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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

INCREASE YOUR INCOME. DEAL
with A responsible house. 800 - 500 per
month made easily by our safe method
plan OF speculating IN stocks and grain.
We issuc the only book telling how !.
can b. done sent free 10 any one. Bank
references given. +. J. WANEM & CO..
6s Beaver street. New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21
Y. NJ. &. 4. Changes.

ROANOKE, VA, August 2o.-(Special.)
" w. Lyman, for two years secretary
Of the railroad department OF the Young
Mems Christian Association here, has re-
signed. his resignation TO take effect Sep
tember list. lie will be succeeded by y.
l.. Morrow, now secretary of the rail-
road department OF the Cincinnati co.
neaociatiOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21

CHARLESTON. August 20.-About ?
O'Clock on Sunday q pigeon. very poor
and apparently much exhausted, was
found at +. W. Heyward's place, near
Oakley. :. G. one OF it's legs has
metal ring on it engraved "F, i2,6G6."
Whose pigeon is IL?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21
Railroad Connection.

BIG STONE GAP. VA, August 90
Special 1.-The Louisville and Nashville
railroad yesterday began laying half
mile OF side track TO connect with the
coal-road of the Virginia Coal and Iron
Company. on which the grading has been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21
N0NnAY-- ArGI.r Il -

AZ o'clock p. y, Tho PROPERTY Nry
TONED ABOVE. beirr fno m. ~
veyed hy the deed OF tu. h,rer..tn
mentioned
The house has ten or eleven 81 r4
with an the modern imDr9vcmer's
as Latr1be-stoyc. range. untn. n. r-
anl cold wafer. Uantei- mirrors $50 60
walls arc nicely freec0el
Tn l0t fronts 30 feet on Floyd .nl..
ana runs back between parallel l.a Cd
feet 10 an alley 10 feet wide
This D. truly 4 frst-Cl9ss la.. Z 3D..
perry and 81 I'm nice order. tls Improve.
M ms having been completed olF
twelve month ago.
TERMS. Cash as 20 the expenses ~ s..
any taxes that may he due. and fl ...
a certain note for $3.50. lu. j..F -l i.
sl35 or the 1lth - Jan.r i'5. Nt 0-
the Goth day cf July i,- Ea5 40 f.e .tl
OF January. lsf. and further credit oh.
1855. payabl, on the 1'h tlF OF iHV
ls47: the balance upon SUCH terms ls Wl
be announced at the hour ~ aif
g. II. SUTTON. Trustee.
Sutton & Co, Aucr0at,rs. aI -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21
May 0ucnch a Long Thirst.

ABINGDON. VA. August 2o.-tSpecial)
In the local-optlon election In Abingdon
District to-day the district went wet
by about 80 majority. The district has
been dry" for six years. Two years ago
the majority for the "drys" was 10. A
fair vote was polled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21

Mrs. Peter White. who had charge Of
the Irish village at the Worlds Fair. has
consented to read papa on the progress
OF Irish industry for women at the Cot
ton States and International Exposition,
at Atlanta. Lady Aberdeen has also been
Invited 70 read paper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
BASEBALL AT wEsT-END PARK
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Il $50.
MANHATTAN GIANTS, or X,

RALEIGH GIANTS. OF r.
grudge." so YOU can see a battle-royal by
attending this game.
Game called al $50 O'Clock p. NJ.
Admission. 10 and 25c.-95e ticket admits
you To grandstand. Ladies. lJc.; ire 70
grandStand. du 1-u'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21
THURSDAY. AUGUST ID isl.
f.qy O'Clock D. %

This RESIDENCE is mei lr-s.2.l. c.,.
trally located. wen built. ar. uuI.rt.
lively new. IL has six room .-t s 90
taChed Kitchen ~ the yarl . 30
fronts ~ feet, with a depth ot .,t
more or Jess.
TERMS one fourth cash. hla.c b
!. .. and 3 years. interest alici sfi s-
cured by trust deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN a. 80.
an Is Aurf l.r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21
bicycles! BICYCLES!
ID REPAIRING.

A suggestion to bioycie-riders: Dont
have yOlr leg pulled oy the so-cailed
bicycle-repairer. out Dting your wheel to
YOUR tire patched and cemented on rim
Tor "a cents. Spokes. tangenis. direct or
cold or piano-wire put In steel OF
wood rims for CSC. each. Hubs. spokes.
nippies Tires OF all makes. Copper.
niated. nickel, and brass rims. $40 pair.
All wheels repaired fully gnaran'ssd.
no 6.1 ~. A-EONAks4h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21
PETERSBURG POINTS.
The Nnhonr-Wntts suit--Ano'her
Hold Robbcry-Pcrsonai.

