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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
Citizen
vo.., ara ga. saoNr.
Aissau~rqur the Crnt~r or ,t,rsrti"n
zig .mpnpi-s OrKnsisrd

Aibuau~rqur the Crnt~r or Attrs~tI"n
WiE '.mpnni-s OrHns,s.a
by reference Ia the articles II incorpur.
alton filed with secretary Miller aud pub.
liphel IN another column uf Tuk CIriLKN.
II will le noticed tia, the C~'hti Town.
sit. Company have ilrd their papers.
The incorpointnr aud directors are y. u
O'Bannon. y. II Kent, T. A Simpson, y.
J. Wern. Mrs. Fannie lIus,rt,rr aud Chan.
y. Hunt, The capital stock ~ th" com
pany IL Sih.moi single shares, SlW.
The principal place Of business of th"
company IL Albuquerque TIA" company,
~ !, IL learned. will ~ early ~ rossihlr,
survey their land. mark uii lots aud he.
gin their sales with rish Mr. Kent
was ~ enthusiastic yesterday. that lac
was around giving away choice lots to
intimate friends.
Another hig concern fur the metropolis
also comes fium the secretary - office. aud
that Is the hlrg " pnIcrs ur the TuNpan
Land company. with IA capital stock Il
S2.OOO.Ol, aud divided into iob.ODU
sharn II - each. TAr mrurlur,,rrs
and directors ar" Thomas II Mas'u. II
Kansas City. Mo sam II MilI,knu, of
Dallas, Texas, aud Euruu, VI Taylor. uf
this city, accounting to th" artrlrS tiled
II II mg company, with plenty "t
money. aud 1uK CirErN - sorry ,hu,
some uf our uld.'i'r" residents az, uu,
represented ia lh" concern However.
Mr.. Taylor viii judir,uusiy work 'n- end
81 the string, aud guri r'-uil- az" rNrr,t
el to flow ~ this direction with u1 at the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
A premiaen, s.easirman.

Hon. j, r. B"ari"n, "f Lee Angeles,
Cal, who was intrsiucrd at Tux CrIlEN
office yesterday Af,"rn"on, Was year, AZ"
a prominent politician back in his nat'N"
state. Arkansas. He was district judg"
for the southern division Of Ark"nS"Hi
served az member II ia" legislature of
that state for several years, and WAS alSo
speaker II III" Arkansas hon-" ~ repre-
.,nta,ivcs Tor n term. Brs,i"H ia" H'N''",
b. held important trusts in the gin Il the
peopl. IL his own county lie is now u
practicing attorney Of L~ Angeles. Cal,
wh.r. h. has r~s,drd for the pas, few
wears, aud wh-r b" enjoys an extensive
practice. lie il a pleasan, gentleman and
n good convrrnationAlist On subjects "i
national Importance. lie In pleased with
Albuquerque. from business aud sncAI
,.oin, II view. and will r'inAin the guest
II his daughter, Mr.. q. W. Champi"n
fur a short time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
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tuS

