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The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-25
A DIPLOMATIC VICTORY.

Not ouly did Lord Salisbury in
the Queens speech accept the
mode OF settling the Venezuelan
controversy urged upon him by the
United States. but in the debate
on the speech there vas not a dis
seutiug voice to the correctness Of
the attitude Of the United States
The liberal leaders in both houses,
Lord R1sebery and Sir William
Vernon Harcourt, vigorously ad-
voczted arbitration and supported
the Monroe doctrine Is interpreted
by President Cleveland, and both
Lord Salisbury and Baltour sub
stautiauv assented 10 their view
Lord SALISBURY reversed his pre-
viOus position and accepted the Co
operation Of the United States,
even going 50 far as to admit that
the interference OF the United
States was not unnecessary and was
z valuable factor in bringing about
a most satisfactory situation and
would tend TO secure a most peace
ful aud permanent solution Of the
difficulty.
That thes. utterances are not
empty words Is show BY the CORES
pondeuce between Lord Salisbury
and Mr.. Bzyard with regard to the
Venezuelan commission. Lord Sails
bury accepts the invitation Of the
Commission 10 submit the evidence
of British claims aud that body IS
at once given q standing and q
practical assurance that its work
Kill Be OF value. There IS reason to
| expect that its conclusion viii serve
as the basis Of the final settlement
The diplomatic victory Of the
. United States Is complete II show;
that the courageous message OF
the President was, as the Post
Dispatch affirmed, a juiicious and
righteous assertion OF Z sound
American policy which WORKED for
peace. not war. Ii has brought
peace and order out OF danger and
confusion in the Venezuelan con-
troversv and has greatly strength
eued the cause OF inteTuatiOna
arbitration. POST Dispatch.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-25
TAX D0DGIEG

Tax lodging has become general
over the country, aud the richest
corporations are most successful in
evadiug the law. This is evidenced
by recent Investigations in the city
Of Chicago, when it was ascertained
that the Pullman Palace Car Com
pany's properties valued at over
500. 900. 900, are assessed at less
s., ,OOO, 600; Chicago City Railway
Companv's property, real value,
s39. 100000, IS assessed at 81, 36l, 900,
North Chicago city railway, real
value, sl3, ,575, 900, assessed at s5l7.-
900; West Chicago cltv railway, real
value. over 5000. 600. assessed
$4,000. The State banks OF Chi
cag0 having q value Of nearly
sl9. .000. .Os0 are assessed about s43-
900; capital aud surplus, state
banks, real value S24 655, 900. as
sessed sI,S25, 600, capital and sur
plus, national banks. real value
over SIS. 900. .OO6. assessed s5.9l3,-
900. What is true OF Chicago is
true OF other large cities, and the
same effort to avoid taxation Is
practiced everywhere. Equalization
boards and tax assessors have been
unable to bring about a better
state Of affairs, aud until the laws
are changed corporations and rich
men will continue 70 dodge their
taxes while the poor man PAYS on
the full value Of his property
Arkansas Democrat.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-25

A Mr.. Cloud, Of Saline county
writes the Benton Couriear, that,
as farmers, he and his neighoors do
not want to DC bothered with can
didates coming around them inter
ferri1g With their work, and vii
not support for Ofce any man Who
disrezards their wishes in this mat
ter. We have heard quite a mum
Der OF prominent Miller county
farmers say the same thing. Il Is
iuiuring 4 farmer to go into his
fed and stop him from work, to
electioueer with him, and It should
be stopped.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-25

II seems that the Democrats 10
Kentucky kneE where they we're
cat" ~ until after the election.
but nov they are wondering how II
va. done. In time Of peace pre-
pare for var. The Republicans Of
Miller county are not running Tor
ohce merely for the empty honor,
and xe now sound the alarm. II
will not hurt TO get together, at
asy rate, and find out where the
Republicans are at, before Ve
laugh too big.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-25

The Ashdown Herald thus speaks
of a former citizen of Texarkana.
"We welcome as 4 citizen TO our
town Lawyer J. T. COwliug, who re-
Gently moved from SEWER county TO
Richmond. After remaining At
Richmond a short time, decided TO
move his law Office to this
place. Mr.. COwlins Is ! partner
in business With that well aud
favorably known gentleman Of Tex
arkzna, Mr.. Z T. Friede.l Their
oaice is IN the upper story OF the
Racket store, where they wili Oe
pleased TO attend TO the wants OF
those =ho mar find themselves in
want Of legal advice
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-25
A REMARKABLE FIRE.

