on, CIR the north. Mr., Ca,r"n
named over half q dozen available ~.
publican candids lee for delegate nomina.
ton. among them being Gov. stover. Cod,
]. Francisco Chaves, siias Alexander, +.
A. Hubbcll, n. A. Otsro and others. but,
II wAs his opinion. tina, Il Frank Springer
of Las Vegas, could be prevailed upon I"
run, he would be the most acceptable
candidate among the republicans Of III"
territory. He would heartily give all h''
influence aud support 70 Mr.. Springer,
and hopes that he will make the race
To the question, "lf he vas candidate, -
Mr. Ca,ron stated that he had ma, seen
his name ofsen mentioned for the oifics by
the slats makers u the territory. liz
did not stats whether he wa or would b,
n candidate Cor the nomination.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

Mcuunald'r t~rhagErr ~ the thri
inning hruusU' "a Ilr..w ~ Amsd - storm
ufupplnur' Il WAS great hlt aud Mac,
d"r"rNrd ,I" applause IA" received. II"
pitched "ur It the greatest games 81 his
NE, sinking "u' rl> men.
H. the nth "a" -: the Irr,trst d"uhlr
plays Mas me.i" - ia" AIlnIurr!urS,
\ hot gruudrr Hnr driven down l."
lirllwieE. whn made neat pIrkup,
thrrw tu NurhrH and ia" latter u5-,"i the
ball with lr-a, r"mdtty t" Mr'u" At
hrst base. Ia" play wHr rh'H' aud
quick
Raymrr caught magnificent game,
whi!r hr throwing MAS h"l TIA" "r"!a
h,." -, ia hIS work AT the hnt and
drove uu, some daisies,
McC"" ~-a monarch al hrrt naSr,
and did not allow Hn opportunity 1" lass.
lie wirldrd the bat with precision,
QUEER war not "a, hl- best IN lett h"ld'
owing Ia the Enft art, bat Charley crack
81 out u hit. hut unfortunately, every
time at the hat,
Hitchcock hal uo,hiug I" do ia r'gh,
h.,d II srrus the san +" hatsIn"n
were AFRAID ui him, and dared not
knpk any fires Ia his territory,
Til, gilt edged playing "f w""imanr"",
captain of the team, cat IN center heidi
WAS heartily arrlan,!'i by d"j"r witch
ell. II. = Claury, W"-lS"n, and "'hrrt
/ in the grand stand The captain ,""k ~
/ three ar four hong and difficult dies
whit" his batting ~as ny I" IA" standard
III. cr'am - ia" Alhuuu"rIu r. the
| reporter must aimr, proved MAni"il
who wac mustered ~ to play thnri has"
/ This player. who during the lays "f th'
uld Mar,nns. tny,i vi Il ia" hatTmrn
Was placed at thri base, and h" demon
riratri his ability NJ professional ~
anna eur clothes, Difficult, hrs wrr" cap
turrd with rAr', terrific gr"ursl"rr w-r'
stopped la benny, and long s'ra'gh
throws across the diamond dill cr,~it Il
a GlAsscock. MAndcll reminded 'h'
old timers that 'hry could again ~
th.ir bunrH into active uz".
H.lwigg war little IN AT short stop
allowing n liner Ia pass through hi
hands and several grnund"rr I" get %!
him. but he was n it'll, gian, u, ia" hat
Mc,>onald pitch-i on" u ia" creates
games ever seen on the Athletics
grounds, AMI Ia the AlhulurrIn "Rns
who were prenru', demonstrated tia, Ia
} eau twirl the he'll hrst-elAss
Worries wi.li.i the la, With th
credit II . professional, played SECOND
b.s. liz. = Richardson aud ran has.
liz. a deer.
Aingrs, who caugh, for III. Athletics
Is one " the Ives, back StOps in the c""n
try, and threw with corrcc,ns~s Ia N"c"n'
bAr..
E.t.s NJ hrHi. Ashford Al s.cond, AIM
Zins.-r Al short held constituted = yer.
strong in6elh for the Athletics, but ,hei
, ou,hsld. especially senA IN left, Was yer,
; weak,
wyukoop started in /" pitch aud he'll
. ou, tor four innings, when he gave ava,
, W Garcia. Both pitchers, At times. ~-r
b bs,tsd hard.
The following struck out Albulurr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
On their wheels,

