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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

o. partially 20. IN Me ~scses ascd were
partly az wholly built o. sdsss stand.
Ing up,njured IN the business portion Of
the town W day, are the following brick
and stone blocks aud buildings, with
their o,e, or es,i,nAsed value; The Silver
City National bank SIS. ooo, Mac schutl's
block, ta5.ooOi n. Rosenbers's block,
ts0.O0Oi l.. &. Parkrr's bloct. $4,000,
Smiths block. t2o.,DO, Ms'nn Msber's
block, ti6,OOOi Etchang. block, tiO. 10Y,
Southern hotel. t,O.oVoi =, wsgner's
blUk, t5,DOi Centennial block, 5000 !
Nevcomb's hall sWi sentinel Office.
t6,OOOI Mrs. sheISri's building, 5000 !
kntsrprisr building, $500, Mr.. War.
ren's "fher aud residence, ts,OoOj ~ l.
Picke,rs building. ts.ooo, Thomas Foe.
ter's building, ts.oOoj X. swans build.
Ing. $3,ooOi b. Uhls's Z 600. aud the
Thinner house, which has hsur~d ~
largely In the sensational dispatches ~.
gsriing the dooi az having been wreck.
ed three Story brick, which cos, t72,.
OOO--stands .. hrm a. II ever did upon
It's foundations. The old Exchsns. ho,sl,
In the rear Of II, being damaged. and on-
corner u u fallen down. The hooi wa.
ters entered th. Titnmsr house, ss we'll
a. others II the above buildings, and did
some damage. hut 10 ssy that they or the
town was "wrscksd'' WAS entirely errun.
eous,
The injured buildings ale fremont
house, great loss, will b- relslr-l
Br @dwAy hotel, the work II rebuilding
slr.saiy commenced, the Kidd and ben.
nett buildings, badly damaged. but will
he repaired Morrill, hall. . total wreck
the old Benton house. fallen down the
Lssinsky block. mainly adobe, entirely
wrecked. and falling down skelly's pos,
Office block. grestiy dsmsgvd, but the
postofiice room partially repaired snd &c.
,upied n. X Whites sdobe store r,oD,s.
one wall being taken down and will b.
rebuilt " brick The above dc-s not IN
clude all the business houses standing
nor all ,hose dHnagcd. but th. most
prominent aud well known OF both
A. . meeting Of the business men and
citizens hold on Friday afternoon, July
-, u devils. means for removal u the tie.
br,s from the food and restore tn. sani.
,sry condition Of the city Ia prevent cpl
dsmic VI disease, II Was determined thu,
no appeal would be made for aid, and IL
Hf,een minutes over $1,000 was sub.
scribsd for that purpose. among the sub
scribsrs being one Of the heaviest los-r,
b, the sood-Gillstt Il Son, $500
committee was appointed to sclici, fur
Their subscriptions, and an ample amount
was raised.
Silver City 10 ell right, ID p. CASa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

Washington. July ~. A great deal Of
inisres, SCENE IN lie taken by the ci,i
lsns 81 New Mexico In th" dispnssl oi
the abandonot FHt Marcy military rec
srvat"n AZ Santa W. hssos Of ls,tsrp
on the subject have ~. ontiy been re-.
csivsd ., tbs Interior department, The
var department has been requested n
furnish tbs intsTirr department. with all
the information II may have on the sub
jsct wbsn th's IA r-e-ivet the matter
will he taken w aud disposed VI g.
quickly 80 possibls,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

Lawrence, kss, July @.-Nrws was
brought " La~ren.s this morning that
the ls.yrAr-old daughter If steve s'ur-
d.van, Of Baldwin, had bsen assaulted
by an unk pown man and outraged. sn.
was In . hammock reading about :
O'Clock lA., night and WAS found an hour
later unconscious In . hollow near the
hnnae.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

oskAlooso. Ia, July @.-Nuts Jones,
colored Kirkmsn whi,- aud two others
cent into saloon last nigh, and started
row with Barksepsr Echlin. Jones was
killed aud kirkmAn woundsd. Echlin
sho, himself through the right foot.
Hchliu gave himself up.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
ser over p'iry Seapu.

