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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

From the SILVER CIV lu'ciiftsr.
III" Albuquerque Democrat ~ yrstrr-
day asked III" republican press NJ the ter
riior, Ia m frank in reply "a thu qlrs'
ton, Was Hudson right or wrong IN col.
l"ctlng from the territory Tor actual Ne.
c"s~afl travelling rXp"na'Sy" when h.
travelled on n pass. The Entrrprls.
claims h. WAS right. Had the editor II
the Enterprise qualified aud taken his
plar" ~ nirrnbrr ~ the bpard ~ immi.
grafton, ~ which he was appointed by
Gm, Thornton. he would m,r,t as-,irediy
hay" travelled on his pass. AMI would have
collected transportation from III. terri.
larry. And whyY Because h. pays Ia the
railroad company full remuneration for
every mile that he travels. ~ what
right could the Tertiary claim the I-e or
possession ~ the property u any citizen
acquired by his lsbor; Mr.. Hudson VIA
p''ssessed II his pas before he was ap-
pointe'i on the Ieni;rntiary hard lie
did not acquire II ~ AN emolunrnt 81
that Office ~ for his iniluenc" ~ terri.
tOrial official Railroads do not give
away passes for nothing. and Mr, llui.nn
rendered the company services IN COM
pensatiun Tor his pass, II waS his prop
erty. honestly obtained. and hr WAS emit
tied to all IA" profits accruing from III"
nSe ~ II, Every attorney la the territory
who has u pas- --IiN Thornton among
others-chargr- his client full far" f"r
every trip made un business Tor such
client. l. that dishonest ~ wrong; We
answer, no. hscauSs ths pas II his own
private property, paid for by services Ia
the company, ~ Mr., iiud%"n's pas- WAS
paid for. The territory has just ~ much
right ~ demand the use ~ citizen
private team ~ horses ~ II has " H..
mand the uss ~ his pass. 10y. Thornton
may have had what h. considered sniii.
Gent p.rspnal justification a. remove
Mr.. Hudson. hut ~ n matter IT public
policy h. had ~ such right, aud his tray.
cling an pass waS 4 ilini-y excuse Il,
fall back upon,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

Topeka, Kss,. Feb. At. J. Kellam,
the kellam BUk and Stationery com.
(ny. and president ~ the Merchants Ma
pnAl bank, who was injured In u rail
ed wreck at Cripple Creek. atsOut a
Fek ago, died this morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
ChRRlLL0S CulLINGN.
The Usual Batch Of Good Items from the
CerrlllOS Country.

The Usual Batch OF Good Items from the
CerrllloS Country.
IRON the Rustlrr
Considerable Interest IL being awakened
by the protractei meetings now being
held AT Madrid.
Miss Kate Kirkpatrick. we'll and mus,
favorahly known In Csrrilluv IA a teacher
and In social circles. II IN Pueblo, Colo
radio.
Rev. li0igson has taken his family Ia
Madrid, where they will remain until
after the close II the protractrd meetings
there.
u II nearly a settled fact that the tel.
eph0ne line from Crrrillo- a. san Pedro
will b. hailt, chris Wirgand will hs
down before long 10 make final arrange.
mrnta.
Andres GONZALES has opened u vein ~
blacksmith coal about nile sas, u
town. OH the north side ~ a.. river on
Hch"pl land. The vein II two and n half
feet thick. and IL reported Ia Nv u excel.
lent quality u coal.
Mrs. Fannie Wright left Tuesday morn.
Ing for n trip through Arizona, which
will probably he extended a. California,
aud will be of indefinite duration. Mrs.
T. u. Clements will have charge ~ Mrs
Wright's millinery stock during her alb
sHnce.
II. {. i0ntZ has n coyote stuffed aud
mounted, which II will repay any one L.
See The work was done by j, =. Pet.
ritseh. who exercised the greatest skill In
the handling. and turned out what every
one will acknowledge Ia H. magnificent
specimen. Mr.. Yontz ALA has several
hne rugs 81 coyots and badger. the work
81 Mr.. Petritsch.
The Balcomb-Cmk Fulton company
started up the Cudner smelter at Golden
the other day, but had IA stop on account
Of the water giving out, and again H.
cause the engine failed. They have things
~ arranged now they do not think there
w. w ehy bf'N '''u'iF, hlil
~ e. ahead Ia earnest from this time on,
Flayei SimonHon II now Ia Cripple
Greek. Tive or three weeks ago h. heRan
the organization here of n stock conipan,
~ purchase what he thought VIA gs,d
mining property In that district. lie
-ucceei"d IN interesting Richard Gre-n,
Harry scranton. Nn. Harris and others,
and now writes back that the claims.
Myrtle Ma. L. and 3, are even better
than he had anticipated. and h. has no
doubt will I've n paying investment, The
claims are only onehalf mile from the
outskirts ~ the town. The company Will
te incorporated under the name ~ the
Myrtle Mining Co, Mr.. Simon-on pre-
diets that the lawn IT Cripple Creek viii
have population ~ 10000 by October
~ this year.
Close 81 the Revival MS.iInks.
The union revival meetings c0ndurtrI
In the C0ngrsg ati0nal church during the
past iva weeks by Rev. Rankin ~ Purb-
Ia, clo-."i last night with mn=t delight
ful praise service. The meeting began |
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
whsr. I. tn. BsAi-Ti

