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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31
DESTROYED ~ iiRE.
Coal on i.anp Exploding Nau."- - h""d


\ Coal on tamp Ipi"dIng Na"N"- - ''""d
beat ~ Damage.
Yesterday altrrnwun. about i.ipI. the
residence on the southeast corner of
Second ami lluning avenue, owned by
Matthew Ridley and occupied b! Mrs. VI.
4. Talbot aud daughter Mrs. j, T.. IHh-
lander. was very badly damaged 10y lire.
This morning u CITIZEN representative
visited III" scene ~ the lire. and found
Mrs. Gepilander amid the ruins, search.
ing for lost articles. Upon being asked
for n statement 0f the affair Mrs Coed.
lander said:
My mother, Mrs. Talbot. Is visiting In
Topeka, aud yesterday morning engaged
"a Mexican girl to do the house work. In
the afternoon she was out aud did not re-
turn till late. aud upon her re,urn or
dered her Ia OIL the lamps. We were
all In the sitting room, when sud
drnl, W. S.ard All explosion aud n
scream. l'pon rushing toward the kitch-
en, | found mass II flames In the
door leading Ia the dining rpm.
| immediately gave the alarm. and then
threw several rugs upnn the tire, hut they
were CONSUMED like ~ much paper. We
then turned our attention Ia getting out
our valuable papers, money, jewels. etc,
which was rather hard matter Ia 10, ~
the, were all hid IN various parts ot the
house, because lately the house has been
alone 81 much We were afraid 81 burg
lars. The furniture. ~ you s'e, Is nearly
completely destroyed. hut ! believe W.
have saved nearly all our Nalnabrr. We
ARE very thankful that the lire did not
occur AT night, and that our lives are
spared. We also want a. thank our
friends Tor the val liable aSsi4tanr" given
Us"
chief Ruppe was interviewed aud said
An alarm II tire wa turned In nj 5ah
yesterday afternoon. and ~ soOn ~
could get a. the fire which Wa within
two " three minutes after the alarm, No
= hO4e company hal their hV+e laid and
two streams NJ water 1T work, leSter
days lire demonstrated the necessity ol
having the department supplied with
shut-on MOBILES ~ ~ IA prevent ~ much
damage being done by water This wa
the twelfth iire since April ~"
j. A. Jacoby guarded III" premises al
night.
The furniture WA insured Ia the Roya
Fire Insurance company, Culley n Ar
milo, agents. for t3co, aud the building
/ was insured Tor tl,;n, with the l.ioI
Fire Insurance company II London, A
T.. Walker. agent. The damage Ia n
house was about kbn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31
DESPERATE BANDITS.
They Again Rob The White Oaks
Stages,
They Murder In Cold Blood George
Parker.

~j,,.' Goo o.. t.ut..
san Antonio. y VI ~" % iIfp. M.
since wiring !uu at : T. M hutlrt, the
stage driver. atti,L here at $3.50 T.. H.,
without any mail. ~ both stages were
held.up nj about the same place near the
heal u Nal Pats, twenty mile- west "
White oaks at ~ T.. M
The robbers got nothing hut what va.
-ent under lock " the lnitd states
mail, ~ no EXPIRES ~ passengers were
alpard
They stole all thr hur-~ Vt both Stage.
except one, which they shot lead
Roth stage drivers were hnt4.lr-- aud
went ai"t with cut mail pouch"- to
White Uak- twenty miles.
p--r wa- imn"iatrl, gotten e..
grthrr Ani are following thr trail. which
X plainly seen. There at four men ~
IL" hoIi.up and the, are tracked nov IT,
ih" west side ~ u-cItt mountains.
The, left the stage road at the gap IN
the u.cuh muuulhIu-. near Mountain
NNhNl'lit hlll WYNN NV llhiI w hi'llk wv
west slup" oi the u,curA mountains
through Hamburg, toward the ~nn VA.
dtra- mountains
They ATE either iu hiding iu those
mountains ~ m,r rrr--rd thr railroad
near Lara " tugh toward iar BLACK
taugr
These hrl,lup- are uuw known t. ~.
side IT. IL" vicinity 81 the White muun.
Mru-. ani viii evidently ~ back To- -olur
" their hiding places IN HI Captain ~
White mountains, where thrN have
friends tu -hlrli them.
great deal ut tins trouble la mpu
caused hN withdrawal III tt"np- from Fort
stanton AMI the taking III ~ the stage tn
the fort snd abandoning the Fort stan
ton telegraph linz
While trpII~ were stationed At stanton
not u single mail rolhrty urrurtrd dur
lux the last sixteen wars. Except what
wa- done 10y the stag" dfNrt- thrm.
selves
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31

