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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-23

A member of the Leeds England)
Chamber of Commerce introduced u
resolution at meeting of that body u
fortnight ago that the government be
asked to put the big, expensive navy
to some good practical use, by utiliz-
ing the ships for commercial purposes.
He suggested the carrying of the mails,
or passengers, or any renumorative
work, $50 as to make the navy wholly
or partially self-supporting."
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-23

A railroad train in Spain recently
made run of twenty-five miles in a
little over an hour, and, according to
the New York Tribune, the papers are
full of jubilant articles about the &C.
Movement.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-23

CONTRACTED HooFs IN MULES AND HORSES.
Contraction of the hoof in horses
and mules can scarcely be called q
disease, but merely the result of some
injury to the parts, for it may occur
from alternate soaking and drying the
feet, from bad shoeing, and removing
the frog, which supports tho walls of
the hoof. An animal that is severely
toundered, followed by severe inaam.
nation in the legs and feet, is almost
certain to have contracted hoofs, unless
given prompt attention in reducing the
fever in the feet Contraction, of
course, implies wasting away of the
internal structure OF the feet. Re-
move the shoes and then keep the
mule standing in n puddle of wet clay
for twelve hours day, or wrap the
front feet in rags and keep these con-
Itsntly wet until the inflammation
subsidies, then apply hoof ointment to
keep the horn soft. 1t may take two
or three weeks of soaking in water
half day at time to reduce the in
Aammation, but if kept up it can
scarcely fail to remove the fever.
Have the edges of the hoof smoothed
of level and even, and then when the
animal is in condition to do light work
have your blacksmith put on bar
shoe to protect the heel and prevent
cracking. For hoof ointment use
equal parts of sweet oil, pine tar and
mutton tallow, and in warm weather
add little beeswax to make it harder.
For the stiff cords of the leg rub them
two or three times q day with the
hand and apply almost any good
liniment or simple spirits of camphor.
Never attempt to work an animal
while there is anything the matter
with the feet. New York Sun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

London, Dee ~ The Daily Srws to.
lay publishes a three. column letter ir,m
'"ns'Sn,inople The writer says from all
'hr evidence h- has been able Ia gather
IA rrHAri Ia the number II killed aud the
Villages destroyed In the Armenian out.
RACES they cannot b1 compared with ians-
Il Bulgaria. The kuris l=li-vr the gov.
-rnm-ni approves the Outrage, and un.
-ss they are deal, with A. the Canadian
pr AMERICAN govrrnmsnts would deal
With the r-d Indian under similar clrcum.
stances, they are inca i'Ahlr u understap nd.
ing t" the contrary. II irrs, Britain and
Russia join in a system Il rrf,rms there
viii br a chance ~ succ.ss. hrcs us. IN
CASE II need they eau compel attention.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

Fort Worth. Texas. Dec ll.-Johu
PHILIPPE. the bfth man srr-s,-d for com
plIci,y in the B-nbr,ok train robl,eiy
Was loiged in Jail here ,o-dsy, lie is a
brother in-lau 81 John wAri. also ar.
rested for this robbery The grand jury
has been ealled To investigate The oti.
GERS arr confident tina, Ward, Sullivan
and Phillip. dh the robbing. and Gardi-
nsr aud others were only accessories, and
are witnesses oi The state. Ward, sulli.
van and PHILIPPE, on horses answering the
description Of ,hose II the robbers, were
s-en going To the scene Of the robbery q
few minutes before II ~As committed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

