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The oasis., 1896-10-17
NooALrs NOTES.

Leonard Luy of Prietas, was in town Wednesday,
 Thursday Colonel Wm. Roy rec turned from his outing.
 Demetrio Velasco came in from Cumpas Tuesday night.
 Miguel Padres returned to Hermo- sillo last Sunday evening.
 Try that delicious ice cream soda at the fountain of Chenoweth x Mix
 Wednesday Mrs. D. Calsher re- turned from her visit in San Francisco
 For Yankee notions of all sorts send to F. Non liorstel, Guaymas, sonora.
 Last Saturday Mir. Frank Vaughn returned to Minas Prietas taking his family.
 Send your orders for fresh fish and oysters to Franco Bros, Nogales, So- nora.
 Miss Manuelita Escalante has been confined to heI bed this week with severe fever.
 Fresh Yaqui River oysters and fresh fish received daily by Franco Bros, Nogales, Sonora.
 Last Saturday MT. 0. K. franklin returned from Hermosillo, where he had been week or ten days.
 MT. A. B. Gibson, the we'll known mining operator from Cerro Colorado, has been at Nogales this week
 An arena has been erected on the LfH ftf Ia lts,e. n grand bull fight Is to come of there. 1
 Pocket Kodaks for sale by Cheno- weth & Mix. Will take orders for | larger sizes. Call and see samples of | work.
 Yesterday evening Lieut.. H. o. Flipper returned from Tucson, and | will go to Cerro Colorado, Sonora, to- night.
 Yesterday Conductor Fl. Prickett of | the Sonora railway, returned from the east, where he has been visiting sev- eral weeks.
 Engineer Hale of the south end of the Sonora railway, will take leave of absence about the first of Novem- Der and go east.
 Tuesday Charles Beck resumed the meat business at the old stand, where he will be pleased to meet all his old friends and patrons.
 Unless you are well shod you are not we'll dressed. Go to R. Vasauez at the Red House, and buy pair of ele- gant and stylish shoes. Lie. Taide Lopez del Castillo mem hpr nf tho Maxfann of | prudence and Legislation was visit { or at Nogales Wednesday. Mir. Charles Allen, well known , mining expert, came up from Minas y Prietas Tuesday Thursday evening , he went to Cerro Colorado. Earl Griswold took the Wells Fargo I run to Benson last Saturday and on 2 the return trip he was held in the washout until Tuesday night. Justice of the Peace D. J. Cumming s and Constable James Speedy are can 9 didates for reelection, having been c placed upon the official ballot by peti- tiOn. c Arthur A. Lane, who has charge of s Frue vanners Of the Colorado mill at d La Colorado, has been in the city this week, having come up on account of k sickness. T Mr. J. H. Brent, the Sonora mining s was in Nogales several days tl this week en route to San Francisco. q but was detained here on account of il the washouts.
 Doctor H. H. Patton of Minas Prie- m tas, who has been at Nogales several VI weeks, under care of Doctors Cheno- tl weth and Welles, is now conyalescent, if and rapidly recovering health. A Mr. Fernando Mendez, auditor of '' the treasury of the state of Sonora. has been visiting Nogales this week. Cr having arrived from Hermosillo last ul saturday. He is accompanied by his wi
The oasis., 1896-10-17

Tomorrow will be "Rally Dayv for the Sunday school at the Congrega- tional church. The morning service will consist of an interesting exercise In which the Sunday school will have a prominent part.
The oasis., 1896-10-17

= LosT: Between the Postoffice and THE OASIS office bunch of keys, with chain. Finder will please leave at IHE OASIS office and receive areward
The oasis., 1896-10-17

Tuesday morning Carlos Pletz the mining expert came up from Imuris being just in time to register and AS he says "another vote to the republi- an ma iority in Pima county Novem- her 3rd.r
The oasis., 1896-10-17

MT Frederick G. Pohndorff, travel ing representative for Royal Baking Powder Co. of New York City, was in Nogales last Saturday en route to Central America in the interest of his company.
The oasis., 1896-10-17

BoRN;-At Nogales, Sonora, October 10th, lss6, to the wife of Albert May.
The oasis., 1896-10-17

