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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13

The Finishing Touches at the Della
Ware.

Building operations have been al
most entirely suspended throughout the
city for the past ten days on account
of bad weather. but win be resumed
with renewed energy as soon as pos
slble.
The excavations for the foundation
OF the Glen Walker building are well
under way and viii be completed In a
short time.
There has been no interruption OF the
work at the Delaware hotel on account
of Its being entirely inside the building
1t is now about completed. and the
furniture is being placed in the build
ing preparatory to the opening which
will occur. 1t is said, on Saturday.
The rotunda Is one of the handsomest
In the country, and the interior finish
throughout the building is in keeping
with 1t.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13
spIritnnlIsm roniah1.

IN inc Posioitiee building. chamber OF
Somineree hail the wonderful inspira-
Iona, speaker and test medium, Rev.
lions propounded by the ausiancnN 40
give psychic tests. anu
liugh X. Moore VIII close the even
ing's entertainment BY one Of his
phenomenal seanees OF physical mani
festations and independent typewritinr
: a ADMISSION % cents, Doors open nj
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13

The following transfers OF real es-
tate were tllcd yesterday in the county
clerks office for record.
Bella NJ Mosher 20 James owens, lot
IN Farmer survey 500.
y, 10 and N, Powell to j. a. McI.in,
lots II and ~, block Q, rairmount adj
dition. $500
q. NJ, ottcn TO City National bank.
lot 8, block 4. Chambers addition. SO,
~ j. and Laura Boggeman 10 Il.
ID. Reese, Sr, part OF block ., VIM.
WEIGH survey, $780,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13
EXTRA "CoTTON BELT"
ArritA OTIONs


- ''h'''t 'chn.
Account meeting of the Southern
Lumber Manufacturers Association
the Cotton Bolt viii make u rate TO
Memphis. Tenn, and return of one
lowest first-elass fare for the round
trip, tickets on sale February IS and
~, limited TO continuous passage In
each direction and 10 February IS for
return passage.
The only line with two through trains
from Texas TO Memphis with Pullman
sleepers. S. C. WARNER,
G. p. A.. Tyler. Tex.
A, A. Gibson, T, p. A.. Fort Worth,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13

Friday at the Y, NJ c. A. will begin
the chess tournament. All gentlemen
IN the city are invited TO enter, whcther
memueis or not No charges. The nur.
pose Is to bring together the best plav-
ets ~ the city and stimulate an inter
ese y, the very popular game. II Won
h'Ay rave your name at the Y. NJ. c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13

a. Another good audience greeted Roy
Stnckey last night, Hts text WAS t,ni,s
XVI 30 Things IN our past lives oSter
come UP TO our minds Men try 10 saf-
NY themselves that their past is for
however bad Il may have hccn So,
remember In our city men dara NJ,
act az hnd as thoy would ike for az.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13

Not SALARY Enough iu the once for
Him,

II has been reported several DAYS
that Mr.. standifcr who was chosen
secretary OF the city watorworks de-.
partment at the last meeting OF the
council had declined to accept the po-
slNon 10 whichfhe was elected.
me report was verified when the
mater came up at the meeting OF the
Ing. The reason ASSIGNED bv Mr.
Standlfcr for decllning the office was
h1t The salary was less than tho CONE
pensation he * now receiving as a tray
cling commercial man.
lie was elected without solicitation
on his part though some OF HIS friends
interested Themselves warmly in his
oehali az the meeting OF the council
when ne was chosen over some very
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13

on February is Cccours good roads
convention, We will sell tickets frnr,
all stations on the Cotton Bolt route in
Houston, Tex, and return, ut fare for
the round trip. Good Tor return mas.
sage until February %. 1895.
d. Nj. MORGAN.
city Passenger, and Ticket Agent, Cot
ton Belt Route 4Ol Main Street, Fort
Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13
me- STRINGS AFFn-lY .
reir.r"ph Operator nndIy cut by
Postmaster John snodiv

News reached here last night from
BIZ Springs, Tex that yesterday AZ
ternooa young telegraph operator
named Dulfy had been badly cut by
John Snoddy. postmaster NJ t,i,.
Springs, II was stated that Dnfr, yyns
stabbed seven or eight tlmcs by Snodd,.
ana seriously injured, hut II wns
Thought possible that his wounds
would not result fatally II is stated
that the difficulty arose In nm aItercn.
ton over tho ARRAY which OCCURRED
at BE Springs last Monday, In which
l., q, Lom shot Tom Glass.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13
Memphis and Return Via co,,ar
Bcit Houte,