The Lead Avenue Methodist church VA
hIl"d lac, Sunday NIGH, a. hr,ru e. Tia,
Sermon t" young ,nrn 10y IT." pastor aud
/" enjoy the superb music The ten,
was fr"m Paulr first letter ~ the Cnriu.
'hiAns. ninth chApt-r. twenty fourth
aud twenty seventh verses. The hnsi.
~ thought was the "inlarir,n between
the ChrirtiAn race anil the old Gr--k
races ~ familiar I" those Christian. IN
S"rihth The tw" races were con,raH,-d
~ tina, that race was for n l-r,nhAhl.
crown. Ours IN for All lmJrrinhahl.
crrwh Ia those races only one could
win. la ours rv"ryh-iy Who runs may
win.
some II ia" parallels ARE that ~ th,@-
races only native born rItIt"uH could run
Ia ours III" condition Of entrance ul"n the
race In I've must be- born again " Then
Only th"1- vii" we're free from ANY rrIm-
could run The Christian must "h~
washed ~ the hls-i II the Lamb" Ia
rr-Hr" IN those races meant rrlflrulnl
AMI work succ-rs IN the Christian race
~ purchased only at the prlr- Of self
deny my effort.
II they could endure ~ much for such
n pm" cannot W. endure hArlshlIs- tu
win an eternal pre-. Referring Ia tue
popular athletic r-I"rtr IT the J,r-.-ut
day the preacher rIpr---.-i hr- high all.
nrrA,,on Tor 'hrm aud then -ouni,-i
note uf warning. While ia. nld l,r.-k
ga,n-1 maintained their or,g,na! high
character they accomplished mobile ends
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

Chsrtess Fiiea In the once 90 the
Territorial secretary

Charteas fttfd In the once ef the
r~rr,teriai secretary
There have been hled with the terrific.
rial s'cr-tAry the articles II Incorporation
:" The Wise Automatic Competing Scale
company. This company las L,en ar.
ganiled for the purrns- II manufacturing
buying. selling and dealing in scales aud
ether similar sprisu,-r also IT, buy sell.
acquire aud drAI N patent rights Cap.
tai stuck. kloo, 100, in shares II loo each,
The company To run fur my years The
directors uAin-d are Mnru- brunswick,
Charles llf-ld. John " Collars. Hugh
L"nd"u. william l. ,,urtn-r, Frank
Springer ami Airprn A Jones. uf Lac
N"gAH, aud EiwAri ". Wise. James n
>,"Arn1 and fr-i II Pierce. II Ear, Las
Vrgas. The c'mpany'r principal office IL
a, Las Vegas
The Tennis"u Br"s. sAddlrry company,
"rganikrd under IA. laws II TrlAa. la.
Hlro hl-'i hs Incorporation uAI~ru with
Secretary Miller This company du-p a
general mercantile business, with II.
irinripAl uihr" a, Dallas prririn, t. de-
business IA this territory, II has d..,y
nA,'"' the city ~ Eddy AZ liz princlral
place e business ~ New M-IIcn. unni,x
OHlr, IT that place, a. lie agent,
hl"'n whom notices IT suits una, H..
.rrVp,l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
skw nEx,co rsoo,cr-
a tsea ssswi.s .. made ~ this Ter.
ratery


kditnr. titis-n.
u, may he ~ in,eres, TO many Of YOU,
readers " know that New Mrliro IL mo-,
i~hind all the states snd Territories IN III.
prduc'ion ~ staple grains. though con.
shierei Abrosi hy many A. . desert
The secretary ~ agriculture reports H.,
1873 as follows;
PrViue, ~ corn and wheat
SsN ,Mrllce, corn es,,12 bushels. wb~a'
s,ns corn 'io,Uo bushels wh"a, ig,U bu
Utah, corn is,,ss bu.hels. Wheat, i.,si VIZ la
Shes 49, " W.
Me- MaI s., corn ias.o bo.hel.. Wheat,
hhod- island, corr 2i4S8 bu.hsi.
hn1na corn slnl bushels. Wheat, W., So bu.
w,omips, corn a,Sli bushels. Wheat. y,ns
sen,ana, corn $3.50 ba.hsl. wh.at, pa ,o7
bushels 49,
Idaho corn niS bu.hels w4~a,. i,s,,. -, bo.
Nevada, wh-~, ASH bushels.
New Mrti'u wheat In also above IA.
average IN weigh, per bush-l W.
should priuc- about 20 Ter cent NOR,
wheat, which would he more than rufh.
"ient :" feed our present population.
We should largely increase our
av-rag" 81 corn, cat and alfalfa
We would then b- IN ccnhhiun
To largely incrraa. our DAIRY pr,-
ducts We should decrease our scr.
age ~ grapes ~ per cent and plant the
land. aud much more, tu sorghum. aud
manufacture our own syruJ~ Wine In a
cura", syrup IN one 1T III. prime nrc-n.
snrl-r h. L. STuvER
Ih.C \ tSul
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
INSPIRING TALES
For Boys and Girls.

