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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
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la J A8A AND nkABg,

M'aers ef rhese rwe GAasns 10 ts-
~htti Dts Iiet Cssiink 60 the fr.nt
Thanks TO the persislsncy with which
the subject of communication and trans
portation facilities for the Cochiti district
has been agitated. hardly = single por-
iion " the district now remains unpro.
visled E,r. The latest move 10 that for La
lara and bear can"ns. A road can and
will he built from Bsrnalillo 10 Bear
canon u. u very moderate expense. A
natural thorouEhiare exisss and the dis
tsnc~ from Bcrnalil'o 70 the grand
ledge of the La lara will not sxcssd
eighteen miles. A semi. weekly stage
and freight outfit has besn put on by the
miners of Bear and La lara and until the
completion of the new road mail. passsn.
gerr and freight will go via Wallace. A
petition hss been forwarded 70 wash.
ington tor q postofi!ce near Bear Springs
The camp at this point now contains
about = hundr~i prospsctors, mostly en-
gagged In assessment work
Considerable development work has
been contracted for On the grand ledge
and custom and development tunnel
5000 feet long will erosscut and develop
the grand and parallel lsdg-s. The se-
cent survey Of tho north line Of the Santa
Domingo reservation left but few claims
within the Indian line
Kent City is almost deserted and the
Peralta canon people are moving further
up the canon 10 reach water. In the vi.
eini.y Of La lara peak nearly every
claim located has assessment work CON-
pleted aud many Of the claims show up
finely considering the slight depth reach
cd. The northern portion cf the camp
will undoubtedly come cut ell righ. and
ss soon a. good mineral d secured re-
ductiou works will bs provided. The bis
tunnel schems will prove most bsnsdcial
10 the entire La lara and Bear district a.
Il viii accurately determine the extent
and value Of the ledge matter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02

Washington, june The vie, pr,s,.
dent laid before the senate to-day Hill's
resolution offered yesterday for open nes.
sions of the s-lec, committee. which wen,
over till to-morrow. The same courr.
was taken with Dolph's resolution rrls,.
'ng 'o arrest for contempt Of Elisha FL.
wards. The tariff bill wAs laid beforr
the senate, and the sugar sch.iul- being
the pending question. Manderson pro-
cesdVI 10 si,ssk uIon u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
MIar saAirs and nlriLH.

Pai~rs have been irroricd showing that
'',non Stern, the clothier. and LII Strauss,
the lawyer. hav' purchased frum X. J.
WORT "ne-hslf interest in the Dago Joe
mine, IN He'll canon. and that Win. Nal.
l"i,. purchased nne fourth interes, from
ia" same gentleman The former gave IS o
aud the latter $9OO. Mr. word retains
"n.. fourth interest IN the mine. which is
an extension Of the Belve,lerc mine. owned
and worked 10y u. A. Proper
Tns CITIZEN learned this afternoon that
n strike was made in the Delvedere yes
t'riay. anil that the ore will carry at
lcasi $50 to the ton
Chss. y. Hunt. who purchased the
King placer claims, which are located
near the -strickler piacsrs In Hell
canon. resurn~i N the city this morning
fo"m The canon W. b. Slaughter is Mr
Hunts partner.
The Caledonia mine. At Hillsboro, owned
by Messrs. Sa'"' Weaver unn~wall ami
Mcintosh. 10 showing up beautifully, and
promises 10 become Quo of the best pro-
hucing P,op-rtics IN the west MIR HoIe-
we'll came up to the city this morning
bringing with him some samples IT ore
from vein just cut In new tunnel which
the company are now driving and which
are as inn looking SI'eeimens Of sulphides
as We have ever looked At. The vein 10
AT present about three feet and widening
oil the TIM, aud ths ora 10 also improv.
iug in quality, though we should say from
the samples shown us by Mr.. Saint that
IL Ia already god enough
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
|sleeates 10 The Jubilee COnVen-
ton Arriving In London.
Ne. Frances WILLARD II sick and will
Visit England.
WALT wHIrs iN's PRIENDs.