Harry Lee, Frank Lee and Al. Cooling
ton left the city saturday afternoon al
j:SO o'clock on their bicycle wh-slc for
santa ~, reaching the capital ON Sunday
morning a, II o'clock. They had hsri,
,irrs,me ride, bu, brav-i II through.
rhey wen, frum here Ia TU,rss. thence
Ia San Pedro, down IN Golden and uolo-
rrs, where they crossed the santa Pe
railroad track and thence IN 10 the cayi.
tai, They rude all II Saturday night,
aud when they wherled ny to the Palace
hotel the l"ys were pretty we'll exhaust
81 A little rest, however, brought them
Dc uund all riglr, aud in the aft.rn"ur
inry were in trim Ia attend III. base bal
anr. John English, also y bicyclist,
ok wiser course, and went up IN the
train,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

= scarcity II money--n's more than the
Colonel says that lie never saw money 80
~arce aud hari Ia get, and thinks that
the man WIN "wnr large sm"uut II real
estate and has n" cash, Va ~ had III as
the pour man who has neither property
nor cash Col Chavra' name II men.
tiohc,l in connection with the nomination
~ delegate tn congress by the rrpuhli.
cans, ia, the I~oplr II Valencia county
derirr his services IN the territorial
Legislature.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
Visitors 10 nantA Fe

The following gentlemen a"d ladies'
went up To santa Fe yesterday with the
base ball boys Hon NJ. \. otero and
family. J. W. schodeld and wife. X. b.
Meyers aud Rich, nj Meyers, Col. W. O..
MArm"n, WIN. Macon, WIN. Hye, Percy
Ilawlcy, Alderman Henry Brockmeier,
ELIAS Armijn, BernAriino BacA, Jas vor.
he's, T., +, otero, City Marshal Pluke and
others. They all enjoyed themselves in
the territorial capital. and rs,urned we'll
PLEASED with the result, 81 the bass ball
match
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
a AmRlITF.

On. ~ the principal mine owners near
this city says thsrr Is grrA, opportunity
nov offered Tor the establishment, II =
smel,.r al this city. There arr lArgS
locations II low N ,de or. within ten and
twelve miles ~ the city, and one mine
has 900 TINS Il ur- in sigh, and 100 tons
on tho dump The owner II this mine
offers . half iut-r-s, 10 HE mine for the
establishment ~ s,o-l,-r The IRE In
mine can b. puArrissi like rock. II il in
= gah location aud there is plenty II
water. Full particulars can h. leAru.'i
by inauiring At this ofiic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
pas ar Aannsenr's.
rhe Desss~ras ms,idtsG Narrowly
Escaped fhe-truetses.