santa f.. Feb, T. Francis Sehlatt-r
III" healer, has not been heard ~ Tor two
weeks. lie wAs seen by Solomon Bl0rk
going 70 the Mogollon mining district,
over . mountain trail which most men
would not undertake t0 eros. Ia ths win.
ter II Is pOssi0is be has psrishsd In the
snow,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
CHANGE OF ADMINISTRATION.
The Atlantic 4 Pacine Road uuder the
New Receiver.
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

\ complete change " management
~ the Atlantic n Pacific railway tok
plac" this morning Mr.. Charles ",
smith, the recently appointed receiver.
a. -lccr--"f u Me~rs. Walker and Nc.
I"ok, assumed the duties VI hi- ONCE. and
ia" following official announcements are
published
ATLIhtlc X rAclfll RAILROAD.
Western nNi-ion.J
Albuquerque. y. W., Jan. o. Is.S
III hrc"i lane" With orders ~ the var.
l"u. courts having jurisdiction Of this
frr"i,rt,llp the under-iRn.-i receiNer.
W M" Atlantic \ Pacific railrnad
western Division. viii at midnight az
January 81, lN,Hi, transfer fsrs..-.sion 81
0ilh railroad and all either property under
Their control ~ such receivers ~ Jharl..
". smith who has been substituted AZ
irceiNrr ia the several cAti-.- Nhsr.in
The Undersigned were appointed, and ALI
"llcef-, agents and employees ~ the r,
c"i\rt~ AT" hereby directed from and NJ.
lei -ald Inn" to trpuft ~ aud conform to
ia" ut,irf- h Dald new trc.i,rr in All
matter relating Ia said railroad ami
other properties AluI,EF. NIkys
JunN j. Mttp,k.
NIlNNll, IN,lti, RAILROAD.
Western hNi-iuu.J
NlhuGu-tpur. ', w.. jan. ~. IS!si,
Nnihcr Walker aud John j. MrC,s,k.
t"rl'"t' III the property Ahd franchises
ri Ia" Atlantic n Pacific Railroad com.
phhN, under apI-ilntmrnt II Nariou.
courts having jurisdiction " the zane.
having RESIGNED, tn take effect AT IL
nclTk, midnight. January 81. ISIi. and
IlIr lInl"f-ignd having been aplsint.pi
I" succeed Ia" said Walker AMI MrJu,k
tN The same courts hrtrh, takes l4,s-.-.
SION 81 all property " every description.
lhcludlhg money, which remains Ia the
hands II Aii farmer receivers aud their
"'ilrrt- and agents al the time -tai-,i for
me taxing Hii"ct NJ their aii ts-iKna.
lions.
All officers aud rmplDye- ~ M.-srs.
Walker and Met unk viii remain In their
present Positions until further notice. but
all accounts with III. former receiver.
SHIPS will t+ closed and new accounts
WIZ l~ "I"n'Ti al ~ u'rlrk midnight.
January 81 lN.ti CHLkLL, v, SMITH.
III" n"w receiver /, not by any means
"a stranger Ia III. property over which he
'Tt- now assumed active control since he
Wa general superintendent ~ th. road
'"Ilr ten years agu, and will ts we'll re-
10y many NJ our people ~ one
IT III" ahlr-t railroad men ever In prom
In"nl position III this part II the country.
The l""rlr II Albuquerque will read
with ~i"rlal pleasure the announcement
~ Ia" h"~ receiver. that the present
Competent aud accommodating general
Ulcers uf the road will remain In their
present Positions for the time being. and
'''I unit" with InE CITIZEN In the hope
hat the words until further notice"
may mean permanently.
Mr, smith has been IN California for
"ine weeks past, hut IL expected u return
O-llurtOw.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

