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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-08
With him-once at Quincy and once

here.
Heretofore no ball player that has
come here in league games has made
more admirers than Con Strouthers.
because he is believed to be . capable
base ball manager. Yesterday be
showed himself to be first hoodlum
and second BOBBY.
In the old days when Strouthers
was decent ball player. he at one
time belonged TO Davenport team.
The Democrat OF this morning. speak
ing OF his conduct yesterday, SAYS:
''Our old friend, Con, has struck q
bad lot when he tries to trounce the
Twins"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-08

Rudy's Pile Suppository is guaran
teed to cure piles and constipation
or money refunded. Fifty cents per
box. Send stamp for circular aud
free sample to Martin Rudy, Lancas-
ter, IA. For sale by +. H. Thomas
and Hartz & Bahnsen, druggists,
Rock Island, Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-08
0Aert0s safe.

By virtue ~ q special execution aud fee hin
No. 666 ieeued out Of the clerks once Of ,h~ cir
CUT court o. hOck leland couoty, end etats Of hi
nuie, shd 10 me ~irccicd. whereby I am COM
msndsd to Make the aDeunt Of . certain iusir
Dent recently obtained sgsinrt Magnus Larrou
ana Cnrisiinc Larson. ~ favor Of Andrew p. Lind.
quist. out Of the laude. teneDeuse rood. And
chattcle Of the said defendant~ Mao nus Lsrroo
and Christine Larson, have levid upon the fol-
lowing tfotertv, to-wtt: The cart half fI.l Of
ou'lot ave Isl. TO Aiday'e sccons addition 10
East kncs lsiepd. In the CRY Of Moline. county
of ROCK leland and state II IIlinois.
Therefore. according 10 said command Z ehall
expo-e for eslc II public auction all the right,
title and interest VI the above named Macnus
described propcrty. On Mond ~, the lea dav OF
October: 1874 ~ ~ O'Clock .. m, at the north
door OF the court hOuee in the city Of Rock lei.
sud. IN the county ~ kock Island suc state Of
Iltnoe. for cash ia haod. 70 satisfy ssd
AID fee bill. C. D. GORDON
sheriff Of Rock Island (,ouaty, Illinois.
Dated ct Rocs Island this Bah day Of sep,cm.
bcs, A. D. loo1.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-08

Each ward is entitled to five dele
gates in the adjourned convention of
the peoples party at the Rock Island
court house Monday. Sept. 10. at 2
p. m. LOUIS JAHNs,
A. A. BUFFUM,
Z. FEMRER,
Committee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-08
a Grand Feature

of Hoods Sarsaparilla is that while it
purifies the blood and sends it cours-
ing through the veins full of richness
and health. it also imParts new life
and vigor to every function Of the
body. Hence the expression so often
heard: Hoods Sarsaparilly made IL
new person Of me-" 1t overcomes
that tired feeling SO common now.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-08

Hoods pills are purely vegetable
perfectly harmless, always reliabl,
aud beneficial.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06

All trace ~ the whereabouts ~ Harry
W. Lucas was lost amer he arrived a,
Trinidad. the day aner he was seen In
Las Vegas, and the second lay After leav-
ing this city. Yesterday THs CITIZEN
published an extract taken from the Sill
yer City Rnterprise. The following clip.
ping In from TIM Sentinel u tina, city.
Much uneAsiness IL felt by the ,mily
and many friends ~ uur populas post
master, Harry W. Lucas. Mr.. Lucas
left herr two weeks ago last Sunday Ia 70
Ia Albuquerque Ia close q mining deal In
which he and several o,h-rn were inter.
estei. He was expected back in two or
three days, but has not yet returned. and
his whereabouts are unknown The =.
cret societies to which he belongs have
communicated with their l,.iges In New
Mexico and Colorado. but have no, been
able Ia find him. He In known as an hon.
eat man. an accurate official, and AZ a
man who has family a. which he In de.
vote,i. ], IL feared he has either been
stricken nth temporary 1T II insanity
ar that he has been murdered.
His l"igc friends II thin city, Knights
81 Pythias, have received numerous ,ele-
grams asking shout him, but they are
unable 10 locate their friend They say
that when he lsf, this city he YEAS ai.par.
emily all right, and several If them ~
c"rted the gentleman to the depot. he ~.
ing north They are as much In the dark
about Mr.. Lucas now a. his wife and
friends ofSilvcr City.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
4 sseld s'nap