On February n and ls we will sell
round trip tickets to Memphis NJ ~
lowest one way rate, good Tor return
until February 70, on account OF Tho
southern Lumber Manufacturers ns-
soeiation, For maps, time tables ana
other Information. call on or address
A. A. Glisson T, p. A., or d. Nj. Nor
gan. city Pass. & II A., aOl Main.
street. Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13
Oh"neellor oarlnnn ~ ~

eelIor 1. C Tenn. Feb. i2-px.c.,.u
yersity. died S snl, OF Vanderbilt man nan
today. He u w suddenly Of heart 5ise s,,l,
nearly hair a - years old. and for
Gator OF the eonS century a leading edu.
OF Nelson eonnty ~; ~ was native
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13

Mrs, winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
teethlng. II soothcs the child, softens
the gums, allays pain. cures wind cole,
and is the best remedy for diarrhoca.
Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13
wEAr'HERFoRD BUDGET.
Change of FIrm-CoiIege Enter,.,
ment-IiuIIdInE Retarded.

Weatherford. Tex, Feb. l2.--Ths fin
OF l.. j., Wright & Co. changed I'M,
yesterday. The stock OF groceries We.
purchased by Mr.. John Ford Of Fat
Worth and j. A. Harris OF this plats,
The entertainment at the college i,
other night was enjoyed beyond h.
expectations of those attending II.
debate, in which four young ladies 1a'
tieipated, was one Of spirit and ysi
showing considerable thought IL
preparation.
The Lecture association has secgfA
Remenyi, the viollnlst who will A.
pear IN the college auditorium Weifa,
day night.
The weather continues so cold TIT
very little building can go on 10 isS,l
In consequence. The two buildings Y
gun on North Main street grow y
higher A contract for q small hora
was let on the North Side today
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13

Lexington. Ky. Feb. ia.-Des,ia
Breckinridge, a son OF Congressman
Breckinridse, has been appointed I'M
come tax collector for this district by
Collector shelby. His father is the
law partner OF Col Rreckinridge-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13

Use Angostura Bltters. the world re-
nowned South American appetizer. OF
exquisite flavor. Manufactured by DR.
j. @. h. siegert 81 Sons. ASK your
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13

r. w. Walker. printer and station.r
900 Main street. New pr As, aew iype
new stationery, Work delivered
promptly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13

Toledo, Feb. 12.-stockholders Of tA.
Wheeling and Lake Erie railroads Vi
mold their annual meeting here toiil.
Reports on the roads condition vii y
read and some vacancies filed siotk-
holders will be largely Represented
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

JOSEPH NJ. LOGAN anno,,na.. !,
self as a candidate for the ofiIcssa, w ".
treasurer of Fort Worth snh,ss, w
the action of the Democrats ns,,s =
w. b. HARRISON announces 5i-,.,,
as candidate for the Office y, os' n. .
treasurer of Fort Worth. subject !. n,
action of the Democratic party y
FOR CITY ATTORNEY the n
zette is authorized to announes r W y
TEMPLETON as a candidate tor :, =
election to the office OF city attn,, Y.
at the coming April election, snh,s.. I!
the action of the Democracy Of ~
Worth. 50
Il. a. CALDWELL, the presep, \,
cumbent. announces himself as 4 vi.
date for denomination for the on, :
tax collector and assessor AZ RI,
Worth. subject to the action Of \,
Democratic party.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-13

The resignation OF Mr.. w. a. standI-
Ter as secretary of the waterworSs
was received and accepted He
'nrusht me salary was not enough.
ne application of IL. L. Calhoun
NJ, Mt the vacancy was received and
~, resolution requesting the amend
the board OF equalization. nav nendin.
VI tIle legislature. was adopted. This
htsso.u.l9n requests that parties should
~ required 70. pay their city taxes be-
nore me Institution of proceedings for
.speal, On motion of Mr.. FILLER iae
lesoiution was amended By strikinr
V'' an endorsement OF the bin, which
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-09
afreklp Citizen