PETERSBURG. VA. August ~.-'Spe-
cabin the matter Of the suit OF coIonei
watts against General william Mahone
for the recovery Of money alleged to De
due by the latter 20 the former OH ae-
count Of business transactions. there Is
lively discussion as 10 the mefl's oil '"-
case betvcen the counsel for the r.srec-
i've norties. Commissioner w Il. Mcf'ae
viii tomorrow begin TO take depositions
in the case. and probably the proceedings
viii be verX Interesting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21
AuCTluN sAIEs-Fn,nrn ~.

WHEN REAL ESTATE d. SOLD "a,
TAXES FOR THE CUBREAr chrrr
OAR YEAR ARE TO HE PAID pa
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND MS
NENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21
ExcunsIoNs. pIC-NIcs, &c.
purss c,Ilrs EXCURSION

TUESDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 9th.
STEAMER POCAHONTAS
TO DUTCH GAP.
Music. refreshments. and many other
attractive features.
Boat leaves 100 i. NJ.
Gentlemen. 80 cents. ladies' and Chill
dren, Is cents. au ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21
r.---.-.-oTT,l WOODWARD & sOS,
ISMypf SSDl LUMBER,
lNi9 9 - a Sash. BLINDS. ETC.
sa.su.W,Th Nlntn ana Byri streets
LOST. STRAINED. AND FOUND.

Disappeared. FROM THE RESI-.
Ngrchltter. va. about y % IS years ago.
THE IMMATURE PORTRAIT or
FRANCIS GOODE. son OF Colonel
Robert GoOde. OF Revolutionary lame
n il Is returned ln any state OF prescr-
walton. his descendants viii give a suit
able reward and ask no questions. Adj
dress Miss ". q. NJ. Dispatch Office. Rich
,nond az. au i1-iw-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21
ANOTuER BOLD ROBBERY.

Tho tailoring establishment Of Messrs.
Campbell & Parker. on Bank street VIZ
robbed Lest night OF three tuil-suit pa'-
terms. five pants patterns. one vest a.
tern, and a small sum or money. Hc
robbers gained entrance by breaking
through a rear window.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21
LAsr EXCURSION OF TIE SEASON.

LAST EXCURSION OF THE stAsoN,
to OLD POINT. By the ladies OF Grace
Street Baptist church, THURSDAY
MORNING, August "a. Train leaves
Leaves OLD Point after dress parade In
the fort. Round-trip. only 81. Tickets for
sale by committee and at train:
Az II, 3.i6,ls,9&J
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21

WANTED. TO SELL \ NICE LADYS
SADDLE AND HARNESS MARE. Not
afraid OF anything. sound. AMI gentle.
WIN be sold cheap. Apply at 1911 west
Main. au Lite
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED. BOARD FOR GENTLE
MAN AND WIFE. with child months
Old. in private family, west of FIFTH
street. Address AK, care Dispatch.
au g-it'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21

NICE LITTLE HOME on CAurcn Il.u
Price. 500. Apply 70 .5lS east Grace
street an 2l-5is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG.

our people feel much interest IN the
proposed construction Of an electric ran
way between Richmond and petersburg.
OF course there are many who would r.
gret 20 see such line constructed on inc
GROUND that the cheap fare would cause
some Of our people to trade In Richmond,
but there are many others who take a
more liberal view Of the matter. and be-
lieve that such a road would be mutually
beneficial TO the two cities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21
RICHMOND RAILWAY
AND
ELECTRIC COMPANY.

Main Office AMI Light prpar'm =
foot o. Seventh street lelepnone ~, ~,
civ Division, ol.ce Nam aad 'iA'
streets. Telephone slL III
Tnion Division. Office Twenty n'lo
and p streets. Telephone Cos
Manchester Office, semmes aieh'''
Are aud Iucandesccnt Lights sn'
rleclric Power az reasonable Fl.e@
Electric.Iight Wiring speelalsy' -,
Parties desiring Electro L'ses
Power by notifying tho main ONCE " y,
mail or telephone will 10 waited uP''
bv a representative OF the eoriraS.'
lua .o-tq
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21
ron Rent.
FOR RENT.
ROOMS

FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHEm
au hts 90 east Grace s.i'.'
FOR RENT, THAT VERY Dh7i'i'
BILE YELLING. No. $50 sllta
street. containing six rooms. $50
.u a most aeslyih!e neisnu-r.oo-. i'."'
reduced % 81 per month.
]. D. ELAN ~ co..
Phone S3i ill3 fast N7In sA."
an iu-iut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21
BY J. Thompson Brown & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctl0nse1s.
lii3 Main street.
CENTRAL BRICK REsIpENrl

Il 80. 502 EAST CLAY STREET.
BETWEEN FIFTH AND SlATH SIS
The owner is determined to s.l r'sl.
less - the low state of r.al estate .l-
attend this public auction ca ir- l..-.-
sis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21

A FEW MORE BOARDERS WANTED
AT A BEAUTIFUL SUMNER tEryllI.
All the comforts usually cesls d. llenty
Of shade. milk. butter and ice. Terms
moderate. For particulars Boz - Louisa
Va an ls-SI. Nts-s at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21

so WILL BUY \ SECONDHAND
DELIVERY-WAGON ~AS GOOD AS
NEW. J. ". WHITE & BROTHER.
au 2o-2t Fifth and Marshall streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21
WANTED. A PURCHASER FOR 4

COLUMBUS WHEEL.
Comparatively new VIII sell cheap
Address G. I. T.. care Dispatch. an 2t-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-21
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

II Is not believed that the Petersburg
Baseball Association will make any
money Of consequence this year and me
question Of a Petersburg team In the
State League next year Will be a matter
of serious consideration.
The twelve or fifteen members or Apo
mattox Commandery who expect 10 al
tend the triennial conclave in Boston next
week have not yet decided upon which
route they will take. They will hardly go
as a cOmmandery.
1t IS understood that there are several
applicants FOR the Chair OF Greek ana
Latin In the Virginia Normal School, made
vacant by the recent death Of Professor
Williams.
The announcement OF the death OF Mrs.
p. \. Goodwin in Wythavile caused great
regret among her numerous friends in Pc
tersbhrg, where she lived for number OF
wears
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27
ASSASSINS FRUSTRATED.
FruiilesS Effort OF Francisco and Antonio
Gonzales y Borrego TO Escape.

Again II bscones the duty u the New
Mexican Ia recori . fruiti-ss effort Of
Frnncisco Gonzalez Borrseo Ala An.
tonic Gonzales y Borrego. conhnei in the
county jail under death ssnt-nc. Tor the
murder of al. sheriff Francisco Chavez, W
regain their liberty.
Some time ago young man named
Max won Walden. under arrest for =
minor t.rritorlAl odens-. was placed in
the cell oceupi-d by the Gonzales y Bor.
r-gn brothers. Naturally he watched
the actions Of his desperate cell mates
with go1i deal ~ interest. Ono day h-
| oba.rv.d James Harris, then conhnod In
the city department u the jail for drunk
enn-ss, st.Althily pass two small dies and
u small saw IA the Borrego brothers, and
s"on discovered tina, they were quietly
and denly engaged In cutting thu chains
tina, bound them IA the coll, These fActs
he rspor;-d 10 tho sheriff and his depu-
ties aud thereafter the unsuspecting MUIR
d.rsrs wsr- more closely watched by the
guards than before.
Finally. yesterday norning. the officers
conciudsi that the time for action had ar
rived, and went into the cell for thu pur.
Inss Of examining the shackles Of the
convicts and taking possession Of their
working tools.
II was found that the Borr-gos had o,
neatly cut their chains that, while they
were nearly severed, clos. examinations
wac required 10 discover the cuts. Much
Ia the establishment and disRus, Of The
industrious iron workers, the old and
worthless shackl-s weru then rrplseed by
new and perfect bnes, and the dies and
saw we're hunted up aud removed irou
the cell.
This morning Jim Harris. having ssrv
ed ou, his city sentence. WAS released
from custody and immediately vr.arrest
~ for . much moro seri"us offense thAE
violating a city ordinance, that Of aiding
criminals W escAp-. Al HE preliminary
hearing In the afternoon he waived 81
animation aud ia default of bond places
~ jAil.-sAntA F- New hsyicAu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27
San MarCial!
SOCORRO COUNTY.

