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

'has. Flynn, II merchant Of wiuslow
VINO WAS taken tu Prescott, asa WI n.zs
IN the contempt cases pending in the
United States court. was yesterday sen.
;"nc"d T. pay n tine of 500 nr Ice cnnhn
"d IN ia" county jail for In days Flynn
was being examined before the Uni,ra
states grand Jury and upon being askr,'
whether he WAS AN A. 4 L man 10y At
t"rney Ellrnwoul, replied thai it wss
"non- 81 your damn business " lie war
immediately cl,rl Ia appear before Judg,
Hawkins, lie was given two dlhrr-t
opportunities Ia make correct answer hut
Slublnrnly REFUSED. wh"rrup"u h. war
srr'sao,L Ia pay II fine uf 800 or ~ Il
Jail for 100 days. lie went Ia Jail Win
slow Mail.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

Eugene V. D-hs WAS horn IN TER,
hau,e. Ind of French par-ntage, and i,
abou, thirty-.lght years old He was n
locomotive fireman in early life. hut soon
entered politics, being elected city clerk
and subsequently member IL the Indians
ley islatur On the democratic ticket. He
IL u member ~ the Is nf l.. = If which
order he Was elected secretary aud treas.
urrr, in lSao, being also appointed editor
of ia" FirmAn's Magazine, In lsg2 he
declined reelection. though salary al
$1,000 Was offered hln. He accepted.
however, the edi,orship Of the magazine.
h,r declined the salary II $500, content
ing himself with $1,000 As payment OF
his iabors He Is n strong writer aud an
eluIuent speaker
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

THK CITiINs has almost cumpl-t-d the
repairing 81 its burned building. and
hnI-- a. ~, hack into lie nlh AMI snug
quarters nss, week The twu.stnry
building has been lifted up from top 4"
ground tonr for the printing office, and !,
will lie IA. I+s, arranged printing shop
IN the territory The lower door will b"
occupi.,i by the business office and the
job aud pr-ss roomp, aud the second
story 10y the editorial and composing
r,DmH A new gas engine will furnish
the power, and - large invoice =" office
supplies is now on the way from Chicago
TnE CrrIEEs will Hoon bc the most com.
plr,e printing Office in the territory. and
friends ART invited Ia call when We ge'
things hs-d up.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
rmE seYCorr
Hepsrtea wenark- OF the Cets.ei ana
H,s Myrmidea-.

H,- Myrusiaeas.
ALBuQuERoUE, July IL, ~.
DKAR Sra: The writer IL this alleged
verse, fearing the court may restrain him
frmn ever again dallying with the muse
wishes Ia withhold his identity and ~.
sorts Ia the exclusion u IN. mails. You
may use II u you think /, In worth print
ing. Of course the matter, like all po-
litical effusions, Was stricken or In an
,dle moment, under the influence ~ the
Consultation II the United States. II 10
a very readable work, this constitution,
Nnd wounl c"inuo"d ~ ." -s..a,, Indyrr
and rAilruad capitalists II the country
>rh,y might porsihly learn something In
IT, pernsal. The "poe,ry"
I.
Col. Strik-nf, IA Russian, the Hrowier
Nov ~ me sword or b, mo trenchAnt pen,
rhe-e dogs ~ labor, tho lowry railrusi men,
It'll treais of boj oott and vengeance. dire.
Ounsisn~I lbs Democrat to srnai IRE
ilenc" knav.. summon me lietors,
would converse with them"
Russian, the Growl.r. thinks the col.
onel has adopted n new word for "liluur,"
=" instead IL summoning the lictors, he
PUSHES IN n demjohn Being in rum.
NATIVE m"oi, the Colonel parlons the
error. lie drinks
Enter X. X. MoneyhAgs. s,ill ticd up
What, ho, mn val,a It aide, we've won tho day
And -onn tbe.c railroad .erf. we'll make 81
| haS,
Ru' s'ift y'u, nov, why ist ,ou look III slumi
Dbi-t sleep nv, we'll. ur lot that deep darl
rumr
The Colonel
IT'S neythrr, u most noble dock and chief;
That do thus display the sisnn 81 srief
| iiath canHs ~ this; Thy menials Of the A. 4 4.
Like reb s have set n hasa dscrsc.
! The cuunoils of ths A. II u, indeed
NaS the Dem"crat it, msmlisr. shall not RIAL e
Qu"th Aoneybags-
Come hthsr friend"
\nd With lotdly mien aI.d stiIt.d stride,
| 10 The old town court house the worthi.- HE'D
The r"ut, ne'rr pa,i-sd. but quickly penuel III.
| AMI !,-t,Si II whore thaae who run MAY read
EAT Col Strikroif aud X X Money.
! Tags, ~ triumph AMI unterrihed
III
First citizen lr"Aiing the nri.rD.
! "iI,~nrrw IN" urs, u de- -ec TIA. point,
| THIS clCatl, sin~- IL. times ar, out ~ jnint,
! II wish not my precious iub tn lose.
| rhat blanket .hoed surely must p-rus.."
Second Citizen lrnilrai mani
| Ia" s'"ir defend and save me from n fate
Mach w"r- than death lrfore II 10 too lato.
| ~ III" mocrat i"rfurc" mus, Rad,
! |" death ar liberty III take III" lead.
For th' and other iils agains, the poor.
"" must -'biu., ur wor-" days we'll .uduro."
On h"ing rld tina, Ia. must read tn.
I"morrnt h- '',- 10y his own hand and Il
born" away in Pullman car To the new
hurying ground Of the Pullman company
which now reserves the privilege Of own
lax ,s employees, even AFTER death.
knott INIT.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

