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Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-11-07

overwhelmed ahu nearly destroyed D.
a earthquake eighty years ago.
HICKS KNEW III.
at was not unexpected" vas the
greeting of Prof. IrI Hicks, the
prophet, as a reporter asked hin
about the earthquake.
"You see," continued the Professor
picking up his 1895 almanac, 81 pre-.
dicted all kinds of atmospherical dis
turbances for the last two weeks il
October, and they did not take place
and the earthquake followed as {
natural consequence. 1t is always so
eff you will look over your files
think you viii find that the same con
ditions prevailed just prior to tn,
Charleston earthquake.
"In nine cases out of ten earth
quakes follow at the end of an I'M
usually long drouth, or when Their
has been a lack of atmospherical dis
turbances.
"You see, the earth is covered witt
dust and it's pores are virtually closes
and there is no outlet for the terres
tial electricity. Finally a lot of thi
electricity got together in one plac'
and, like a magazine of powder, ex
ploded, and the earthquake followed
"The electricity in such seek
moisture, and, as at Charleston, tn
greatest damage vas along the water
SO in this case the electricity sough
the moisture of the Mississippi"
PROF. PRITcHETT EXPLAINS.
Prof. Pritchett, the distinguishe'
astronomer and scientist of Washing
tom University, st. Louis, in explana
ton of the earth's vibrations Thurs
day morning, says such disturbance
are not uncommon in this region
They are constantly occurring, thong
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-21
Occur d,Alene Road.

New York, June l3.-The committee
representing the first mortgage bond
holders of the Occur d'Alene Railway
& Navigation Company has sent cir
cular to the bondholders, stating that
they expect to consummate an agree
ment with the Northern Pacific re-
ceivers, by which the latter will guar
antee on account of coupons, one-half
of the amount payable in 1895, four
sixths of the amount payable in 1896,
five-sixths of the amount payable in
1897, and the full amount payable in
1898 and subsequent years, that the
coupons of 1894 and the unpaid part OF
the coupons of lS95-96-97 are to be re.
tanned and paid, or payment provided
by some future arrangements, and that
a reorganization of the Northern Pa
citic and Occur d'Alene is expected
within year, and on such reorganiza-
tion the unpaid interest and the bonds,
they hope, will be satisfactorily arrang-
ed for.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-21
FOSTERS WORK ENDED.
He Receives a Fat Fee From China for
His Advice.

His Advice.
Chicago, June ia special from
Washington says: John Foster, for
mer secretary Of state, who has been
the counsel for China in the negotia-
tions with Japan, has cabled here that
his work is completed; that China has
negotiated her loan, and that he ex-
poets to be in Washington by July 10.
1t is known that the negotiations Of
China from the outset to the end have
been dictated and conducted by Foster.
1t has been ascertained also that by
reason Of his extended acquaintance in
Russia, where he formerly was United
States minister, he was enabled to Sc
cure for China the Endorsement of the
Russian government Of the Chinese
loan. With this Endorsement it was
possible for China to negotiate the loan
in Paris, which was done. In the his
tory Of the worlds diplomacy, it has
probably never occurred that foreign
or has been given to such an extent the
condolences Of another government. 1t
is ascertained that the Chinese govern
ment acted in strict accordance with
the advice of Mr.. Foster in every re-
spect. The fee is said to be 500, 600.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-21
Nothing Unlawful Abou, 1t.

Washington, June 13.-The atten-
tion of the postoffice department has
been called to novel industry that has
proved profitable to the promoters
The business is conducted by a firm
that sends circulars to the students of
both sexes, stating that they will furn-
ish them with all kinds of literary pro-
ductions to be used in their course of
studies, all the work being original,
but customers ordering will have the
exclusive use of the same. A printed
list accompanies the circulars. Orig
inal essays, debates, ETC., are furnished
by the firm ranging in price from 35
cents to so cents per 100 words, accord
ing to the style, length and nature of
the subject. The department had its
attention directed to the circulars, but
has decided it had no power under the
rules and regulations to bar out the
circulars.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-21
DANGER OF A CONFLICT.
Serious Trouble Expected with the
Coeur d'AIene Miners.

