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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
Tu, ru.p..so 40 .,,y..

! Th"r' are hHir territors.s that arr hsk
ing v" ndm'SH'"n 49, siat,s They ~,
Utah. Arizona, New Mei,rn nnd Oklahn.
ma. The lrn,"t Republican sa,z. All
'l" west N Interested IN thu matter. anil
every western man should urr m- IN.
/ 'lurur". Whenever the opportunity affords.
4" encourage" NJ" passage IL enabling acts
fur each ur thr-" territories The - Inns.
sion NJ the proposed states into the lu,un
would strengthen the west IN lrhh
hour"r ~ congr"rs
lni,,Sl with tie lulmu Territory. uk
lahouA would have al-,ut 5000 nIurr.
miles and a population of NEARLY 5nl.Nn
This would lie ample 4" maintain stat"
government. And whenever ,hrs" cnndi
ti"ns ar" presented IN the ease " any ter.
rl'p couet"ss ought nu, ,o hesitate tn
raSr al enabling ar, II II true also II
N"w McAc" Arizona and rNh They
hAN" population And wealth enough tu
maintain state governments. ani Their.
tr" they NJ" entitled Ia admission r."
Keep them "ut II the Union any longer
would De- au act 4 injustice toward their
inhabitants, ~ whirh the United States
congress should ~, hAguilty
u IL III" principle ~ uur federal union
tina; III" TERRITORIES should remain IN tina,
condition only during what may l." called
their stat" ~ rurilagr. AZ hong ~ u com
mnui,y has neither population nor wealth
-n'iirl"u' :" maintain stat" government.
., ~ proper Ia subject II toR territorial
government; but II should always H., ~.
u"mhcr.d ha, the government " a ter.
rit"ry IN that 1T province. To greater
"r less extent n territory is governed H.
r,ly from Washington The governor
aud many "f the "thcr chief oficrr ai,.
appointed 10y the president Evrn the
Rr'r Il III" Legislature" arr subject to r.
vocation n, th" will II cnngr'rs
This Is intended /" Il" uninn ~ states.
aul therefore u state government, should
h'' erected a. soon ~ practicable H.
,lruy stat" government a. H." inhabitants
e "a territory II I" deprive them It On" 81
th" mos, sacred rights ur American citl.
S"nr, which ~ ia" right uf self govern.
nrni The states have certain mras-
uir e sovereignty which the territories
do ne, "ujuy, tr a- We have sand. the
latter ~" IA IA" mature If prov iurrs IN
,irr the federal e"v"rnm"n, The longer
ruugrrrs continues n Territorial govern
Uncut unnecessarily It dnrs wrong e.
american cil;"us, AMI thus condition has
been reached in NIL the territories named
All Of them AR capall" nr maintaining
state governments. aud IN cash of them
thc I""ll" desire ia" privilege ot state
hussi, That ought to Il" the end If the
whole matter Tins being the condition
IT affairs, congress should not hesitate tu
pass the enabling acts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
OrssClAL aUTrON.

Packages ~ the new official button If
che Cigar Makers International Union
Ar, being expr~ssed To the officers of th"
various local unions throughout the
country from Chiragu, aud within a few
weeks every cigar.maker will be able to
recognize n fellow uninnist ON the street
ar in the factory without the necessity If
asking question, or receiving Ia" union
grip, The hutton In neat without hrug
gauiy. Ia the center il n fac pimilr IN
miniature II the noted blue label IL the
nrganizatiuu, while around the rim un
the upper circle ART the letters G, NJ.
aud an the lower circle | l. Il A.. thus
indicating the name II the organization.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
NNt>~ rnIC~isp kEsIEw

