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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-23
A WORLD OF DECEPTION,
Manufacturing Sham Reputa-
tons for Skill in Flood
and Field.
Dummy Trout, Deer and Panther
for Men Who Draw the
Long Bow.

In the rear of a blacksmith's shop on
Pacific street, above Dupont, a peculiar
business is carried on. The casual visitor
who penetrates this dingy retreat is con-
fronted with a carpenters bench, a turner
lathe and shelf stocked with paintpots.
The occupation of the tenant of this pc
culiar den seems blending of studio and
curiosity-shop. But it is business man
who runs it, and one who makes his living
by the weaknesses and vanities of hui
nlanity.
He is tall, ble-looking person,
long haired, and wears little wooden cap
perched on the top of his head. He is a
native of Birmingham, and served his time
as an apprentice to bogus ancient armor
factory in that city of shams. There is a
humorous twinkle in his deeply set eyes,
and cunning, mysterious smile visits the
thin lips, as If the man knew lots OF stories
about other people which he could tell if
he chose and which would make them
ridiculous.
"This is my busy time" said the an
Gent. 1.-THE fishing season keeps me hard
at work. You don't see any rods or creels
or implements of that nature about here,
OF course not. Yet / am an angler of an
glers, and have made more regulations
than the sporting reporters who publish
with unhesitating faith anything the fish
erman tells him.
Now, the visitor, looking very naturally
incredulous at this statement, the ancient
pursued his discourse:
You see every Saturday the pictures OF
fishermen with monstrous fish hanging up
beside them, or clusters on the ground,
or hanging from their wagon. that is to
make assurance doubly sure You see, |
am a reader OF Shakespeare, and bring the
cameras evidence to those oral declara-
lions about phenomenal catches, which the
public are loath to believe. Doubling
Thomases will be confronted by these pic
lures, and the angler will say, go to, go
to; dost thou not see the sun itself corrobo-
rates my anecdotes of success in brook and
lake?' and SO this nefarious mendacity
prospers. Now take peep at my stock in
trade"
This odd character then threw open a
closet furnished with most astonishing
collection. There were trout of all sizes
roughly hewn in wood, then covered with
paper, which was painted to initiate the
scales of the fish.
'Just pose here" continued this strange
being "andylet me hang couple OF dozen
of these sham trout by your side. Now
rod in your hand, and then tell me If any
| OF your friends who beheld photograph
made of you with those details, could deny
| your right to the title of fish killer who
| might give st. Peter himself odds and beat
| him out at the close of days angling.
DO people really condescend to these
low and base articles TO win fame as won
derful anglers? Do they, Ell? Well, it is
| blessed thing they do, or else this old
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-23

THE cook should examine carefully the
label of the baking powder and see that sho
is not imposed upon. Ii the grocer sends
anything but the Royal send it back, as
one cook did live times until she got the
Royal. The only safe way is for the cook
to have the finest things to work with, and
the Royal is not only the finest but the
most economical to use, because it goes SO
much further.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-23

NE% Son s sTnmsd CLOTH oArEs' rib, $3.50
vT slinmsd' oArns' satin lined 5000
VELVET lHea:1 oAPEs onanseaDe' satin $3.50
DUG csKl aND rIoun DRESSES, new $3.50
BI .Aszig, ns RE s97ss serge and $1,000
RRs siIsg9s DRESSES fancy onsyios $3.50
oRE EPeS SKIRTS. orsanpped back $l4.00
s1Hm SKIRTS Orsan.pped back $1,000
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-23

This, as amusing as the first one, should
have been presented on a larger stage as
able to display their ability to act. Still,
as whole, it was very creditably rendered
and there was in this also evidence of care
full study. These participants were also
loudly applauded, and by none more so
than by Professor Putzker. who, after the
fall of the curtain, expressed himself as
very proud of the success scored by his
pupils.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-23

Calling clerk "clark" is ordinarily
reckoned an English affectation in this
country, but here is the new Standard die
tionary giving no less than twenty-one en-
inent American authorities for pro-
nouncing it that way, and among these
are the names of Wendell Phillips and
George William Curtis, who were lgener-
ally regarded as having been masters of
correct English as it should be spoken by
Americans.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-23

1t is said that at present there are more
than 100 callings, occupations and profess
sions open to women, and the list is con-
stantly Increasing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-25
IHE Nj THObISTS.
lhey are Holding Their District Confer
cncc In san Narlial.

