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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25

The annual report Of Director Hersey.
Of the weather bureau. at santa ~, l.
one ~ the hest advertisements Tor the
climate Of this section " the countf,
that II would bc possible fof ~ ~ have.
The nRurrs given are all official. and
they show u" variations " temperature
Throughout the year ~ asrcftainrd hy
careful local observers, who are fully
equipped with the mus, reliable govern.
ment instruments.
The tables show the maximum and
minimum temperature lot every daS III
the year, and from these iigutr- W. learn
that the watue't day last summer Wa-
the ith " July when the mrrruf, reached
~, the coolest time IT the year lN2i wa-
the 18th ~ February, when the thrr
mumrtrf showed zero weather the unly
tim" when the terrific cold wave swept
over all The country DESTROYING the whole
orange crop ui Florida. aud Killing thou-
ani- ot the ifrrs
Ia" mean maximum temperature ~
the thu" -uiuinrt months wa-. iuf June.
81 july, ~, August ~ The mean mlu.
lmum temperature fut the three Wlntrf
months va, Tot December. -. frf Lanu.
af,, ~ AMI TT February, u? the night,
ate AWAY very much colder than the
laN-. Aud tlit- -rNr- to materially IT,.
duc- The daIl, average. LAX February .
lot Illustration. When thc average TEN
r'tdturr VI. uull IT, irgrrr~ ahoVr zero
the temperature irum -uurl,c To- sunset
Wt- mlIi enough every ia, &" make uut
I.nt l'r PHEASANT, except uu clpui, da,-
H winch There Wrfr only ihtrr during
The month
only once dUuug the summer the
m"rrur went NJ -. AMI 10 must be-
Remembered that uWiug To- the altitude
Which l. %. 900 frI ahNr sea hNrl. AMI
90 The Almu-t absolute dtNur-- II the at
NO. ph,ra. o.. M,ua D. uut irlt To- hr AL,
Narurr than iu thr humid aimu-.
phrf. 90 ~" -ra l,Nri un" Cau sit ~
the shade AMI be- comfortable ~ ufil.
nary Nv'iru ctihIug duuug the hottest
weather. AMI the evening, and nights are
alNA,- g"ri enough tu rruirr Wfal,- aud
blanket dr.IfahIr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25
NM nLIIIiiliAI,

1t l- uoN SAID that II the nitrd states
Will unl, aprfuarh spain III gentle ami
courteous manner, that anything this
country desires ~ tbs way IT cuban au
t"numN viii T." granted. Ibis singular
announcement i malr l., the New Nufk
Herald Through IT. Madrid crttcsprnicnt.
anl may ~ may nrt be- official II eau
l." aid, however. that the ultrd NlAtes
gnrtnmrnt at IT, tluIv has hcrn disposed
to act uthrtNl." than with the greatest
consideration III dealing With spain. IN
fact the administration has shown =,
much consideration uui dellbca,lon ~
the matter that II ha- -n:rlN ttI,i the ia.
tirncr " ll' pcrplr ~ the country
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25

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L,ui J,, Of another iht,uvh Inn. .r,...
the continent n VA, ,f Allunt,tnu,.
rh,. california r,,,,I,. win -, ,,,,,., an.
n,-,, IA, srnr,u, n,.cn,-. The, ar, ,rr.,.,d
IA th,. IIuut,uvt,u iui,t,.t Kut with ~.
the situation i. entirely different IA.
ttuulI,. tu ,.lil,rut, T., u,t that H..
fn,,d. ,r,. r,ut,,I,,.j "a IIuut,n,,,r lut
that the, ,,. ,ll r,utt,lI,I ~ am, iu,,.r
..t and rl,r.f,t, fla. ,,r.,ruc,t,r. -, D,
TIM, ,lt,,,,,L tin. ,l...h, #, Ilu,,,,r,,
tan w,ulI -n, II. ft,,n ia. ,,t, r,n.
Jit,nu .nf ihin,, vltr,, ruu.,. -, u,u,l,
rn,uul,iut r,,,I l,,,.,u,.I,f,r,,,, l.,
giving ~ A CONNECTING line. and r,,,t,r,..
tltinu. IN railroad affair A. we'll A. IN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25

lhr itlauiir \ Pacific Railroad, which
has heretofore been n sort 81 l"ufll fed
pack horse fer the AtrhiSon system ha-
Lately been making a strike fuf H. rights,
aud ~ u cun-rlurnr" viii hereafter r..
crlNr much better "a! fur the worn 1t
iur-, We published, lrw days ago The
report 81 Ia" afhtfdt"rS IN H." matter, Ia
the effect that thr ruai wa~ entitled H. u
much larger prfc"ltdg" than II had been
receiving aud the following statement,
which comes ~ a New l"Tk -I"rial IT, the
i. lwul- ul"hr lirunurrit viii show what
the effect If lhi- decision VIII h, upon
the hn-lur-. ~ the road
~ IA" result "i tlr recent Mhllrat"r-'
drcI lion on questions "l rates "n through
hu,lnr-- lnirfrhangrd with the Nchls0n
and the California southern the Atlantic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25