Hon. ". r. kuchcnl~ckrt l. In town
to-day, aud very hus, with court and
other business. nutwith landing which n,
found time Ia say the following grI
words ior Gallup
John Ber,oncinu Ia, completed nice
brick residence.
The ME" eight.turm hI,ck dwelling Ln.
Ing built by Charles Vidal will he &C..
cupicd by 1tainmastrr Jesse Rohhin. aud
family when completed
Dr. r. T.. Robinson has plan- AMI .pr,
cihca,iuns ready fur u twu -lur brick
hou-" ,o be heated on the corner N ro,l
avenue and Third street The first nrr
will he used fot commercial purpn-r- ana
the upper HAT will Il" run ~ l,slging
hOusr.
The new -chuul house which viii cn.t
about tli,un when ready Tor ucrupanr,
IN u few weeks, will be- credit and mn
ornament tohallup aud would hr L. murl,
larger towns. The people II Gallup have
rra@on Ia be- proud NJ their nnr -chnnI
building
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-09
STANTON ABANDONED.
Cory OF the official order cavalry TO TO
TO Huaehuea Ialk Of BaYard Next.

The official order Tor the abandonment
" Fort stanton was trcri,ed ut santa Pc
yesterday ut the office II col. ", II. Law
ton, inspector general. 1t bears date ~
Washington Get. - j. ISSUED hy dlrrc-
ton VI ten. Miles, aud reads
ny direction m the secretary IT war,
the Iu-t NJ Fort stanton, y. NJ. viii br
Discontinued aud the puollc lands turn.
ed over iu the interior department, undsf
orders IL bc promulgated hereafter he
portable pubIlc PROPERTY al the past Will
be distributed 10 other Ir'-t- under the
direction ui the Department COMMANDER.
lfuup \, 1T cavalry, nuw gAfti-unIng the
post, viii hr Transferred Immediately uf
uINn the distribution ui It's property, ~
~ the opinion at the department com.
nlaud"I may be- iuf the best Interests II
Tie ~rINlcr, Io tuIt iiuarhuca, 4. /"
The tf"r- nj Fort stanton consist II
IrTp \, 1T cavalry, under command ~
capt. buuu-, Hud llruts. Wright aud
Yates. It's one ul the crack regiments
uI the army. only tour months since
They lett t"u Mr!rr Opposite Washing
ton, where they lnrd "u velvet AMI were
lions. even tu the pINntr-. hr change
L. q ulc" TONED, place un the frontier has
not teen iru.lru t., either officers ~
men. a !iudchUrd th,n Wili be- tut llt.
to- h,lt'r ut, THAN =, t.r. Isolated post II
kuIt stanton
Speaking cot tu" Abandonment Ell lh-
Is,-l AN .,ttlyb. Iu A ItYuA yt t.t..t limit.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-09
MlSCHlEv0Us HOObLUMS.
Seine OF the Devllmeni Carried out Last
Might,

~" warning nutlrr IN last evening
tlil/tN had q dotrrting effect uu ~,
hand- OF h"dlum- who had pannr,
much dr,llmrnt lrf Halloween. in,uN
lng serious destruction II property.
IT," NJ the worst swtit, ul lhr mi.chlr,
"u- gang were nut held III cheek how
ever, aud many annoying damages {,
houses and p"t-"Idi pruwii, Wrfr IA,
results this morning
he finished front 1T the baptist church
III the Highlands, Wa uaslIN h,smrafrI
aud III" -trp- and d,uf- daul,d viii
paint Not satisfied With ihi,, the .arrl.
lIglou, h""Ilum- ruuIri baptist wis.
k"-, Beet &c." nui other miragrur,.
motto. "u the d-II..
tmIi SEVERN. Ia" ttlurIam FETAL yfu.
r"tl hnd vegetable uiau, lett III. wagon
standing IA tlr yard ~ usual. and TIN.
mufuing found the costly contents .trpn Il
at"uni the lot. \ case ut CONT hume,
uulurr"u, package ut coffee ami other
aIiIrl"- iut tahlr III, Wrtr mixed up with
tie mui and sand AMI tfampl'd III aud
Az a total loss llp -Du" rack. l,u IN
the place show that the dHiI.h ,lr,trn, .
- ~" iuil grown youths What ruill
rI"nIN ihrm tu commit such m,Iagr- J..
WN"ul understanding. certainly there
c"uil h' u' luu ne destroying u,c"->ar,
ttl.y|r- 90 .If,. and ia .i..,.,.t ,tt,,., IT, go.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-09