London May ~ The delegates ,o the
Ira, International aud Jubilee conveu.
In II Young Mems Christian ssaoci.
ous Arr riunding up here to-day pre-.
IrH,ory 10 th. oI,cning of the conv-n.
Do ,n morrow morning Las, night the
pericAn delegates gave n converraxionc
/ the Cannon Strcet Hotel. st which
An, Il IN. delegates from England anu
J continent werc present. George Will.
lms, the venerable founder of the \.
c. A. was tue special guest IL hon"r.
attentions are being paid
the local COMMITTEES tn Hon. John
J imaker, Rev. Dr. Thehore l. Guy.
/ y. n. Rsvell. J. T.. Defenbauyh and
lrrs II the American delegates. tn"
hvAls, up to noon to-day. includ. 30
|ega,.s from Germany, 100 from Swe
b. ~ from Holland. 100 from France.
from the United States. and scatter.
contingrnts from the Australian c"l-
~ and other parts. The ln,.rnsiiounl
emi,tse has decided IA issue n Jubilee
Ilsl IN honor II the convention. An
prnss marquec Ia being crcted to.
on the Thames embausment, In
tch the locAl committee will serve
rhcou daily during the noon ccess-s.
opening service tomorrow will take
re in Westminster Abbey, and the de.
A for tickets is enormous Right
}. Dr. Temple. Lord bishop Of Lon.
will deliver the Addr~ss 10 the dele
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02

Springfield. H., June The paper,
In the apl'eals 10 the supreme court frun
the decisions Of Judges Bookwai,er. Of
panville, and Creighton. Of this city. in
the now celebrated apportionment cases,
will be finally completed ,o. day. and
will I've ready for presentation on III. ~.
Seinbling of the court Upon the view
taken 10y this tribunal depends the lues.
tion whether u special session OF the ley
islA'ure will be necessary In orier tha,
the state may be again re-distric,ed be-.
fore the November elections.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
Tewp. rance s,o.xre..

New York, June l.--several huudr~,i
delegates from different parts Of th.
country have already arrived for the
great international temperance congress
which opens a, Prohibition park on sun.
day 6en. Neal Dow, n whom n specinl
International r-ceptiou is N b- given,
will reach here to-morrow. A dispatch
says he has almost sntirvly rocovsrr,i
FROM his recent indisposi,iou. and although
very hoarse. expects Ia he able Ia al
dress the congress.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
Tervlhie ffsaes

Pueblo, Colo. May si.--In consequence
of fearful rains yesterday the Arkansas
river has broken lie levees AMI every.
thing down town Ia in = s.a of water.
The worst h"d in twenty years. electric
light" ou, and ears s,opped. Everything
In confusion and hundrrds Of rrseuing
families In hc"ied houses. No deaths yet
repor,ed Damage is expected 10 exceed
hnrdred and hhy Thousand dollars.
All railroads completely tied up s#'l the
governor t Victor unable 10 leave
Storm continues, anil rain and snow gen.
.ral throughout the state.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
kestsekx Repshlisaas.

Lexington. Ky. June 1.-The meru,,err
Of the republican committee for the sew
e,itu "i.,,i.t a,o la r+rsh.n ,.,i- Anernu,,
at the Phoenix hotel. with Mayor r. A.
Hancock presiding. for the purpose Of
deciding upon the time. place aud method
Of nominating q candidate for cougr-ss
A recent canvass of the meInbers Of ,h.
committee developed n unanimous s.n,i.
ment that no matter whether Col Breck.
enridge was nominated or not. a r~pub-
licAn candidate should be placed IN the
field, IL being thought that, whether
Breckenridge or Owen ir succ.ssfui in
getting the regular democratic nominA.
tion the division In the ranks 4 that party
will he 40 pronounced as 10 make Iossi.
BILE tbs success Of u republic. candidate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
THE FLOODS!
Colorado Towns Badly Damaged
by lnCeSSant Rains.
Senator Hills Resolution Fav.
Oring Open Committee
Meetings.
krilJ's Army ofIndustrial. Sail south
from ~. Louis
ST. LOUIS CARrES rERs sTLIKB.