county In every other manner poesIbls.
II Is due solely TO his energetic effort
that the road from SOcorro 10 Mogollon
has been built. lie labored patiently and
perseyeringly ~ that end.
The building Of that Rad means much
H. the business interests VI Magdalena
and SrorrO towns II will bring n large
portion u the trade " the great Mrgollon
mining districts u those two towns and
II will lend an impetus To the shipping
Of cattle, from Magdalena. which have
heretofore gone via silver ely aud lrn d.
ing The towns Of S'corto Mag,inlrna
AMI Mogollon owe debt u gratitude 10
II. u. Brr-um, which they should now re-.
pay by giving him solid vote Tor -her'
~ silver city Enterprise
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31

\ rWOMI,I ImNI was uI,ukE>.


I'll" N,iIr",drr and the widow IIrr Ch,i
i"n n-hiud.
It has leaked rut that during the week
~ the ct, arrival Of sports" Justice rruw.
ford was called upon tn prfluru mar.
riagr ceremony that hr never prfl"tmrd.
During fair week. 49, IL" story runs,
there arrived IA u" city rnIIruairr and
widow wlthA rhlld They announced
themselves ~ hallng from C"trillu~, and
t"ok ruorn- ~ "u" ot \lhuIu"rIur'- pop.
uldf lodging hou-r-. Ia" man wa~ ANN
ioii- Ia marry. likewise the wuluau. ani
h" "llrltrd tlr help "l u freight cundur-
tor un the Atlantic \ Pacific The frrigl
conductor had u tain With lu-tir" Craw
fort, and everything Wa arranged 'ur
the happy event I" tran,plrr at the Test
irnrr ut the justice. lu-tlrr crawford.
after having sci the hour aud told the
faliruairr I" haze his lovely prpp"ctiN"
better half on time, commenced twisting
his mnuItarh" and prlmplng himself fur
the secession. lie Wa AT h- best. Aui
thu Thoughts uf 80 easily earning "A guud
round f." uai" the lu-llr" equality HAP.
~ AMI ruut"ut"h. HALF an hour later
the prospective gtpnm drove ~ tn the
/ Ju-tlcr- residence ami hrtw,-n soh-. ir.
rlat,s that hr hal hrru unhhIr tn ma
the widow. hut that he had hlt. with u
note, her cluli H. hl- tender uIrrclr-.
/ The marriage. oi r"ur-r. dil not take
place, AMI IA" whereabouts 81 the widow
has not ~ Vet h.ru Disclosed The ran.
fua,irr, with the child, hl- also ,ii-ap.
prar,sl aud our informant states that he
went north N IA" direction 81 Ln- Ger.
4 Tillu-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31

The subscription commute" II the IRA.
den Monument Fund have completed ar.
rangenients with Miss Rhr Lorraine and
Elwin Barlowr to stage and prpiuce the
com~iy "Janr" at the opera house. Ia raise
money Tor that worthy ohject-a monu-
men, Ia the memory Of the late John
Brairn. We feel sure that every one ~
our citizens will take up this affair and
make individual effort 10 make this play
u financial success. An artistic success
1. assured, Rehearsal began lat night
with the best local talent In the east.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31

Investments In any and everything Of an
outside undertaking. especially mining.
The impractical character VI the plat
form with protection ignored ON which
Bryan Is making his canvas. prUiuces
such a condition Vt uncertainty IN all
financial centets ~ results In utter wan,
VI confidence all around
"kepudiation being threatened. II
throws all questions VI investments ~
On" aide Tor III time being, and ~ all
ahmt. such state " confusion would
m ptulur,d ~ would require several
years to n llust, II the conditions pruiuc.
ri Ny Ir,hn'a election were Is,-sihle "
~. t.giru'
II i,t,-b had tuO think that such vast
ul-, Il -upp,r''Ni.tnhe Intelligent Amer.
rhr. hould give such blind allegiance
% hobby ~ diamrtrically opp~ei to
,hrit own interests aud welfare IA that
VI free trade and free silver They did
II Ia elect Cleveland. AMI would repeat
the i,s4e by rlrcting Bryan. IN the lat
ter they will ingloriou-ly fail, leaving
the democracy rent III twain, and the
pnpuliSt- where they have AWAY hrrn
nowhere
There ran hr ~ doubt from all pres.
ent Indications bat that Major Mckinley
Will b" elected. Between Bryan- gnhhr
aud his rabhr following, they -rm Ia
uak" much noise aud -nIur show hut it,
the thinking, reasonable vote that viii
tell when they come H. hr counted III
November next"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31