!. g. hi"'d, | tins ctN. hd- a ,lrr~ry
r"" ana u h"r-" that have hrr"ur very
much attached To- zach othrf. says thr
san MdlclhI hr". They ate always L..
g",l"t dni III" hot-" hd- rono,ilutrd It.
~'ii ia" protector ri the cow. ~ the fol.
lowing incident viii shaw. unr daN thus
"r"k t"" stfang" d"g- went into the field
"l"t" III" Jersey Wa lung down. and at.
tacN"d h"r The hur-,' .lark. na- feeding
~"ln~ distance away. tie at once came tu
Ia" I"~c,", drove the dog ort of the fir!d
AMI stayed near llr Cow untlI he wa.
sue thu dpg, had gone.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-09

population and wealth A. 10 induce them
Ia give up cent IN aid II the building
" the road a. that city II would ~.
guire the building " "A lire under them
t. stir these fellows "a the extent u pay
ing "A dollar In promotion " any public
enterprise They want the Rad lrcaii-p
they know IT. would increase the value NJ
their property beyond computation, but
they want the benefits " the incfca-,
without expanding any portion thereof
IN order to secure them. They are will.
ing to dance II -onrbody else will pay
the orchestra. White OAKS Eagle.
Wholesale rru'urrt.
The Phpnix Gazette informs the south.
wesl " III" Infamous operations "
Henry, the culured prWurrf,' who left
that city between twu days recently IA.
pers left In his rOum, now III the hands
" an officer. disclose the fact that hr was
connected with agencies In los Angeles.
san Brnarlino, krlland- and various
other California cities, aud all are rn.
gagged In the same disreputahle business
a. was hp IN Phoenix The -coundrrl has
brDn engaged III this Kind " work Tor
Years. aud the letters III the officer,
hands. which the Gazrttr viii endra,ur
Ia publish. will 81 quite u few NJ An.
auna- leading men residing beyond the
confines IT Phoenix u thinking hari and
fast W hat fpil- thr-, inurtal- be-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-09

dians. Mr.. Schober, who IL compare.
tive stranger ~ the people " New Mex
lea, explains tina, when they cal,-i ior the
beer h. asked them II they were native
citizens and they assured him that the,
were. and that he did not know that the,
were Indians then aud du-- not know
that they were such nov.
uis NisiIaiinns
Y. r.. stevens, ut albuquerque. grand
master NJ the New MrNlcu grand lslgr
Ui the Independent order " ibid Fellows,
~a' here this week I"kIng after the ia.
tcfrSt- ui ,h, order, he came l., wa, II
White OAKS ani IT. stanton, ani left
here Tot Eddy. Las tfucr- and other
points III t!r territory, NJ IT stanton
h. established u l"igr With large aud
worthy membership. boswell Register.
The R"-Wrll lIIlgatut says '. T..
stevens, Of Albuquerque, grand master II
tie |, -. -. +. ut New Mexico, Wa here "A
frw days this week un business CONNECTED
With the order, lie Instituted line
l"igr at tt stanton AMI put White uak.
ol it, feet right he Guod samaritan
w. u, of thl. place, -rut IN the old chat
ist aud viii start January /, ls.-i. wilha
new one AMI nrW material. save 'rw II
Ia" faithful. MI stevens j. u vel, ETA.
lhu-ia-lic odd Fellow. and H. rushing the
membership II the order IA Ncw Mexico
I" enough I" rutItl" them 1" lwu grand
Representatives. Mi steven, is al-n
rhiri engineer ul the water work Al A..
hnqurtqur aud q mrmh,r Ut ,m. rIl
council thrrr lie wall visit u- agaIn IA
JanuarN aud trmmu q week. W.T. IL.
N'us . al "id urw-rapt man ami vail
Writr up 10, country WHEN here agaiu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-09
A MILITARY POST.
albuquerque Should wake Ur 10 Her
own Interests.