AmiL",t il proving Ia be gool mining
camp. Al present ab"n, 3D0 people are
rnlloy'Si Ia the district AMI new co,n-rr
ART daily swelling the number Develop
men, work IL being earnestly pushed on
the Gold King. Navajo. Berry and Lillian
claims, located on Gold Hill. and all are
showing we'll. A tunnel has bceh driven
100 fec, on the Gold King AMI a contract
has been let for 100 feet more. This Ii
the oldrs, location in ia. camp and il
furnishing suiicien, free milling gold
rick IA keep the five. stamp mill on the
ground In operation day AMI night. The
ore 80 far run through has nstt.si $40 per
ton, but, AS careful tests recen,ly made
Ia Denver aud Pueblo have shown from
$40 10 $4a6, it's believed that the mill
will disclose better results IN the future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
stilI " issiaR.

The last issue IL the Silver City Enter.
pris" contained the following paragraph
about u. W. Lucas:
Considerable anxiety In being felt over
the prolonged absence of Postmaster II.
W Lucas. who was last hrarSi IL in Albu-
yurriue on the 10Th inst, and was seen in
Trinidad, Colorado, next day. Neither
his wife nor any IL his friends have been
able Ia ascertain his whereabouts Mes
sAHcs have been sent all over the country
without any satisfactory response. As
his books AMI accounts ARE straight, there
In no reason Ia infer that he has gone for
gud.
THK CITIZEN first announced the disa D.
pearance IL Mr., Lucas after attending the
consolidation ofthe two Knights Of Pythias
lodges here. aud ii was hoped that he
would soon reach home. hut from the
above item il is clearly eviden, tina, he has
not, aud IN consequence there is much
anxiety among his friends. A gentleman
FROM Silver City, who was here last Mon.
day. informed THg CITIZEN that he thought
Mr.. Lucas would scrner or later make
known his whereabouts, as he believed
that he hal Just gone on = little holiday
tip with u certain person, whom be-
thought X eat deal o. The action II the
gentleman. however, IL causing strange
conjectures.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
Qairt " ridiaK

\ luI"t wedding took plac" AT IA" resi-.
irur" or Judge and Mrr " II white
man, uu III" Highlands, last evening
III" contracting couple were John G.
Muir. 90" Of ia" efficient train dispatch.
"rr Tor IA" Atlantic y Pacific railroad
company. aud Miss Pauline whi,rmnn.
daughter OF Judg" and Mrs WATERMAN.
|, was feared lat" yesterday afternoon
that uwius :" the sickness of the iuds"
the marriage would likely he postponed.
but when Rev. Citizens. nf Ia, Episcopal
church. appeared everything was all
right. tn ludg" very much better. and
the nuptlal knit was tied Chas. Eifrrt.
ais" one IL ia" train dispntchrrr. wrS the
best man. while Miss Julia Lee was
bridesmaid. For the time hring the hap
ny couple will have r"nms IL, Mrs :. "
Whites un South Second street With n
host nf friends TmE CirrlES Wishes Mr
and Mrs. Mum n hSppy married life
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
AniCAsLE AGRE .n ksr.
The vrrmsut neadhslaer~ a.s ne.
retver SAINT


c. A. Prnuty. an attorney IL Newport,
Vermont. who has been in the city for
the past three days, left for his home last
night. About the LIST II December last,
Receiver Saint asked the Instructions III
the court In regard 10 the question ~ the
$4,000 Of debenture bonds issued by the
New Mexico Savings bank and Trust
company. for which the trustees for thess
bonds held $4,000 81 assets II the bank
M collateral. The court 40, the 10Th Of
December for hearing, and the boni.-
holders IN Vermont were notified Of the
action ~ the court. The case was post.
lsone,i q, their request until Jan. q. 1894.
In the meantime Mr.. Prou,y arrives a.
the representative ~ the Vermont trus.
tees ~ the bondholdcrs, and AFTER two or
THREE days consultation together. the re-
ceiver and the gentleman came " an
amicahlr agreement Yesterday they
went before Judge Collier aud asked
fer a ratification IL the agreement and an
orier Ia the receiver. which was that he
'"S' N"s'k w al utNh
by the trustees and to issue . receivers
certificate for the outrta ntling bonds, aud
to hold the securr 20 M surrendered by
the trustees and u keep ~ n separate
,ruSt-to collec, same and apply the pro-
cee,is to the payment Of the receivers
certificate issued In lien Of these bonds.
This amicablo adjustment Of this ques-
tion has removed what seemed 70 be q
very 'rious complication Of the affairs Of
the bank. These debenture accounts
do not participate In the regular divi-
dends that have been or will he declared
To the general creditors Of the bank.
They simply rely on the securities, which
were turned over 10 them a. collateral 10
secure the bonds, to eventually satisfy
all demands u the bondholdsrs against
the bank.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
FROM IA. iIaily, January 81