rru the san MrDa Ne,
III" democratic rug organs are at
tempting I" stir up strife among rrpuh.
lirAI-. hut their disguise l. to- thin.
The lsr can say, aud II know whereof IL
sI"akS that at the proper time the rrpub.
LEANS II W." Mexico viii churc six del
rHh,eN ahi IN alternAte- H. the rrpIh.
llran national convention and these will
""fthlli and creiltahly REPRESENT the ter
rltnrI ~ New Mexico at the gathering
that Will nominate the next president of
the nlt"l states. There will l@ ~ light
"i"""n Mckinley we'll wishrr- aud Reed
supporters, hut II strong delegation Will
l." sent with 10 other instructions than
IL act fur IN" best interests ~ the terri
toy 81 New Mexico aud ~ the country.
The republicans have many excellent
men {" cho-'-H from, aud the, will make
II" mistake aud the ring organs like N.
Albuquerque Democrat, santa FL New
MrNiran and the little weakly ,rlprrs
NJ" wasting breath, time aud space In
their ehdra>"r Ia get up II rnw among the
candidates Tor the honor uf irlrgatrships
IL the II, Louis convention.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
atteeklp Citizs,l
LAS VEGAS LAcoNIcs.
The Gold Excitement Other Ho,es From
the Meadow Town.

Las Vegas ,'eb. 2.-The gold excite.
mrnt here still continues, though II II
probably n little premature. no one yet
knowing definitely II there II enough
mineral In the discovery to pay. The ore
II stated " be mangaus-s Iron, and valu
able of itself 10 the smelters. some has
been sent out for assay. taken further Ia
Oh the vein, aud returns are expected In
q day or ~. The vein In the location
now being worked crops out In MI arroyo
six miles east ~ town, dips a little a. the
north ~ II gives In. aud shows up better
In Iron ~ II g0ss In. The vein Ia about
three feet thick. The indications are
that the iron vein undsrlie~ n large OF.
tent Of territory, and II II carries even a
small amount II mineral II " immens.
value. Some parties claim a. have found
rWk carrying free gold, aud oils, u have
washed g,pSi colorS from the ground in
many places, but II IL still to0 SSH a. lie
Eide " SAY whether the find II what the |
sanguine believe II II. Al any rate, we
would advise no one ~ come here vet TIL |
u has b%n tested further. The furma
Sion II an almu-t HAT prairie. with n few |
kDw hills rising ~ II liut whether the |
and turns "ut gSh ~ had the whuls
epuntry around II hl- l..rn -tHk,d IN hy
hcat"f-. aud the n,rA l. nov "-takrd
plain" To-day bring such perfect day,
te place has been visited b, nj least .sU
frT~Ins perhaps 90 might come ~
e~af II ~ a. II has hrrn n stream 20.
DIX aud coming all day hong wagons.
bugRi,~', hoI-'.hrk riders. whrvlmrn aud
n--le-ttihn-.
( Hut should the present place ~ interest
fail Ia prov" paying district, II has
eallc'l "ut interest ~ prospecting again
srounh here, aud the hills aud mountains
o. thr north west and south are l+ing
p'-lr'rtt-l afrr-l Ia 49, II the place
Sherr all The nuai ntuund here rulurs
huIn cannot IT, di-rh, red
. A lUt race tunk place at the East Side
park TIL. aitrrurn between J. lIllrn. ut
arizona, AMI v. j. baNi~. ~ Las Vegas,
~ yards, Tor go side. Dillrn Won
6isllS, and lIaNl- friends feel little -nir
per the result.
4 Work has h"n nearly finished "n Ia,
PBrs-ht Normal -chWl contract aud the
bsiilding lpks fine. II il all al brown
ppt sandstone, and viii be- the finest putt
- building In the territory when rum.
ne.t-d, A>o>.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
MAAoaio

