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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30

cav tentatively that she supposed they shouio
git there some time ,
"Oh. yes,' was the cheerful reply. .,,,o 20
Going at foot pace 1t takes gooo l,S wn', &c a
travel nearly four miles along the side oi a
mountain. And often these travellers iouho .na.
a tree had fallen across the road and circu''
had to be made. $500 -. ,A, vhv
AImina was so far reused that she asKe WY
the folks didn't take away those trees, ahc 'he
reply was:
A clear ringing bark was heard snors
distance away where the light was greater as Il
there were opening u,o .ho,s
"That,s Little Bull" said Temple; ne
heard US"
Mote barking in different keys ,,o
"Theyve all heard U.S. continued Temp,
land they're coming to meet us. I'm glad you re-
not afraid Of dogs, because you'd have truly
deysh time here II you were
She spoke quite II devilish were tne wo,u
she wanted and as II were not AFRAID u
use 1t.
One more slight turn in the road
"There's the place., said the girl, and mere are
the dogs Brace up. for they'll go all over ~, US
You'll think you're going to be eaten up bu
you'll come out alive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
BESIDE TIE THORN.
BY Robert Bridges.

So sweet love seemed that April morn,
When first we kissed beside the morn
So strangely sweet. II was not strange
We thought that love could never chahge.
But l can tell-let truth be told
That love will change in growing old;
Though day by day is npught to see,
SO delicate his motions be.
And in the end twill come to pass
Quite to forget what once he was,
Nor even In fancy to recall
The pleasure that was all In ALL
His little spring. that sweet we found.
SO deep In summer floods ~ drowned,
I wonder bathed in Joy complete,
How love so young could be so sweet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30


state of faintness and fatigue when IL seemed
N her that she could never eat again.
The five dogs were grouped in partial cir
Gle in front Of Temple, who tried to distribute
hones impartiay and who administered reproof
and reproach when there was too much snatch
ing.
Now don't you be as greedy as human
beings" Almina heard her saying. "Jim you
let Short Tail have this. Stop. You viun' you!
I'll pull 1t out Of your mouth You've had three
to Devils one. Devil, why don't you pitch In n
get your share? jim. you sha'n't have the whole
skeleton Of that rooster!"
There was a scufiie: growls and yaps. dogs
ieaping high with front paws extended eagerly;
and the girl standing with flushed race ana
sparkling eyes In the midst. with her hands
held up and bone in each hand
.inina hastily pushed back her chair She
felt as II she were In the MIDST OF dog-n9h''
There seemed a hundred hounds, all standing on
their hind legs and paving in the air Iney
were whining and growing and slobbering. They
were making frantic leaps up at me bones ana
falling back. sometimes rolling over on their
spines with their legs in the air
II Amt afraid OF dorgs' said Miss Drowdy,
mot as a general thing but should think that
| ~ there was any such thing as ketchin hydro
| phoby why, then. you'd ketch IT,
The girl tried to push the animals away rom
her She hustled and stamped ana drove untd
| she had forced the troop out at the open door
She came back TO Almina's side. There was
| the sparkle Of sheer. soulless animal spirits in
"They haven't got hydrophobia, so can't catch
| IT." she answered. Il suppose they've spoiled
| your breakfast. $50
II found wasn't hungry. after ALL answered
| Almina Il guess I'll pay that woman, and then
| what shall we do?' en- go n set on my trunk
| over there to the deepo a spell longer though
| faint any great fun. 80
Temple picked up her hat from the floor. She
stood swinging 1t in her hand and gazing at her
| guest. -. A., ,,,a
| No indeed Shed be mad TO think OF taxing pay
| for any one | brought here Wen start right
| awav for home. I'm powerful sorry ! couldn't
come with the muels. You see. bartholomew
| been aiming to have the gears hxed Tor ages ana
| I s'nose he had taken them. to-day OF all days
| and ne knew ! was coming to meet YOU some
| times I think the whole colored race might just
| az we'll be in Tophet and be done with them.
| Almina felt her face flush and then pale with
| amazement as she heard the fresh. young voice
| calmly make this remark
"What?" she asked with some sternness.
| an Tophet said" was the answer
"Do YOU think that's pretty talk?'
J "Oh don't know about that returned the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