600. 900. the annual intercst burden has
been incr-asrd ny 2,boo.Oo0. and def.
cit ~ t7e.ocO,o 100 crested. The obliga.
,ions ~ the government have thus been
ms rrAs.d by tis6,Wo,coo which the re"-
plr will hsv. 10 pAy with the prosp"ct
ia considerable addition 10 the dehci,
within the neat s,x months
In orlcr to hBd the real difference he
tween the two administrations In the oon.
due, ~ public business. the debt incr-"ss
under Cleveland mus, bc sdd-d TO the
i-c~sse under Harrison The figures
tell against the prr--n, administration 10
the tune II t9so. 100000. A pretty high
price ,o pay tw ~ poor an admiuis,ra'
ton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
Ear the a,al0Rel.

The following mysterious note wa
handed - TnK CIrIIEs this morning. !,
~ to the l"in, and just AT this time very
expressive:
DaAR CoLoSKL: I intended n extend
Ia you my sympathy verbally, but had
not the pleasure Of meeting you. Under
the circumstances. l ind your absence
qdite natural.
by your comments about other PEG.
pies misfortunes, In the same line, al.
though accidental, did not think you
would ever take such step.
hope you will get . new and first
class outfit, anyhow, and start anew 10.
fore the public forgsts you.
Yours truly, II. NoRpHEis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
x.rHsi nsassl nalIa,.z.

The contract for building the Normal
schocl building at Silver City was let Il
Laizure d GRADE. contractors 81 that
place. for ti0,soo. The neat lowest hi,
was put In by Robert Black, Aiso Il that
place, who pu, in bid 70 do th. work IN
sil.oO. The site has already been
graded and the work Of laying the foun.
iatioa will bs commenced ~ soon a. yos.
sible Work will be pushed with al
speed, as Il 10 desired 10 have the bnild
ing completed In time 10 open the schoo
this fall.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
vinegar ssre.

The Albuquerque vinegar works, o
which John Trimble 10 manager. had Z
narrow escape from destruction by Dr.,
last night a. $50 o'clock. BY som,
means, not exactly known, hut Il h
thought from spontaneous combustion
the second noor Of the works eaugh, hre
The hre companies responded, but u,
water from the hose was ordered on the
flames. The Babcook extinguishsrs war,
handled by Hickman Hye, and the 6r
soon succumbed 10 the au.ds. Mr.
Trimble estimates his loss about 800
including twenty bai rrls Of vinegar
which were ruined by smoke and water
The loss 10 covered by insurance In gu.
Of the nre companies represented by r
n. Kent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
MArr.axrn 4. k.n.iaaa.

