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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

company 10 lay mains anil put In by
disa,s ~ soon ~ Ioesible.
III. street committee wac instructed a.
secure the c.-i ~ STRENGTHENING Tij-ras
av.nu- b-,w--n srcoud and rhirl streets
Alderman iirrkmr"r rcI"ri'-l up"u the
a'ivipAhility II allowing the Ms. aud
hose COMPANIES ~ rrmAin ~ their I'rrs.
rn, quarters Rrrrr, accepted
The question "f the appointment ~ a
sewer inspector was discussed, aud the
matter referrch to the sewer committee
Adjourned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
The following bills wer- report"vi uIoi
fayornbly by the fin Inc. committee:

On motion of Alderman lirr1rll.n, see
ondsd by Alderman simpler, the above
report II the finance committee was &c.
c-ptsl aud the clerk instructed: a. draw
warrants for the amounts
W. "a Mccormick submitted the follow.
ing 10 the board
TO the Honorable Mayor and Ci,y Council 81
Albuquerque.
GssrLKsks-l am forming a system "i
merchants police for the protection II the
| business portion of ia. city fsum rubber
I.s aud hrrs. | herewith ask your SUPP
port in same and also commission ~
special officer W. u MCCORMICK,
TN motion 81 Alderman Hess-lden,
seconded by Alderman krrl~r. It waS re-
frrry-i to the mayor with I"wer Ia &C, IN
tn, matter.
Judge Adams, S,,orury for perfec'o
Armijo. presented resolution in regard
to the lent 81 the property of his client by
ia. city, the warrant for same
to be drawn On the rent, ligh
and fuel fund, and u be delivered To th'
said Armljo gu tue last day Of eAci
AMI every month
On motion 81 Alderman Her-elden. ssc
onded by Alderman Otcro, the clerk wa
instructed Ia comply with the wishes u
aald Armijo A. presented 10y the latter
attorney
X &. Brown. agent for the Geuder 4
Pslscke Manufacturing company, Of Mil
wAuk-e, Wis offered Ia supply the cit!
with pigeon. hole cabinets and safety lie
. p"ri, cells, 81 heavy plate metal. 70
stated figures ia his Communication.
This matter was, on motion, referred
the finance committee.
On motion Of Alderman Hes-elien, Sec
ond-d by Alderman Simpler, Aldermn
O,-ro was appointed n committee Of On
tn consult with the county commissioner
With reference Ia purchasing the safe q
whi,snn's music stor~, belonging 10 III
county.
n. Il. Rose 4 Co, A l.. Sta-hlin, an
:. whitney, Dodson n Co, presented Did
:, for the erection ~ several drinking fmr
tains for horses on the streets,
On motion 81 Alderman korber, s-c"nd
,d 10y Alderman Brockmeier, the hN
were. laid ON the tAbl. indefinitely.
70 The report II Treasurer Mckee WI
presented. showing the rrceipts and di
u burs.,n.nts ~ the city treasurer r."
" April ~ to Angus, 20, 1874. inclusive,
follows:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

u. W. Fuller. II CAnSjobrie, N. ",
ssys tina, b. always k.apa DIR, Kings
New Discovery In the house aud hid
family always found the very best ro-
suits follow ne use tina, he w"ald not be
wi,hou, II. " prncurable, u. A. Dyke
man. druggist, CA,Sklll, N Y, says that
DR. Kings New Discovery is individually
ID. l.st cough r-m-dyi that he has USED
!, In his family or eight years, and u m.
never fail-i IA do all that 10 eiA'med
fr Il. Why not try q reme.!y ~ long
tried and i.st.Si. fr,Al bottles free at
Dr r II Duryea's n sons. drug store,
Regular size noe and 10,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

balance on hand August 20. 1894, g..
6sa *. PRASK McksK,
City Treasurer.
TIL. aboy. rsport, on motion. was ~.
f.rr,d a. IA, finance committee. where the
coupou. will b. eramined
TIN. council allowed the bill 81 Rrnesi
v.v.-, snr aakins sewer connection.
.uouu,iuv 10 siOO a5.
Judge whi,sman informed the council,
/, r.,poos. 10 prry ious action Of the coun
eli ,hs, h, would defend the city In IL,
emit Nth IN. Ter-.e. Improyemsn, CON,
p.nv sor Al 500 10 be paid a. follows: INV,
h,ndr,.i dollar. An . retainer fee in cash
.nd A, noo a, .na Of sui, II the decree q
n. eour, shall In in favor Of the city, bu
w.w.,n., on,v AsoO a, An. and Of ,h.
.mt
Tn. m.,,sr WAS laid over 10 be brough
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
cAsT-iRoN BRICKS.
walls Of some oerm.a Institutions
Constituted OF that Material

