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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-05

York, Newport and Baltimore society.
At the tableaux vivants given in the
Madison Square assembly rooms for
charity in New York last April, Miss
Morris impersonated Queen Louise of
Prussia. The living picture she appeared
in was arranged after Muller's celebrat-
ed painting, which was afterward among
the exhibits in the Art building at the
Worlds fair. In the tableaux Miss Nor
ris represented the beautiful queen ar
rayed in an empire gown of surprising
loneliness and standing in a most pictur-
esque pose on a marble stairway.
She was rapturously applauded, and
her beauty created furore among the
society people present. The Morris fam
lily is one of the oldest and wealthiest
families in Maryland, and as Gerhard is
millionaire the young couple are well
provided with this worlds goods. Since
Gerhard was first smitten with the orr
ole beauty's charms three years ago he
has been q changed man. He is reputed
to have forsworn all malt and spiritu-
Gus liquors, turned his back on fast liv-
ing and become as steady as the pro-
verbal clock. In other words, he has en-
tirely retired from the wild oats business,
and as he Is said to be young man of
actual ability and worth as well as
wealth he will doubtless fill the role of
Benedict very acceptably.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-05
Your Best Young Man.

You can t always just tell what your
best young man is going to develop in
to-" said the girl in the blue jacket.
Now, 1 know young man, and when
l first met him l said to myself: AT
last! Here he Is! A real live man
without a fad And / was happy in
the thought that he wouldn't talk foot
ball or theosophy to me. But it didn t
take me long to find out my mistake.
Of all the fads / ever heard of that
mans fad is the very worst.
He does tricks with cards and can
juggle things" continued the girl in
the blue jacket, as her eyes grew bright
and her cheeks pinkish. AT luncheons
he fishes his handkerchief out of my
muft and finds his gloves in my jacket
pocket. If you hand him a glass of water,
he'll turn 1t upside down and ask you
blandly why the water doesn't run out.
At home he makes life miserable for me.
and when he goes away L call In the
girl and have her sweep up the rem
nants of the teacups that he breaks.
He balances parasols, guitars, vases
in fact, everything that he can find-on
the end of his nose. L can't do any
thing with him. l am trying very hard
to make him angry so he'll quit call
ing, but he is so absurdly good natured
that l fear l shall never succeed. st.
Louis Republic.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-05
Butler and Father Ryan.

When General Butler was IN com
mand at New Orleans during the rebel
lion, he was informed that Father Ryan,
priest and poet, had been expressing
rebellious sentiments and had said he
would even refuse to hold funeral serv-
ices for dead Yankee. General Butler
sent for him in haste and began round
" scolding him for expressing such
un-C Christian and rebellious sentiments.
General, the willy priest answered,
"you have been misinformed. would
be pleased to conduct funeral services
for all the Yankee officers and men III
New Orleans. San Francisco ArSo-
naut
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-05
SMOKELESS POWDER.
DR.. Porsch Seeks To Establish Its oIanufac-
ture I'm This Country.

DR.. Porsch Seeks to Establish Its Manufac-
ture I'm This Country.
DR.. Ottakar Porsch, an Austrian chem
list, is the man who made the production
OF smokeless gunpowder in large quaint
ties possible by perfecting the method OF
manufacturing acetone, the powders
main ingredient-that is to say, it is the
main ingredient of the best smokeless
powder, such as Is used in Austria and
Germany. The French use ether of ace
tone in their mellinite, but this has been
found to be hygroscopic-tha is to say, it
absorbs moisture from the atmosphere.
thus creating an Opaque vapor or gas
that is almost as annoying as smoke.
The French are still experimenting
with mellinite, hoping to perfect it, but
the Austrians have already got rid of
the microscopic quality. thanks to the
discovery of DIR. Porsch, who is now In
the United States with the object of es-
tablishing the manufacture OF his pow
der here. Hitherto our government has
had to buy all the smokeless powder 1T
has used from European manufacturers
at a much greater cost than it could
have been made at home If any one here
knew how to make it.
The raw material for the manufacture
of acetone exists in the United States In
untold quantities. 1t is simply product
of the dry distillation of the wood OF the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-05
FREDDIE eEeHARo's FlANcEs.
MISS Morris, the Baltimore Beauty Whom
He VIII Soon Wed.

