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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1896-01-14

millions of dollars-forty billions
from toilers and producers in
Europe and the United States,
and turn it over to bank thugs
and bullion conspirators, during
the last twenty years. So says
the conservative English auth
GRITTY, j. Barr Robertson, in his
paper read before the Society of
Arts.
That Grover Cleveland is a
mere figure-head, trumpet and
dagger for this new system of
universal robbery and murder of
the masses of mankind, |, for
one, have had no doubt since
1885, when Manton Marble wrote,
for Wall street, Cleveland's first
nominal utterance on the money
question. | believe-and I think
it has been amply proved-that
this traitor President, in con-
junction with alien enemies and
certain leading New York bank
ers, deliberately arranged and
precipitated the deadly panic of
1898, which produced fifteen
thousand business failures, turn
ed three million of people out of
work, and broke or crippled six
hundred banks themselves, most
ly small ones in the South and
West. According to the avow-
ais of the Cleveland and Sher-
man newspapers, the panic was
an "obiect lesson" to force Con-
gress, against its will and judg-
ment, into striking down silver
dollars, which were at that very
time above par in gold in New
York city.
1t is now evident that Grover
Cleveland, as the vilest conspira-
tor ever known to the western
continent, has used the Monroe
doctrines as a footpad's bludge-
on, to strike his country with
another panic. This time the
purpose of the ''object lesson" is
to force the retirement of the
"greenbacks," and to deprive
the people of every dollar of
money on which the vampire
bankarchy cannot draw interest,
and the value of which they can
not absolutely control by manip-
ulating the volume.
Thanks to the gold bugs, our
country owes Europe some five
billions of dollars, in one form
or another. OF course an asser-
ton of the Monroe doctrine
frightens our foreign creditors
or the inside wise ones pretend
to be frightened and they call
for gold. 1t will be very easy
for them to bankrupt the treas
ury on a gold standard. But
probably the plotters, with the
power of the Rothsehilds as their
center, will stop, a little short of
that end; for. it would be a great
blessing tofus to go TO a silver
basis, and would cut short their
piliage. In the meantime bust
ness in the United States must
be utterly Frustrated.
1t looks now as if another year
of Cleveland would destroy the
great American Republic. His
masters own the Eastern press;
but every Populist paper, at
least, from one end of the country
to the other, should instantly de-
mand the impeachment of Grow
or CLEVELAND ,CiT3.eq, K37jfyb{
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1896-01-14

The following warrants against
Custer county, will be paid on
presentation with interest to
date, if presented within sixty
days from date of this notice
ROAD FUND.
July Issue 1893.
Nos. 58-59-6O-61-62-63-64
65-66-67-6 69-7O-71-
72-73-74-75-76-77-78-
79-and-80.
July Issue 1895.
Nos. 47-48-49-50-and-51.
HOSPITAL FUND.
[April Issue 1896
Nos. 2-3-4-5-6-7-8-and
g.
July Issue 1891
No. 6.
GENERAL FUND.
January Issue 1895.
Nos. 59--60-61-62-63- and
"a.
ApIll lSSuo 1CJo.
Nos. 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9
-10-11-12-13-14-15-
-17-18-19-20 -21-22-23
-24-25-26-27- $3.50
-31-32-33 -34-35- 36-37
s. 9-40-41-42-43- "A
-45-46-47-48-4 9-50-51
-52-53-54-55- 56-57-58
-and-59.
Interest at Z per cent. Inter
est commences from date of reg
istry to 10 days after date of adj
vertisement.
j. p. SPALDING,
County Treasurer.
Dated at Chal1iS. Dec. Fl 1RQ5
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-14
FUNDS roR Nhw MEXICO.
Appropriations MADE al Last Session Of
congress for New Mexico.

