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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-08-23
Monday.

Chicago has no money to pay its bills
and is refused loans by local banks.
Calls will be made on Boston and New
York.-Horrible tragedy in Worcester,
Mass. Samuel S. Prescott while insane
tries to kill his wife with knife and then
cuts and shoots himself. He is dead his
wife will probably tecover.-Clifford A.
Woods, mail clerk in South End, Boston,
arrested tor stealing letters from the
mail.-The Gumry hotel, Denver, Col,
wrecked by explosion. OF rs people in
building only 15 accounted for, Runs
took fire, and those who were not killed
outright were cremated.-Boy executed
at Pachuca, Mexico, for obstructing a
train. The father OF the boy kills him
self from grict.-Montreal express from
New York derailed by land slide at
Nehasne at 4,30 a. m. No one hurt Sc
riously -H. II. Holmes famous cas-
tie" in Chicago destroyed by fire sup
posed to have been the work OF incendi-
aries. Peter Quinlan and wife under
spicion-Settlers in Idaho, Washing
ton and British Columbia in distress
from forest fires
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-08-23

Entries in Live Stock Departments close
Aug, 26, in all other departments Aug %.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-08-23
Wed nesday.

Miss Annie S, Peck of Providence, r. |.
succeeds in climbing to the summit OF the
Matterhorn.-Whole branch of the Sal
walton Army arrested in Madison, Wis,
Tor blockading the streets-Ohio demo-
cratic convention votes down free silver
and nominates Ex-Governor Campbell
Rev. DR., Hall presents portrait OF Oliver
Cromwell to the Old South Association,
Boston,-Three men and two women
nearly perish iii snowstorm on Mount
Washington.-Big centennial celebration
at Litchheld, Me.-Striking garment
workers in Boston return to work alter
gaining some of their demands.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-08-23

Chinese officials refuse to allow British
and American consuls TO be present at
enquiry into massacre at Kucheng, in
consequence OF which serious trouble is
teared,-Great coaching parade at Beth
lehem, n. IL Crowds travelling to Boston
in overloaded trans.-Six men killed and
five injured so that they will die by ter
rifle explosion at Bessemer, Pa Raw
iron Tell on top of furnace stack. the fur
mace exploded, and the explosion terribly
manged the victims. -Large mines in
Michigan will suspend operations, throw
ing thousands out of employment.-Neu
trality laws said to have been violated
by Cubans resident in the States. Span
ish officials think this country negligent
expectations against Cuban expeditions.
General Aliaro's victory over Tarastis
forces complete. marching to Quito.
Present government in Ecuador prac-
tically overthrown.-Firsu official trial
race for selection of yacht to meet Val
kyrie III results in Defender outsailing
VigiIant from the first Vigilant tears
her iore-staysail, and race is off until
Saturday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-08-23
Admission to Grounds, 25 Cts

For further information, Prize Lists, Entry
Forms, ETC., apply to
HON. JOHN MclNrosu. II, r. FRASER,
President Secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06
The silver si,y ams,,.r,

Th" Van smsltsr. In this city. whiel
has h"en closed down for several weeks
Wa" blown IN yesterday, The compan,
nov has IN i,s bins and yard. About 6y,
hundred tons u ora ami concentrates aud
contracts siKnsi fnr deliveries IL ar. 4.
The capacity of the plant. Th-y will tr-Al
about 80 tons II orc I'sr day, .mploy a
hrce ~ Abou, 20 men nigh, and day An,l
push every feature Of tho business 10 il
mll-s, est-n,. During the time the pro-
p-r'y has b-sn shut down several pro.
po"i''"ns have besn under consideration
BY Ar FiAglsr for the disposition Of ,h.
property and on Saturday = lsAs- Tor nu-
year Vas givsn the Van Smelling Com.
paby --s-ntinsl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06
DOUBLE CRIME.
The Herders Supposed to Have Been
Killed BY Garcia and Apodoca.
rHr TArHHR ALL RicAT.

