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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-08
WHEAT AT SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco March Wheat, easy;
December, 1891; May, HOS; new seller,
LOG. Cleared 1S,34S centals wheat.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-08
METAL MARKET.

New York, March Pig iron, easy,
southern, II.25@1S. 25; northern, 115OG13.5O
Copper-Easy; brokers', II.
Lead-Steady; brokers', 3.05.
Tin Plates+Quiet
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-08

Cash quotations were as follows:
FIour-Steady; winter patents, 3.5003S0;
winter straights, 3.OOG5.5O; spring patents,
3.10q3.4o; spring straights 26Oq2.9O; bak-
q . Wheat-Spring No. ?. 632ld649l; No. 3
spring, 641s; No. 2 red. 6714Q6S.
oats-No. 2, 20; No. white, 81 211s; No.
white. 19AQ21A.
Rye-No. 2, 1872.
Barley-No. 2, nominal: No. 8, T. o. b.,
25035; No. T. f. o. b., 26Q27.
Flax Seed-No. 1, S91a.
Timothy-Prime seed, $50.
Mess Pork-Per barrel, g.25d9.60
I.ard-Per 100 pounds, 5.2215G5.25
Short Ribs-SiCAes QOOse), 5.000505.
Shoulders-Dry salted (boxed, 4.6F2@
Short Clear sides-BoxeD, 5.1214G5. 25.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-08
ABSTRACTS.

CENTER. E. W..
$50 Main. Tel 4sS
AICURITY ABSTRACT co,
Ceseret Bank Building. Tel. I42
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-08
BREWERS.

BREWERS.
ANHEUSER-BUSCH BREWING co.
FISCHER A BREWING CO, ~ '-'1 49,
160 South Tenth West.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-08

San FRANCIOCO MINING.
San Francisco. March The official closing
quotations for mining stocks today were as
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-08
WHEAT-No. 2:

CHICAGO GENERAL MARKET.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-08
LEADING BUSINESS FIRMS OF SALT LAKE CT

SADDLES AND HARNESS.
LOUIS HOOK,
Manufacturer and dealer, 3O4 State st.
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BAKERIES.

LAWRENCE BAKERY, ST E. First
South.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20
NAVAL APPROPRIATIONS.

The navy department in requesting
the appropriation. states that its avail
able appropriations for repairs, etc, Is
almost exhausted, and that unless pro-
vision is made at once. work of this
character will have to stop. This appro-
priation will be expended on repairs to
the following vessels: Adams. Alliance,
Amphitrite. Atlanta. Baltimore. Char
lesion. Columbia. Concord. Dolphin
Ericsson. Es:eX, Fortune. Franklin. In
diana KatahdL, Marblehead. Mianto-
nomoh Michigan. Mohican, Monongha-
hcla. Montgomery, Newark. New fo;k.
Pensacola. Petrel Ranger. Richmond
Tartar. Texas, and Nesuvius, and for
boats and steam cutters for the naval
academy
WOULD PROBABLY ADOPT 1T
What it would do IL the Senate reso-
luton came Suuarely before 1t can only
be conjectured. 1t is reasonable to as
sumo that it would adopt 1t after Il
more or less vigorous debate, but 1t is
equally clear that the House at present
has little interest In the Cuban ques-
tion. and the sentiment respecting the
insurgents has radically changed since
the last session. There is more than a
reasonable doubt whether the Foreign
Affairs Committee would report the rcSo-
luton favorably. To-day, MS yesterday.
members of the committee were rcti-
cent in their speculation aS to what they
might do. but there is a strong probah'l-
ity that Il majority would set their face
strongly against any action which might
embarrass President Cleveland or prove
handicap to the incoming admnistra-
tion. Tho administration men in the
House do not propose 10 so contrary to
the Presidents views while the ReDub-
lican leaders are ih-disDosed to adopt
any course which might be distasteful
to the President elect. Mr.. Dingley. OF
Maine. who is the recognized leader of
the Republicans. expressed the belief
that ordinarily interference by Congress
In foreign affairs only produced mis-
chief. Mr. Turner, of Georgia, who
strongly opposed the resolutions of SYM
pathN that were adopted last session.
aud who is one Of the most influential
Democrats in the House. commends
Secretary Olney's position. and believes
;hat the country should have a rest
from aeitation. and that is the view
That many Democrats and Republicans
share with him
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20
TENNESSEE EXPOSITION,