Serious Trouble Expected With the
Coeur d'AIene Miners.
Boise, June 14.--An alarming state
Of affairs exists in the Occur d'Alene
country. News received here today
indicates that serious trouble is likely
to break out there at any time between
the miners union and the law and Or
der men in that section, who have or
ganized to protect laborers in their
right to work if they can secure en-
ployment, and the mineowners in the
right to employ whom they please. A
man who incurred the enmity of the
union was killed there recently, muir
dered with an ak, which was found
buried in his skull, and the coroner S
jury returned a verdict of suicide.
Governor Mcconnell has made requi-
sition on the government for arms, and
has obtained several hundred stands.
Over 200 volunteers are drilling here
tonight to prepare for the coming con-
tiict which seems imminent. Idaho
has no militia.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-21
ADVERTISING RATES.
INTERNATIONAL QUESTION.
Attempt to Force an American Citizen
to Serve In the German Army.

Attempt to Force an American citizen
to Serve In the German Army.
Bath, Me-, June 12.-David Roths-
child, leading business man Of Bath,
has received a letter from his brother,
Morris, who went to Germany last
month, stating that an attempt was
made to force him into the German
army. He reached his fathers house
at Eishtitten, the latter part of May.
After being there week he was ar
rested and kept in prison forty eight
hours, despite his protests that he was
citizen Of the United States, and Of
fered his passports and naturalization
papers in proof. At the end of two
days he was brought before a military
court and examined and found eligible
for service in the German army. His
papers were taken from him and he
was sentenced to six weeks in prison,
at the end of which time he must begin
three years term in the army. David
Greismer, of New York, who ac-
companied Rothschild, employed a
lawyer, who laid the facts before the
military authorities with the result
that the sentence was changed to fine
OF 300 marks, and his papers were for
warded to the war department at Ber-
lin, which will decide whether Roths-
child shall serve his army term.
Rothschild paid the fine, pending de-
cision from the war department and
has gone to Switzerland where he now
is. David Rothschild will communi-
cate at once with the state department
in Washington regarding the matter.
One Of the papers taken from Roths-
child and forwarded to Berlin was
regular passport from the United States
bearing the signature of Secretary
Gresham.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-21

Washington, June 13.-K. NJ. Ian
dis, who was the private secretary of
the late Secretary Gresham, from the
date of his assumption of that office,
has resigned that position and will re-
turn to Chicago to resume the practice
of law.
]. Walter Blandford was today ap-
pointed private secretary to Secretary
of State Olney. He occupied the same
position with Mr.. Olney while the lat
er was at the head of the department of
justice. Mr.. Blandford is a lawyer.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-21
Corned Beef for Russia.

Tacoma, June 13.--The Pacific Meat
Company, which is completing here
the largest packing-house in the North
west, has received an order from the
Russian government to supply 5000
barrels of corn beef to be delivered in
October. The packing-house will be
opened July 1, employing $50 men,
and will fill the order as speedily as
possible. The meat is supposed to be
for the use of the Russian army and
naval force stationed on the Pacific
coast.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-21
The Darrans Trial.

Santa Rosa, Cal, June Alt Is re-
ported here today that the famous
Durrant murder case may be tried In
the superior court here. 1t Is rumored
that q change Of venue from the San
Francisco superior court will be asked
for ON the ground that the publicity
given the case there makes II almost
impossible to secure an impartial jury.
II the case is tried here 1t will not be
the first time that important cases have
been transferred from San Fracisco to
Sonoma county. The famous Cotton
railway case, the most volnminous in
the history Of the state, was tried here,
as was also the famous Morrow bribery
case.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-21
Iowa.s Corn crop wan be Great.

Abba, Ia, June ia severe storm
struck this town Sunday night. It
came from the west, and the wind
could be heard distance of two miles.
Several houses and barns were unroof-
ed, but no serious damage was sustain
ed, and no loss of life. A soaking rain
followed the wind. Farmers say it
insures the largest corn crop in Iowa
for twenty years.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-21
Affairs in Ecuador.