Ar OLD And wELL.TsikD RszHDI.
Mrs. winslow's soo,hipg Syrup has
bsen ussd for over ffty years by millions
of mothers for their children while teeth.
ing, with perfect succcss. II s"oshse the
child. softens the gums. ailays all pain
cures wind Ollie. and 10 tho has, remedy
Tor diarrh1A. Ii pleasant 70 the tssts. soLi
by druggists In every part 81 the world
Twenty I've csuts . bottle. lie value 10
ipcal~ulable. be SURE and ask fUr Mrs.
wmslow's Soothing SWAP, and take no
othar kind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
eri-enrr. Hardened

Havana. July ~ -- Bet ~ leaving Man.
IAuillo for C,ebfu-gOee. Captain uenerAl
MArtn,k de CAmIoe paid, nrd all T. 'liti
cal aud war prisoners Pnrourfu tLus re-
leAs-i include many under sentence to he
sbo, according Ia military law, aud "tl-rs
enudrinn~i to imprisonment ~ African
colony
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

Mitchell station. Ala july ~ sun
day SERVERS we're being conducted IN y
negro church usAl here, wb-u "a Iir' al
pho, Vas bre'', snd the preacher. Rev.
Eli Williams, fell dead IL he pulp,
The ball entered bic heart III. Ass.s
piu's identity II not Known,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

d. b. Robinson. arst vice president and
x.ussal manager of the A,ehisou, Topeka
q santa 70 railrnad, and hIs eomp~,snt
private clerk. his son. Jas. ID. Robinson !
James Dun. ehssf engineer, ami John
Player. general master w~chAn'e, arrived
trom the north In special car No Els, at
t.ehsd W sou,h.bound passenger train
Ma. I. THE norning
J.R Hurley. division supsrin,ssdsn',
also arrived IN his special car.
The wsll.known rsiiroadsr~ are going
over the m I'm line inspecting the damages
done by The recent hssvy rains.
They rnmsiaed In the city until noon
to-day, when .hsy lstt for the south ON q
special train. They will 20 over the sh'
yss City branch sai visit a. far south AZ
x, Psso, altar whseh they will rs:arn to
lhis city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
FHeagas wseek

which len hers yesterday morning 81 ;bb
o'clock for the north. wAs di,ehed Two
milss cas-, Of Alameda and about eleven
miles from the city, q, $50. Ae-quiA
Madre, which runs close " the track 10
that vicinity, oyefaowsd Ito banks, and
the water had washed The dirs from under
the rails for over . hundred yards. The
engine aud four cars asw the track. but
,h. nax, nve ears, loaded with merchaa.
d,se and Cahforn,. fruits, were thi own
from ,L. track and completely ditchsd.
TIL. No.4 passenger train, from the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
Lseeral maiiPsAa.


The Atlantic a Pacific railroad has
issusd the following circular regarding
exhibits and racing stock fur the New
Mexico Trrritorial p~iri
ALspsUanaun, N. NJ. July 2S, 1885.
To Agents; We will forward AMI return
sxhiblta, sIospt racing siock. for the CON
ing fair Ia bs beld At Albuquerque S-p.
lslsher II 10 ~ inclusive, FREQ, upon the
faliO~iug oonditionsi
Charges 10 he collected upon arrival of
the shiPmsnts 81 Albuquerque Upon
their return, u accompanied by . esrtih.
cate from tbs sscr,,ary ~ the fair assoclA.
con 10 the eject they have been on eIhi.
bitiou and have not ehAngcd ownership.
agent ., Albuquerque will bill free IN the
stAcoa from which they were originally
shipp-d. and upon presentation ~ The 81.
penss bill covering transportation " Al.
huQusrqu. aecompsn i-d by certificate,
will ,sfunG ths charges collectSd on aans
Racing Stock Ho~ss sh'pJ-d for the
parposs Of eom prtinE In the races will liz
transported " Albuquerque Al regular
tariff rates aud r~turn~sl fr-s u accom-.
panis.h by certificate u the .-crrtAry ~
the fair association ~ the sffec, that they
have taken part In the races, and have.
In the meantime, not changed 0w nershiy,
u D, Vas sIycI.
General Agent. Aibuqasrlus.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

ciambwcd into n. Nine p-rrops were
drowned. The skipper ~ Vi. Zenith then
re- brr s.bor- and the r~ms ipdcr ~ the
passengers and crew we're rescued by the
coast guard
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
sa.akis..s Ar.ssa sAIve.

