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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26

The Albuquerque Volunteer Fire de-
partmcnt held meeting AT the Fergus
Son Hook and Ladder company quarters
last night. there being present about thir-
ty.hve Rctivr members Amer the tran
saction of r'Itin. business, the matter 81
To the prrGc,o Armijo building on Tij.ras
avenue. outside IL the business partitions oi
the city, was conservA,ively but fully dts
cusr-,l The fact was rat.n, that II ma
jrri,y Of the members present strenuously
ohject.sl Ia be removed from their pres- nj
convenient and comfortable quarters, af
ter they have expended considerable
money out IL their own funds fnr fitting
up their quarters. hut no on. intimat.si ~
suggested u rash move. A motion finally
prevailed that n committee " three, con
sisting II the chief. assistant chief and on,
other Ia he selected by the chief. be Ap.
pointed Ia confer with the lire committee
In regard Ia th. removal, The chief ap-
pointed ~ the thirl member Of the com.
mi,tce John Jacoby, foreman 81 the Fer.
gusspn Hook and Ladder company
A rumor had gaine'i currency late yea,
terlAy Afternoon that At the meeting al
the tire department some movs tnwarI
disbanding would I've made, and severa
gentlemen, not members of the depart,
ment, appeared at the meeting, As NJ
such move was intended and AS the meet
ing waS strictly tremen's gathering, the
gentlemen wers politely requested to re-
tire, which they did one II the gentle.
men was Alderman lIrrkmeier. whom
the ircmsn have found one u their best
friends in the city council, and who, Tnp
CrIEs IL pleased 10 learn, objects in an,
way Ia crippling the present efficiency
uf the lire department
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
ahe skipped.

Matte Hall. colorei. who has been III
the county jail tor the past few weeks
waiting the action II the mex, grand jury
in regard To- All adultery charge preferred
agains, her. sk,pp..d the city lat. y"s'cr-
day afternoon. hut was captured nj Fast
Las Vegas early this morning. Ahon, n
week ago rh- was released frum Jail nn n
hond of $40, h"ulsmnn being Lawyer
Tomas e. Mou,"ya, Lat. yesterday af,.r-
noon when ia. Colorado Springs, Colo.
horses were loaded into II ear at the depot
/" he shipped To tn" Trinidad races. Mat.
tie t"rk passage in the car with Butler
and several others II her rolorrd friends
who accompanied the horses Last night
she WAS discovered missing from her
usual haunts in the Acre. and suaprctiug
tina, she had skipped, Policeman Harris
investigated and found that she had gun.
north II. photographed Ia officers at Ice
Vegas. and when the freight train reache,l
there early this morning she WAS arrrs,.d
II. W. Loomis, deputy unit@i states
marshal, went north this morning after
| the adulternus prisoner and will return
with her this evening
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
The wa,-a~. or the ssshs

When Of the repeAted kind experienced
by persons troubled with insomnia. soon
bring about an alarming condition OF the
nervous system. The shaking hand, con-
fusion IL the brain. iapsss II memory and
loss II appetit. Indicate. with terrible
precision. the ravAges produced by loss
~ sleep, which IL unremedied, nant de-
s,roy mental equilibrium altogether. No
better and thorough nervino exists than
Hostetter's Stomach Bittsrr. Common
senss and experience point 10 Ito early
and steady use in cases of insomnia. II
strengthens weak and relaxes the tension
Of overstrained nerves, which, by the
way, resort 90 unmcdicAted stimulAnts
will never do permanently. while the AZ.
ter effect Of such sxcitants Ia NEST preju-
dicial. Under the influence II this benign
invig,~ant, appetite, digestion and sleep
return. and bodily comfort and health are
siike promoted II s invaluable in chills
and fever. liver complaint, constipation,
rheumatic and kidney trouble.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
sprtatrr 70 errts