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selling To- enthusiasts who ,.,upn, t,..I,.
time To- x" on ANIL purchase. Nt' can
spare ia" money lhr wheel turns i've
two times daily at ~" resorts and many
Interest 'h'nS' we M en"ss.ns Several
persons are N"l".''N ''innh"g" Vi" game,
on" 81 VI" numerous ~ progress. 4" SAY
nothing 81 Va" h''"'"H' "-'- ct winch AZ"
coming III constantly ''.i s""n.
Miss NRlh" spawn VIII entertain
"Acky" party AT her huu" uu Myrtle
street such war ~" notice 100 DO hate
paper The" ",rky'-" are a sort ul ut-.
qleradr w,,I,ou, tnr masks.
A ho, of celery. which ,nuA.J ni,r,..
tive. engaged attention. and fin. ,.,,,,
.tnnnal ON the r,rkn,,r Indicated that
Blurhrr send, To tins market
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gr""' man! ~ "h'in q" without meals
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ICONS "n'r CHAIRS "'' gaming 'ShI"S' at
yer c'r'"'h h""'e' ! ! h"r' WI" Try J."
S'eel' !" 'h'H way some saloons d" not
& I"'"' wv l'' ''' I''"'''"l "''hh
:" making '.'H' men WORK anu earn II
hN'hs' " y. /" v" "l"l'' "'"' though
r'""'"'"s '"''"'' y" ''h' '"f s"'h num-
o'r W i'"'' " S'"''''! '''""' 'hha"i'
"n"
Inc 'as' test "' III" teams drawing
S"S"! engine Instance :" perhaps iN"'
'ee'' p"r'! "i Er"d'' i''n''d 'h' Inn"
WE ",'""''' '"' "'H' !'' W"H' Ih'
NV" anu NOOK am ""'''f were "l""Ii!
"S '''''''h' "h 'hlS unexpected call
r''' "''"'h'rm"h' WA" tell ir'm 'h"
o"'''"" J"s' a. II '''"r'I the ground ON
tue 'h'i'i ""! "' '"S' year. tIr' 'S here
u"ier we d'i'''i"h "i Manager stewart
III 'n' "l"r" mouse
"m. 'h"Ik' - H. hl''hl"' h"'raw'
r""'ish"i i"L"'"" AM several sports NOT
mentioned IA last letter. ARE here from
Aihnlu"rlu" Chalk experts I" return
!" Albuquerque soon AMI II" d"uh others
would u they could
ih'~ II 'r"'hl" on u" question "i WA
YER tue as""ss'r "ing "'v"'wI hy court
PROM '"''''o"g '"rA! interest "n Sl'''o
"hhs sHh''I' Ia" 'riI" status 81 IL" case
In not apparent To- the writer Sufficient
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
Injured IN y Mine.

Joseph Ross, wellsnown miner II,
|iallup. was injured in the Caledonia
mine near there yesterday, 10y the caving
~ 81 n roof of ia" entry where ~ was at
PORK. His injuries are such that he will
be compelled Ia Ice under the care IL n
physician for several weeks Reports
btsts that II seems marvclou. that b. was
pot killed outright.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03

Chas. smith, one Of the mo~, exI-rrnc'
-i min. and mill men in Gran, county,
who wen, "a Philadelphia Abou, IN" y"a'
20 with the intention oi l"at,ng pr
n.Ancntly, has returne,i. he says ,h"n
In NO plAee like New Mexico fOr climate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
ssene.

The Cerrilloe Rustler says ~ d. Lat
tin. editor II the Cerrillos Democrat town
clerk, etc. has no, been seen In these
PARTS for several days. Such Is life IN 'h"
far west.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
Z, ..ouia he IA EVER, mos-.

J Is. Wilson. ~ Clay 1T, Nh,fp-
uurg, Pa, says h- ~.li lot he VII ~
Dr, klns's Sss discovery Tor Cunsuup
ton, Coughs and Cnlds, that II .u'"'
hls wife who WAS threatened with prr..
munla after an sttAcA ~ LA Grirp,
sbsn various other remedies and r-Nrfr
p.yslcians had dnn" her no good, Il ~
rrt Barbsr. ~ Cpoksport, Pa, cia,n- ~
klua's New Discovery has done hlu
more good THAI ArJ tn TX he ever u-'
Tor Lung rruuhI.. No,uIuR likeIt 4!
II. Frss Trial Bottle At T, u. BURG
a Sons drugs ore. Large bottles. .
osnls Ana 81 10.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
ssssiru. Arn,ca H.iss.

bruises, spTss, ulcers, salt rhsum, fever
.'r-S, letter, chspp-d hAnda, ohllblains,
Snrne, anI all shin sruptions, and poUi.
lively cuf"s pil"s, or no pay required, II
IN guaranteed 10 give perfect Satisfaction
OF none! refunded, P,los - cents per
boz. For sale by DR.. Thos. IA. Burgess
a Bon, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
NEW MEXICO NEWS.
Interesting Items from all Parts
nf the Territory.