walls Of some Uerm.b Institutions
Constituted OF that Material
while was ia Germany last
year" said w l.. burgess OF New
Haven, II came across several walls
surrounding some Of the public insti.
tutions that were constructed out u
cAst.irnn bricks These bricks GER
tainly haze many advantages over tho
old fashioned clay bricks though
they may not prove to he superior 10
all respects In form aud slEe these
bricks resemble our ordinary bricks,
but they are composed OF cast iron
and hollow. The she'll 10 % thin that
the brick weighs less than one made
OF clay A wall is built Of such ma
t.rial without the use Of NOR
tar. and no skilled labor Is re-
guircd in laying them. The upper
aud lower sides Of the bricks are pro-
vidcd with grooves and projecting
ribs. which III into each other easily
aud perfectly, and form . wall Of
great strength. There are also two
large circular openings In the upper
side Of each brick, arranged 40 rs to
receive projections on tho lower sido
OF the brick tina, 10 10 be placed above
Il. One OF the projections IL hook
shaped, which secures q solid hold.
A wall 81 these bricks is put together
very quickly. After the wall II bulls
II In covered with PAINT This closes
all the cracks rendering the wall AR
tight and prevents the bricks from
rusting. The bricks are very durable,
and a building constructed of them
would lie practically froprooG"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

Judg. sterry, solicitor for the Atlantic
Il Pacific. came in from Flagstaff yester-
day afternoon. and continued on 10 Chi
cago las, night. lie was At Flagstaff TO
represent the railroad company In . suit
brough, to recover 100000 damage for
the death Of Brakeman X. J. Dickinson,
who WAS killed In head-snd collision On
that Rad. near Ash Fork, several years
ago The jury brought In verdict fav-
orAble 10 the railruad company. II being
proven that the telegraph operator 81
Ash Fork had given orders To the wrong
trs,n-th. train upon which Dickinson
WAS killed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

tdito-s Citissn.
THK CITIZEN remarked the other day
that our city affairs were carefully man.
aged by the republican mayor and coun-
Gil. A large numbsr Of your readers and
taxpayers would like To know what kind
Of pull acme Of the democratic alder
men have with the board when they can
smuggls large bills through under the
name Of their employees. The tact Of any
alderman putting bills through in this
manner SHOVE fraud on the face of Il, and
the mayor should put his foot down
heavy ON all such bills u he Wishes ia
have y clean administration.
TkxPAYkR
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
rae 3atn.

One of the finest rains for several yeArs
commenced 10 fall yesterday afternoon 81
3 O'Clock and continued for nearly an
hour. Then the water rested until even
ing. when II hogan 10 rain again 81 10
o'clock and continued, In occasional
showers. until 4 o'clock this morning
Til. residents along Coal and Tueras ave-
nuss. in the Highlands, suffered consider
able from the water overlooking the gul.
lies on hese avenues, and tboss who goi
wet are complaining about the city coun'
Gil being negligent in no, preparing for
such e,ierg-ncieH.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

\. Il. Clifford. ~ New Castle, Wis, was
troubl-d with neuralgia aud rheumatism,
his stomach was dieori-rs.i. his liver wAr
Affscted to An alarming degree, apostle
fell away. and WAS terrible r-duc'Si IN
hesh aud strrngth. Thro. b1ttl.s II
Electric Bitters cur~d him.
EDWARD shepard. Harrisburg, III hal
q running SIR. on his leg II eight years
standing, Used three bottles IL klectri,
Bi,,sre anh seven boxes Il Buekl-n's Ar
MICA salv-. ami his leg In sound aud we'll
John Speaker, Cstswba. q had nv,
large fever sor~r gu his leg, doctors aAid
be was incurable. One bottle E'-.tris
Bitters and one boz ii Bucklen's Armies
Bslvs cured him entirely sold by DIR
T. n. burgess a Son's, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
Cattle Gssa9 60 Texas.