rhe Shoe,iux or Jssa v. Morrison ~
~. johns

On Thursday morning. the 2ist, about
3 o'clock. Samuel sanch-s shot John V.
M"rrrirnn through u window. II appears
that Morrison and SAnch-s had . dispute
Ahnut an hour before the shootIng, which
end,d 10y SAnches leaving the premises
without making any threats. Mr. Nor
ri-"n attached ~ little Importance 10 the
few words which had passed between
them that the incident had passed from
his mind before the shoot ny took place.
SAuch.s. amer leaving the house. immed-
lately began trying to borrow 4 gun
After going To half dozen different
parties who irfurrd to le, him have one
hr finally succeeded in securing ono from
Auastacio Chavrs, under the pr.text Of
wanting Ia kill beef tina, morning II
was not over tive minutes after he had
srcurei the gun before the shooting was
done Two shots were fired. The first
shot took effect, Knocking Mr.. Morrison
down, but to max. assurance doubly
sure the ASSASSIN tired another shot at
him. which fortunately went wide Of the
mark The sho, which struck him hi,
one of the lower ribs on the right side,
which dctec,cd the bulle, in such q way
that 1t passed just under the akin, coming
out on tn. len side. Almos, directly OPP
posi,e the place Of entrance. A quarter
Of an inch either higher or lower. or even
back, would have proven fatal. This at
temp, a, murder was one Of the mos,
cowarily. daStarily acts have taken
place in this community for many Il yea..
and that II failed was an act Of Provi-
denc f. the gun was we'll aimed at .
vital spot After the shooting sanches
wen, Ia the resiIsnce Of Mariana Mestas.
in the southern part of town, told him he
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
TIA o. HUSI>G CASE.
a. Verdict or Aeas,stai.-Pr.s~eu
Astea,
JuSk

=. Verdict or Asas,stai.-Prss~
Col. Max Frost and Hon. J. II. Walker,
u Santa Fe. came in Tuesday nigh, from
prescott, where they hal been as wit.
nesses In the case Of the Unitei States va.
Henry Huning The charge against III.
latter was that II having committed per-
jury in + homestead entry In the Prescott,
land office. the United States alleging
that he had already male homestead EN-
try In tbs santa Pe land Office. Judge
Walker Ii the prsren, register NJ the lat
ter office. and Col. Prost was the regis.
Tar from 1881 Ia 1888, sDd they wc,v
summoned to testify In regari Ia the mat.
ter. Their testimony. however, simply
showed an entry in Henry Huning's
name on the record. and that such entry
was made before the probate court al
Loo LunAs, but did not connect Henry
Huuing in person with any Of the pro,
ceedings The government failed Ia
lake ou, case anil the jury was out bu,
ten minutes and brought in . verdict II
AcquittAl. Two other cases Agsins,
Henry Huning were dismissed by United
States Attorney Ellinwooi Messru
Fr~t and walker left Prescott u, 2 oclock
on Monday morning On = special with
united States Marshal Meade. caugh, the
special 81 Superintendent Gable at vii.
lisms and came on IN Albuquerque.
They describe Prescott a. quite pros
porous and pleasant, somewhat warm
and suffering FOR rain, the water supply
being low. The santa Pc, Prescott ami
Phoenix railroad has its track completed
and 10 running trains 10 Skull Valley,
twenty-five miles south Of Prescott, and
the grade IL completed for forty miles
south Il skull Valley. 40 soon as rails
can In obtained. track laying IN this
forty miles 81 grade will commence and
pushed to compilation. There is con-id
cradle building going on AMI the place
certAiniy hAs . prosperous and content.d
appearance. Gold mining in It's vicinity
10 constantly Gu the increase. and the iu-
TURF Of the town looks bright aud prom.
ising, Tho military post Of whipple
barracks sboas = mile from town and
with . garrison u four companies Of the
ii,h infantry. commanded by Colonel he
Russy, 10 = great benefit both financially
and socially. The town snjoys trade
from numerous mining camps within =
radius Of seventy 10 eighty mil-s. and
this trade Is constantly on the increase.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
A., lass Th., w,,h.,aad. Heat.

Hundreds Of mirrors have boon
ruined by lamps being placed close
10 them to assist In toilet purposes.
and the average glass so"ns to DC
exceptionally moan in respect Of
temperature OF late wears lamp
glassos have been made by secret
process which makes them 40 tough
that even II touched with rod hot
iron. they viii seldom crack Now
an inventor has gone u step farther
and has produced glass which will
stand greater heat, without band.
ing ar breaking, than iron II this
can ~ put on tho market on u com
mercial basis it will promptly rev.
olutionize our ideas OF building aud
enable much larger panss OF glass to
be used than 10 practicable now.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07


HL,sp. Jun. ~.
IL, ,b,s. oh, may rh.r,.h ,h,. ,l.,,
,hs, the .,c,,.m.n, over INF. f.uo,s
mining dis,ric, Il. On IA, wa,.. nav
Wei, a. ,b., miraculous r.,i,n
Andy Uorn.'s uphol.,.r,d Cnucoy,i.
s,nr. in. hand. xill tab. wan fr,, w.u.,
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-" H"'h ~ Va" rf'l"r treatment 81 '''r'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
BLASU. June -.