NHNS w San TdfNlll.
/ SiHciHl tn 'iiia"n.
San MArriAl. \ ii, May l.. The liz.
lrict conference m-t tine morning pur
Tuant I" AiJnurnm-ut NJ the M-tnuiI-,
church, At "a IN religious r-rvic-a Ice.
NIX conducted by Rev =. l. L.allanc-, of
l~mlng After the minutes had been
real aud approved. the committed ou -,
animation rrl"r,'pi the names ni J n.
Angel. {. J Mrn-f,-'. r. r. eco .Irnp. ]
y. stone. l.. l. ,'lAlnrI aud " r.. E,ulk
~ having been before them for rIDm,n..
I"n, and having pAn-ed approval exam.
iua,l"nr, ard un the recommendation of
ia" committee the Conference renewed
the l.crns- oith"r- whu have been breach.
ine Ani granted license "a thuer npkipy
Tor them
Kew Robert lisigr"u wAs granted l,-r.
mission I" return I" Albuquerque, after
'"-iAy'r rr'ri"n, uI'nn hiu statement that
he hal rryIvAI s-rN ices going uu Al his
church, nov hrirg conducted hy Rev. u
'''' 'T''hs Wv
k-l-rrts II prrAchrrr being the rider Of
ia" day, Rev. + |. Adams male his r..
port "i hir work al CrriillnH He r.unr,,
ia" work there N hn" yhAI'- Ne has
hal ,hrty. nim- Eidh,"n- since confer.
,'nrr
Rev Rnb'r IlLer,n ported tina, hip
S"rk IA AlhlIurIpn" IL N goui and
honriHhing condition; Alpu tina, Rev Il.
~. M"rri~'n, vii" conducted revival
'h"r" Las, ~int"r. IN again with him Ia re-
nam for n time holding services.
Rev, j. u. Angel. ~ the Uilla river cir.
"ul', preached yert-riAy Al II "'clrk,
and Rev Robert H"igaon. Il Alhu1n-r.
Iur. preached Isu, nigh, 10 gra cnu,rr.
cations.
tn" lay members de- 1t show up very
rapidly. + A Mnr-, nf S.a'orrn, put ~
an appearance TIN. morning. u. Allen,
II San Marcal, wAs again present
These two constituted the rutir- lay dele.
CATION IA day.
The members II the c"nfrr-n.. Inink
san Asrc'sl lin" nwn. They arr b.ing
entertained royalty hy the oilis"n-.
Rev. S-lr" SslAGAr. pastor IL the Mr,i.
iesn Methodist church N San MnrriaI,
attended the s-rri,,u IT the conference.
th,r morning. AMI WAS iutruiuc-d Ia tn.
conference hy ID" preceding officer.
H.. A - a.
81 to-day -, 81. IN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-25
BOARD OF ALDERMEN -!
The Moore Telephone Franchise
Request Denied,
And a Telephone Franchise Given
to Home People.
A Number NJ Bills Reported ElynrlhN
~ Iommitiyt.
OTHER CRY TOPICS

tn" husrl " aldermen met lAp, even
NIX ~ regular meeting, ihrrr hriug res
"n' the following Mayor BaMrnigr, Al.
i"rmru Albright, Cummings. Brsk
meier, Slmrrr. stevens. Grunpfrld and
Clrrk Dliu
Ahr"n,-A l-rmrn Ling and Oi-rn.
til" minutes " the previous m-rtiu.
~rr" read AMI approved
T. j. P"rt 4 G." prevented hull r,r unr
I"llAt. which wNr referred h. ~. street
,'mmittr-
Ia" huAnc" c"mmIttr" r"purt,pl fAyur.
ably upon the following bulls. the rlrtk
being instructed h. lrAN WarraE.r ft
TIA" respective AnuuuiH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-25