One OF the most remarkable tires
ever known has been burning
through from one side of mount
ain TO the other, 4 distance OF q
mile, in Montana for four months.
The fire is, or originally was, in the
Bozeman tunnel on the northern
Pacific railroad. The tunnel was
heavily timbered for support On
September l3, last, fire started at
about the middle of the tunnel.
The great quantity Of woodwork
furnished abundant material for
the flames to feed on, aud every et
fort to queneh or cheek the fire
was unavailing. In a few days
smoke began pouring in great VOL
umes from each end Of the tunnel.
In a week the tunnel was a furnace
from end TO end. Immense quanti-
titles of water were turned into
the tunnel, but to no purpose.
Then the ends Of the tunnel were
sealed up and kept so for several
weeks. When unseaied the IRE was
as hot as ever. The whole noun
tain seemed zEre internally. Mean
time the railroad people had built a
switch back track over the noun
tain TO accommodate the trafsc A
week or two ago the ends OF the
tunnel we're sealed up again and
will remain SO for an indefinite pc
Rod.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-25
THE TEXARKANTAN
F.G. wooTTES, City Editor.

Mr.. Manning, Of Monroe COUNTY
has given il out that he vii not Dc
a candidate Tor UOf 1tt- ~"
for Sewer, Harr0d, or Jones
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-25

In recent editorial the Salem,
Oregon, Independent says: Time
aud again have We seen Chamber
laiu's Cough Remdey tried and
never without the most s3tisfacto-
~ results. Whenever We see 4 per
sou afflicted with hoarseness, a
cough or cold, we invariably advise
them to get Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy; and when they do, they
never regret it. 1t always does the
~ors ahd does it well. " For sale by
Smith Drug Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-25

Kline's Steam Bread--ask for il
lit IS labelled. Insist on having il.
Use no other.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-25
G
SS1S..'
(ag|y
GIodness Comes

lAIith q better understanding OF the
w transient nature Of the many phys
ical lis which vanish before proper ef-
tlrts-gentle eeIf0rts-pleaSsnte efforts
rightly directed There Is comfort IN
the knowledge that 50 many forms OF
sickness are not due q any actual dis
esse. but simply % a colStipated coldi-
ton Of the s-stem- which the pleasant
family laxative. Svrup of Figs prompt
IL removes That Is why Il iS the only
remedy with millions Of families and is
everywhere esteemed ~ highly by al
who value good health Its beneficial
effects are due 10 the fact that i Is the
one remedy which puom0tes internal
cleanliness. without 6ebilItaiIng the
0rvsus on which IL acts ltis therefore
all important. in CrJier IN get it. bene-
fetal effects. % uSte when you pur-
chase. tv1u have the genuine article,
which Is manufactured By the California
Fig syrup Co. only. and sold b. al rep
utsUle druggists
Fin the enjoyment Of goo6 health,
and the system = regular. then AKA
tives or other remedies are not needed
II afflicted with any actual disease one
nav he eommenfei torhe most sEllLfUl
PHYSICIANS. bur Il IN need of 4 laxative,
. then one should have the best, and with
. The vell-iuf0rD=i eTe-TTv here syrup o.
{ F;r-s stands hi-heS- and : most largely
[ used ana gives uOs- general satisfaction
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-25

Four packages Scotch 0ais for
30 cents at 7. ]. Hobgoods.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-25

WHY suffer With Coughs, Colds,
and LaGrippe when Laxative Bro
mo Qninile will cure you. Does
not produce the ringing in the head
ike Sulphate OF Quinine. Pat up
in tablets convenient for taking.
Guaranteed 10 cure or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents. For sale
by W. 4. Robinson. ? 6 3m dtw
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-25

Every loaf OF bread turned ont OF
Elines bakery Is Labelled "kllue :
Steam Bread.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
OFFICIAL POINTERS,
militia Orj,ti A New Mining Company
lilies ParcTS.