Deputy sheriff Huhb-il r-c.ivel thi.
morning information that P-ir, GAre,s
OF ths city, and f.licitn AIHsiaes, oI
bsreias, ara the muri-r-ra ~ th. tw,
shsep her'i-rs, MsHimn ssndovsl and
r-iro Lobato, Jr. The murierers w.r,
iol"wrh by q posse of nine men the,
rrs's'eh srr-et ami shHting comm-nc.d
resulting In the horses ridden 10y tn.
murtierrrs being shot aud killed from
under them. The men are uov sup.
p'~ed TO he hiding In the Ceboll-ts noun
tsins, The posse came up to the men .,
The sheep ranch 81 Al-jsndro ssndoval,
vh'ie they we're cutting the ears II the
she"p aud r--brHnding ihcm. A Msai.
can WI" was assisting ih- tnur,i-rers In
their work Attempted " escape, but was
captured by the p,ss- This occurr,sl In
Juan TAfoyA canon, on the Rio purrcn,
and about fnfty miles from this cit,
About ofO of the stolen sheep ws- r.cov .
erch by The poe-e, anil arr being held
near Cshaxon Tor the owners II II Also
learnsi that Garcia was with th. hrri.r.
nVe lays before be and ApolacA commit.
tel the double murder.
In T.s CITIZEN Of yesterday II was
s's,'n thst PetrO LobAtn, Sr., the father,
was miss,ng aud friends though, tbat he
hAn met the sams dreadful fate that was
@e'cd out b his son, but the old gentle.
man called at Tvs CiriLns ostc. this
morning aud st tod that th. alarm sbou,
himself vas auscd by his absence At-r
the mufdersrs.
IL 10 learned this afternoon tha. C,arci.
stole a horse last Sunday nigh, from
L-utSrio BArela, rusiding south OF the
eltV- AMI N ta Nhn,..hN L.. -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06

rac., open only IN sr.n.,. Ar, ,,i,. .an.
second pr,sa, 40
$50 y TN Fourth event, hook and
Ia id.r rae. Ri.., u. .ao. -,
pris., t36
6p. m MISCELLANEOUS syent.. ipclud .
ins burr, ,.c.. a., -.
whe-lbsrrow races. etc.
m.-arsnd or.n air eono.r, in IN.
p.,. bv IN. p,,., p..,,,,.,, N 80
National tiusrd.
m.-Tv-nty round yloys c,,,,.., Al,
Mot,ley's oyer. hou.. b,,v..p Kd u.I.
lAgb.r, ~ U-l.u. and lin /. ch..,I =,
kauasA CIV. or . ,,,,.. -, sono
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06
.raaa an, q. or tn. c.,or,a.


The Colorado river drains the Who'll,
territory of Arizona. every stream within
i's nori-rs b-ing tributary Ia 1t. la ia,
Grand Canyon district II has eaten into
the bowels II the earth irom 5000 Ia
5000 feet The declivity II the river bed
through the Grand Canyon. . distance II
2ls mller, ir l.64O ..-t an av-rsy. II
I'5a feet per milo. Through the ksibsb
plateau the width of space betw--n ia.
upper walls varies frum to 10 miles.
The inner gorge is from 1000 b 6,ooO
feet w'd. aud nearly 1000 Zee, deep. Al
Point Sublime the walls sr- 1900 fee,
nigh. II IL the most atuI-ndou1 chASu,
on th- lace ~ the earth. There iu nothing
IKE II Or I" which II may b- compar-.i
There ara miles upon miles II scenery
that cannot In dupl'eAt-d on ,h. glob..
IL 10 her. ths, the spl-ndor and grace ~
nA'ur-'s architecture Ia behsld. RantAs
TIC rocks take the firm Of immense citi.s
with silent streets upon which thsr. is no
f"otfAll. Palaoes. obelisks snd bold bat
Elements by Tho seors. spires and dou..,
III CApitAns and ~, Peters by the thou.
sands. In all that wealth and beauty ~
eo'or'ng, hArmoniously blended in a sly
entirely nsw " the culture of ciy,li..i
races.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06
bmpreyemrn, a, n,a,a

=. l. Tin-p, the IppulAr COchiti busi
n-.s man. ,s in the city n. has jus
e"mple,'Ti and btl'-i up I--sibly the rnos,
eosy, costly and attractive business build.
INK IN ths, progressive camp. TIL, In.
terror is hAul.omrly set N with Albu
pueiqur hnisb. Mr. Timer will uccup,
The new building hlmr-lf lie sI-Akr
we'll II the business now being don. Ia
the csmp AMI Iunks tnrwarl 10 the beck
'nAn mil pr'T ~ Tor greA, result. NJ,
Itncn IL an enthua,ss, tor Bland and
everyday and everything III II.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06
Large tsN Hrcript.