Gror,r, willis nnd Miss Lillir watson
wrr, joined IA marriage at Borrhurg the
other day.
Niger Friedman aud sister uf Las We.
gas, ARE nuw "ujuying the halmy hi,rl"s
and early spring climate II San Bcruar.
din"
/ The bona Ana county commissioners
! let The contract fr work at thr Earlham
bridge I" Mrsrrs Curtis n Meal, II La
Mesa
! Miss Tnnhrrlnkr, ia" accomplished
young laiy singer, from k"utuckN, uuw
Visiting arr SISTER, ~ las Vegas, IL uu the
sick list
G. |. Bc,trrton, drim'y United States
internal rNcuu" collector, will l~ ia
Ration March lst f,r the rurrus" II r'gi-.
triiug the tmurs"
Irirr frcuch has resigned hi- position
49, rulcr Singer at the white Elephant.
L,s Cruces, aul i-u.w rhrr p,lo, "u IA"
whm at ia" great >uup, name.
The. Helm, ui silver city, has r..
'uru"d from uDr EASTERN trip accompanied
~ us Wit, Hud, hNrrug few day
s.rku's-, hgL an ruJ yahir tim"
.-'r. aged - lra1-. died recently aud
was taken to- SILVER CITY Tor intrrmru'
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
ARIZONA.
News from All Portions 0f the
Nrighhoring Territory.


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

TuE CIrliE> was ufrm"I this morning
that walt"rr liailry, although ne, p" III
a. lew day agn, r stIll quite SILK, aud
h.s attending physician, In Wr,th, has
ply,~'rl chang" II climate. IN rnns"-
Iu"ur", Mr lIn,hy Is having hr affairs
-, arranged 49, ,o MAX" trip Ia Cali
Grun, acr' mp,m"d hy hS wifi, IN - few
day II - Likely pr wroth viii accom-.
pauy them west,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
kar Ox.r EInI rarn

Az DAD ASD Wall. iEIgD kLAEDl 49,
Mrs Wins.oS'J Soothing ~ rup has been
us'd for over tfty years by mllh0ns u
moihsrs Tor their children while ts-sthiug
with p"fIco' success. IL soolh-s the
cnlid, s"'~ns the sunis, siisys all pain.
cures " III COLO, and 10 the boat remedy
hr d,artuTa Itis pleasant to the ia,
sold b! druygis,s IN every part Ui H.,
EUrld. TWAnty hvs cents q bottle. II
Y,lu" ~ incs liable. he cure and Ar
- Mr.. w,H.eWs 5ooihlns syrup, ~,
,nNs No.. r'h,' -,
According h. ,h' ralr'ai survey the al.
utnde Il Eddy IL d,ol1 feet. aud that ii
Roswell h 3,ts7 feet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03

IN G r. w,u-low, If tu- city, h,s
l""u invited b.! the American M"hrL
a-sr,at,pu, thrusn IT. secretary, pr.
thAr, II Nhrpar!, 20 pr"rar" ami read
IAIrr "u ">,nt" Medicine" h,fur the
meeting 1T th" association az san Fran
cisco, Cal. "u Juur =. 1874 Tins ls quite
,u honor, aui Dr. wIu-l"w viii arrange
rp lr present a. Va" coming meeting "n
the Pacific coast
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03

Mr aud Nj G. n Young will ~ Ia
IN ouo IL the brown cot-
tAgoa On south S.eOnd street.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03

Ihr attention Il 'hrlm-,n .-s men II Al.
hulu,rH" .,unai lu tur tact tuu 'u,'
noted pru-I",t"r, SILVER Peg, b., lu 'h' CO.!
lacking for prospecting uu'ut inr 'n"
l.W gold nrli-, aud will cutter tn, urli ia.
l,," i"rw of .u. year 4 there .s IL company
formed "i tv nU.a... m'n ct Tia" r,ly.
rrg ~ uur uI ,,, men w,o i ...u,c,,d th"
ntmuu- h".ir! -r'ur Il m'u"s IA 'u' Mag
u,iru, mrmn,ns nui -'li th"m. II"
,au I'' i,uud uu l," -,rr,t hy ."ukuE h.u
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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-08-17
FOreiTn.

