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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-09

III" frl"ti ~ w" huAnre CuUi,nittsr un
10" till "f Ssntisgn BncA issa fnllowp
ALHro Y, KRQus. N. IL Feb 4. lsab.
tn" hnanc- committee. Ia whom the I-
,it,"n e SHn,iHgn Bara, lat" ArRerar II
lirrnAlIll" cnuSt,. a,king III" bn.ri ,o
iiAi bIm Irr s"ryicrr alleged H. have i--n
r'ndrrrd, was referred. beg leave Ia ~
port
That. IN the opinion IL your .ummit,e-,
the rAd Santiago Bsca " not EMIT ~ by
Law Ia any c"mIEnrAiiuu frum ih,s b.9r,I
Section ~ uf chapter -, page IA, Lave
III 1871. makes II the duty II the county
clerk Ia plao" the sch"l i-s IN the tax
~" !. ant chapter u, psg-s ~ AMI ~ &c
the Laws ~ 1888, SPECIFIES the coInl-nsA
ton which AHp-ssnrs ~ the various r,sin
ties shall receive, and then provides ON
IHg" - that !, shall b- III. duty IL every
Hr-~rrnr ~ MAX" uut, J~rf-St aud CON.
plri" all AAr-rrinent u ukp, rulIp, I,nir NJ A
abstracts ~ assessment I-,luir,sl by Law
I" l~ made nu, fut any tur,aa- what
ever, free II any additional charge there.
for. anil ne further az other otnI,.usatinn
shall h- paid Ia abyon. Tor max ing out,
prrircting ~ com plotting any tax ar assess
m-nt h-k1, rolls. lis,.. srh.sinl-s, or
other abstracts rs,Inir-'i 10y law to I've
mail. III any county. either for the uns ~
tue bhAri M Cuun comm irslOnerr ~ for
the auditor "f the territory or for the col.
l.rt"r Il such tA'-r
Your committee therefore umlnenis
tina, raid p,tlilnn l- rrt,is.d and said
claim rejected.
Il was moved by Trustee Chamberlain,
src"nd-d 10y Trustee MAnrsri, that the
report II the COMMITTEES liz accepted, the
petition Refused and SAID claim rejected,
Mr. Smith. agent for the St-mIel fire
rIuneu,Shrr, app-ar-i before the boari
with n machine, AMI fully explained the
worihin"eH 81 the -Htinguirh-r. This
matter was r-frrr-l 10 the supply CON.
mites.
Otto Mann who owns n lot al joining ia.
First wHid rrhnol building, apu-agvd be
fore the beard, aud made n proposition to
sell same Ia the h1Hri R.f-rr@d Ca ,hs
finance comm tt--
II was moved 10y Trustee Chamberlin.
seconded by II ur,re Msursryi, tina, the
bill ~ Trustee Mariana ArmiiC for $37 So,
for -xp-nn.s Ia SANTA F- in III. interest IL
our schonls, be allowed. which was car
red.
Adjourned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-09

An increase IN the United States Army
IL advocated by Gen. schoi-ld Rations
for the present Enrr- are cooked with DR.
Prices Cream Baking Powder.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-09
9 WoMArs IlLS."

Mas. W. n. sArEs, Of
DilFVvsA, Ds sbsH Co.,
DAD. writes
"a few ysars ago I
took Doctor PieTee's
Pasort,s Prescription,
which has been . great
btaeht TO me. ! am In
ezesileut health now.
] hope that every wo-
msu, who 10 troai,lcd
With 'woueu's Ills
will try the ffcscTip.
ton and be bsuehtad
~ I have been /"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-09
BUDS, Society

BUDS. Society
buds, young wo-
men just entering
the doors Of soci.
ETY. or W o m q n.
hood, require the
wisest care. To
he beautiful and
c ing they
must have perfect
health, with all II
implies "A clear
skin, rosy cheeks,
bright eyes and
good spirits. AZ
this period the
young woman 10
especially seusi.
tive. and many
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-09
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-09