The best salvs In the World Tor cute,
800 s.,ssr. chappsd h.sds, ehublains,
900. snd al AHA sruptions. and posi-.
s,"si~ sar.s pilss, or no pay squirsd. II
~ -. -ns,sA 10 give perfect satisfaction
ss,.sx rsfapdsd. Prscs 10 cents per
- Tor ssIs BY Dr.. The. Z. Burgess q
a.. dSxSgisss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
SILVER CITY DESCRIBED.
Purely American and Solidiy Built with
Stone Structures.

stunS OuuttutSs-
FiE Mac. the Denver correspondent.
who vas In silver City about two years
ago, spropos " the recent huods ,hsre,
gives the Denver News the following de-
scription u Silver City;
As recall silver CITY," he sail, It
10 at the terminus Of = rad running from
Demipg up into the Black Range. II 10
about htty miles north west u Dsming. II
10 rich aud substantially built mixing
town. and one of the oldest American
towns In New Mexico. II happens 10 be
90 situated In relation 10 the long water.
sheds Of the region that am not surprised
II should suffar greatly Ia case Of cloud.
burs,. II 10 not situated Ia . canon, but
In rather broad trough In which runs .
stream, the name OF which canno, ~ .
member. II 10 broad stream running
over rocks, oat ordinarily docs not carry
. great deal Of water. The town 10 the
c~ntsr Of the largest mining Interests In
New Mexico. II In near old Fort baysrd.
aud think u was located on hat stream
at the time of the discovery u ths Plnos
Altos gold field, but has since become the
center OF large river interests.
1T 10 Q very substA ntis lily built town
II from 1900 70 $500 inhsbitants II has
soms good hotels aud many excellent
mercantile buildings Of brick. II really
rsnks amer Albuquerque and Las Vegas,
l think. as the third town u Importance
10 tho territory. doubt seriously " 9
cloudburst would destroy any oonsidsra'
bls part Of the town. Thers are. Of courss
. great many adobe houses which ART
easily destroyed, the foundation going out
a. mod. No doubt great torrent would
tumble those down In q few minut-e, aud
unight occasion grsAt foss of life. But .
large part OF the town ID built Of kiln
dried brick ON stone foundation and ale,
many buildings are entirely Of stone. i
any cf then hGvs 81 washed away n,
volume Of The cloudburss must have becr
appalling. The best may BE- lopcd for
- the descent OF the stream through tbs
town u rapid and 10 . broad trough
which w0ofd carry the water Cd yer,
quickly. I doubt u The town has suheref
IN It's more impottaut busltiings, but -
remember Il, th<fs werd kloag the stresn
good many email sdobs residences. aes
rapid dAvNhsstioo amnnG thess would b
worked BY . tosrsat. Thsrs h no toe,
in the territory which has % large pro
portion Of god, substAnsial buildings
The 'inhabi are mostly Amsricans.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

4ussns,e<u. July g.-Ths luggsr zs
nth. 9th . Grew II siI msn and iwru,y
one I.ssssagsrs on . pleasure trip, eaugh,
hrs and . panse follow. and the boa,
lowered was swa@p."' !-S Ssrowd Who
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

VIM. O'Msllsy. . railroad man in from
the Atlantic 4 PsciSc iins, 70 the center Of
attraction among . host of people to-day.
Until Sunday last be dh not have kick
coming, Add nov he ssnds bis dsztsr limb
skywsris In . dazzling manner. Tus
CIrixss cen say that II 10 phenomenal. He
10 0 fsst, III inches Aad his leg msAsur~s
sal inches. With = foo, ia, on the ground.
long -bodisd and short.legged 80 be 10, he
ssuds the too oi the other foot 70 the high
est ceiling pendant in town.
Tonight aud tom ~row night hs will
he al Johnny Barnstts place on south
second street.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

Bimoa Daun, be IL tailor fame, 10 rrgis.
tsrsd Q, the sAn felipe froc ri PAso.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
Caught aaA kseap~A.

Early yesterday mors'ns Billy cober'
nigh. vstchman 10 the railroad ysrtis,
observed two MexieAps ampering with
the sesi of q merchandise car, and soon
afterwards cav thsm lave the car, each
having q sack Of aour on his shoulder
Billy made Q rush aftrr them, and
marched then back 70 the ear. making
than put the sacks back uhsrs they
found them. He then turned his stssn-
t,ou 70 rssealing the car. wh>n the thieves
made break for liberty. and n ID the
opinsoa Of Bully thaa hey hsv. sot yet
Quit running. He fseis ehASrined over
the fact that be allowed his prisoners "a
escsp1.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

a largo audisnos assembled at the Con
grey Hsi0nal church last evening to enjoy
the specially arranged progrsn prepared
st~ their enisrssinmsnt and pro6t.
The singing by the quarsetts, corposed
Of Mrs Bryan, Miss sisvens, Prof Hodgin
and Mr.. stone, vas listened " attentive
iy. and the snlo by Mrs. Bryan gave much
pleasure 10 those present..
Mr. Bone presided At this organ, and
hic inspiri,ing playing obtained hearty
response from the congregation, who
Joined IN the sioging Of the hymns with
marked enthusiasm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03
Rahherx As sssIIaR.