Thomas Morris. the celebrated Cali
f,rutA fuut racer, who l-At tie ivcurri t'T
= lOO yarl foot race ~ Goshen, Ind Z.
luring the worlds fair, covering th" lls
tancr IN y 80 seconds, passed through
the city last night, en ruut" Ia rim lad,
Cob. AMI the Montana circuit II horr"
racing. During ;ac ttop IL the train AT
the depot, he met u ; Knight, trainer
~ the Albuquerque hose running team,
aud informed the latter that lac WAS de
fca,,d IN n ioo.yard f"t race a, l,"r An.
grlrr on last Monday 10y runner g"ing
under th" name If Pulley, Morris stated
that Pulley aud himself scored for over
an hour, and hc got cold and stitl, his op'
pnnrnt winning 10y At least two feet The
race Was ON the SQUARE, Ia" losing him
self over q 900. Mr. Morris II the nwnri
II the celebrated PAGER, JlrS!"r, who Wal
here during the races Il last week, An'
Who war handled hy Th"r Raymond
Jinglcr IN entered IN all the big parinI
events uf the Montana circnr, aud MI
MORRIS will JOIN Mr.. Raymond Snd IN
grrn, PAGER at Trinidad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26

'.Am'sssss" lode. BY j"sspA l'ywsssr
u 81.
.sRsd Cloud" by Nj Ccrufr,h a 81.
pee. warmer" lode. by J. q. Msdor
aud Vim. Ban,lell.
"Rulsy" icie. by J. G. Madov and
VIM. Bsndeil,
"Keunesiy" lode, by ". n. Kennedy.
"Ciaire,,s." by Chss. Way.
"Friendly." by Richard v. Clifford.
Happy Dick" by Philip Por,islsds
and Austin Goodsll.
"Esperanss" aud "Poor Man." by
Geo. A. Blake and p. G. de Baca.
"Cocbiu Chief" "Cochiti Princess
and Cochin mill site, by W. A. Crawfori
., al.
"LA Roja," by Geo. X. Denny Of al.
ia sale" lode. by Chris Yaeger.
Locations In ojods Borrcgo mining dis
trict.
'sants Rita" mine, by l.. Crespin and
Juan y. Gauria.
"ssnto Domingo" by jose dalegos,
Anas,acio Crespin and Rutemio Mares.
"Bu.ns Ventura" by Antonio segura.
In New Placer mining district.
"Csdnsr WE'LL" water location, by
Gold Separator and sluicing Co.
''Csiner" mine, 10y q. L. Csdner.
In He'll Canon mining district
SUNDAY Bar" by Raymoa sulser aud
J. y Palmer.
"star dulch." by H. Y. Mckinney.
In Star mining district:
"Eli" placer. 10y J. J. Taylor.
Monday" placer, by J. X. saint and
W. NJ. Weaver.
Weaver" placer, by the ssms locs.
tEs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26

There il young man At the city jail
who il being KEEP, alive 10y the nourish.
men, of liquor, and occasionally he gets
little bi, TOO much Last night lac got
NOR than hia sh~yp and secamr quite
hilarious. lie could see objects floating
around in all directions and little birds
sitting in various portions II the room
Policeman Harris attempted " pacify
him. when he announced that he was hsv-
ing considerable trouble with four local
actors. who were In the room aud insisted
on robbing him. The policeman informed
him that all Of Capt Cundifrs actors were
gentlemen and a, home in b-si not On. III
them would do him the least harm. aud
after being fully assured 81 the fact that
the actors would not modest him he he-
came quiet and rolled of into sound
sleep. lie il all right to-day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26

I'll Lavelle. who is one of the respou-
sible bosses building the ella Valley,
Glob. 4 Northern railroad from Bowie
station To Globe, Arizona. returned to
the city last night. He states that VIM.
Garland, the contractor, In the president
aud general usnaser Of the new rail-
road, and that he is pushing work NJ the
rate Of two miles per day, expecting n
reach solomonvillc on the 4th Of july,
when the event, the approach of the
iron horse. will he appropriately cele.
bra,e,i by the people 81 that town. Mr.
Lavelle will return "a his duties in = low
days,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
sa. sywlN.roN DEAD.
~. Ueash ~ ssitissre. ND, On
"Wednesday Night

