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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

A susnEn - eastern parties nov In at
tendance NJ the irrigation congrcss In
Denver are coming down 10 Albuquerque
n-l, week TO attend the fair, when they
will have . chance TO see for themselves
what irrigation can do IN line 81 fruits
and vegetables.
Tvs santa Fr officials have caused II Ia
be knnwn tina, all the late striking employ.
- who w-rr not active sgita'o r.. will he
taken back an fast NJ their services are
n-~i.,l
TaH republicans Of Nan Miguel county
are holding . convention this afternoon
Ia select delegates 10 tbs territorial con
v-ution, which convenes zt Socorro, Sept
10th .
A LITTLE matter las come under the
notice II tbs CITIZEN. which proves tina,
sheriff Cunningham, IL santa fr county,
is all right in everything bu, politics.
Tbs democratic are getting In the right
frame IL mind Ia djourn their convention
called to meet on the 18th. and like Nj.
cswber wait for something Ia turn up.
Tax energetic people Of Maxwell City
IN Collar county. propose 10 hold fair
.n the ais, and I'D II this month. Tbs
exhibition deserves . large attendance.
TINS republicans will nominate ex-tsov'
rruor N. o. Murphy for C1ngressioas
| IL =
few wagers that he will he elected.
wHKs at the fair call at The CITIZEN Of
ice and make yourself At home. Thu
oifios 10 open day aud gh,, and will b
thrown wide open TO visitors.
The people Of this city will begin thi
week to make arrangements for tn
grea, national irrigation congrcss, whicl
will bs held here nett year.
| PAas l.. Ornno. Who has many friend
In this city, has been appointed clerk @
the supreme conrt vice Harry q. Clancy
removed.
THs Masous Of Las Vegas show com
mendAbi- enterprise 10 building . CON
modious hall. which will cost about cas-,
900.
DO you all notice that tbs CirunH !
right At the head Of the newspaper pre-
cession, and that II has cone to stay.
TVS ladies' in Denver captured the pr
maries. and the curbstone politicians {
that city tnd their occupation gone.
DKSocRAcY has nothing 10 Arbi.rat
} with the sugar trust. having surrendere
Internationally
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

a ambridge car had stopped.
saws tho Boston Budget In front OF
eek halt Mrs casey, who sat near
th" front door. tackled her bundle OF
Wishing and startel to leave by tho
front platform Tho bundle was
rather lar and decidedly awkward
10 handle, and, when che rea he'd
tho street. II slipped from her grasp
and foil upon one OF tho tracks She
stated quickly To recover IT, but .
-, den apprehension seixel her. and
the stopped. Looking At the motor.
ntn, she said dclbtfully: III Oi put
me iut on the track. will u, how .
~hock'" mo. mEdsm." replied the
mo,orman. gravsly. mot unless yos
nut your other foot OF the trolley
wire "-Argonaut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

f". - sLtgF 0f sCDgs q ,s' ass.
He associates appear 10 have tried 70
pu, ny job tn Judge Coll,-r, hu, We arr
harry Ia ssy vi,bou, succ-ss Las,
week the supreme cour, made an oider
attaching Gusdsiup- eonn'y " the s-c
ond judicial district for Judicial partn.es
This ac,rn e the c"nr, may m,.l-sd the
ciii,rns ~ that county and cause them
tr,ubie. The supreme cour, has sheo.
lut-ly no I.owrr 10 make such an oryi-r.
The territorial Legislature or congrrss
only have such authority, anil the l-glr.
lstur~. when II cra,-i Guadalupe cruu.
". at,arhrl II To- the fourth disirir,
II II true ,ha, IN isitl c"ngr~ss author.
lrd ",hr prnrn, chief jus,ic. aud HE
associates" ~ divide the territory into
i've dis,ric,r ami assign the judges The
chiet jus'ic" hnd asn,-'iat- i-irrr~,l 10
ar all "u, " ufiic- They -s-rcis'd the
power conferred, And there u ended
W. have a, home ali the business hat
judge Collier can attend &. and W, ~
Jnic- that u. will not b- Compelled so
Journey over Ia pu-rtA lie Luna. W.
-ugsrs, Ia the Judges at the supirine
court tia, their recount will lrok .b-tt-r VI
they r-scind this illegal urlrr when they
meet sgsin n-st month. II has been said
On the streets that they ~cild do welt
hereafter To take she advice ~ council
learned in the laws before msking orders
l, II c.rtAii tina, they must have acted
IA this matter without any investigation.
for, even u NJ" lawyers. they could no
have rrrrd if,hry had leaked At the plain
letter II the statutes That they pursued
the sam. method In the examination AD,l
I-'ir,on II cases argued before them, IL
an unworthy idea which could -raAnat'
only frrm some disappointed lhlgant ~
his counsel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15


