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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-05-30

sadler R-possessory claim to l55 .25 ceres land
appln No 1894 and ,2l0, being hi OF W ctr anu
e qtr of n W qtr and II W qtr OF qtr ana lmpts,
sac o. GA 6; possessory claim TO 2sO acres lah9
amin No s 345 and S346 being W hf of W qtr and
s & qtr of S W qtr and W hi OF Il W qtr ana W qtr
of n qtr and W qtr OF our sec 10 ., n o.
possessory claim to 40 acres OF land apPn no
being qtr of qtr sec 81 foi e. TAX s=''oi'
penalty S2,96, adv 50, total $3.50. -, ,.,
| Sharp H-Fee simple title to 100 acres ianu
Patents No 247O, 2727. 3ili. Possessory clam 20
40 acres land appln II ,l00 tax sl2o, poll tax %
! penaty 81 81, adv 81, total sl5.f. - ,oo..
Smith John Il Bro--Possessory claim to l20 acres
land and impts at Dutch Flat tax $50 u.s. poll taxes
Sc, penalty 81 80. adv 50, total S3i .95.
| Strange James--Possessory claim TO lou acres
land appln No Ii 4l3, being II W qtr sec 2 69;
tax 81 Is, penalty 2lc, adv 81, total s4,Si. a,
sutton T-P0ssessory claim to M sec III Il
r 81; tax 1 90 peLalty 42c, adv total 6,6S
The Legal Tender MIG. Co-lmpts at Crescentcon
sisting of 8 stang quartz mill, ONCE and assay
, office Impts at Legal Tender mine situated
miles east of Crescent; tax SlO2f'' pehs'y slo'%'
adv 50, total Sll50 o.
Towner c W-Possessory claim to 100 acres Lane
and impts at Indian Greek Ranch about 40 mile
northwest from Las Vegas, being nj OF q,
, and II w qtr of 8 qtr sec l6 L 10 ", appln NJ
$500; tax S25 30 poll tax So, penalty 81 3d. adv
[ total $3.50 -.
:, T. o, ofice-Possessory claim to lot and impt
l. situated second street in the southeastern POI
ton of Bunkerville; tax $40, penalty SIC, adv
"a Tachonheimer NJ w-Possessory claim to II
n acres land appln lo,94s, being ctr sec 20
White j. A-Possessory claim to 80 acres Ian
appln No 6, 1904 being qtr of qtr and W q
. Of qtr secl2 I l5, &C e; tax Sl,24, penalty IL
q adv 50, total s., SO.
o. Youngs W H-Possessory claim to 100 acres lal
Ut being the north portion OF qtr sec II 70 r
L. tax 81 "a, penalty II c, adv 81 total 1896.
Zachow u W Estate-Impts consisting OF co
I'd centratng plant situate on the site OF the old Flor
" mill below town of Phoebe; taASV,lO penalty VI
-, adv 81, total s9.Sl
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-05-30
PiOCHE.

Buck Hung-Fee simple title to lot anu lmpts'
lot block 2; fee simple title tn lot and tmpts'
lat Al blk 36 fee simple title to lot ana hnpts'
lot 49, blk 49, tax 81 81 poll tax s. Penalty sl'o''
Adv 50, total Sl3 81 .,...
Delrlue Jos-Fee simple title to l l2t anu lhpts'
on Cedar street. lot 25, blk 25; tax s2,O3 pehaly
26c, adv 50, total 81 49, ,,.,o,a..o,a
Estate OF Sol Biiler Fee simple title TO 2lots ana
mpts lot ST. blk SO; tax 81 50, penalty Ice adv 81
total 1885 49,, s,,.o,, n
Franks John--Possessory claim to all 0: BLOCK ~
and impts; tax 49, poll tax 50, penalty Si23 adv
s. total 1851, -.o, nh o,
Heitzleman Pee simple title to lot "a, DIX 70;
tsx 37c. penalty Sc, adv So, total 81 40
lose VIM Possessory claim TO one lot anu ihipts
on Main street lot blk 30; tax go penalty i6c'
adv 81, total 1885. ,L i,
McKiuzie Hugh-PosseSsory claim to cHplh III
the rear of lot IT blk 81 Phoebe; tax siG', p'haty
l6c, adv 81, total 81. So ,..ai,,,,,,
Nevada Stage IL Transportation Co Fee simple
title to lots aud impts lots II and 49, DIX ~; taA
81 10. per ally lie, adv 81, total 50 "A.
Pjersou James-Fee simple title to lot Davls
street, lot 81 blk 25; tax S4l2 penalty 4lc' adv ~
total S6,53 -,
Sherwood Mrs Kate-Fee simple title TO lou
and impts Main st, lots &c. 81, 80, 80, DIX 81; lee
simple title to lots and impts, Wandell 81 lou
as. IS, blk 81; tax t2l.37, penalty 81 ID. adv 81
total $25 80. ,..
Unknown Owners.-Fee simple title to two lots
lots rs and IT, blk 90; tax 37c p"nalty &C. adv y
total SAL.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-05-30
MONDAY, 2lsT DAY VI
JANUARY, 1895,