Ms Death NJ Hsittesre. No, on
" eane-asy night
Dr. John symington. who LEFT this city
a nhnr, time age for Baltimore, NIL hav-
ing arrived he,r from his home nj Santa
10, died n, the John Hopkins hospital.
Baltimore. at 0i5 o'clock "Wednesday
night. His death WAS the cause ~ ossih-
cation or hardening " the liver lie was
we'll known IN this city. In fac, all over
New Mexico. aud his many friends will
inin with THE Cirizgs In extending con
dolcncr Ia the bcr-aved wife and rela-
,,yc.. The following accoun, II his life
,n taken FROM the New Mexican;
nr. John Symiugton was born In Bslti-
mare. Md about forty eight years ago.
"A. belonged IA an excellent family. Iilr
father, Col. John Symingtnn, was for
many ycAra connected with the ordinance
lrpart,n.nt ~ IN. United states army
and remained loyal to the Union during
IN. war. Young John, however. ariently
espou.,al the cause &c the south, ran
away frum school and joined the contest
crate army an n private AT the age 81 ],
wears He went through much hard
| .rryire Ia n confederate battery fnr sew
.ral years aud contracted chronic diar'
rh,ra, from which he never fully recov'
cred.
Al III. cloe. II the war he returned Il
baltimore aud resumed his studies. Anel
completing u thorough acadc,nic course
h. graduated with honor nj the Baltinor'
medical college and devoted several year
tn the practice ~ his profession IN 'h
IA. LII. l..ts Ia as.s
New York. Thus he became 'horoughl.
equipped physician and surgeon
Th-n he settled In ~ Louis, where h
me, with ~ many discouragements tha
fnr while he seriously medita,ed enlis,
ing In the regular army. just At thi
critical tim. in his life, Col Smith, fnf
m.rly medical director Of the departmer
II Arizona. came tn the rescue and recon
mcnhed the disheartehed young ply sicis
] Ia move Ia New Mexico. This advic
| was followed ard in 1857 Dr. Symingto
crossed the plains ftum Kansas City
santa f. with bull train. Among h
: COMPANIONS on this long and tis,rou
n trip were Mrs Chaves and her young Nj
Francisc,,, afterwards sheriff ~ Santa !
county, who was assaasinated on Guad'
I lu,e street bridge ON the night ct May 2
: IS.l2. The friendship then formed II
tween pr. symington and Frank cbav'
war enduring.
= Afer y brief sojourn in Santa Fe ID
= Symington settled n, Albuquerque. whe'
|, h. successfully prscticsi his professi'
for four or hvc years. There he marie
U Miss Armijo. daughter Of Hon. Ambros
Il Armiju, with whom he lived most happi
a until death claimed him. He returned
!. santa Fe in the spring Of 1873 and has
si,l,-l here ever since.
" B.pidrs the sadly bereaved widow. u
!. Symington leaves namesAke, brig
h young man IT II years. who 10 attendiI
, schuol In Exeter. N II. Life insuran
Ia the amount of 100000 testites To q
n tender and thoughtful affection he che
VI ,sh.d for his wife aud boy. HIS 9th
, living relatives are AN unmarried sist
y. ia baltimore ami brother In ~. Lou
'" II Is prer un.i tina, the body will he bu
ird at Baltimore.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
Truwse4's laaae,

wA~sas, John A. Hill, Of the eoanty Of ".
nAlillo and territory OF keW hezieo, on tao 80
DAY 81 January, is1t, by his certain deed o. tr,s
~ that date. recorded In Vol. q Trust Dss.a1
a. ass 10, Of the 70 ords of said coanty. ~
s , 70 Ssosss soen. as r :rq ls y. J.
and tsrritory, and 'ssseFibed - follows, tp-vts
That certain Io., tract and pafee' Of land IN y
town OF Old Aibaqusruus. scFpas tbs seas -
VI The court heaas, and boaAded saa dssefii<1
~ follows; Boandsd On the sur,h b. an ala, r.
the s.sss sS~ on a. ss is srs e: =
Martin. on the wet by IN allsy aboaf tvsivs -
sias and .s,.srs.ins q. sss. Ssssss 1870
from tbs tsAst On which said yeAn A. Hill
That time resided, On tbs scath b. . stss?< eaill
s': ss a We sls "a q AZ
slds nj. fees, On the soath .ids ~ fsst, on g
bsiRs nov saelqssd b. fsnes, sxssys Ab0at q
f~st On soatA sad. ess bs!as ~ s..as srest -
yey.d b dssd b n5nnsl and l!afasl Asntte
ya1nA HF~itg. do NAL; hs':e o.. ~, rep
COUNT. 70 skisk sri:s.. @ Z nsds sor 4
pAFtiralAs dssestptioH; ~ sscers The psyn. n :
acertain noee- esarias even date vttA e.sd ~
u trust, peyably one ysss sftss date, wtah in1
cot % tsslvs psf cent ,pss annum antii =
And sesrsas ssad sos: 4 nov pes d. ssd
sssgAs and ecadisioss q De cid DID q u
aud The pcwgrs vested u ne, vii a. No.
,hs ash S.s II Nag. lssA, fss ~ paspes. e
Inc the ds6t end ne costs srtsiAs thssf.e.
&c hsss 4 = Ss Y. seSn A sas sssss -
S Ssses ;.S sssls sss: i c: : :ssc .
w ''' ''' '''a q. ". JoHhsros. rs~.ss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
l.seasi1n Seslees,