4, Is pretty well understood In ,hi.
country that the p~cpls Of England don,
~ In much for divorces and judicial sep.
arA''ons between man and wife, but jus,
how small the number Of such suits l,
perhaps nos konwn here. The house 'o
commons has recently had repor, made
showing the doinRs ofths Rnslish divorces
court and the number aud character oil
cases tried there.
In six years 1890 suits for divoroe wers
tried. About 1890 Of these suits wsre In.
s,itussd BY the husbands and only 900 by
the wives. A wife has 10 prove cruelty
well a. other onsnses In order To &c, a
divorce.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
THn state of Utah will be- the next new
pntntn an ~ saith

THR state of Utah will be- the nr., new
commonwealth.
LKr's stop p""''rling AMI ,rr"m Tia
dAmagea aud get ready E'r the next "a
lAnity.
THR federal government cAnno, inter,
't-re in the election next fall. the fedora
election laws having been repealed.
THx CITIZEN has no sympathy for train
wreckersi IL editor helped frame the ter.
ritorial Law making the crime u penal 81.
fence.
TaE newspapers II New Mexico. with
the single exception ~ the Democrat.
condemn the arbitrary course pursued
by the railroad corporations.
THH Losses by fire in the United States
for the FIRST six months 81 lSaI amounted
"a 1913 100 A. against 81. 800 for
the corresponding period II lsa3,
When Attorney General Olney has con.
ciuded his prosecution II organized labor
At Chicago. be would do we'll Ia turn his
attention IA the sugar trun, nj Washing.
ton.
THx outcome 81 tbs sugar investigation
In the senate In the indictment IL two re-
po-tsrs who are no, even suspected IL
any completely In the rAscAlity under in.
vestigation.
tbs way N secure respect for the Law
In not ~ make IL vicious. The object of
the enforcement Of the laws II Ia protect
Hociety from the vi ious ur desperate
characters; hut In doing tina, III. admin
istration should never lie 81 harsh a. Ia
throw the sympathy II the community
with the violatnr II the law.
ARBirRArioS IL th. differences constant
ly arising between the railroad corpora
tions aud their employees appears Ia br
the surest remedy for the evil, The
mayors of 6f,y cities AT the re,lu-s, oi
MAJ or Pingree. IL Detroit. have express.
ell their IDEAS on 18th. beet remedy" and
with scarcely an exception, they declared
that arbitration must become the tXsl
policy ~ the future, Tn. p-ople ~ this
country will not endure war; /, mus, he
arbitration.
Tvs report ~ the inter state com.
mercs commission for th. year ending
June 30. 1883, jus, before the advent 81
the prssen, financial s,ring-ncy. shows
that of the grua. earnings II all the rail.
reads, amounting in the aggregate l.,
some $i,22O. OO0.O 900. over ss25, 100. OoC
went for operating expens.S, and mos,
~ that money was pAyed ,o the -nployes
II III. railroad COMPANIES ~ those II the
concerns -ngaged In furnishing them
with equipment, and supplies. -he to,a
number II employees in the actual service
Of railways on June ~, 1888, WAS s7S, dO9
Of whom Sb.5s+ are assigned IA the work
~ administration, 356.2i2 Ia maintenAnp
Of way aud structures, ls6,t6I Ia main.
t.nAnce ~ equipment, and 397,gl5 IA con.
Quoting transportation. leaving s,627 un.
classified In the reports.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
Taak Ct AIDS.

Capt. Saltmarsh and other officers Of
the Albupurrlu. Guards arr Indignant
NJ the persistent scurrilnus hingr indnlgrd
In by the thoroughly frightened c"l"n"l
in his sheet, the Democrat. Hardly an
issue II the Democrat published since TIA"
strike THAT doea not contain some refer
ence to the Guaris hail they been cAllt7l
cut during the late unpirArAn,nrsS" I"
asippr-as any violence ~ prevent damage
Ia property incident a. the strike. aud
thea. references are always coucbed IN
insinuAting words. The Albuquerque
Quarts arr = brave, manly set II young
gentlemen. and Capt sal,marsh stated
Ia Iuk CiriEss the other LAY that hA''
iov. Thornton called on them :" Ego u
th. fr,nt" not - murnur would have
been heard in objection I" the order Z"
th. Commander. in. Chief. TBK CiriLns
pr,,lsa itself on personally knowing .acl
AMI every member III the iuariH. an'
can truthhilly say tina, they nj" not tn
kinn az i."pi' :" ."n away IN tins -
trouble.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