or 30 much OF each parcel as will pay the amount
of taxes, delinquency and costs against u, VIII 1e
So,d by me, as County Treasurer and Ex-oihc 10
Tax Receiver of said County of Lincoln. at ~ IL
o'clock M. of said day. at the front door OF tne
49,. bonss At the town OF Phoebe, in said county
w satisfv such taxes delinquency and costs. SAD
sales will be made subject to redemption wi.hla
SIX months after the date of sale by payment o,
az ,., thraa ner cent per month thereon from the
Sate of sale until paid accordance with the pro
visions of Section of an act of the Le2lsauIe ~
the state of Nevada, approved March i-'h' 1000
page III. oo ,ooo
fio'n0' W.. DOpLEY,
County Tressurar and Ex-0ficio Tax Receiver
Lincoln County, Nevada
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-05-30
NOTICE
-OF--
mz "A " C "a TnEs
n.,,uouent List of Property for ths he"'
1894, Lincoln County, N"H"""

Notice ia hereby given to those whom 1t may con ..
oorn and to the following named persons ana 70
W rners Of or claimants to, the resi- estate anu
ali U" thereon or improvements when
sppssed separately hereinafter deserbea known
or Unknown that the taxes f9 Soe state sas
County purposes for the year T. aS9S %
ssa,t are now delinquent; that ten per cen
PsDaity and two dollars 81 0Ol cost OF advertising
has been added in each case and thst any pieee
nss Of property upon which said taxes, penait
ps par eos y. snail remain unpaid on
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-02-21
Attention
Housekee !!

lave you ever compared Goods
and Prices at McClatcbey's store
to what you pay others
Do you know McClatchey has the
most complete stock of Groceries,
: Crockery and many other lines. an i
can save you money on anything
purchased of him?
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-02-21

Our article in last weeks PAPER how to
build cotton factory IN Marietta, by pay
ing 90 cents per week per share, has elicA
tied some interest. and is being talked
about as good plan. One of our prom>
inent citizens told us Tuesday; Put me
down four shares" He says that he knows
of others who will subscribe. What say
you? 1t seems if our Board of Trade
would canvass for stock on the plan PRO-
posed. 1t could be readily obtained.
THERE is nothing that will handicap a
man in a community more than not to
pay his debts. When il is said OF a man
he is 'slow pay" or Couldn't pay" that
fellow has lost the confidence of the peo>
pie and credit, which is capital, will be
withheld. Pay your debts, keep your
promise, and you will succeed, because
you will get advantages by it that you
could not get otherwise and besides it is
honest to do so.
One ofour citizens, while coming to the
square from his home during the snow
last week, passed on one side of the street
eleven gates and out of the eleven, seven
OF them were standing open, obstructing
the sidewalk. He says he is in favor of
keeping them shut or hanging them on the
inside.
Hirsch has the largest stock of youths
and children suits in the city, which he is
selling way down.
WANTED. are offering good con-
tract now to men of character and good
makeup to sell Sewing Machines and
collect Can locate you in a good sec.
ton. With US, promotion invariably fol.
lows success, Address j. H Harley,
Atlanta, Ga
New goods New stock have sole
all my fire damaged goods and now | cal
furnish my customers with nice fresh goods
Call and see ne. j. w. HAKDEMAN,
c. G. Man
Bargain in clothing shoes and hats a
Read & Virgins.
Dr. Green, pharmacist at Crosby's dru
store, while engaged in snow-balling Sat
urday, attempted to enter Malone ant
Loves drug store hurriedly, when hi
| elbow struck one of the large panes of glas
in the door, breaking it, and cutting hi
little finger on the right hand to the bone
He had Dr. Malone to dress it and outsid
of little soreness, Richard is himsel
again"
No school measures are too exacting fc
real students. Approaching the schoo
privileges, they are always ready to com
ply with any measure that will promote
its efficiency. A real student understand
that conditions for learning are dependen
upon discipline. He knows that order ane
system are necessary to progress.
Miss Jennie Pierce very charming
young lady of Augusta, VINO is visiting
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Brown, will shortly visit
Bishop Weed, of Florida, the land where
the sun is warmer and snow dream.
1t is true we invited all the cotton facto.
ries from the North and East to come
South, but we didn't know that they were
going to send all their snow in advance
They doubtless wanted the south to look
home>like to them.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-02-21
Notice these Prices for Instance.