The heavy weight politicians who attended the republican convention at Tucson returned "Wednesday after noon, two of them-J Judge Williams and Hon. H. K. Chenoweth--cominp backfull fiedged candidates.
The oasis., 1896-10-17

E to to K. Von Borstel, Guaymas. So-
 nora, for hardware and mining imnIe. ments of all kinds.
The oasis., 1896-10-17

We Sell the Best.n Drew, Selby & Co.'s fine shoes, combining ali the lux uries ot nit, style and quality, at prices which defy competition. The Red House-R. Vasquez.
The oasis., 1896-10-17

The Arizona Gazette of Tuesday, notes the presence in Phoenix of Col William Roy of Nogales, who was there at that time, en route home from visit in the northern part of Arizona, and other points in New Mexico and Texas.
The oasis., 1896-10-17

Wednesday morning Mir. Ricardo Fleischer, the sterling Nogales mer- chant, returned from trip through Sonora. He was at Hermosillo during the stay of Col. Bacon and attended the banquet and the two balls given in honor of that gentlemen.
The oasis., 1896-10-17

All the guests at the reception to Colonel Bacon at the American con sulate, Tuesday evening, were pleased greatly at the artistic decoration of champagne cooler, which was tastily draped with the American flag. The concept was by Mir. Stewart P. John son, and at his suggestion it was adopted and executed.
The oasis., 1896-10-17

Buckley O'Neil the populist candi- date for congress arrived from Tncson Tuesday night, and Wednesday after noon, at the Nogales Opera House, in the presence of few deluded pops, he endeavored to talk about the issues Of the campaign.
The oasis., 1896-10-17

This evening Judge Jos. H. Kibhey of Ph9nix, and General Thos. +. Will son of Tucson, will address the cItl- zens of Nogales on the political issues of the day at the Nogales opera house, at 7:30 o'clock Both gentlemen are widely known as eloquent speakers, and they will expound straight re- publican doctrine. The public are generally invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29
LOO PIECES or ALL-SILK FIN
RIBBONS,
VELVET PRICES

like these. These are from the auction
rooms OF Townsend x Moutant New
York:
Handsome silk Velvets and Pushes any
shade or color, 75c. and 81 grades, Tor
81 lie.
snk Velvets as good as 81 ever bought.
for see. a yard.
$40 and 81 SILK Velvets. any shade or
color. for 97c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29

Ladies' All-Linen zoe. Embroidered
Handkerchiefs for DC.
Ladies' Hand-Embroidered silk Initial
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. Pee.
Mems iic. SILK Initial Hemstltched
Handkerchief. 25c.
Ladies 'Scalloped Embroidered White
silk Handkerchiefs, %. cacn,
Mems White Hemsttched six Hand
kerchiefs. l9c. each.
LINEN sPLENDOns,
imported for the Christmas trade. and
but FOR our help the custom-house would
have had to hold them indefinitely. It's
seldom we are able to offer such Linen
enthusiastically never at these
arices:
soc. Fancy Linen Damask Tray Cloths
19c; should be SOC.
pieces Heavy German Linen Table
Damask, 2 yards WIDE 3i2c. Tor the
best 15c. value
G6-inch Scotch Linen Damask. snow
White. 44c. a yard.
Go-nch Heavy German Linen Damask'
silver bleached Csc. a yard Tor the
usual SOC. grade.
Sl.25 Belfast Linen Satin Damask,
Yards wide. new designs, with napkins
10 match SOC. a yard.
Fancy Centre Linen Bufet Scarts'
frlnged all around. l9c. each.
Elegant Linen Damask Lunch Sets,
Slgs set for the usual 81 ones.
80 Linen Damask Table-Cloths. with
wide fancy borders. Csc. Napkins 10
match. 4gc. a dozen.
Handsome Satin Damask Towels, wide
tied fringe. and double open-Work
borders. 25c. each.
All-Linen Damask Towels. extra slze'
l2ikc each. instead OF $3.50 a dozen.
10 dozen All-Linen Hand Huck Towels,
fringed or hemmed. &c. each, instead
of s. a dozen.
All-Lnen Barnsley or Checked Glass
Towoling, Sc a yard.
Turkey-Red and Green Table-Cloths.
fringed 79c., instead o. SO.
i5-inch Round-Thread Art Linen, soc.
for the best. Toe. grade.
s. dozen All-Linen Hand Huck Towels,
size 2ox40 hemmed or fringed, l252c.
each for the best e. dozen value.
FROM $50 TO $3.50 O'CLOCK
Sc. COTTON HONEY-COMB TOWELS.
LARGE SIZE. COLORED BORDEkS
AND FRINGED. 14c. Each. LIMIT.
FROM 10 TO 1879 O'CLOCK
REAL TURKEY RED TABLE DAM
ASK. FAST COLORS. NEW PAT
TERMS. l0%c. 4 YARD FOR THE
BEST 25c- GRADE. LIMIT.
FROM II TO 80 O'CLOCK
25c COLORED LINEN CENTRE
PIECES FOR &c. EACH LIMIT.
on SALE AT p O'CLOCk-UNTlL
1s-INCH SANITARY COTTON BIRD
EYE DIAPER FOR lAc. \ YARD.
INIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29
| oEentS on The Dollar
WHEN POSSIBILITY TJSTL
FIES THE BUYING.