"a
Wednesday evening the Pavilion was
|a~ded with American and spanish
rPle to lear Hon. J. A, Ancheta, Of Sill
lN'lly, Teal with the issues II the cam
n lrom republican standpoint. The
AArcial band furnished inspiring
s'e'ahd the audience gave close atten'
nb III" remarks q. the brilliant young
'0 The speech was good one, but
"hcrnsuS If opinion was that the To-
sa''S were sadly neglected In favor
Igumrnt supporting she beneficial
' O' the republican party regarding
IiAhclal aud protrcti'ef features. Hon,
Martin acted ~ interpreter, and
klirgo Baca AZ chairman OF the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31

u! local applications. IA they cannot
Peach the diseased portion III the ear.
IhrTr /. only one way L. eur. deafness,
|ahi Tia, Is hy constitutional remedies.
l~ail'r~N i caus' Il 10y All inilanltsi condl
h'dl at IA" nuruous lining NJ the Ensta-
stlan lube. When this tube gets In.
t'nr'I You have n rumhling sound or lu'
Perfect hearing. AMI when II Il entirely
th'-si irainpss is IA" RESULT. and unless
We Inflammation can he taken out an,!
his tut" restored 10 Its normal condi-
lbh, hearing will h. destroyed forever
lh. faces cut ~ ten ARE ramAa'i by ca
erh, which il nothing IN, an iniiamri
eAiitlun II the murumis surfaces.
NrNlll give O,.r hundred Dollars Tor
IL! ra'" II deafness OraiI4'si 10y catarTh
eA' cannot he cured hy Halls Catarrh
NE send for circulars. free.
+, j. CHENFN n Co., Toledo, u.
Soli lN druggists, 1Jc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31

send your address ~ II. II. Bucklen n
lon chicago, and get u Tree sample buX "
IT, Kings Nrw lLfr fill-. \ trial will
convince you VI their merits. These pills
ne eNy ~ actiunhn ate particularly ef-
irrtl'r ~ Ia" eur" NJ constipation AMI
S.rk llrtHrh". Pot NthId aud ln.
Troubles ilrl nave teen piuNrl iuNaluahI
They are Ruafant"ri a. br perfectly to
from every delrtrfluu~ -uh-tanc" aud g.
l." purely vegetable. hey iu not weaken
10y Their action, tut l., GIVING tone To-
stomach and l'"ri+ great! iuNlgufatr
the system Regular ~" 2,r. per bUN
sold 10y Wy, Walton. druggist
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31
A Al. FIr. Alarms.

Richard English, general master me
chanic for the Atlantic " Pacific, has
submitted a. Chief Ruppe, NJ the tire de-
partment, the following rules governing
hre alarms.
Iu all Whum Concerned
Ia case ~ lire " any Of the company'H
buildings the following signals will gov
ern:
tine long and one short blast Of the
whistle indicates that either general Of
dee ~ round house IL on lire,
tine long and two short blasts indi'
Gates general master mechanic Office,
general store keepers office or oil house,
the long and three short blasts indi-
Gates machine, boiler or blacksmith
shops,
One long aud fou. short blasts indi'
Gates carpenter AMI paint shops.
A. ANN M alarm IL given stationary
engineer will Immediately clo-e valve Il
water tank. and round house employs
and others using water Tor tlling boiler
or other PURPOSES will immediately Gloss
all valves and keep them closed until thu
fire In extinguished.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31

The nomination u II. u, BursunI for
the office Of sheriff Of SocOrro county, by
the republicans Of that county, meets
with the hearty approval Of the repre4en'
tatiye citizens u both parties,
Mr.. Bursum has made an excellent Of
fetal. and not content with doing all
that the duties Of his Office required fof
his constituency. he has also been an ear
mast worker for the welfare Of Socorro
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31
Ho~ nryaai.m ,rr,w f,n.u,..,