THE trial of Santo Caserto, the murderer
81 President CarnOt, was commenced at
Lyons, France.
THE Newfoundland Legislature was
opened the Government has majority of
1--WE over the Whitewayites.
THERE were thirteen deaths from cholera
in the Netherlands and five in various parts
Of Germany.
THE members of the WeIlman Arctic ex-
petition, reported to be lost. were alive AMI
well on June II.
A PLEAsURE"BoAT, laden with excursion
lists from yarmouth, capsized on the Mud
iach River Wales. Ten of the passengers
were drowned.
DIR. CORNELIUS HERR, the Panama lobbyist,
has been sentenced in Paris to five wears in
prison.
UNCoNFIRMED dispatches from Shanghai
stated that another engagement had been
reported off the Korean coast, in which
three Chinese warshtps were captured by
the Japanese.
THE rebellion in Peru is spreading. Fight
ing has been renewed on the Mosquito Res
ervation.
GENERAL CACEREs has taken his seat as
President of Peru.
THE Vigilant led the Britannia over the
whole course of fifty miles at CoWes, Eng
land, winning Il great victory.
THE Ncaraguans are in possession of Blue
fields again.
GRAND DUCHESS XENIA, daughter of the
Gar of Russia, was married to Grand Duke
Alexander MichailovitGh in the Imperial
Palace at Peterhof.
In Switzerland, Ellie Large, a French
Able, FELL from 4 precipice on Mount Saliva
tor, near Lugano, and was killed. A clergy
man named Davidson and his daughter,
ascending st. Luc on mules, were surprised
by fall of rock, and the daughter was
killed.
THE Vigilant defeated the Britannia and
,Satanita in a race around the Isle of Wight,
England.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-08-17
CASERIO TO DIE.
Carnot's Assassin Sentenced to the
Guillotine.

Santo Caserio, who Ussassinated President
Carnot, of Franco, on the evening of Fri.
day, June "a, was found guilty at Lyons and
sentenced to death by the guillotine.
The Court gave these questions to the
"Did the prisoner, Santo Caserio, assas-
sInate President Carnot, and was the crime
premeditated?'
The jury retired at .05 o'clock and were
absent just thirteen minutes. They returned
to court and presented an affirmative answer
to both questions.
Caserio, who had been in the meantime
removed from the court room, was brought
back and tho jury's declaration was read to
him by NJ. Vidor. the Registrar.
At the announcement of tho verdict tho
superciliOus grin which CaserlO has worn
most of the time during the trial disappeared
like magic. and his face blanched. At
torney- General FOlchier demanded the i'm
mediate imposition of the death penalty.
There was sil0nce for moment. and then
Judge Breuillac pronounced tho sentence,
that the prisoner be put to death by the
guillotine. AS the sound of the Judges
voice ceased Caserio pulled himself together
for a moment he was almost limp-and in q
feeble voice exclaimed ''Vive la revolU-
ton -
Two gendarmes seized the condemned as
sassin, and as they hurried him out of the
room on the way to his cell he did not for
get to shout, in voice somewhat stronger
than his last utterance, the meaningless
words employed by all Anarchists convicted
of capital crimes: Courage, comrades
vive Panarchie -
With a view of bringing the case before
the Court of Cessation on appeal, NJ. De-
breuil demanded that the records of the
court mention Judge Breuillac's charge to
the jury at the opening of the session, and
to this demand the Court assented with re-
5erVation.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-08-17

FARMER john MICHAEL, OF Silver Crock,
n Y, fell from his seat on a harvester and
was literally chopped to pieces by the knives.
He was discovered by one OF his three
daughters.
A DARING attempt was made TO hold up
Lake Shore express at Kesslcr, Ind, where
u similar attempt succeeded a year ago.
DEPUTY SHERIFF WLsoS's confession In.
wolves prominent county officials, including
a Sheriff. in Colorado in the tarrinS and
feathering OF Attorney General Tarsnry.
DRAUGHr threatens the Iowa, Kansas and
Nebraska com crop. Corn jumped seven
cents in ten minutes on the Chicago Boari
OF Trade amid great excitement. Corn is
worth moro than wheat.
THE House Judiciary Committee voted
against the bill to admit Japanese to citizen.
ship.
DEMOCRATIC Representatives met in caucus
and decided to leave the tariff confcrees FREQ
to continne their efforts to reach an agree
ment with the Senate.
FRANCIS H. UNDERwuon. Unitol States
Consul at Leith, Scotland, AMI a wcll-known
author, died
The town OF Stowe, Vt. celebrated is
hunIrcdth anniversary. An oration WIS
delivered 10y e1-Governor Hence.
THE Scott Stamp and Coin Company.
New York City. havn been robbed OF fro II
So, 500 TO $500 in foreign stamps, DIS
cover aud arrest one Of tho thieves.
OF the crew OF forty six OF New B9iforl
(NIass.) whalcr, wrecked of Alaska, nine
were drowned, six dIol OF exposure tiitecn
drifted away i'll boat and sixteen survived
after resorting to cannbalism.
CASHIER HENRY A. GARDNER, Of tho Soc
ond National Bank o; Altoona. Penn, has
gone with 800 O0) Of the banks money an
and Il woman not his wife.
ALBERT NJ. ToDp. Of Kalamazoo was
unanimously nominated for Governor 10y
the Michigan Prohibition State Convention.
THE North Caro!tnl Democratic State Con
vontion met ut Raleigh. +. A. DouShtcn
was made Permanent Chairman. chief Jus
tice James L. Sheppard an Asso .iatc Jus
tees Walter CLARK, James c. MacItae an
Armistcd Burwcll an State Treasurer Med.
Tate were nominated by acclamation to sue
coed themselves.
GRAssHoPpERs are destroying tho corn
| crop in Tennessee.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND directed Secretary
of State Gresham to send formal note to
Minister Willis approving his course in re-
cogniz ng the repu) die of Hawaii.
The Senate in executive session rejected
the following post masters nominated by tho
President Jonas ShIys, at OsweGo, ~ Y.
Treadwell Il. KeIIum, ut Babylon. n. Y
Thomas II. ManjOn, at IIerktm"r, y. y. ;
George f. Van Dam. ut ThOmkinsvillc, y. Y.
The Eastern and Western forces Of topO;
raphcrs of the Unite States Geological Sur
vry have been consolidated for convenicnca
OF administration.
BOMB cxpIo led in the Hebrew quarter
of the city o, Corfu. Greece, killing seven
persons and doing considerable damage to
property.
il is said that the efforts OF Russia AMI
EnSlauI to hrin; about peace between
China and japan hayS failed.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-08-17
FIFTY THIRD CONGRESS.
The Senate