Richly Cut Rose Vases q metre. s.,,
worth s.. for $40 each
Handsome Cut-GlaFs Vases - r,.,...
high, worth So. for 81 ~ each.
Cut-Glass Decanters. worth s.. f,rr.
each. -
Cut-Glass Rose Bowls, worth s.. form
each. 80
Cut-Glass Finger-Bowls. worth ug ,a
e9c. each.
cut-Glass Toothpick Holders u, o.
Kind for 2gc. each
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Cut-Glass Individual Buffers cr p..
Trays. worth l5C.. Tor ifc. each
Cut-Glass sugar Shakers, worth .eo. VII
be sold ior BE. each.
Cut-Glass Jewelry Trays, worth SO. 20,
19c. each.
Cut-Glass Napkin Rings. worth yc p,
25c. each
FROM n TO y O'CLOCK
Handsome Cut-Glass salt OF Celery p.-,
worth 25c.. for sc. each.
Cut-Glass Violet Vases. worth &c. VII
be sold FOR Zoe. each
All over North Carolina a mlnura.f.-..
established agencies for the .nu0l4e..,
MI sale OF his
GRANITE IRONW ARE.
The scheme proved nzzie. Here are ALL
he goods. absolutely perfect. AZ sea-.,
price:
Granite-Iron Convex Cooking Pos
worth 29c.. Tor l5c each
li-quart Granite-lron D.sh-Pana worm
G9c., for 39c. each.
Granite-Iron Dipper worth go, cocoa.
nut shape FOR 9c. each.
1C-inch Granite Blasting Spoons. worn
lsc.. for &C.. each.
Granite-Iron Fry Pans. worth &c.. %,
&C.. each. Only 100 OF them n tha 'ot
Granite-Iron Wash Basins. worth d..
for &C.. each.
Granite-IrOn stove Pans, worth o. 20
Sc. each.
PC. Granite-Iron MIX Pans Tor &c. cs.1
Granite-lron Deep Pudding Pans W..,i
29c.. for ne. each
Largest-SiZe Granite-lrOn Round L'Fft
Bread Pans. worth 49c. f0r i.e. each
Granite-Iron Tipped Saucepans worn
&c. for o.. each.
Granlte-Iron Covered Buckets f-qu1r
size. worth 49c.. for 25c. each.
Gr8nite-Dlsh Pans, worth t9c.. f0r -l
each.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Granite-Iron Ple-Piates, l5c. kind ~
t-Zc. each.
Blue and White Granite Double RH
Boilers worth $50 for 1c. each
Large. Straight Covered Cook POTS ,
gallon size worth SIS. Tor tc each
Granite Cook Pots. worth t.c. fCr pr
lO-quart Seamless. Long Handle Sauce
pans. sold elsewhere for So" tor -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29

THE COHEN co.:
Dear .Siys,-Desirous of'c1osin6 ont the entire
stocb Of Caudle g Roane's 1T ONCE and hag-
inc gute assQrDeW Of carpets left, ~q,tld be be
prefer seiZin6 the Carpets aseu whoZe rather than
PUTTING them up at auctiOn-
IfHis wou1d be Of any interest to you, wou1d
SUGGEST at yoU WOUld call at your earliest c07aCe-
nence. Very respectfully,
H. Z. BLIND, Jy, Trustee
The above entire stock will be sold Cohens Monday at
prices no one has Carpets sell before All this
sons stock the best grades OF ware made IN America
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29
KNIT SKIRTS.