The following mining location notices
have been fled for record since The 18th
inst;
In Cochiti mining district;
"MontezumA" mine, by d. N. Ferrall
ct al.
"old Abe" 10 ., by T. W. LuckhArt.
Pauline" l"le, by Josephine II. Crosier.
"MonAreh" mine, by NJ. Crothsr ct Al
"whalsn" lode, by 7. whalsn and
others.
"City Of Rocks" by John Oaks, G. p.
Myers and Jno. T. BAraelAugh.
"san Francisco" mine, by Leandro
Liva and verginio Liva.
"Baiisy" mine. by Joseph kreps.
"Mon.szumA No l." by d. d. Wilson
ss al.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
ASH FOnA.
rhrre nsavs ss the Suw~,sen sf she q.
n q. ana q, a o.
N

Three q ears nc the Suu~tteu Of she q.
a q. ana .. az
ASH FoRx. May 20.
Having mislnd my note book just be-
fore leaving Prescott AIN forc-i 10 de-
lay mailing n lengthy letter from the
Mountain city. and will conten, myself
with few lines do,,ed n, III. Junction.
which came into prominence over q
year ago 10y the establishment II Lang.
Iry's army Of laborers, whose march 10
Prescott, by degrees re,iucei the populA-
ton TO bare ore hundred, the hfs 81 the
place being now due 10 activity arising
from the transfers Ia and from Prescott
and the shipment II wool and stock.
Our train from the southern terminus
was made up II water tank car, the
usual shipment ~ Jerome ore and matte
and passenger coach, all being In charge
81 Conductor kArrigan, with Engineer
Randall al the throttle Tho passenger
Lis. was light, after President Murphy's
private secretary Edwards and compan.
Ion left US at Granite station. The "trip
furnished no special item Of interest be.
You'd noting the big loop In Limestone
canon where the road rises, In = run Of q
run 81 mile. some 500 feet The cir.
cult Of the mountains at this point may
he termed . more interesting pieos IT en-.
gineering than the many stretches Of like
character between Prescott and skull vel,
,ey west Of the former place and not ysl
regularly travelled by trains of the CON.
any.
Al Ash Fork, during the past thret
weeks. rs cars Of cattle have bsen cent
out for tho Colorado Cattle company and
during the present week $50 head viii b.
shipped for this company.
Sheep sheAring In over and Io0.00'
pounds Of wool will be Gent out by q. T
PHILIPPE for account Of HowAri and lis
son, this latter Of Flagstaff.
Large quantities Of pipe and maehin
cry have been transferred 10 the Prescott
road. some Of the pipe going 10 Skull val
ley, q miles west Of Prescott. where
line Of pipe will bs laid from mountain
spring To the conpany's tank in the val
, ley At Dickson's.
Mrs. Kr9y's house was completed
week or no Ago, and here the railroadsr
get their meals.
Jim Broyles, who runs the Snug,
I looking out for e new field 70 make
stake, continuing business at Ash Fork
, meantime.
/. MIRA Foley has retired and Mrs. Davi'
=, CsrstAn now runs the section house
Mr.. Carstsn 10 section foreman.
Manager Scott Of Captain Smith
place returned from williams tonight.
PFrrocK.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26