New Hampshire manufacturer has
made an investigation int" the average
rat" Of wages paid To- employees in the
mills nf that stat" men. boys aud ~.
then under the different, tariffs since
l>iN, The Ahulaticn If an iurtructiv"
me:
50 w"lhu h,, ".d., ,.,iT. 10 :
cents per day Of IA hours. So cents per
hour.
1888 Walker frrr trade tariff. ~ (
cents per day Of II hours, III cents per
hour
ISL morrill, protective tariil. alnnt
- cents per day Of II hours. I I'LL cents
per hour
1854 Morrill, protective tarh. about
90 cents per day "f II hours, : 5.ii cents
per hour
1869. Morrill, protective tariff. a 10
r"r day "f II hours. lOl cents per hour.
l>.9. Mckinley protective tariff. a -
per day "f ~ hours, li7 cents per hour
For 1873 the wag" rate showed n slight
increase over ls93, In,il III. panic stop
I"d business
Note the fact that the working hours
w"r" II per day until republican rule Ice.
gan. Then they dropped to II hours and
later To ~ hours. The steady growth in
actual wages was supplemented 10y the
decrease in the daily number IS hours IL
toll. From 3 ~ cents an hour. working
II hours a day, under the Walker tariff
III lSI7. the increase was Ia Is ! cents AN
hour. working 10 hours day. under the
tariff in isg2-an advance Of
almost 500 per cent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03

= u,Rh - e.-a rh,rtsa rr,n, for aa.h
wrrtkluu
LAr VNlrn.. y VI IN. I'd.

las CMcrs. y NJ, Feb ~.
t.ii'uf f,tu,n
Early IN IS'2 ~" whole Territory was
Surrri"cd 10 learn tina, the frrt Na,iunal
hank At Imming and Asu the First Ma.
,"nal bank ~ Silver Ci,y had hrcn closed
10y National hank Examiner LnErar an
account "r Tia" gross irregularities 81
Charles u, Dane. who war president IT
uud ALA director IN both institutions
IL" stockholders lring mostly eastern
capitalists, Dane hal almost unlimited
control II both institutions.
Amer the hanks collapsed nanr was IN.
dic,cd t.! the grand jury aud In default
w tail wac confined IA jail u, Las Cruces.
with uo special privileges. for alou, ten
months, when the hail waa reduced Co
Slh.un. winch was furnished, and h.,
Was allowed tu return home
lh"rr ar thirty mine counts ~ the IL.
dic'mrutS. covering alleged amounts uf
s2n.,W frUm ia" h'ming bank. aud
Sl6o.nn ftum the Silver city bank
At former hearing Dunr plead not
guilty AMI Engaged +. u Catr,n. ut Santa
fr, I" defend hun. uutrd States at.
t"rn"y. J. u. u Hemingway. II Iros-cu,.
INK attorney. asSirt"lhy II u frrguaron.
assistant United States attorney The
cas-" went over last term "a arruuu, nr
the sickness uf defendants counsel. hui
Is nov fslriy - hrf, e. Jrdg, Fail aud au
intelligent Mexican jury
Frank u Srh,ld. who WAS cashier ul
III" l~miug tank. n Au important witnrrs
Hnd has h"rn kept uu IA" stand for the
first thr," daIs.
\ gr'Nt deal II SYMPATHY n cNprrsrcd
Tor Mrs. DANE VIII" l. the constant a.,
tr"iaut It her husband at the trial.
watching rlusriy all thr details.
Ih" mythical hdnu Springs ranch II
snid 4" hAN" absorbed nearly $in.W.l at
Tia" funds ot the silver city hnuk aud va.
r"u. Wild at rchcm'r aud railroad "u-
t"ilris"s WEI" pr''u"trd with H.. fund.-
IT th" h,Hmtug institution
\ iHNor,r plan was /" get Somr nr,..
slf'a~lhl" party 4" sign u note, when the
president IT Tia" bank would ~ into o
"yummItt"" If III" whole" ut ia" board 81
IT directors, discount the note and
p.or" TIA" proceeds I" hts own credit
Another m"thud war {" draw dram, on
T. ItirI without NOTICE, charge them CON
~" btrk'S books I" a c"rrrrI"ul"u, anl
n'glrci /" credit them back when re-.
turned protested
The ndrim"ut. therefore, also include
10" rharE" 1T making false reports To- the
-'yUtuu"ui
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
s.ortou 20 the Fseut.