\ Pacific people hnd that the decision
means tsn"H " more q year In net
earnings ~ thcm on the same volume "
business. IN addition. the Mchison sys.
TEN may IA, about t3Oo.Ho toward the
Muha,e rental, thu whole ~ which until
quite recent, was charged to the Allan.
tie a Pacific THIS decision covers the
whole iime ~ the tccci,cr-hp. III other
words. the Atlantic y Pacific l. tjWi,u
" more u wear better IN II l., said that
the cliAtir,rr- II the arbitrator, anu their
experience ~ railroad men gives all the
greater Importance tu the decision, ~
indicating "a" lnJu-tic" II 'otm"t con.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25

The work already accomplished by
Mis-. Julia Is. Nelson. who comes Ia lls
from farAwal Minnesota. the land Oi
hli2zatds proves her faith, rarnestness
AMI enthusiasm ~ the cause she repre-
~rii-, that II equal suffrage she has
been Visiting points south from Albu.
purtlur, says the optic. Entering these
towns unhrraldri almost, she has sue
crtIrd surprisingly IN drawing the
women around her, and un her return u
these same paints will be- warmly wei.
coined, Inspired hy her energy aud
spirit. W. may yet SEE such united action
On the part Of the people Of New Mexico
~ will result In giving Ia our state n
constitution that will grant 10 women
aud men equality before the law. and
Onr northern sisters may ilock "a our
hnrdrrs 10 SECURE the privileges denied
them insthrir own states,
Mrs. Nrl-on ha- appointments made
tor tu,dal ut Kingston Lake Valley the
18Th, Las cruces the 9l~t, San Marcisl
the III and 1id. Sncortu the 18th and
18th, Nlhupurtlur has the 18th and 18th
for the convention, after which santa H.
and Las Vegas will be- Visited
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25

Ia" practice game Of base ball AT the
fair grounds yesterday afternoon was not
n satisfactor! one 10 Manager McCue, for
the reason that IN" wind WAS quite strong
nj times anh gUd plays were out of The
question. The manager. however. wa-
pleased with the base hall timber he will
Use this season. and desires TN CITIZEN
tn tell other clubs that he will @pn he
after their scalps. Cur representative
will visit Santa Fe. playing there the
coming saturday ana sunday afternoons
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25
\. co.'s ,>p ,,nMI>

Ia" mo4i unique induf-rrnrnt of both
sides AT once that the present campaign
has brought out l. contained IN IA rr-ulu-
tion adopted 10y the democratic state con.
Nrntlon II Washington, AMI which Is ~
follows We believe IN the Monro~ doe.
trine ~ interpreted hl President Clr,e.
land aud his all" secretary II state,
Richard ulnrH, We demand the free and
unlimited coinage ~ silver ~ the ratio
OF H. 10 |, without waiting for the inter.
Nrntion II any other nation" The dele.
gates appointed under this double ended
resolution weTr instructed 10 work Tor II
Ire" silver plank Ia the national plat.
form aud Ia support only such randi.
hates Tor nomination ~ were known T."
hr ia favor IL free coinage.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25
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AllINNtl IuH lllluIkM

Ia" Interstate commerce commission
might pfolitahll give u little uf 1t. attcn.
ton to IL" express companies, Il the law
l. broad enough I" reach such common
carrier, and II not II ought Ia /" rnlArg.
ed, fof there l. nothing that works 81
much INJURY Ia the local merchants ~
the lead head business uf III" rNprr.s
companies Ia" whole dead hrai SIs
tenn should be- abolished
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25

lh /, the I"int"d u,un,t On winch
l'r Washington Time. put, the ca~,.
M" -tg" pl Monticello the hero II \"w
urlrau, aud the duck hunter 81 T.! .autir"
nrr rrcoIuil'i =, principal democratic
ilpi-. The twu lir-l were tru" opponents
# thr democratic laItl, aud the other can
only be- cIH--,'d H. a democratic night.
mare. I nirf his administrative policy
the principles that made Jefferson and
Jack,nn reverted hy democrats have been
utterly AMI unnecessarily neglected.. and
through "ilhrf his cunnlNAncr ~ failure
t. act Ia" PROSPERITY uf this great country
has been taken from the hands II the
general p"uplr aud turned over I" organ.
li"i systems 81 industrial commercial
and financial trusts"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25
N woUk ~ TIIE UfStKr

