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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

Proceedings OF the nody al Houston
Ncsfrrdny.

Houston, Tox.. Feb. ~ The Good
Roads convention called to meet In
this city today By Captain j s.. Dnugh-
orty. member for Texas Of the central
committee Of the National Good Roads
nasociation. was attended by delegates
from a number Of counties, and talks
were made by county Judges aud 9th
ora on the good roads problem and the
best means Of solving ~.
General Roy stone, superintendent
aud general engineer OF the road In
auiry department Of The burean Of az.
rlnulture. was present and participated
i'm the discussion. He told OF the prog
ress or road Improvement In other
stntes the character OF material used
nnd the cont OF construction, and
made some recommendations 10 tho
convention an 20 the line OF policy to
he puraued and tho legislation TO be
asked for
n seemed to be generally agreed that
,he employment of state conylcts for
me preparation OF road material aud Of
county conyicts 20 work In the oon-
e.rneiIon OF the roads offered the best
snlution Of both the road and the con-
Wet problems.
The meeting was cnthuslaHtic ana
harmonious and resulted In the forina-
tIon Df a state good roads league. with
members from various sections OF the
STATE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

TWO Important sections Regarding
the Computation OF Incomes.

Washington. Feb. ls.--Fciowlng Is
the full text of the Joint resolution con-
corning the income tax law as finally
agreed TO today by both houses OF con-
gress. that the time fixed by existing
law for the rendering of income taNee,
tu-wit.
on or before the first Monday Of
March in every year, section 30. act OF
August 2S. 1894, ana section 5l1j, Re-
Nised Statutes, as amended BY section
% OF that act, Is hereby extended with
reference only to returns OF income
for the year 1894, 40 that II shall be law
full to mako such returns Tor that year
on or before April 10. 1895.
Resolved. That In computing Incomes
under snid act, the amounts necessarily
paid for fire insurance premiums anu
for ordinary repairs shall be deducted.
Resolved, Thai In computing Incomes
under said act, the amounta received rs
dividends upon the stock OF any cor
porntion, company or association shall
not be Included IN case such DIVIDENDS
are also liable to the tax OF per cent
upon the net profits % said corporation,
company or association. although such
tax may not have been actually paid
| by such corporation, company or aasp-
clntlon at the time OF making returns
by the person. corporation or naHocia-
ton receiving such dividends and re-
| turns or reports Of the names and
! salaries shall not be required from em-
ployera unless called for by the collector
| IN order to verify the returns OF the
/ employees.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

washington. Feb. 10 Senator Frye.
al the request OF his fcllow-citlzen.
Mrs. /. NJ. N. Stevens OF Maine. To
whom arrangements for the occasion
were committed. introduced to PreHl-
dent Cleveland this afternoon a COM
mlttee OF the Woman'F Christian Tenn
perance union, designated 20 present TO
him the immense pnlyglot temperance
petition 1he meeting took place IN
fhe library Of the Executive Mansion.
The commission, headed by Miss VIII
lard and Lady Henry Somerset. con-
sisted Of tho officers Of the National
Woman's Christian Temperance union.
Mira Hoffman, Mrs. Barker and Mrs,
X Il. stevenson.
Miss Willard acted as spokesman OF
she committee. The ladies. after the
interview with the president, met Mrs
Cleveland for a few minutes In the red
parlor.
The petition Itself. Of course. was
too bulky to be presented except fig-
uratlyely.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

assurances received from Minister
Thurston. that there will he vtiy low
executions. BESIDES mailing pnt,tLal
calls upon Mr.. rhursion Arl NAcrelrry
Gresham, Mr.. 'iawley has nwplrtd a
letter TO Mr.. Gresham, which has been
signed by several other senator's who
are personally acquainted with Mr..
Seward, stating the fact OF such nc-
auaintance, vouching Tor HIS good char
meter and advancing the opinion that
IL Major Seward was guilty OF particle
patton In the revolution he became so
under the influence OF others.
Major Seward was an officer Of Cen
eral Hnwley's etaff during the war.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

Free Zone Dili PHs-rd-A nun scs-
Aton-NnNni Mn.