Boulder. Colo, June THE hupi her,
washed away dwellings. and the town.
of salina and CrismAn are destroyed.
All county and railroad bridges on Boul.
der creek and in the city are destroyed
Comm nication with the south side of thu
creek In destroyed The water ir Aha,.
ing. The wilies, excitement prevailed
vest risy, and pcople run IN the strong
rain 10 Lovers Hill, fearing the tow,
would be destroyed, The estimated ln4a
ia u half million.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
q lsa wptnnra aieA,

Picago, May 8i.-A private cable dis
b states that Miss Frances willard,
hient Of the Worlds and National
hsn's Christian Temperance Unions.
has heen abroad for nearly . year ia
|rcsrious condition II health. will sAil
his country an the steamship Teu-
IN June 10. She will therefore be
bic In take part In the great prohibi-
conferences al Staten Island, New
?. next week. The dispatch says
although much improved In health,
. still very frail and requires con-
\ attention.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
Var IA nj lTeat,

Washington. June III b. houS. Ia.
day passed the senate bill "a extend 10
Tue nations with which the Unii.,l st.,-s
may have srsssiss respecting the fur seal
provisions of the Law Of las, March, To-
give ehee, 70 tAs asdings II the Par.
tribunal of arbitration. Representative
Strauss offered a joan. rssolution to abolish
'h" sxtra'il''on treaty with Russia, which
was rsssrrd I" the eommi..se on foreign
snsiFs. The house prosssded 10 ,nusd,r
the hank tax hill
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
to-enis Ceus'y'- Csurt Hsu-e.
PRsaCorr, MAY ~

HH"'VIT1 MY OTI
'iis'riAl IA rhn Ctisnn
On Monday aud Tues'iay Harry Zuck
dis,rici attorney. and II. 4. Clark, r-,r..
"eniIng the bnari of supervisors. arguei
their rhie IL the cssr, while Herndon h
Norris II Prescott. appeared for the vii.
ANS people, who had sskesi Judge IIsw.
kins Ia grant an injunction restraining
the h"ari "f supervisor from proceeding
with the building of "a court house at
Flagstaff
Judge Hawkins in his decision ntat.si
tina, there WAS no cnurs. of action. there.
;'rr AN injunction could not be granted.
the plea l~ing premature
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
rnIiaaAn aIrIke.

Chicrgu. Jun" Lagcur rrhr, prcsl.
dent of the \ X T. arrived here at nu,u
4" participate Ia conference with the
union IN reference io ia" Pullman s,rikr
Pullman rmpinyrs fr,m all over the
country have alro h"cn here. The pa.
mary object Il the conference n tu effect
n settlement 1T the Pullman rtnk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
COClHiri CstNHs.
Item. clipped from the Last I.-sr ,
the Cochttl Cnii,