THE democrats impaired . man TO 10
aSris,An, unit.,i States district A,,orn-y.
ignoring tb. claims ~ Hon. X. V. Chavez,
who IL vice president ~ the New Mexico
bar association. and one u the ablest
young attorneys In the territory, The
dcmocrAs talk loud about their friend
ship for TIE native New Mexicans. but
they have a peculiar way OF showing u
when II comes Ia tue federal Offices. San
,isgo BAca and T.. V Chavez and othsrs
r-alize this IN way that 10 not consoling.
lRRIaArios 10 gradually coming ina
vogue in ~. Dokotas A farmer near
isnk,on has been all summer irrigsiing
u twenty acre patch 81 p'utat"-a with va.
ter frum the jim river. by means IL =
steam pump. II. refused an offer II 60
ono for the cr'p in he ground. He also
irrigs al an Acr. II corn. which some lit
Il. time since WAS more than twelve iesf
high. There 10 suggestion in this Of the
possibilities ~ irrigation.
THE republicans OF Valencia county
held = convention At Los LunAs aud
elected delegates ple'iged to SUPPORT Col
J. Frapco Chsves for delegate 10 congress.
Col, Chav.s 10 the unanimous choice OF
the republicans u his county for t..e po-
sition, aud IL honored with the nQpina-
tion will sweep the territory,
Tbs Denver Republican says; 1.-THE
selection II Albuquequs a. the meeting
place for the neat irrigation congress was
wise. aud We believe ,hs, the delegates
wh" attend that congress will fully agree
with us upon their return TO their
homes"
THE Springer stockmsn says; 1.-THE
democratic press of New Mexicsa seem Va
he making = general rally to Harvey b,
Rrrgusson Of BernAlillo, for delegate "a
congress The territorial democracy
nigh, 40 much deeper into the political
wahs and come out with much more
cracked stick"
THE friends Of II. b. Ferguson AIRED
the first gun II the campaign in this city
Saturday evening II was q friendly
salute. merely 10 notify everybody that
they wanted the distinguished democratic
lawyer ~ their candidate for eongres-
sionAl delegate.
TaE republicans Of New Mexico will
have no cause To point their thumbs 81
Berualillo county republicans this cam.
paign, We are so s.lidly united that the
democrats will have no chance to ever
use = single pastsr on . republican ticket
next fall.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

The Albuquerque DAILY Cruus en-
rr~sr-s th" OPINION that 1.-THE time W com.
ing in the near future when Flagstaff.
Ara will be one ~ the noted summer re-
~'r,- ~ the country" Very likely. II
sill H. when hell fr-~sss over LIS An
grl-r Herald
The Herald 10 thinking about Yuma and
L"s Angeles summer weather. Flagstaff
~ situated nu the side ~ Han francisco
mountain, in close proximity 10 the Grand
Canon ~ the Colorado, and 10 already .
M 81 summer r,-sort, cool and h-sl,hful.
The vas, pin. forests. and grand scenery
in the vicinity II fiags,an 10 no, equalled
anywhere in California outside the yosem.
tie Valley
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15
n,.. .,~,os sAs, ,A. rp.ap.