Cshs Sslvy, the stsicisnt special dstec E
", on the Atlantic q Pacific rAilroad.
came In from the west last night. he re-
por.a . robbery al Gallup Last Saturday
night. while the women folks Of she
housshoIds Of Les sslvy sad Pat Lynch
were shssut, attending an entertainmsnt,
thieves broke into ,hsir residences and
stols . lot Of household scsds, such ..
bedding, clo,hing, ste. Aessrs. bslvy and
Lynch are rAilroAders, and work 81 night
Tha robb@ry was ao doubs comnitted BY
acme one familiar with the two housee
" Ass TAsy rsi.s 81 Us In size Ess'
An old uswspapsr man In .hs east. "
whom one 81 bic relatives has been send
,ux Tun Crrisxs for sous months. wri,s'
the following spprscissivs language chou
our papsr
"Wbsn / began receiving Tsn DAN
Ctrisss, publishsd In your city. felt u
sort os religious duty 10 rad II h~csus
you ssut II. but ioupd. on further IN
yessiEstiou. thers wers ~ pany vAluAbl
polaH brissl,pg Wy that ] came IN ,ims I
Iook ior n With 90 much. u no. more u
,svsss than my usual daily.
IN brings oas iato saeh eloss az
hissdly rvIasioas with the people of Net
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-03

'or'iOha, Antonio .nT ~
Land 40 yards w., ssos'.''' ~ w.
north by Antonio Ma.
south by Polonari0 Cart. =,
by the Rio Puerco. west b,
public domain, house IL = Ts,..
horses. csttle, wagon. furniture;
taxes l.7b, Interest "a. costa LIE.
The herald., 1895-04-02
THEIR POINT OF VIEW

One by one Californians are coming
home to share our promised prosperity.
San Francisco Report.
4 Il 4
"Lost-A black lady's shawl is no
tice to be seen in the postotfce. The
"black LADY, should have told the color
of her shawl.-Ontario Record.
4 4 Il
Happy is the millionaire these days who
knows his own children, or even the
number of them.-San Francisco Post.
& 4 Il
1t is only question of time when at
some point in the San Joaquin valley a
crematory will be built. Los Angeles
profited by the exclusive advantage she
long maintained in having one.-Stock-
ton Mail.
The San Joaquin Railroad is to be built
for business, not for sentiment or show.
Hence it will come through Visalia,
which is in the heart of the business
part of this great valley. y.-Visalia Times.
4 4 h
The late Senator Fair must have been
very will-ful man. He has left numerous
proofs behind him rs evidence OF tile
fact. Oakland Times.
4 4
Millions Of micro bes have just been dis
covered in old bank notes. Still, the
most of us will continue to take the bank
notes when we can get them, microbes
and all. Pomona Progress.
Il 4 4
The Bees good opinion of Phoebe
CouZins has been very much lowered
since she rushed frantically to the front to
declare that she was engaged to the late
James G.. Fair.-Sacramento Bee.
& 4 4
The eyes of the world are upon Tucson,
where all the red headed girls have sim
utaneously taken to wearing white hats.
Arizona Republican.
4 4 4
The price of coal in San Francisco has
been raised 81 q ton. Yet we have free
known bakersfield Californian.
= Z =
At the rate San Diego county orchards
are yielding this season this will soon be-
come one Of the most noted and most
profitable fruit districts in California. -
San Diego Sun.
Perris is no longer backwoods settle.
| ment. town that has the ability anG
| energy to make SO pronounced success
| of q farmers institute is entitled to the
respect at least of the entire state
| Perris New Era.
| The only American who danced will
Queen Victoria is dead. and we expect tt
| hear that a monument will be raised il
! his honor.-San Francisco Post.
The herald., 1895-04-02