Fancy. Pretty-Colored Knit Skirts.
with wide borders, crochet edges, in
All cOlors i9c.
$40 Ali-Wooi Knit Skirts, colored or
Black. at this sale. Ssc.
81 Cloth Skirts for 64c.
Lined Black Saline skirts, double RUIZ
fe S22j value. for I25.
$50 silk Taffeta Skirts, corded, UNI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29

fix a new term in the progress OF science.
selling by the power of a single syndicate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29
An Entire Stock Almost Thrown AWAY.

Between Three and Four Thousand Yards of Carpets
at the Merest Smile of Fortune.
Here the good of great outlet and the
of cash when wanted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29

Military Sets. of five graduated loops,
39c. set.
3jc Loops for l9c
Sl25 Military SETS. 79c. a set.
SOutache Braids-Black, and all colors-
&c. 4 yard
Black. ATWOOD Tabular Braids. &c.
yard.
Wide Handsome Jet Bands, 75c., 81. to
S.75 a yard.
Fancy Black SILK Braids, all widths,
We all but gave
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31

Hon B"uirlo r rrtca, county school su
p"r.utcuirHt, who vas re- nominated foT
H." oi!icr hy the republicans few day
az. j. IN receipt II letter from lion
Amado Chayes, territorial school supcrin
trulrnt at Santa H.. Mr. Chavcs says
ALLOW me t. congratulate you on you
r.. nomination, lou have been u faithful
ollir"T and deserve the support II the p""
pie you have served - we'll"
The citizens ~ Albuquerque should re-
member that the Law does not affect tn
city schools and that the superintendent,
has jurisdiction altogether over schools
in outside precincts, Mr, Perca IL Nh edu
Gated gentleman. n man who has never
forsaken his principles ~ u republican
aud the patty, ton man, ought tu vote foI
II, r, ferea for county -choul supnrintcn'
dent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31
Grateful Women Write is Letters.

From every corner ~ TIE country
rome thankful '''.t' written hN U0..
Vnu have been ."'"' vat" cheerful VI,
u'uus healthy strength 10y IN llrtces
fa,outc RE ~ N"n
Thousands Gu thousands ~ wones
have been relieved Of the ueiNc'naggnR
drag oi wraNnr'' ana pain
They have been w"|r LETTER wives Anl
better mothers hN having perfect health
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31
4 thLsGtAPnhN's STORY.
One ina, Comes All the way From
Altoona.

ALTOONA.
~. ,Ntrg story. toll hS 4 fail.
ral Telegraph Superintendent lila .
t.,'"~ What didcullira we're met with
iu h'ratl' days " mlt id consttuc
u.Hl 90 N'iisuJ.
la NuDm th,tr was u ,uft " wHVi
prckrr that picked the p,-t- ah-olut"l ,o
m,r". thinking there were insects IT,.
.In. g.. WW.' lh,N hrafd the hun
VI ..u, aui ulut have ,ru.o enough tu
~ what raU+i It, Then near tie
hIi, tur h'ark hrnf imagined that each
vu,rr'p'i.n,i \ swarm " bees, aud they
Ulmbri ~ thr toy AMI ch"wrl the gln-,
lu-ulatufs IT, plr,cs tut the -aui storm.
Wrr" H." thing tiht created the mu-t
havoc Mh,u the winds blew dfuugl,
~" -ui lutl"i rhwil, aul the grain
eat away N" Wsi alta fearful rate II
Wa, 4 rrmmpu thing &C. have aH uak lp,l,
worn toA shaving III .AN', time Win,
I have -a'u ,,'lr. lu,t gtuuul H. the -ui
'ir" ~ ihr earth lurlug single storm
luu,- 90 800 Dii uut there that the rum
NN l.cl led to substitute steel poles ct
tu.utk pnl r"lar hut that diiut triuri,
trr,,Il At uli lU" sand lu-t wore avn,
Ne" mr'dl uu ".rl -ll,uf thu pole unit
The rruiut Wi.i. harp ~ u razor, Ah,
tl 'ha lIllu- used lu shave thrmsrlN,.
uft lh" ,l.r W. finally managed ~ Il,
.Il.I.. lat tttu',l tl, tt.l,. Uilh s.fl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31