UuIlVu tilUuO llUUO III InOtulIUOI
23Pounds Best GranuLated Sugar
for One Dollar.
81 Pounds Light Brown Sugar
for One Dollar.
6 Pounds Roasted Coffee for One
Dollars.
40 Pounds Hudmit's' Grits tor
One Dollars.
20 Pounds Rice TOR One Dollar.
II Pounds Best (Kettle rendered)
Lard for One Dollar.
2 Pounds Best Mixed Tea for
One Dollar.
Genuine (Blue) Buckwheat Flour
5 cents per pound.
Dat Meal S cents per pound.
Best Cream Corn 15cts. per can.
Best (sliced or grated Can Pine
apple, 20 cents per can:
Sardines 5 cents per box.
Columbia River Salmon Is cents
per can.
French Peas 20 cents per can.
Cove Oysters, 10 cents.
3 Cans Eagle Brand Milk, 55cts.
Best quality Gellatine, 10 cents
per package.
Potted Ham 8 cents per box.
Condensed Mince Meat, 10 cents
per box.
Best Snowflake Crackers Is cents
per pound.
Saeur Kraut 5 cents per pound.
Picked Pigs Feet 10 cts. per Id.
Flavoring Extracts 8 cts. Bottle.
absolutely pure) Pepper 20
cents per pound.
No. l Mackerel 10cts. per pound.
French Prunes 1Octs. per pound.
Dates S cents per pound.
Best Dove Brand Hams 121 cents
per pound.
Best Dove Brand Boneless Break
fast Bacon 12a cents per pound.
Farm Sausage l23cts. per pound.
30 cents size Tomato Catsup 25
cents each.
Best London Layer Raisins IA
cents per pound.
SHousehold Ammonia 10cts. bottle.
Matches Gets. per dozen boxes.
Laundry Soap 7 cakes for 25cts;
Best New Orleans Syrup SO cts.
per gallon.
Silver Drip Syrup 40cts. gallon.
Cuba Molasses 25cts. per gallon.
Virginia Sorghum a5cts. gallon.
Navy Beans 1Octs. per Quart.
White CTable) Beans 5 cents.
Hundreds Of bargains in Crockery
and Glassware.
Do not fail to get our prices before
buying. We never fail to make it
to your interest to buy from us.
Prices always lower than they
ought to be-never higher than
elsewhere.
No job lots nor seconds but al
ways strictly first class goods at
lowest prices
Our Teas GuRaes ar ted
solely for 4o4r 9upell, rinsic
drinking qualities and are unriya..-
ed for purity, richness and flavor.
Yours for business,
.. T. McClatchev.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-02-21

tDE KISS .s.-A new three ROOM
well faF 5aed dwelling, and outhouses,
and FIVE acres Of land within one mile of
public square. Apply to w. 5. Cheney.
The snow remained long enough this
time to give our citizens ample opportuni~
ty to enjoy sleighing. All kinds of rigs
were made to Go service and there was
jingling of bells, even to the modest Cow
bell" So runs the world away
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-02-21
A NEW BARBER SHOP.
MaTIetta's First White Barber Shop.