Washington, Feb, lp.--In the house
today the senate amendments TO the
house bill to authoriss the Omaha Cen
trail railroad to construct a road
through Oklahoma and the indian Ter
ritury We're agreed to.
A general resolution was adopted Au-
thorizinE the secretary OF the navy to
donate certain cannon to the Oregon
Soldiers Home.
Bills were also passed as follows: To
prevent the transportation OF mer-
chandise in bond through the United
states into the free zone OF Mexico; TO
authorize the Wisconsin and duluth
Bridge Company to construct bridge
across the st. Louis river between the
states OF Minnesota and Wisconsin.
The consideration Of the naval appro-
priation bill was then resumed, the
pending question being the decision of
the chair (Air. O'Neili, MasaJ on the
point of order raised by Mr.. sayers
against the item In the bin authorizing
the secretary OF the navy to enlist In
his discretion 1000 additional seamen
with which TO man the new ships.
The chairman (Mr. O'NeilD announced
his decision. overruling the point OF
order.
Mr. sayers appealed from the decis-
ion OF the chair The decision OF the
chair was sustained. A to 81,
An amendment was offered by MIR.
Springer dem. of no authorizing
the detail OF any retired ofilcor Of the
I navy or marine corps upon his own re-
quest without additional compensation
iis toachor In any college or school, and
was agreed to,
The committee OF the whole rose In
formally and the senate amendments
TO the agricultural appropriation hill
We're disagreed to, and the bill sent TO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

Washington. Feb. The house
committee ON pensions voted today TO
favombly report MIR. Herman's bill q
amend the act Of 1892 granting pom
sions to survivors Of the Indian warH
from 1882 to iSl2 so that men who
served thirty days or more IN several
other wars Will be peusiondblc at the
same rates and their widows also, Tho
wars embraced In the proposed amend.
menis are the following: The Florida
and Georgia. Seminole indian war of
lSi7-iS; the Fcvere River indian
war OF Illinois OF 1897; the Sabine
Indian disturbances Of iSJ6-3i. tho
Cayuse Indian war OF 1871 49,
the Texas aud New Mexico In
dian war Of 1880; the California In
dian disturbance of lS5l.52: The utah
Indian disturbances OF lS60-53 and the
oregon aud Washington Indian wara
OF iS53-5i.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

Washington, Feb. i9.-The first sea-
sion OF the fourth continental congress
OF the National Society of Daughters
OF the American Revolution was held
today In the audience room OF thc
church OF our Father,
The attendance OF delegates was the
largest In the history OF the society,
there being present fully 800 representa-
tiyes OF local chapters In the alb
sonce OF the president general. Mis-,
stevenson, wife OF the vice president
Mrs. Lockwood OF Washington presld-
ed The session was almost entirely
occupied with routine matters OF OF
Eani2ation and receiving reports.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

Cincinnati. Ohio, Feb. is.--tspeciai)--
DR.. w. A. Amick has authorised John
his legal battle against The hospital
authorities to prevent removal OF con-
almptives 10 the pest house DR.. O'sui-
nyan. the great medical jurispruhence
ypeciaiigt OF New York. Or. amick IL
,nouidinr public sentiment by mailing
free 20 oil applicants extra oopies OF
The tribune. detailing the hght. Also
charts covering his full sheory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

~ Tex, Feb. l9.-ward. who
NV i9ur men at Mlllican two
/, sSe' had an examining trial to-
~, Mas demanded 10 jail without
|hss' uiree states witnesses We're
~, ward positively refused to
|pns statement, but does not deny
iom Woolsey. who was ar
osn,,Stly after the killing as
snpnce but released ON a lack
4 t als against him, was again
4, D,ee'iy after the killing AS
y 'ae same charge,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

"e"monu state VENTS Lees
birthday IA Holiday.
Famond. Va, Feb. 1.-the Rich
State says this afternoon. edi-
,asgestion is being made in some
IN papers that the birthday of
nam Lincoln be made a national
This suggestion is made In a
Tribute to an American who
aAae famous by a great civil war.
~ qualities We're brought into
a mo- by that tremendous con-
mhen congress takes up this
sSNeyer, II will be In order for
southern congressman to amend
sung after the name of Lin
~ name OF Robert u. Lee. Susi
I mnsement not only pays tribute
nluslrious dead, but would be a
Y " coming generations who can
"su'ud by their example"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20
b'rEws LOCAL FORECASTS .