The C,rhi, Transfer company was or
ganized u, Santa fe last Saturday and ar
ticles filed with III. territorial secretary
tn" incorporatnrs arr T. y. Moore. Lo
rion Miller and J. W. Akers, The officer,
for the tirat three months ARE Col. T. y
Moore. president; j. W. Akers, vic,
president, and Lnrion Miller. secretary
and treasurer. Capital stock, $i5.OOO
divided into shares If the par value OF
400 einrh.
The object for which this company IL
formed Ii Ia build and maintain ferry
acrss the Rio Grande near Cochiti que.
bio, Ia construct toll ROAD west ~ the
river Ia the Cochiti gold camp, and 10
transact general transfer II freight aud
passengers between the camp and the
most accessible railway stations. Tn.
wire cable for the ferry has been secured
aud the lumber ordered. work will
commence March on the bnats, and
work IN the toll read will commence AN
soon as the ground Is clear II snow,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
Personal Mention,


From IA" Gallup ,ilc,ncr.
Herbert T.. Fox, the genial manager If
Albuquerque star jrwrlry house.
George W. Hickux u Fox. was in town
Tuesday, Mr., Fox came up to witness
Rev. pshnrn's performance IN knights Of
Py'hias goa, n" =, ami also To- l"nk after
ia" interests uf hls house"
Among the new tirms ia Alhuuurriu"
worthy of mention, he Office saloon. un.
der TIA. management nf Barnett a Major.
II conspicuous one Johnny nnd
Gland" hay" large numbcr II friends IN
Eailul' vii" viii h" pleased To- know tina,
ia" young gentlemen have fine plac.
an'i mr." doing the business If Albuqurr.
que.
Mrs. A. T., phrlan will sell her house.
hold g'"is at public auction this after.
noon. and tn.murruw ar next day will
l"av" for Albuquerque with her two
daughters, Misses Grac. and Rose,
wh"r" they Ill take up their residence.
John Ph"lam will accompany them to Al.
hn'lnrrlue AMI then ~ To- PhruX
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03

tdi'Hrt 'suu.
Promptly a. $50 o,cluck this morning
,h" jurors WERE IN their places IN th,.
rHs" against Charles II pauc for rmlml
lI"m"n, AMI wr,rkius the Drming and
silver tIty failed banks
Frank II Slrbold. rN.cashirr Of the
ih'miug hauk. IL still on the witness
stand II Will hr remembered that Sic.
bold Wa placed under arrest n, the same
i'm" Dane was ar',."t,l. but no, indicted.
ia" government considering it tn br the
part "f wisdom To- Us" him ~ witness in
TIA" trial Of Dane. His Testimony IL of the
most damaging kind, as paur. while pay
'ng lively" per cent dividends 10 the
stockholders. WAS at the same time IN.
v"rting capital and deposits uf both
banks I" further his own private ends
At the time "f the collapse If ia. banks
y X. smith WAS in New York try ing To-
plac" hnds To- ia" extent uf 600 900,
secured on the N"rmijn ranch property
in '"ltaS county. and into which Dan"
had put considerable proportion nf the
emhcaIl"d funds. Had the bond scheme
succeeded the twelve r"r cent dividends
might have been continued for some time
longer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
WtN-t.ow W s,r-.
t~,rr--,,ss tt-w- srem y Li,s ~,
s.es tewn