't Il" Information ~ all whom II mn,
concern, nul at IL, rrdu"i IT SEVERAL IN.
tr.,-ioi lurui.. th' New NrNlcdu tepto.
ducr- the section, NJ thu lat legislative
executive AMI JdilclA' appropriation It'll
It,."h ~ cuugtr~~. approved MAY ~. lN,s
making appropriations iUr the territorial
gNrfnIn,ut II NrW NcNir" Tor the fiscal
,'u rudlug Juur 49, 1870 such -cclirn-
At" ~ iulluH-
"huf The gu,rfum NJ ~ the trrtitufS n
NV MrAlcu tuf guNrfhut. S2,".H, rhlri
Jui',r and irul associate Judge, tIuN.
zach, .rctpistN, tl'S1, Aud INTERPRETED
duh translator III the executive office
$50. tlH'uL
For contingent expense 1T the terri
tory, IT, w expended lt the guNrfuut
500
"tof lrgl-lati,crXprn~e- namely fur
trut light, iurl, tee. stationery. record
lil"-, record CASING, ptlnting. m,'--rngrf
auh INrtcf. p-thg", clerks aud incident.
H'~ III -"clrtatI's utlirr, cuillcu-atIun II
ullc't- aud mrInbrI- II the legislative
n--"mhlN, milrag" printing, stationery
i'c"ri h""k-, rent, furniture, aud inca.
T,',',, g. ~ ,i'. ~" "'''"''',, a..
Legislative assembly nt IA. t,rt,tnr, ~
~ Mexico hail rIum"nr" "n ~" lhirl
N'h'"N !" '"h'lhN' l"'. ana 'hth -hr'
~ '',n,tn,,I u'.n ',,,'" ,''' 'u'"''''''
-, nnut rrrd ,r,t thereafter. rr.,id,d
lu lhrr, hat 10 otlrr officer Il either
80 '' all 'El'lh'iN' assembly -l"li
w,,,.., ~, ",l,mt w U"'' ",,' w ~,
,hr u.u.. state, .ni n the hyl.LuNr
H.-rml - Il -nl luutun tan such 49,
NAV m' "h''i l"' 'N Va" law 81 tlr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-14
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-14
Ill LUNLkESS.
Iotal Committee Preparing :Or the lrriga
tInn Wont.

lhr uamnrr- IL ~" local committee ~
the irrigation cuugu'-- mrt yesterday
afternoon at the lu.a Vuu.I, ~ the
Fleming building, lnr muhrltS COM
mltt,"' nadr report oi ll' advertising
abroad of the cungi,~,.
The following committees were Az.
pointed
un Frmt Display e. t. liakrS. Win.
field scott, " +. tulWilrr aud v. NJ.
Ward.
ca Finance j. | Priest, j. v. Nooli,
j. {. uu"iHlI, Tempe, ". 4. kimball
v. j, LrRarun, Vim. VI. \rwrll, Mesa
james McNIlllrn, j. II. Monihon. Dr j. II.
Ford, AARON u"Idbrrg, NJ. II, McCord,
Phoenix.
II Wa drcldrd that the general rrcrp-
tlou I" Visitors would be- held At the c,ty
hail uu December H.. \ committee waI
appointed Ia wait on the governor and
secretary L. make the necessary arrange
mrnt~. en- the salnr evening Governor
Franklin viii tender n reception Ia the
visitors. HE reception viii l." ~ "a mil.
ltAIl nature aud the details viii be- left
tu AdJu;aut t,rnrrai NrhwulL iu per
feet ia" lTdl militia company Will
furnish the guard aud the First Reg.
mental band, stationed al Tucson, will
hr IN Attendance, Phoenix Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-14
THE Niln-T- ~ Ilight.