Two tramps wsyiaid Mics Lizzie
Painter OF HoIswsll. Pa. one even.
ing recently. and one Of them re-
osivsd . pistol bullet In his arm
Miss i'ainter, who 10 . music teach.
Or. was drivirs from the home Of
one Of her scholars 70 hopswsll. In
. lonely part Of the road. when .
man. evidently . tramp. jumped Gus
from the roadside sad commanded
hcr 70 get out OF the wagon. For IN
answer Mise Painter raised Q revol.
YER and shot. and with . cry OF pain
the maa dropped his hold on the
horse, with . bullet IN his wrist A.
this moment another msA rss cut 70
cstoh the horse and the young woman
6rcd ~ him also. out missed The
horse became frightened and rushsd
down the road before the second
man could stop 10. Since then Q an.
igsnt search has been made for the
trampa but they have not yss bees
found.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

The most northeriy Of papers Ia said
10 be the "Nord Kap," published
weekly In HammerfesL Norway. by
Peter Johspnesen, who lives and
works in . little turf. rooted house.
The "Nord Kap" In regularly printed
from news received by . ship which
touches ~ Hammsrfest but once In
eight days Sometimes the latest
news arrives ON the day Of publica-
tion for the former batch, and then
"the latest" docs not ret into the
"Nord Kap" till II has been known
fourteen dsys or more 70 thu great
world to the southwark.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

vending their way To church.
For weeks big revival" had been
In progress at Wilson's stant aui this
bright sunday morning was ~ witness
the crowning act.
brother Petty bone Peters In all his
dusky dignity, would bury thirty con.
vcrts beneath the baptlsmal wave Of
9 ne'ghborlng dam.
oh, for the happy oonteutmcnt Of
the negro.
With his coarse, everyday garments
he lays as'ds every p-rplexing care
aud dons with his gaudy SUNDAY at.
tire mind NJ ease with all the world.
No fears OF n thrrAte ned drought; no
reflections Of grassy cotton disturb
the serenity Of his soul during the
sermon. No guilty pangs 81 con.
science about the chicken which q -
appeared from MARS Johns" hen.
house Friday night AMI attended
preaching In . lunch baske. the next
day.
Aunt Dinah Brown was n shining
light at wilson's stand. No one could
sing louder, shout longer, or groan
more intensely. He- voics excit ID
the admiration OF the brethren and
the envy OF the sisters.
Now II happened on this occasion
that Aunt Dinah was SEX an could
n It attend the meeting. II there was
one thing, however, upon which she
pridci herself more than upon her
own faithful attcn lance at church. l,
was tn. strict way In which she was
training mp her only son, Sambo.
Deep down In her heart she secretly
hoped that Sainbt would some day
succeed brother Peter. at Wilson's
with natural pride she sat on the
doorstep and watched her young
| hopeful start to church.
IL must he admitted with deer
hum liation) that Sambo, In spite ot
his religious training and godly cx
ample, in the form. ~ Aunt Dinah
was brimful ~ original sin. and ne
snoner was he out ~ sight than he
left the rosd and started on n rur
across the cotton field toward Rock
creek. Here he was joinet by another
boy. and together they tru iged along
the hanks of the stream.
where's do bait, Dick?" asket
Sambo
"Dey's In my britchcs pocket" wa
the reply
| Dick cut two long canes, fastened
lines and hooks on them. and handed
one Ia the delighted Sambo
Now, Look hers. Sambo. You No 20
on yo' sunday clothes: what yei
gwinter tell yer nanny case yer git
EN- dirty?" asked Dick.
IL gwine tell her Sister Whey wu
so overcome wild de sperit dat she
faints dead away In de pool, en-
jumped In fur TO fotch her out" an
swered the inventive Sambo.
In the pleasure Of catching an occA
siona, minno~, Aunt Dinah's preacbin,
and sunday clothes were alike for
gotten.
The day was warm and the waite
invitsngly cool. For some reason the
Ash did not seen, inclined TO bite, an,
Dick grew tired lounging on fallel
tree watching his cork remain mo
tionless ON the surface Of the water
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15
ArAHE n man