II the san Hrrnardlno Ilmr-.lndrX l.
correct ~ IT. surmi-r that Engineer
Waugh AMI his party, nov AT work on the
desert, ARE running u new line from Mo.
Jaw" L. Needles, then II l. doubtless cor.
rect III assuming that the line IL Tor the
santa r" company, but the san Francis.
co Chronicle takes u different view IT the
cH-" aud thinks the work IN question IL
being done by ilT rrorganlzrl Nevada
southern. and Is the beginning II extern.
-iNr operations which are designed 10
make II that road u through line from
salt Lake tu 10 Angeles. II. however.
~ the san Irrnarilno paper says. MIR.
Waugh pays hi- men with santa fe
cheeks. II would luok very much M
though the santa fc were nj the bottom
Of III" movement.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25
>otl'r nf Forfeiture.

To Z. MrCuNan- { : lfry. VI " FIuII
nay. \ W kvvNr-. John nvuNi. rs I. k,h
rnsur, W \ sander. .tui ! Duu,,y
You are httChN uu,iitr,i.ihdt lutN,rNI pended
one hundred dollars 40 liut duI Improve
mcnts upon TIE J = |" lode. situate, ~ IN,
Pytdlta mining distinct. B,iunI,Iu county. NyW
Mexico, - Ter ,tf',i, ~, Med ru ihr unl.r 81
the probate lrtS end - u'h,uu r',urIrt of
said county, January : l-i"i. 40 uf.!,t t. hold
said premises under thc ifuNl, .ui. ut -r, 2i1l
revised statutes ~ tie United St,trs hr0us the
ending DE, rmbci Hl,' l.ra And iia.iiuu 900,
days after thus motto, 't ,vllI,tiIuu. Nu# tai
uf refuse e. Duutt, u'r ,t..' itr,n'tluu Of ed, %
said CLAIM Vill h,,urur "a, t'up,iiN. ct TIE,
subs, tiicr under san go, ~ ur lt2i
N'lll'N ~NNr. 80 100.
W { IltNtp tk Attorney
AN.,u,r,u, y. NJ I.. IIu.. l-.,r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25
nkAIINn TIE LAW.

Yesterday was New Works. third Sunday
under the Rainr- liquor law, and II WAS
expected that there would he II great IN,
crease In the number NJ hotels In the city
The law prohibits the sunday traffic IN
all kinds NJ liquors In har-roonns, rr~taur,
ants drug stores AMI the like, but Saling
nothing about Lstrls, A. n consequence.
hotels have sprung NY nj II prUllglous
rate. Every saloon that can Iind ~ many
M ten rooms above Il las secured them.
thrown furniture into them aud trans.
formed them into q hotel" Even In
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25

snch ca""S, however. II is required that
the thirty shall dtink only In the course
ota mral sandwich whieh the ru..
t"nI"r n'"N not eat solves tn iificul',
Under No" OPERATION ~ that atd,ns,.n
useful 'idit which makes the =, rrom,. =
ot obstacles aplca~ant pa,llmr NrW .l
c,t, ha- g.nr mad With u ,lp.,,.. to l..f
tr .aw. ani a." result istnr.ll.
klnrs tai to- un ah.utdlt,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25

~ d'i tat, seem IT, have ID .u.r
ulug NJ ~. candidates At thr ,,. ,..I
u'N, fall, the gold men h,,, l m,
J"till IN H.. mrag" convention o.. ...
N"r mru viii h'lt ani II the ,lnr uI.t
have maJot, III" gold menWu. D. f,
'ni that H." only sure thug a. 'm.
"faiir party rtn count On ~ tho. .. b,
campaign, except defeat
IN last ui the appropriation m, ~.
reported {" r"ugt"~S SATURDAY.. au , 60
amount required h. ipt Iurh. -uI..,
hlll, lot the romlHg year Is iouni O.. &c..
luir uNrt tbIu,ptuI.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25
lie Has Returned.