IT., ,,u
"' p'i appEopriatns $4,000 TO en-
"n!? me foNe"nment 10 make an OK
..i?'' .i.;' q, 'He lenMe soc Centennial Expo
-; n,,''i ~ .Na .hV!ie next year, was pass
~. 80, - N!EHroE$ bui ineffective pro-
"S MI hil'N 'oen), OF Texas
%. - s',u 1t" '''hS rom the Committee on
,',u "t.r H5'tsu 90 making the Loud
~, ~, .' "Htnn me pps'ai law by shut
,a 'S "", ~ 'AP ma"-' Sc'ial publications
anu sample copies Of all newspapcrs
a,, amn me P1ciAc railroad BILL The special
raoa.s ~, ,nc @ i.A' week arc: the holiday
rS,,,,,a,,. ~ ~ IaH 10 De devoted 10 the
NJ ca ,',,u ,n' ~ 20 ne alter.
-, ,!'i!on' cHaHihah oil the Commit
sra,, ~. pisup!i"t!Uhs reported the ur-
ee,,>,;.. ue'it'sncN p'Ii authoFlZed byN the
eo'i,,,t;t'ce I'M ;o-aay. ana IL WI: considered
i,,,. IN ~ .Mt. S"hitph SA;d that by urs-
iIiE t'e passage Oh IN" bill he did not
M ~, ~ 'h'eatrh ahHbody or anything.
ttle MaS qui'e enough OF thai going
''i III tne Worid'
] ]' w -. stone 'Sotto voce): Wen
~ nv, tnat mat 20 the senate
M nc n; p;ii Wa PASSED.
-, ne ne ni"use ,,,uI men went mo committee
m.'oI, on 'he ieslSia!iNe. executive
@ anu IuuiS,ii appropriation bill. There
- ~, iiNoIHeu IN the vote the present
49,, VI s tile immigration biif. which came
W. VT from me senate Thursday. MIR.
Ho,iso M S;one c"r l Wansed 10 set It before the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20
ANIMPORrANT HuMoR.
IL Ia Said tho Illinois Central Mnke
Norfolk ITS Decpwnter Ter,uinUs.

The purchase and plating of the Cot
ton tract at Pinner's Point has made
Port Norfolk ana Primers Point one
by joining tbs streets Of the two places.
and the proposed tracks OF the Port
Norfolk electric railway 10 Pinner's
Point will run through The avenues of
the Cotton tract, thus connecting the
new Southern hotel, already erected.
and the Johnson hotel, now in process
OF erection. with Portsmouth
In addition to more than nfty new.
residences Ut Port Norfolk and Pin
ncr's Point there has been erected bv the
Atlantic Coast Line a sunion station for
the Coast Line and Southern railways
NJ Port Norfolk at the junction nf these
roads with the electric car line
The new hotel at Pinner's Point. now
being built by G. Fred johnson. of North
Carolina. will be three stories high and
contain about forty rooms.
TALK or RAILROADS
The talk nf Il railroad from Ports
mouth To Smithiield has been revived.
and it is said that parties have become
Interested who are likely to push il to
early completion.
Reports from thc Western newspapers
are 10 the effect that the Illinois Central
railway IS seeking a deep water ter
minus al this harbor The Illinois Cen
ira! is one of the leading railways OF
the country. and there is no line ont Of
me West that would add more to the
business of this hai hor. Its deep water
terminus at present is New Orleans
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20
oRFoLK vIRGINIAN: SUNDAY. DECEMBER 20 1896

cavalry and two pieces OF artillery,
whlie escortins convoy To Bayamo,
had six engagements near Peralejo with
IL number of united rebel parties under
command of Calixto Garcia. The rebels,
lost 81 killed and II large number
wounded. One wounded rebel was cap
tured. The Spanish loss was three otii-
GERS and fifteen privates killed and three
officers and 100 privatrs wounded
Julio Sanguilly. the naturulizcd AM
erican citizen. who is charged with con-
spiracy against the Spanish authorities
mas selected Antonio Mesa Domingucz,
lawyer Of this city. to conduct his de.
Tense. The case will be called i'm the
supreme Court on Monday. Sanguilly.
IL VIII be recalled, was tried hy u court
martial some months ago and sentenced
To life Imprisonment. He succeeded,
however, in haying civil trial granted
him.
mere Is much comment here on the
actlon OF the Committee on Foreign Re
atinnS or the United States Senate re-
Sarding the Independence OF Cuba. Full
Reports OF the proceedings are not print
ed. and the newspapers make no edi.
| lorial mention Of the subject
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20
SPECIAL TIsIs WEEK.
tscfnl Holiday -wrIghts,' Ies
Nnin Sfrccf