Ih~"iut" h,"-'Neli viii writ" . s.ri,s To- i,n
'N'"i l'.r' lNlr 'i"m Am"rlc~h Hist"ty, n.
g uniting famous tl'-.l- ~ hsfuIsu alrnt which
Guns ies'I,l. ought ~ Amos PROT Nrau,I.r
N Uh"s- VIII in"iu,is IN he sntat htunuy Ia
tore "n The b''~i Nm-ric.s Auth,,r. a.
ruuntr ~ -" lives II bryant, tm"tuIn, Ir,a~f.l.
r"~, hAwth"tn" "hIitI-t, Pc" ami oval Ito
t''~ ~ fSH"u- Iur--- Ia hi-totJ aud inJthul.
80 -hUc' phAlu- NhV,l'.nu's aud rhsfidAh' =
hor-s-, 't' ~Ill In, todd Ny JNiu"- IiAldsiu, An
thor ~ "StoTi", rom tho Nut,h~ru MJtu be-
~ fIr- Department. vii b" treated, aud there
will L. ~ - thf'- I"I-'f- ou The Bpyr Hri
sas', The ,al s,,fi.~ ara many Tine call,-i
= Gf,s AMI ia. Wund"fful amp, rrcoants the
marvellous adventure - u u.,sl.rn lHIJ Who Ia
came III" hcrlirn'hl purchaser ~ hlAidn'z lamp
ami .un'non'sl the am ShIIr rl"A,Iug It A lie.
Ishtfnl -t'ny ct college gIT.u IN. Ihfe,
freshmen. -ill"rp~al io-,-r> srl aud 'r.-idy
Khd Afrt- james ihis . ssrIal II n-s.l.n
Iir, ~tl i- rr,i 10 every boy A s.fiAl 81, ~
hi Frances "uftsGAJ Hal luF IL QUO ~ tn. fra
tufs-,
PRICE ~ ~. NI,uut, A. Ia . o"uts a nun.
- Tr ut - u J-af Nee rul.rrtp.
ti"ns -h"uid '"sih ~ith >u'"mi-'t, IL" hr-t Ia
.u" ~ 10" J'sr, rnl~rrIiI- thTuush iaalrt. err
remit by cheek, draft. ~ money order tn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
l.LNLAK naaaaris

New York, dec II The l"suw com.
mite" IL int.rsI~rring i,s rIIsae II
crime, corruption and munlcrpSl rnttrn.
meas with frstyIty and hAulu-,ing to an
extent that would lead Ia IA" lmpr.s.iun
that the committee wAs very much II .
iunketing concern, were II not tor the
v'gor and rArnes,nraS that 1t mAnih r,s
when lie victims arr ou the !Ack. Al.
ready Dr PArkhurst and Lawyer Goh
have been win-d and diu-d. and ,n night
It IL the turn ~ Chairman. senator Clar.
-nc- L"Iu~, VII" II Ia b- t-nd-r,.i one II
the mort magnificent, bAnqur,s ever lam
10 the metropolis, 10y Herbert B"ih
King
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
Lnhar Communication

Washington, Drc 1.-THE house con-
mite. on labor met to-day to hear Com
inission.rs wrigh, and Herman, who in.
vestigat,si the late labor troubles. They
were Ia submit views in connection with
arbitration for the settlement ~ labor
troubles. They failed to appear. bu,
sent worl they had not time Ia examine
th. m~aaur- and formulate their views,
but wuuld do ~ lui.r.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
\ NEW LIFE OF
N A p OIL
MagnlHcently illustrated.