Items clipped from the Las, Issue or
the Cochtti Cnii
Beautiful specimens ~ free gold hay.
been taken from the Lone Star ia, ,as,
week.
| A number of wnrkm.n are busy yet.
ting out timberp Tor th. new s,amp mill
al Allrrion.
Lumber was moved up Ia the Crown
Point mine Thursday for the erection Of
bunk house.
new town il s"Dn Ia b. laid ou, Al
the s,outh of Cochit and Medic Dia
can"nS near the Mexican villag. Of Can
ala.
Eagle has already assumed sufficient
metropolitan Siae Ia rcIuirr u city gov.
ernnent and her inhabitants should prp-
c"td at one" I" incorpora,. the town.
C"chi'i II now on speaking terms with
the outside world. The telephone lin, Ia
now completed and in operation from
Eagle and Allerton Ia santa Fe and Ger
rillnS
Claim jumping IL becoming very com.
mon and ~ n result th. atmosph.r.
around Oh. head IL Gala. pino and Media
ID" " somewhat hazy with profanity.
fruhl" Ia lonk"d for
Andy Horns stages len wallac. Last
Tuesday morning with twenty two pas
s.ng-rr bound for Cnchiti. The aatn, dny
the santa fe and Cerrillos stages arrived
with eight more.
\" many new towns arr sprnging up
IN 'he district that il IL impossible for the
Call man Ia keep track of them all. TIL.
latest rri"rt-'i Ia these headquarters is
bear Springs AT Tia. mouth ~ bear canon.
Warner Rph, editorial cnr~sIsond-
sni of the Daily Mining Record ~ h.n.
yer, hAH b.en looking over Cuhiti thi.
week with view IL giving II wri,a up
IN that -nterprising Journal. frm Mr..
RrM's conversation We shall ..p,ct n
g'".i r"nd'"ii. ~ b" seems highly PLEASED
with the ou,l"ok
cEhit Is n I""r mans camp Five
hundred dollars would make any one ~
the hest proslTc,S IN the mineral belt q
shipping mine, Take for instance tLnn.
that are Shipping-ihc Lone Star. Cruwn
Point. Iron King aud Last Chanc.-and
not u one II them arr yr, below Rrasa
rsas, AMI some II them have orr run.
ming into the hunhr'sis oi dollars Ter ton
ten feet Ab"v. grass rppts in the l,,Ig.s
that crop ou, un the surface Abnut ali
the money that II required a. max. q
go"i pr"incing mine IN Crhili IL a Hnf.
hc'-nt amount H. purchase topls. pow,i.r.
etc, for mining, = grub stake and then ,o
yet your ore Ia the rmrlter. There Ia no
poor mans mining camp on the Fac. of
the earth II cochili is not one.
Yesterday " =, Edi-. for the y. J.
Primros" w""l company, purchased Irnm
N, I, M"riAr,ty his spring wool elm II
i2,WD pounds rhe w"nl will Arriy.
this an"rn'-'n. being received hy P-ir,
sandoval fr Mr. Eir. who went to W.
eorro this mornits /" look amer n big clip
A
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02

The plan has been kept recr", uu,l To
day. In all probability Waite will per.
sonally direct the movement, IN the rrla
hous dirtric, A carload II supplies f,r
the national guArl has arrived, iuclud.
ing much needed ammunition Secret
arrangements with the IAilrad have
b-cn perfected aul tram can lr fur.
nish"i with trurIs a., an hours notice.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
Walt. wh,,wa.,. s,,swss

i "WV' whtN@hUWEb
Piladelphia, May sl.--A lumber IL
dh and admirers oi the lats walt.
IMAM, the eminent post, gathered
so'day for the purpose Of organising
esssnst'oaal Walt. Whitman society
" o. Burton will be selected a. the
sssd-ns. The objects Of the organ.
sa Arc 10 establish centsrs In differ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02

Evans, Iowa, Junr The striking
miners ar" gathering a, orkalu.~A Nine
hundred arr ALREADY there aud more com.
ing from the C"u,"rvilr districts AMI
Missouri The strikers thu morning
made decentralization near ia" camp uf
i~" COMPANIES ni militia, bat NJ violence
cnsueI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
ftclkht lrhin "a rrrL

Paris, No. Jnn" A freight train ~,
the Missouri, knnsas 4 Texas "a, this
place. this .norning left The track and
rolled over an rmhankmrut and ,rr,l,.
Acrnrs the road, ds,anc. uf twenty feet
Two men were killed. The acri,lrn, is
du" I" pair "f trucks leaving the rails
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
= nsyal rsaraameat.

Pndou. May si.-Fifseen hundr~i
Ps with 700 guns and 80 horses
par, to-day In the opaning of the
zenith Royal Military Tournament At
cultural hall The Prince of wAles
party of friends was present ., the
ping exercises,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
hAliraasl l,aaa

Ch''"g", June III, Ia understood that
Justice Harlan overruied the motion Ia
certify the record In the appeal fr,m
Judge jenkins decision to-day anil tina,
argument IL ~, Tor Ia morrow.
LAisr--The court this Afternoon d.clI.
ed TO hear oral arguments In the case
Monday. June II, instead ~ neg, Mon.
day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02

II Louis. June l The Kelly army
started down the river for Cairo this
morning, About two hundred under
command Of Col, speed. deserte,i the
navy and started to continue 10 Wash.
ington without Kelly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
ftood bisrralua