The Denver Republican I October ~
say.
80 faf ~ one at department head.
quarters has hrrn able Ia hazard u gpd
guess ut the future destination " the
cavalry nov occupying Fort stanton. the
r'-t ahuut a. hr abandoned l., the wal
department, ~uiur officers seem to think
that II hIaN ~ tu santa kr, tut Tor that
prediction have little foundation. Fort
Marcy, ~ the pest ut santa Re l. called.
l. arranged fuf infantry. and would IT,
qulre some important change H. prepare
II tO receive cavalry. other, there are
who think that Gruefal Mile. will try
aud fulhll the wish h, has often eN.
pressed that II establishing military
pu-t AT Albuquerque. Frequently. while
III the field and rs a department com.
lnahder, General Miles recommended the
-tatlunlng ~ II military command at Al.
huqurrqur, hut hc was unable H. get a
proper hearing hctulr the I"wcf, Nuw
h" l. al the top IT the SET, tee himself and
can reach thV secretary ~ WA without
any Intervention whatever.
~, matters n"w stand the department
ul the Colorado /, t. l,,-,. one I.,-t. and -,
quarters lot one troop Of ra,dltl. II T.
not believed at headquarters that TIE.
cavalry viii m permitted IT, IH,r the ,I,.
pdftmru unless thrN at replaced lN
some utlrI command. ~ III" distribution
ui tf""l- l. ilWdN- rariuIN considered
hi the Wal departments t"f stanton
being abandoned. It l. hrliNrd that the
gnNrrunrut viii have h. establish anu,h
~ post ~"lurW here else. tud urn MlIr..
former friendship ior \Inuqu.rIur MAY
stand II ~ g'-h stead nov
II hr unl, truuhlr l.. al arm, officer
explained Yesterday. that the NIhuIurr.
Qur p""plr never -rrm to rrall7r the
commercial lmpurtanr, ~ the movement.
They .h"uId h'. quick t. ufIef land lot 4
military ur-"tNatlon. instead IL which
they have done nothing ui the kind"
Ihl, l. u matter that our people -huuld
tan" hold 81 At once. aud II there, l. moth.
luI ~ the WAY hut the land. that can h,
secured between now and Munda, morn.
ing
Many NluIurrlur people have hr-
ldt"d ahuHl DOING anything III tins ilrrc.
tlou hrr"tut"rr h"catI-' they thought The
establishment IT post here would be- At
The rNI-u-" 81 santa r.. Rut that oh
lection l. past. Fort Marcy Will never
10" used again ~ military p,-l. hat
much l. settled, aud the onIS question
now l. whether the troop from Fort
stanton shall come {" ilhuIurfqur ~
leave the territory. Ia thu ~ainr article
tom which We quote aho,r rur Kcpuhll.
can SAYS.
"Ih" governor 81 New Mexico has been
persistent ~ his Efforts fuI the rr-rupi.
ti"n 81 IT. Marcy, hut he has me, with
not shadow "t success, His onlN hope,
A. viewed al department headquarters
nov will be- tn foster IA" liking II the
commanding general for Albuquerque.
The Commercial rlul. AT H. meeting H..
night, -hould tan" tll- matter Wy. and
'I"u correspondence with ,rrnrfal Miles
iIittu the -uIlpt.t ut tngu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-09

The follow NIX CORPORATIONS have iind
articles with III" territorial secretary.
The New Mexico n lhihuihm Land
Stock aud Mining Company uhJ,rt~. huN
ing. selling ana operating land, mIlIr,
and live stock; capital stock. SN;,tuI, lltr
tlfly Years; directors. Joseph =. Bell IL lit
Luz, William H. Upton. ot luat",a. and
Eduardo lln~~, ui chihuahua; ptinriwI
place IL h"s'"rSs, las t,Grr-, With h.a.I
offices IN III Pas" aud Chihuahua.
The Mutual Automatic Telephone Com.
pany- Objects, establishment Of a trh.
phone exchange anh Telephone syslrm III
hrnallll" and other counties II Nrw
Mexico; capital stock. S21,ur. liIr Mt,
years; directors. Walter {. llaIlrN. \rlll
H. Field, Arthur T.. Wells, Eiia- =. StuNrr.
Joseph r.. saint LEROY q. Wright ana
Alphriis \. Keen; principal place uf hll~.
inesS, Albuquerque.
III" g"Nrrn"r has appointed " w.
l'flScoll. II Sncurru. and Herbert q. vii
lis, ~ thaina, ~ nutarlr~ puhllc. llr has
also designated Edwin +. tArrN, ui New
York, ~ commissioner at deeds fur New
Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-09