lyrical huin-- ~ San MsrcIsl. The p-opl-
~ that rla.r have -vsi-u,ly c,tue 10 stay
AMI I'VE ~ -sr" ,ni comfort In such
favorable surroundings unr tng-ts the
beat II summer sud cAn provEi. against
the light degree Il cold III wintsr.
The p-opl. II san MArial have M,
b--u uunindful II the frs,-rnal relAtionr
IT humAniiy, And ~ | ~ than eight
luug-- flourish ~ the tusn, including the
MAsonr, Ofd f-llows, knights IL PythlsS,
4. q. I W. Red Men, u, 81 l. Il. u Il
l. b Ani B II X r.
/, There arr several church sci-,i-r Ia
nan MsrcAl III. kmrc"psI church, jus,
nI,l-uug. . hue brick building IN
~Ll,G to- /. ll service A hrpt class pub.
nr Hrhsd - maintained IN n two. rDm
4 trick rch,-l b"ur-, Ml.s J"-ie Black has
h-"n engaged a" principal "r the nrh,
term. t-ginnIng IN s-pt-mbrr
rus ns sARCiAL BEs,
/ edited hJ HAIRY n. Ho~sr - r-gari~si
+ 10y the Nritrt ~ the bc-, weekly paper
. |
/ population II the town II IN bright,
u~~py, cl-su. And clear ii rtsl. ms,,-r al
the "boil-r plate" variety III. sSiituI
was found ~ b- All shAblr, agreeable
grntl-msn. whn Was unly tno glad " have
all opportunity H. Sn"v every carries, Il
CItIlKs representative
A c"rn-t bsnd ~ riIt--n pieces .nllvSn'
tue I-."lI. oi San MsctAl 10y playing II
the hAnd stand. under th- trees Ia ih'
rArk near the d"pn,, thru" evenings II
the week
A skating pavilion. 10 feet by NJ fee
Il -kuung h"ur. with dressing r""mr Nn'
gallery, has recently been erected, Au
Vr"vrl-s al excellent place Tor dancing
rIhibitrhs, th-Atric.l -nl,rts inments
etc. A. ;. smith, . champion exhibition
roller skater, u tho manager.
San Mnrcial has crack base ball club
u which &. A, whited 10 manager, an,
Who hope~ that arrangements will b
made Justify ing the club IN gn,ng 10 Al
hui.-rlue u comp.,- for the champion
ship during the tar,
San MHrcisl has NO, indulge,i ia tn
luxury ri Incorporation. Joseph McQuiI
lin In justice II the peace, and Da
WALKER deputy sheriff aud constable 4,
the precinct.
San MarciAl has = bank, Touring mil
: several grocery stores, three saloons, Nv
dry gooiS aud clothing stores, two dru
stores, several restaurants, and u bArbs
y shop and bath roms. Lack II spas
: m%b". necessary the omission Of pe rson'
notice II the business men by name. b,
: the writer hAs nowhere in the t-rritor
me, more -n,erprislug. generous Al
= pubic spirited clHss Of business men this
a, Sau Marcisl.
Taken all In all. there 10 no more pro-
J" I.-rous little town anywhere than tina, ,
~ tho bank Of the Rio Grxnde named h,
I" MArciAl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27
ABSOLUTELY 7''RE



The following papers have been 6lsd
with Territorial Secretary Miller the psst
week;
The c. lar Canon Coal company, ~
knpwr'i. Chsv-s county, New MEXICO,
haA filed articles ~ Incorporation with the
territorial secretary, setting forth the
following pArticulR ipnmpurators
Joshua & High. Harry r.fmAck, James
n invin.. Richard Y barnett. Charles
n. Sparks. Arthur q Draper, Jason W.
James. William a. Norton. John shaw,
Marx Howell ~ Chsv-s county Cyr,llus
Is Ayers. ~ Lincoln county; william A.
finGay. Il Eiiy county; "bj-c,a--ae-
luirinR Anh ul,-rn ting rnal AMI petroleum
landp pi,al II Oh Sts,Wl; life my
yrsrr; directors X 'l,>ri + Barn-tt,
Cha'l-. " Sp,'k- Arthur q. Draper,
Jsron W Jsp"'. n rry Csrnack, John
shaw and Max " Sli, principal place
~ buH,n-r. - Roe II. N ".
Tn" Si-rr, tun,t" hsnk, IL Hillsboro,
| reports IT, N" ,riturisl secretary its
condition II July | ufoll"wr; Resources,
| k13,d.H 10: rh ~ hAnd anil iue from
i,r nk.r-. ~, 0si ~; '.p,+,ts, tb6,6a3 ~,
The Bank ~ Com, ~ re. nf Albuquerque,
rrJ-,ru 40 foil rvs R"e'u'crr, t6+.394 II !
r.sh "h ',An' aud u" from other banks,
SiI1,N ~ d-po-',n, SiNd.Ci6 ~.
The governor har appointed the follow.
ing no,nri-r public Richard y Bsrner,
II Silver -, Geoigr A. Camphsld. oi
Alhulnetau"
The governor has app'int-,i Charles
llf-ld, IL the county u San Miguel. .
member II the lpari ~ regents ~ the
| on.u,.l .,hnni al Las vagaa yica Cnlutu.
bus Noise. deceased, and has also d.sig
mated Joneph u Braman, II New York
City, AZ omm,rsionrr II d-,-is for New
MEXICO in IN. state ~ New York,
The Atlantic n Pacific lines are ell cleaI
and open h-,wssn Albuquerque aad NJ
have. No ho.is ar wa~houts have oc
Cured
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27
THE CANE YESTERDAY.
Our Browns Suffered Their First Defeat
After q Hard Struggle.