Halle E-gr able Slclliau Hair Reviewer
ir, uwln-siinnAhly the mrHt prrsrrN alive
1T the hair Il IN also curative II dan.
drum. letter. and all scalp affections.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-09
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TUESDAY AFTERNOONS shssIoS

up"n the oI-ning Of the house session
" u No. ~ WAS, on motion NJ MIR,
Clancy. PLACED on it's passage.
This 10 q hill in,rsiuce,l by Mr.. Lucero
and provides, "'rhAt all private or public
ditebes constructed across public water.
ing places, which may bs injured on &C.
count Of poor construction by the neces-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-09

Lai'"r wh" arr soldering from weak,
ness. u"rv"uHn"sz, poor appetite. ar ".
r"gularltirS, peculiar tu their sex, would
display g"si Judgment 10y trying Oregon
kidney Tea u has the mnri CRAFTY NIX
effect. aud can l." truly appreciated hy
those who usr II, Trial siI" package can
Il" had ~ any drug siur" for - cents II
will d" you more gn,s! thSu anything
els" you can taxi"
When suffering FROM thros, "r lung
trnuhl-r tan" only such ru-iirlu- ~ has
been proved worthy 81 c"ut,l"nr. Snch
II remedy IL Ayr.r Cherry r.ctnral-s
sI"cihc frr sudden colds nuh invHlahlr IN
all forms II pulmonary complaints Sold
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aud other preparations Arr rhr-rfnllS
r-ut 4" any phyrlcian VII" applies Ter
them. Hence ia" aI"rial favor accorded
th"r- wrll-knnHn standard rrmrdlrT hy
the Worlds Fair r"Inmisnl"r-rs
q W O. Hartman, sh-rlh # Tyler
CO., w. Va, Appreciates g'ssi thing Rnd
d"''T not hrrItAir a. Ray ~, lie war Al
incest pr,rirNi-d with ~ cold when h- prn
cured bottle IT Chamberlain Cough
R"m- y liz says "ll gave me prompt
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Halle Nrgr' able SlcllIau Hair Reviewer
lie. uuIn-stional'ly, the l~st preventative
1T the hair Il IN also curative II dan.
drum. letter. and all seal y affections.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-09
srHooL B0ARO.
Trnsters Hold an Int esting
Regular Session.
WHAT THY DIp.

TIL" ncb"ol bnari met Ia regular session
NJ the office ~ X. W u bryan lac, night.
pr~s-n,-M. G Ne,,lstou. president,
Trustees 'hHmherlin. Arinj" Snyder.
Fisher. Bartlett. Mausari, Clerk Grams.
field.
Absent Trustee kuhnp.
The minutes II the previous meeting
wrr" read and approved
The following bills were allowed aud
the clerk was instructed a. draw war.
ranta G,r the an,,upt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-09

The No ! passenger train from the
nor h, which arrived Wednesday morn.
'ng, was the one h-ld.up. according u
c'~pa'eher published In TEH Clrirss. by
robherS, at Sylvia, Reno county. KsnsAs,
TN Mondsy night last, Eii,or PaI-n. ii
the Las Cruc-s Republican. AMI bride
wsr- on ID. held up train, but the rob.
hers. AMER looking them over and con +.
cluding that II would lie wrong Ia disturb
them such q nice and loving young
married couple passed them. aui from
a passenger IN the n-It berth they el.
tract-d from his vest pocket a gold watch.
This morning the Thermometer showed
IN degrees Abov- E-r', and yesterday
morning 10 above. The cold wave did
rrscE this valley,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-08-12
THEY TROT FOR ART.
Miss Wilson Of Karsas Racing Horses 70
n purDOse.

Miss Wilson of Karsas Racing Horses for
n Purpose.
TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 12.-This state
Is just now boasting of a young girl
who is campaigning some richly bred
trotters through the smaller circuits of
Eastern Kansas and Western Missouri,
in the hope that by the end of the sea-
son she will have Won enough money
to complete>her education in Europe.
The name OF the young woman is Miss
ANNA M. Wilson of Valencia, Shawnee
county. Her ambition is to be an ar.
fist, and she has resorted to her present
novel mean to secure the necessary
funds, having the horses as a remain.
der Of q once vast herd Of her father.
She has named her horses Valencia
and Ding and raced them al the re.
Gently ended meetings at Holton and
Leavenworth, Kan, with success.
"Oh, I never make a bet," said Miss
Wilson in reply to a question. 81 am
satisfied with the purses the horses
win"
II intend following the races through
Kansas and Missouri" said Miss Viii
son, IT'LL late in the fall, and about
December / I will sail for England tc
resume my studies. That is, of course
providing Valencia and Ding, my
horses, win q sufficient sum-"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-08-12
METHODIST MOVING DAY.
Ministers of Illinois and Other States
VIII Try to Abolish II.