pr ], II, Wroth, OF Albuquerque. grand
master Of the Masonic grand lodge OF Nsw
Mexico, A. y, X A. N, has been visiting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

the vsriou. subordinate lodges Of the ter
ritory on a tour " inspection. and visited
Roswell lodge NJ II. last Monday night.
Ne expressed himself ~ being we'll
pleased with the condition 81 the order In
the Psc- valley aud especially with the
R,~well lodge After the meeting " the
lodge the meml-t- lpk the grand master
" the q X restaurant, where n pumptu.
Gus supper had brrn spread. When jus.
tice hal been done this, speeches were
calleSi 'ur and thr graAd master, Wor.
shipiul Master Wilson, Nathan Jaffa, y.
II. Lea and Others responded Roswell
Record.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

| hnN wv gun b'lk~ ale warmed tu stand
ttum under Perhaps tnl, J., a, much a,
II l. sale h. >iS nov
-HuIuu
Ia" uI~nlug ~ ~" Rlu nrln,lr ,mrltrf
which Wa -tfnngi, hul-d Tor AMI sNrrrt
vi has been Deferred oW'ug, 1t i said. Ia
~''n" misunderstanding among the east.
"rn promoters Of The enterprise.
Ct brown VII" has some g,-si prop
critics ~ Water ran,un. l. confident If
the ratN growth II the camp into pay.
lnR proposition some parties from
'nppl" Greek d,r al,"ut tn take hold and
develop the property.
Judge Hamilton Wa IN Lincoln hold.
lng court
IT. lh"- lIar"nh returning from M
extended trip through Mexico. stopped I'll
n day III Ncuffo.
Rev, lh"~. llslg-nn AMI wife cam.
down from Maglalrnm IT, VISIT friends.
NJ the muucnt OF lra,iug home Mt.
ll"lg~'n Received the al new. ~ the
death ~ hi- mother who resided IN E,I,
ahi he went III at once Ia h. present At
funeral,
lndg" ", +. Kelly expects t. visit tho
metropolis this week on business before
the court
The sidewalk on NanlAnar,. a,rnrr.
which WAS left III had shape hy the nsri.,
has been pat IN repair much Ia the
comfort ot pedestrians.
~ MiK,ItL.
The shop boys are hrwalling cut In
hours, eight hours now constituting
days work
Rob shannon and wife ARE cozilN 49,
thhllShrd IN their own home AMI Boh |
thinks II hard lines that h. VIA recently
assigned L. night duty al the depot.
John shannon Is al-o here at present.
\ mask ball was 0n taps for Friday
night nj the san Marrlal house.
~ ,Iu,E-.
TIL" prr-rnc" ni the prize fighters in |
this town has not altogether shut uiI in. |
t"f""t IN other matters.
" H. II. llrwcII,n and j. A. Renrd
were ont recently Investigating "A mine |
"'-'"N"t"h "N T. r. Hagen. hni they r.,
F'' II tirh hhh. Two shafts arr down
aud III" or" will run about g." An ofIsr
/" '"'Ih l"f t2"'WA' was refused.
K. e. llattnn returned Friday from
trip Ia n lead prop~rt, he owns near Rim.
Ton, aud he rrports an UNUSUALLY larg.
body of ore. Il Is situa,.d near the river
anu MI iiattn expects Ia put up n con.
'eh'falof al once aud work the min" Tor
MI There II ~ H.
MAJOR &C. Hwhrtz an did time news
paper man. II f"p"ft'Si I" b- til. p,rss's-s-
~ 81 u 'aluahl" relic 81 III" late war, II
ID the original black Nag carried into
,,aii " '"e '"'''"ss Rhe'i'iih' Juan
10 u, ""' WV "aS h""h ''"hi san
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