Yesterday was red letter gay ~ ba-e hall
cltclrs. and a, least SEQ al admirers III the ma.
tiunal spor were on the grounds when the
umpitcs, Messrs. Johnson and Dutch. called
play ball" The minutcst details ~ the
match. wherein the gallan, browns went down
IN defeat after u hard struggle, are tuld N the
following innings:
FIRST INNING.
browns -vorhrs struck uu,. kaymr; uu, On
Nv to J., Garbasky; Menciec cat an foul hy To-
Ia CuttUii,
Sandrns Mrneier mutfrd kavanaugh'S tra
fnul ny, but caught him an another. l.ngur
cut On ty tn McSuc; COtton Rut first an balls
klnlnch tra safely an bsr,~ick's crm, ad
VanCing Cotton Ia SECOND, who, inuInCnt
later. reached third hAsc ul az throw uf L. Mo
Dunald's Ia second, nobasiy being near the
las. "a stop hall which ven, ou, t. Holland IN
ton s,urCd, ana klnlWh went on Ia second
X, Taylor struck gut. Scorr, 1.
sgCoSp INNING,
browns Holland ON three strikes, Wild throw
and passed lall iraihrd s.Cund lhisc, MCl ur
nv Ii"lianI /" ,h,.i has.' m,si%,cH 80, on II lis
to- center hrld ilvtlyr hu liner Ia night,
scuting Holland ttnnihiri lasr, X. Nc bnald
on the hut, aud -cndlng iicrlru to ihlr,i base,
e. Mcdonald drove 'Ht q CHklnR t~o. ls,HRrf
70 dccp ycntri, ~."ing iicflsn., Nmllrs Inl.
Raymef struck Out, S,mC, T.
Sandrns I'd baftd,ky ,mi an tiy Ia Ray.
mct, L.. yallisky siTuk cut S,huist Ia
lsis- an islls, and Iuplcu lat Ia SECOND and
uut at hrst. S,uir, ~.
InIHp ISSISU.
hroV Is Nrnrirr Ia la.c uu halls aud later
stale second, Holland struck uui Mcnrfrc
| cut Trying "a steal thitd hafr. MrCuc ht Ia
lrh and safe at hSi li,mt~ick Int tor two.
| baggct Ia dcvp ,ruiuI sofing MCCm, Iies
leu hu Ia Hhon 'vuivt, -ufinn H,t-tNICk, and
| then Arnt an Ia SECOND. X Ma Donald cut an
nv Ia pitcher ~ u.C,y
| SandCns -kaNanaugh uut on fly to Holland
Inguc Ia haSr an lIls, aud ,iIt trying to steal
| second. Cotton drove cut 4 t~,. has..T Ia oft
ncIl and safe, klnliS h lu ir,S., an tails X
| lay lH drove liner ever ~, and hass, srufin X
| [ ,a,nn. H,ah we're advanced 4 las, an a " IA
| pitch. I'd. GaTtasky Ia las. uu tails, l.. tiaf
| i,sskS hil nv Ia kaymCf and uW. SaoIc l,
| FouHTH INSIN,n
| Bru~nS Worries G'ui uu hN tn third: Nay.
ln,f lu hasr on hn1all; Mrn,irr III q, .rc
| and and safe al iirst. but In Tuuulug on Ia see
| uud Mas uul cut an thrown tall, RaN mrt N ,IinR
I" ,hId la>', Holland mt "u hy IL SECOND
| ias,. S,uIr, u,
Sandrus Shnlrf hit tNo ,apgr, tn deep
| lett held Iuplcn hit ~ Pitc'ict amt Icaclrti
| nfsi safely ~ hotter and Nnihru going an Ia
| ih,rd and second basra respc lively IN Wild
lhIu~ - anaush hit iof thI,r dagger tu irfi
! hsld, scMns Schobcf and Coplrn l.,xuc hii
- Hsrt bit kaN anaugh ~Hs
Cotton tu las,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27
rnAT aE,iNINEnnn,r