The following general order W.. I I WAS
issued ltom the aijnlant. gcu'tal- ulllrr
Nr,t'tia,. 81, the New MrNican
IT," battalion " ca,altN rtpatri L.,
gru,ii uii,l- ~. 49, dated september
rs lNs, tu Ir kuuwu ~ the "Isi Rat.
lalipu IT ,.Ntlb. \rw NrNlcp Militia.
Will hhN" W." idluwtng tusp dos gna
tiuu-
lr"p \ laeuuA \alruch rounti
lr,-p ~ lrtn lmaulla l,lr \trlhh
count, trrp Z, N'rc. San Juan counts
tr-r w. uil.I,. lItutlllln county. tl,-u
r, santa r.. Wt Fr ruuutN
captain UNb kuapp t,-l.laut ,ut
.r,li rhItiH fr O.. lr-. gudi,.l -, -utgruIl
~ such iruI-.
l'"1.t regiment ~ Infantry viii r.
mann - =, ptr."tu constituted under the
command ~ col Water ~ Nhfnuu. ut
ltguu,, y. VI an consisting "i com.
,IN w. ~tuh tr santa +" rutntN r"u
..t., /. 1T, \.y'-. ~u Ngu"i ruuuu
m,lN p l.,.. lut- rruu'N. company
- up'.v". Eufmi'l., ruunt,, com.
pan, " E..N'il, tdi, e. unity
NnII"n squat VI. L. santa f", santa
=, count, q ll"ut FrI " Mrulgr
commanding ~ command ~
" / lu'ltNruN.
rN,tuH Ur' 'rm,uhr lrt M mrl II the
Nu,nw N"N MNlr,
uHrh
Nuu' 'ru.rl 20 N"W Ns>,ro
uI.I.l Nal-
l'r r.,orn. "a orpw.',I trur-' I.
lr.Nu.. I -.r.iI.. Co.,, wmrr Of a.,
. ed ,, 3D. 90, a ,,...
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
IHE B0RRtLO CASE.
The NuriercrS Sentenced 10 hs Hanged
on thursday. Oct. IS.


lhr territorial supreme court "u
Nriu' -idN granted u wit II r"ttlufai
utl,rlus the rl"Ik "f the district court
forthwith I" Sud up IA" corrected record
uumlAl"- ' H"rr"gu 81 nj. and, after hear
lug Argument pro AMI cDu ~ tu whether
the dIurudrd record should hr iu,uir u
part ut ia" original record AMI juig
mrnt entered up accordingly
HAT night the court drclird the Ilr-.
ton ~ III" affirmative. chief Justice
smith then ANNOUNCED that the record
urw distinctly shows the fact NJ arralgn
mrnl The judgment "t the lower court
would m affirmed AMI October IL, h'-
tween the hours II n III. aud = y M.
wi- sci ~ the TIM" for the execution IL
Ia" four r"ndrmn,d men. Mr. Spices then
asked Tor a writ uf hAhea- corpus uI
grounds already adversely passed upon
toy the court AMI inilmat,h that he did
not expect hl- motion tn hr granted, hut
wanted denial AT nucr entered up. HE
court l~,k the motion under ahNl-rm"ul
until hfliaN morning. nj H.Al,
~" court granted the writ IT haheas
corpus IN, VIII probably take the ra-r
Tee the mlri states supreme court
letter, rlrlud AMI all similar skin
Troubles are cured hl the liz" II he
WITS Witch Hazel NHlNr. II -,nthea AT
purr auh trslut"- the ti~sIIts in their
natural condition ami never fails I" cure
piles. v. \. Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
\ >.trnw I.rs,,".

td lirrurr AMI Lack holiday. ~ the
rnp!N ~ II " Laird. while returning
from the slaughter hulI-r With u load at
NATION last saturday evening. eudraN
nrrd IT, cross the ,,Ali~,u river while the
water was ny, SAYS the trrrlll"- ku-tlrI,
They succeeded fairly we'll until they
reached the center ~ the stream, Wh"Ii
the swift current carriHi III" HORSES oil
their feet. Mr. lirruirr. III hlr effort L.
free the horses from the wagon. nearly
let his life, lie WAS carried ahuut u
quarter II milr down the stream, where
IA Mexican drew him out more dead thar.
alive. Mr., llullida, succeeded ~ reach.
ing u perpendicular hank where h.
rutch-d u vine. He shouted for help,
hut II lid him ~ gmsi. ~ hr could not h..
rra he'd ~ IL" position hr was In AMI h,
had H. let 81 AMI lloat down Ia where he
could H. pulled out, The HORSES were
RESCUED. The damage probably "Ncr,Nis
forty dollars.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
Sew. from Modsrn Arm, Post.