North Side Public Square.
This shop was opened August 1st with
two competent white BARRIERS. We have
come to stay and as Marietta enterprise
we most earnestly solicit your patronage.
G. V. BOSTWICK, Proprietor.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-02-21

WANTED.-We are offering a good con-
tract now to men Of character and good
makeup to sell Sewing Machines and
collect. Can locate you in good Sec
ton. With US, promotion invariably fol,
lows success. Address j. H Harley,
tlanto GO
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-16

Pinos Altos, n NJ, passed through last
night on trip 10 81. Louis aud New
York. lie met his friend, barney Lob.
man, At the depot Mr. He'll told TN
CITIZEN reporter that h. has tired " min.
ing experts aud promoter, who prunli4.
much and do nothing llc has taken with
him soms samples NJ ots from the h-m :
N nca, including tn5 gold nugget ant
specimens " quartz, at least one half II
which are gold. Apat, from tch -am-
there are big bVilrs ~ luS grade ifr.
milling ores. The death NJ Mi St"ph.n.
neccssitAte- the sale II III. mines ~. the
best means II winding w the estate" Mr.
Bell had prepared tlt."" worth II
pretty gold hrlck to exhibit ut the last
territorial fair, but business made It IN.
p-,siblc for hun H. leave hrmr
His properties have been Thoroughly
exploited aud their values afr we'll knuwu.
hence hr will not give n working hond.
aud prefers Ia deal directly with buyers
without the lnt-t,cntlunu u middle Iuhu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-16
A SMOOTH SC0uNDRhL
An impoS,or trieS to Impose ON the Tn
SuSpeeting ani Is Caught al His Tricks.

~uIna fellow giving hi name ~ ! ls,'.
niau Long, was IN Albuquerque y"-irf
lay, soliciting money iuf Mf~. Br"uan.
whom hr represented a. br hl- aunt. a
pafalytic, living AT - Main street. East
Las Vegas. Iir stated that the afflicted
woman had resided ~ this citS fnr two
years ~ more. aud that the people ~
East Las Vega, wlu Nal 80 long aided
the afflicted one, had al last concluded tu
send him ~ Albuquerque, L. solicit hrlp
down there.
Marshal Tom CLAY. IT thI- cltN happen.
III tn H. IN Justice ttawfufd'- court ruin
when the fellow Wa brought ~ TOT ~
animation. Mt. I Ia, Wa dressed ~ eat
iErn-' clothes, and the Progressed l,r,
man Long did not kiuw that hr va. aIr
officer. aud still less from Las vegas. ~
MI Clay asked number II Iur-tIulI-.
the answers H. which shaved completely
that the fellow wa- unacJualutrd hero.
aud ptohahl, had never been here m m-
llir
tie stated that Mt Eulnnu Ir-rI,d at
~ Main street. tut there 10 ur such
place Tor any one tu f"-idr at llr cuulI
not tell where the rliN hail l. lucaird. hr
did not know IL" name II a single duC.
tor. lawyer az hu-liI"-- man ~ las Nrgd-
Ne knew nothing ahout Las \rga-.
more than would u rllld uuhoru. 1t Wh,
u clear ease II getting lnunrN under iil-"
pfrtrn-.'s. and II l. much tu /" dr.Ilri
that Justice Crawford gave mm the full
limit ~ the Law TO-DAY. the ra-r having
been ADJOURNED I" this da;".
The ahNr article Is taken from the up
tie II last saturday Long l. th" same
individual that male rtl- at uymh,r
ut residences on the Highlands last W"rk.
soliciting money tur u woman, whom hr
claimed Wa SICK and destitute ~ san
Francisco. and Wa d,-lrru- ~ rrarmug
her home somewhere ~ thrra,t lluu-,.
wives should l." careful toward Whou
they extend their -Nmm,h, aui gen. a,-
itN fnf more than three. u'lh- of those
who call "a hrgg expeditions Al. rhuA
luIE'-tuI-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-16
NOTABLE bar HuNI.
CT land StaiwartS Attack Bruln In HIS
widest LairS.