Deputy County Collector Ju-r . p-rrs
informed THA CltrKs thA, he received
Hb"ut l5,U0 ia payment of back tAa..
during the month IT Jun" ln-n- bay.
'nrnis were male IN anticipation II the
p"nHl'y which went into effect yesterday
CONSIDERING the 1ifiugrncy ~ the Ins,
season this ir a large amount of none, t.
u" r"ii into ia" county treasury N one
month aud II IL Is~Sibly the l-,s, ind,eA.
Ton that can h- given that the tunes are
l""r"ning ny aud that business has re-.
run-i rorn- uf ltz usual activity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06

charming young lsdies other young
sc"'chmen have grown green With envy
Therefore, alter mature plotting aud d.
liberation. It has been decided tha, Angus
Mc'''IvrAy. John McTAvish aud young
Mcintosh. II Trinidad. v,il leave to.mor.
ro" tor b"un'- Scotland. each 10 capture
. Scotch ls-ss Jane" They c.l-br.ie
the Fourth Of July by taking ,h. mus,
importsn, step Ia life.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06

'rA'" ~ scale. think hs quite impor.
'Ah' That til" orcharls about Albuquerque
should h- baked over Tor pests and &C.
r~c'AIiy "cslr-And " possible I will ar
rang" /" return here some,ime during the
summer la order To better call sttsntiou
I" the Importance of the subject. should
o" glsi H. give lecture to orchar,iists In
'h" event ~ my returning here. ., the
HA'n" tim" exhibiting specimens Of some
~ the most 10 Ice drrA led r.sts.
Yours very truly.
I u. A. cocEERsLL,
Entom"l"gist II the New Mexico Agri-
cultural Experiment station Temporary
address, santa Fe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06
GETTING a NAVY CHEAPLy.
's-h ahd Certain Wuno,,oiir- offered by
Portugal tn shipbuII,Isru

'' all Nirnu.'. PROPOSALS made lately
\" Va" hmtidcr- - ship, the strangcst IL
that u Furtugt. which desires To hAy.
u ru"d"ru nav hu, desires to y,, /, ON
| "" lowest pu,. IhIr terms sAys In, NJ
! I''ulN "I"l"'b' b''uu'rni The govern.
w'"i Intends 20 ISL, ~nphulllcrS how
! many vessels ~ q stated typ, they will
! supply annual. f,r twenty year, ar
.'N" ''r an annual payment ~ about
i've hundred aud hrS i've thousand
dollars plus certain advantages In the
way - uunupnII,, Nm,rican, Hrit.
ish French And twrman builder, of
the iirsi class arr tu hc asked To- bid.
anu 'h" surccsN'ul t"udrrrr will bc
'ha' iirw giving the mos, IN the least
'lir' hud t"r 'h" shortest prriud of
monopoly llr~' u ward d, Ia H. built
at | .h'u and 'hr government shin.
huild'mG plant r'u,"d The new nrm
VII f"' tho machinery aud alAo IA,
SIAN ahd "p'rt'.t,, Nothing Ia sniJ
about foreign '.Ihmru. but, since the
R"''inm"n' h.."N t. educate the pcp-
pie 10 NIH'u0.nnF, II expects na,iy.
,hh'r :" lee employed Machinery. ina.
''" nud fuel Wtll hr admitted tn the
'"'Hh.'Nhlu'ut IRE" ~ dG'V
Ia" ness plan, viii have a mononolv
~ repairing work. mot only in portuvni
h"' as" IA her cuIuutrS. Azores, tapo
d' N'ri" hud Angola, nu other new
'N' ''h'lNhu"niS being permitted, al.
though existing small works will con.
''uH" Ia" new vr>sris which IL Ia
h"I'd :" r"t f"r IA" annual payment OF
NV" hundred aud hny.tivr thousand
dollars ARE all ~ rather unusual cam.
S'ru'tiuh Tho cruisers are la b,, ~
wood hnd copper Sh"athrd. II fnrty.two
hundred tons displacement. tw,nt.. j..
'hf"" knots speed with "a prot,ctiy.
deck ana N'"auIug radius ~ ten thou.
ehhi miles a. ten knots Tn, now
famous japan"S" cruiser rnshino il re-.
Pird'I ~ pattern ~ the desired tyne.
Ih"u 'h"r" AZ, ~ n" ten torpedo hnnt
d' ''r"lrrs - the tsp" ~ IN" >u,.rdy
lIh''"k, which ARE To- be- nhlr ,n max,
'"'ntN eight knots aud steam four
miles at ten knots: ten first.
class tprp"do huntS ~ seventy tons and
~ ia" gr"a' IL p",Sihlr: several
colonial ruui" ats ,t two hundred and
'irh'N nInr iui, aud river puubnats ~
forty tons This seems pretty pn,I
navy i"r about eleven million two hum.
ir"d thousand dollars, but perhnps
som" ~ 'lu" companies will find that
.l. twenty year ~" nt wrll.locnt,d
VI. .p'atd with msicrn tools IN an in.
in''iu'n' worth considering.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06
lMPOVEklSHED INDIANS.
Uncle Sam Will care for Destitute In
dams,