Ministers of Illinois and Other States
VIII Try to Abolish II.
CHICAGO, Aug. l2.-The Post says:
The Methodist ministers of illinois and
other states are gravely considering
the question of removing the time limit
Of appointments. According to the
present laws of the church a minister
can remain in one charge only five
years without change. At the general
conference to be held in Cleveland in
1896, a movement will be made to
abolish this limit. Illinois delegates to
this gathering will be selected
at the Rock River conference
in Elgin in September, and the
advocates and opponents of the plan
are working to obtain control of the
delegation. The laymen do not agree
with their pastors in this proposition,
however. They like a change and are
in favor Of preserving the time limit.
The bishops are also said to be OPP
posed to the amendment to the rules
and it is believed that in the end: the
proposition will be defeated.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-08-12
JUSTICE FIELDS GUESS.
Dickinson or Lindsay May be Named as
Justice Jackson,s Successor.

Dickinson or Lindsay May be Named As
Justice Jackson's Successor.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 12.-Associate
Justice Stephen J. Field, in speaking
of the successor of the late Justice
Jackson of the supreme court Of the
United States said:
"Of the four gentlemen spoken of,
Postmaster General Wilson, Senator
Lindsay of Kentucky, Don NJ. Dickin-
son OF Michigan, and Secretary Car"
isle, it is very difficult for me to select
the one who will receive the appoint
ment. II Carlisle accepts he will have
to give up his presidential aspirations
and Of the three Lindsay is Tar the
more efficient %jurist, although all Of
them are capable and would be a credit
to the United States and themselves.
Don M. Dickinson is q warm personal
friend Of the president and so is Will
son Therefore under the present
circumstances, it would be a rather
difficult matter to name the man.
Any n would be good. but I would
not be surprised to see either Dickinson
or Lindsay receive the appointment. al.
though l would not care to venture
that as anything other than a mere
personal opinion"
when will the appointment take
placer"
''Some time before the second Mon.
day in October, and there may be a
special session called to confirm the
presidents nomination. as a justice
would not car to sit in the supreme
court of the United States unless hi.
domination was confirmed. Besides
there are a great many important case,
coming up before the next court, anc
it is necessary there be a full attend
ance. There are some important cases
coming up from California, notably thu
Oakland water from case and tn
Stanford case"
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KICKED THE PATIENT
Dunning Insane Asylum At
PENDANTS Confess to Shock
ing Brutality.
IT WAS A COMMON THING,
According to the Testimony.
to Subdue Patients In
That Manner.

CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-John Anderson
and George Cough, the Dunning in.
sane asylum attendants, charged with
having kicked George Puck, an in
mate, to death, were given q prelimin'
airy hearing and held for murder. An.
derson made full confession to the pc.
lice, giving the details of the brutal
assault, which resulted in Pucik't
death. Anderson claims that the man
was violent and that Cough did the
killing in an attempt to subdue the pa
tent. The confession revealed the FACT
that violent patients are frequently
badly beaten by the attendants a,
Dunning and an investigation will re
sult.
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CAPTURED NETS.

wisconsin Game Warden Makes . Haul
ut Lake Wiuuebago.
MILWAUKEE,, Aug. IA special to
the Evening Wisconsin from Neenah.
Wis, states that as Game Warden
Johnston was cruising on the East
shore of Lake Winnebago hooking for
nets. he ran down a fishing smack with
several fishermen in it. In attempting
to arrest them a severe alteration took
place. The fishermen escaped by
jumping overheard and swimming to
another fishing boat which came to the
rescue. The boat was taken in tow
and together with three and one half
miles of nets was brought to this city.
The nets, which were valued at about
$4OO, and were nearly new ones, were
burned.
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GIVEN DUE WARNING.

