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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
Aew Ttekss ARens.

The new night ticket agent Al the de-
pot, jointly for the Atchison, Topeka q
santa P- and tho Atlantic 4 Pacific
roads, Is J. II. Penn. and he arrived this
morning from wichita, Kansas, where he
held a position In the tickle, Office there,
until he was promoted N the above po-
sition At the local office. He comes 10 US
recommended by the good tolks Of wieh-
tia NJ = pleasant, eompeteut and worthy
gentleman, and his general appearance
and physique would indicate that the
compliments are well bestowed. He will
prove an excellent side partner II A. W
Reeves. the general and day ticket agent
at the depot.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
ont q, Csmp Whi,esmh.

Ben. Bottle and wife, and Al. Thelin
and wife, with tho babies, laid business
cares aside early yesterday nurning. and
lef for Camp whitcomb, where they
spent the day romping over the noun.
tains and enjoying grand country din
nsr. They report a number Of health
seekerr at the Camp, and all apparently
enjoying life the lees, they can undrr IA.
circumstances.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16

q ME sese@e ee gses e,w sae ar.~a
csees % she CsssssAs.
The reeoarc.s Of Arisous and the po>si-
ble devclopwen, of her variesl in,er-,,s,
like and identical with thcs- II New Mex-
ico, psesen, an uabosndsd seld t~ the In
ves,mcpt u speculative capital. ons II
the many projected schemes, - described
by the winslow Mall, has no counterpart
In the civilized world The Mail saysi
A party 81 eastern capitalists, LAii IN
have some connection With the santa We
~ iliosd system, has b-en VISITING the
Grand Canon ~ the Colorado Zoe the pur-
pn~e ~ investigating the feasibility ~ lay
Ing an electric cable 80 miles In length
along the river with which 81 drive small
steamers through the Black canon and
other scenic points. where the ciinr. over
\ mile IN height, overhapg the s,r~am
Power In IL Ice generated by water wheels
diiv-n by the current ~ the river itself.
90 wherever feasible the water will he di-
vrrted into canals cut In rolh granite
walls aHl drup,sd inio the river again
A ooI,l-r wtrp cable will I've SUSPENDED
over the center 10 the river, whirh 10 f,r
the most part n,nut NJ feet In whlth. am!
electric l~wer will he conveyed 10 small
steamers, simi AZ "a the manner of run
ming electric railways The hies is tina,
this will become the mn~t popular route
for tourist travel. IN comparison to which
the YOSEMITE will sink into ins.gnidcsnce
Anoth-r feature " tn. rchrme 10 to con
v-y surplus Is'ver down the river. where
II will be ua'si for pumping the water II
The river Ia . height Of from fifteen Va
twenty feet upon mers land for irrigation.
covering an area larger than Massachu.
setts, where aud is now valu-icss, and
turning . desert into q garden.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16

~ diWsic.. Thsy WIN sss~ss~S ~
sosek. ssa IN spprssistioe a shsir =.
tss@ pressus him With scsss costly ssa
Substantial gins. Tvs Csssx.r knows
what n In ssars fbr him on he arrival
herei knows was, The trsinuea o. ths d.
vision bstween this city and winsicv Ia.
tend " give - their present. but a. Tie
request Of one promipent eoednsscr, ~
frsin from giving matters away until The
event trsnspircs. II b safe " cay that
the nov benedict, John Denair. and VIII
will long remember their friends amous
the generous. hearted railroad employee
along the Atlantic 4 Pacific. J. X. Bot.
isr. his chief clerk, will 20 wes, with the
private coach this evening.
nsve.~sss % Cssste~es.
v b. slaughter. the cattle haroa II The
American valley In soocrro county. can,
IN from bis He'll canon placer elaine ls.,
yesterday afternoon, accomplished By
Chss. v Hunt. who 10 his partner In TAI.
Ing Gu. gold nugg.,s. Mr.. slaughter via
pay some attention Tor the next fev veeks
" h~ cattle interests, leaving the psnnius
out u gold nuggets IN Mr.. Hunt.
Harry Gray. the cattle inspector scr The
division south ~ the city, is hsrs, in eou.
sul,a,ion with Secretary Brooke, Of the
Territorial Cattle Sanitary hoard.
". @ Bruton. the sccorro meat market.
or and rsiser 81 cattle, was In the city las
night, arriving from Colorado, where b
has several thousand head Of steers %
pasture. He went south 10 sccorro ,hIs
morning.
Frank Bloom. Of Trinidad, will asri~
this evening, and continue on 10 Hol.
brook. where he will superinssud the
loading Of two train loads Of steers, which
he recsntly purchased from the Aztse Cat
tie company.
r. Bowling. . prominsnt cattl, buyer
salina, kansss, Ia in the city. and goss
on. 10 Loibrook this evening. He Ia stes
steers. and will probably purehsss ssver.
al hundred bead from the Astsc Cath
company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
Csaing Rsasa