Panama, June 1S.-Provisional Pres
ident Alfaro, of Ecuador, wires from
Leon, Nicaragua, that he sails at once
to assume the lead of the insurgent
government set up in Guayaquil until
the present government now in Quito
capitulates, which is expected soon
after Alfaro's arrival. He will prob
ably land at Guayaquil ON June 16.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-21

w y. "a. M.-ME MuitiAli LODGE, No. p6-
"A. Stated iniunl aliuiia un Saturday even.
'lng OIL or bel 10 full moon Of ench month. 30
oIrans ire lr ~ In guoI aud nR are cord lally
inyitsl tt AtienA. 7. v. CASON, W. ~,
II. u. HssbRlCgs. Secretary.
LW-ifhr g HptnriI. T.. :. meets on IA ufdHy
evu..tng. boioie and alter.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-21
An oregon Cadet Successful.

Washington, June 13.-Among the
naval cadets who passed successful
examination and have been admitted
to the naval academy is w. N. Ven-
on, of Oregon. Among the cadets ap-
pointed to the academy, subject to ex-
animation, September %, is F. M. Os-
therhout, of Montana.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-21
A Butchers Trust.

New York, June 13.-Two hundred
butchers have formed a company to be
known as the Consumers Veal & Nut
ton Company, and, while the capital
stock is only $40, upwards of $3,-
100000 is represented in the enter
prise. Directors have been elected, and
the company will begin to do business
Immediately.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-21

Leaves Ar iugton every morning Sunday ex.
cenIcd) ut o'clock, IL due at Condon at 3P. N.
and nrri, o. Mt tosslt nt 7 =. n.
Comfortable coaenei aud careful. experienced
drives.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-21

rSHius afriv. NJ AftrKi,'n as fOnowA'
No 2--EHst boHnI as,cneer. .,-..,.....l:23 A. ".
iva budnd prs ug l2' y A. N,
htiec r0nn, ctioas ~ Hu ttngton with the
u. r. Aith Ht - ki g with the dfcHt Northern
lAsc.t --leayrs Hcpputr ..ay.i0 - Mar l0r ~.
No. 2t-N boua freighi Up AsenK r ~ 10 2, y.
No. ~ w. H,ttAd eish tpHssepgrrsl s:3i A. ~,
tafss w oat - -au Ffancsco have b en- re-
dncei--afst gei,in, t'2; sieerHRe. ", inci td'hE
mett. niri lerElis. thr Jasb tickets sFe soli IL
Ar,tistUt. g. HlNDt.E, NgehL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26
The inventor ~ the safety.

The Cyc.t>' Is amused, /, declares, To
hear ~ the many people who have in.
vented th" SAFETY hirNcir. The paper
Nay>' TIN" other day II banquet was
given To- ia" English inventor France
has lately pat up ~ Iunnumcut at liarlc.
Due - the Mirhaux who claimed the
invention for France, and now the -
Il Il assures ~ that the invention is
du" "a - German named Philip Muritl
Fischer, ~ Srhwriufuri.unM Main who
between lNiO and lSii built wooden
safety. which H. Yet seen in the muse.
nm ~ that town. The pedals are ON
the front wheel. the size ~ which il
~ ccn'im"',rs ~ inches that 81 the
back wheel III crntImrtcrs "a inches ~.
and IA" length ~ the machine il 40
crutimrtrrS :, inches. II has spring
saddle, lugRag" carrier, a brake, which
acts on the back wheel, lamp, a hell,
aud even small mudguardS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26

-Four lrad.ag French scientists Vi.
lard, 'rtard, N"lrtH aud liSsandirr
have succeeded ia ulnlug wonderful
mode, ut ia. earth Il les huge sphere.
fur'y.twr feet ia d.alur'"r uui ha,
painted upon n, uui,.i" al irial., 81.
III" "ar'h.~ geography A. rar,>. Nh"r"
TIA" ,EuN world il hciug cNu,hi'"d.
au iron and glass dome has been "rrc,
ed over TIA" globe The building j.
rIght.~ldrd AMI i well provided
with ,l'ydiur~ and NtiIrWaNN. which
mli,., 1t an easy task for the visitor t.
rNau,uy 'ali parts ~ the world The
g.uhr weighs eighteen tons hut = -,
nicely balanced that it can easily De-
rotated los II small hanjwhrrl IN" rn,
ur" surface area Is five hundred and
twenty NV feet which Ii sufficient Ia
"\hIhlt all the mountains. rivers
Islands and cities, even 10 the priuclpa.
thuruughiarrs - the latter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26