noted party of democratic bear hunt
els who tprk g. the wu'd~ October 81, ~
rlNrl III Albuquerque "n passenger We,
from the south last might. The party
comprised no'rrnor ". !, thornton ~ur
'rSur nrnrral has. r. Ea~Ir,. Hon ". :
ll"p"wrll. II. T.. IAmuf,HIN. 81 Washing
ton. H. e.. sniI II thu commissioner II III,
general land office. l'ri, Harry King 81
Washington, u, e.. chief IL the drafting
div l~lUn II the general lald office ami h'
s"n Norman {. King 81 santa hr, T., t.
They were the guests 81 Vii. Ii"prw"ll oIl
bear hunt into the heart II the Wild~ ul
the BLACK Rangr, Nlrl"ra peak, about
forty miles from illii,huru. wa- the seen,
~ the slaughter. aud wluI" the drIn"c'H.
cN ~ the four quarters "t the nation Wa
being wiped almost cut ~ existence
taking juntiiiahlr rrNrug" un the Wild
beasts II the kucklrs. FIVE hears. three
mountain lions, seventeen deer and
al lnnuInrfahlr amount II small garu,
l. the record Cod. liuurn Nuuchr.
Tor the CORRECTNESS II these figures ant
a. Il" was once newspaper man llm
self, his word canuoi be- disputed. u"'
rruur thornton carried one al the new
irrrman army regulation rlii"-, ani ru,Ilt
stand al thu safe distance II two inllr'
FROM bruin AMI send n" drath-,lrallng
missile through his carcass, guided hN III,
surveyor GENERAL transit IN sighting
the object.
The governor would haN" kept on un'l
hr had slaughtered all the Wild ma,i, "
the range had not Mr.. Ian"r"auN h.rI
land aud kentucky,
Two II the bear skins wrr" lru 1T mn,
hnru a. be- tanned. the "rhrrs the gentle
men had with them l,r laNI- aur
Mrssrs. Robinson. bentley aud Miller
noted bear hunters ~ lllll-h"r". arc"u,
panied the party, who had u splendid lim'
throughout Col. llop"wrll. whom Prot
King d"-ignat"s a. the PARAGON II hos
pitalit!." proved an excellent rnlrrtalnr
~ usual
Governor Thornton aud cot lIoprwrl
remained over In Albuquerque last night
and the other members II the party con
tlnurd on with their bear skins io SAINT
| fg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-16
DEAlH VI A HIND,
Diaholltal Plot to KIN a whole Famn,


h. J"hu VI k"-,. hnuk hulglar aud
one II ia" coolest hl-",d Nhluu- that
ever drIi"d lu,dr", dhhollralN d"trrm
med 10 "tI"' ou' - whole family at Nr-a,
Ma, lat w,rk H., had hrru separated
from M ~Ih. Whp made lr, hmur with
hrI idtlnL brJ & Nlllmul-, amt ~. or.
der l." feed lat real ~ faurnd rnrug"
be- ailrmpt"u The murder 81 MI. E,r-'.
William aud the latter Wl',. a. Thea
all lay asleep t~,.- confederate
-pural,d AMI ~hrun Urmr VA IN hiding
when IA" l'ud Appeared With hatcmt ~
hand lwumIr- had h"rn placed m Ihr
haI and wlrn ltp-' had hurlrd the WraI~u
IA "ur Il them. llr officer c"urutn,im
hun to surrender Rn-c rraclrl f,t m-
rrNuhrt ant 4 muru'Il later trli had lu
III tack
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-16
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND.
That number Of sheep shipped from New
Mexico.

IN conversation with prominent sheet
men last evening, Iut CIrlZt> reporter
got ~'inr data ahuut the Immense ship
in"nts NJ sheep from central and northern
New MrNlru within the past sixty days ~
thrfrahouts The by shipments. figured
W. ~ III" ends o., their lingcr- amount u
Three hundred thousand not a. -ay
anything II ~" numerous snail lurk-
~"ld at man, lNlnt-. Fur the first time,
Fort collins. Colorado, noted fur being
w" center II III" biggest sheep feeding
industry ~ the nitrd states. M, AIrd the
\"N M"Nlru market Aud carried away
u huudrrd thousand head. mostly feeders.
which viii be- Slapped IT, thicagu aud
"thrt I"lul. ~ ~" -pfing Rail.
t"ad tih- have h"rct"irtr kept
Font ,wlu- hNri- uut II this ter.
fll"n and tluN confined their puf.
chn-'- l." tab. Montana and other
northern states 90 thI- number " \.
l'rak" ha- Shipped 2t.''r and ". j. Fart.
l","n. these gentlemen ate now IN the
'lt, I"'klug W. mote purchases. Mi
Drake Viii remain irr 4 week ~ ten days
ant VI RAN Wtli l,dN" The latter part II
the Wr,k with auu,lrl shipment from
lnu, imuup IN" olh"r fort ,ullln.
hN,I- ate L'nm'; lt"-. y l'Iaul. MNtun
Vixen l,rn h't,h ind \ \ kno;i
Ih'rr b. %. udrk Mt inr the large crops #
alfalfa lru ~ lhi section and thu own.
ri- arr irving lu save thrn-"hr- from
hral lu-- hN feeding 1t Tot fattrning
sheep
vi E,uuu OF EA,munI. \rl,., has
Ah,u "u 90 ih. trIuluN ,ui' sheep
Aui hml-, \olaul y ~Wlu. 81 uhlragu.
about ws" head. i. H. Long II Long
Bur,, >,camou.. lll IoU D head. T., ".
~hrlluck and john l. French. II lineage.
= go ul Whlrh 1.'.'w ,tr purchased ffrm
''ru-- blackwell \ 60. aud 5,'r from
". T. ~kluunI lh"-, W,tr ,hlplrd Ia
feeding gruh- At It, fuN uu the \ufth.
N,Irru mirrd ~ mIlr- from chicago
~'IJnmtult, a. lrhllr- II Colorado
~prug-. tlt"ut u,'" head which the,
rut IT, km.a- and Nebraska. Mr kun.
l1u- mah.a lls Iupurut ,o Nebraska
and hh"I &c. r mote have gone lo l-olat.
81 poirl- Iu that -lal"
II Wwll have been 4 hlg year tor Nrw
Nr>lr. Sheep i'aIrr- 10 lh, wal IT sales,
n uI,r. Nil hu.u -aiI-idrluiN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-16
sPANIsH oITHAGI.S.