II HANDKERCHTEFS. line just
received for this weeks sale. The pat
terms are all new and we thin!: the prct-
'iGst line IN the city at popular prices.
Ladies. fine cmbroidcried hantiker
chiefs, nj loc., l2iac.; 25c. and 35c.
Gents white ana colorcl barlcrad
handkerch.efs, at &C.. lOc.. l2iac. and &c
Gents white silk handkerchiefs. al a5c.
and soc.
LACE CURTAINS from 9Sc. TO $500
n pair.
PORTIERES IN CHENILLE and
Tapestry from 81 9S TO $1,000 a pair
The largest line Of lace curtains and
porueres 10 he seen in Norfolk and
every pair on special sale this week.
chenille table covers. 39c., 49c, 75c,
&.4S and $2iS.
Special prices on table linens, towels
and napkins.
For useful holiday gifts look through
our stock this week.
WRlGIiT'S l9G Main St, New No. $40.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20
CUBA AND coNrEDEnArEs.
Spanish Minister ut Paris Snys the
Cases Are Not Parallel

London. Dec. 1g.-In an interview with
Il representative of the Southern Asso-
ciated Press this morning. upon the sub
!cct OF the resolution of the Foreign
,.eia'i"hS Committee of the United
olales recognizing the Independence of
Guba' high official OF the Spanish
Embassy said: -
ne resolution is apparently action
on the part of the lingo party i'm Amerl
ca. Spanish officials cannot believe
mat 1t VIII pass Congress. hut If 1t does,
surely President Cleveland. Judging
from his past policy, will exercise his
Fight NJ veto. There Is no parallel he
tween the rebellion in Cuba ana Spaln's
sec"Sniiion of the Confederate Stntcs of
America as belllgerents. The Confcd.-
rates had y government and Il regular
army. held possession of important cities
and We're well supplied with finances.
ihe cubans, on the other hand, are only
phnus OF rebels scattered i'm the wood;
anu mountains without the possession
ol Il single town. II would he folly to
recognize them as bclligercnts."
IN reply to II question as To what ac-
ton Spain would be likely to take in
the event of the HdOntion of the reso-
luton by the United States Senate and
House. the oiiic.als.of the Embassy said
II would be impossible for them to anti
cipatc the action of The Government mt
Madrid.
Baron DeCourcel. the French Ambas-
sador, was seen by The reporter as lie
was leaving his office. The Ambassador
beSged In he excused from expressing
any opinion upon the subject
10th United States Ambassador BAY
ard and The Italian Ambassador Gene
l'3l Ferrcro. are out Of town and in their
absence the officials of their respective
I'm bassies declined to talk on the sub
iect,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20
sPANiARDS AREiNDIGNAsr.
fhe Editors Thinis tho Resolution l..
InSulting 70 Spain.

Madrid. Dec. 19-All the newspapcrs,
mere express the most intense intigna-
non becausc of the unWarranted intcr-
ference of The United states with Inc
!iSHtS OF spain. Some of them declare
that no Government would dare to base
Il settlement Of the Cuban question on
granting autonomy TO the island in vin,y
oi me strong popular opposition to the
granting OF any reforms while the rebel
lion is in progress.
Jhey therefore contend that the CIV
ernmcnt will be compelled to maintain
a determined attitude in face of tho
proNocaton from the United States.
nevertheless. they add, the Government
Is resolved To suppress hostile agitation
against the United States or its renre-
sentativcs in Spain.
ATTACKS THE GOVERNMENT.
The lmparcial accuses the Govern
mcnt of lack of foresight. and declare,
that Spain is determined to make every
Sacilhtc. however great. to maintain hef.
Sovereignty III the West Indies. but sh,.
VIII not tolerate acts calculated to bring
her into disreputc.
The Correspondence De Espana de-
Scr'ocS the committees action as IN
timely and insolcnt
The Liberal advises the Government
10 use expedition in recovering at WASH
ington the time lost in Cuba, inasmuch
as Spain's future is at stake
DISCUSSING REFORMS.
Prime Minister CanovaS Del Castillo
had long conference to-day with th.
Duke of Tetuan. Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs. and Admiral Beraugcr. Minister
of Marine. The subject OF their deiib-
crationS has not been diVulgcd official
ly. but 1t Is rumOrcd that they c0nsid =
cred the question of shortly introducir:,
political and administrative reforms In
Cuba and Porto Rico. The granting of
such reforms at present would proba bly,
result in n reconstruction of the cabinet
REPORTS SIN BATTLES.
General Rey. with 1000 infantry. 500
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20
Levy Bros.