J. lII'rWi whru 4 & huiutl g. -rut
lo prl-,u '',, ru, I'll m- Vrur lm. g.,
4 l,rIl.r 'I-sur" Io I'r rIIWll amt
N'.u hr j. released the Nr.I t1ug hr
,I.r- l. T., G,ldu,W nur. ami hrLd 1t ~
with M. loIm~ glory. iN lhl- mrau-
IA" pnlr" often discover JAN mrl- IT,
maxim. Arr.-t- DhN grab al IN wur
ami q It r,ur- ol lh,N know hr' have
sor man with q rrruri \rarl all
N-hu,u. -r.m t" have Their dl-alNAu.
tag.
/, estimated that IL" ua" millions "t
people living IN Ia" arli ami -"mI.arld
t. .lon- If the ultrA state, have paid
ulo the treasury forty millions 1T dot.
ll'- rr their hui-. t"r one. n" pres
rut wrl,rr La never hr'Ir ahlr to di-rN
- a reason That would holl water Why
n" gNyrumrut -houli rhlrg' 4 prlrr
lor II, runItc hand, va source u tr'.
ruur It lrfral- IT. object 10y krrplug p"u.
lh' lrum sitting "n th"m.
j. T. nulIuL prominent hur-"mau "i
,,,,l, ,,.l',,. r,u IA. ,r,,. -,
,.,.r. v,u .h,,rl, ,I,,nr. within IA,
,,,i,., E,r,r,,t,un Increased ro,,r
latlou aul other change, coupled viii
the lrrira-r IN breeding, he -nN~, J.
l.u,..,,n,,,., marked ,I,r, am r,,r..
and ,Ir,.,,l, II. n, 49,, thrrr IA. h,,u
til utl\ uurr
,.,.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26

q q. uow rDumml that the ~ rlrr.- u'
'..W .rH l'r lu-us ,hur l''rrluuu t-
place. 90 'u, anal mu, rrrl' after
N'm-H experience 90 th,ml a." -""hlur
mm'- 40 the mot" quiet dI-lur,-u' Ne
country, wh"t. iI'. may hr "uI,N"l with
m"lr ease aui Wu,uir Fans !, uuW 100
inu.'r France auI D. -all T." l' nu the
VAIN. a. po.p!r all r',r the Wnrli have
WuuI a. IT, gTl-h lght- ud Nrr,lug
W,t-ur- n,rr !. uudu'.nt nu, that q
Gr"d chang" I- going uu 10 Ihr .'u,I
u.u, .l mIukIu' u rglrI e. lh. pr"-
rut mthr1- 81 getting tluHuIh lh"
N.rli. and good deal 30 ,rrluu- Thought
o. hrlug given toward 4 iAIr.I change.
Hrupi lr beginning H. discover that The
pul.uIt II wealth an th. rl,a-urr II T.
-gppu-'d t. hing with II l. an entirely
mistaken l!ra, and that hhWIur-- can
u,, hr found IA constant mulI AMI toll,
backed ~ tm. Visionary h"p" that 81 SOME
IU,urr tmr rhAucr viii hung reward f"I
all iI,,l hhur-. lhrrr t. universal dl-
ruul,ul al over thr world Nl'l IN" rrr--
rut ORDER # thing, though What arr the
cdu-r- Which have led i"lt l. a matter
up"u which irW are agreed, Tat tlrrr L.
H. drult that ~" pursuit 81 wealth &c.
one Il the principal rau-"-. a itrt which
b, huue realized much mot" uow than
r',i hl"rr. Man, l""pl" haN" com" t"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26
Portland ,or.o R..,aur.nt T.ls.

Spring chicken on toast, foul tip,
scrambled cHgs, two chippics in mid
ocean, shipwrcckcd, pork chops shcc'
n"y's funeral, curncd beef hash, plate
~ mystery, poarhc'l eggs on toas, tw"
men on horseback; toast, three Rashcs,
milk toast graveyard stew, liver and
bacon, stars and stripes fried sausage,
tour links ~ American cable; fried
eggs white wings, sunny side up; cod
fish balls pair ~ sleeve buttons; steak,
rare, slaughter house, let the blood fol-
low the knife, roast beef, rare, upper
cut; corn cakes stack 81 Kansas; buck
wheat cakes, stack 81 blues; wheat
calves, stack OF whites, with copper
cup OF back coffee, one in the dark
The electric road looks like lgV,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26