VA Intelligent AMI delighted audience
l,lhd Grant opera HOUSE last u,glt
The Embassy hail" a liNrly council,
IL ana, wa the play, ami IA" CONT any
acquitted thrm,rl,r- IN iinr -tylr.
NNrr Rp,rlAn ~ the ftlr widow. Mrs.
Nrrr, wraihrr, Is not atone "A pretty
Huulu she i "a clever one. full ui life
ami = = g,sL acttr'S,
Minnie hlXun Parker, ~ Beatrice Fame,
was lncIiurd Ia be- STACY, which should
not hr, the character being one that n
played III n quiet aud suhdurd manner
would be- considerable stronger and bet.
lrf,
Comedian Eldridgr carried of the hon.
ot~ ~ ,u~-lr thumlry, and krG the
hou-" ia continual laugh from start I"
unl,i
ur"tsr Fame, IN the hiud- 1T l.rm.
r,tA"t, Wa a mAnlE aud clraf.cuI piece
( work,
the other characters. ~ mrlnhrr- Of
the company, lncluiiug la Petite Lille,
~ ll" chlld, we're all we'll sustained
Iu.LIght Bunclcaults picture "t llfr IN
IL" presentation IT The uctoroon' Will
be- given,
Al saturday. matinee Tor the ladies'
aud children, The Pearl uf savoy will
hr given,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-14

debtelne~a II based upon dollar " sac
grains ~ pure guli Sill hardly BE- it,
pui,-l, except hy th.-r Who would dispute
ANYTHING ~ the rhaucr NJ avoiding hon
r-l payment, tut II T. held T., many Hui
with -uIiir stow ul ~,uCrfltS. that Vuf.
ton " the public debt Wa- r.u,tdrlri
when either metal would hh," teen toad
II, accepted ~ payment Tat tbrtrlutr
the option lay With the g",,tuu'nt. aui
That TuNi ONION ~ NlNIN N'tN IH-l
II l. all curtrrt enough rNcrii tn. Nutd,
~ snail capitals ami ll'sr ar. u't TUE
That option has hrn l,'-t lN the pledge
II congress g. MAINTAIN al dulIar, g. q
parity II ,ilun. his r"ul only nn q. ur
l., hullug the rs,tot tua ir,cl Wiz th"
l'"t, which l. gold ulrt tn, ul,dg,.
doubtless every guNrfnmrut untIga,Iru W.
ani i, nov held h> innocent pu.,h-,t-
lot ,alur
Whatever N.ruI have DrrI. ,.a1 is
WhN nv hrrn. aul u ht. h,rr Irr,. T.,
competent authority That Z. w., ,,ri,
dollar ut government cd. ugtlI,u I.hg,l
dollar. and iht, uur must urui ,nri,
standard DOLLAR Tat ht. hr,u Us. u,.l ltum
the mint
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o." ,"opI' t.i o.. r.ur. mr Nauul o.,
u Nav .uhoYu'u, u-rNrn Tat ,Nr
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-14
III! rOlAIO CROP.
A New AMI growing Industry OF san
MlHuNl LOunlN

Nv wears AK II va, the ruum.ji to-.
lief 10 tbs country that p,ialo'- Nrrr
u.i iuiI ", uuI, /" \rw Mexico AMI AT
Il Nd, a wh~trut tIurr To- dltru,t tu fdl-r
th"u. he lrN rlnu"rr- uut ~ the c..l.
N"u "i the upper ~dp"tIu have shawn how
utterly false TN, rpurlu-lun really WA.
Mr-~r-. Rlakr aud BARKER. IT that district.
began a i"w wars agr iu experiment III
the matter AMI have. AT the same time
with - profit lo themselves. irair expert
m"nts more profitable t. ~" country than
Ia" experimental station. near thu clty.
will have lnai" II II KEEPS up IT, seem.
ing past AMI uI"~"nt activity IN tifty
years H. come. uulN u few wears age
vegas Wa impurt"i, now nrAtlN half are
raised III san Miguel county, aud the
quality i ~ satisfactory that ia asking
for bids Tor supplies fnr IL" ASYLUM, an
all kinds. II Wa specified that !tatlyr pu.
tators be- FURNISHED, AMI pu.ator- raised
10y Rev. ;. l.. Batk"r. III Brulah, will ~-on
hr delivered AT thr asylum.
Potato raising has b"cuuir 50 profitable
III the lnrIutaln canyons that other far.
u, = Who hdN" heretofore given their AT.
trntiun I" goat -'"rp AMI cattle raising
haNr TURNED their attention Ia part Ia the
tulrr crop. aud Elmer Blake, who IL m
the city TODAY SAY that hrg" pr"pUr.
tlun ut his crop this year has hr"u pur-
chased l., other farmers ~ hI- own N,cIu.
~ for -ted PURPOSES.
Raising "ur uwu p"tat,"'S means that
III" many hundreds ~ dollars that have
each year. for YEAR, gnu" ~ Culufado aIId
Kansas, viii rrnl,in al hum", aud IN
Keeping the current IT muIlrS lowing To-
ward II Instead II from II. Is the secret Of
ANY community success. The potato
crop "i the ~hprll" viii al least clog the
Optsulng current L. -un" extent LIS
Vegas optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-14