Pueblo, June THE 6oxl !. rapidly
rubsniing And som. streets arr now p...
sable by teams. Thir,y.two persona mr.,
missing. Two bodies were found below
the city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
Y. M. c. A.
Monster Meeting Of Worlds Del.
esatsS in London.
Trial or n Wholesale PO sonrr
in Progress.
Repasiiras Congressional ConyrntIon
In ses'ioa In Kentsehy.
POLAND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION

ALL. ~ ,,, '.'"s''
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80 r, - !" "o'"'", W S'''-
so s0"' o's"" 'nA' mas
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WV" "'" """'h ." Dressings Flow
''''o'i "'u" "Aea paan {" uiunph and
guy ,"ey ~"'e eAReh up oy the thou
' ""o' u"a"'e :" gain admission
0''" '" '"' .,''''''s' aA" oeen content 10
.u'""'" :" '"e spacious Aooey yAri,
"' ""'' '"'"e' '"" 'ne AIR ar'rS''nR
~. r"k " '"e P"'es'''ahS "n ,he
'"''''' =" ,"e "'k gates an" was carrie"
~' '" '"' "'" pa'"ce yar' causing
~. l'''"oers p" p~r'Amen' 70 stop and
listen. An the strAins dis.,t nwnv the r,..
oman, voice Of the bisbop m h. nrouou,c.
% '"s oe"eu'''"" ea"e through the
s "'' " '"' "Ie" Ar ANA 'hur
Conference Of Young Men's chr,.,i.n A..
sociation declared an accumulated fac,
Exeter Hall, IN. scsne of m.nv an hi.
torical gathering for nearly . e,u,urv -,
Grra, Britsiu'a .xis,.nc.. vas !, ho,,,.v
ATTIRE thm morniny IN. V,l, IL
do.,.d from IN. main ,o,. .,d !, .
summarized On either all. nv IN. .,.r. 49,,
stripes and the national u,,ur. ur ,hr ~.
r-,,,'. ~ s-i,.eriand, Geneva being ,b.
headquarters Of the International com.
mittee. The executive committee. TO
which the routine Of passing upon cred.
entails had been assigned. commenced i,s
lAborv as early as six o'clock, and for four
hours thereafter constant stream Of del.
egates and visitors made things lively in
and about the uoted auditorium. The
opening services In Westminster Abbey
wers set for half past ten, hut an hour
before that time fully one thousand p.o.
pie had assembled In the Abbsy yard.
and waited patiently until th. yerrer
should give the order for the op-n,nS of
the doors. Il was the hrr, time In the
history Of the Abbey ths, ia M, had h.sn
granted for . gathering or servic. of mi.
character, and ss a natural ssouence AZ.
truoriinsrv in,err., \. .,,..hsd ,o an.
event. Admiss,ou "a. .,,1cl,v bv ,,.A.,
bu, quite a number Of prowmeo, ,,s,.on'
.x,s Who vrr, nm. ware of this s.e, ~.r.
psrni,,.d 70 su,sr upou pr,s.Dt.,,on a,
their visiting c.rds. n.nv n An. ,.,.
ratIous marched sr,m R,..,. u., 4,
body, attracting considerable attention
on route. The route taken by most Of the
delegations was via the Strand 70 Char
ing Cross. and thence through whitehall
kmH&u kmAUt AMI rQuuti1U Al waatsu,,,-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02

Crirpl" Greek. Jun" 1t II uuir, herr,
t"-day' AT the Divide the deputies ar.
waiting "ri"rs Ia mnrch ar rDtnrn home.
On Bull liill quiet expectation rrirus and
the discipline II nowi-r relaxed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
Anssher ssrsh~.

Nashville. Tenn, June I -Four ,hou..
and miners at Coal Creek this morning
quit work and Say they will not resume
I'LL national settlem-n, IL cii-c,.d,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02

bnckingham's Dye for the whi-k.ru can
be applied when at home. and i, in uni.
frmiy Snccessful In eoloring brown ar
black Hence its grra, popularity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
Miners ldIe.