ss 11"rris, the baltimore Beauty Whom
He Will Soon Wed.
Like Barkis, Frederick Gerhard, the
apparently incorrigible bachelor, club
man, horseman and erstwhile adrnirer of
the Jersey Lily, is at last "willin" to ex-
change the Responsibilities OF celibacv
for the cares and responsibilities of Ben
edict. Miss Louise III. Morris, the So
ciety Peggotty who has won his heart, is
Baltimore belle, tall and divineIv fair
blue eyed, brown haired and possessing
such exquisitely chiseled features that
the ID said to closely resemble the pref
hest and most queenly woman Du Mau-
rer draws. She is the personifcation OF
youth, health and vitality, and as she is
credited with possessing a sparkling wit
there Is doubtless much more humor in
her than is to be found in the pictures
she IS said to resemble.
Her parents are Mr.. and Mrs. John y.
Morris of Baltimore, and since her debut
about three years ago, when she was two
years beyond sweet 16, she has been one
or the most admired women In New
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xvhs-.in They Were Alike.

my money bought those horses,
said the millionaire wife to her lmpe-
cunious husband as the family turnout
drove up to the steps.
Eyes; it bought me too. "-Newpor'
News.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-05
WIRE NAILS.

Cut Nails and Spikes, Galvanized Nails
and Spikes, asst. Ash Oars, Cases Card
Matches, G. @. Irons, Gases Turpentine,
Barrels Rosin and Pitch. Bales Oakum,
Wire Door Mats, Straw Wrapping Paper,
Cases Naphtha, Blacksmiths' Bellows,
Bales Cotton Waste, Bales Cotton Sail
Duck. large lot of Sisal Rope, a large
assortment OF
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-05

beech tree, and in all those parts OF
America where beeches grow IN large
numbers its manufacture Is perfectly
feasible and ought to be highly remuner-
ative How to do it properly a wha0
Dr Porsch comes over to show us.
The doctor is native of Vienna and
= abont 43 years of age. He studied
chemistry at the Polytechnic academy at
Prague and took his degree of doctor OF
philosophy there. He is an authority Oh
Industrial chemistry and has written an
-t,a-,st;ve work on the methods of dye
Inc. printing and finishing textile fabrics;
ne has devoted some years to practical
.aee nc in the process of dry distilla-
tion of wood-a process containing un,.
bounded possibilities for the IuIuro %
far as chemical manufact9res arc
cerned.
Daily Advertiser, so cents per
month. delivered carrier.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-05

Daily Advertiser SOC. per month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
a., >r,.n.,ou ..LAcr.
Es.to nn COMMISSIONER Wthrra
SiNr- DI-tnur-- 10 ttrhi,, N,ur-