A. Il. Wells, general superintendent tpr
the Atlantic 4 Pacific. who. with {, W.
smith, the well known receiver Tor the
above road, accompanied the distinguish
Ell railroad magnates-the first mortgage
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the entire line II the
company, got home yesterday. The boni.
holders will not return east via Albu.
querque, they will take the northern
route from san Francisco. II IL under.
stood that the bOndholders were we'll
pleased with the trip, especially compli.
menting the general superintendent over
the manner In which he has kept up the
roads efficiency ~ 10 travel.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25
N>rMnn ii Nmrrtcan physicians who

NIMnlh 81 American ply -icians who
hd\" been experimenting with the kWnt.
gen lay rNprr,S their belief that II will
cure -u.iIr ~ the most serious II Et>rN,
Ihrl III, the magnetic ray PASSES direct
II lntn III" y ~lrm, setting up rlrctTuli sis,
Ihls llhefatr, oxygen a. generate ozone,
which i -urr death Ia hdrilli. The nrw
form Of treatment !, Al least interesting
and not likely Ia lo any harm,
~, Miller, who stopped at trint- the
past few weeks, IL IN the city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25
NaNIo sheer IhicNr..

Marshal Green, u Gallup, brought In
from the west last night two Navajo In.
dians AMI placed them In the county Jail
over In old town. The Indians were bound
over to the next grand jury Of this coun-
~ by the Gallup magistrate for stealing
ldO sheep from johnson Bros
The Navaj0s, like our fueblOS at lsleta
are very daring aud INSCRIPTIONS stock
thieves.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25
THE cnRRILlOS ASSAULT.
John oliver Acquitted Of Charge Of Dead.
" Assault.

a.. r.,,i,,,, 4. I.L,.,,
'"' ''-' '' wv 80 ~
lNef. c"lotrd ii'lr''' '"I aNNd"'' WIN III
tent ~ mutd"I iIan Nldm- lat W..
,rt,l,t r,.,.. ,triiI,.. uu irlnl a. >.ul,
D..,,. ....,,,L. ,,,d.,i..
'" .''..
il ~ llr JuiN I'l'hllg hN'u'' " h"'
.uilN The hri,' stutN ~ TIL rlS, wu.rh
i,.,,,,t,I 4, ,t,u ien " interest. l. A..
''''"
On ih" -'ih I" la-I N"N"li'"i Nhtam
Ntu- t.w Iu'V' Nh"I an 81 'hl7 rlN,
IL, '' & q I.'l ct apple Al 'rfiiil~,
drama w"i' WHEY uiu was g"| Tor
ti"ni du,lus u" IA met u 4" '"hNet%Ni
With Va" u'tl. 'lNrf' Mlill" thrN WEI"
-r'N = th'l' ..r'", lrtl 'ttill". lot
santa !, in 1911, i1' NE hr c"n 'i'inh late
~ ll" hi"l u".,i. a. l"' lhl- rIlN turing
10" uFhl"' ',' 'u '"l hh uHlN ~trhg
~" li"ii lU"l' 10 ,l'., Ndhth' having n
! bal -rhIr "n'nl' 'h'"I 'hl The, had
h'' WAY Ian - 'I' 'hd h'iN'riI Tar
1 h"nhtrNIil" hliI u IA iLL TO- bll'"f, Win
-lil"l w Mh'hh Ih"li wagon, Jump"l
/ ui' hrhihd lh",Il, s"lI"l ih"if * AMI
truck hanl- over III" had With II; r..
| i''"I Iufl'"I ihtl, after Niinl~ was
Nn"'h'' i'Mu' Nhi'i "i' "i"Ilrh"d the
az It"lIi w" halll% "l OllNrl, hhi that tlI"
Latter men hf'l W We darkness, t'll'et
"h~ -nh-'lurliiINWt"-t", l,N Nherin Cnh
IuiuH'hlIl irld lTk"d ny ~ jail here. Two
Indictment tnf assault with intent IL
WI were Iv.lllh against MN 10y the grand
| Jury now suing, anu II was ulnll one ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25
WOMAN SUtIRAGl.
Cali for a Convention to h. MIA In this
CITY Arm 1920.