At o'clock Sunday morning the pen.
nrat buiLiing. corner ~ Thru stree, aud
Copper avenue. came very near i@ing
destroyed by lire.
Al tina, hour. Capt. G NJ. Tyler. city
jailor, was oa, to take an early mornings
walk through the principal streets of the
city. when = printer who was enjoy
'ng lark" came up 10 the captain aud
told him tina, lire was in progrrss In the
rear II The Democrat builling The cap.
tain CAV. the alarm by firing four shots
IN rapid succcrsiun, which was followed
10y the ringing II the hr- bcll
No hose company, almoe, directly
upinait. The Democrat building. rye
Ippndrd first. aud Foreman knight iahl
$50 Zee, II hose. With Joe fArr and Hen
~ keif-r a, the nozzle, water was turned
on, and the blaze, coming from the rear
stairway, was soon extinguished, not,
however, until all the glass In the back
windows ~ Oh. lower and second h,rrp
were broken. and considerable water had
enter,d the building
The machinery was no, In the lcas, in
jurcd, and not case ~ type "pie,i"
About $500 will put the building hack
into proper condition, the loss being fully
insured.
The origin ~ the fire is = mystery. sew.
cral theories icing advanced. The hry
undoubtedly broke out in ar near the
cnal hin underneath the back stairs, and
~ y twinkIing the whole stairs was u
roaring sheet ~ hames some people
including the colonel, are uf the opinion
that the strikers are responsible for the
hire. l., the chief of the lire department
aud hr"m.u. who were On the ground al
The first tap IL the hell, scout the ides
tia, the strikers had anything To do with
the lire. nr, for that matter, that the blaxs
WAS of iucsnIiary origin, The ''devir
IL the office who sw-eps cut the press
r,s,m liar lren IN the habit of sweeping
eGrap paper, greasy and othrrw ir-, ont'
the back porch, and 1t II Thought tha
some car'lcsr T. 'rsnn with u lighted cigal
80 cigarette IL more Responsible for 'h'
hrr than any one else.
In ANY event, the colonel in very CRATE
nIl Ia the trrmrn for the prinW worl
they did. thus saving his building frun
lrrti uctinn.
81 very lAughahlc thing occurred at Tia
hr. Major fri,ch, who IL the book
ker,-r aud outside hustler, sleeps UP
stairs IN III. building, and when he wa
aroused he waH ~ thoroughly frightened
and excited that he left his r-um, fGilinl
"a lrrrs him -lf On reaching the fou
of the fiunt steps, some oD- remarked
"L,nk u, the man, what n shame" whe
'iajnr Fri,rh awok- from his letharg
and realized his condition, He baAtil
ionn.d his clothing. AMI when the coion'
arrived "n the seen. he war all RICH
The major states that It wss the clos-'
call lee ever had from being cremst"
alive, aud that wi,noui stitch of clo,i
; ing on
TmH CIriEtS extends i,S fin,.rnsl r.
g,rts tu the ,uluurl. hut ~ his utii," vi
not damaged. the brinrrN will h i
. sued M usual from TIA" old stand tom"
I rnw morning,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

A. NJ VIOLA, one IL the mixers a, Z"i'
gers Cafe, was taken suddenly III Saiur-
day Afssrn"Dn and Is still quite sick. o.
u. Cundid hal arranged la take vaca'
thn and hal s.curcd W, II Burke I" take
cArr II his shin a, ,h. Cafe, but the III.
ness of Mr.. wolf forc-'i Mr.. Cundiif Ia
fnr-g, his vacation AMI don his working
clothes again.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

Last sunday Afternoon At o'clock the
lurnverr,n society held . meeting al
their hail ON North Third stree, ami
elected the following new officers Ia serve
the ensuing term; President, jacob
korberi vice. president, J. Fleming sec
retAry, Charles Traps treasurer, Joseph
HAlbekHnni cashier, Ernes, kr,ngrI'
striner: trustees. l. Liz. u. Ruppe and
X. r. Rbei, instructors. Il. With aud
Frank Harmon guardians Of hall, Henry
Loeba and p. Prcslsr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
t'ara


member ~ hose company No. v,
nozzle and attempted 10 turn Il into the
building, saying, "Let's put the concern
out" Then the brave Knight, hearing
the Anarchistic words, rushed forward,
s-iz-d the nozzle and said, mo, II l can
prevent Il"
kditot Citisen.
dear sir-Please grant me space
through THs CirIxRs 10 correct the above
clipping taken frum the lbemErs, 81 this
morning. The above Is false aud do.s
not reflect credit nion the writer. who
attempts a. lie fair. only IA cas-, serious
reflections upon member u the fire de-
I,artment. From Ia. time the No, hose
company arrived until water was turned
of, there Was not single member ~ the
No hose company that had anything
To do with the stream II wafer by sug-
ges,iun or action, except Messrs, RupIe
aud Cobb, who assisted Ia pulling back
the line II hose, when water was ordered
ID 10y the chief. No such words ~
"Lets put ths concern OUT were heard
b., me, and was present all the time
eau furnish proof Ia substAntiat- the
abOve statement.
II. \. ksIGHr.
Foreman No. l Hose Co
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
when tn. C,r.IHs stated In It's article