Seventeen cars, loaded with cattle from
the AcomA Cattle company 81 Grants.
arrived from the west this morning At
Q ~ O'Clock, and after be!ng 1Aisrsd here
we're continued On N Trinidad. COL,
from which place they arc shipPsd 10
Panhandle City, Tsxss. Mr.. saint, Of
the company, 10 q, Grants, aud 10 super
in,endin. the loading of twenty cars Of
cat,ls to-day These care arc expected
70 reach the city some time during the
night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

A letter received by Juan Apo'isea, ~
siding In the chihuahua district Of the
city, gives tho information thu, Miguel
o'sro. formerly Of San Miguel county r."
is'oA quarrel with AN Indian 81 Hack
berry. On the Atlantic q Pacific, the Other
esy, snd saabbed the IodlAn very badly
Va letter 10 written In Spanish but M
ApsdAoA infosms TuH CnIxzs THAI otsro'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
w.-. On. LAYER s.pr,-a.a- a..


For our negl-c, of II Wy ,naic,ing voon us
.iok b-aaiachs, by dyeinx the skin yellow.
coating the soasus with fur, producing
vertigo. pains In the right side and sour
,ng III. breath, ". arr little less tbsu ts-
nA,ics II ". d,.r~gar'i tn. chassissnent.
n VIZ call Hos'et,er's Stomach Bitters "
our aid, tranquility aud health follow
speedily, and with the departure OF the
symptoms ment ionei. depsrts also ir~g-
| ulNri,y 81 the bow-ls. which invariably
attends disorder II III, liver. In ma
iariai complaints th- liver N always in
| volv-d. and II IL u fortunate circumstane
tina, the tine, anti. bilious mssiicinc w Ain''
the finest HI-Citc In sxistsncs ior every
f,,rm III malariAl disease. Nor 10 lerr
.iiicacious for dyspepsia, failure of apps
~. and strength, nervousness and
rheumatic tendency. II r-nrws the Abil
ny Ia sleep, and generally promotes con
valercencr after wasting diseases.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

Why us- impure water when you can
get . natural stone germ proof water H.
Ter for ~ Call on W. v. Russell, agent,
At CAsssll's barber shop, or send street
and nunlbsr ami hs win call and show
soetA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
ap fresn s'eraita.

Andr-as A. Romero. son 81 J. Placido
Romero, deceased II PerzltA, Valencia
county. made 4 pleasant call at The Crit
INN office and renewed his subscription
for another term During HIS converse
tion the fact vas Developed that the Rio
drande valley in Valencia county and
south IL I'll. city had recsived mos. exoel-
len, rains during the past ten days aud
that the country In general looks flourish
ing He also stated that q. II. Pradt,
who 10 surveying the small holdings oi
land fer he government. has established
his headquarters 81 Perslta and 10 al
work. Mr. Romero will remain In ths
city during the day. returning home this
evening
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

The Atrisco grant, which partly con-
ti,c,s with the Albuquerque grant. has
been ON trial before the United States
,our, Of private land elaine fos the pas,
two days and una, continue throughout
N. morrow. Judge warren aud Mr., z
A Y,sks rsprrssn, the people Of Atriseo
ard Mr.. y. W. Clancy for the Albuqusr
hue grant. The case involves soue nots
worthy points oflaw and 10 being wsschs,
with much interest by the legal fraternity
New Mexican,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

Az Camp whiteomb good eook ID Sun
ployei. and visitors 10 that resort can got
a. rsAsoaAbls ra.ss. Also plenty Of good
Jssssy milk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

Who vas drunk. had treated several In.
dams IN liquor. and the whole party were
quite hilar,ons. The Indian, who was
s,sb,,-d, appeared among the party and
made acme rrmsrk to otcro. which an-
gcr-d the latter aud he jumped =, the In.
dian with dagger The Indian s dan.
s-rously stabbed, death probably result.
Ing before this time. The Mexican In IN
Jail At kingmsn, anil the Indians say that
they will hill . Mexican for revenge.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

A fsw days ago Tbs CiriIss announcsi
tina, Victor OcloA, the MsIican r-volu-
ti"nist, was In old town and stopped with
= fri-n.i, intimA,ing At the time that sad
friend was = newspaper man. In. NJ
paso Herald. in commenting on the dis
closure ~ III. whereabouts Of Ochos by
THH CITIZEN. makes this comment:
so II Seems that senior Victor ochos
has sn orgsn--not hand organ atsr the
Italian street musician s,yie-but news
paper, albeit u Ia only q single sheet
the Opinion PublicA, published In old Al
bupu-rque, N. NJ, where the Mexican
piess censors can M, get 81 II, and the
las, numt,-r de Agusto the wrrtchsd
thing In fillesi with vile abuse 81 Cover
nor Ahnmada of Chihuahua, To the extsn,
~ six or eight columns. II 10 q waste oi
printers ink, for the governor " the mos'
popular man In the state II Chihrahus,
and stands mnr- than q sighting chance :,
he the next Mexican president.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
s...ra, OF .ss De.a Y,rsm..