john DsnAr and wifs, nee Mis- Ida
Holster, their marriage taking place In
Ian Francisco last Monday evening. are
expected 70 arrive In the city In . Ssw
days. General supsristsadsss 0absi's
private coach, No. 100. arrived iron the
west this morning and WIN be sent out
On lie way 70 hoaAvs, csI.. On No. 9 this
evening. AZ hoAAvs Ms. and Ars Do.
nAir viii take passage and soos they win
b among Aiboqusrqas frisnds. A.
Needles, the gallant old baehslos, Who
analiy found oat thai marrying was ths
pNopsr step. viii b waited apea By .
committee of r~ilroad s@ployss aud pre-
ssnssd With sboa, $50 worth Il elegant
siivsrwsFs. He viii not be allowed 70
pas Williams undissarbsd. Here 10 was
lAs ssAssssi tTzismAsssr . ssw ysAss ego,
md wea shs rsgssd q W. sep,syss q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16

I. TIE Dissriet Gear, Cossss Of Bsrsaliiia \
Ths Isndoavills xstiooai Bsns.
xrs,.o.. No. ''a
Asoanpsia b. AssaeAneas.
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%.ss i s. oa 70 en- r.. e ~ sos so
tho same bsina Ocsobsr I. ispy, tudgnsut BY q
f-ait shsrsin Viii b rsadsssd asslsss roo -
the aid Pep ~ "''d e 's,i,f ;ss ED Il. sleir
A. D. Achrllzs, Att'rnss for 2 ainsia.
Aviss.
m n Costs ds Dlstrito. Condado Do Bssua lii
Tsrrttorio de Nasvo M-jteo.
n 8sneo Nsssosal d L, sdosviiisl .
'' '''"'SaI 4. T. s:i..a. NO. VI"
Assumpsit por I'm barge.
nticho d an sadalo, II. 3 polso~, q psl
sssas notiAoado gus Oh plato en- sssaapslt "
loTss ~ D,s;si.o %. d Q .sisac q Bs:ssiii
bssso kasl..l a "a. aapvilis q vTnss
psstescios sse!Anedo MI oqislsess fsspA
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:s:ss ss. Ssiss q oos. . g E A. 3. -;
ssss vsndida para ssaisfse.s d[sAo reslasse.
a. B. hoArLIz.. ISssaIopos aislo 1ssss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
utne tsisputr.

Tomorrow morning, the dispu,. Of RI
ward Mc,iler, &. ". Medler and Chss.
Mccoy. on one side. aud W. W. Strong.
j. l.. Hill. W. W. H-ss-ldsn and John
Borrsdsile. 90 the other side. over the
righ,ful ownership Of tho mines. Summit
and summit No. 2. up 10 the Cochiti
mining district, will come up for sdjudi-
cation beforr the mining committee Of
that district. Messrs }. u. May, n.
FLETCHER, p Shear. J. L. Hill. Heorge
Hofheins, l., b Dcwex. b. ID. Wilson, n.
r. Darcy and W Rogers constitute the
committee. W. b Chllders len this
morning for the district As the legal rep
rcscut.iivs ~ the Medlers, while N. b.
Field went up IN argue the side favorable
to Messrs Strong, Hill and others. For
the beneft Of the district and mining
throughout New Mexico In general. rHs
CITIZEN hopes tina, the dispute, when
settled. will he recognised g. snail aud
satisfactory To all parties concerned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
rarRss ksraesic~.