Novel Threat Of Wives Of Convicted Sa-
loonkeepers at Lyons, Ia.
LYONS. Ia, Aug. 12.-Several days
ago four saloonkeepers were com.
mitted to the county Jail in default Of
$500 fine, each sentence being imposed
for contempt Of court in violating in
functions for non-payment> of the Iowa
mulct tax. A local paper publishes the
following:
Notice to Saloonkeepers of Lyons
You are hereby notified that the under
signed, wives of the men now confined
in the county Jail, will Monday, Aug.
IL, commence proceedings against you
under the prohibition laws of the state
of Iowa Tor violation of the said
law in selling liquor contrary to the
same, unless you will make some ar
rangement for the payment of the fines
assessed against those in the county
jail"
The announcement is signed by the
wives Of the four convicted men.
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which he is held by our people we're at
tested by the crowded houses which
greeted him on both occasions. At the
close OF each service hundreds Of old
friends and admirers Of the eloquent or.
ator pressed forward to take his hand
and express kindly words of welcome.
He left for Detroit this morning to join
his family.
A section of the state law in regard to
using steam threshers, reads as follows:
at shall be unlawful for any person to
use steam threshers in this state
until he shall first enter into a bond with
good and sufficient surety in the sum of
$500 payable to the state, said bond to
be approved by and filed with the clerk
of the circuit court OF the county where
he resides, in case he is a resident Of the
state; and il he be q nonresident, with
the state auditor, conditioned to pay all
damages arising from any fire caused by
him IN violation of the provisions Of this
act"
While the McGrath case was being
tried Saturday evening, a ROY broke out
in the south end OF town as a result OF
too close an acquaintance with Kilroy's
tent establishment and one man was
severely pounded. He and a companion
were strangers who had come down on
the train from Lake Preston in the FORE
noon. They gave their names as Nj. G,
Cunningham and John Bedding, and
were lodged in Jail until this morning
when they were brought before Justice
Holdridge and fined Sc each and costs,
in default of which they stand commit,
ted to Jail for three days. Uncle Dan
Carr of this county became mixed up in
the fracas also and was this morning
fined IS and costs which he paid.
Sunday observance does not count FOL
much with chicken hunters. In spite oil
the fact that game Is not common pop
erty until next Thursday, many pot
hunters were out yesterday trying te
bag fowl. Success, however, was no,
general. Game is not plenty and il
thus accounted for by a Yankton CORE
spondent Of the Sioux City Journal
Hunters who contemplate hunting
chickens in South Dakota after Thurs
day next, when it will be lawful to xii
prairie chickens, will find very littl'
game this year. Last winter thousand
Of birds were trapped and shipped to tn
eastern markets.. The parent bird
were thus almost annihilated from tn
southern counties, Notwithstanding tn
very stringent laws against this methot
Of destruction. Game wsrders through
out the state are closely watching TO
any future infringement of the law, an,
the State Game Protective association
will prosecute v%iolators."
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-08-12

Northwestern Minnesota Association
Formed at Alexandria,
ALEXANDRIA, Mimi, Aug. l2.-North-
western Minnesota editors met and
elected officers, as follows: President,
Elmer E. Adams, Fergus Falls Jour
nal; vice president, Luther Osborne,
Glyndon News; secretary, G. II. Bron.
son., Osakis Lake Review; treasurer,
A. w. Sheet, Long Prairie Argus. The
name of the Northwestern Editorial
association was adopted, also constitu.
ton and bylaws.
The executive committee is to decide
upon the place Of the second annual
meeting. The territory embraced by
the association is the Seventh con.
gressional district and the counties ad.
joining.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-08-12
Another Rose ZoldOski Case.

WELLsBoRo, Pa, Aug. l2.-Last May
Elizabeth Knapp, living in the family
of Chauncey Howell, died from the
effects Of poison, suddenly. Detectives
have caused the arrest Of Charlotte
Button, alias Mrs. Howell, also a mem.
Der of the family, on a charge Of poison
ing Miss Knapp, The theory is that
she was jealous. She will also probably
be charged with the murder of How.
ellis wife and young son, who died
mysteriously, presumably from poison.
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LOCAL BREVlTlEA.