j X Rl"ra, ~ county comm Ssl"rrr.
uruu from Wallace. for III" purpose II
purchasing pow der and miners supplies
here. He was seen thl- morning aud
ruhmi,rrd I" IA" following interview
ia" popular ~ commissioner saId
As every hrly IL talking the Is"r
readers Ia death about ia" tuchiti mining
Instruct. would Ike I" say word Al'out
the same suhJ"rt tn" District lies IN u
northwestern direction from the town ~
Wallace. u railroad station "n the Santa
f' rwd Thr exact distance from this
point a. ia" camp H. nineteen miles. dis
'r.hut,d III the following manner frwm
Wallar" To- r,ua blanca hy" miles, from
prua llnura t. C"chIu three milcs, AMI
lum tuchti tu The uIn"s eleven miles,
maxi my total IT nineteen miles. Any
body who II familiar with ia" urlghhor-
,,--! will tnd that tins distance II c"rr,'ct
ani ~ sn,.l r,,i ~ can bc found any.
Wh"n' IA the county. But ~ this is just
Wv ~ " ~ 'i'N' ''N''l''N F''i' ''H'' I'"'
t"s may. 10y study lus their own interests,
hnd "a more direct aud hrtter route, M
IL" Ru-tlrr l,r"t"uds I" rnuvlnc" its real.
80 that C"rrlln- ~ ia" nearest point un
the rnlrah +" reach ia" district, On
what grounds ia" HUSTLER mak"H this
lain, cannot very we'll r"all@" Crrril-
lrn ~ n railroad town situated thirteen
miles rar, II wallace, aud tina road they
ave "a follow would cunst ltute the fol.
lowing distances fIum t"rrillos Ia Pro-
,Rriu sailing ten miles from there To- Prna
;lanra eight miles; fr'm Penn Blanca Ia
Io,hitI ,hrrr uIl's. aud from there a. the
camp eleven miles, making In all thirty.
two miles AZ FAR ar III" camp In con
rrru"d everybody praises II in unl"und'
81 terms There ~ very rich quality
81 gold and silver l~ariug quartz AMI
plrut, If II, consequently ia" the day II
not far of when this camp will give New
MrHlc II great unmr for the mineral
wealth II contains. lui which II Yet ~ an
uulrvrluI"d state. expect a. Vizlt the
camp u r,cuud time IA n few days, when
! will give Your readers more particulars
| AL uut the ..4uVH. "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03

ludS u.rur'- tour Hor-~ stage FOR
,orhtti hts NorntaA,

THIS morning Andy Horne. III" copper
avcuu" livery man. started "a stage, pulled
10y four hg horses. for ,hr tnrhti mining
district. expecting Ia MAX" the "trip IN
irsr than one lays driv"
Chas li"nsall. who was appointed ~.
cciv"r. ~ stated in Tug CIrlLhN yrrtcr.
DAY. # the several mines owned 10y Ger.
tain AlhudurrIu"anS, who cannot "dw"li
IA harmony was n passenger IN the
stage. and hr took along with him hive
larlS mlurrs The mines hr will over.
,.r aud work arr the Washington. North
star and Sunny South, owned 10y J. A.
johnson. Frank fagAly, Huhh Leeds and
l.,r walker. bat the hnnr uf contention
upI"arz IT, h- cod j . Will. who claims
au interest ia ia" properties.
lIrsidcs those who left 10y the stage.
several murr Wen, TAP la wallac. this
morning on the train aud will take ia.
stag" from there Ia the mines.
iiat-ch will heal party that will
v,si, the district ia n few days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
rHE TAN rANe.

tn" following remark 10y the Prescott
Courier may lie used ~ Nh anwrr I" AL
objection which il frequently hrarl IN
Albuquerque" nj present,
II ~ very common thr-. days. especially
alrut election times. Ia hear men Objected
H. lrcaus.' they either pay No taxes. or
very LITTLE. Now. ia" prlncipl" which
prompts such objections IN certainly not
U American birth. The arcumulailv-
propensity il 10y n" means always ia,
mark II g,ssi citizen ar exemplary man.
On th- contrary, the rxtrrn" rrv"ir.' In
"f,"n III" cas-. I'll. spil-T is ~ AN az.
cumulative temperament. aud the habits
u that insect arr seldom. II ever. utilized
Ia point n moral ar adorn n story II ia
the nm.iaxIayiDg class which enable Tia"
tan payers la accumulate and b.cnin"
rich ar fairly we'll oil, and this sam. non.
hNpaying clasn who sIuandrr all they
make really pay. indirectly. more taxes
than Sny other lass IL people. az course
"a s-l-rting public servants. men IL abili-
~. ii,nrs1 for the Insition. res FEASIBILITY
and honor should always b. selected, hut
III" non.tasIay"r talk IL nu, ~ nrylrr aud
un-Anrrican some II the world
bright"s, and b-st men were never tax.
payers, Christ WAS II tins Glaze
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
ARIZONA ITEMS.