James A. Norton. the fireman Who was
killed in the Cubero bridge wreck on the
Atlantic a Pacific, IN Thursday morning.
was buri.,i In fsirview cemetery under
,h. auspices II Mineral Loigc No. X.
II p this morning Al a;3D o'clock.
The funeral services occurred ~ the
undertaking parlor- ofo W. strung, on
sroond r,r-e,. aud were conducted by
Rev. Howard Billmsn, acting pastor u
the Presbyterian church A. the grave
T. A finieal read the special X. Of =.
services. The pall.bcsrerr were the fol-
lowing Knights; X u, Booth. NJ. G. Net.
Teton, Carl snwe, Cue. Thelin, N. II.
Ssbin, X l. D-ison. Besides the neu.
l~rs u Mineral hsige. quit. number II
friends IL the dead fireman followed bis
remains to their hnsl resting place
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The city Fathers Transact d
Big Lot Of business.
bills ALiAbwED.

The bnar,i ~ aldermen met lac, evening
In regular meeting.
Preseu:-Msyor Lu,hy, Aldermen An.
bright. Bruckmei-r, arsndr, HeSSeldrn.
kmbrr. Ot.r,, Simpler, and Clerk Dixon.
Alernt Alderman schwartz.
Tho minutes ~ III, regular meeting Il
Angus, 9Th w-r, real and approved
Til. following new bulls were real and
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-14
THE COMMISSIONERS MEETING
Some Interesting Matters Before 1t
This Afternoon.

The county commissioners will meet in
regular monthly session this afternoon at
o'clock. 1t is probable that they will
have before them some matters of more
than usual interest. Among other things
is the matter of the coroner's physician
under the recent legislative act. The
commissioners will have to elect that offi-
Ger and fix the amount of his salary
1t is hardly proba BILE that there will be
an election this afternoon, as the county
finances are not in such condition that
the physician S salary can be paid until
the new budget is made up. The money
now in the treasury can be used for no
other purposes than those mentioned in
the last budget, and this new item Of ex-
pense must come in the next one and out
of this years taxes, which are not col
lected until December. They will prob
ably advertise the matter before coming
TO any conclusions.
Hover's stomach will again be called
forth for discussion, and the matter may
be definitely settled this time There are
bills against the county now for about $3.50
for the post norton, and they were re-
ferred at the last meeting TO the solicitor
general. He has looked INTO the matter
and will report to the board this after
noon. The bills are there, but whether the
commissioners will see fit TO pay them or
not is another matter.
Commissioner Carson has in hand a
statement showing the comparative ex.
penditures from the amounts appropriaA
ted in the budget for the years 1892 and
1893. The statements are for the ten
months OF each Of the years, ending Dec.
81. For the ten months of 1892 the coun-
ty'sexpenses were STA, 100 % and for the
same time OF 1898 they were Sl02, 5ll Al, a
difference Of over 1000 The dredge.
which cost 81, 900. was bought in 1892, but
the care OF conyicts cost 5000 more
IN 1893 than during the preceding
year There has been expended
on the superior court $4,000 less IN
1898 than during the preceding year. and
the amount OF the commissions Of the
county treasurer being hXed By law, he
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-14
NEvE FUND.
TO TRY THE ebert.
Drayton and Whitaker Streets Might
be Surfaced With it.