Thomas, the tailor, comes to the front
with a new advertisement to-day which
means business in his line. Consult it.
fJohn c. Coffey starts for the Sioux
City market this evening with five car
loads of stock from this place and How
ard.
Weather report: Increasing cloudi-
ness followed by showers tonight and
Tuesday. Warmer tonight, southerly
winds.
y Miss Nay Belknap who returned from
a summer vacation in Iowa Saturday is
today beginning clerkship with Post
master Tobin.
Robt. Jones has closed his clerkship
with Motif l. Cline, preparatory to get
ting ready for school, and his position IN
the store is taken by r. Peterson Of
Wells, Mimi, brother OF Mrs. Joseph
Gilbert, who comes we'll recommended.
HH. X. Wood returns here from La
,,sCroose Wednesday to open up train dis
patcher's headquarters again and the
following dey John Moore leaves for La
Crosse to take Mr.. Woods place. MIR.
Moore's family will remain here for a
month or two longer.
The case of the city vs. VIM. McGrath,
for drunkenness and disorderly conduct,
which was before Justice Holdridge as
we went to press Saturday evening, re-
suited in a verdict Of guilty, and Nc.
Grath was fined s12 and costs or SIX
days in Jail. He is serving the latter.
The young church and school friends
OF all classes OF Miss Hattie Billings will
give a reception in her honor at the par
lore Of the Hotel Madison this evening
Miss Hattie leaves for the Pacific coast
in the morning and her young friends
wish to manifest the esteem in which
they hold her.
X Mrs. DAILY, after a two months visit
with her son, M. H. DAILY, returned home
to Cresco, Iowa, taking with her little
Eva and Coletta Fitzgerald, who Will e
to Cresco, also, being joined by their
father at Pipestone on his way to Chi
cago. Mrs. Fitzgerald returned from
Luverne, Mimi, this evening.
Cell Rapids Times, 8: Wednesda.
night lightning struck a stack of grai'
b. longing to Ed. Morgan, near Bran
Lake, and set it on fire. There were tv,
stacks Of barley and oats in the settin,
and three Of them were destroyed. Ha,
it not been that the fire was discovere,
at once the whole setting of grain woul,
have been destroyed.
Chas. Birr, living four miles east O
this city, feels quite proud of a forty acr
oornfold which he possesses. He think
the corn will easily average nine fee
high and the first ear he came to an
plucked as a sample was a fine specime
over q foot long and already NIGEL
formed grains upon it. Evidently it
going to be a prodigious yield. He ha
also q magnificent field Of millet whic
stands three feet high and is an immens
crop. Such crops are not rare In LAX
county this year.
Alton, ILL.,, Daily Republican, s. Re-
Dr.. AT. Wolff, of Detroit, Mich, form
erly Of this city, preached morning an
evening yesterday, for This old chara
at the Presbyterian church. His pop,
larity and the kind remembrance
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Kind Offer.

Impoliteness may sometimes perhaps
be answered properly with impertinence.
A struggling author went to an editor
with q manuscript.
"Oh," exclaimed the editor, "don't
bother me now. I've other fish to fry"
"Well, I'll fry your fish for you,"
said the author, while you read my
manuscript"
So the editor had to read it. -Youth's
Companion.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-08-12

WASHINGTON, Aug. l2.-Acting Sec
rotary OF War Doe, on the recommen-
dation of the chief engineer, has de-
cided to keep the water shut off on the
Fox river, as measurements by engin-
GERS show that the outflow is not sutfi-
cient to supply water for the mills. .
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-08-12
To Succeed Judge Marshall.

MADISON, Wis, Aug. l2.-The cover.
nor has appointed A. J. Vinje of Supe.
rior, circuit judge to succeed E. D.
Marshall, recently promoted to the su.
preme bench. He is q Scandinavian,
81 years old, and was born near Viro.
qua. He was a protege of Governor
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-08-12
For Killing Charley white Deer.

VIRooUA, Wis, Aug. 12.-At the
preliminary hearing in the case Of
George Smith, the young Indian who
shot and killed Charley White Deer at
q camp on the Kickapoo river on Fri.
day last, in justice court here, the de-
PENDANT was bound over for trial.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-08-12

IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich. Aug. IA
An extensive ave of ground occurred
at the Chaplin mine in a in which
Charles Faust and John johnson were
working. Faust was instantly killed
and Johnson escaped in a badly bruised
condition.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-08-12

CHICAGO, Aug. ~. - Moshier T.
Greene, president Of the Chicago Lum.
Der company, and a coachman en-.
ployed by w. A. Alexander, Mr..
Greene's son-in-law. were drowned by
the capsizing of q boat at Highland