The Territorial Sunday Sch,"l conven-
,irn met IN phpnis, February 22i, 2t,h
and 18th.
The citizens ~ Graham county arr IN.
dignant -cnu-e PhTnis PAPER said
they W ~ opIna's,l tu the Globe railroad.
Several ihnurand acres II grain have
been planted this yea un,lcr the cx,rn
u,un II the G~siwin canal In the vicinity
II kyrrnr station.
The unit,,i States grand jury terminal.
81 it, sitting At flurrnc" last week. Ten
indictmen,s were returned including 'h"
Bowie stage robbers.
says the PhpniN Gazette Railr~d
news gets more encouraging every dAy.
No, only will W. be connected with the
Atlantic a Pacific, but II will not be- long
l-forr another rad will run ,hrmgh this
city connecting Denver aud San Diego.
A man named Run, aud his suu, were
kill-i by W stanford near Duncan. Gra.
ham county. few days ago The de
ceased were ordered III SiAniuri's place
but Refused to ~ and were Killed with u
Winchester stanford wac arrested. but
made hs escape, and hiS whereabouts are
unknown.
TIA" Tnmhstnn" Pru~l-c,ur rayS tina,
,,"urgr Mrrkz. nh old miner, fell down al
agility fn, shalt NJ Clifton. u few days
aga. aud rcmaiuol there thi''c days l~.
tore ,rIug iuund both lrgn were broken
Ne war lined ont nud cargl for. aud al.
thougn IN hopeful spirits his recovery IL
dnuh,ful IT, Is ~ years uf age.
Thr Peoria canal AZ ella Bend II I
ml,,. hong .nd COVERS io,puu acres Th,
dam IL being ,oml'.",r,i IN RAPIDLY AZ I'os
.,u.r. - men being employed IA ilS n"
. pahY ~. -.ussac,inu W",A finished i
, will be- - feet hong, l. feet high and y.
feet " idr. and has crab the tall lrng,h Il
aud ~ FRONT IT II, tn prrN"u, th" hlhnI
NAirr f,m washing the Foundation "t II
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
srsm. ,nosr ce,,s,,y,
rr"pi~ f'e~ktsg u. she Nee ~ us
rad. several Dptatsnu