whistle was pulled and instantly there
was a fearful explosion. The big iron
smoke stack on the boiler house was
blown high into the air and fell across
the roof OF the shop, and the tall brlck
chimney fell into a thousand pieces
crushing The engine room beneath IL,
Men hurried from all parts of town ana
the work of removing those buried under
the ruins was commenced Immediately.
Piteous cries from the injured under tne
debris urged the rescuers on to raplu
work, and in a short time the bodies OF
four men had been removed and SIX IN
jured had been taken out.
Later investigation shows the list OF IN
jured: Michael Mcclure, internal IN
juries Patrick Riley, both legs bro ken !;
Patrick Keene, bad scalp wound; Johh
Tracey, scalp torn Off Herbert Sanders
badly burned about the head, several ribs
broken. Five were injured instead OF SIX
ami two instead of four boilers in the
boiler house. It is not known how many
men were in the tannery when the expo
sion occurred but when the roll OF EN-.
ployees was called, shortly before II
o'clock seven were missing. The lire de-
partment was called out promptly ana the
work of removing the wreckage ana tax
ing out dead and injured was cried on
under the direction of the fire company,
The boilers were inspected yesterday ano
declared all right. 1t is believed the eX-
ploson was caused by exhaustion OF water
in the boilers.
Later-Patrick Riley died at the hos
pta at 40 pm, making the sixth vic
tim. The seven missing men have beer
located. They were not injured.
The herald., 1895-04-02
VOTES OVER THE MOUNTAINS
Municipal Elections Held in
Several States
TIE WOMEN FIGURE IN OHIO
Several Ladies Elected to Offices OF
Prominence
Republicans Carry the Day in Most Cities,
TIE WOMEN FIGURE IN OHIO
PepubIi.ans Carry the Day in Most Cities
but the Majorties Were as
General Rule Small

CINCINNATI, April lin Hamilton
county Mrs. Captain w. W. Peabody OF
Madisonville was elected to the board OF
education and she had woman in compe-
titon. At Harrison, this county, three
women were defeated; at Carthage one
woman was elected; at Norwood the
women were defeated.
The Commercial Gazette specials report
the women were defeated at Camden, also
that women voted elsewhere in Ohio as
follows: At Van Vert, 80 votes; at
Ripley 80; at Martins Ferry 40 out OF a
total vote of 1900 at Morrow and Mans
field they turned out in the rain.
CLEVELAND, o., April i Returns
from more than half of the city indicate
the election of Robert McKisson, Repub-
lican, for mayor by about 1000 plurality.
The remainder of the Republicans were
successful by larger pluralities. The
woman candidate for the school council
on the Republican ticket runs behind the
three male candidates. The vote was
very light. The result is not materially
different from what it was year ago.
The herald., 1895-04-02
THE BEAR AND LION FIGHT
The King OF Beasts Thrown Twice by
the American Grizzly
Boone Pulls Off the Long Promised Fight ir
Texas, and the Crowd Went Wild
with Excitement

LAREDO, Tex. April 1.-At 4 p. m.
yesterday. in a bull ring, at New Laredo,
Mexico, the African lion, Parnell, fought
a terrible battle with an enormous grizzly
bear of the American type. The attend
ance was large. The animals fought des-
perately two rounds until completely eX-
hausted, but contrary to expectations
neither was killed. 1t was a bloody com j.
bat. The crowd went wild when twice
the American grizzly threw his African
opponent. erstwhile the king OF beasts, so
hard upon the ground that once, had
time been called according to usual rules,
the lion would have been counted out.
Throughout the battle the lion showed
more agility and trelchery, but to the
bear must be given the palm for stubborn
solid strength.
Parnel is owned by Colonel f. Daniel
Boone, lion tanner, and is the beast that
killed his keeper at the Midwinter Far.
The bear is somewhat larger and heavier
than the lion, and was secured dt New
Orleans, whore he killed two keepers.
1t is believed to be the first time on
record that such a combat has taken
place.
Mr.. Zercombe, editor of the Laredo
Times was fortunate enough to secure
four excellent instantaneous photographs
of the battle. The fight took place IN q
large circular steel cage twenty feet III
diameter and fifteen feet in helght. No
more thrilling spectacle was ever witnessed
than a spring made by the lion as he
bounded into the cage with a magnificent
leap of fully fifteen feet and grappled with
his antagonist.
A special dispatch from the Associated
Press manager in San Francicso states
that the story of the fight did not come
from regular correspondent and may be
an April Fool hoax.