/ storm waves will reach this me
/ and the other changes noted
eeur at and within 100 miles OF
Worth within twcnty-four hours
/ or after sunset Of the dates
.Iuary 20-Wind changing.
fpiry 2l-Cold wave.
mary s2-Falr and cool. ~
fnary 2S-Moderatlng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

Washington. Feb is-up to and in
Guiding February IS the amount OF
gold coin reported to the treasury as
having been received at New York and
Philadelphia ON account OF the recent
gold purchase was s2O,isi,500. with san
Francisco, Chicago and Boston, whore
deposits are known to have been made,
not vet reported
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20
yhe cable unnus Fire,

Washington. Feb. i9.-Thc conference
committee of the house reported nn
agreement on senate amendments 10
the diplomatic and consular appropri-
ntions this evening except that appro-
printing $500 900 for n cable between the
California coast and Hawaii.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

Washington. Fob. lp.-Reprenenia-
tive Blair Ugep., n. HI today intro
duced a resolution In the house propos-
ing an amendment 90 the constitution
of the United states prohibiting the
liquor traffic in the United Sfutos,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

washington. Feb. s,-Reprcsenta-
tive w. A. Stone Of Pennsylyania to-
day proposed a constitutional amend
mont prohibiting the gtuteH from
granting tho right OF franchise 70 any
person not a citizen OF the United
States
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

wazhington, Feb. i9.--seua,or Iiaw-
ley, who has been Interesting himself
the men condemned to dcSth f.r gar
ticipattsn in the recent Hawaiian rrse-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

HI Z. J., Feb. ls,-E. d. Fulford
l. c sna James A. r. Elliott OF
ns,ass, are scheduled 20 shoot
n Tsn.s. beginning today and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

Washington, Feb i0.-rhc president
has approved acts granting to the Cal
ifornla, Globe and Northern railway
rights OF way through san Carlos
county. Northnrn callfornln.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

washington, Feb 10 The house
committee on military affairs today ia
vorabiy reported bill 10 establish II
military post at Santa re, New Mexico,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

present most Of tho time. many sena-
tors rofusing to VOTE. This tedious
voting process continued uniii o'clock
when MIR. Jones reluctantly yielded
and the senAte ndlOurneA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

lhinEton, Feb. ID.-For Eastern
-fnfri north 10 northwest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
4 WESTERN PIONEER .
Marriage Of Cannon, Sole Sur.
ViVOr Of Alamo Massacre,
Gov Altgeli DenOunceS the PrOviS-
ions Of the Income Tax.
Anarchist Plat In Parts Ia A>>I>>inill the
lrcnth President.
FuNERAI ~ JAS " SCoTT

kAn~Sn city. M", Awul - William
j. Cannon, r"lii-r, r'"ui, rAtahnirI -
years III Ag'', has HII,lri f1r y marriage
llr-nr- a. marry the pAinr woman h- mar
ri'-,i III the iur Cannon went wet r,uu
thereafter, dr1"rting hue ~thr w.
years Agu, after - rrmAIkAhl- cairrt, H.,
hrCAm- All innAt" of h. puliirr-' hrur
Al L-sv-uwurih, kausnr H. the m-An.
time, believing b-f hurhAnd d"AI. Nit
Csnnnn nhtsiu-l divorce Cannon VA.
= friend II hit tAr-"u, JAmrr B"rk~ith.
wild Bill," james li"~j". sud the r-r,
II that bsud uf lnd"tnltAhl- nsht-rr ~h.
l'si the vanguard ~ rIvihI.t,"n ~--tSAfd
N the lUr aud 5O- Asa h"y II ~. hr
was al the horrible IuaHEArr,' ui The 4 lA,nu.
uf which he n the rul, ruiNiNur r. han
nAvh Crockett entrusted the lAHi Nurls
h- wrote Jh-t h"fui- hjr Heath ra,n'.
The huy IL th" dlSrl,i-- ia M-Iir.tu. "r
caI.d ms-rAcrr aud cAirl,i ia" awful
tdings tn TIA" ~"rld Canuou'r Hi,rn
iur-r "u the plnlur ~ the rINI, Mar nud
later IA the nuuuIAiu- IT Montana Aui
Colorado would require N"luu"- 1" tell
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
Ayers Pills
ARIZONA.
condensed News Of the Ncighhorinr
Territory.