rad. several Upt.ts.-
VI Maudrll. eS.mAyur AMI the hlg
h,,-- ~ tl, Zig hariwAr firm ~ Msuirll
Br,- \ co.. has r,,c"iv~I letter fr,m
Jamrs Chamwu,, informing him that he
has lrsird -,N,iR! claims Ter him In the
Cochi,i mining d,s'uri Mr. Champion
states IN his letter that pr~lps'tnrr arr
coming in'o the district IN costly mum.
hrr every lay. AMI tia, snin" ~ them
ar, suffering frum cold weather nnd rn,w
The writer gives Mr. Mand"ll encourage.
m-nt by telling him that ,h"r' sat least
a. 100 In sight On hir claims. nul uI"n
such All rvri.nc. IL the richu"sr Il the
diNrr', the gentleman IN going To- ~"
printer iuk extensively through TVS
CirnKS
DuuAnciAnn Gnllrgu-, ~ prA blanca,
drove .i"~u 4" the riiy this morning. H."i
Vac purchasing gN.is at the MHudrllr.
whru the reporter called. Mr. Hall"gs
stated that ho Will have general m"r.
,nuu,l r., -iui,, M tull blast -uu"wh"r" ~
the district IN "a G'~ dnys, having L., th"
contract for frame s,nrr huur' h"f'i"
leaving penA Blanca tr III" lily III"
will carry - rtork ~ g~.ir sutnhl" tr
mInrrr, aud IL praying that III" stamped"
g. the distract will continue
Yesterday. Tom Gurulr, who formerly
conducted livery stable ~ the city, tsk
ul, iu the Il strict half u dozen miners, Aud
d n l,aru,sl tins afirrn~n tha, Ararty
Will leave VIA r,.uh Bhuca, for ia" mines
tomorrow morning
Mrr-r~ :, Johns AMI Byrn". VIII" ~.
Gently visited the mines, informed Tur
CIIiEKN this siN,Iruuu that they hnV" not
fully i,trrm lncl "u starting stag" In"
from Wallace To- the mines Some c"u-
rlu-iuu. huwrNrr. will H." reached ~ a
few days. probably hcfnrr Sa,uNiay
morning. ut whj,h TIM" Mr., H!rnr -.
poets to return 80 the @'prr "a Wallace
\ m'r"r r'cr,vrd IA the city gives toe
Information tina, Mrssrs CaH. and DE-
irnui"r have arrived ~ the district, la
the better does not convey any inf,rmR
'tru NJ 10 their movements. Great thing,
are expected from Mr OrtrauI"r, who ~
rrutly s"ld hir interest ~ several claims
Frank waugh. manager ~ Grnss
blackwell \ co.'s. say that his firm ID
dong % ....I business IL selling rurphr
'n tuc guli hunters It, has information
tina, Hon sam Allrrtnu, after whom ih'
new town ~ the district - uHmrl. Will
y n Fairbanks aud Marshall Field, i
expected to visit VA" camp IN sh"r
tim" Nj Waugh Also states that "winI
,n the snow Ia ,h" district S"in" IL ia
pr~I"rtorp have deferred l"cAting for
-h"i, time. aud are spending some q
their slmr- mumru,a in hunting W II
Enuck~"n. book keeper ~ ia" store, ~
nmiu,.I pirc" IT rrk from III" Wash
ngtun mine thus morning. and pre-
u"uurrd II very rich. TIL" gentleman !
we'll acquainted With mining. having hA
ruinr rAIrriruc" back IN MiSs"uri ahuu
ten or lively" years ag".
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03


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

Whereas, f-sut 900 Dustsmsnts and Maria
Lacero bu,iemspls bis wife. did. 10 and b, a
and reoordsd In u nx J. Iras, De.ds psss NJ Of
T:Si;",, :, 10. as.s:' % lie a.sSs 3; = 'S k
soSa,y, sons,y 10 Il. and...,snsd' o. 'A y
byan, &c iras, -. tho following lot. plece az par.
csl u land. s,tAi,, !yius aud bcins II the coon.
faosa and dsssribsd = ioiloss ,osis, 'i psS,
esl OF land With dvellipG houss and gard q,
eoa, iiu,ns . 70! % ireii ,rs~s thsseoD situated
sr.es s,ss, and which Il b s s0 :. sa
love, a. cit; To the cad 20 a pubic road; a.
the ~ 20 tho resppis del Pasbliio, 10 the narth
M.uss onsa .oa. an, 9th I ;ss .os s
enirt nee iu,o his land; hsins fogty six wares In
y Z, tom not th 70 souih, ant being i've hun
Or, ssr.s mere OF les. from east ~ west
90 E N ssa Ss Z. az s's Ts.s
= AIDE ~ Ibo srid Francisco BustsmAnts AMI
its, pro%i.s q "a; 70 he sid s 81 re s,
dollar s.d cent. it.isai y. @oaiE. sTsi
q tho rate ~. obs psF cent, Per month. from
~. -. 10. said d.o', ~ a,s..s,.d b, III.
paid. aud re. part thereof has BEEN paid, snd
Whereas. II !. p.o sided IN said deed Of tFu.i,
that u Gaze Ut de avt 10 the pay ment Of the ssid
be. so4. said q. :. shall on sss s. ssp.
ga 10 yIuins 81 tho lee al holder 81 ssld 10, >
ssll and disp.~s ~ said prsmHes At pahlic suS.
40. ,,or ,os .hs phS.s:" paying chs ps.aoipsl
Nov ihsr.foss I, 'bs padersisnsd. a. W. d.
try an, astfe 90 sore aid. do hsrsl,y give no.
holder II I'd po,s aud In Aecosviancp With The
isrms and eond', 'ens ~ be said dsst of trust
sed the poser !vsy! 70 me ~ irastss, andsf
pc~s ~ "a, ns The pripeip.l and intsrsst az said
node. and q" TIE costs and sxpeRs~s attending
u, ,s :1sse,io ~ ,ais ,Ts.s Asd h,oyid:d y Z
dag 81 Mach. A. ID. is@. II thu hoaF 1T 10 oloct
n.ea. 81 AID dag. % The front doos u Tie " It.
once i1 the citI al tlbaeasrges, ecoaty OBJ.
ertJ hstelAbsfnrs described. os - mach iksrsi
:. 49, may AZ, b ssses-. g pay aid isfss'.so-..
S.s; Ssiss ;S.ss.: siii s. \ 4 ss,i -''
Ais.s.~saa. n. ~. Ssssssss is;6. ilst
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03