Uncle sam Will Lare for Destitute H..
| dams.
" viii 10" remembered that c.,rhr,
spinal meuingltls .r-At,.d great rA,ny.-
among the C,~h,u Pueblo Indian. .nm.
tim" Ak" and that many tell victim. To- the
se"nrg". They "IIr--d any physicsl AID
except that Prrrcfih'ri ~ their own m.,ii.
cine men mrdInNl Student fnrc.,I IN
them As nnr~- ale" sureuml.-i ,o the dis
ease. Oi late the dir-A-- spr,,Ai tn snpto
lhmihg" WHERE 1t A,-,. counts man, ,,,.
iimr' Fortunately 1t ~ uuw aha,,ny
ines" Indians have rr-t-ted all Medical
Ah and would n""u-r lie than TAX.
h"e- not prrTAr~d by their medicine men
The ct"l- lArt year ~ both ru-bIn.
va" Aih"ri total failure un account II
Tue rtri"k-n condition II many uf IA.
""fkerr, henc" there IN ma h d-ntl,uti,u
Am"ng them how ~ late the ~, .rum.u,
IA" 'r-ird h-si g. the wd"Wr and or.
rhnn-. and Capt BGlhr, ia. Purblo In
diAu sR-n, hAs just male All iuy--ti,nt,nn
of ia" condition 1t the two tr,l,-- and viii
"rier pr"vIrIuur Tor ali ~ ,Iirlrrnp. They
are silent, patient ruilrrrrr, and Cant
huIli" H t" be commended "u thur rrornlt
measure II r~ll-f
TnE CIrlLKs nlro learns frum . gentle.
mAn direct fr"m there thS, n youns buck
VII" wac Accidrntly shot ~ the neck dur.
INK ia" J"llbrAtiru Iucrirni g. the y,.,, If
TIA" archbishop recently - -,.l ~ rrr.
cAriouu enniitlnu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06

The national executive committee Of
the fourth National Irrigation c"ngrsas
has issued call 10 NEE, In Aibuquerque,
N. NJ. for the four days bsginning Sep
tsmbsr is neIt. A large attendance Ia
expected, and. owing 70 the inersassd In.
tsrsst taken sAsh year In the question Of
irrisatiou. II is probable that Il will prove
tho mos, Important soagrsss of any ys,
held. Vr-d. L. Allss. of this city. 10 sse-
rotary of the national executive com.
mitsss. Los Angeles Zines.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06