Mrr"rs. J"hur"n aui bison dd the
nml"ring very rA,isfArtury
MrTrrr Powers aud Grlru u,d ,thcia,-,i
~ Hc"rrr
I'll" game was Il,y,gi IA harmony, and
the h"y- rom t"rrliur Ar,. the Hammer
players IT III" territory "u,rm. II the
brown" They always play g"L LspI
when they visit th'- rl,y
H"rl"r, rr"v'-i himself g,s.i tWir'rr.
and q number struck uut.
heCu- was n cnrk-r IN thru and A..
stem winder al the hat Hi- throw m, IL
I"'rfrc', hut he RECEIVERS rlu~ly.
"Obi man" Qni-r lr Aprsrrntk uut Of
tnrm
tn" browne will y" IT, Fort winru,r nn
decoration day, whrr ll"llsnd Will rn IN
I hr pithrr'r boz. AMI &. Mcdonald T.,
rrnirr held
M"nl"yA. "f the Nislinrp, remained IN
I'll" city all others went home lapt night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-25
A BACHELOR iNIIkIAINS.
4 Pleasant Evening" Enpyli al U. n.
haTTOn'S Quarters.

III" hAehsl~ IuArlrrr oi -. \ Marr"n
~" last evening e"nv-rt'-i mt a iau!
"'""r 81 tropical fsrns. cArnA,l"us Aud
h'','au' rssss. aud prrssnt.~I q rcrur Il
rare D"""'I AMI enjoyment. Hls INVITA-.
tnn I" "c'in- aUd sI'-ni the evening With
u'-" Wa really Ano.pts-i, asi sur-l,
nons wac ever more .hor"uyly snjoyesi
The game IL "Hrarts" al carrie was IA.
svsaI u the evening, played by living
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-25

brst IN muiied nyi McCue's long drive
@ deep center scored X. Mcdonald aud
Holland, and h- would have scored hun.
eli hal he not b-rn called out fur no,
tonching r-c"nd haze
SISru tNNINt
C-rfIlln- Hlnss-r ~, bret "a GAs- hr I.
Clements hi, I" k'ymrt, shn pa, ZDnrr"r
out 4" Nufh-r. Aul the ,ttrf duubl,-i az
Clements NJ hrrt, M.ls"u gd hrrt IN hAllr
and I" second ~ - rS~-'d hAIIi Muhtuya
Int 4" Herbert aud uu, At first. lravIus
Wilson ~ -"c"ud har- Hud rndltv the
ae"ny
III" scot" ~ hLulr'rd form ,p 49, tpl.
lowe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-25
o. R-a,hrd Chicago

\ i"H S""Nr aga. Tuk ClrhES pub
hrh,"i all Itru l., the effect that MiEr Kay
" rimArth, Il Iutr ,gu. friend II the Misses
CA-"y It the M"r,IA valley. AMI who via
ltr,i santa tr during the lAat legislature.
war married III Ration /" ii-Anr-garl Lee.
rI-.cl, agent "a the santa ~ rial. The
urWr finally r"Hrh,Si Chicago, the home
II Mrrr " tlmar,h, and the following As
~eial"d FREES Telegram Was wired Alout
IL" event
ChlrAsu, ~, May ~ -.-N News r.aeh,si
here tn iAy Il the marriage 81 Rston, N.
NJ. 81 M,-p Mary w'lmArth. = Chicago
Ncl"ty gIrl, and li"Aui-sArri l''-. u r-lA.
tan ii ten Robert l,.-' Miss Milmarth
went l." Ration several months since for
her health, aud Their, fIrIn-i young Less
acquaintance. The girf1 father Ilsy,si
th' usual stern parent role, aud brought
nIr daughter home, but Hh" dld not stay
bong, dlrarI~triug Huidruly, abi snoa
after WRr married ~ la.- ~ Ration,
The wife 1t Editor Hunter. II III. lem
,rrSt, r. Iu," III.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-25
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orHIR LOCAL MOTIFS.
FROM fridaJs INily,