Always lowest prices Santa Claus
headquarters for useful holiday Goods
y great special sale. All fancy goods
must be sold. Prices not allowed
10 block the way. Handkerchicfs. fan
cy lea her goods, plush and celuloid
dressing. shaving, manicure. Jewel.
glove. and handkerchief cases. Japan
esc cases and cabinets. kid gloves fan
cy linen goods. towea;, ana table lnors.
silvrrplated ware. albums. rho,c,
frames. jewel cases. cloaks. capcs. Jack
cts, aprons. blankets. quil;s. umbrellas.
meek ties. hose. cor:ets. perfumes. SOAPS.
and hundreds OF other useful goods sui, :
able FOR Christmas gifts. Don't fail to
visit our big store every day this week.
Prices neve" 50 low before
LEVY BROS BARGAIN STORE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20
THINKS VIZ CAN'T AFFORDT
Spmni.h Mininicr nj ytcnnn Thinks
America Would Not Risk Fer Trndr.

Vienna. Dec. l9.-Conccrning the ,esO-
lu;iJus recognizing the independence oi
cuba agreed - by the Committee on
Ign Relations + he United States
Sena;e. yesterday. the Ma!qui. De Hoy
sa. Spanish Ambassador 10 Austria. said
u reporter to-day:
The rc buttons may be adopted by
tina Sena,e and House. but Prcsidcn;
Cleveland and Ple.idcHt-cleCt MciE IN
Icy know hat the United States hlv-
ing great maritime commerce. would
suffer mo- through war than Spain
would, and they Will therefore maintain
-n.lCn. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20
WILL RECOGNIZE CUnA.
Brazii Says thc Little Republic Must
stand Alone.

Madrid. Dec. 19-The Foreign Office
Is advised tina. the Brazilian Govern
'a"nt has formally declared mat Brazil
win not recognize the Cuban insurgents
IS belligerents AdviceS 10 the Govc.n-
m-nt from Rome are - the effect that
the italian Gnvcrnmen; has taken mca-
.ures To prohibit Italians from embark
imE Tor Cuba. Quite a number of ad-
vcniurous spirits Of that country. il IL
understood. have already sailed for the
IVES; Indian Island. with ;hc Intention
OF castlmg their flrtMme. Ml.h the rebels
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20
IN SiONOH OF MACEO.
= Decentralization Meeting of Cuban.
Iu Scw York.

New York, Dec. ia--An audience.
composed principally of members of the
New York Cuban c0lony. assembled at
Chickering Hall Tonight to do honor
- the memory of General MaceO and
listen 20 speeches in advocacy of the
cuban cause. Theyc was deep feeling
in the audience. and the orators who
spoke In the Spanish language. were fire.
quen,ly interrupted by noisy demonstra-
tions of applause.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20
HOUSE OF REPR,:Sry yTATIyES.
TIC Urgency Deficiency ELL Reported
Minor Buxtmr>. TRANSACTED.

Mr.: Charles Crisp, son o! the late ex-
Speaker Crisp, was sworn in today as
preventative from the Third district OF
Georgia 10 I'll the vacancy occasioned
BY his fathers death. The HOUSE de-
parted in his case from the rule rsuuir-
ing formal credentials. accepting as sat
!*.ac. CRY evidence Of his election a
st2tenent by Governor Akin on. Mr..
MI" tsp was applauded when he .oak
his seat. The I6:h Of January next
Wls Sc aside for hearing eulogies on
the late cX-Speaker
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20