j. a Lo"khart. -, sheriff Of Grant cnun-
/ ~ and the hig cattle owner ot Defining,
came up with Conductor Wells last night
and continued on north I" La Junta and
Lamar, Col.
/ Mrs. Char Rtnr'. daughter of Mr. and
M. +. l.. Trmayne, accompanied by her
three children, arrived last night from
Montana. aud will rinRin hrrr during the
winter. Mr. R,,ncr, isa w-ll.known miner
Of Montana.
J W. Farnrworth, the Santa Fe rugd'r
went through the city last night, being
called Ia Topeka. Kansas. on ia" receipt
of Telegram announcing the serious IL
meas II his mother
W., '"' Gounect-d with Va. eng.
''eering department Of the Santa r.. rad.
headquarters at Pueblo. Col, came down
from the north last night and rrgis,rrr.'
AT the fur"I-sn. He left this morning.
for the south
Judg" Oaks and pw ,ght wheeler. whu
have been Ia the Dolores placer gold
fields. testing the Wheeler dry washer,
returned home this af,crnu,n, and they
informed Tbs CITIZEN that the machine
worked like charm.
THE CITIZEN learned this afternoon tina,
the payment Of taxes will br extended
until the dividend ~ the Albuquerque
National bank. now declared. il paid.
This will make money matters = little
easy
II ParkinAn and wife. registering from
Philadelphia, arr "a; the Eurnpcan They
arr making II tour If the southwest. and
after visiting the towns south IL the
metropolis, will go 10 the Midwintcr
Fair a, san frAncisco.
N. fanchrr and daughter, Mlas Win.
ME Fanchcr, father AMI sister II &, n,
Fanchsr, who were to have arrived here
several evenings ago, cam" down rN,m
the north las, night, and will remain
during III" winter, They are from Mt,
Vernon. Iowa.
The funeral services ~ Mrr Sarah
Catherine Brit,enstenr, whose death was
chronicled in THE CITrzsS ~ yesterday,
took place this afternoon fr'pm IN. High
land Methodist church AMI was largely
attended. The remains were buried IN
Pairview cemetery
c {, Hall, rX-prsident IL the Ter
ritoriAl Fair association And III cashier II
the Albuquerque National bank NOW Ia the
hands u a preivrrl went west In the in
terest Of ia" Scuddrr Gale GrpCsry com
psny 81 Kansas City "Lum" win make
Albuquerque his headquarters.
Old tow had small are this morning
nj ocluk. The bed clothing In an
adobe r"om. near WIN McIiuinnsss'.
caushi dr' from cigarette smoking by
one Of ia" occupants IL the room. and be-
for the flames were extinniished the bod
clothing WAS totally destroyed
Mrs. II. Lockhsrt informs THH CirIzns
that she has been in correspondence with
half q dozen Arst-class Kansas farmers, '
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06