166TH DAY.--Thc Sugar Investigating
Committee reported. Chandler
resolution calling for tho investigation OF
the Columbia Coal Company us affecting
the tariff schedule was discussed.
167TH DAY-The New Mexico and Arizona
Statehood bills Were reported. Tho Gen
eral Deficiency bill was passed. It'll" River
and Haroor bill, reported from the con
ferens. was agreed TO.
1GSTH DAY-Thc Senate passed the bill to
tax bank notes. s.-Privatcp pension bills Wero
passed, to the number of Thirty seven, AMI
there were several other uninpOrtant hliI5
also passed, one of thom making the city Oh
Ocala, Fla, a port Of entry.
16JTH DAY-Thern was a long discussion
over Mr.. ChandIer's resolution OF inquiry
into the history of the dominion Coal Com
pany of Nova ScOtia.--Thc Anti-AnarehlSt
bill was passet AMI sent to conference. -
The conference report on the River and llar-
Dor bill was rcsu1mitted and agreed TO-
17OTH DAY-Thc consideration OF the ln-
dian Appropriation bill WAS cOmpietei an
various unimpOrtant bills were passed.
171sy DAY-Thc Senate held thre"
hours session. in which number OF minor
bills were passcd.-Thc conference report
on the Indian Appropriation bill was agrecI
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-08-17
THE NEWS EPITOMIZED.
Eastern and Middle states.

RUSSELL D. HoYT. said to be tho leader os
a gang of counterfeters of Treasury notes.
was arrested in New York CITY by Govern
ment agents.
Dr. JUDsoN 3. ANDREWS. Suporinten lent
Of the State Hospital for the Insane at But-
falo, is dead.
ALEXANDER NEwBURGER. ieweler, at No.
1877 Broadway, New York City, was mur-
derously assaulted in his store by man who
gave his name as Edward Williams. His OBJ
ect was robbery.
DURING severe storm at Oswego, N. Y,
young lad named Eugene Clark. agei flf-
teen years, was frightened to death by the
thunder and lightning.
IL New York City, Joseph r. Hunt. deco
ratiye painter, 'crazej by illness. shot an
killed his wife and then put a bullet into his
own brain.
CAR No. 80 of the Brooklyn Bridge. con-
tanning several passengers, jumped the track
and fell over upon tho northern driveway.
It was badly wrecked, but no one was in.
iured.
JOHN DONOHUE was drowned while trying
to swim across the East River, in an effort to
escape from Blackwells Island, New York
City.
THE grand stand on the Philadelphia base
ball grounds was burned, the flames spread
ing to adjacent property and causing par
ticuIarIy heavy damage to the stables Of the
Omnibus Company General.