I'M tkNlULl 10 f,nun. fnt IT. great IA.
'"fchl settles Hni never ~ tt- ItsturI h . a
st's'lef IN" iH.-h ptul-ctri than tts new IIfp
~ Nhipleuu, wtitsn by rrd William N
~i'~n", ~ rfluc~,o. Win has st ant NAM ,.Nr.
Va pr"phfa ton fuf iis wutk, Thus ftf uu Iius
taphy " I'll" man ~ l-tiul ha. arI.Af.I n,
either Fhs lett ~ French that L. ff,-, fr,iu ran.
r'r aud aiieutN' tu tn laws ~ histur-r,I cru
ci-th. IHt CENTURY uNs sf,tE1p II m.
great, ,ll-'"uf.d, rnuI ir's ani ihtar-.ins his
t"p ~ tbs ~" ~ une ~ a." most uAfS. 10 ~
ln"u, NJ tnAttst how much Jum aiisan snux ~
NhI"'l'-'u, you viii want tu real this h-t. Z.
tho cunc"ntfai On ~ all ihr lives Ani muu,nt.
th" ~~al'h ~ / liz tkNIt ~ at' Impairment
u ~ lA'ish~i up"u them w. .I.,itIs. ?
W" hAn hH'" .uSi r"tur eel frutu rAfts sI.t.
h'l nav" bs'u airing al that - i.,-i uf Ma
IHii'"hir nat-riAi. Nsw portraits Siil To ittni.
81, great hiHt"tithl painiihg- t"pfatur~i mi
AH'Ais aud other u'Si-th Ht'I-is i., ,t,s.
Ter the histury
IL addition tu ili- 'U.i" 81 poo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

'hi"Ag". III. Dee. 1.-THE whol..al..
manufacturers Of imitation hu,,.rs ARE
!"h'i"h' over ia" decision just rendered
ny Mr.. Justice liArls at the rui,,.i ~ Ats
'npr-me court 10 the effect that " her. An
Individual In indicted for the sale II olrn.
mAfHArin" h- murt b- acquitted # he can
prov" tina hr had no know ledge Of ia.
ingredients LEARNED inrmb.,r Of ia.
Oar say that 'hiS decision practically n-u.
'fallHrn al the Legislation enacted 10y nu.
mrinuS state legislatures lacking ,o th.
protection IT legitimate dairy interests by
compelling "lr"msrgArin- and other imi.
'A,"nr If butter to he sold as such and
only holding the retail dealer responsible
Tor any fAl-r pr-t-nse. l'nd-r Justice
iArl"n'r drriHi"n there IL ~" = grocery.
man IA the country who cAnum palm Ia.
imitation article III AH genuine butter and
then lay his hand on his heart and sol.
"rnnly swear that he hal no knowledge 81
the ingredients Il the article add III
numerous manufacturers IL this pruiuct.
and ~hu have rI-n, immense sums IN op
p'-ing hostile Legislation, will under ,hir
i-clslon b- able Ia hud the country with
their gonds in an, guisr they may ..e Mt
>" s-nd IT out, II Ia not unlikely that u
meeting "i the National p"irymrn'S ASA.
'lAu"n will b- held at an early date IA
tonslirr additional means for self pru,-c.
tIon necesSItA,ed by Justice HArlAn's rul.
Iug,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