In compliance with army regulations,
which require all Unitsd stasss soldisrs
10 PRACTICE shooting two months every
year. thu troops 81 Fort Marcy are nov
daily engaged on the target range. COM
pAny b gcias on, cue day and d the nsxt
The aTst month is devoted 70 known dis
tapcs and individual skirmish srins add
the second tooo@pany skirmisa airing and
vollsy firing BY companies. Twelve hun
drsd rounds arr ared daily. Many Of the
men are rare ahoas. One q then made
nvs bale eyes In succession the other
day. Indeed. ths snlistsd mon In ths
United ssatss army uss more ammuni,ioo
and are recognised a. the best sso,s Of
any soldisrs Ia he wOrid.--Nsw MEXICAN
while In Topeka last March, Y. r.
La Cyuxs. Kan. vas iSisn VIA eSoisss
aorbus very severely TIE night clerk
81 the hotel where 10 wa ssoppinr, nap
psned 10 have . bostls q Ckam bsr,sInEs
Collie. Cholera and Diasyhosa Remedy snd
gave HIN three dosaa, vhioh rslisved ~
and - thinks saved hh lifs. Every
fAsAily should keep this remedy In ,hsir
home .. ell times. No ves ean ssll no.
sooa 70 nay DO nsoded. Il COSTA bat q
'rins and may b the means a szyia9
much san.stag And gsrhAps The lifs os
'ons aasmber q ne family 10 and 20
ssnt bottles Shs sale By T. II. Burgess q
Son, Druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16

Items About the Gold District
OF Bernslillo County.
THos. nccusws BmsY talk.

Tnoe' mctune, tho Oh 70 'oraho miner,
Who quissly accepted pointers while In
this citv . few weeks ago and then isft
Tor the Coehiti miniag district, h among
Ne again. and this morning made plsss-
ant call ~ THn CirixsS once Mac. dont
like " talk much-he 10 cns ~ thcee rsti.
cant miners, who knows lcts sbou, min.
eral rcch. but keeps tie beet information
altogether 70 bims-lf He, however.
granted us the privilege 81 quoting hun
- saying that "Cochi,i 10 . world be.,sr
beyond doubt. building Ia going on 10
every direction, and new business houses
are spring1ng up and business men go
Ing into the district every day" Con,in.
uins, Mr.. hcCune aid; "a. o. Berg. Of
Nebraska, . friend ~ Dr.. Denney. has
arrived ss Bland. and will erect house
at once for clothing store, where miners
and prospecsors can get clothing - cheap
~ anywhere In the territory. He bought
lot nsxt "a .Codington q Finch, and
expects 10 have his business In running
order IN short time, There 10 talk of q
n" ~ ~ P VA" "
Bland ami piping the water from cochiti
osaon'
cocnrTi csvsns.
The following i,sms about the aincs
and people Of the Cochin mining dis,slo,
are taken from the Cochit Call:
Medic Dia aud Santa Cars canons Arc
'ss. coming 70 the mont a. nrss-clasa
niner~i propositions
Thres benches or tunnels run In 10 de-
velop the Iron King show the orc body Of
that mine 70 be II least thirty ave feet
WIS
coryen Hooker Are busy surveying
tnN AssFs nenose t,ropsrts, 70 me
soo'n o. Lone Sssr and Warrington.
X l.. Marksbury b pushing develop
ment work on the Monster aud Corens
lodes. extensions Of the washingtou aud
"a's 'o''
oNe one more pc'n' sor cochio. Tue
Crown posns nine 'hs week encountered
Arge vein 81 ore inst gives an average
OF over eIOc per tou In gold.
Ths vicksburg lode, n northern extern
sion Of the Lone Star, 10 crs,.s-cu,tiur
shows mp Q fourteen foot vein Of One
quarts. The v,cksburg 10 the property
49, Aey'
samples OF ore from the Queen Of
speaee loae at q depth 81 10 feet from the
surface gave an assay Of FOL per ton In
gold ana " ounces In silver. This pro
perry 70 one-hAh mile from Bland or
hASe.
Development On the Monument group
~; " ~ ~ onoe ana % pussed Win .
o.. Asr - oan -. n
20 = 60 - 81. oa.'.Yse nus@cn'
.h,., ...,. ' ' P'o"Aans !" 10
S"'' p"oi
The Union lode has been cold on
thirty day option for $4,000. Develop
msnt work will 10 pushed On the pro-
perry. The Uuior was located BY George
Hofheins and others. Who also own de
Black Girl and Iron Queen adjoining,
which they Arc developing.
r, M.,,o m. 49,, r..
r-os,i.,m. ,,..,.,..s- s",s~% ~. ~ w
in4ss mn sIps-sI - ~ III
whI~h n.rs;.. ~ c.sS. ~ - ~
~ Nn ~ ~ dsrnpp . 100 -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16