The I~nv-r Republican IL proving a
euh friend II New Mexico, and 10 urging
r,a,rhui iur the territory II says II the
h-u-his that would result
Following ia. establishment II state.
h,asi. E-w Mexico would experience =
great revival II Immigration and the In.
v-s,m-n, IL capital The immigration
would come IN the main from the states 81
Kansas and N-brsska. II would b@ wide.
awake ant intelligent, and for the mes,
part II would h. republican. The new
people would b- in favor of maintaining
public achp,lr. of developing the reeour-
c-s II the country, and IL encouraging AL
dit ionAl imm igration. la short, an immi'
grafton Il this sort would conduce ia
every way ,n the advancement and i'm =
prrN-m-nt nf the territory. But without
! stAt-huh II will he slow Ia come, aud,
therefore, everyone who wishes New
Mex icn Ia advance ought tn throw bis IN
hu-nc- in favor II the pasnag. by congresr
Of the enabling act now pending before
| the S-nAte.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15
touud t,utity,

In murder trial before . Western
court the prisoner was able TO
account for the whole OF his time,
except i've mtnutes. on the evening
when the crime was committed. His
counsel argued that IL vas impossible
for him 70 have killed the man.
under tho circumstances IL % srisi
= period. and on shat plea largely
based his defense. the other tsssi.
mony being strongly against his
client When the prosecuting at.
toruey replied. he said: "How long
time really 10 i've minutesP Let
us zee. viii his honor command
absolute silence In tho courtroom.
for that space" The Judge gra-
eioasly complied. There wss q clock
on the wsils Every eye n shs court
room was dzed upon IL. ~ the pen
culum licked of she seconda There
w.s bresthless silence. The keen.
witted council waited until the tired
audience gave . sigh OF relief At the
close Of she period. and then asked
quistly: "Could he NOS have struck
one fatal blo~ In sll OF that time"
The prisoEer vas found guilty. and.
ss IL was proved sftsrward. justly. -
Arg onaut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

ON. LObhVI On. sohpfl
AZ length his cork went under. and
he jsrked with srch force that he not
only sent . surprised little crawfish
nying up the hill but entaugled his
line In . grapevine high above his
head. He threw down his cane In dis
gust and Aid into tbs water.
"Ail dc hsh In dis river Il dc kim
whut runs b&ckards rs gwine 70
Quit fooiin' wild EN- and wade Ia do
water"
sambo watched Dick splashins
about until the temptation could NO
longer be resisted Rolling hfS Sun.
day pants high above his black knees
be TOO walled In
Seeing . large spider on an old
stump near the bank. Dick was eau.
tioualy approaching with uplifted
stick when an unoarthly yell from
SAmbo made him tumble heAdlong
over the stump, spider and all SAmbo
stood In the middle Of the creek and
yelled;
"Lim'ms ioo~s! Lim'ms' ioosei q
Lordy! o Lordy' I'll neber 20 hshin'
no mo- on . sunday Of you'll iim'me
loose &ss time"
Dick satesd the air - II expecting
% ssasii Sulphur ana locked In every
dirsetioa for hh satsuie majesty "a
appear upon the scsne-horns. tail.
pisshfcrk and all Seeing no one hs
vsatsred 10 ask;
"what de matter. nigscrf what's
zoe ysrs don't see nuifini"
"Det's hit" yelled che missrabis
sanbe. "'Co,s yoa doa't see nuaia,
'eoss hits de debbis, an he's got ma
By the toe, Don't you see me q
sinkiu'f Lim'ms loose! Lin me
lcessr'
Dick would have taken 10 his heels
q eaos. leaving pooe bambo 70 III
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

A six'chambared revolver hes
been found In . railway cutting near
the battlefield Of Cuiiodsn. The rs-
volver. which 10 apparently Of French
make. 10 OF the pin'ars psttsrn. with
one barrel The stock is OF livery
and the barrel and chamber ere
ornamsntsd with some aas scroll
work. ID 10 believed 70 have been
the property Of some Of the French
offiosrs who accompanied Prinos
Charlie on his ill-fAted sxpsditioA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15
Espft skEI,Gs. tE.