condensed News Of the Ncighborinr
Territory.
TIA" ArlIuuA ruhhr Hhui. will cl,~.
- May l", with Appropriate -Iercis-~.
W h MrNAr. l'ntsi states marshal.
l,N- D ''I .!I.un hh.l suit against the
Iucr"n star Publishing G."
Ih" Ir"i-'ritun l." start q rin-lt-r Ia
fr"r'"li ~ s-runiug rhaI-. Ani tue pr,~-
I"'i- are "hcrll-nt nov f"r iis conruu.
inai"u.
man unu-d COLLIER. = m-mb.r of the
iIAni Army, iirl =, Prescott af,-r q
hr'"i lilurr~ With rn"um"uhA. ruI-rudue.
81 hy Ia grrI~
k"I"It rum-1 frrm Inugrras that .
r"r p" severely HhpI--i his wife Ia that
''ul = rhurt time AZ" that she Ia still
'"u.n'l 60 h"t l'ri VI u critical condition.
lh" hiAu,h experimental station at
Wllcn ~ rHwlly getting III shape for
ptHrlrcAl work Dr C"mr,,Gk and Prof.
h'.'. At" giving II much attention Ant
r.''N .us Al considerable Improvement.
A. fI'ur, ir"-idrnt HIck-y, of the
Wrrt"in luN"-'. "u' hArk rAys interest 10
st"Hilly irrrug Ih" uli II I-r cent
rsi"T ar" g"ur fur"N"r 1, r even DIM
cult h. get I+r cent "u g"-i security for
q, nn loans
Iu'-"u 'Nrhangr tells ~ consump-
'IN' Nhn rraI nu the street during a
-Aui storm Nul ruIiuiH'"i sudibly that
~" ,mN'l, ..' .uui'N" cnrr consisted
~ IT." ulrr"l~- n'.Ius Ir.t,-i /" d-Ath by
ia" gravel Winch il"N 'hrough the air.
Daring ia" lnri "a months IL last year
IA" AryNua ioII"r t". rhipI-d 5,iI1,-
10 pounds # ,uIIrr, ~ !,j.iN TONS. FOR
ID" ramr i,'rlpi ia" lstr"n Copper Co.
-hII'd t'll,lNN pounds, ~ 1883 tons
4 r"rI''r the total rhpun-n,s II the two
.n'uI,u'r fpr the Sn mouths wAs $685.
60 I"rulr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
Ai,E-id on iaromr rnA

Springfield, III April j. ,iovrru"r
Altg-ld uAyr the d-rir,"n Of tue utri
States supreme court regarding the ~.
enm- tax lr hlAs.-i IA the lu'-rrr, II the
goldl'ugs and wsll street miln"nA,r-r.
recognizes the divinity "t wealth hy "a.
-mpting II from tAiAtinn, And hrrAthrs u
cur-- AgainH, enterprise hy making 1t bear
all the burdens "f government "ljut. "
sAy- Al'g-h, "n IN ~ harmony with that
Iar~sg- "f scripture whch ray- that amt"
him that hsr shall h- given. aud frnm,
him who hath not shah h- taken the little
h- hath. and II ir perfect accord with the
republican and mugwumr theory "f gov.
-rnm-n, nov h-ing APP ln'i ~ ,hip c"un.
try II shows the interests II the -ar,
are paramount Ia the in,-r-r,r ~ the res,
"f the country nlsn that at least tw" II
the go oriinA- branches uf our govern.
mrnt received their inspiration 81 the
came altar"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20