For the past two or three days, the
santa Fe railroad boys have been living
in hopes Of receiving their pay checks to-
day. and in consequence the merchants
81 the city have been smiling. The ru-
NOR turns on, a. I've q mistake-A rank
delusion, as no cheeks have arrived. and
the man who stated the report. when
csught. liz likely 10 I've treated Ia a mild
coat II tar aud feathers. However, there
ia silver lining a. every cloud Of dissp-
poin,ment, and 1t IL now reported that
tho pay checks for the Santa Fe employees
will leave Topeka this evening, reaching
here on Sunday. when the money for the
local employees will Immediately be put
into general circulation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
Tee >elS.lnpsrsaAs.

iAa Ne&hn tptic.
The trouble with santa Fe always mas
been that her pcople look upon their
town AZ the only town In New MEXICO.
and their people a. the only people In all
the territory. However, when they at
tempt to dress up their fiiocisls In stolen
plnmes, the case becomes lhtle 10 over.
bearing for patience. The following ez-
tracts explain themselves and show their
connection with this preface;
A. wAmsley, deputy shsri6 Of Union
county, arrived here with Jose Gragorio
Cassdos In custody. under two indict.
inents In Bernalillo county, for murders
has been fugitive from justice. sheriff
W. p. Cunningham, of Santa re, come in
Friday morning aud took tbs prisoner 10
to Albuquerque. stockman.
Sheriff Cunningham returned from
Union county this morning. having In
charge arigori' Casodoe, charged with
the murder IL young man named Juan
Sisn-r,'S, near Archuleta, In Bsruslillo
county, in the summer Of 1890. The muir
der WAS = most brutal one, Casanos hav-
ing shot Sisneros through the head with
out the least provOcsttOn. Al tho March
term ~ the Bernalillo county court, held
in 1891, Cssa.ios wAs indicted for tbs
murler Since then hs has been Q fusi-
tive from justice. sheriff Cunningham
got on the murierer's trail short time
ago. and this morning succeeded In land
Ing him safely behind the bars Of the
county jail in this city. Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16

Prot. skesls aud wifi, Of tbs Conserve
tory Of Music, took the No. 4 passenger
train this morning for 0lorissta, whsrs
they Will bs joined by Prof. Won Fsnnsar,
who len the city several days ago on
horssbsck and who is booked 10 reach
0lo~istts this morning. From there they
will move on 70 the Pseos river. and the
spsehlsd trout had better keep an eye on
the three wsil-known musical people.
They will remain On the Psoos, ashing,
hunting and having = good time gsnsr-
ally sor several weeks, and during their
abssncs the Conservatory Of Music will
be elosed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16

q. s. :.i s:: 81. . n r., !: 8: -:
a. ss;s . Y; 's.s.: e ~; .: 8
y - WI, S ss;;EI,s:so 49,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
rat,sem by n Ghag,

Little Johnny Franklin. the three
year-old am Of Engineer Franklin, was
badly lac.ru,ei about the fac. by being
bitten 10y dog belonging u Engineer J
N. Diamond, the other day. The dog, .
bug black cur. bounded onto the little
fellow, and buried lie teeth into ,h.
cheek. lips and under the thrHt Of
Johnny beforc the cog was driven OF.
Mr. franklin was on, on his run IN the
Atlantic h Pacific wher the accident hap
pencd. but this morning requested tbs,
the dog be killed. The matter was re-.
ported N Marshal Fluke. who orirrd
the dog catcher 10 shoo, and kill the
vicious cur.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16