city Arril 1920.
\ territorial mas meeting l. hrrch,
callrl l., thr National \mrtJrAu Woman
suffrage Association. {" hr hrlA ~ ,lhu.
Iurruur. M",in"-daN ami Ihur..laN, Nutll
y aud -, i"t N" ruIpr-" IT oiganIllng u
New Mexican a-~"riatlrr.
The question ot Woman suffrage l. ay.
gr,~sNrl! before all the people of the
great wy-'. ~" glorious rNarill" uf
Wyoming, wh"r" Women have voted upon
every question that uI,u have for Thirty
yeats, has au-wrTrd rNrIN objection I'll
ia" opponent. she la, demonstrated that
non" IT the fahrlri ills. that theorists lie
rlatrl must follow H." rnfrauc'iscmrIt
III wuInrn. have proved tru" ~ the actual
experiment. Colorado l. fulluwlii close
upon her fptstrI,~ and. with Wyoming
furnishes an unansWrrahlr argument for
W." hn'nntagr IT ,nuIInIrnt which
know II" sex. The progressive spirit nf
New Mexico Will not permit her Ia lag
behind her urighh"r~ ia this line ri
march. The timr L. act l. now
We EARNESTLY Request all the friends uf
the cause L. u" present al this mas meet
ing and to participate IN it, hrlihrta.
tiOna. Entertainment Tor delegates will
be- prov ldrh IN the husiltahlr homes of
Albuquerque. Friends wishing enter.
tainnient will please address Miss Cora
Is. Armstrong, Tp south broadway. Gupi
speakers will l." present. An interesting
programme will De- provided. Tonne one.
come all Let this h. AN earnest ami Ell.
thusiastic gathering which shall max"
an encrgetl; protest against existing con
iitions n NJ prophecy of new time
coming when there hall h" higher amt
trurr civilization.
Temporary officers
MIt-. j. u. rrENI\-.
President llill,horu.
Ml-~ tLN%N tIMMlNn-,
Cor. Src'y, san MarrlaI.
MR., MNKfutt. RENNuII~.
treasurer Las Vegas.
DlRrrhu's.
During the war. John l.. iIa~r. uf Mil
Crrrk. Ill.,, contracted chronic hlarrhuA,
which inconNrnirncri him very much
and AT times. greatly impaired his
strength. Tie SAY: one dose NJ Cham.
h"Tlaln's Cole, cholera aud DiArTh,Ea
Remedy has always relieved me ani two
io~rS ras"d me "a that | could nj once
60 about my business. always keep the
Remedy nj hand" For sale 10y ". \.
Maxwell Co., wholesale druggists,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25
Train Crews Ia Demand

Traffic has increased 10 such AN extent
on the New MrXic" and southern diyis-
ions II the Aichison that engine and
train crews are in demand. says the Op-
tie. Five eastern division crews have
ldt Topeka, three being temporarily rs.
signed 10 service on the southern division
ont "i Kansas City, and two on the New
M"NIr" div iIinn out ~ Ration.
Engineers oscar French, VIM. Sher.
IMAM and VIM. Jones, and fifrmeu Harry
Brown, Fred. Watson and Willis Delay
have been sent to Arkansas City and En-.
glH"ef Charles Newell and Charles Jones
ana fl'rmsn Leslie Earnest and Brrt
l"nfrlSrr Ia Ration.
Ihl' leaves but on" engineer and two
hf"l''h on III" extra hoard Ia Topeka.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25
Mnrklrn'. NrnicA SaIxr.

The hest alve In the world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, alt rhrum. fever
-"res, letter, chappd hands. chilblains,
cofns and all skin eruptiOnS. AMI pOsi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
II guaranteed Ia give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price, % cents per
box. For sale by pillphury \ Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25

The Albuquerque tIuIl\ al Mrdu.-
day April IL, Wa mammoth edition.
issued lot the putp,-o IT ADVERTISING ".
Guqurtqur aud 'lclult, That It viii tr
complish H. eni ani be- the m"an- II I"
my much guod camnu, be- doubted hy any.
one who has been fortunate enough tu
secure n copy 81 the paper Crfflll"r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25
BAD MAIL SERVICE.
Inc los LunaS Postmaster Registers a Big
kiNk.

iI.','. (..yrr.
10, Luna-. y w. April IL read In
YOUR paper " yesterday complaint
A5ou. package IL printed matter mai.
ed at Albuquerque last Sg.,Tit.ay. and not
vet received u; i.,,s i.nnAs on "Wednesday,
| T. 4" date Friday morning said pack.
age las not reached this Office. and this
democratic official" cannot deliver what
dp'~ not come into hiS hands. In cnnse.
Iurnre, thu heightened employees ~ your
swell p'~tntlirr have M business Ia say
that that the fault l. at the other end. !"
Ia" package may have gone "un an px.
cuf~iun tO Las cruces Ur Las Vegas, and
Will certainly turn up shortly. II any.
hnly attempts IL shove oil the blame on
me will kick and duut You forget IL.
Yours truly.
Los LrNls Postmaster,
The package which left this office Tor
Los Iunas last saturday contained
badge ordered hy Hon Jnse q. Cha,es.
Il" packag" was plainly addressed,
enough stamps were placed 0n IL to carry
II I" Hong Kong and return. and THE
'lilLf\ cant understand why the pack.
age has not Reached Mr.. Chayps, Los I,l.
mas being only twenty miles south of the
city. This office II we'll acquainted with
the Lag Lunas postmaster, and has nj.
ways found him an up-to-iate official
hence W. gladly give his side 81 the story
III i"-laI'S paper. Miss E,eritt. " the
local Pnst"illre, sent ont u tracer for the
Plckag" yesterday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25