British, fr-nrh aud american Clii,rn.
Arrested bS spanish Authorities
hey Vest. Fla, Nov, l2.-Ihr Span.
iard- have arrested Ernest BfDk-, n Brit
ish subject and manager ~ the SolAiad
sugar plantation. Mrssrs. l.acon and lin.
get, French citizens, and several Ameri.
cans, engaged In business IN Guana,an.
anIO,
The British, French and American ,ic.
consuls demanded the release IT the priS.
0ners, but the Spaniards REFUSED. and as.
serted that the men arrested have paid
tribute "a ths insurgent chief. Mrcts,, and
struggled arms,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-16

At u recent meeting II the Ilurk and
Ladder company, presided over ~ N--l-.
tant Foreman Ilrfnrl. IL" following
tall committees "rf" appointed
arrangements IT, VI. tuniin, char.
man, r. Il llaf~ch. VI T.. Klan, j. II
,rain-lrN, John l. 1acnhl.
tl"r-M :, llrrnrl. manager, r. Is
GENTRY Nm, Ma~,u, J. l-hrrW~al. T.. :
Nee anna, Ralph I'M ". H. Baird
Reception hl"f ". Met trIght, ~.
,i>tHnt Ihlrt Vim. i've, Foreman Knight.
No. hos" company Foreman e. RupIr,
"" > hose company Foreman 'urgulit,
No. : hose ruuupauN John tfnilru. / T.
l~hrtW-h. " j. iIamN. / Mr\ulty. Il.
i llniinrNrT tIauk I've {. +. lufh,-.
t. j. iraTrr, ,ha-, Mrlmnalh, j. t.
White. ", & b-il
Ia charge II the rluAk rsrin Fred tai
hutt AMI Iur luuuliur.
the annual tall II IA" aho', Nr' com
auN viii J." mrli at The \rmrn uu
"Wednesday evening, NuN. -,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-16

J \ Nduglr, a,-l-taul general manager
~ the ~"n"fa railroad, paced through
here f.: hlcagu last might IA hi private
car \u ~. he gentleman lufuru,sl a
IlGlIbN representative that 'hr tat" II
s"nufa ha. been hlr-,'d with abundant
rams tn, sa-nIl. aud that fanchmrn and
cA,tl" grower Az PROSPEROUS. III, road
l. now getting ready 10 ship thlrt, thou
sand head u cattle destined Tor breeding
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-16
NneTno0n IrAs

Fiji ilartwell, IN her last -yndirai" NJ.
ticle, says; II don't recommend Nh, -Ia,.
cial brand ~ tea for aitctnnulI u'clurk.,
dn, however know all ahnut the best
tea Ia take AT night. Parks Tea will Ger.
tAinly clear your complexion aud purity
your hl0h. lou Will be- surprised at the
Improvement II you axe n cup II Parks
Tea each night" sold hI lf. Ihu~. H.
Burgess X son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-16
FORT S1ANION.
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Abandonment

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