"
ON its prcrogatlvcs.
THE HOUSE NOT SURPRISED
Secretary Olncys statement was re-
ce!Ncd N the House Of representatives
without any manifcs alton Cf surprise.
Il Few members thought .he Sec:rtary's.
announcement raj ed Il grave Constitu-
iona, question. ana one of the num-
Ger. Mr.. Pearson. Of North Carolina.
!ommented on its Iton- uf .nfgliibil.;y'
which in his judgmen, was not ius j.
'ei by the first article OF liz Constitu-
Ion. Mr.. Mondy. %: Nj ssachusct;.,.
-hought that the :!ierdtion of the
ahst.ac; question whIch the Secreta, vs.
-.t2:emeni raises IS likely 10 obscure for
! time a; least. the consideration of the
Cuban question.
MAY BE IMPEACHMENT
Mr.. Livingstone. of Georgia. strongly
dis .en;ed from the Presidents position
anu thought that if he mainta ins i. he
may make himself Liable to impeach-
ment. Generally speaking. however. the
Secreta:N's position wa. regarded Il.
Clarifying the atmosphere and throwing
: fresh obstac,e in the pam OF Congres
10 !nterpose IN the struggle between
Spasn ana he. colony
y careful canvass OF the House dis
closed the fac. ths: t. good many mem
oeES nave no clear conception of the
relative Nowers ot.the .e3iden. and Con
grass and were unwilling L. discuss
hai:ly that phase OF the Interview. The
house IS plainly ne. IN belligerent
mood.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20

One who has your best Interests a.
heart. such a. friend IL U-No Tonic. II,
cheers the invalid and drives away all
ills. La:ge 81 bottles at advertising
price, % cents 201 and 200 Main street.
Open evenings.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20

Newest Discovery-EXt Teeth: no
pain y. Y. d. Rooms, Ennis, 162 Main.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-20
NE HOUSE NOT stIRpRIsEp,

the encroachments OF the Executive up
On its prcrogatlvc:.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-27
\ I'I'sssI,t SuTpri,"

1t Ma = merry gathering that t""k
pp--"-~luIl w thr cuIN hnll~r ut Mr. aud
Mr. T.. ". hiI-, uli south SECOND street
h-' mght, The company came unHII.
uuuurrd AMI iu-,k the host AMI hn-tr~s
most completely AMI happll! b! surprise,
lr "rra-iuu wt~ the NTH Anniversary of
the wedding OF Mi ami Mrs. lmNI~ and
90" celebration wa- entirely luiurmal,
The mrfrNmaklng hgan with the bee
,luWh, m "a" various TrmrlnhTanrrs
hr"uph IA hN their friends. hess, wrt"
al appropriate H. the "w~slrn" annlNrt.
,arI AMI Included every degree 81 the
useful and ornamental, II" evening
"aN trlightiullN sr"nt IN general ~ncla'
mlltN, Mt \ + STONE fHNurlng the com.
PAM Nitl several vocal selections which
w"fr 'lghlt appreciated
Mt. Irl~Moli. ~l~trr ut the rT~tWhilr
hlu-hup hrIdr, had thoughtiullN made
provision for the inner uIHn and the com.
paul Were iuNlt,si tn repair a. the dining
room tu phftHkr II delicious lee cream
AMI rak". lirf" contest drNrluITd be-.
/ tween two ut the robust guests ~ To- who
| could safely ,ii~Is,~r ul the greater ,IuaI.
I tltN al III" drlrrtahIr frozen ruuf,rtiull
/ hul a." race WAS such an even one that
( the supply Wa exhausted hriuTr drcis.
/ ION could be- reached
Ntug"ih"r II ~d~ mu-t delightful
| event aud III" gur-t~ upon leaving united
/ IN wishing Mr.. aud Mrs, lIa,- many
/ hpp, returns.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-27
SANTA IT. tOltI
IlUr.r lr,>Tl>> CaNe Against b. a X. e..
kAlIrOAI COMPANY.


!, To- uml,r-to"d that the ttuh w the
rn-r entitled tn. mt"d ~talr- ul Nm"r
IrtN- the Denver \ Elu nraudr Rail.
road company. wherein t",''" Ia tam.
ago. Al" sought lur alleged tIurhcr tres
,t--. Whirh hogan week ago. will hr
r,u,iuIrl ~ the uitri NiAl"- district
court Judge lAughln presiding. TN,
atlrru"nn, SAYS III" New Mexican
lh- case has hrcn conducted with
mdThrd ahint' ~ :, ATTORNEY rhil.
drr. SPECIAL -. Ntorney Juu,-. and
assistant |. :. Attorney Money tor the
government aud Hon. j r. Waite II ben.
Nrr. assisted hl ten, Bartlett, hnd District
ATTORNEY trl~t, "l santa fr.
he other seven casts. twuuuTr against
the beaver y i&o t,randr company, two
against the \rw Mexico Lumber com
PAM, tNo against r.. VI. blgg, ani one
against mtr'"DIur Krothrr- involving
virtually the satnr question at ISSUE
IL j.r ral,-" ou tual have been routln
u,T
VI the ruur.u,luu 81 this trial. probably
1" murruw morning Judge lAughlin viii
hear ~ the territorial district court III,
motion lur new trial of the rJrctmrnl
-ui ul the Anaconda mine claimants
against IA" Lincoln Luck! y Lee com
pauI, WHEREIN the plaintiffs We're given
,rgdlrt- against the defendants.
NNrr IL" hrarlug Of this NOTION III,
luti a." the chu-r entitled the ulted
>tal,. 81 lmrrci ". James Addison Fer
alta k,aN j. 81 al, conspiracy Ia driTaud
w.ll IT, rululu"urrd ~ the ultrd state
iI-'llrl ruurt
rune hl"uh uIrau- g"ud health. u,
VIA ~m~apArllA purlnr- III" hl~Sl
cutie tIuptl"u- Eczema, Nctutula ant
al d|-"A-r- ari-lug from Impure hluHl
- !. Walton. Druggist.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-27
Sew tuTI,uTatiuu-.