The Roswell Record. printed III Judg,
liamIlt"n'- judicial district. say.
Nothing can ,prak louder tot general
PROSPERITY and the law-lo>Ing people II
ha\r> county than the fact that thrf,
l. less business uh both the civil ami
criminal d"ckrt~ II the courts uf TN.
county than ~ any other county IN the
territory. Prosperity aud litigation d.
not Z" hand ~ hand, the fact that there
Ar les Violations IT the penal laws II
III" territory III this county than IN any
other, ami III" uniformity with which
Ila>r> county Jurn- have mrtrd out pun.
lshmrnt tu Nulai"r- ~ thu law. /, 4
guarantee 81 III" high order "f "ur cit.
yrn~lp,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-09

Mgr, Nat"lli, apostolic drlga,r to The
nlt"d state has rr,r.N"d official motto,
III hi elevation I" lr u cardinal The
ilrNi announcement came hN letter ami
ihl~ was followed hN a cahhgrau To- cat.
dlnal hlhluu~ a. tulluw-
"T" the Mu-t Eminent Cardinal Tit.
h"ns, =. y. am harW H. mi"lm
N"u that The hobs father having lie,
rlird to confer the rafdiualatr upon The
apostolic delegate. Mgr ~atuln. Suur EN-
hence viii l." delegated T." imp",r the
caullnnlatal mrtriia.
Ills holiness intends ~ his WAY tu
perform an act gratifying 4" Your ruI.
nutru. "kNMlullk Cardinal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-09
The I.nliru DIstrirt.

correspondent IN the CrrrlIlu- Rust
Ter, writing about the umldrn mining
district, say-:
Ia" test mill run uf the ore from ia,
rfand Central group "f mines was com
pIrtrd and the cleanup made last ~atuf.
laN.
We haN" hrrn unable a. vet e. obtain
reliable Information n Ia the result II
III" same, hut h"I~ II was satisfactory.
am informed that j. '. rhull will Ar,
~ this week and that everything Will
b" carried cut ~ proposed relative I" the
future operations ~ Bates. Bender n
Ih"ll, on the Goldsmith aud their other
mines.
Nuw that Chris Mrlgani has uh.
tanned lras" IN the lINp-N. w. expect
To- CIV" some big news from that quarter.
The big dry washer arrived here last
Tuesday. II Wa hauled over hN j. r.
Williams team from trrrillus.
NrsSrs. NhHls \ t,rr"n will test the
machine "n the placer property -, james
\. N"h and others near here,
Pure hlWh means g~h health be-
Wits Narsaparilla pufilir- The hI.L.
cures fruhinns. Eczema, Scruium aud
al diseases arising from impure hl~d.
illl~hur, n Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-09
JOHN CLARK FOUND
without Food AMI water Four bays
Other las Cruces Notes.

60 ...I '. .'.ft.
Id- truce oct W.--Juhn clark, who
N1- i"-i 10 Tie mountains fer several
"'.. mt- hr"u found. H. was Tor four
"'- "llluu, lpL ~ water. though
t'''"r weak, 'iMk l. recovering rapidly,
iuI l- r,I"rIrd t. be- u hl, normal con.
'IiI'u lu : l"" hay.
IH't" ~ great lrlpIyIug among local
i'ru''lr'u- "ot the decision Of the III.
W'"' r"ii 100 IA" atton case. although
u""'wr .u,rum. ut Thee Ease wa. rspeci.
."d '' u, man, 'ri,ul. here.
lrtm,l'r- 'rm uo Nr-calrro agency
hn mw lr.,'rial vita a large quantity
"i -urpl'- "r t',, section. A saw mill
h", r"r"utI, h,ru ,btpInpl To- the agency.
". II. II. ll"W"lllu = Il. N.wcornb and
JuIg" Mrtr. have returned from santa
f'."h"r" i'"l W"r. lu atlrui.urr at the
meeting OIL. hr lu ASSOCIATION.
District N,.uw, Young lett for New
l"s e ,'w .Dt,, .lur, to r. absent abpu,
4 month
luuul- a.. having rou.lI,rnhl, .,ic.
'"-- ~ 'lu. section ru their -,Arch for
in",, uul neatly all n" tables In IA.
cuts At. I.h uHb,1 w,u ihr-.. -uccu.
rnl mu'-'I-