Ca saturday u last week Kou'Ariu
Mrutuyn uuu1alrs. ~ Brudllllu. II
n"Whrw II Hon Nalafin Gunzalr~. Of
santa +" county, wa- nIafrlrd tc Miss
ll"ft"n-", Ia" lO'rlN daughter II bon
\maiu lAra. There wa- brilliant
gathering AT the historic old hacienda uf
the lrlgain- and over lH guests enjoyed
the feast. which lasted IA couple ot haNs,
The affair was n tSrcal Mexican wed.
ling NJ the uldrn tunes. The music was
rNr"llrnt, ANA Hon Pedro Ca-tilIo, the
rtiun" dld everything that could hr
/ ~" iur III" comfort and enjoyment II
n" guests. The dance lasted all night
amt all who attended returned tu their
homes delighted with III" goud times
tlrN had. New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-14
DONA ANA COUNTY,
Malprltles Tor the Various Candidates at
the Election.

The following are the maJuritlr- for
Ia" rnllr" ticket IN bona Aua county nj
tie recent election.
For l'l"gai" II Il, Ferguson, 2l3,
For Cnunrll \. |. thrl,ty, rep, - For
House Il. T., carr, rep, Tor uraut aud
u IA Ana counties, l">. FOR Council
81 \. Nati'u~, rep Tor Grant, bona MA.
Lincoln. IhaNr- and EliN cuunilr- 49,
trT House v, II, II, ll-wrllln, rep, ~,
pr Commit ~-lanrts Cha-. h. Miller, lUl
Il ealiu Balionaio, ~ Jesus silva, no
E.r probate Juige-Alherto j, Fountain
IT,, 10, For pruhat" clerk Jo-~ Lu-
zero, 500. For Collector Jacob Nchaub.
In, ~ For sheriff, Pat, y. Jarrett, 49,
FOR Assessor IN. Prudential, -, For
Treasurer Frank kropp, iOi For Cor.
onrr -ltOlnon de La q, IN. For SchUol
superintendent Jose Gonzales, l5S, For
surveyor j. G. CarT1Ta. 50,
This Is official ~ canvassed by the
commissioners Of bona Ana county
which shows that the entire republican
county ticket 10 elected.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-14
ARIZONA ITEMS.