The Denver Republican, says editor
tally. gu . subJset Of interest 10 ali Albu.
qusrlueans, ~ followS!
The application for foreclosure OF thu
srs' mortgage On the Atlantic 4 PAc hc
RAJ way 10 az interest, for II may result "a
90 sntire change Ia the relation IL that
company ~ the general pubic. The At,
lAbtlc Il Pacific ~ q d,sIInc, c0rI.irstIOn,
tut II hAs be-n Operated ~ long ia con.
p-ction with the AtehlSOn. Topeka n Sau.
" We that II hes iooksd 81 the public ~
though II ~-r- an integral part ~ thai
system. ln reality II was Irysct-'i l"nI
before the Atehlson, TopekH A santa r.
vas thought of. II 10 part ~ the old
Thirty. nth Parallel route, which Al.
trAct.si attention b-fnr- the war, A par
Of that syst@m Vas built from ~. Lpu,s
aud II now constitutes the ~ Lnuis A
kan Francisco lln- frnm that city Ia 81
pulpA. IN ih. Indian Tertiary, Hut th'
gap between h-puipa And Albuquerque
never has bern hlNd, The main In- u
the Atehison. Topeka A Santa " t"ok III.
place II that part of the route. II q
probable that In th. event ~ sale ~ tbs
Atlantic A Pacific the Atchison eunipAn,
would buy IL IN, but n II we're I" tall int
tue hands VI entirely new IS-opl-, II miKh
bs that the gap b-twesa S~pulpA aud Al
buqusrqus would he allied, That. how
ever. 10 nat al ell probable. The rOn,
runs through . country which poessss-I
sonssdsrable resources, consisting ehirh
Of eGAI. Iumb-'. building stous aud agII
cultural aud grazing lAnds but il n
sp1rssly se,,l-d. There 10 = large Lam
grant Belonging W the ceapAny. wh,el
sdds greatly w tbs value Of lie Asgrsgat
poassssi0as.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27
tn. fourth N.,iop.l Irrigation Congr~as


nus, he made success. There should
b. no such wori - fail In the vocabulary
Of The men having the Irrigation Congress
msit.rs In charge.
Tvs recent heavy rains throughout
New Mssioo are placing the stock ranges
In Hn- ehndiiun, and while SINE damage
has BEEN done 10 crups. upon the whole,
th. benefits have been greater than the
injury done.
Mtsnss shoud not forget that the sus-
tsnsiuu of Assessment of ~ aud % does
not apply To ~ aud ,hs, 10 hold an un-
patented mining claim IN any state ar ter.
ritory 10 tap uaion LOO worth II work ~
improvements mus, IL put thereon r"nr
tim. between January / and D-c-mb-r
81. 1875.
II 10 estimated that II all the silver IN
the world wrrr sbipl+-i To- the country
aud es.ncd It would give us hu, 1910 p-r
capita At the rat. " ti,uUo,OOO Ter
month Il would take sbuut -Ighty yesfr
" coin II. These hgurrs tend very
greatly Ia break the force 81 the dump.
ing ground" th.ory.
Tnn Raymond AscArAt- sheriff. c"u
t-si cAsS " 81 dragging i,a weary Icing u
through the court ui the III ri Judicial dtn
trict. The testimony is clear Ia the -hrc
that Nuns Raymond, republican rAnd
date, r-c-iv-i . msJ"rity OF all the l-ga
yotes cAst lArt November Ia DnnA AM
county for the office II sheriff Tho cart
should l- promptly d-ch~i
NM HARsY won "hr-t blSh' ia III,
debate now going un ia Chicago by c"in
polling hiS adversary " admit that Va
silver dollar wss established ~ the un
oi value. This rr"p"~,iinn has l'-"u de
MED str-nunuSly, hitherto, hy the AdVu
Gates Of the gold STANDARD ~ all the,
sp--ch-s aud IN their literature.
THE I-nv-r News hA- the following I
AAy vsiiturisIIy about the Democrat Me-
s,ah: III the New Mexico Mr-r,Ah wan,
To accomp lrh something worth while ,
tn. miraculous line let him come ny all
TAX. u whIrl Al the majority ii the ca,
council. There IL all rIc-.lent uppurtut
ity for = man with by pnutIr eye Al th
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