Fort Nlngstr, \. NJ. sept - Lieut.
Bean. who has been on lra,e for -ome
time, returned Ia the post Friday.
Maj. and Mrs. Wallace have gone Ia
llr Grand Canyon for n irw days
The rebuilding Of III, barracks il pro
crossing rapidly
Nri. aud Mrs kimhell, NJ. H., I, =. A.
have gone Ia Fort Columbus, y, \, Shere
they will reside In the future,
Lieut.. Bryan, and rri'atea Lewis. T.,
and smith. n. left saturday for Fort 10
gan, Colo, where they will participate IN
the athletic exercises held nj that place
to-day.
IrUOp u, Seventh cavalry. from Fort
Apache, Arizona. Commanded by Lieut.
Rivers and accompanied by Dr, Edwards
on n practice march, stayed with us u
few days last week.
A social hop was given at the Army
and Navy hall last Tuesday evening. In
honor ~ the men Of Tr0Op u, seventh
cavalry. A pleasant time Is reported by
all present
koiak TENDS are becoming more nu-
merous every day. Coax Basey, Of the
hospital corps. Ia now the proud owner u
u beautiful little snap shot. Tho1e who
are superstitious about having their pie
ture taken want 10 keep out Of bis way,
lie has NO mercy for anyone.
Sergeant fullener. X, has returned
from Albuquerque, where he has Been
spending 4 few days ,urlough. lie re-
ports q splendid time. He seems 10
think there Is no place like Albuquerque.
MrA ReedsT. Of Albuquerque. Ia Walt.
Ing friends In the post joe DoKnA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
TIIt I'I.AItuIiM

1hr platform Adopted l., the territorial
republican convention l. au ahl" dTh'
mrni, AMI It, mann plank l. projection
of humr indu-lflr, With ~ without the
consent Of iuTrlgn nations. The plank
on silver II u better one than III" dem,
cratic demand ioT the free aud unlimited
cniuagr NJ the silver m III" whole world,
Tn. republicans want IA" free coinage OF
the American silver pr"iucl and u pro.
h,hitiys tarifi on foreign silver bullion
and both gold ana silver kept AT a parity
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
Law uT,IrT IIrut.s.

4 Cerrill0@ street incident last sunday
does not reflect credit upon the human
race and makes Us regret that We have M
marshal. 4 big, brutal. drunken Mex.
lean dragged n very delicate girl II not
more than nine years, about the town,
compelling her 10 dance, NJ at least Try
u dance. aud al the end of each perform.
ance passed. the hat among the IaNople who
hal eongregated Ia ~e the sport" and
who, for the most part. were Just ~ drunk
and by their nIaudlin encouragement
shaved themselves just ~ brutal M the
other inhuman monster who compelled
the child 20 cater 10 their depraved In
stinetA Hustler.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
ThIs y. Your OpIaria..

On receipt 81 ten cents. cash or StAups,
. generous sample viii lie mailed II I'll,
most Iopnar Caiarrh and Hay Fever Cure
Ely's Cream Hahn saffiolsnt 10 demon
stra.e tho great merits of tlir remedy,
ELY BROrIIfRS,
o. Warren st., New York City,
Rev John Reid. Ir, Of Great Fails, Mont
recommended Ely's Cream Rain To me
can emphasize his statement, III sA posi
tive cure for catarrh n used A. directed -
Rsv. Francis W, Poole, Pastor Central proA.
Church, HeisaA, Mont
Eiy's Cream BALM 10 the acknowledged
cure for eaiATrh aud contains no mercury
nos Aay injurious drug fness % ssaAA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
NnII,r Tor I'ML,lIrAIinn

In TIL Distinct Cuur' ~ TIE County 90 hs''
lllu ~ thr IriiIturN ui N,A N-N 100
Charles W lrSJ-.j
John u Mshurl' '
The alaNr uamrl driruiiAl J.. u ~
nell ~ hrtrnN unl del tht the Sc CT
W l.CNl- ht- N,E 90 tu d,iur u' ts'tt'
AZ Un~t hln sod tl-hur,I 400 the aa,,r HAt
d.ul,t tplIi, To- tvtuNu ttr dIuuI'i .It .
ptuml-.ut, note tor $50, dated \ b.. (
Jsh5. PAYABLE t. the utdrf ui I.r.t'
LEWIS, that las Itupr u it~ lrr N''h,h
aud that unless he i,prdr- no ~dli ,.,' %
b-iufr the inst MundtN Iu Move. ,' u,
puIh MONDAY beng Soc second 10. '
Ncrnlrt. l~pti, and hrIuz irgu'u .. 't'' q
Judgment si'l hr rui,fyd against %
hSllruIruN sid Ia SATISFY 'Nu same ~
ttcr hcing published uud,l an u'",' y
count. - y MNRkuN (r''
Dated September - l-"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