The drug store IL &. NJ. Dreamer, d.
Santa Re, WAS closed las, Sunday a1
there was crepe an the door Tur Cas-
zES representative inquired, aud WAS ~
formed that In the afternoon Of that day
little Johnny sloan Dreamer. infant sou
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cr~amer, had disd ID
cholera infAntuin. The chsrub Was laid
10 rest In Santa Pe cemetery yesterday
afternoon The CITIZEN sends it's condo.
lences 10 the bcrosved parents. and saya
"peace TO Johnny's ashes"
The latest bulletin FROM the sick bed
Of q. Bourgougnon, furnished W TIE
CITIZEN by his wife, this morning, d
'tha, the old gentleman In still in . cri,i-
cal condition" Mr.. Bourgougnon has
been sick abed for several months.
Gardener Woods. who cullivatss a rich
piece Of land q few miles above the city,
has left at The CITIZEN bunch Of oais
tina, stands six feet high. II 10 . splendid
specimen Of cat raising. ~ fns ~ can b
raised any whsre In the United States.
The Optic says; "a letter has bees
signed by the leading business men d
Las Vegas, asking the railroad compsny
Ia reinstate such Of the old men a. apply
for places Such would BE- wise poliey
for the company 10 pursue"
Deputy United States Marshal 1. Nsas-
latter. we'll known In this city, was mar
risd TO Miss Clara Strauss, At Las vegss
Sunday evening. Judge II, y. woos,sI
pronounced the words that made III
happy couple one.
Al the meeting Of the Turuvercin 10
ctety last Sunday afternoon the rrguls'
practice time Was changed from The
second Saturday In each month to tbs
irs, Sunday. the mesting Ia he In ,hs
afternoon At 3 o'clock instead % At q 10
the evening. "a heretofore.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

The new baby chronicler Of the morn.
ing sheet should be transferred 70 the
editorial page. Gsnius Of that order
should not be permitted 70 scin.illats 10
the Obscure corner Of local department.
A number Of productions which deserve
to 10 smbalmed aud labeled for the adj
miration Of pos.erity have been given "
the world through the columns Of the
corporation organ during the las, two
weeks. but when |, comes 10 downright,
lowsr of sxpression. force Of construction
aud beauty Of imagery, the baby editor
las no peer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
Pretty agrOnH,

The following conversation 10 said :,
have occurred At the Democrat building
tire:
rrintrr u Col. Albright: eve had 9
very close shave"
Cod. Albright to printer; "You are q
t"oli you wouldn't talk % IL you knew
the amount II Insurance."
\ prominen, young gentleman VA
standing near by and heard the above
conversation. lie told certain business
gentleman. and the latter gives T'ms
CITIZEN the benefit II his information.
Now. colonel. show about the coal oil r.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
AZ nSrnarsOs.

THH Cirups has never hal . strike,
aud has put into practice with lie em'
pluyeu arbitration II any difficulty tha,
may arise. Here 10 the form II agree
men, signed by the ,ublisher u this pa
paper with his employees, and 1t is rec.
commended Ia railway managerp'
II, IL mutually sgrecd tina, " al any
time disagreemrntr, concerning any ol
the agreements hereby entered into. then
aud IN that case such matters shall h- ~.
f.rrvi Ia = mutual friend. s-lec,.i and
agreed upon by both IL SAID parties
which said friend shall act In the capac
ty of arbitrator. aud by his decisinr
both parties to this eon,rAe, hereby agree
to be- hound"
The above explains why this Office hat
never had q strike. aud nearly the uam'
empI"y.s %-"s h"~- .''''" 81 - :"
! pes, seven years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

re wa- Here last esEh,- a ssert,
PLEASANT t'hat

me wa- nere last esss,-A sser,.
f,es.sst eta,
Gov W r, Thornton was = Ias~eng-r
10 the city Las, nigh, from Las Crucea.
wher, hp had been b. his mIue the
Stephenson. Bennett, In the Organ noun.
,sins, fur the pas, few dsys. The ~.
porter drsir-,l to Interview the governor
las, night, bu, hr was 40 tightly IN the
grip ~ the colonel, who wanted to know
from his -scellency Why his hill Tor legal
government, advertising was chung up"
aud N. hill " the New Mexican. fur the
rane advertising. hA been paid some
time ago.
II was understood r,Om the governor.
although ne dh M, say 80 in 81 many
English words, that the government, does
business on III. square, and will not sub.
mi, Ia overcharges for advertising. no,
even from the colonel.
This li,,ls talk with the governor
,rAnspired nj the dept this morning, ten
minutes before Conductor Gardner cried
"all sboari." bu, on seeing tina, he wAs
-,rikiugth~ irreprrrsible colonel = little
tn strong, r-ferrel back 90 his mine. by
stating that the mill At the mine wat
clurci down On account IT the scarcity 81
coal The governor was in his best hu-
NOR. and II IL pity that he could no, ~
main over Today 81 aS Ia give the people
Of central New Mexico AN opportunity /,
hear his IDEAS of the recent big strik'
'"-o'vh the columns II TINS CIrlkKs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