Work on the hgua FRA raltI
erNulr has been commenced
work H. being Resumed 90
structlun uf the Walnut uruNr 4
quite "A lot ~ lhHniN rraI i
changed hands. lu' torlrctIuu
The Indian -clurl team ga
Phoenix eleven last SATURDAY d,
James O'Ilara has Irrdrl H.
the hllrNlrw mine near IuuI
$1,000.
ulnbr, the copper camp, 0,
rapidly, ami l. one uf the InrJ|
Ia the territory
Thomas j. Bryan, NJ rlrr
g.. ur worth ot improved proImr
defeat of his presidential names
The robbers who painted san
rrd hue have turned out Ia b"
instead " Black Jack aud hi, rf
Three hundred aud .iity copv~
children are now under the care
intrndrnt Hall. AT the natiuua
school north Of Phoenix.
Governor lritlr, on the eNp
his term Of office H. recorder. vi
In the practice Of law In Pressed
a. the real estate business
The Anglo American Canaigr
put n large force Of men at vi
Tempe, planting canaigre on u
lands there. Eve thousand acrI
planted.
An event ot interest to rho
the salt River valley will b. n
meeting ~ the Arizona Agrlcu|
~Ociation. which il a. be- held
November - and -.
The first oranges marketed 10
this fall, were raised on the Val
n few miles northwest ~ IN
These oranges have riprn"l j
ahead uI the California prduci
PRONOUNCED o. hr line fruit.
". u. uNrlll writes from lir.
he Will for "A srd~un leave tie
politics aud for u few months v
his energies Ia pushing hri"r" q
ton congress al Washington NJ
the reclamation II the arid Ian
west.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-14
IOLIEC RUINS.
They Outrival the Great Pyramid OF
Egypt.

Egypt.
O( the races which inhabited the Amer.
can continent before the white man nm.
drtt~,k IT, cNilllr II, ~aN- the III l'a-O
ilrralA the lultrc~ AZ" worthy 1t notice
Tor the rN lllzaIlun they brought, pr"~un.
ahl, from Via " sotnr unknoNn part at
the world It has always been u mystery
where they came from. aud Will pbSSihly
always hr 81. but the fact rru.dlnS that
they have lett I" thinking people lasting
rrmemhrancr- q! civilization which
WAS unrNcrllrd at the time they arrived
on the American CON tinrnt. The PItA
mlhs VI Egypt. which tourists travel
thousands ~ miles Ia see, are inferior. If
anything. to what eau De- s,'rn to-day IN
Mexico by those ambitious " taking in
the sights Of the world. The pyramids
II the sun and mooI which were built hy
III" T"lt"cs, are Ia be seen to-day IN Mex.
leo, The former il colossal IN IT, prolur.
tluns and equal" In architectural skill
anything which Egypt can produce. it,
'hsNi Nv l'fN' hl'h'lNll WV lt'l, anu
it, height in proportion To the rrst "
IT, colossal Dimensions. II vas built hy
these people Ia perptuate their idea II
rrligiun
The pyramid ~ the sun WAS supposed
to represent day, ami the pyramid IT the
moon represented night. The latter was
900 trrt long aud DO feet wide. In each
oi these splendid structures an idol WIS
placed VI gigantic proportions, which II
was supposed would oNerl"ok and protect
the people from the influence II the evil
spirit, which was SUPPOSED e. remain
around whenever II Wa cloudy. The
Mexican government, about four years
age, sent n party to investigate anh ~.
port on the discoveries which II was TX.
prct,d would hr made IN this pyramid.
They were thorough! explored aui r..
port given which cnTruhorated the writ.
ing II the ancient historian with regard
tu these pyramids.
The expedition which went Ia palcn.
lnr few years age, -ent hl the French
government, disclosed the fact that there
WAS nothing which Egypt could pruIure
which ralrnIur could not discount. The
TultecS certainly gave the world soma
thing Ia think about when they built
these stuprnd"u- monuments Ia their
everlasting grandeur AMI clNlllzitlun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-14

Our old veteran soldier friend
say lr-, postal clerk on the III
run. knows II guh thing when b
aud i now nursing tl"E' q
money, ~ u result II Mckinley
The high Five club viii meet
In future and Treasurer Sal lrs
the hills. ii sab" POGO r-ta hurl
rnu Weekly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-14

Engiu" NJ, -, with Engineer Ross al
the throttle AMI Fireman Reed -huNrllng
~ coat. brought the M, ta~t train from
California this morning, reaching here on
time, . o'clock,
Conductor Frost handled the punch,
aud his train consisted III the same ear
eluIlmrnt that passed through this city
going west on last Friday. Noy inter Il,
except the Atlantic \ Pacific ear M, ln,
which contained \, Il, wells, general ~.
prTlnlrndrnt II that nhd,
Il. H. Runs, resident engineer ~ Ia"
Atlantic y Pacific NJ Williams. came IN
from the west with Mr. Nplis,
lms splrndidly equipped train rob.
ahlN thu finest that ever made tie tour
acruss the continent WA sent east IN.
der Conductor kichlrN, With Engineer
ImNll ~ullT AT IA" thfutilr II rngin"
80, ami Fireman \, \, schubert al IN"
furnace.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-14
ANOTHER HOLb-ur.
Hulthuca siding, In Arizona. Called on
for Her Pro Rata.