l"elug rrtty little folks Mipr JuhA
collier, queen ui the fAiri.p, with Master.
L"n,r hsiuSlry aud r. Albright Mlss-s
J"auh"tt" walton, lsAl-.l Spencer and
NA'i" IwAI, srHrt dAncrrS And the Ia,
ter Altu ~ l"A'i-r ~ the fairies, WIN wrr,.
MiSr"r laur Albright, ollie uAvl.y.
nh-tl"J krhnr, Flora Otrru Laura krs
wlnkle, l'rAirirN Wtdr, J"Ann-tte Wal.
ton, May Collier, Isabel spencer. Pearl
Hunt, L-AtA Oirfu, willie Juhnen aud
Carrie Schudu
The hruwnl-r we're r follows KAlph
PUip'k, Turn t'rurgr COLLIER, tprlirrtnau .
| Dtir i iilllrit, luiiAu; ftALk lunIntf
IIulrhtnhu, willie LuSr, ucls SAm Tom
h"l"hrr. frrnchmnni k"lrrt T. kuhns.
OhtuAmAu, TumAH Ulrru, rAIlur Willie
Mcclellan. hr-man, auI Joseph krlrh-r.
lrlshmAn
Gh"rr were nll IN the hrr part. And
constituted the liiIr un-r who acted Nrty
veil
ffAnk lrr ~ ChinnmAn Aud ",miin
tor Was all RIGHT, Vhilr the ",lnwu" nf
AL uqu-rpur, Fluyd WhitHrn, And Mirs
''rArr Hawke. N their batch snnx aud
iNur", wrrr lndr,si gu.i Mirn Frances
Rr,SArd ~ "IArhuchA" war -xcrpituu.
ally fine aud her rrrtum~ ptr,ctly all
rght She demonstrated her Aml
Nv NJ graceful, Easy dancer
Mir- ollie HnWl-y ~ the "Hi,h.
lNni lluI." And Mirr AunA wills ~ IT,
"Fu~mAn'r dnuc-" received g-nrrunn
apI,lAuz- The skirt dance 10y Miss
ufsr" Hawks proved all interesting Tea
tur" Miss Windh-ghm Mas very gssi
~ her JapAn--- ian dance. The M-tcnn
car'in"''r dance ny Mi-H r. lus Mills anil
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
Thr Nrr-ad ttuatra,rd

Waterfowl. y Aprl T. \ short
Iu," A." ,lirput- at tn.uru"ut rrrrhy.
terrain church r"rult"d ~ ih" usri-hluu"rr
" n. Cleveland. hruih"r II Precedent
tirN N"lAni ApI"Hi t"S - ln~r"ur" Pres.
,yt"ry hAr been r-'iIri IS The approval
IT Rev Nj Cleveland r r.wrr" aud llr
"lrrrluu Hr r,pr"-"u'Atb,"' 10 t." general
,sr"mlly "i tnr Presbyterian churcn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
IrrntN nI I,rnrr rIunrh

Wnrmns,"u April j. \ Telegram nas
l'''u received al the JarNu"-'. lrrpr uu tr
'h" eject thi ia" treaty "f IrS,r l,'N,.n
iHrHu Aud thlua Nsr rIgu,r .u fp. I5'I.
net ca "a" sam" iry 'i" Iu.u,r, .lrr.
Ir'"nilAry Eud suHr lett Su.u,r...| 80.
'n uA. kHIu,Ailuu- ul ia. 'rr,'t ,Ir %.
u" -irhSugrd NJ Ihr. tuu S'um ,nr,.
lay ftuiu iAtr It rlruau,rr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20

lsrt night. ., No'rh- X. At ihr - j hue
lmr'urAl rhurrh, hy Rev " l. t,Ith"r-.
~anu"l T. snr N"W rru-r. = the ,liy. Aud
'lIrr Muihr LINES M,l'r, II Darlington.
Iowa, Wrrr united ~ the hnly nuri II
Nr,il,-k M-r tara" t. Baiurn Nu4
hrIdrrmnid, aui VI II ~alNu .,rnrnrunr
lr T. kurt"i gave AN,y rn" uIrpy
trade
Nj Newcomer IL one Il AIlr.,,rrl., ~ =
IrIulAr young ht-iurrS r'niI.u.'. and
i 'irr"n rug ~ all ih' lu,t, rIrrliy
Aui hNppiu"-- nlhl',rI ir mSrkluI
Mice Miller 10 rIItrf Il Mis- j l. ne
t"r, And NrrINrd i''w dayp ~" lIum l,ur
uugt"n, lpNa, l"tuc mrt ~ the ,lrIpt 'y
h-r Hl1trI Sri Mr Nr~c"iu"f. She Nt-i
1T Alhuup'ili" r"iur tame agu, Auu IS
h"r Idrassu', agreeable dlrI.rliIru urair
mauy warm frIrndr
rh"y VII l." nt h"mr. y" a! E,r,
'ual HN"uu", -, the llIfLlands, Nlr'r May
/, Nh' % iu'y sch g., -', ,It iiI.ul-
IUk tuIAEN vISh'r ST. ami NIr Nv
'uIn"I hspIy uArIl"i ll-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
,enEr-wa,,oani association.