Mr.. Gabel n Prescott yesterday stcr-
noon. bu, could no, get away. This
morning he statssi to TVS CiriEss that he
hal rrceivcd information that ou ycster.
day and last evening very heavy snow
storm rng,i On the mountains In the VI
entity ~ Williams AMI Flagstaff. which
will probably delay the trains for few
hours.
N, W. Nelson, who Ia here frum Msnis.
tee. Mich with his family, stopping fr
the winter. received n letter this morning
frnn his foreman a, MAnir,-e that III.
worst hlizyari and snow storm for sew.
cral years visited that section ~ Michi-
gan the other day Mr.. Nelson 10 an en-
,ens've lumber dealer, AMI up 10 to-day
had rNoms a, the san Felipe. They have
taken quarters on ives, Copper avenue.
Judge A. d. Fall. Of Las Cruces. and
u " Belts, 81 Silver City, came down
from santa 70 last nigh, aud left this
morning for their southern homes. Mr.
Belts Ia one II the I,eni,en,iary beard
81 managers.
Miss Annie Walton. the well known
s,enographer ofSocorro, In Waiting friends
in this city. and after remaining = few
days will return 10 her former home In
Denver
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
ssreas o. ammixrat,s. .

The Territorial Bureau Of Immigration.
through its secretary. Col. MAX Frost,
has leased two rooms In the Prince block
and henceforth the home Of this useful
institution will there he located. The
apartments have been neatly fitted up.
and the secretary will there make his
headquarters. The New Mexico Worlds
fair commissioners have turned over To
this bIreau many articles. such a. tables.
stands, cases, etc, and These will be util-
ICED In connection with the estA blishment
ola permanent, exhibi, u the tsrritory's
resources New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
Kew Seas's (sreett.r

Merry Christmas 10 the publishers al
newspapers In New Mexico. Their life ID
not path Of roses, and In year they re-
eeive many backsets, hut they rally after
every reverse, and always have = good
word for New Mexico. '-Albuauernie
DAILY CITIZEN.
The same to you dear, Tom. But our
old friend Major Caffrey. Of the white
Oaks Leader. sho Was with US In the hal
eyon days Of yor-, has gone tn that land
where the printers ceAse from troubling
anil the delinquent subscribers are At
rest. In fact,
But few arr left Ia
Greet US, Tom,
And few are left 20 know
Who set with us,
Upon the Monitor. just
20 years ago"
Clayton Enterprise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
zee " a. Discharged.

judy" Collier, the ,.rm"cra,ic associate
jus'ir' If ia" territorial supreme court,
stationed in the Second Judicial district.
let JuaH Duran. ia" justice of the Jscac.
81 old t"wn, understand thoroughly yea
tcriay afternoon that h. war bigger
man. IA Judicial Srns., II no, In height
and might, than MIR Duran, The latter
wac up hrfur" the judge for contempt OF
cuurt, growing nut If the fact that the
Justice REFUSED on last Monday to- comply
with the facts se, down IN writ of man.
d"mns, aud after the judge had turned
Mr Duran over" ~ Ia speak, Informing
him that Justices Of the peace are not all
powerful, hc discharged the gentleman.
II IL always proper tn keep within the
bounds Of law.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
Death Of mr.. .r,,,~a.,....

Suddenly Of heart failure with pneu-
m"nia, AT "'cl"ck this morning Mrs
Sarah Catherine Britt.nsiene, wife Of II.
+. BrittenStenr. At their residences No.
400 North Arnn street. She leaves lie.
rideS her husband. thrr. Children. El =
ward, fireman for IA. Crystal lee c"mpa-
ny, William II hrrmSn and Mrs. II. &.
OrrAr. Ia mourn her loss She wAs born
In Rails county, Missouri, aud was 81
years of age, The family have been ia
New Mexico twenty years, Her death
was NJ unlocked for that /, came AZ n
cTushing blow uI"n the family, who have
the sympathy II a large circle II friends
The funeral will b- held ,o.morr,w AZ.
tern"on al o'clock At lhe Highland
A.thU1ist church. and Ga. burial AT Fair
view cemetery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
RAILWAYS.

The new mileage Of 1898 Ia less by abou,
1000 miles than that Of either Of III. two
preceding years and IL much smaller than
that Of any year since 1878. when the
total war only 2679 miles. But In four
hsrNi years from 1874 IA 1877 inclusive the
additions were still leas. going a. low a.
to I'LL In 1878. The lowest point reach
ed since 1875 was In 1885. when only
1851 miles we're built, but In the follow
ing year the new mileage lsaped to sI2s
miles, and in 1887 !, reached the extraor-
binary total Of about $4,000 miles. Not
withstanding the great falling on In ac,iv-
i'y In the last four or Ave years, the mast
ten years have seen an addition of sass
miles, or an average Of shout $3.50 miles
a year, while in the twenty years since
1873 no less than i07.5S miles were
built, the average increase being 1919
milea per year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
E0unfi Head