T'IfN III JUuTNA
gentleman we'll known ~ the min
Ing world. and al-o we'll known general
ly In Prescott, who ~ east on mining
business. write a. follows Ia his attct,
ney In Prescott;
Il iind II very difficult 10 interest capi,
talista In any art of outside in,esim ents
here; the business came on Is progress.
Ing slowly. The fact u. but little can IL
done until the election Ia November IL
over and the question IT free silver IL de-
eid~i. Should Bryan and silver prevail 90
hut that Ii Impossible then good bye u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31

with appreclatiVe listeners and II IL IN.
necessary to say that Mr.. Ancheta. who Ia
one oi the most eloquent ot public speak.
etS, kept his audience Interested to the
clu-e. lie was followed 10y n short but
very enthusiastic speech 10y lion. ". Il.
Martin, the republican nompce fof the
ruuncil from ~corru anu sierra counties.
Nucuffu Chieftain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31

"H'L''Us
tuhIh ~'h"ni I"s'hrr- b't"h"r Meeting
AlhuIurflur'- public -rhu1l teachers,
now twrnt, IN number. held very In.
trrr-tng meeting at the -up"rintendenta
office this morning. The teachers were
all present and M excellent spirit pre-.
Nail,i
The statistical report showed so pu.
pi- ENROLLED Tor the iirSt III nth. with the
best record II punrtuality aud atten.
dance the -chul4 have ever shown since
their Organization.
rh" following professional work for
this years meetings was decided upon
quick Educational liriurmrrs, the Ped.
ag"gical journal. Educational Fuunda.
tions and Practice work ~ Child Study.
This outline furnishes AN admirable
foundation lnr special work. correlated
with II, geography aud history, aud much
profit should result from the years
work.
After u number of suggestions and an.
'''sl"l w
truiucrd l'ru'. j. r.. smith. from Iowa
who gave II very interesting talk on
Science III the Grades" prul. smith
made strong plea foS this work and
shaved clrarl, aud forrihly "a" HlNan.
taVeS rrHllting from the study,
Prof. Irnnry continued his work nn
drawing" after which the meeting AL.
Jmrnrd until u" last saturday IN NJ.
Ntmhrr.
NDII-.
Miss Catherine Cameron w,- Hppnint
III secretary Tor this year
The teachers were all urged a. attend
the Territorial Educational association
nj Socorrn in December.
Prof. Ward, Of the high SchUl, will
give u talk on child study at the No,rm
her meeting
Miss illggi~nn. ~ the ,,"Ss Military In
-t,iutr, and Miss Edith stevens ware Wis
l if..F
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31
A SURPRISE ASSIGNMENT.
Jana Bros. Of Trinidad. Compelled TO lake
Steps for their Creditors

The Jana bros. merchants 81 trinidad.
Colo, made an assignment the other LAY
They are wrllknnSn IN this city, having
influential relatives now residing IN Al
buqnrrpur. Regarding the assignment,
the thrOnicl" says
Last evening. under n chattcl mortgage,
Nathan JAifa tunk larV.'sSlUn III the Whit"
House mercantile establishment IN tins
city. and thu general merchandise store
IN Stark,illr, u~ni 10y JAiia iifr,, one ot
the oldest AMI heaviest business litIns IN
Trinidad.
All urtsOf runners ~ Ia All assignment
failure. etc, we're current uH ia" streets,
aud a. get the true status 1T the affair
representative III the Chronicle called un
NJ. Snl. Jafis At hi- home last evening.
That gentleman ch~rfull, gave the news.
palp-T man fun details 1T the affair and
the reA~onS Why HI lrm tsbk the step
they did.
On account 81 the general depression II
bu-i"e.v4 AMI consequent IsIt COLLECTIONS,
the iirm have h+n unable ~ late Ia meet
their bills ~ promptly NJ has h"n their
custom, aud yesterday drcidrd a. place
themselves IN n position where every
creditor would h prut"ctNi In his claim,
even though II would he n great sacrifice
H. him.
Trust dssls aud rhaltel mortgages were
executed IN favor II their cTeiitof. un
their valuable business AMI property N
this city anh al once tilrd with the county
clerk and every claim II fully protected
Several years aga the iirm statt'si out a.
reiuce their obligations and during the
past sixteen months have paid III over
t2j,u by the sacrifice ~ aIIIir valuable
holdings outside ~ this city, aud hal II
not b,-lI Tor the IeTSlstHhc" ~ -OIIr II
/ the smaller creditors within the past
| few weeks IN another month would have
/ hal their business AFFAIRS IN g,Hsi shape,
/ They determined that M uur should
have an advantage aud believe that. by
the course taken yesterday. they viii l+
able a. pay every creditor In full and have
! n handsome surplus left,
The Jaiia Br0-. have h'rn the foremost
! In all movements lWking Ia the advance.
Inpnt ~ the city, have hal the entire con.
tiience ~ all. ani their Temporary 1inhAr
rAs,Inent and the manly WAY In which
they are nesting II, will only strengthen
them In the business world,
Mrs. l.. X. PrttOn, Rockford. H., writes
From personal experience cAn recon
mend liz Wits SATSapaTilla, n cure Tor
impure blO0i anh general debility" v,
Y. Walton,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31