" tue r"ktet " las NIrlEkh, 4 great sue.
cess IN attendance. owing to . cnld wind
rt"rm, although IA. races werr eli that
could In dcsir,si.
The following gentlemen w-r- d-cii,-l
uI"'n Ia occupy --s's In the judges stand
u y karrick AMI Jack sprml-, ~ pa
rhl", and ChAs. y. Hunt, IT this cit,
yud.-- Frank N. Jones', of santa We. and
M. karrick. t,m-k--I-rr. Mr. spronl-
started the tr,at-rr, and Mr.. Hunt .x.r
eis'|i his voice IN starting u. runn.r-
A. 7. Norris, ~ the Rio pu-rro yall.,. Of
hcIa,s=l a. clerk ~ the course.
Af'-r ,br"" nrc--~Ary pr-liminAri-s hal
l~-n Satisfactorily s-ttl.-i, STARTER sprnul-
rang np th- first event. Tratiny race.
! ~ class. King Pm. owo,-i aud driven
~ J, &. Wallace, sn,i Black Regent,
"sn~i ny Mr.. liamlin and driven by Ld
''rrfu wer- the only entries, aud To. thru.
heat" were beautifully truti-,l. hut BLACK
Regent was entirely t"o much f,r h,r on.
l"n-n' and t-'k the heats snd rnr- IN ,b.
~ lowing manner;
n ,I k,,,,, ,,,,,,, A., IL
Nms iIn. driven l., J. Z. WALL
Iim"-2H sue, 2:t2.
'"' "'.' wv was ''r ! rs Glaze, hring.
Inr nut Lizzie n. who ms,i. tb. track
record last year. ami boy Blue. one
'"u" ""'ng ~ th"r"hgh.
hr1lr Andrew smi,b'r xxi Almon,, and
trank Sturg-r' May Queen" were down
o.'"' ""' were ~hhdra~n
'' ""' k""" 'A1n'' ann viii not MI any
81 "'T race" I'M" spring but Why MAY
V"N"' WI" mas 'nnu'nrrabie bsckr'r Ia
va" '"'' wa" S'"'rA~n |" ~"cr-, with
"'' """"' " !" uhnrrr""si' however,
W." "' surge" was AirAm that MAY
~"""' Wv '"'""i hence The Withdraw
:" :" any event. ''"""'er'ns the IH-t
'"''''" :" my p'ur' SUE could have s-
"'' ''0'"' INJURY
| ''"~ wa" dr'Vrn 10y her owner.
""' " was '"' hr-' time hr
v" '"' "AeA - nr''rr ~ race.
u" "A'"'~"y '"r'r eiA'r-i over the fact
""~'S Ahh 'h-
Cho -, sH'n'' MY biur'
A., -. .r, ny wa. 'A'""' driver
h. ~. ,.u'', ""' W W" '"' 10 Toll
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'''"' was running race, one |
half mile hrats, and the f,I,,v;n,, ali
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Answered 4, tb. Ia, -, an. 81 80
a, ~ " '"o "'h """
'arrr hun'; Roger Y. Joe Bsill-. Old |
'''' anu Jim baker. Aft-r several fals.
'Ar'H' "n- In which Jim Baker aud Old
''' oatn" nearly running the whole dis
A"e-' the h"rr-s were sent away Ain,o.,
pea And nr"k. and the pace Was hn,
8"' The run up the home str-tch war
rand' aud Archie wAld'e, on Joe B.ill-.
bale magnificent grand finish. ait-r hip
"rr" bal Rugged III. "utshi. rail for the
h"I- half mile Old Bill, Who Was III. n.
'n- IN the pool selling. s-oond! Jim
.N"r' 'h'ri Roger Y in the rear Time,
"-c"nds
To" second heat WAS a r-y,e,i,,on u the
r'' except that Jim Baker pAss-d Old
Ill., nnd pushed up the ho,nsstrrtch
= gallant attempt Ia oy.rt.k. the
('drr, J"r Ba'll-. Time, ~ seconds.
xrr ' Was scratched ior this heat
The summary In a. follows;
"s'',e. ,hlies by ws'dir and o~,"i By
y lnli, ridden Oy Turner aui o~nci by J.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-25

time. M. DEERE s,s,es that Hal Pointer
has Ton mor- races AMI more money for
his owner than any other bo,r- On the
face ~ the glob..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-25
FOR THE BLOOD