tHNfteeNtoA ttf&e NtotN tNNs NJ
s.ss tswn
WINSTON, A. r. Feb. -.
G. A. Buck was IN ilulbrnk for a few
hours yesterday
Dr re Dryden viai,ei Canon Diabio
yesterday anernnu
". " Burhagr wsnt ~ ~ Johns Last
"Wednesday evening ~ l,c absent about
tea days.
A X Thompr"n. special agent, has been
~oiourniug in Apache county'r metropolis
for the last few days
Frank Gibson, telegraph line ,cpAircr
IN the New MrNicn division, came down
f'N'm Albuquerque Wednesday.
Rev T, l. Mon,t, arrived frnm Flag.
stall this evening, aud will wrupy the
pulpit IN ia" Union church tonight,
=. A. L"ckhnr, acting in the capacity
IT sheriff CRmrh"ll's priva,. SECRETARY
during the nhsrn," uf Mr.. nurhagr.
The ld2nd ami, rr~ary ofieorg,'a birth
was "hScrvcd IN true patriotic style 10y
everyday that could afford to lin.
dulgr."
MIR aud Mrs David Blair. residents II
the north ridc. have the SYMPATHY II the
"ntrr cummuui'. over the death II their
iufan, daughter, which occurred last Fri
dny.
Conductor { u. Austin IL thu happy
father II u bouncing baby hoy. since lag,
Thursday A r"uccrnSl doing well ~.
c"p, Cy. who, iS Thought, will also re-
cover.
ChaS Canal. ct Flagstaff. war in town
Thursday MIR Canal il receiving quite
n ~"m ar u probable candidate for pher-
~ "t '"c"uru" ,'unty nj the next general
election.
John WOODS, travelling salesman for
Sam'l G. naNj- pry t;ssis company Ut st.
l.uul-, Mo, topped over last evening .u
route h"m" from California, and was ia.
guest of Edward =, Mah"ney.
Con Nicer. Mickey" Roach. Chas
'urrir. Frank M"or and Jas. Gordon
composed hunting party which returned
from Ch"y"luu Friday after weeks ab.
""nr". Ahnu, 10 ducks were secured.
Another horse race has beer planned tu
take plHc" nu III" Winslnw race track
March IL. between sam Hamltnn's horse.
"Jim," and Cooley" owned 10y J W.
Palmer, for purse Il $3.50 siie, 800
yarls. Considerable betting on the side
will probably be- INDUCED ia Ia make the
rae" Interesting.
The nail anil apron social last Tuesday
evening was complete success. Mrs.
Livingstone succeeded in winning the
prize for icing the bcst artist with the nail
and hammer, AMI Mrs n. b. Davis car.
ri"d III" boohy prize. When the apron
contest opened quite an extensive interest
was manifested. but Mr.. S.lka. the gen
tl"manly photographer, had but little
truhl" in capturing the prize, while Az
usual on such uccasi0ns. Frank flickinger
carried I'll ia" boohy prize, heal Of cab
hagr.
Four new engines. belonging Ia the
southern California railroad. passed
through wrnslow to-day en route for Bar
S'""' CoLrNUiAD.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03

From The Hustler.
MIR, W. Moore Clayton. Albuquerque
manager for Rrai~trrrt's Commercial
agency. was in Crrrillos in the intcrrs,
ur his firm.
Mrs Kirkpatrick resumed her duties M
teacher Tuesday ai,"r siege II the
humps. Mrs, Barnhart taught her
-rh"ol during her illness
W W. A,rhison, deputy United States
marshal, went Ia santa Pr, having in
chang" James Garland, ARRESTED at Roy
rr's Bend on ia" rharg" of adultery.
j n Buriick. manager Of the COM
Ihnys store ut the Waldo mines. return
eel A"m trip Ia his home in L-aven-
worth, While east h- also visited Kan
sas City. st Joseph and Topeka. Mr..
Buriick expects Ia bring his family here
soon and il il hoped that he may locst.
nj C"rrllns instead II at the mines.
", II, Kennedy and +. II. Mitchell
went to Saa p~lm. While there MIR.
Mitchell arranged for active work on the
Goldsmith mine, with which he in much
pleased. Work in also being done on Mr..
krnnedy's property. the "O!d Timer"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
Electric Ht,trrs,

This remedy IN brcomIng 40 well
known and ~ popular ~ TO need nc
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitt"rs sing the saMs song o.
praise. 4 purer medicine dues not exis,
anu u IA guaranteed Ia do all that ID
claimed. Electric Bittets will cure all
dts asses of the LAYER and Kidney, will
remov" Plmples, liuils. Salt Rheum and
other atiert'ons caused by Impure
blood. Will drive Malaria from the
system and pr-yspt ss well IA cure oil
Malarisl fev.rs For cure uf Headache.
Const ipa'i"u and Indigestion try Flee.
trio Blt'er1 Enslr. satisfaction guar.
anteed. or money refunded Price So
cents and 81, p"r bottle at T. II. Bur.
gess h Sons.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
receiver Appointed

Chas. BunsAll, one II the old time ~ !,
"rr of central New Mexico aud known a
over this section of the territory IA one
the sluar'st miners IN the business, h,
been appointed receiver Of the washiu.
ton mine IN the Cnchiti district. II
Washington is owned 10y several ALI
1u"rlueans, hut II seems that n iul
among the owners has brought alrut Al,
n condition Of affairs that the appointing,
Of receiver was absolutely nccessar r,
THIS IL the first step toward getting Il
ncv"r."nding litigation started as 10 Il
ownership uf TIA" mines in the Cocht
mining district
Thls paper also learns tina, Ia. Cochi
lownsltr company, organized recent
Mrssrs, Kent, Hunt. llnst.tt.r aud O'Bn,
non being among Tia" inrorpnratorr, D.,
been found to lee 81. land grant,
which NJ = Otrru IL Interested, and 4
that reason considerable trouble In lik,
to arise over ia. validity IL the townsi
company and also over some mines whiC
ar" situated on the alleged land gran
such il th" lii" of n miner. who thinks |
sees richness 10y few strokes of the picl
in New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
Anather fslfttaH