rae rr~-,s-., ~~,- .s,-- ,h., p.-r
~, use.

rae frestaest n~ts Ostrs thss teut
rt' use,
The Albuquerque CiriEKs announces
that the Territorial fi~men's turna.
ment will be held here on the 10Th ii VI.
present month. the same having been
postponed. by the railry,sd strike, from
the Fourth.
In this announcement President Ne.
Creight is premature He In consulting
the Interest ~ Albuquerque, rather than
those ~ the territorial tremsn and ~ Las
Vegas. Time must be taken to renew
interest on the part II the general public.
~ secure rates run the railroad. and IN
prepare here NJ home for ~, Impair ant q
gathering. This could not possibly be
done In seven days
The suggestion which receives greatest
favor here, IN ~ have the tournament al
the time " laying the corner stone for
the Las Vegas Masonic temple, This
time will he definitely known In week
or 80, and then the time for the ,ournA.
ment can lie definitely s.,,l-d. and made
public long enough before hand for all
necessary arrangements Ia be consum-
mst.i. Optic
The Optic Is entirely mistaken. The
president u the association, not even an
Au..,..,...-... a.. -. .....,., A.
.,,.,,,s,,.,. -, +. ,.,. -, a..
the hremen have worked directly in OPP
u.,,,, o. Al. w,.,.. y, 90. .,,,.. a..
IN. r,.,n ,h., A.. A., i.,,d,.,. -, a..
Inn. ~. an. Aim. ., o,,,.,. ..i,.,
,,h.. -. l., II -,
an. ...oc,.,,on 90. nrv.n,,., Ia, v..,
r., -
vo,. s,r ,h. .,;n, ,,,... -, an. a.,
mai ,,,ru.,,
IL. ...... -.-.. -, Tim. ,r.y.,,,n.
the firemen II this city and other section,
of the territory frum reaching Las Vega,
on July 3, 4 and 4. ia. da,.s 6r., ma, n,
the tournament, hut whsn IA. train. .o,
t. running. by authority from In. y.y.s
the pr..hi.ut az IN. as.,ci.,,o, .., an,
meeting II Tn. tournament, for I,,v on,
and 2ist. ap IN. hos. ,,,,,.r. oh, ,.d
faithfully trained for w..ks WAR. &,
condition au,i could mo-, y,, ,b.ms.lv. a,
gu, II the condition in that rhor, auac.
II time.
This Ia the reason the dates ver, M,
40 cloae f,om the frat dates, and no,hinv
more, and n letter 10 tbst effect v.a mn. a.
81 IN Chief Crowley, Of the Las Vega,
departme q, In. other day. n WAS ala.
suggested that u Las Vegas ~ wished,
let the convention and tournament come
oiI one week later. aay July Nth AND
18th.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
plan. vmE rlws.iC DEsr

During ia" first fiscal year IL HArri.
son's admins ration, the national debt
WAS diminished hy the amour, II $iO+.-
$40, 900 largely through the purchase and
retirement Of bonds, aud the annual in.
ter.s, burden WAS reduced by si,a,.,77i.
During the tirs, fiscal year Ut the Clevs-
land administration, ending June 10. the
bonded debt has been increased by $50
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
luatan iastttute.