since then, peace snd harmony have prr
vsils'i la the juriHdic,inu and 10. ,ruwtl
"i The grand l"igr, while /, has no, beet
rHpm hes been steady and sur-, and ia.
Graf, 's ~ very PROSPEROUS condition.
! lyon the register to lay there A.,
c"nnte'l twenty l'.ig-r, lrAt.si a. follows
santa fr, Lac Vegas, Albuquerque, Wat.
r"ns, Rston, sucorru. san MArc,sl, Las
Cruoe%. Drmlug, silver CITY, Chloride,
''eorgrt"wn. kddy, Roswell, white Osk.,
'hama, Farmington, C-rrlllus, Gallup
And clayton. The nem mb-rShip nf thee.
sssr-gs,rr over 1000 "a, this writing.
" the grand officers iu ls77, oil To,
Judge \, Is, Nrwcomh. II Las Crur-..
AMI Hon, Will Srl-g-ll -rg. nov IT New
'"rk' have J"in-'i the silent majority.
For the prrs-nt year the following Ar,
the grand ofiicrrr: J Kelley, II silver
CIiy, grand master; DR. J. n. Wrptb, of
Albuquerque, deputy grEud master; ti.o
Wyllyr, II C-rrlll"r, grand s-u,nt
wsr'ieni Chester H. Strvria, Of Kn,ou.
grand junior warden y II. Kent, ui
Alhnlu"rln-, grand treasurer, And A. A
hrrn' m Albuquerque, grand --cr-,Ar,
The past grand master II the grand
l"igr are the following well. known citi.
Irus ~ New Mriicn :. Is N.vc,nI,.
Henry l.. wslio. John Is womteu. W
Is. 'hldrp, C"rn-llur B"nn-ti, Ma,
FIRST. G. y blackwell, " = Hsrrnun.
A N. Mor-h-Ad, +. n. krnt. Richard
English. J II Kuhn and G. Il. Spar.
l-d-r
The hr", Chapter II Royal Arch MAanns
wSs orgAnI,"i III Santa f., January yIst,
1880. under warrant from the General
GRAND R"ySl Arch Chapter ~ tho Un,,.d
State" There are to-day working chat
t"rr "i RyAl Arch MAs"us In Santa f.,
Albuquerque, Las Vegas. peming. SILVER
city. Ration aud R-wrll.
The hrs, c"mmAud.ry - knigh,u TEN
I'sF ws- "rgAniLri ia santa Re S-p,.m
l"r iltlI, 1850, under wArrAn, ~ the G-n
prAl FrSnd kncampmrn, 1T the United
states. There are i"-day working com.
nAnd"rl-H nt santa E-. Las Vegas, Alhu.
lurrIu-. D"m,ng, Ration, and within the
coming month = commsnd-ry will be-
'p"nri tor the dispatch ~ bunin-p at Rn-.
we'll
The hrri council "i Royal and Select
Aa-t"rr was organized In D-ming, and
here are to-day councils at work m
'-ining. in Santa P., In Lsa Vegas, and
council i- now be'ng organized IN Al.
'uquerlu- and will son he IN working
rider
Theses bodies belong Ia what IL called
he York rite ~ FIRE. Masonry and som-. ]
ines the American rite. OF th. sco,tiph
it- of Fr-" Masonry, there is . lsig- Of
-rf-c,i"n. II tn. fourteenth degree, santa
e, which was instituted IN 1883, =
nj there are ah"ut fnr,y thirty second
-gr-- MA~onH of ,h., rite in New Mexico.
temple ~ the Anci.nt And Arabic order '
Mobiles " the Mystic shrine Ia Al work
Albuquerque, and counts s"rue sil,y V
rmhrrr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06
Ode Fellows.

Past Chief Patriarch N. K Stevens, In
visiting the tsrritoriAl lodges installed the
following offic-rs Of Albuquerque Eu.
ampm-ut No. 4, last evening;
Chief PstriArch-E ". Davis.
Senior wAr,isn--S vAnn.
Junior wArdsn-B y. Davis.
Scrib--J, J. vaaw.
Trearur~r--a. A. Kaaman,
First watch--F. u. Pratt.
Second Watch X Cn+,
Third Watch. \. H"rinn.
Fourth Watch. q Hutchinson.
lnsri- s-ntin-l-JohA Cunl-y.
Outside S-n,in-l-C. N. Tyler.
tondnr'"r-Calvin whiting.
High Pri-st-H. X. Rng-rs.
Guards of T-n,--FrAnk Newton, A. II.
Junrp.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06

Among the guests At GormAn's Windsor
hotel Are William Foster. sop of the ex-
mayor of Minneapolis. and his bride. the
D-minK little beauty remsmbersd a. Miss
Emms Buck. Mr.. Foster 70 . railroad
man and has accsptsd . position 10 the
yards here. In the proprietor Of the
Windsor he has met an old O, r. G. friend.
who is doing all he can 70 make II pleas
ant for the happy young couple. The
bride 10 popular and charming young
lady. who 10 highly esteemed by large
circle Of friends.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06

Governor w-rts, Of New Jersey. has
issue.i formal commission appointing
Ferdinand Levi to represent that state 81
the International Irrigation Congress, to
be held IN Aibu9usrqus In Beptsmbsr
Mr. Levi V the bright young business
man who has been sojourning hers for
sotns time with his kinsman, fsrdinAnd
Lowsnthal, the senior member Of Lowen-
thai Meyers. There will be delegates
from oecsn " ocean at the conyeniion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06

The theft Of . aoek Of shssp In the ssn
dia mountains from RliAs Garcia come.
ine ago and the assault with arms on
the herdsrs, the subssqusnt attsmp mpteai
assaasiuAtion OF sAh Garcia one nigh,
whils asleep, the AasAult made on Jos-
L. Porea when sheriff. and tbs pr-s.n,
assassination Of the two shssp hsriers
between CAbesOn and NAcimi.pto ar-
linked together and Attribut~i TO the
sAme soaroa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06
CITY COUNCIL.