Tia" New M~hln" congregational Aaa.i.
'lHt"u continued iiH r-ruIuus yrAt-riAy y
sil"ru' 81 al the Congregational church
fui Knmr-y dircurr-d "EvAng-llLatIun
aud >i-t"h"-i." while Mrp NJ J Borden
-r"k" upon "IrinJ~raurr work ia New
MrXic" "rh- Chrirtinu'r Power and
PlSr" ~ the Wurli," 10y MiHr Ida l..
Frost war g'sSi paper, whale the d"c
,rln"r nr"dIng great, Il emphasis iu the
I'r" * "i I" day" hy Rev sumpkin
"H clearly defined
In the rv"uiu9 the -h-rrlrrr 10y the pu.
pils ttum the Bar-lAE And Atrircu schools
~"r" much appreciated Rev Bsgl-y.
"t hrnvrr. followed with Hn able sermon
Thu morning the r-JuriH frlm churches
and r'h"ul-. and ia" ruI-rini-nd-nt'r ~
port Was rrsd AuI rhu~-i great incr-n--H
"v"r lari year. And everything ~ b-tt-r
condition ifum all ,ulntu II view
The following officers were chosen yes
trriny Rev. Il u Arhnuu. IL Alhu.
pu"rIu", m,-i-ratnr; Rev q r. Hlrl-w.
IT san Rafael. assistant m,.i-ratnri Mrr
l. t"llIngr, IL AlhuIurrIu-. H-cr-
iary
The r-rriun1 are hriug Att-ud,4i 10y =
larr" crowd, aud much interest manifest
ri ~ ia" proceedings.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20

advanced yesterday g. Mgrkalu S.uis
reported that th" Briurb tr,r Wsr ur.
ir-'rl ly h"U Ohutkus- S.si..ii'p
h.hlHui"rs ud ruuJ,ph infantry at
tAck~l the iIil'piu,u. w." urtu'r.p LAi.
"ri"r k""luhg up ruuiiuuuus rt- u'
rh"lIr TT" enemy lr slowly r,.,t,atug
ca 'hr brlt'rh rId" hNr srldi'r- N~i,
wounded
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
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hlnsrt"~n. JamAirH, A,rl = Il r
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li,-i"n. fr Pat Aui,ul", WA- u,''I uIuu
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b"E a. stA Ha ps

C,rc,ura'n NWll i. Il hNr Ju-i lr.rr.
ua'ir putt. luS' ''surg- Morris, unr II
the c"nu,'l''. '"'- m ~" cent Is,~ sgr
stamps. NA- arr"rt"'I IN the C,n.,nnAIl
l"-L'iticr Iu"'.lsy "u d~c"y letter II,
had sSn, t. lhr 'hnag" Tribune irn,n
Cincinnati al Siv-r,is-u-nt Offering IA
sell ti26 worth of STAMPS Tor SIOu, and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20

rAr,s, Aprll l. A Iu.l wirh rSorIr
wSr fought yrr'"riay i"t~"-n t~o veil.
ku"wn ~ntrrr, JuIr- iiur,t and Iain-llr
h"uder, Ari-lu. irutu the i,"t that the fh.
rn-r connected the latter n,m- ~th ilst
II O-rrsr Wilde M"uirr Va rhghtly
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
R,Eid ss-p-rIioa.

hAuSAr tr'y. Arril u Albeit bran.
,grnt ~ ia" government here, yesterday
"rirr'-i MI lurI"ri"r I" immediately ~ y"
Eagle PAS. TrN.s, And "a rsidIy inspect
~ NrArau ,Attl" uuN ruInins into the
ui,,d SiAi-r Al that I-unt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
UrH ns aisr scene

Chicago, April u Thrr" WSH drA
matte sc.n- IN Judge Stems court l., day
~h-n hrs pArntn, AN Italian. kn-lt IN
the court r'nm aud thaukrd Iii that her
hus' And's slayer, Shv-,l" lArlh, had
been cund-mned Ia death III" evidence
shnw1d that the rh,uiing 'ccdrIr,l h-.
cause PArrn,o hal thrnwn BSr-lli "ui ui
his hous- after the latter r,ru,k Mrr Ia
TsnLD with HE list,