be Surfaced With it.
A letter has been received by a city
official from the city engineer of Birming-
ham, Ala, in which the latter speaks
very highly Of the use of ebert as paving
material by his city and county.
birmingham says the engineer, "has
about IS miles of ebert streets, and the
county about IT'S miles of ebert roads.
They are mainly macadam roads, either
with broken stone or Stag foundation,
with two to four inches of ebert for a
surface, which is applied just like the
macadam and rolled. II soon becomes
compact under traffic. If sprinkled be
fore rolling it is an advantage. We never
stop the traffic; the more it gets the bet
ter for the street. 1t makes better road
than broken limestone, wears better, less
dust and is smoo her. Where the foun-
dation is good four or five inches of ebert
on the sub-grade makes an excellent
driveway. 1t costs us about so cents per
cubic yard in the finished road. 1t costs
about 20 cents per cubic yard on cars at
the pits"
Engineer Kendrick, of Birmingham,
says that city has roads built in 1897 of
ebert which are still in good condition.
He recommends that the city engineer of
Savannah make trip there for the DUR
BOSO Va Aiftob4SdOAhE bLlO SNOJNSb VI CllGIb
as paving material.
If ebert can be obtained at the figures
named by Engineer Kendrick, even allow
ing. for the cost of freight, it would prove
the cheapest paving material yet used by
Savannah. City Engineer VIM is greatly
impressed with the advantages of ebert
as a paving material, and is anxious to
have the city use it on two streets that
are to be paved this year. He considers
the experiment made by the Central rail
road on New street sufficient, proof of the
| durability of the ebert.
Col VIM thinks it would be a good
| idea for the city to give Whitaker and
| Drayton streets surfacing with ebert.
| This could be done at comparatively small
cost and would be great improvement
on the ugly, noisy and uncomfortable cob
blestone pavements. The present cobble-
stone pavement on those streets would
make an admirable foundation for the
| ebert.
Then, If New Houston street was paved
across from Whitaker to Drayton II
would give fine driveway around the
park, and if Bull street should be paved
from New Houston to Henry street there
would be a complete driveway north ano
south through the very best portion of the
| city.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-14
NO CLEW TO SMALLS YET.
A Detail Of Police Makes a Search Of
His HauntS.

A Rumor That He Was Seen at Thun-
derbolt and Crossed to the Islands.
No Steps Taken Yet to Offer a Re-
ward-An Old Colored woman's
Story to the Solicitor General.
Nothing has been heard yet of the
whereabouts of murderer Smalls.
A mounted detail of police under COM
mand Of Sergeant Baughn lett the bar
racks before daylight yesterday morning,
and spent the entire day
in searching the fields and
swamps south and southwest of the city.
The detail was armed with rifles and con-
sisted of officers II. w. Baughn. 7. Q.
Murphy, James Mcguire and P. ]. Eivers.
All the places in which Smalls has been
reported to have been seen in that sec
ton in the last two days, were searched,
but without finding a single trace of him.
SAID TO HAVE BEEN AT THUNDERBoLT.
1t was reported to Chief Green that
Smalls had stolen boat at Thunderbolt
and escaped to the islands. The neigh
borhood of the latter place was also
searched, but no trace of the murderer
was discovered. The police are at loss
now which way to turn to look for Smalls,
but their belief is that he is still in the
SWduupS OF OHdJndIu county.
No steps have yet been taken to secure
the offering of a reward for Smalls' ap-
prehension. There is some surprise that
nothing of this kind has been done. There
is no doubt that Gov. Northen would
readily offer reward if he
were made acquainted with
the circumstances of the killing. If
a movement were started among the citi-
zens for fund, to be offered as a reward
fO1 "a /
with ready response.
AN OLD CoLoRED woMAN's STORY.
Hannah Pinder, an old colored woman
living at President and Randolph streets,
reported to Solicitor General Fra
ser yesterday that Smalls was
at her house Monday night.
She said he was there only minute or
two, and that she was so badly frightened
that she screamed and Smalls ran off.
She said he had shotgun with him,
which, from her description, resembled
that she heard some negroes
in the neighborhood say that Smalls
would be back at his place at the corner
of jackson and Guilford streets, last
night. Detective Morgan, who heard the
woman's story, put watch on the place,
but Smalls did not show up.
sMALLs' RIFLE A COLTS.
A policeman reported last night that he
had been told by parties who knew Smalls
that the rife which he carries is not a
| Winchester, but Colts. If this is cor
rect it should furnish an additional clew
| to the searchers for the murderer, as
Colts rifles are rarer than Winchesters
in this section.
Dowell Mcpherson, the negro who was
arrested near Pooler, Sunday, for Smalls,
is still confined at the barracks. Detec-
tive Morgan thinks he may be able to
bring a charge against Mcpherson for
some previous misdeeds.