whom tn Vote f"r ~ Delegate la C"ngr"sS
Every farmer and every business man
In the recs valley, having the interests
Of the people at heart, should carefully
consider before casting hi- vote Tor any
candidate who iayors free trade or who IL
not positively and decidedly In favor Of Il
protective tariff nn wunl and who II not
quite ~ drcided ~ Ia government
iOunty Ia the producers ~ sugar. II the
Peco- valley pro-prrs II will be hecau-'
the wool and sugar industry II protected,
say- the Eddy Argus
Mr. FERGUSON, the Democrat silver c-n'
didat,. l. n free trade disciple n n dan.
gerou. degree, What interest eau he
have In our success when he would al
init, free oi duty, the tluO,Unnp ~ su'
gar We are now importing
II IL the principle, the plesige, the plat
form W. object ", when We urge the 'ot
ers ~ the pec0- valley ~ scratch thu
name ot II. u. FERGUSON. Let your vote
for delegate 10 congress be Tor 7, u, Cat
ron, the representative " protection Il
American wOTkmen.
1t l. Idle ~ invite capital " this vale!
~ erect sugar factories aud with yOu
votes elect men who are pledged a. ffe'
trade.
There IL nothing partisan In our locs
politics. Vote for the best men n you
conscience dOes not tell you 10 stay will
your party,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31

On receipt ~ ten cents, each or STAMPS
q generous sample viii he mailed "i 'h"
most popular Catarrh Hnd Hay fe'sr 'n'o
tElys Crram Balm Hafhe'en' 70 u' mon
strste the great inertia al The rcm"dy'
ELY BROTHERS,
GO Warren ~, New York City.
Rev. John Reid, IT., Of Grai Falls, Mont.
yecomm, nced Ely's Cream hahn tn me
can emphasize hl. s,A,"mcni, :" IL iAA posi-
Tvs cure for catarrh n used a. directed -
Rev. Francis W, Poole, Pastor CentrAi Pros
Church, Helena, Mont
Eiy's Cream balm 10 the Acknowledged
cure for catArrh aud contains no mercury
nor any injurious drug. Pnos, " esAsA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31
pnaoCnAriU CoN,ESrioN.
delegates Caucus Almost all bay aud T.
du,.J . Mised rI,k.t