The following corporations have tll"I
ARTICLES with the territorial secretary
The Albuquerque street Railway tom-
PAM -lucutpIratur~, Oll\rr r.. trumw"ll,
II \rw Work, T. y lrlmhlr r., :. ~tmrt.
IT, Il. FERGUSON aud Il, \. NirN-trr, "l
New Mexico, object, maintaining an!
operating street RAILWAY llurs, capital
-turk. t3ul'r, life. till wears, llrrt"r-,
SAN" H. lnr"rp"rdt"r-, principal place OF
business, \lhllurrqu".
The surprise Mining Company lnrur
pnTntnT~, lhuna- \ bNl- Maurice
thompson, William MalhHul jacob
krhl and Fred, l. tiwlrd~, object
operating mines and reducing ores rapl
tai stock. t3alu, life, nltN years, dlfrC.
tor, same ~ incofpntaior-, principal
plar" If business, East Las Vegas
The M"gulnn Mercantile Company
lucufp,ratur~ and directors, Max NchutI
Henry Rosenberg. Of silver city, and
NalIln'l Schtl al Mugulluu, objects, con
Quoting a general mrrclandl~" mI~lnr~'
m M"gullun, capital stock, tlulr", life
ten irat', principal place II lm~lnr-,
Mog"ll"n, Nwutru county,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-27
I'm M, I,rr.L,IrnI.

ape MAY, \. f.. June % Wee IN
dent Stevenson accompanied l.!
Stevenson, Mrs, I"ouilIa StNrn-p
Mr. Lewis Stevenson, arrived 81
stockton hotel this morning, Nl"'rS
will attend the Chicago rnnNrlllloa
turning here Tor "a prutracird sta!
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-27

Laughing EYES, frames iull ui \lguf hud
elasticity. are blessings attaluahlr hN Che
raduNrtou,. the hapgnfi AMI Ia" dN~l"p.
tie who trN that Sl-"~i 81 experiments
an experiment wh"-r harpH "utc"ul" l.
certified L. hl mNrlai- Va, u c"ut~" al
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gun AMI steadily pur~u"d, llIrr" i II"
tome comparable to II N efficacy, none
more agreeable aud speedily beneficial,
The nervous AMI di,ppllr, suffering
from malaria, thrumIil~ul, constipation,
billion ,Ir>- AMI kllurN troubles ar rap.
IilN aided hN the lhtlrts, AMI II i one al
the best means ui rnunlrTartlng the ~
trrt- ut rNrr~SlNr hudllS ur mental Ia
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weather. Irt-un- ui ~rdrutaTN habits
iud II most useful NNltyrr and re-
cuIwfAlur ul exhausted energy, ~ II
m order t. sleep we'll, eat heartily and
digest Thoroughly Physicians every
where -I~ak III high terms 81 u.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-27

Ihr matter ~ the Intervening petition
IT ur", " hampton IN a." ra-" "i kcr
". Srholi"Id, WA argued upon motion "l
the brnd-urn, against whom decree
wa- entered "A trH days aga, I" \aru'"
aud ,rt aside ,Ald decree, T., ". lmh~"l
appeared tuI the motion aud r, W Ian.
~ oppo-lug IA" motion wa~ denied,
In lh, ease ut ~augulnrttr ", Nee -"
AN 1T AL the demurrer uf defendant I"
the am,pi,'i hlll ~ complaints wA- over
ruled