Avsl sAnchss. the ahssa-ysar-old con
Of Nsssor sanchss, deceased, disd In
Bsrsias. south q the city. this morning
at 8 o'clock, and was buried In Tia
Barslas osmstsry this aNssHeoa as
o'ei"ek By UndsrtAksr Strong. The
young man died ffoa dropsy. Hs
father. about svs years ego, got into Q
quarrel with some COWBOYS. and wss
shot and killed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16

bicycle races. hc~pe racing. co., we're
present. In good force, aud sii had some-
hing 10 cay. J. A. Jacoby wss request
~ IN ofi,c:sss - Temporary chairman,
AMI ". J. Dixce acted ~ SECRETARY. AZ
ter CONSIDERABLE. disoussiou, pro and con,
the e. air sppointed the following gentle.
men 10 consult with the Driving Park as
scciation In regard N securing suitable
grounds; Henry Broekmeisr. n. Crcs-
ssn, L. ID. Msndell, Prank Kr~amer and
W. J. Dixon. This COMMITTEES was In.
s,ruc'cd by the meeting IN report LIE pro.
gr-ss =, smother meeting 10 be held AZ
the band rrom on Saturday evening. On
motion the chair appointed q soliciting
committee 10 ovnsist u the following gen.
,l-men; q. ". Hsowne, v. n. Weaver.
III fluke, WIN. wndmansee and W. r.
McCrigh,. Amer the appointment, of this
committees, Mr. Mandell announced that
b" knew II = number ~ cur citizens who
r,d stated ,bn, they would pul~cr,ls o.
each toward securing = rporting park un
,h,r SIDE ilr Al-" stated tina, he knew,
" suitable grounds rnuld I've l,zAt,zi On
thu mcsa, that certain capitalists would
a, once construct al electric sir~.t rail
way On IT, the mesa Frank krram-r
informed the meeting that he would erect
tn. grand r,ani fr-s ~ all costs. Mr..
Crn~sAn offered Ia lease ground on the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
kzespssss 20 sse sole.

Tho strongest animals in the vorh an
those which live On . vegetables dist Ths
lion 10 ier,csous rather than stsSas. The
bull. horse, reindeer, elephant and aa,s-
lope, all couspicuna for ssrsngth. choos,
. vegetable die, --Aibuquercue Cirizxs.
what sbout the A-a, Mr.. Crrisnrt Tks
elephant, or any other quAdrupcd cannes
compare with this insect for strength. n
proportion ~ size yet the hea does nd
live on vegetable diet that any one knows
of-LAs Vegas Optic.
While al Peskskill. N. y, NJ. I. A.
Scrivcn, . prptnineut manufacture q
New York City. purchased . bottle q
Chamberlsin's Cough Remedy. sucA
good results were obtained from its us|
that he sent back TO the draxRist frua
whom hs bad obtaiusd II for two move
bostles Of tbs same remedy. when yoS|
have . cough or cold give this psspsrs-|
siou trial and, like NJ. scrivsn, you vi
want u when again 10 nesd VI sueh Z
moti,cine. II 10 remedy Of great WORT
and merit. so can't bottle Sbr ale By q
h. Burgsss d Bon. DruEgssts.
With the blood full q hunosu. ~
heated ssr "a 70 al the more oppssssiv1
Give the system . thorough cleansis
with Ayer's Sarxapsrlla and Q doss :
two III Ayers Pills. and you viii suidgI
summer N never bsfrs In your IA
just ~ this sos ooos, and youil nos ri
psnt Il.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
Dsasisss. s,sA pheli.