A m'~i daztsrlly murlrr. was conI
tc'i near Roswell, the victim l..ing \,
school teacher by the nam. II G.. \
Sickle. The young man was mana,I
what IL known m the Zul,cr Sheep nj
II s.ldumridgr n Pebbles. alrut wi
1--WE miles north II Roswell The bul
the deal man WAS found by Pro
Reyes aud others, hidden in hays,.
four days Afler the murler. q, IL :
Ioa~i that Van Sickle was either fr.
through win low, ~ callel to Ia. i
and shot.
The officials II Chavrs county have
rested three Mrxicann who arr char
with the murder. They had revoI
In their possession. when arrested.
were spa,tersl with hl1l. The N,
cans, whose naurr could not l~ learn
wcrr found camprd M, far from
ranch. II il Supposc,l\ one will ,
states evidence ~ save himself. IL I
eau br gotten into close Iua,"rs az IT,
idcncr Excitement, around Roswell
among the ranchmcn In running high.
some favor lyncmng
The probable cause II the unfnitun
prrm~li,at,d, surrcptitious killing
that u clique nf Mrlicans. under zen
u the law. were compelled 10y Van ~,
Ia return some stolen lumber b.
ranch.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03

III" people II this section Of Bernalillo
and Valencia counties have no, aban-
'"n"i hopes II securing a new county.
anu when the next Legislature conyen-s
"'| VIII make stronger effort than
'N"' '" secure n county, Their first step
"''' "" I" unit" on good. live, representa-
I'VE men, aud then elect them. II the
i""i'' :" this end II Bernalillo county
IN" " ehAnc" I" vote for Clark N. Carr.
'hey certainly would do so.-Gsllup
Cleaner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03

The New Mexican assrri~ that Tn,
Gauntlet, recent free lance rIhlcAtinn
hearing the date line of "Sau'a Fr, n. NJ ,
Feb roth, 1884" was not ruhlished in
tina, town "but it does lo,k ruspiciously
lik" Las Vegas prsucr.m W. do
not believe the mudslingrr. ever original.
ri IN Las Vegas ON IL" con,rary. If
"Suspicinns' arr I" l." .ululg,d in. w..
would say that as Governor ". 4. Thorn
ton and Judg" A. B F,ll AN, IA, only
men Of whom il speak, we'll, the dirty
Shrc, bears th" impr'.- ,u. hu, not ,h,.
imprint, Of having is-urd n,.m IA, New
Mexican ofiice.-l.nS Vega optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
rhe tfael hltlNnm

u" killing IT RAel, H." Indian, hy the
officers while attempting his arrest,
charged with the murirr 1t john pohrriy.
1T Nora. wAs indeed misfortune Not
hut ,hA, hir desperate resistance alone
Was sufficient ,o reasonably establish HE
guilt, bu, the, was no ordinary murder
Rael may have executed lmi he did not
plan John h'h"riy's aprn-rinniinn. Now
that R""l i-d"a'l, his c"u-l,ira,rr, th" u,au
who inr,lgntcd the murder. VIII" hired AL
interruptions lndian frr H. execution,
aud who il much the giilti"r " III" tw".
will ~ unpunish"l Icy the law. ~ course
ne blame IL attached tn the Officers, but II
IL iuust unfortunate that hr war not taken
alive, ~ he would have undoubtedly lis-
closed his runfhcra,rs. The report II rife
Ia Mora, that thc woman a, la Cu"va. NJ
wh"sr house RA"l was shot, con,rndic,s
ia" story 81 JaIlrr Romrru aud Deputy
Luc''I". aud says that RA"l wa Killed IN
h'l. Will" not Offering amy r'ristaurr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03