BLASD, June -.
The fact that ihes. mountains ARE hll
IL hsnur- veins IL the sam. x, neral char.
acter of quartz. varying IN width from
ten Ia my feet. makes any particular
description of the ore IN individual mines
supertiuous. On each s,dr II tn. canons.
immense leads Of gold and silver b-arirg
quartz thrun, their s,uI.ndoua propor.
tions skywar,i. 10 the Rniazemsnt and AL.
miration Of every beholder. Nature herr
has hal An Immense mold and used
lpnld hand from an inex hAustible store.
house of treasures.
When one has said that there ARE
scor-s Of goud mineral bearing claims in
this wonderful sectioni that they meas
urr their width by rods that they pay
from the weather-exposed tops in gold
and silver. and that their value il un.
questioned except as To- what the amount
II profits will he, then you have . state
m.nt ofthe majority. which only varies
in individual css-s.
While the ore ia this district 10 not
low grade. and there Is u good prodi
mHd. in shipment Ia Colorado SHELTERS,
there 10 ~ much morr to he made by its
treatment at home that everyone 10 shap-
ing their development u that end, and
shipping only u limited amount. As
soon ma the proper treatment for this
quartz Ia fully agreed upon capital will
put itS shoulder a. the wheel and these
mountains will see = mining camp that
will he the wonder u even the NEST san-
gnine.
The new mill At Allertou is\ wstchesl
with the greatest interest, aud by those
best qualified Ia know In destined 10 he q
success, Its capacity In only forty tons
u day. hut there can be plenty more re-
cur-d where II came from.
The Grown Point Ii moving along
nicely, although the closing of the socorro
smelter necessitates = long haul to the
Pueblo furnaces. They have = dritt into
their lead of over 100 feet, and are sink
ing AN inclined shan. which is down some
thirty feet. The grade IL the ora In in,-
proving with depth and establishes the
fact that this will he one Of the gres, div
hisnd payers Of the district, A force II
men ara mining and saeking orr day and
| night
The Iron King is being put In good
shape In development work and the srec-
ton 81 large ore bins Ia haul 10 the STAMP
mill al Aller,un, which has capacity ri
forty tons yer day, Messrs. Bailey and
wyncoop. of Denver. aud J. y Eagle and
! N. X, Darcy are the lucky owners Of
this bon.-nzA. This ore has already been
tried by the Aller,on procsss aud IL An
assured success, 49, the ore 10 good and
the quartz some my feet wide.
The Lon. Star, owned by Tom Lothian,
Chess Greenwood. Norman Blstchsr aud
Henry wonds. 10 operating . good "rc'
II men. mining and sackins ore for ship
ming Ia Pus6lo, and 10 running = night
shif,. The returns from this mine Ars
very satisfactory. and like all other veins
In the Cochiu district there II M limit b
,h. size 81 the mineral bearing vein.
! The owners Of the Lone Star are Alss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

rissi, there \ an entire shsssss a sA.s
spirit u dsmsecwism ~ ofen fcesd 10
public men, whose every 90, N governed
by the csprices ~ public opinion. and
whose every though, is IN do what will
he most pleasing. rather than what IL
right. In the SELECTION II candidates bs
public officials, personal prvf"rrnose and
personal prejudices should be isnored
for the public good. Men should be eel.
sc,.i with view 81 their atpess for the
position, and the availability II the can.
didste for election Mr.. Murphy poe
ses--s all these qualifications, and what
u more. Seems IN be the universal choice
Of his party --Prvsco,, Journal Miner.
have two little grandchildren Who are
tscthing this hot summer weather and are
,roubled with bowel compls.nt. I give
them Chamt~rlsin's Collie, Cholera and
Dsrrhoea Remedy and u acts like q
charm ! earnestly recommend u for
children with bowel troubles. I wac my.
self taken with severe attack ~ bloody
fux. with cramps and pains Ia my stom-
ach. one-third 81 q bottle of thie remedy
cured me. within twenty-four hours I
was gu, II bed and doing my house work.
Mas. W. l.. DrxcAS. Bon-aqus, Hickman
CO., Tenn. For sale by T. II. Burgess 4
Bon. Druggirts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
sor sA,sLy sgrosrED
rse Cetesrss.e. was . rssrsesie A.
sembty 90 Ctt,sees