Mr., l'huhr Thomas. IT Junction city
ILL.,, wa" told hy her doctors that she had
Consumption and that there Was no hope
l"r her, hut two hnttles Of Dr. Kings New
Discovery completely cured her and she
say II saved her life. Thos. Eggprs. i3g
Florida H.. san Francisco. suffered from
dreadful c"ld approaching conSump-
ton. tried without result everything else
Then h"ught one bottl" 0f lIr Kings New
discovery and Ia two weeks was cured.
tie Is naturally thankful. II l. such re-
suits, ~ which thc-" ARE samples. that
prov" III" wonderful efficacy " this med.
lcin" In Coughs and Colds. Free trial
battles AT Pill-hury y WAlton'- drug
store. Regular size. IN aud a..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25
Live liu.in-.s Men.

The Albuquerque CITIZEN has issued
very cr@iltaiIe write-up edition Of Albu.
querque's business interests. The bust.
ness men Of that town are good adyertis-
ers, ever alive aud wide-awake To take
advantage Of an enterprise calculated 10
help along their community. New Mex.
if.un
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25
Pupil. Recital.

The pupils o' the Conservatory uf Mu.
sic gave recital saturday evening at
f-rki hall, rendering u program which
was kernl. enjoyed 10y all in Attendance
aud which reflected credit upon the fac
ulty Of the institution.
The numbers were classic In every in
stance AMI were rendered IN attractive
style.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25

IT. II. h. Mt'lrlland, a well known
specialist # california. has arrived and
ma f'"'n' at III" san Felipe. The doctor
SHOULD have Reached III" city few DAYS
ago, Tut was detained AT Ration where he
secured certificate from the New Mexico
medical board IL practice In this t.Tri
Tory, For ilft"rn years the doctor WAS "A
regular practitioner In California. far
three wears chief surgeon Tor the Central
Pacific, and for two wears chief suryann
Tor ia" tab central Ten years ago he
gave up regular practice fur special work
anl spent several wears In the hospitnIs
ut Europe, Tie practices ninlirin. an,
Legitimate LAWS and gives pfr,criptIons
!" hr Illhd AT the drug stores ~ the cities
Ia" visits
VIII /" Engaged IN surveying land near
~" d'I fu"h'u, IN ~ururrn rnuut, I..i
week, '"l Nallrr -, Nhtlunn fnIind nm
liiiili'.l>' dressed STONE ruin. the ground
plan 81 which i an acute tTiADgl. IN.
td-" II" 81 Which /, fuur hundred f,,t
!"hs w" S'i" lln"s being three hundred
feet long Tie la" j. a true cust anL
west llnr, hui Ia" triangle prrfect I'm
turnL Ia" walls have been torn Jnxn IL,
pat, the STONE being used In LuiIjin"
lui~"> hl The Mexican population m the
vicinity iul, MarIuuu ,H,. IA. fnuuJs
t,on- are intact aud that much 81 ~.
Is II II hurir,l, aS the ruin fo,ms
a high mound. ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-25

~ the White Ash mine. ou SATURDAY
Afternoon. santos Martlnrz wd- almu-t
Instantly killed aud Dolores E-pluuza bad
his right arm broken at the wrist, the
result of shot III pillar II coal, II AZ.
Iears that after the tll,r had been lighted
they neglected /" ~ away proper dis.
lance. but passed around to the other side
Of the pillar, which l. only about eight
feet through, aud tina, Tie shot h,w out
on the sid" where they were standing.
Martinez was struck on the back II the
head, at the base, the blow di~lwaliur
the neck, causing death in very short
time. E~pln"2a VA. lnJuIrd a, stated
above. Both wrrr Young, unmarried
men, residing IN town. the funeral W.T.
held Munda! morning. Crrrlll"- Ru~tlrt.