Mr.. Lee, r,a,in agent. has bceu APP
pointed postmaster al Maxwell. In place
~ Mr. " n, Warren.
Mrp. william shul,s, wifi II the we'll.
known engineer, died a, lAmy u inham-
nation of the bowels
There arr for,y.sve ear loads OF steel
in the railr~d ysris at Prescott await
ing transportation W the front.
The NJ Paso Tribune has II from very
reliable SURE. tina, the Whit. Oaks rad
will he hull, the coming summer.
The ChicnAin says; frm Msgdalena
west. n rnilru~d could I've bull, for one
hundr,-l and dny miles with little or M
grading.
President Y. NJ. Murphy, Of the santa
fe. Prescott AMI Phoenix railway, has
gone a. Chicago On business. Mrs.
Murphy will accompany him
Uncle Abe Young. who tr anme time
wan engineer ou the Waldo branch, was
seriously injured by runaway team
near Las vrgas, few days ago.
Reliable rpor,n come in that corps of
RUk Island engineers ar. en- route frm
~ Paso to R"uwell, surveying . line for
/ that Rad They were at Blue Water last
/ Wednesday. says the Roswell Register.
The receivers II the Atchisnn. Topeka
/ Il Santa r. railroad IN recent report
/ recommended that the repair shops be re-
moved frrm ChirAgo IA Chillico,he, Ill.
/ The president IT the land company after
conference with the agent at that place
went directly I" Topeka. Kan Ia consul,
with the head officers IL the rnad.
II Ia reported un g,nd authority that
John Uprhurh aud Harry Lys,er have
resigned their positions AS H.ction fore
men on the pccna Vale, railway. These
men received the premium offered by the
company for the best track. and have ac'
ccp,~i ,r,Si,iuus On the Texas Pacific rail,
way under II NJ Leviaon. on accoun, al
higher wages.
A railroad grading camp has been ~.
tahlishci NJ Rudy'S canon IN the south
rrn end IL skull valley. and one ale,
Ia al work now AT Dickson's. Majo,
Vaughn, general manager IT the rial
says that the heavy work on the line Ia
now practically finished for twenty miles
aud construction will be pushed IN ~
rap,dl! 1 possible. on t" Congress
seems to lie the wAtchwuri .-PTscot
courier
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
w,,.,Aa,.Ar,os -Cutr,.
tws ts'~rpti-'ns Atssss-,a-~s~S TO
Nrrur- Nat-r frorn q = sleAaa