New Castle. Colo, June Ever,
miner In camp IL idle to-day, and all Ap-
proaches picketed. Nothing Ia ,h. way
of serious trouble IL imminent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
Atae salt.

on June IL. at Sncorro, Judge FREEMAN n
will hear q suit II M-rsru Mrll,r and
McCoyvs Mr@Srs Bnrra.lAil-, H.sselci.n
Hill and Strong. aSkiug an injunction Ia
restrain the latter from working or in
any manner interfering with the working
of tn. Last ChAnc" No = mine In the
Cochiti mining district. I'll. plaintiff.
claim Ia have located the min, a. IA.
summit fourteen days before th. d.f.pu.
ants placed up their lcs,ion notice. The.
defendants say that they are willing Ia
let the matter be righied by a commit,..
"f miners up IN that district. perfectly
willing To abide by the decision II ,l.,
c'mnit,ee. but the defendants ohj.c, and
will test their rights in the court.
rae Setiew Gisw OF the Hsr,..-.
Pain,sd on the sky by the setting sun, is
beautiful Not ~ the sai ilow saffron Of
face tingei with bile, And oh! IN. un
sI~Aksble discomfort that bile in IN.
wrong place produces Twingrr IN th.
right shis aud under the right shoulder
blade, nausea, vertigo. sick b.a,iaeh..
constipation. faulty digestion. Not in mn
instant can the symptoms of billiousn...
be dinpelle'i. hut I-r.ist-nc. IN the u.. q,
H"et-ttrr'S Bntcrs will crndira,. them.
restore digestion and regularity II IA.
bowels, and eountsrAc, i.n,ienciea to rnot,.
aggravated complaints, which an Inter.
ruption II these functions b.y.,s
kheumatiam. inactivity of IA. kidn-ys
and bladderi neuralgia. and inability Ia
sleep arr also r,medisi by this genial
preventive and restorative ~ nerve G,rr,,
AMI Tranquility. A an Antiiot. Ia ,h.
poison of malaria, II IN uufnilinv AMI
promh. A wineglAsSful thru. times a
day
This morning NJ. Mandell r.c-iy-,i .
sackfnl 81 orr frin OroAr Titlou, who /.
working hls mine, the -Four IIundr,.i." !"
up IN the C'chi,i mining district. Mr.
ritlon informs Mr.. Mandell that b. |.
now gong IN ih" 100 Zee, tunnel ON ,h.
mine, and ,ha, the vein appears to widen
out aud becon- richer on further d.v.I.
opmens' The samples received ,L,,
morning will be Assaye,i a, once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02

New York, June IA cattle dispatch
says that an international cl ,asiiion was
opened TO day at Lembu'g. Poland
There are twenty six buildings devoted
10 fisheries, horticulture, liberal arte,
electricity. mining, agriculture and kind.
re'i pursuits. he American pavilion Ia
not yet completed. hut will he on. Of the
finest on the grounds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02

While In Top-aa last March, h. r.
Barber. a prorninen, newspaper man Of
La Cynge. Kan, was taken with cholera
morbus very sevrrly. The nigh, clerk
at the hotel where he was stopping. hap
penei to have a bottle Of Cham l,.rlAin's n
Collie. Cholera aud Diarrho~ Remedy and
gave him shrse dos-s, whidi relieved him
ami he thinks saved hh life. Rvery
family should keep this rmedy in their
home 81 ali times. No o,s can tell how
soon II may ls ne.ded. costs bu, a
trihs aud may be the m&n- of saving
much suffering and perh 10 th. liz. of
some membsr Of the fanny 10 aud 80
cent bottles for sale by r,H Burgess 4
Son, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02

Yesterday V, y. Eii-. for the y. J.
Primros" wo"l company, purchased lrpm
N, 7, M"riArity his spring wool clip II
ia,WD I1umlH The ~unl will Arriy.
thus at-rn'-'n. being received hy P-,Iru
sand"val fr Mr. Eic. who went tn w.
eorro this mornirS tn look amer big clip
there, lie will return home this evening