~ t,in,rsrt wu.ie va. ,ei,~et-
atA0 an risno aud disappears

~ t,intrsrt wu.te Was soiiret-
atA0 on ris"o and disappears
A u Whts"n. 4 the CLARK .lritrh.
wh,~,n Music company. ~ this city AMI
vi Psro. was IL Ssu,a fe yes,.riAy
camping on the trail ~ "u" Chas Bow
than. who was NJ the capital come weeks
ago and turned rrmunrrAtfy" 'ri'k
II seems that bowman cam" 'o santa
~. says the New Mexican m comment
NIX IN the case. aud represented himself
~ agcn, or the kuIgh, Campbell Music
company. 1t Denver. Among those he
called upon WERE Col Thee VI Jones. of
the United SiA,rr Indian -,hop'. aud he
offered a certain make ui tine Ilau"- ~
$3.50. Alou, two thirds their actual cost
ed Jones agreed a. take u piano. Ihrt
Bowman went tn AlhuIusrIu" AMI calling
upun the Clark Lc.tch. MmtSnu Muse
company. hr represented that h" Ma
connected Nl,u ,hr purchasing depart
r.rr.' OF 'u, Isrl states Indian nchu"
.,r.I ..r-.r.l %. -...,' a piano lie pl'k~
out an us'rum,W ,u-'tus $500 aud ha'
| It s.ui by n,pght to santa r.. IA" com
rauy paying 80 frrigh, ~ adNan''
/ thereon. Buwman came hrrr And r'c"iN
eel ~" piano. aud turned !, over To- Col
luurr tpr $50, fur which amour, ,h" LAT
ter holds hI- receipt Amer securing Va
money Bowman h'Si MIR whi'r"
|.l.lm- thA, ,hc railroad company il IN
u,cn-ur,. responsible IN h'r lus-, ~ th"
Ia GulrI a. demand the hll { lnlu
which Bowman had urirrsl sent &" ia
h,uk here along with the IrAf, Tor So
tnr price 4 "a" piano.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
q small siane

some person, who has hatred Tor
Mary Judd, the colored woman who
rents th. frame shAnties back of the
Democrat office, set tire Ia her place this
morning at ! ;l5 o'clock. A French wo-
man, residing near the old coloresl
woman, first discovered the blaze, and
aroused the latter from her alumbcrs.
without an alarm being sent In, some one
ran across the street to the Scott Moors
hose company. and Foreman knight aud
DIR. Macbeth, with the cart, were soon n
the sccnS. The DIRE was extinguished
withou, much damage. but Il was yer,
ludicrous sight, rc.or,s the gallant Or,
foreman. Ia notice the demi- mondes VII,
occupy the shanties scampering around
In their wild efforts To prevent being
burned out.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26

Dr. Albright, alderman from ths Fra,
ward. met Chief McCrcigbt And Fur~man
Knight 81 thr tire d.par'w n, this morn
ing. aud in h,s conversation he desir~d Ia
20 on recorl ~ one u the aldermen bit
tsrly and enormously oplos'd Ia any
move that would depreviAic the prcs-nt
high stand,rs II the 6rs department, aud
also said thai II the present Quarters of
the various COMPANIES were further de-
sired. amer all explanation II the prupossd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
Murderer Maestas Hanged at Las
Vegas This Afternoon.
A Drench ng Rain Storm De
lays the Execution.
He Recltes His Prayers aud Their
Dies Bravely.
pROcEEDisas pRRYECT.

tp~ciaI ,o Tho Citizen.
Las Vegas, N. NJ, May 2h.--Herman
Msestas, who was sentenced ~ death at
Oh. recent session II the district court
hire for the murier 81 Pedro Romero At
Los Alamos, about two months ago. was
hanged shortly after o'clock this aner-
noon. The execution took place In q
small enclosure n, the Jail. admission he
ing obtained only by caris duly signed
10y officials. Long before the time set q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
Tn. vsrr, inJaas,ien case

A motion tn dissolve the temporary in
junction restraining Col. r. Y. Mo"rr
interfering in any way with the Hun, a
fleetwood ferry Was argued before Judge
Collier this morning, Catron n spisss
w.re counsel Tor Defendant and Judge
WIN ID. Lee for plaintiffs. The ipjunc-
ton WAS continued In full force, and X.
W. y Bryan appointed tn take evidence
In regard 10 damages claimed, etc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
lleash OF Miss Ssrthhn.