Ihr iuruporalor- ~ The rlcciur street
Gulwa, are thoroughly IA rtrm.l lu the
matter and ate pushing All IA" prrIImi.
mIl arrangements - the "n,rrprl-" VIZ
urou.N With thc determination - haN
Ius ,l" work 81 ;rlrk laying GONG "u
trlru" ~" expiration If -INl, daN-. In
addition {" running "W neatly an The.
principal -,rrrt- 81 the rll, ~ under
-,Aud that the 'rArk vii hr mli At once
t. -,m. puW "a lhr mr-t- at beast a.
lI ~, 4, the university understand
l.a' lhr pr",rnt rurpo." l. 10 gn'A.t on
iuI a,uu, ~ Tara The" beginning ~
the mr,a thrucr Mouth Io The university
ant rhru west en- kuIrnai avenue" TIM,
would arruuu1A' dl the I"ppIr ~ M"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26
,>o,,>p,>p,,~,,,I.

'"r 'a''ei h'''' INV ''hr'p"f\ ION"
N.''' W" ''h''" l'"' mas "'''''n III
'"''. ''''''''"'' g." wv ''"'|""i" "hnlf
"'l'' seem 10 ln''''" ,n"' "'''~r> w
"'' ~" '' S'''' '"'' "lA'' ''' mean
''''''''. IA. 'N'' enough. WA '"'' sails
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,.''' .''.'''' ING '"n'' w. '''''' J." We MAJ
'''. '.'' '''i''nHN u'' ''h' note u"
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nuns '"' WIZ i"'''''" '''"''" '''''
hII'"Ih am venezuela !" ''l'I mont iH hhaI
"''''n'' u'. ~ ''' U'''''' '"' ''' ID '' '"'h
I'"s sian my wv l h'- Nu''.' '''"U'
.''''" '"s, i"I'' '''' .'N'' ''" govern
rrul la irrl l"I g.. lt,, a hand ~ lh"
r.tl,i -nn.t.t,.. .g... .,.r.4.r.tIl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26

Permanently low prices fur mhuuttr.
'urrt ruhurt- u"an- rh"Lrtu"d cost "t
'NIuG lr the lahurlng men, and. what
o. W ,d-tN more Importance, II "I"II- u
va, irr = great lurr"i-" ~ \uIrflra' :
nI,lgu lu,ir. New M'NlraIL
lh. T. the way luW prlr"- are opening
'hr way iur u great lurrrn-r ~ \mrri-
81 fW,Igu trade
Export, II American mrrchhnll-r an.
lr last year II Mckinley mritI, $l"l3,-
Ij2ol ,rSpnrts under III, YEAR # tlrN".
land ArIn. i;"3,3'1,N.H clear loss in
81" democratic year II f22235Il2l
\ui tins i what the New Mexican
calf great incrra~, Ia Nmrrlra'- Tor.
rlgu trade" llu"- the New Mexican
think all IT, reader, are fr"l-'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26