IuSt now everybody IL thinking about
- taking something for the blood.
A Spring meIl,ne rs we speak OF
II And rs good thing 10 do. but you
want 10 get the proper medicine. u you
consult your physician he will tell you 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-25
Take q S SiESlo HEn

and that, because the liver has every.
thlng 10 do with the blood II the liver
!, sluggish the system Is riogged. the
blood Incomes impure, and the whcie
hoiy suffers. Every medicine recon.
menjei ior the blood Is supposed 10
work on She liver. Then get at once the
KING Or LIVER MEDICINES"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-25
fr,Im hun,la,. D.il,

~ down In histury ~ a succ.s.f,I nn.-
In attendance or AZ a tine day for an,
hind ~ racing although, II had h.,r
publish~i and repuhlisb.I that the M,
o"etly string u Thoroughbred ,rntterr and
pac-rs Ia the world v-r. stabbed Al tb,
courr- snd Pan,A.y anil u.I p,,,,., 60,
~ the gr-st-ut, would b. exhibited ala,
III. famous AMI wonderful canine. N,-I
would give an exhibition II hi. trn,t,ns
qualities.
The day utart.si ~ beautiful. and there.
was = smile ~ approval On the face. ut
the officers II the As~Aiaiion, -sI--c,All,
President Weaver snd Secretary Grow
kri. Who saw IN the clouds. or rather IN
the bright sun.hiuy skies, II they stAni
In that condition, wher,. they wmiIi "rull
themselves ou, II the hole" hut .l.s' fate
vas awainA. them. and IN th, af.rnnnn.
b-for- Ia. first even, was fairly ON, dnrk
cloud ov-rhung the western horizon, AMI
frum thu, IN = continual gale .h,nk and
rrkr.i ia. franz. .,ru.,u,,.. 80, a.. ,..,,,....
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driy'n by ID. t,ea .....I ii
"a i,si m,r' d Sr,s"e ?, t"as smart u
Tim. s:z,,,, Az AZ.
Tue next event WAS the introduction II
Tue trthn. dog N-i' hitch'Ni to q dunn.
I'VE ruiky' ami driven ny willie Cundif,
who Was drrse'-i In real dudirh fashion,
aud va" m"iei fashion plate. The dog
went one quarter Of mile IN - rec.
'nis. Later in the afternoon the owner
u the dog, ". heCue, On bicycle. gave
another exhibition II Ned, and II Was
To s-e how we'll train-i the Ca
ninr 10 In 'Jekeying," ar getting the
lest of tho start.
Th. $40 clsss, trot, brought before
Starter sproulr, Nimble Jim. hing PIN
'ni RowenA. The betting in the i'o"l
-'nms was deehi-sily In favor ot King PIN.
Dui Nimbie Jim iAi many friends, ami
hey put money up IN his winning. The
summary tells the story
sins rlr, driven g q; Wal &c" =
and div, n IN Airr, ,ar-,n, -. ,
Timr- s:S s,1S s:S' q
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=" "''""s' r"S' quarter 'S'a hAh
'ne' ''@' hrrr puar'err' i'Hl' ami
'"e' - mr. "eer" wa" i''"e A'rAm
D maze 'ne ",'e faster IN account" Tue
''gn "'nn ami Tue Sharp turns In The
rAeA'
Hal r"n'1r' the PAGER whose r-cori II
"'' was neA' drought "n tue 'rAeR' ami
'a"' sr"u"" 'oo o"ur"e several Times nj
hV1'y Paoe' Mr. "eers sent The gallant
of"" up Tue homer'r~'ch At s~" minute
mp making the ons-righ'h In hfl-on H-c.
nus
the running race hvr'r'gh,h mile
eA~' hah as e"n'srt&nlS jim 3sk-r,
enW"h an" 'o~ pAiii-' Tue summary
~ '"iio~S'
oe s.osih " "wnst ~ =, "a ns" Se1.
In sst"r, o~nst ~ Means iiros....... a
80.
r. u.,; ,-,..,
.,, -. -. ar -,
a. "~er' Puii"d out Tor tue east last
,gh'; Mr. d"era stated before leaving that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-25