Mrs. J. White. Frank Newton aud
wife, oi WinSinw, are al the WIndsor
simon Neus,sd,. Of the Lnr Lunsr Mrr.
camille company, was III the city yer,rr-
day.
Jas. p. AMI J. =. O'Connor. and Mrs.
O'Brrnnan. II Gallup. are registered n,
the Windsor.
Capt 4. II. Day, II the Albuquerque
and Santa fs water works. IN here fron
the territorial capital.
Miss Bertha li""I~r. st-pdaugh,-r Of
Dwight " h--lrr. IN al Bland, Cuchiti
Mining distract. visiting Miss Ste Ia Hof.
helms.
Fr-,i. Horn. of San MsrciAl, brother.
In Law of Tom aud Henry Johns"n. IL
here on . v cit, aud II 10 likely Mr. Horn
will locate In the territorial metropolis.
L. l. Balm. ruute agent for Wells. Fargo
express COMPANY, len for Pr-rcott sstur.
day night, ~ put s-rvic. On the North aud
South railroad between Pr-sco,t and J.-
ROM,
Fred. W Schmitt, general salesman al
Gage Bra a Co.'S, Chicago, has joined
his vii. herr, the latter arriving = f-~
weeks ago for her health. They have
rooms at Mr.. Ohhn's, IN the Highlands.
q. T. Sea and wife. wea thy eastern
people who have been sojourning ~ the
sanitarium. Santa FEE, Tor the past few
weeks, arrived SATURDAY evening aud
1spk rooms al Mrs. II. J. HSwlry's on
Silver avenue.
II. l.. Aldrich, chief clerk Ia Train.
master Perry at Williams. ATiIonA. ami
Chief Dispatcher Miller, klsI u Williams,
were IN the city Saturday, leaving sun
day morning Tor III Paso aud frnm there
they 40 To Port Worth. They will be Ab
sent several weeks,
Herman ClAusssn, formerly ~ this city.
now proprietor Of III. Palace hotel. santa
W. IL in the lerr'torial mstropolis. and
will r-main for lew days Mr., Claus
sen Informs tbs CIruKs that the Palace
Ia getting along nicely, and he IL meeting
with letter success than he anticipated
During the legislature the Palace viii he
the hotel At which 10 Ia stop.
II. T. ~ Johns and II, h. Bsbcock. 81
Chicago, have arrived IN the city and will
r-main during the winter. Mr.. 1T. johns
was With US . few months ago. This 10
Mr.. BAbSDck's krst visit t0 the territorial
metropolis, and he IL quit. well pleased
With the future outlook f'r central New
Mexico. He 10 . we'll known newspaper
gen, lsman IL illinos. his father and
brother now following the profession near
Chicago. The gentlemen are welcome.
T. J. Trask died ., PLUnix last Tu-s-
day night. II. was in business IN this
city from 1881 10 lss+, and removed Ia
PhpuiI. where he Was actively in bust
ness t,il bis death Mr., TraHk had large
circle Of friends in this city who sincerely
mourn his death. which was eAuscd by
liver compliant.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
spe,kht wreck.

bpecial TAI 'itiHsn,
Flagstaff. Arizona, Dec, IA freight
wreck tw-nty miles wrst II here delayed
yesterdays No. eighteen hours. This
Ia the cold.s, morning II the s-asou, The
Thermometer uiI d.gres sbov. zero, with
four inches IL snow
This 10 the passenger train due here
this morning al q o'cl"k. hut which will
srriv. here this evening as hrst section II
No 2
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

Their" being much cattle rmI-rt,-i
from Mexico IA this country FOR the
last two mouths they have amounted ~
800 head. almost entirely FROM the state
Of sn"rA, The shipments north will con.
time for tw" months. and altogether. the
eAt'l-m"n sSy, will aggregate some i5,
oOo /" 10000 heal, TIL" ar. rrIor,rd N
prime condition AMI are l-,Ls .hirI--l To-
Va" winter pastures II northern New
ArA'en and central aud eastern Texas
where tho feci Ia g,-si Ia the spring
a." stock will be sent into the markets in
g'ssi eoHdilion. - NJ PAAo Tribune.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
afeeklg Citizs'l