Superintendent and Mrs, y. y, Avery
IL the government Indian school, anil
MIR II l.. Fisher and Miss Ella Burton.
teachers, returned last nigh, from santa
fr, where they attended meeting vt the
haitian Institute. The NEE ing was called
to- "rlrr 10y pr. WI Hailmanu. super.
n,"nd-ni uf Indian Schools, Col Jones
welcomed the visitors and teachers In n
few we'll chosen wurl.. DR. Mailman ~ 4.
rpondrd to the colnnrl's address ~ wei.
come, and then proceeded tu explain tu
the teachers the course - study which
had been arranged f,r usr IN the lndia,,
schools He also gave lucid exposition
IT the general plan IL the work Ia hs pur-
sued in the schools.
dr'rS, Mise Elisabeth I. Fisher, 1T III.
Albuquerque -ch"rl. Rad An excellent
paper upon "R"-ultr IL IudlAu EiucA-
tiuu"
llr Hailmaun made some timely ~.
marks upon Hl,S tShrr'a paper N which
hr commended what she had sad.
The New Mr,wnu. IA lts article ahnu,
the meeting, sa,s
TIL" Attendance AZ these meetings H.
g,Wl considering the fact that owing I,
ia" difficulty g.. getting her" II hal hrrI
Announced that there would hr ~ instI.
iui". AZ ~ wAS, over MY we're present.
| III" following from dlrthuc" ar. attend
iug ihr institute ID W y liHllmsnu,
Mrs Eui"ra Lucas li.ilnAnn AuI II "
! lltllmaun, Il Washington. u & Super
visor Chas u. RAks,raw. wifi. and
laughter, "f Washington; Supervisor \
u li"umaun, 1T Chicago; superintendent
+ Avery ani wife. II AlhuIurrIur
Snlh u : C"pp"ck, wife aud daughter
If 'hI"c", |, II I,~s Elizabeth l..
Fisher aud Mise Ella Burton. nf Alhu.
lnerlnr; Th"r : nuIirI, 1T santa Clara
aud Mlsr Bnrs"rmHn, If Srgrr schu"l.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
4. st Another One.

Billy Green succeeded last evening, il
capturing Leandro MaestAs. whose hors,
he had previously captured. Maesta.
was brought in and Judge Wooster com
mitt-d him to jail without bonds. Mace
tAs WAS one Of the leaders in the murieI
Of PAtricio Macs, who WAS killed aud
hung under the Gallinas bridge coupl,
of years ago, There WAS a reward d
$500 on the head Of Maestas. - Las Vega,
Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

Wbat wv WV ~ IVY
Dnn't say I fcel R"pi. for feel we'll.
hun't say thes. Mad, for this kind.
n,nt say NJ, so g'SS M, for not ~
gooi as.
Dnn't say u garment sets god, hut raj
u tits we'll.
hnt say between three, but among
three
Don't say Above seven. bu, more tina.
seven.
Don't describe an unusual ~curr-uo
a. funny.
Don't say dx my gown, hx this room
but arrange my gown. ia. runm, III,
best English authorities rarely use Il,
except Ia indicate stability ar l-rma
hence.
Don't ssy the matter of Mn. but ,h,
matter with him.
Don't say try an experiment, but MAX.
Don't say ] have blacked my sho-s
but I have black.nei my shoes.
Don, say had rather, had better, 10
would rather, would better.
Don't speak II articles u diet Al
healthy. but as healthful ar Wholesome
Don't ray cunning for small. smar
for bright, quick. wi,tei. cute for acute
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

bile property IN Railroad avenue. east al
the track II ~ hp transferred. " frr. 1.
this l-~ri. thus making II wholly u iuo.l
enterprise.
A. y m.-,ing ~ the lrr.-i last night a
was determined a. sake certain radic.i
changes IN III. character ~ thu inr,lia
tion. the fundamental pom, lring u
change I, from day nch~,l Ia = buanl.
ing schu,l. with facilities Tor the ,s.
commaia,iun ~ pupils ~ bth mA.,.
Prof q \, Ramsay, Il the University.
has be.u oferrvi the prinripslship.
aud m be- combines the qualities u ~,
~ the b-s, educators u the day vii
thee. ~ a thorough going. energetic Lla
ness man. II Ia safe ~ conclude that N,
Academy will s"n have upon it, rolls {,
v MI representation frum all s"c,ious 4
New Mexico and AriEnns.
such changes as arr necessary Ia adAIs
the building to i,s new usra arr h. h.
made NJ once, AMI with ability AMI ~.
erey In its management there seems Ia IL
nothing IN the way ~ making the ~.
organized Academy a complete success
valuable at once H. the cause of e,luca.
tion and Ia the interests " the towA
Aud all this helps h. establish Albulucr.
que more firmly in the position which III,
public already conrr,irs to her a. III,
| educational ..ntar nT tina aunt hWsai