"Inenns tAI Law kill-i 10y the rupr~m-
court." Sueh Was the news that went
thrnghnut the land yesterday. and NJ.
where dh u give greater pleasure than
herr, kr -vsry,1iy wants ~ take IN the
military excurrion ~ FORT Wingat., Msy
~. Gosi music oh The train, at the tui.
in the hall fur dancing. In fact. all day
The gallant second cavalry will h~ --'n
at their best In review and drill. and will
mauipulats their 0stling and H"irhk'rs
guns fur the e,iiheAtioa ~ the heal guaris
ami visi,ors AMI Co q ami the bsni.
well they Will maintain tb- AlbuIn-ip Tue
rel'utAtion for goui things. The company
will have forty men In line Ani the hand
sixteen, ami their appearances will be .
credit 10 the city, cnnssi-ring the tire.
mendous Obstacles tO succ-ss they have
had N overcome, Buy your tickets now.
a. you Aru likely b. .et len 0n Oh. last
day, a. NO erowding u the cars will lie
psrmitt~i.
John X. Frost, land missioner Il the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-25
FALL fvENIS.
Discussing the irrigation Congress ans
Territorial Fair.

" H. RuhInHIn. wee president aud gen
"ral manager, AMI W. 7. White, I,arnrn.
ger traffic mAnAg-r, ui the santa f- ~ p.
TEN. arrived Ia the city lAst night, aud
arr b-rr la day IA consultation With th.
'uemb-rr ~ the committee uf ia. irriRA.
inn CungrrrH, ami AlHo the Fair AsH,s'IA.
lIon, dircuH1InH the details Of the plans
Tor making . thf'ugh success ~ Ia.
n-sungs here this fall Mr.. kDbinn,n
came this way fr'm Texas pr-IArssi, ~
he always II, Ia give hlr time and Attrn.
lion in any thing that lrukr L the build.
INK M ~ the territory Gnd the H,uih.
west Gar lHS'l'l- ET- not uHminiiul uf
these fAetH, and i-ing AA.ur,-i IL the As.
-lstascr AMI =" operation III the AtchiaDn,
f"I~kA A santa ~ system. their IL ever,
reason Ia believe that w. shall have nn
'T'caHInD I" IL. disrAtITi~l xith the result
II riiI'u now making /" bring the uniiu.
try more prominently l~fT- the l-"I,lr
II the rAEt, II "Annd Lee t'pI fOrcIbly IN
lrrHr.si uInn the mlndr ~ the I,roIlr III
the vArnus DISTRICTS And l,rAliii-. ia the
tsrritrl+H ~ Arizona and New hsxnn,
that " they are not rrpr"--nir'i la S-p
iemler al the Congress And Fair, u will
lie their lo@s, b-cAts- the u,CAHIun will D..
an rHtrs"r linAry un-, And the work has
been taken IN hand 10y tue organization
here IA this city sufficiently early To CIV.
al puch dis,rlctS plenty II tin. 4" com
pl.ts The arrangements. II IL L. b. hop
81 that the pf-rp 1T New M-x,cn aud Ar.
coma val krrp this matter prominently
b-for- the Isoplr.
&. &. CARPENTER has h-.n transferred
f"'n the pAA--ug"r department u the
santa " rA'lr'Ad, With h-AiipuArt.rs .,
vi i'An', " Minneapolis, Mum. ~h.r. he
nils q similar I"'-iuun Curry 10 Oas Il
the bss, and mes, I"pulAr travelling PAS.
singer Axsnts Ia ia, southwest. and his
departure 10 rsgrr,tssi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-25

John X. Frust. land omniss.on-r Il tho
santa W railroad. ~ hers from Topeka,
attending the meeting of the tsrritorial
irrigation commissloa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-25
sEN KSrM ISsISu.

C-rrlll"- ZInSssr drove a cmking two
hAgg-r, End went 10 thiri ia Kay mrr'r
~ih throw. hut WAS eaugh, at hom- plate,
AeCu- assisting Catcher McDnAli In
the put "ut; Clements strucs out Wilson
IA urri IN hasr hit; Mnn,"yA bit Ia Her.
l-rI And "ui at irst. leaving Wilson On
thlri.
Albuqu1riu---A cCur gut hrst on Gril
nih's Wild throw, went ia " SECOND. hui
ss- csils-i out for no, touching first las. !;
ur'n struck out. and Herbert nut nn ny
Ia zlnss.r.