Bibo, " Bcrpalillo. Il. IN IA. city.
John Phu-gst, ~ CAL~run, IL register.
81 ~ the kuruI-Au
Col " q Marmon Arriv-d N IL. c,t,
this morning from Lsguns
W J. Hanna aud 4 shsnahAn, NJ SAu
hsrcisl, arr IN the ri'y to day
G. y. Jones. II Wallace, ~ In the city,
aud will sprnd the Sabbath with bis fau,.
lily.
To the lsud court. returned from San =
Fe last night
DIR u W Harrison. pr-ridrnt II the
Bank III Commerce returned last night
fr'm = trip south II the city
Col J. l. Bu liz. the Pueblo Indian
agent, ~ ~ tue city from visit tu the
villages ~ islrts and Lagnna.
Rev. Clayton, the Mcthuiirt presiding
eiisr, went up a. Cerrilt~ lAst nIyhi.
where he holds quarterly services tn NOR.
row
A, Henry, IN business n, Bland, Co.
chit mining diHtrict. came down fiutn ia.
north last night, and will remain for =
few dsys
II. Il Burns, III the water H-rv c,. nn the
Atlantic a Pacific, at Williams, came into
th- city "n the drlsyed passenger train
No III y morning.
EiRsr W Fulghum. bpIk. kr-Ier for
The Jain-s DuncAn supply company, III
hAtnn. passed through the city last night
Tor business visit south
Il l. Hall, unu,Si States marshal for
the territory, came W from socorru last
night, where b" was attending court, aud
coutina-,i nn tu Santa fr.
The family IL Ah-I n. ming, the
new superintendent IL the Gan company.
have arrived fum San Diego ant are now
located IN their new home on kumA Az
snue.
Mrs II u. McCAr,y. wife IL a we'll
known engineer on the Atlantic a Pacific.
was passenger from Denver lA-i night,
arriving on the No. 3. She will remain
few days.
Hen l.. Carr returned last night
frbm visit H. III PHro and Las Cruces
while at the latter place he visited the
Agricultural college, and reports that IN.
euiuti"n ~ excellent condition.
q. u Fancb-r, of the Atlantic 4 Pacific
land Office. And 90 S-crr. the surveyor.
returned tins morning frum Gallup. where
they hAv. been doing some surveying
h" tue iAnh once "t the rsili"ah
company
Mrs, Ogden Mallory aud daughter.
aunt ami cousin uf Mrr 4 Is Nc MILAN,
will arrive the evening from ONO, whrrr
they have been VISITING relatives After
short stay herr, they will confirm. On H.
their home IN Lu~ Angeles
A nhnr, tim. avo W W ir,vv. az ,h.
Trigy Jrw.iry comu.uy. lief, tnr . t,..
days' vipit with his flks nt B,on,v,Il.
Mo He returned l.s, Mon, IN .nn,,,an,
with h,. grandfather. W a Tr,vy, M. |
mother. Mrs. Lnui.- Trvy and s,s,.r
sud a brother, and they vii! remain her.
during ,h, WINTER ,b, ,,u..,. ~ ,h,. rr,y,,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

We advise you Ia Use Oregon Kidney
Tea because We know il will cure you
II IL the only r-m-',y that will pna lively
cure kidney aud blAd Ter trouble ~ any
kind and trial will prove the most con
vincing arguin-nt Of lts merit, You can
huy trial size package for IS cents. a,
any drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

Denver. Dee. II. The delegates "
the fourteenth snnuAl r,rv-n,ion Of the
American Federation Of Labor east Asid.
the dates ~ the oouvsntuu To day and
went IN hT holiday, A. the invitation
of tn. lEnysr ,rAdss Ass-mL,, the Wis
TORS -nyny-i try over the looI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15