sembty OF Ctt,sees
In referring IN the Fourth " July
meeting the Democrat says 1.-THE dem.
onstratiou u the Fourth II July was got
ten up by few republican SIRE h-ads. :"
aud then proc.,-is Ia charge that u vas q
ppliticsi affair and for the PURPOSE ~
making political capital This 10 mo-,
only unjus, and un,re, but Under the
circumstances very holish The idea of
the meeting originated with AMI was car
RED nut 10y two or three gentlemen whu
take no active part In politics or strik--.
IN one side or the other. who hal
no object in view but the holding
~ All old fashioned Fourth ~ July
meeting. and To avoid the appearance
u any par,i-an spirit in the matter
they invit.d good men from both par.
ties, anh from both sides ~ the
prominent issu-s II ID. day. IL many
of thu@. WIN were invitssi saw proper
- stay away, the gentlemen of the com.
mitt.c arrangements we're not rrspon-
rihl" @; I, NJ " the only democrat who
responded attempted " make a political
Sp-cch, there va, nobosiy responslble for
!, but himself The two republican gen
ti"m-n VIM ahirrsse,i the meeting avoid.
rd all appearance 81 psrtisanisn, and dis.
GUESSED ia. leading issues before the pub.
he in co"l. impartial and interesting
manner, and did NJ, utter q wori tina,
would tend To excite the crowd or worn
upon the pr-judiceS oi the people. II q
Democratic speaker saw proper IN pursu,
ditirr-n, course. lr, our nsighbor ''iis,
cipl,n-" him a. much il thinks proper
let it not try 10 throw the responsibility
fni HIS indiscr-,ions upon the shoulders
IL r~puhli,Ans
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
sAase Of the Holrait.

Everybody has heart II the Pullman
hyrui,, but not one I'erson In a thousand
understands ,hs m"rits ~ lie cause II Il
About year ago, at Pullman, Illinois.
Pullman informed his lien that hr would
have 10 reduce wages Is per cent, which
he did. II was net long before he made
a second reduction OILS per cent Tn.
men stool II wi,hou, complaining. A few
weeks ago Pullman made a third r-,iuc.
ton, this time If 20 per cent, This ~.
ducod the wages ~ low that the men can
barely exist on them, This last reduc-
tion 10 What cauS,Sl the boycott Inside
hnishers VII" yoar ago were getting
"a 20 per day, now got 10 cents . day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
tsew % spreads.

after the Ball" has reached the Mex
lean interior. The Aztec rouSts bout who
jacks up the 6r,r IT the a,n~l"y ucs s"ap
works ami starrr III. engine out ~ coun-
tenaucr has got Il bad, Ia fact IL IN III.
sole thing that relieves the monotony 81
HIS existence. II he couldn't whistle
"Aner the Ball" thus gentle Aztec would
die. The distinguished representative
Of III. American museum ~ national his.
tory who is now doing ,h. Durango noun.
talna, wKs as,oniHhed the other day IN
hear the familiar strains fium full
he'lgcd. native iAqui child "f the mature
age ~ lOi and later hsarl the air with
local variations from = herl Of Sluaws.-
III Paso Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
paris Press Ethios,

A Paris boulevard paper publishes
the following dialogue between Q
member Of the cabinet OF ministers
aud newspaper man who Is paid by
the former under the condition that
he must keep mp the appearance of
opposing the minister. Says the jour
nalist! Can ! call you 'csnallle' or
dirty hogT" "of course" answers
the minister, but make q change
once In while In your epithets; put
the down as bandit for instance.
But never venture To denomina me
as 'chequart' (bribe takerl; that IL
the only epithst that makes q bad I'm
precision upon the public"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
aixss Mas fsr shs rs..sssa.