Short, Quiet Session OF the City Fathers
Last Evening.
Prcsen,-AAyor Baidrnig.; Aldermen
Albright, Cummings. Long. Simpler,
Stevens, Otero, and Clerk DIXON.
Absent-Aldsrmsn Brockmeier and
Grunafeln.
The minutes of the last regular meet
ing. held June II, were read and spprov.
The following claims and accounts
against the city, on presentation by the
clerk, were referred 10 their proper com.
sntttsoa,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06

| h$iitnrs 'tiI.n.
Az your Hugg-siiun | offer ia. follow my
remarks on the insects ub~.ry,Si hy m, a,
San Msrcial. s"corru and AIhulu.ruu. I
spent Friday al san MarriAI and wa.
kindly driven tn ia" various orchards hy
l'r. CrulckShHuk. The corn wa. found
iuJur~i hy the corn worm. and the cat.
bAx-~ 10y the cabbage worm. ~ IN other
parts of the territory but the frui, trees,
y" far ~ observed. were entirely free
from any r"rl"us pests There did not
H-"'h l" br even worms IN the apples,
aud no trace nf scale was found. Wbil.
Ssp MArcIAl IN not al present a f,urt
shipping place, aud the rather IH,ur cultI.
VH'I"h b-t"k"nr somewhat lauluig IN.
t"r"r, IN the subject ul fruit ralr,uy, II
can hardly b- donbi.d that th, next
ten years Will r"- changes. There II a
c"nsIi.rab- amount of lAni which IL
available tor cultivation and under fsy.
orAhl- conditions mieht surely be taken
up for fruit raising. wh-n this ~ don.
San MArcIAl p~upl- viii he nhl. Ia com.
pr,e very AivAntag-ourly with other
places II they have still kept ou, their
insect r.str. but now IL the ,lrn. for
them Ia take precautions. Tor It ,r hardly
"~~ibl- ths, they will ioug remain IN.
mur" without exercising great vIgllnnc-.
The n-zt day ! was at socorro. The, |
have there the c"ilng moth. hut ! wAr
informed IN not -ic"Hrivrly abundant.
In the town found n small mite (Iir,n |
liA) on Is'ar tr--s, but not IN rnfhci-ntI, |
great numbers Ia do r-riuun DAMAGE.
bn' the ban J'-- scale wAr dl~covercd ori |
u few peach trees and cherry ir-e-tLe |
latter now deA.l--in two Adjac.n, vAr.
i-ns Ia ia. town. The u~n-r ~ the
peach trees told me. ilr-ctly | asked,
ths, they hal r~ceiv~i trees FROM Cali
forniA, wL.r- the scale -ilrn in numbers.
Il WAS not IN great quantity
Anh do-s not Appear to have spread be.
yond th. two plAc-- where II war found,
which ar. somewhat isols ,.si from other
nrehAris or gardens The I,eAch tree.
Ab"cs-i we're not At all valuable, and th.
owners will destroy them J. In fac, un.
had been cut down b-k.r- | left the
pr-miHe-. II 10 very fortunate that
h1 scale Ia thus nipr-d Ia th.
bud. ss II IL extremely injurious ~ fruit
're-s when allowed to increase, and
night have very seriously troubled the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06

Al the instance Of ", II. Cobb. the pho
tographer. X. Banks Aad Salisbury, vsrs
brought back from Las Yegas by shsrin
Hunt last night and will stand trial tbis
afternoon frr Altering the figures of con
tract W secure patronage.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06

Fin iiartw"ll ~ her lAat syndicate ar.
ticl- says 81 don't recommend any spec-
iAl brand II lea for An-rno"u four o'clocks.
do, however. know all about the best
tea Ia take al night Parks Tea will
certainly clear your complexion and pur-
ny your hl"'si You will b- surprisei at
the Improvement u you take = cup of
Parks Tea each night" Sold by Dr.
Th'~ II. burgess & Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-06

This morning's train took with Il east
General Superintendent A. q. Wells in
his special car, accompanied by Richard
kngiish, master mechAnse Of the A. a p.
railroad, and Dan y. Murphy, . business
man from The Needles, Cal. Mr.. Wells
will likely go as far As Chicago. and Mr..
knglish will recrests In the east Aad In
Canada, o cessation from labor be richly
deserves.