N.yrra, Laura |. fiukr AMI T. u t.ukr
hri mast di.d dd ~ dHl uN 'rlldl d,r4 81
volume tour - cot tu,t deeds, on paHr ~.
at the IT,, ord, ui TIE county ut licruA, 'iu. 100
the t,rr,tuty ~ NrN MuAI,u, On the ui',r at
tile i'ulatr irfk and ~ 9th, lu Tv,uiN,f at
krvu, =, trustee. thr following real estate. ~ .
tug ahd h,,R m lhc ''uuN at iGtut.t'l" ana
tr'rtuN ~ New McIl,u. tu.Nu lot uuutrt
eleven ~ . 90 u,'"s seven ~ a. ~lu" q and
designated a." i'' maj ui HuuinE Highland
aAIluun !" ,ihr i""u ~ A!hiIuTig"r,
TIE ITul.,ir ,lrtk and - uLI,Iu tr,U'drf II
the county u' Bvfua,IIiu trfuiuty OF NrS MrI
l,u. Man - l~-, 100 trust Ia secure TIE IdN
20 The sad decd m lfu-, made bS SAID l.sut,
|. fiUsr and b. 4. fiukr. wherein they ptum
t,rd pU. l. ,tir,lcn the sum ct one
uuu,apd dulIHf- 'sl u"o ""., ia" ycafs after
tie sad ~, uud ddy ui Apul, l-"G, Ni,n inter
Csi a. iNrNr % per 'ruiuW Ici duhHW nom
And NLtr,.,, the sad debt, represented rs
the Slli mote. u IA interest thereon, Is due aud
Nat.lr hat 0, uuIaul dnG whereas the holder
ct thr Stl uuir, ~ q, ,utdhr'c "A ii' Tie ItuNi~
ION. ui lhr sad deed at uust, co., the Shth day
81 september. lSt'H paid the SIAM ui any seven
dollar. yIi tnTN three ,CNt- tdNUr cora TIE
,dul properly which the sad Laura l. tlukc
and J. u ftHkt had Neglected a. LaN Nhrtrly
ulv money 81 pdtd hr,aiur an ad lhunM ~
iet,rdurSs secured bN thr sad deed ut Trust,
Nov therefore. u 'hr request Of the leg Al
holder at the sad note, m a,tutdauIc Nth the
term, and conditions of the sad deed ui trust
and tie puSrt invested M me ~ trustee. under
III sad deed ot Trust de- hereby gtNr uut,r,
that im the uuip,,sv ~ paying the Iuu, y =,
and Iituit~t ui -ald note. and the amount here.
InbriutC set tuIth ~ having been paid tor
tahrs together Nih tutrfts, inrtr"i. MA, d ln
drbtrdurs, With interest, Will amount uu Nv,
dsN ~ sale tu the sun, ut one thousand, uut
hundred amt nineteen dollars and siNty vtgh
cents sllluu-t. aud al, costs and rNprI.,r-
attending the execution Of sad trust. aud pfu.
Nulvd tu tie PAID uS sad deed ~ itust, | AL.
"a "Wednesday, the hth ddN ~ NpNrWh,I, \
sati daN. At the front door ui titr i.u,iuth,v u
the ,.N ~ AlhuQurtqur, % TIE county ~ lci
ialtl,u aud tCtutuIy ui New Mex a., sVll tie
IruIrtty hvfrErhrfpTr ,,t'iNrd 90 So 'rv, n
thereof AZ mas nV necessary in nay sa.I 90,
drhtrdurss and the rIpcusrs Attending TIE
execution II saii trust, a. pubiI, Nruiuv. ~ iat
highest blldeT Tor ash
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A!ru4ucrqar y VI OCtobrt 10 lSss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26
,a,o Day" The town was full Of people.

tato Day" The town was full Of people.
and every train carrying In additions
Great preparations had Rcn made to
feast tn mnltitude-. ovens were crrctM
with n capacity ~ roast lur bushels ot
potatEs ut n time. and others tn receive
AMI coUk great steers IN thu same fashion
The people II t,rrrlri on thi. "ra-irn
wrtr determined that e,rrhd, gong
there should h. Ted. aud welt trd, with
uut u cent " r"-t, during Ih"lf STAY.
''r""l'N potator- a." jusu, rrl"htatri
Throughout the west and southwest, hr.
cau-" u their sterling Iualities, \onc
better are produced ANYWHERE on earth.
n everybody IN this section knows. NJ
hail Ia Greeley and her p,tato crlrhra.
ton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26

To NhutJ 4 may uu,rtu
Nuiftt is Ittt IS gwen il.u 'bt, uUbrrSlI a
Vts uu the III diN ui ti,tuip,' l~Hh -.
pointed administrator at the estate ui les.
Walsr'. C,ci-"i and that he hi- du', 4udU
tcl t~ -, d dtuurI Sttttut. All Ict~uu, know
~ uriu~rlNr, indebted 20 ~aii estate Mr ~
qur~ict ,u make ufuni' settlement, and all
Gre .tut- ut sad estate " 10 At uu,r MAKE Ifuu,
.uI 'hrf ,IuW, ~ hr declared from ,uI,c,'uu
of g., same. ~NNIEl ~ ~ ~
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26
Gr-rIrN's r"tai" Dayl

\ns,rs Fart aud Me, rrr!, Who came IN
from ,,rrrlry, Colo, MSlnrsda! night, r.
port their town H. the scene IT the great
est occasion In IT, history on the day
they left II was the opening day Of
their second annual celebration ot "ro,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26
Citizen
ALBUQUERQUE. &c ocr 20, 1898.

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