Two carloads ul machlnrr! have Al.
rNrd lor the stamp mill, AMI another l.
expected next week, II Il being placed
~ u'~ltlnn ~ rapidly ~ ph-slhlr aud At
this writing II l. expected that every
thing viii hr ~ shap" for operation the
first ~ November, Nmalgamation and
concentration Is the system hy which the
utr viii l." reduced and the gold extract.
m. II the mill proves n success, quite u
town viii -prlng into existence III the
SAN Malro-. ~an Marrlal lEr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

U''yrr., ..lr. AMI Il Nru,u,d. ior
Nu' Dro"u-. ln,l- and h"rkh., tor the
iNrlrIr-.
49,, tNu team. AZ" pltNlug II" -rr MI
= .uu ihI- ail"iu,suL WITH hIll"N Me-
H.ui,I 900 o." rlrh'r huN hhi ll> hr",h
o. i,u,. catching han. huuhr hud Sets
l.N are ~ tit" r"lui- Tor the N-llul-.
i'rIur"W ~uuihN Alt"tuw"u H." last
gam" ,h tie" settle, Will l." played. amt
Manager We, ~ would lIkr I" -,"' a large
rirwi pr'~rrl larir' aud Mcdonald
Wlll ~ ia" t"lfIlug ani catching tut the
locals
VI ~" end II the fourth inning. ~ ia,
gam" this hilrrunu, ia" store i 3 L. !! IN
ltNuT 81 the lruNrt~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

In Mexico the government charges tonr
cents frt each silver dollar roinri The
republicans II New NcNicu object tr de-
NIX tli- Wofk lfrr tot thr -il,rt hullun
uNu'f. eft the lister urruhllr II place
out mlurt- ~ competition With the I~'ou
lalpr cot that rumtn. Nmrh would h"
di-t.ifuu. To- ,lh'r mmus ~ the ultrd
states
Tie p.,tlurm &, published rl-'Nlwtr ~
tlu- larcr Road 1t carefully II Z. IL
pattluur declaration ct punrpIr, sul IT
cntrIcd out would pnr" thl, country ou
The hugh frai 10 pfu.wtiN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

", n. Murph, passed through this city
uu u ~I~rmi tram last evening Tor Ph"".
MY. Arizona where his suII lies corpse
and his daughter l. rrpnrtrd diving Mr.
Murph, l. u rich Naruish manufacturer
IT Chicago ani AT Trinidad h. chartered
-I"rlal train NJ n price ~ yer mile,
The train arrived al lhTnix ahnut nW'n
I ,-,ay, having made forty miles M hour
the entire distance. iiut three minutes
time Wa CONSUMED IN thu change oi en-
glnr- here, and the run from AllGnqurT.
qur Ia uallup lj'i miles was made
without "A stop.
The aloNe item IL taken from the Op'
tie The Murph! special train reached
Albuquerque about IL o'clock SUNDAY
night, and after the change oi engine
aud coach left Tor the west going out o.
the local yarda al . high rate Of speed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
pu,hi.,.. Ar,,,. s.,,-.

The Heat Sal,r In the world loT eu'
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rhruul, lev
sores, letter, chapIsh hands, chllhIAIn
cornS, and all skin eruptr"n~, aud r.
lively cures piles, or ~ pay irp'Ilf'i'
II guaranteed Ia give perfect -htl'iachd
or money refunded. Price - rrni' !
box. For sale 10y Walton, city l'rng N'"'
Albuquerque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

On behalf II the &. toluml" s'rirtl
plcnic, the committee comprising T.. Ia
remit, chairman; thaS. ',rande, secretary
-. Barhechi, treasurer and steward, VIII
l., ,iradi. Matt pagona AMI +, u Lnrhi
hartendrr-, with y, fncetti ~ III" ASS,
tant, not a. mention Frank I0mal ~ III
p-rintsnding the lunch counters, one AM
all, hereby thank the very liberal patron
age accorded them and the society by III,
people ~ Albuquerque aud vicinity
The picnic was u grand success, both III
attendance aud In a financial way.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