AZ this IL worth about $i6 per ounce, il
il at once seen that there ia large aldi.
,i"n made yearly from this new source To-
tn" worlds supply IT the precious metal
Aud ~ Africa is largely unosplored, 1t is
altogether probable that new fields await
the gold seekers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03

Fihy thousand dollars worth IL stncI
was suhscrilel at recent meeting IL
tn" N""dlrs. on the Atlantic Il Pacific, I,
erect ien-Stack sm"ltcr at that point
Among those Interested in the schem. Ar,
Tho" X. Gable, general superintendent,
AMI John X Drnair. superintendent ID
trans por'ation. oi the Atlantic a Pacific,
ani u q. Sch"hcld, vice president, If th,
Nevada southern.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
AFRIsAA .OLD rivs.D..

TIL" gold fields Of Africa are going Ia
cut M inconsiderable figure in any Ills.
cussion Of the coinage problem Of the
world, Note the following figures com.
piled by Mr. More,on Frewen who IL per.
h"tly familiar with the gold mining in
dustry IN the Dark Continent, which gives
it, annual ontpu, in ounces Tor the pas,
hNu S..nra.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03

E"rgc Burton. hmlary known ~
big George" and welt known IN the
", djrd at Gallup III" other day from
"rupsN Hl- funeral was preached 10y
Rev T. A Osborn, II the Episcopal
rturch, and ~ large crowd followed his
r"ma,ns /" their final resting place. The
''lran"r gave him long obituary notice.
~" following extract hciug taken ,hor,,.
from:
Deceased had many friends in southern
colorado and northern New MrNiru. aud
t,u"uE them nld Uncle Dick Wuutrn and
clay Allison. both ~ them now dead ON
\rril I, lNN,'. he came IT, Gallup aud en-.
tered ia" employ "f Mr. T. n iiin,h, as
'r"k ia tl," European hotel, which leai-
tom Il" held until December, lSal. when
hr entered til" employ of Mr. Gregg Page,
- chrf cook Of the Reception. winch
plnc" h" held up tu the trs, ug the year
when h" was taken down sick.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03

How fierce and implacahlr has become
the feeling In England against tina, null.
lily, the house Of iorls, il evidenced 10y
the fact that not even the rrspec, II the
I~ople for Gladstone r's,rains their ~.
sentiment against HIM because II his per-
fuuc,ory defense of that body
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03

The Lus Lunns distric, court for Va.
lrncia county closed last ''a,urlay night.
aud all ia" lrcal attorneys, with judge
Collier, Clerk Marion aud S,ruugra ,hrr
Mrdlcr, returned ,o the city. Thcr,, wore
Nv" murl"r rnS,r "u th" docket, dis.
p"sod "f ~ follows; Has Luna. VIII"
numbered his aunt, told Tia" jury that
IL" Thought his aunt was witch
nd hr was found not guilty, Julian
'uHy"s. the most prominent murderer
"a the county, told his little story
,n"ut th' killing 81 Eus"hjn Sai- all hriug
mistake, aud be- was s"t a, liberty II
hoped hy The hw-ahiding ci,lScns tha,
Do. vii not feel called up"u to commit an.
uih"r such "rrrur llr was one Il th"
grants uf 'hr other -idrof Tia mountains.
mi while Jus'lr" uf tine i"Hr" It wus .In
r"rrs',ty To- II,sluyr th" statutes, fuI Ia"
was the law sam. Garter, ~ has h""u
rrp"rlrd IN luE trrtlt>. Was hurd Slur
,ud custr tur .huutIug At lluu. t. \. Hui
hell.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03

" the Wilson bill becomes a law 1t il
safe Ia predict that the democrats will
not carry twenty congressional districts
north II Mason aud Dix0n's line next fall.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03

Deputy revenue collector Vim. Burns
who visited Prescott ~ l.w days .y,.
says the town "f lat" ha, gained bad
reputation for crimes. H., ry.nin, a..
landed In the town their WASH kill,ny
and the evening amer he r', there was
another man Tor hrrakiaS, During his
short stay in Prescott, the drlu,y n,,,.
nal revenue collector rcgist"rr! over a,o
Chinese. AMI ais" met with gu..I success.
In registering IA" Mongolia. IN other
towns OF Arizona along the A,lau,i, A Pa.
cihc