The Las Vegas Optic publishes q col
umn article presenting the nssns OF N A
O,rro. who In one 81 the most popular
young men in New hexico. for the hon
orable aud responsible office Of congr-s
rional delegate for the territory. THs
Cirixss endorses the article. and " Mr.
ot.rn il nominated pr-dic's that he will
sweep the territory 10y . tidal wave ma
jor,,y This paper was the first to point
ou, the merits snd availability III Mr.
O,-ro for III. office. and 10 glad 10 know
tina, he IL being endorsed by the re-
publicAns generally. OF course. TsS
CITIZEN would rather the candidate
should come frcm this city. but II this
canno, b- -fi-ct.i this time. there 10 nj
On. l, can more cheerfully support thar
the energetic and comp-tsnt young re-.
publican leader Of Las Vegas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

fate. he'd not IN sdss seHdsniy 90
sarred 10 him.
DOLLY N,srsr Dc ssssis don's
lib In water, kass ~ would pas he
are all out Pull ont By dat saplin'
dsr. IN bet my ole hat yo.'ss sc,ch
or whsiis big ccotsr."
Acting upon this suggestion. ssmbo
pulled out. continuing TO yeili
"Lemme Ioosel-
Feeling himself fairly caught BY the
king Of the lower world, ssmbo was
not q little surprised 10 land. ~ Dick
had predicted, . large Rocky creek
cooter. Dick was delighted.
"whst did toie you, nigeerS
whoopl Hes or whalei You done
cotch de hpcst cooter In dis crick,
Sambn"
Hut Sambo refused to be comforted,
He could not see IL In that light
IL Amt kotch him--he kotoh me.
o Lordy!"
Dick suddenly grew serious.
dat am . fac, sambo: he II kotch
you. and he won't turn you 60 Till hit
| thundres, nuther."
Visions of dragging the cooter
home and Of Aunt Dinsh's righteous
Indignation arose before the unhappy
victim, an& be walled louder than
ever.
He rolled his eyes skyward In the
vain hope OF anding . single cloud.
! but nothing but . clear expanse OF
blue greeted hIs gaz,. No prospect
Of thunder. and the eooter clinging
with . death grip to his great toe.
Dick experienc sudden inspiration.
''Sambo. Is gwine fool dat oooter.
rs gwlne roll dis little rock down
ober dat big one. aud cose he gwine
think hit thunder, and let You go
see?"
Dick rolled and 70. rolled the rock,
but the cooter had more intelligence
than they credited him with, and re-
fused 10 be deceived.
"sambo," said Dick, with IN air Of
deprcssion, IVY can't We done cut
dat cooter's head orr"
Sambo was willing.
Anything 70 feel the sweets of lib.
erty once more.
With trembling hands and 9 dull
Barlow knife, Dick began the decapi-
tation.
sambo's kicks and his own fears
lest the cooter transfer is clutch TO
one OF his fingers, made II y slow and
dangerous operation, al had the
knife been sharp sambo, leg would
have In all stability - 70" In
stead of the cooter
When the body at last tumble /
back into the creek Dick gave . shou,
OF triumph. hut In this case. ~ In
all others, the way Of the transgres-
cor was hard.
The ghassly head still bcld IL
slutch upon Sambo's toe 40 II IL was
the one offending member.
The boys were thoroughly convinced
that nothing short Of u thunder storm
perhaps . cyclone, could persuade l,
TO lot go
Sambo resumed his cries and once
more vowed never 20 a. fishing or
Sunday.
Dick thought he saw = way out oi
the difieulty At last
'Sambo, know dat toe 10 got " 20
Hits do only way. Jcs aay do word
an I'll whAck her of same ~ I done
dat cooter. Hit won't hurt no more'r
yo' msmmy's bestin' when she see do,
head hangin' on dar. an you'll still
hsb nun toes ler fur 70 wear 20
= shoes on sunday"
Sambo would have conse nted 10 sac
ri6ce his toe as means Of escap. had
not the head Ut this moment turned
loose OF its own accord. without "a
instsnt'e delay both boys nsd from
the scene Of adventure.
sambo gave his mother full IL
Imaginary account Of the big meet
Ing. and when he exclaimed In hi,
sleep. "Lemme loose. Mr.. Debbie!'
she was thoroughly convinced of hil
call 70 the ministry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15
n nc. r,spi.'. uo,is ssrv...