The silver city Etglr ann"unrrS that
either Nlllrf Il" ii stealing legislative
A. mhly fam, ~ kh>lN. he who marip
ulat"d d"uhlr election certificates from
Mora and tnlfaN ruuu,l"-. viii H., chair
man IT the d"mrGlir territorial run-
mltt"r, Vice tfl-t. Who i tn resign AMI
must h" satisfied with being the head III
ia" democratic I~ull"utlHrt pardon bur.
rau. This would be- IN conformity with
IA" eternal litnrS- II thing The more
ilSr"putahle the men put up to conduct
the Affairs IL thu democratic party. the
better Tor IA" republican party " New
Mexico. The Eagle. being II democratic
ring organ aud H. editor one nf the sap
gang nj Santa f., ma, he correct. The
decent element III III" democratic party
cannot expect recognition at the hands
ot the gang.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

{, v. Townsend. western tourist Tor
the Wholesale liquor tlrm ~ Taylor n
Williams, Louisville, Ny, II In the city.
arriving from the northwest last night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
Close Of ID. Revival M..,inE..

The union revival meetings conducted
IN the Congreg ational church during the
past iva weeks by Rev. Rankin ~ Purb.
Ia, closed last night with NEST delight
ful pralSe service. The meeting bsgan
nj d!sl and aesmrd only half through
when the time came a. ci,r.e, In order
that Mr.. Rankin might take the evening
train Ter the north. IN. service WAS A
real pIai-r service ani everybody seemed
Ia b- happy and joyous. Mr.. Rankin lie
llysrei delightful address. the various
pastof- ~ the city churches followed
with short talks. aud THESES followed b, "A
-corr ~ two ~ short testimonies ~ praise
from tho~.e In the audience. At one time
four ~ i've p.r-'ns we're on their feet ut
once waiting th.if opportunity IL b~ar
had = kind word Tor Mr.. RaAkin aud he
will b- followed " his home b, thu g,sA
wishes VI hundr~is u our people.
when M Bsattis paid q glowing trib-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
rRE.

tN'ii"m'n' caused D., - small iiias-
II la - N"v i"rk Uai.l.
Nrw York, Feb. T. Fire started IN the
Ing rWnn ~ the basement IL the iill.
house early this morning. and caused
pen excitement among the ~ guests,
hn we're aroused from sleep 10y the auto.
etic Signals.
" omen heame hyst.rical. some fell
NO stairs Ia their efforts a. escape from
building.
For time the Railways were lllled
10 smoke. and there waS every indira.
Rn that the building would le ronsun.
Several servants On the aixth finr,
hiking retreat had been cut OF by the
mes, climbed down the fire escapes.
In \ abort time the fire WA exting,i-h.
and the guests filed hack a. their
hrtments. The total damage will not
h0unt 10 more than fJOI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08


subscriptions continue a. Iour In and
the generous Response on the psblic's
part proves conclu-iVely II Is III sympathy
with the OutlUuk club In IT, Efforts ~
bring eminent men ~ this city, The en-.
gagsment Of Robert j. Burdrtte. the
laughing philosopher, The prince "
pa,ho-, ENSURES the public rare intel.
lectual treat, II .ou desire Ia assis, In
inaugurating u carnival u mirth in this
city lsaN" your name u, Newcomer ot
~nd your subscription fnr tickets b,
mail Ia A. r., Carrall.n Price will be
VI aud all subscribers will ha,. an equal
chance IN fs-rtNing seats. OTHERS uh-
tain reserved seats n day later Patrons
and patrunr-H''S g. date are ~ follows
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
kiil~d 0n- 81 ~. eva N.a.

pew i@rk. Feb. T. Hans The,rlr, who
|ndnctH n beer hDttling business IN east
|Oih street, living on the ~cOnd f'0r
y awakened IN The night by hearing
Pne one on the rO0i. Theede saw twO
en In the yard. He shot nj them hut
ls'ed. Having reloaded the gun.
eeede again shat II a man standing on
p fence. The man fell with a bullet in
4 .ide. The victim was one VI Theede's
Prkmen, Franz Seidel, who had been
Pulsed by the robbers on the ruof, aud
n gone out IN intercept them before
3eede wAs awake. Seidel diel.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
DtS1ItI'I cot ~.
f.'rr Default Judgements TAk"U tor tat.
. are Ia Appear.