The signs Of the political umss, In Arb
sonA, s!l point 10 the nomination Of on.
Gov. N. o. Murphy a. the republican
candidate for delegate 10 congress.
while the Journal. Miner expects 10 sup
port the nominee Of the party. whoever
he may bs, and does not desire 10 east
any reelection upon any one yet mention.
ed for the position, Il firmly believes that
Gov. Murphy 10 the strcngsst candidate
that can DO selected. II bslisvss that he
10 possesset Of TIE ability and sssrgy re-
quirsd Of . delegate 70 congress, and 10
elected, - hs no doubt will Be, N aoni-
mated. that he could accomplish - much.
or more, for the territory than almost any
other man. HE record a. governor was
purs and clean. and he demonstrated
'hAt he wss capable Of doing justice, -
an ofscisi. 70 all parties. Aosaa,sd sole
v by what he eonoeivss 70 be justice and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

Last June, Dick CrswfSd brough, his
twelve months old child, suffering frum
infAntile diArrhoea, to the. II had bern
veAned at four mouths old and being
sickly everything ran through u like
water through = sieve. gave u the US
ual treatment In such cases hut with'nt
b-neht. The child KEEP, growing thinner
until u weighed Tut little inorr than when
born. prrnaps ten pounds. I then start
81 the father 10 giving Chamberlain
Collie. Cholera aud DiArrhoes Remedy.
BcfMe one bottle ~ the 10 cent siEe hal
been used, y marked Improvement vas
seen and la continued use cured the
child. Its weakness and puny condition
disappeared and its father and myself
b.lieve the child's life wac saved by this
remedy. J. T. NARROW, N. d., TamAroa.
Ill. for sale by T. X. Burgess h Bon.
druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

ayers srpsssed stss n would p~cdacs
STRIKE. Thh |. inst what they wanted In
or,ier W lessen the production of coal and
clear oil surplus stocks. AZ socn a. this
10 done the strike will end, and every.
bpiy will pay . little higher price for
coal than h. would u composition con
tinus-i without any restriction --Ameri.
can Manufacturer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
tn. Rector. Anaoa.o.s..,.

In one OF the smAller sitles Of New
England there was On Episcopal
church, which had two mission
ehap-ls, COMMONLY known ~ the East
End mission and the North End mis-
sion from the parts Of the city where
they were respectively located. One
day the rector gave out the notices,
In his most distinguished, hiRh.ehurch
tone, ~ follows There will be q ssr.
Woe 81 the North End mission at three
o'clock and At the East End st Ave.
Children will be bsptissd st both
ends-"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

There are more than 800, 100 men EN-
ployed In hi,uminous coal mining. mos.
II whom arr now On . strike, They earn
usually $ico.oO0, 200. which Ia ~ per
cent Of the value Of the m.nes. The
miaing companies have not bren making
any money lately, because 81 many mills
and factories we're closed tina, /, has 70
stric,ed The market for ooal The reduc.
lion Of miners wages was a shr.wd move
on the part II the companies. The man
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
NOW Ne CELEBRATED
The Albnquerqueaus ,>bs'rved
the Glorious Fourth Of July.
A DAY or HAPPIsnss

Although many vsr disappointed In
no, going 10 Las Vegas wher~ the big
hremen's convention and tournament was
IA have oonven-i on July nj and contin-
uci for three days, the people 81 the city
turned themselves loose and enjoyed the
day the hes, they could under the cir
cumstances.
pRKK CnscKR'
Early IN thu mmi,,ng " yesterday the
gallant railrad.ra. under the leadership
Of Watt Cullen and Harry McCsrty, chap
sroped by George Montgomery, secured
the two begging little Italian sistsrs, who
have only one song they sing and that 10
Amer the Ball" They visited the
Nontesuns, the white Elephant and Eel.
gers Cafe where they delighted the
throng by repeate,ily singing the arpt
vsrse AMI ch Drus II "After the Ball." NJ
Cullen acting ~ musical director, singing
bass.
SHOOTING
Amer thcir pleasure. L. d. Mandell,
a'' INST "pp'l v" ". ''"
VIZ" ''".' A.oH ~"
0s"'"' A"' o"".'' Wv ".'
W NA'r" avenue ""u oeoo"' '''ee''
'".y "aa A"'u' '"o ,''' =" 90. ppo,
""'0n my ".na WV" s""i''s' ~"'
SCI ON Inc u'SchA's- S"""A w" os'n
Tor ysfur' snn !" we n"n'"s"hs sn"s
jim "co"rr's'"n q" MS '-e'
arehsl riuse sppesrvh on the seems,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
a Wi.e s,eaelssisa 1.

West Corui,h. Maine.--I doctorcd Tor
years for bliousncs but nothing ever
hslped me like Summons Liver Regulator.
I shall take nothing else hereaftsr.-N.
N oakmsn. Your druggist sells II In
powder or liquid. The powder 10 be
taken d., ~ made into tea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
~ ,T,n, bach

Al interesting experiment 10 bsing
tried by n minister In London tho
establishment Of n church for chill
dren. II IL - unique odort 10 meet
the ''leakage" between tho Sunday
school aud the church