u. g. Robertson ani Chas. lmndorf two
Gnld a,"uur mrrhanu WIN have h"n
taken fnr hrtherr IN many rCnSt"nH,
have a great schrmr 10 irriga,e the sandy
plains Ia the virini,y II the ilcAnn TN
the other stle II III" Rin Grand-.
II will bc remembered by rs,lerS "
TWE CirllKN several years Ago that Col
lIeA,"u anil party II ladies' vir',~i the
v"lcau" "uc Suwiay. aud while enjoying
n irr,-rlass jack rabbi, stew they were
startled ,o hear n Noise resembling the
stcA,niug ~ water. The COLONEL, who IL
not only brave hut handsome. babe the
ladies keep quiet and fear p"thing ~ long
~ hr was arund After securing finm
them the assurance tina, they would me-,
make an "utAr,, he rlml'si ~ the top u
~" volcano, aud l"rriug down through u
hole his eyes hrh"ld lr'ly uf water.
z-rthing anil sl,sh.d to fain. ami hc
,h,ugh, h. observed canoe turped and
rs Nod uu the ln-uu - the water lie
went back tu the ladies', rrI-,rt',l H. them
what hc hal witnrs-d. And when lac r.
tuIu"d I" the city CAV" the news Ia
ruH CirlLNN tor publication
The report appeared to-, r,mAuiir fr
any one iu lTlrvr. lmt the hr,t mention.
rd gentlemen wcr" not sleeping They
know the value of irrigation tn this r,un.
try. AMI sine" ia" rrI"r' IT water AZ the
Solran" havr visited ~" place ou several
,-,H-i"us Recently M"s-rr Robertson
aud luuduri, ""NcluuNcly," visited that
PARTON II tie. Roo pu"rru 80 n hunt. and
whll' walking nlnug th" har" Il ,n, vol
rAuu uhrrrNrd spring ituia which water
how,~ IN small stream They have rru
suited vel known rINll engineer. at,
nave ur, rssurrd that ,ur spring bead,
from the body g ",airr seen 10y {.
= n.u,.u. Ti,y vii nrraug' 80 get huld
the 'raun. aud ~ soon ~ that II ...
conn -hrl vii let the contract for H.. p
ing r'u the Nu,ranu, f'r 'l," rurp"s'
securing water go gal" the fertile ) .
gln ruJ' surrounding the great hud I
must ", borne ~ m,ui tia, Mcr-Ir T..
hrrtsnn and NuuduTf arr th" "rArlurI,.
operators ~ thus gI,'nt irrigation sch, .,
Aud IHE tIrlIkN cuinlurudS Tia" gCui,
men for their "ut"rprt~"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
Nyi-e de- pieIta

ierritnrio de NueSo Aejiuu, Cubdaiu de Her.
nalillu. Oh Ia urts lie Di-trlt'.
Minnie N. Atks~n,
Me-. a1pl.
uenry A. Atke-on,
CAneillelia para Uvolcio.
VI dichp desnAnsiaaio Henry A, Atk,eou, ca por
sat notihcaAiu. Que uua cansa. en- csncillefis ha
sid comsn sada "a 81 contra, on IN tOrts de Dia.
trito, pof oil tun,iSin de uernalillo, Terri utio
hueyo Acjicu pOr ID die,n au.jante. Minnie
N, Atke-on, Iidiendo one vi IpnirinuniO Que
rsis," ,.ntre 10 dich, Minnie n Atk--on 4 81
invalido pur un dec eto d. - Corte, por resons-
lie rb,ndnu \ p'r lta ts soISorie y que y Ia
leticiunaria Minnie A. Atkes n. 10 ra dais
In custoiiA De lee ,lo. menor. a. etnd, Gus Al
in.n,- que oil .ntr. su aparienciA sn dicho u clio
IN u mites del dia q, im-rU del termino d. Marso
A. ID. ipI, un decrsto PR ounfa--. RI dado Oh
oil contra q, N. M,HRON,
Escribano y itrsistrN,ior On tan liberia
We HtAcuCE, Abogsdo Tor 10 Queiants.