IWu II 'hr baud " bald aud Daring
hg'Wi,mru Whu have been committing
their Expectations through southern Nj
ltuth Il NuW NrNlrn trr"ntly. aud wlu.
VA ~uutla, last we're said g. be- ramirai
~ tph kurh- ftrrl ~ the san ~inuu
'bllr,. -uI "uN .Ntug"l their camp. AMI
ul ~d'uf'a, n.-'' uihir thrii apprafaur"
At liuarlurr 81 ..Ig. ahrut ~ 'utN eight
miles W,.l Cd. lomh,tunr whrrr the,
tul.h. o.. CHr" d" Wells. Fargo \ CO..
ll a." hu,.u q, t,k'u i not known. SAYS
10" lNun.tuu" lt,,p''tof. - LAT ~
kuuNu Ties mulpi,i IA uur e.. II l.
Thought ttr iuhhrt, Wrt,. IN the lrikuut
iu' 90. "a, tram ot thr \r~ MrNirn n
Nul 'ua. Whlrh /. I.r about th- time.
nnd mt.ul 4 tu lutrr.rN II at this Isnul,
D,, lnIIrJ ~ account q" Tie non arrival
Of |hn uuu
90. M,rI ,'i.r, mu,l,u AMI posse,
N..Ia lr,,rl mout 81 uonp' from llua
r'.wo, t",k ~ ,h't'u. whiru, ,ri To- the
.o'.u' ,.l's Co. .. 'ar a, Furhank
N.u.I, ~, lot 90 o.. m,duu" II
ra'jlr tol h.r-" tack, that cover the
r.d n 'hI- I.I.t
lh"-r m'u N,ru., m,h. the ui2
'nm hu'h'- ranch ,o llurlur, ~,'ing
O.. 90 u.tt p w'u' 'nl uA.I, ,'r, htNr
,..0 .u. ,,,r, tu %, p.aE -,u IA ,uulau.
~ FL. Zee. ."rr o." tu'mol,r. .luuIus H..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-14

THf CIIlifN has outstanding
thousand dollars un ,uh-cfIpil"'
besides accounts for Hd,rTu'
work. etc, and these accounts 81
mailed a. ihusr nwrlng IL a. a
puS,ihlp. We have been rafrllI
subscribers for years, aud w
them Ia help uS along l., PAY
just debts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-14

7 TTTTTTN I TTITT|-
Chama, nov, :. District Attorney rrist
made II dying trip Ia Plaza Alcalir RIO
ArfIba county, on election day, and in hs
grip was bag of silver with which to
catch voters, hut h. found "gold.hug"
on guard there who wGS onto hi4 ways
which are dark and his tricks that are
vain. The gnld.hug ~n0n convinced him
that free silver" had no protection"
there, ~ District Attorney Crl-i went
back 10 santa f." fully convinced that he
was not hoSs IN Rio Arriha county this
campaign. "GuLp Bln,"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-14