III tho gambling houses OF this
town. said the alderman from the
teonth ward. red with righteous
Ind .gnation. are held up by the po.
lice authorities and those above
them to tho tune Of $500 u month !
ssy its an Internal shame Tho
high officials VINO take that money"
he added. striking the desk before
him with his clenched hst must
alyvyw
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

EgWSrSs .~8E &S@s8 s&<&tt8.
The qucctiou naturally saggesss itself,
which 10 'ths fondsss hour memory re-
cAllsw Has the reader. whoss sitsn-
tion We hope 10 engage. ever had CON-
troversy with his stomach on the subject
Of dyspspsiA. After convincing proofs
that the digsS&vs organ has sot t6s up
per hand. has wiss rssost been made 70
Aoststssr's Stomach Bitssrsi II 90, the
'sfondest hour" has been recalled by
memory In tho shape of . lsssing 10
sumption of the power 10 digest, asslm,-
late ihoroaghly and eat heartily without
fear Of bslag unoomfortAbls ..hsrward.
when The dinner bsll, that ''tccsin Of the
soal," strikss agreaably upoa the ear,
the Aaditor then grests u ~ . welcome
sound and hAstsns ~ obsy In summons.
The Bitters. 90 renowned a. . stop schic.
Overcome. too. mAlariAl. bilious and KID
nsy trouble. and rynedy usrvousness,
rhsuma,isa and sisk hssdsaAs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15
THn rrpnbl,~sns Ct New Mexico are
getting together in great SHAPE.

rHB republi~ans 81 New MEXICO are
getting together in great shaI-.
THs democrats In this county are all a,
ERA since TnE CirIzKS tsk IN lie tow line
Tns STATE of Rhud- Island could b- nc,
down ia some IL the voting precincts of
this county.
TINS new weekly paper in this city will
b. come the demo ratio organ in certain
contingencies.
IT can be said for Democratic tariff re-
form tina, /, hurts only one country aud
hrlps a greA, many
Gov. TiLLAAs enforced the pruh,hitory
Law In North CaroiinA, and b. carried .v
cry county bu, three for United States
senator.
IT was two bold Missouri democrats
Who amused the populsce IN the Santa
Fe plaza. The ieas, one wAs the biggest
In the aght.
Tbs I. o o. y. grand lodge will con-
vsus In this city next Tuesday. and the
visiting delegates will be given grand
reception by the local lodges.
tbs democratic party In this county
not having y quorum, will adjourn the'
convention next week, and wait . few
weeks 70 try To fuse with somebody.
TnR democrats in this county know
that they are hopelessly in the soup fth'
s-....l.tl.. - k.,lA n .vt t.x,s
and hence the activity 81 the democrats
pervaricstiop committee.
THI members 81 the executive com
mittee II the fair association Are III. bus
lest men in town, and the sn.ce~s 81 mex
wssk's sxhib,tiou will be mainly due Il
their energy and industry.
THE papers II the territory are givins
special attention IN the fair IN their issue,
Of this week, and all 81 our exchanges
now coming TO hand have sui notice,
for next weeks exhibition.
The fair will open next Tuesday morn
ing, and II will be the best exhibitor
ever held in the territory. The attend.
Ance will be immense and the racing
smusem.n,s and exhibits frpt-class.
TpiSas appear to BE- ceased on III,
down hill route for the street car mana.
ger. He is sliding Is, rapid rate, heins
now charged by his wife with sbandon.
m-nt. and she has brought = suit foI
divorce.
wrs the popuhst convention. the doc
tors association, the Odd Fellows grand
ledge, and half dozen other t.rritoriA
meetings. all 10 be held next week, Albu
qu--que will have the biggest crowd sh.
ever entertained.
THs Democrat 10 not willing to admi
that Walter c. Hadley secured ,h. irrigs
ton cougress for this city. That pap-
ssys the Santa Pe railroad secured th,
congrcss here because Of its gratitude Il
that paper for putting down the lat
strike!
IL digging the foundations for . hous.
near the church 81 ~ stephen in Jerusa
lem lately. . beautiful masonic pavement
was discovered which measured ~ fee
by 10 aud contained an A menian iuscrip
ton. Underneath was \ cavern in whicl
were found bones. Tampa and glass vases
Gov. srovHR 10 determined that their
shall be fairly conducted primaries IL
this county neat saturday Al one pre-
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