On "Wednesday. June 10, Joseph Den.
nison, . popular clerk In the employ OF
the Atchison. Topeka q sAutA ~ rail.
road company, honsdnock building. Chi.
eago, and Miss Campbsll will be mar
ried, the ceremony 70 tAks place a, Gal
weston. Tsnss. Mr.. Dsnnisou years ago
was . rssidsns Of this city, employed q,
the Atlantic q Pacific oiiices. His old
time ffisrds aud thoss who have me, him
sincs then, will unite With THH CITIZEN in
extending congratulations.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16

Sometime ago vas troubled with an
attack u rheumatism, used Chamber.
iAin's Palm BALM and was completely
cured. have since advised my friends
and cussomers 10 try the remedy and all
spsAk highly Of IL, BnoE aoLpsApn.
Ban Luis Rey, Cal. For sale by T. II.
Burgess q bon. Drusgists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
sstrshaay ssrPvsse.

On yesterday. r. v. Rsllis, employed
At the J. II. Hughes saddlsry company.
reached his twenty. secG,d birthday. The
event, though kept quiet. crept out by
some means, and last evening he was
surprised by party II gentlemen and
.Adies. who copyrighted q, Mr.. Hughes
where he boards. A jolly good tune was
had eating Ice cream. cakes and drinking
lemonade 10 the health Of Mr.. Falls.
Dancing was indulgsd In, the happy
crowd repairing 10 the band room where
they tripped the "ligh, fantastic" fcs ssv-
ersl hours 70 music from the band. The
following ladies were present: Misses
Mamie and Maud Simpson, Mamie Nc
Cue, Pearl Saunders, Elith Rsnner.
Pearl ssnguinetts, Kitty Rafferty,, Bertha
Hooper and Lena Priessner, while the
gentlemen present wsre, viz Harry
McCue. Allie Codington. walter Butler.
Floyd whi,sou, Robert Fettcrs, Charley
McDonAld, Sol Benjamin. Frank Towns,
Ernes, Dougherty and Johnny Hanlin.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16

sxr.~shss N MA "A. No.. ~rhc = A v~~-
sav the ev,i vro.~b. sA~v~hv. Nearly
ali NJ she ,..Asv. a ,hs r.v,hiIs~u Marty
TODAY. Ar. o.,.pohe, 4, favor Of bims
tslI,ss,. Th.v ,.vouo>s 10 make silver.
v,,h ,.,,,..,,o, "a American lsbor and
prc,,uess. . marty question. A I am On.
thus,ss.,saliy In favor Of bosh proposi.
t,ops. vby shoud I no. be a rspublicsn |,
Nv ft,cpd s,amm wa sorm~r,y \ rcpub-
l,c.n. therefore mus. be In favor Of pgo-
lection. % I eappo, ses vhy be doe, no,
i,in "a. In Oh. rood vorh. N M.ssrs.
Reed, Hear, Lodge, Burrows. Cameron
and other. bsv. been sr.,ns, silver ard
now prypo.. 70 favor n. I cannot see vhy
ne should NO, rrio,c. and velcome them I
III ,bould leave ,b. rrpabi,can marty
A nv friend surr,s,s. with vhs, marry
should I Affiliate 10 AID a,lyer,
Not the Cleveland marty. sureIy. FIR
tia, In ob.,inap,Iy ou,,o.-d IN bo,h silver
and pro,-ctiou. 1 bo,,, h, would no, id.
Wis, that I become q popaiist. moe,
certainly am no, . candidate for either
,b. Iuna,ic asylum or p-ni,entisry, with
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
Chsiss and ksvep.

W. G. heehsn, chief clerk IN the trans
portAtion department. Of the Atlantic b
Pacific railroad. This city, returned home
last Sunday. afser spending i've weeks
In southern California In the hope that
the climate there might prove beneficial
70 his health. For the past few days he
has suffered with ehiils and fever. and on
the advice of his attending physician and
frisnds. left this morning for santa Ps,
where he will enter the sanitarium ther~
fbr treatment Mr.. keehsn was the
city treasurer Of the city under Mayor
Field's administration, and has many
warm friends IN the city who Join with
this paper 10 wishing hun = speedy re-
turn 10 health again.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16

"Ths Man in Black" by Stanley wsy.
ssAn, al Aliens.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
the BULLET ROUTE.
Charles T.. Hngerman shoots
Himself Through the Head.

ouT os wonk AND Dts osDEsT.