Hank Thomas, who resides un thu.
HIS hlNnls, has been the victim IL cnnsld
"r.bl" petty thlrv"ry, Aui hr iAd the
erin" st ia" door uf ,raIuir, until s.y.rAl
days AZ" when the h,lI- ruu offs promi.
nrnt citizen, r-r,dng near MIR.
Ih"mAr, tururi over Ia him = lot IL ia,
stolen EE-ir M Thomas k--rn q driy.
INK horr" fur ia. comfort ~ hIn VII. ami
I'll" ones, and AIInu-, every other day N
report would come Ia hun that such and
such an Ar,lrlr Mas missing frum the
barn, such as Ia r',b-z, cumhs. bFidl-n,
AArr, ~" etc, >" huHlly hr cnuclui~i g.
rnu hlH private stable without anything
around except the horse, All then Ia.
would rr,it" With the thought that SIM.
morning h" would wake az tn md the
horse stolen
when A A Henry arrived ~ the city
Me other day from Hand, he brought
With Inn rAIHpl~r of ur- taken frrm the
Lon" Star mine aud turned the samples
over I" JAm-r McC"rrirtun, whu recently
purchased IA half interest ia the Black
iirl The samples are on exhibition Al
the M"nt"Inma, and they will AHHay At
least tt,uO to the ton, Ar McCurrlnton
has assured TINS CiTzsS that II the BLACK
dirl, on further development. cnmrs az b.
what he riI~c,S, he Will give the whole
"r'- on this IAi~r a free eIcurri"n Ia the
Otty ~ Mexico, l-SI,i-s preventing each
And every on" With 81 .On hlll
"n l'''r IL 1874, a meeting Il the at.
il"m"n IT N"w NIcp will h- held IN
this cIty, t. TAX" such action rrIA,Iy. Il,
the futurr needs u the cattle business.
a. IN IA" dem"nI IT the meeting may
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~ oT 10.
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WEST POINT
AND MAN-OF-WAR LIFE

Will receive attention. li.ut.nant Putnam ~tit.
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thSEn Ellic"it ~ III" haa shlp Chicago, SiII
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l'ItI('l
THE CENTURY co.
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A Boy Of the First Empire,
By ELBRiocEs. BROOKS.

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THE CURRENCY!

Washington. dec II The hearing h..
''rr ia" house banking aud currency con,
'hit'"r IN ia" Question ~ n Reorganization
the currency law Was resumed to-day
Among ,h"s- present were Hurur. White.
til" New York Evening po~t,G q Hor
""r, ~ Baltimore. chairman ~ the com.
mt" "f national bankers Ia formulate IA.
"'-cAlIei Baltimore plan, and X Is Hen
turn, II New York. comptroller II IN.
'nrT"nry These gentlemen rrprr..n, ,h,
'urrrnry ideas runhrll-d IN the Bn!l,mnr,.
iian. l, WAS -ip-c,-d tina, Secretary
hr'slr ""nld u. pr-nrn, b. advocate. lu.
currency hill aud continue hip .,A,.m.,,
tut M lac was late Mr. White nr,.n.d ,,,,.
n-Ariug
In answer Ia Questions hr stat,4l that
Il" drafted n b,ll "a the lines Of ,b, B.l,i.
more plan, aud 1t was arranged tina, TIN.
would br placed before the committee
Mr. Whites S,a,-m-u, was read from
manuscript, aud wac carefully PREPARED
review ~ the banking question
MI Horner stated that the comn,,,,..
u national bankers hal not yet forum
.a,-d hill
Mr. JohnSon. of Ohio, Ask-,l Mr Whites
'p'h'"n OF Secretary Csrlisl-'s curr-nc,
plan. and MIR White answered tina, h. did |
u" think the secretary plan would give
he elastic currency il sough, To secure
u e"'ni'"il'"i the banks Ia pnt up ~ cents
very time they issued - cents
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
THE CENTURY CO.,
UNION sol AKt. NEN NbIk.

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