Mr. Henry Lockhart, Of tho Hotel
Columbus. received n telegram this morn
ing announcing the sal tidiugs Of the
death Of Mas Grace Cribs At La Me-
Silla. The young lady 10 the daughter Of
DIR. Cribs, deceased. and niece 81 Mrs.
wooiworth, who rooms At the Columbus.
Miss Grace, whom the grim destroyer
has robbed Of life just ss she was bud
ding into lovely womanhood, visitsd her
friends at the Columbus . few months
ago, and her lovable, sweet disposition
won friends among those whom she met
The dispatch does not state any particu-
lars connected with her death, and a. abe
WAS healthy and strong her demise mus,
have been sudden. THIS CITIZEN con.
doles with her aunt, Mrs. Woodwork. o
this city. aud her many relatives and
friends In the MesillA valley.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26

and that dam can be constructed n,
Rocky Ford. Al n cost pot " excre'l
t)O.OO. In feasible, That rceervoiru In
cauuns can I've CONSTRUED IL certain, hut
when IA" cus, Is considered. and the al
lowAnces t,r the great .vapuration-- not
wths,anding the superior Snil. climate.
N" hne drinking water fron springs, AMI
the fuel supply ,hr cnmpany will have
to Show tina, they can furnish water for
irrigation -Iual To ~" demand. before the
average settler will undertake To- ~ into
farming or fruit raising ~ an occupa'
ton.
The doctor further states that for Ger
tain Kind ~ lung troubles that valley ~
equal ~ climate to any rectiu' - country
hr has ever visited, AMI II the patient II
willing ~ ,hcr'. rrmain and "~'upy
hr time w,th the sheep herlrrs, doing
enough Z" pay for his board. ur 10y camp.
ing uut hctwe-n FrultvAle aud the Jrmrs
r,vcr hshiug in tina, stream for ,ruu'
aud hiu,lng and projecting f"r the min
rral which ahuuuls--in short, u" any
thing 20 Keep out in the healing. dry All
! hr Will T." almost SURE iu recover hi'
health And when patients arr ron
tented ~ live that Kind f life, th"i
chances to recover health arr FAR CREATE
than when. like 49, many, they insist nI"'
living ~ NJ" ,oNup and do so little :" A.
sist the hral,hful rlimat" IN restoring
them "Fhrr" nr,', says the du1,ur. -
many who nr, ouiy do Mt dn their bcT
'n get well. hu, are arually doing th"s
things that ar. au hindtancc e. their ~
cuycry A. s"on ~ they arrive ina eli
mate which $50 X for them, they liz
mnhng about hotels, palouus, etc, rnok
,ug, reading AMI breathing foul air, II
T steal 1T hustlng around IN th" outsid'
assisting the climate tn help them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
The Axrissisural l,sliexe.


Prof Hadl-y, who Ia anxious to let the
public know when the annual commence
ment exercises II the New NJ xico College
of Agriculture at Las Cruces, takes place,
In sending out invitations To the press and
people II the territory 10 attend the exer-
cises, which occur at Las Cruces next
week. The baccAlaureate address will Ia
delivered by President Hailey at the
Presbyterian church on Sunday morning,
Monday and Tuesday will he devoted "a
written examinations Of the several
clsss-sj the commencement address will
he delivered by Prof George Selby, su.
psrintendent 81 tho Defining public
schools. on Wednesday evening, on
Thursday visitors will he shown the sew.
eral departments IL the college, including
the experimental farm and orchards, aud
In the evening u reception will be tender
81 To the faculty and students 10y the Cor
deagian society The graduating cxer-
cises will occur At hcRie hall on Friday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26

A lady At Tooleys. La, was very sick
with bilious collie when NJ. G. Tisler, 4
prominent merchant of the town gave
her bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie, Chol1
era and DiArrhoea Remedy. He ssys Sh>|
was we'll In forty minutes after taking ,hd
arst dose. FOR sale by T. II. Burgess q
Son, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
a SsN1A Liver.

Keep your liver active aud you'll not
suffer with biliousness- there's the ~.
cret. when bilious try Ascent package
Of Simmons Liver Regulator powder.
Take II dry on the tongue or make tea
You'll take no more pills.