delegates Caucus Almost all baN aud ftO
duc.d a Nit~d Ticket
The democratic county convention.
which should have convened Mt ~ o'clock
In pursuance to published call. lid not
get together until II. - this morning.
the convention assembling nj the opera
hOug.
The delay was rau~,d 10y the delegates
caucuSing, aud trying to settle upon the
candidate. Tor the various county offices
AZ he hour mentioned the delegates
filed out ~ the side ante. rUom and tuuk
seats, wheleupon John Jacoby, chairman
~ the county central committee. an
nouncri that IN pursuance IT authority
vested IN him ~ chairman h. now calls
the convention Ia order
Tomas E. Muntnya, ~"cfrtar, ~ the
committee read the call AMI on motion
bunacianO thaNr- WA rlrct,p. Temporary
chairman aud hnrIrn H. rratcr -rrte.
tatV
On motion the chair appointed the tul.
lowing COMMITTEES
Credentials Il + h,m-. summers
RuIkhart, Ih,-, kllur. IuuA, Nontnya
and Modr~tn ORTIZ
Permanent Organization Ihu- ley.
don, Miguel Martins, u. " Johnston. &.
Il. Hawl,y and Worth krrnr
Resolutions Thomas r. rhrlai. TIA
vino t,atriH :, Il Gillette t. y. Wllker
-ou aud ilf. lllnch.
hfl"r IL" appointment ul the ahoNr
committees. u motion wa- made hl John
Jac"hl that the convention nov take
recess until u'cluck y. III, aud that the
delegates assemble lor the putpo~c 1T fur.
thcr caucu~ing before the rrculNrhlng nf
the convention ~ the side Ante.runu ut
l',in n'clnck
The nuilnu Wa seconded AMI the con
,rntinn adluurnrd.
NtIfKNuUN -t~-IuN.
owing to the great difficulty ~ -rcur.
ing candidates Tor u" ,ariou~ county Of.
bees, the convention did not rrcnuyrne
until ten minutes ~ o'clock. aud II WAS
evident from the appearance NJ the dele.
gates that they wrrra very tired lot Of
men.
The several committees reported and
their reports were accepted
owing a. the latenr.,s NJ the hour 1Ml
tI'lhtN cannot Ri,ea full report oi the
proceedings VI the convention.
Ia caucus. however the following
ticket was decided upon aud ratified by
III" convention;
For Council \riIl H. Flrli and Henry
BrWkmrier
For Representative David haca, j.
w. skinner aud Joseph Carroll.
For commissioners John Mann. Ea-
puipulo Romero aud Fernando Armio.
For Probate Judge Jesus ArmiJO y
Jaramilln.
For Fr"hat. rlrrk Gord"n H. rearce.
FOR Collector +. II. Kent.
For sheriff Vim. Farr.
For Aa4rSs+or FL nsid.
For Treasurer Vim. Mcintosh.
For Coroner tornrlio Gahaldon.
For -chool superintendent v, =,
Burke.
The surveyor AMI river commissioners
we've then nominated, after which the
convention adjourned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31
HULbRUOk ITEMS.

f,uu to- Az Il
Rev, j. \. Crouch hH- been returned Ia
the ilnlhr, uk and Win-l0w charge f0T the
coming year.
\ few nights -lnct -IIne sneak thief
abztractrd ahnut t2o from the bank roll
un the roulette table nj Gr"T y N0ods
when no QUE WA lIking, and Departed
Tor parts unknown,
MAINLY y Trimhl" -hippd 7,lHs head
II sheep from this place the fore part III
the week a. Omaha, Neh.
Joseph v, smith, proprietor ~ III" Ilol.
brOok and Fort Apache stage line, has
put an two new buck .hatdu that ar
dandle-,
Miss Fay McAli-ter NJ Nin-lOw, Wa
before Probate Judge Huck last FRIDAY
Tor examination ~ a. her sanity, and
was adjudgei II un-nund mind and taken
a. the asylum at Phoenix the fore part al
the week by sheriff owens
Cod, j. +. Wilson sIDkr IN the court
hou-, al linlbr0k on the ry-ntnS ~ the
list, on the political ISSUES 0i the day. 4
lAIg" gathering W the people from all
over the county assembled In the TOpm al
$50, aud gave the sp"aker respectful al
trntlun Tor nrsTly two hours.
The republican county candidates will
start On u canvass II the rouDty un Mon.
day, AMI Will hold meetings every even.
Ina during the week ~ follows, SNOW,
flake. Oct, ri, rinetop, Oct. - show low
Oct ~, Pin@lale Oct, ~; Taylor Oct, 80
N0siruff Oci, 81, They will pas through
Linden on the s''th aud Shumway on the
JOth.
letter, eczema AMI all similar skin
troubles are cured by n. Il-e ~ H.
Wits Witch Haksl SAl,e II s0ther al
once and RESTORES thu iis-ll'~' a. their
natural condition and never fails 81 cure
piles. ". Walton,
wm. Campbell and \. ], Henderson, ii
Winslow, are III Sturges' kuTOpaan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31

meeting, Mr.. Martin followed Mr. An.
cheta, chiefly dealing with his work In
the last session III the legislature. j, j
rrujillO trfrrrrlto the county candidates
IN the republican ticket In compliment
Ary termS. his remarks bringing the
meeting to cluSr san Marrial Bee.