A stationery and Jrwrlr! store ha' "
been start,Si In one II the SECOND SUE
store rooms ot III" whiting hulllihs
Gr0rge Turner, The gentleman i "
with his wife, arriving short ,lIh" y
from Detroit, Mich.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

The students ui the | diversity have
organized literary r,uh, Ia meet
weekly,
The music elias, /, doing g~nd wurk.
\ large nulutt"r II student" attended
Bishop Ninrrui'- lecture.
kHIir StNrI j. uli the sick list
New students at" coInlhg ~ every dAS
The >uung ladies ut i"L lln~lry :
chemist, class t~h pity on hl- bachelor
state nIId presented INN With IA very
attl-tIcall! ih~hl"llri apron.
The base tail gam" tins morning
,~iwrrn the University aud High Scho0l
teams resulted ~ hNl'tufS tot III" latter
hN a SCR" al ii t. IT, the | DIVERSITY
team wi- handicapped l., the ah-rncr,
during several inulng-, ct thrlr pitcher,
AMI b, u" crlpph'i condition nj their
catcher hut the hrlllng ul the High
-ch'rl hn,- waN much superior
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

Nix FI\I, IT., II this city, mail" = m"lrl
pref .lug ullcrr at The Territorial r"puh
mean conventions AMI wa~ id\"rdulH
SPOKEN al ~ the pT"I"f man !" "nd IL
rnn.tr~-. II hr hhd consented 1" the u,r
1T las name Il" would have rrrrNrd 4
uuuh,r al Votes Mi ttmcnl 10 warm
.uII~ftrG %, rChlum AMI Will hrtp TOLL
up anolt 9g"I uaJoul IN TINS count,
Tor the distinguished republican Noun
Nee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

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..li he would ptulahi, nrrd f1aus'.,' ,
~ our cItl h"iur" ia" polls closed ~ No
lrIlh'l' '"uN'"' w ,"'n NV q" 80 49,
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wlll -uuuI, II.
IN. utter .lup,d,t, ~ -urh forgery
A. this L. Shawn hN the tact that tn,
itaiiulru letter /, signed hN one 81.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

Miss MAY Iurk"r ha, taken rhdtre o.
the public -clu,l nj Glutirttd -nN- thr
Las Vegas ESamlnt Last Nalut,ia,
IL" went H. santa tr IT, L." exam
lnri. " she handed ~ unr paper
after another ~ Uuu .ual qui,k ,u'
r,'--i"n. the examiner lskl -gf.
pti-'|. NJ las, she va, It'll IT, WIIlr al
r~Na, ~ So words un cNil government.
shakespeare ~ Abraham Lincoln. she
ch"-r the last, aud when she handed II NJ
ina few minutes. was asked IT, read IT.
Witch 1T" dlh IN" examiners trlnaik r,',
" HAT l. very un", II Is all ttur tuu.
his wa done ~ time fur the | .,pDa II
local tram. II IL needless to adj thai
he received n first grade crttltcatr \,
lie started H. the train the -iIITflutrnd
Int truaI kHl that when SHE finished her
-rhunl hr had gsL place fuf her ut a
guaSi salary. " she wanted a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

Smith Yesterday afternoon. hls,ric, A.
tornry Crist appeared ior the territory
and ". " betgrr for the defendant The
defeu lant was bound over ~ the newt
grand jury IN the sun Vt ESQ aui wa
ALA plac,si under t1ul hnud H. krrp
the peac". The hond- wttr gwen ant
the defendant released from ru-t,dN
aluut : u'cluck last night \rw MrNcnu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
kIIn kIuh fnirrt.inru.

Yesterday attrruw'n, from I "'clrk Ia
Il. the hnu kluh were elegantly enter
lalurd hl Nj, y Il, Mhit-"n and Mrs
T. l.. Matmll'N, At thrlr Ir~"Irnrr IN the
pn~ioilirr nul dInI IN" a'irtn~nn ~aS
pleasantly -pN IN conversation
uu-t drIrluu- lrr cream, cakr aud irult-
wrrr -'N Il, ant every ~" pr"'rnl had II
drIlghltul llur. Among ia" list were
Nr-,iamr~ Vita ltutlrr, VI, j, Rutlrr
CarrN. ntuIN, R"ai Nnu-ari Mallrttr
itrrN, rutherford. Granger aud liat~ch