4, >"t,hIr COMPANY 81 Astronomer. In
ih-titN

N"tthl" i"mpanN ~ Astruuom-rs Ia
the cav.
iff lTrlNal lowell. II the Flagstaff
a-tt"n"nIcal observatory, with his stan
u assistants, l. III the city to-day aud l.
III" guest NJ Judge r. VI Doe who accom-
panied N" party l:um Flagstaff
lhl- r"mphu! ot scientist, l. compu-.
ri ~ u"n Whose researches among the
mysteries II space have given them All
"nNlthi' r.,." among the men Ell GhrIf
professions, ani q l. "a pIrH-urr t. Inr
tll,/ y t",Nt'ul q, ,h"uia w"icruI" tu
III" riN
ihr wurk nrc,mlI -hr! H. ties" gen.
tl"luru IuuUs IA" pat -uuu"r aud fail
rnn"i"- a number 81 feature, - vital
Importance ,u a-,ruunun. Among these
may m m"utlruI nh-rINatlou, which
confirm hrl"nd reasonable question tn,
theory 1T the rNlrlrur" II vegetable lItr
Oh Mai, lhit p,an.i al ut wh,ch w.
must ,ull Nuuirra, &, tl' existence ~
animal u.". IT, $500, Whr makes sprc
laltI "l drUhl' ~tAr-. hal the gfatiiira.
ilon ~ hulilug ~" companion To- sir.
Iu-, i star winch hL. been ;"'luni the
rang" "i h~tfuI'.u.'u .,-i1I frr many
year. amt Eagerly -rrru"l tpr. In aiii
il"n I" LI",r un.'tNt,,"n- "'i, others ~
great Importance upon -. It,r'' Venus.
resulting ~ CpuliInrtluu Il tn Theatres
her, tuIuTr III-u.lrlrutIN ulNrl that the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-14

blei, nj his home ~ Lorna raria, on
Friday, \u>rmhrf Il, lNHi, Fred r.. Price.
From over the valley ot the shadow oi
lrath rRlur a." -umlu"u- aud peaceful!
the spirit ~ the mortal t""k IT, hight.
Loved IN lfr, honorrd IN death, the mem.
ny II Fred Prize will hong linger IN the
traftS ~ his friends. lie leaves a wife
lud one rhlld to mourn his lpS., aud Ia
,Nrlu heartfelt sympathy goes out III This,
.h' hour II their hrrraN rmrn,. kincon
Weekly,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-14

" II safe H. ~, that more than halt the
eases that come w ~ the nItrd States
court under the kdDuud- Law atr mat
trt- " persecution Instead II prosecution
yesterday. 1t l. -ald. u woman wN- before
the court fT ttihl ani Wa -"litrnc'-i ~
thltty days IN JAIL, Who hal not ~~n her
tufmer husband ~ ten wears aud l~.
lir,rh him dead yet pruhahl, asa matter
~ personal spite -uul" ~ her nrighl-f..
Who knew Ut the matter. shr T. maIr tn
stand this punishment. ~ cuut~r Wien
the mat,rt i htuugit h,iufr the court
AIi III" guilt l. proven tlrrr u ~ other
ruut-, bat sentence lut IT d,-'- ~c,ul
that III" mite state atlotu'l could put
u stop tu considerable ~ thl- luJu-urr.
las Vegas rItir.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-14
Putting None, INTERPOLATION,

\ dispatch to-day from Chicago states
thai 80 mills and factories have Resumed
hu-lnr~S since the election of Mckinley,
lhl- gives rmplr ym"nt "a 100, iW idle
men. and puts In circulation over TO-.
uhun per month. such facts show that
the election Of Mckinley IL a national
blessing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-14

Nalrntin" Needing a. Conrad Erbrck
warrant! I" lots ~ and itS, T. ArmlJu
\ Bru. addition, 81.
MARI Duhrrty Wilson and husband e.
John VI, Mnrr, warranty a. lot q, block
-, original t"~n-itr II albuquerque
fNsI
rlarliu ~anchr. aud wife Ia John NJ.
Mpt", warranty 10 piece Of land In Ran
cir - lie Atrl-c", eco.
l. ", H. bryan aud wife 10 Pauline i.
hn'lhrrg, quit claim a. lots lG.dl, block
b. >prlugrr adiition tl'".
lmrt"un ~rdiliu and Wifrtu J,--" ,,aT.
Ga ami wife, warranty tu II house aud lo'
~ nl Nhulu"iIu', 80.