when the CirIEns stated In its article
about the Democrat building hre that
"ceps. G. n. Tyler was up bright and
early ,hs, morning" II did no, mean To
infer tina, tas captain had been up all
night and was out ON . genuine lark, but
the eaptAin's s.semp, to correct sup
possd imaginary wrong through the Drm'
ocrat ,his morning has put sosne people
10 thinking. The captain n . pleasant
gentleman. our city Jailor. and before amy
o. our citizens form IN opiaioa In the mat.
ter TINS Crmss wants 70 say that The
captain was doing police duty aud ~A'
called up al such an early hour.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21


nA.ie while here. wish that her visits
wil. in the future. coms oilenor.
Nirs Nellie O'Reilly, of Chicago, who
tAm. here six months ago for her health
kad was the CUES, 81 Mr.. and Mrs Mike
hnlnn, left this morning for Colorado
prngs, Col. where she will visit friends
~ six weeks and then return W this
hy. During her stay in the ms,ropolis
Der health has bsen greatly beueh,et.
hni /, is more than likely that she will
permanent y reside here.
Rev. p. A. Hubbard, the presiding
flisr IL the A. N. X. church, with his
aea.i' quarters at Denver, left this morn
Pc Tor santa We. aud from there ha re-
urns " Colorado The reverend gentle.
Ran held quarterly services here on last
sunday, preaching both morning and
evening. aud from ihose who heard him
10 learned that his sermons were very
Interesting aud instructive.
Hon. q. IA. uildsrslseve, oae 81 tbs
high, lights In the political arena Z"
sAnsa fe, although he 10 . democrat,
probably not nov aimee the democrats
administration has brought 81 much dis
s'er upon the country came down frou
10 territorial capital last night and u
aiagling with his many Albuquerque
nends to-day. Mr.. diIdersleevs is I
'eslsman who 10 always welcome, AM
Wa paper 10 glad IA zee him to-day. w
here On business.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-06

Virginia contained a fifth of the
whole population Of the country.
A gentleman bowling to a lady al
ways scraped his foot on the ground.
Stoves we're unknown; all cooking
was done before an open fire place.
Two stage coaches bore all the
travel between New York and Boston
The United States contained fewer
people than now live in New York
City and suburbs.
The mail Of the whole country did
moi equal that of a second class posi-
office.
Tomatoes were grown in flower
gardens and called love apples. They
were then considered poisonous.
Dances in Philadelphia were giver
every two weeks. but Joung men un
der 30 and girls under is were no
admitted.
There was not a mile of telegraph
or telephone wire in existence, nor /
foot Of railroad.
Young men and women of a "world
lly turn OF mind, amused themselye
by dancing. Only in the daytime
however; dance continued until tn
candles had to be lighted, gave grea
scandal TO the godly.
Idaho was not known on the maps
and Won aud | "were not in ii TO-
years ago.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-06
Fall and Winter Entertainments.

The question is often asked by our
young people: What are we to do
for entertainments and amusements
this fall and winter? And this an
swer with its echo is always the
same: "What?"
Political speaking during the heated
term of this campaign will not sat
isfy the people, and particularly the
young.
Dancing falls short of what the
general public demands. and dancing
is unsatisfactory.
The ladies OF the w. G. J. q. have
given up their literary and musical
entertainments and so when one goes
over the list, the question WHAT is
still unanswered
The News respectfully suggests a
course Of lectures under the auspices
Of Mr. Vogler's Glee Club. A good
lecture and good music will prove O
splendid and profitable evenings
entertainment When talent from
abroad cannot be obtained. Black
foots local talent can be impressed
into service, and some of its loca
speakers are always entertaining.
II Mr.. Yogler will arrange for thu
music, he will not be al a loss fo
the lecturers. Who will second th'
motion?
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-06
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