Pf.'rr Default judgment. TAk"u tor TAT
Ia are q" Appear.
Max imiano Gutierrez vs. AtchsOn. To-
|eka X Santa fr railway aud it, rrcplN.
D.. trespasS on thu case: or trial.
. Hadg.r l.umhrr company W. Jacob
3ah.'ug aud wife. default for failure Ia
ei~sr. and final Judgment for tjNHa',
hear h p-f cent. interest.
harles " kuns W. P0ttigIati n Go,
)fault Tor failure Ia apIHn' un return
py. and final Judgment Tor f!'nIW
4 IN the ra-" ~ v ;. Strirklcr ". +. l..
rfr". "n trial Yesterday when I'M tIr-
hA Went I" pies, aitri lengthy ugu.
PIT b, counsel upon the udnl saihi'l,,
y certain Nil,nr" Witch the defendant
,t, hdrd wrni L. prove III" inllul, II
ii-ldrfaiiun f"f the note sued IN, the
ufi rejected III" evidence. and thrir.
P"h r'tiihuaIc" w. granted the de-.
ndaht Ia rrcimrr iuiilrI. Hnh IL llk
ri1iN gas H. pl,', ll' ci-r T. AGAIN
trial.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
NOTES FSon I'M SOUTHERN Towns.
what Our Regular Traveller Found south
OF the tlty.

what Our Regular Traveller Found south
Of the Lliy.
Mining, prize hghtlug and l1litirS
-""n I" l~ absorbing public attention IN
the towns To- the -,uth NJ ~ aud II i not
easy I" drtrrmlu" which subject hold.
Hrs, place" Your correspondent /. Meth.
~ miner. -port nor politician but hr feel.
,ui" from tie Narlou, rrmark- listened
10 that the following t,',umr u the stu.
alton IL about right
Dan stuart Ia. pto,-Inrt",l tn be- found
n pay streak bat H. ptuIsr.'~ 10 krcpmum
tai the light i fam, talked out Then
n tour stamp mil viii h" pat up that l.
expected /" show m,nrlou, returns. In
Ia" meantime unless the governor tal.r.
lis price "me experts from tauuI.
camp expect 1" pull III hig mining irnI
which Will hr u knurk uut aud hru win.
u"r lhr ~" viii a-shN a, high ~ H. L.
! aud Ia" gold bugs ATE warnd tu stand
itom under rrfhap- TN, g., a, much a,
II Is safe IT, -aS nov
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

We Keep Parks "uph Slrur AMI W.
-,-r,,nr II = thr best cough cure W.
~. Everyday likes II. and W. sell II "u
guarantee. II. II i"r N"iiI cold. Sold
n lT. Th-'. II. burgess \ S,GI.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

81. sns. s::7ss
0Avok 2mDseuBD &C., q - - 0DesS<AAuA NsAssO
~ &nlA al pfllsbnww A Walesat. O-u.w Nsn~.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-31
How M.pthol Came Into Use.

Some ten years ago the Japanese and
Chinese stores sold small Jumps of a
whitish substance resembling camphor
in looks and consistency, with strong
odor of peppermint and decidedly
cooling effect upon the skin. The ply
sicians Of the east use the oil or ex-
tract of mint for all diseases of the di-
gestive tract, and they refer every i'll
ness to these organs unless caused by a
local wound or dislocation. Let this
fact be remembered when the next spell
of hot weather falls upon us. From the
little children to the old there can be no
better remedy in sickness to revive the
failing vital powers either at dawn, in
sickness or after a hard days work or
az an indulgence In the form of mint
jUlcp.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-31
How to Take Care Of Your Bicycle.

1t should be cleaned every time one
comes in from a run-a proceeding
which sounds rather dreadful, but is
exceedingly easy in reality. When one
knows how to do it, from seven to ten
minutes is all that need be allowed for
putting every part in spotless order
brushing the tires with not too hard q
brush and wiping them. the spokes and
all the enameled parts with a soft, dry
buster.
The hubs may be reached with long
handled brush, and good rub with
selvyt over the plating finishes the
whole process. Mud should always be
removed wet-not allowed to dry On.
Dry mud scratches the enamel when it
is rubbed off and sits into the bearings,
which it soon ruins. Water should not
be used unless to moisten a spot of dry
mud. 1t is apt to injure the machine.
But the tires may occasionally be wiped
down with a wet cloth. 1t is good for
the rubber.