s.r,.0el Bagnal. who formerly worked
at the Albuquerque foundry hut who has
been out of work for come time, wss
found deal in his r"rm at Mira scotti-'s,
On south First street, this aterun"n ut
23o o'clock, II il sta,s,i that he WAS up
town ycsirriAy, but was not seen about
hlr room last night, Becoming uneasy
h'ut his non appearance, X II. nAv.
hi and A. NJ, PagAno called n, his rnom
AMI found Mr., Bagnal lying in the b.Si ,
with the covering partly up to his head
aud his right hand near his face. The
deceased wac n resident Of Albuquerque
Tor III" past ten years. An inquest will
br held on the remains.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
wni %. nur,~d 20 Morrow

Ihur lshrrw one 1T IA" l-~.S mould
"rr 1T III" Albuquerque Foundry, called
ut Tux tIrlIKS office last evening, aud
stated that the funeral IT samuel BagnRll,
who Wns frund dead ~ his h,d ut Mira
Nruit"'r yesterday Anrruupu. will take
place AT luIrrtnk"r Muutiurt'r un tu.
morrow nft"rnn"u AT 2"'cl,s.k. IA" m"uld.
d"rs If th" city having clHrg" 1T th" ~
mau-. and hW'm securing ~ fa,rN lrw
crinrtrry Mr lshrrwu,si. whu was u
particular freud ~ the DECREASED, states
that hr wac ha arl"r, about ~ years IT
Az, aud Was h"iu ~ L",sls, England
lie hAH ~ relatives ~ ihI- country. aui
Nit, lSh"rwoud IL under the impression
that l"th h,a father aul mother arr dead
He waE u resident # tlIs rlty Tor ahuu,
thirteen y"arS. having worked ar n
muud"r for ia" Atlantic \ Pacific rail
road, aud later On for the Albuquerque
Fuundry AZ stated IN IuE CulhkN Il
yesterday he had done ~ special work
for some time, aud hIs familiar hguir
iug "a -uuth First street ll- friends.
especially the muuldrrs, Ar, re- Iurst,d to
attend hIs funeral tn-murruw afternoon
at u'clnyk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
Another score.

v =, Ellie, the wnol buyer. was a,
Trinidad, Col. nn last Thursday. here
yesterday, aud !ef, this morning for Ari.
iona In connection with his trip Ia
Trinidad, II IL learne,l that Ia" Trinidad
w""l Securing company. Il winch Frank
J Primrose is treasurer and manager
will probably establish mouse Ia this
city, and place Mr., Eli" As the l"'al
manager. During the Pact ~"ol s-aSon.
Mr., Eiis purchased wu"l for Mr. Prim.
sNIs.., Mud 1t Is said H. tha srullrmnn's
crSii, that he wac the mos, succcssfIl
w"ol buyer of ia" many that made ,his
city their hcsluunrtrrs Tux CIriLkS is
pleased Ia learn ia" nlnvr piece II news.
for ii establishes what this raI-r has AL
ways asserted that Albuquerque IL the
biggest w"'l market IN the southwest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
FeIlinse a We'll.

Yesterday morning pciro Jose Mares,
All old gentleman about 10 years Of age,
met with sad death At his home AT Lor
CandelAria. He was drawing bucket
II water frum we'll. when he slipIasl
aud fell head first into the water and was
drowned before he could he rescued
The man who brought the information 10
the city purchased coffin at strong's,
and he s,Atel that the funeral Of the un.
fortunate old man will take "lsee 1T Los
CandelAria ,o.morfuw morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
Another ss@eeps,su.

An informal reception was held at the
residence 81 DR. and Mrs.. Yesterday, on
West Gold avenue, last evening In honor
Of George b. aud VIII IN K. Lovdai,
cousins Of Mrs. EAttsrdAy. There were
present about forty people, and the even
ing was thoroughly snjoyed listening 10
good music from Prof Manzo and daugh.
tar. and dancing. The visitors arc re-
turning 10 their home In Sacramento,
Cal. afser . protractsd visit 10 Chicago
and eastern cities. They will leave hare
about the first Of next week.