The nan,, u ,ndgus Of election In the
surrounding prrciIcis, { ,rihrr VIII
places ut voting, Arr A. follows
Barclas, W, =, Vicente Chavcs, Vicente
Nrdillo. MaNlmlliauo leTCa, at house oi
Vicente ChA\rs,
lianchos de- NtTisco, NO ., Joac lucero
Arrulano tiarcta, K!aS l.ucrro; AT house uI
lu-r llIcrru.
Albuquerque. NJ. ~, W. II. H. Allison
:, VI. SaItna. IA j. II. Madden; al city
hall.
Albuquerque, No, l3, Antonio Gntirrrr~
Martin Garcia, JUSe Ahalas; al house oI
Nr-tor ArnlJ0.
Wallace. M. o. Julio Garduno, :. II
BogariuI, j, H. Rivera, at house ot j, Il
Rivera.
Albuquerque, \o, -, \, Har5ch, II. 4
MunttoTt, We, Mrrhan; AT Hose compan,
NJ. ;.
uaIup, 40. -. j. H. brown, :. T.. n
,lrirh, trro, krakrr; at storr ut {, y. Cot
ton.
Atrisco. Nn. ~, Santu Armijo. 10 % Her
rrra, Trinidad, ,,alAlhun; huu-rOt Manur
JHrdmlllO
Gallup. w. 80. " w. Rislop, Geu
~plrr~, Peter Kitchen; at Ju-tlc" ~ prac,
office.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31
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wei kuuNu ttttS-u 81 I"- tutralrs
pi's ~ thi.ir,
Yesterday, at l2.lo T. IA, Peter Mun
tu.Wr. the we'll known los CutfalrS
lrt rA,-rt aui wine manufacturer.
So nt'rr ai l!,u".,. %. srNrtdl months
tr.u tl,g,-- 81 lAr li,rf.
About '.r lr'at part at last July, Mr.
Muut,lgui. Nth m- wife. cam" To- n
l'.,H,fiU t. l." treated lur malaria lev
ct 49, ~. e, =. fatruiAN AID after "A
>laN col several Wr"L- ont ~ TIE muun.
h.n~ returned To- th'c,t! much impruN
eel W health
Nhuul mouth ugu the trouble that
rulti III, lite ah,"r~s NJ III" liver
-hunr,i lt-rli. and. accompanied h h-
wItr hr went To- the sisters hospital AT
santa r. ~ the hopr e. urrrNIug -rIur
rrur;i,- AMI t. htN" uu operation l,"
formed.
At the hospital, tu-irai of being hrnr.
ntri he gradually grew wur-r. and uIl
lur,iaN morning he Wt~ brought back IL
thr cIN hN hi wi" AMI taken to lirT
mother Residence, No. 81 north Second
street
Local Physicians hal arranged 10 per
form iu operation uiI the patient N"-t"f'
la, morning. hut on Investigating iht
condition al Mr.. Muni"lgnlrr discovered
that hts strength wa- about exhausted
that the al-rrn1 hal broken AMI that
death Wa only u few hours oil.
Peter Mnnt"lgnrr WAS born IN Franc,
January 81. lNU, and cam" to the United
states about seventeen years aga, About
nine Years age IN Santa fc. Mr.. Mon
trlgnrr WAS married 81 Miss Ethel flt2
patrick. sister Of Robert fItzpatrick, al
thl- city. and shortly aitrrwari they Ia
Gated on "a splendid fruit ranch al l.n'
tuiralrs. up the flNrr. lie WAS u first
class citizen. gonh husband and man,
Throughout the county Will mourn viii
1Mt tl1l/iN over his death,
The funeral procession Will form nj NJ
~ north second street tomorrow morn
iug and from there 20 H. the church u
immaculate conception. services hrinI
cumdurt"dhy Rev Mandglarl At ~ o'clock
The burial will occur III santa Barbara
cemetery,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31
NM IinnL InIlmI,

Ih"rr j. c"n,td'tahl" discussion ~ To
the IN e., thr bank failure viii have upon
Eddy. banks have failed IN all good AMI
poor towns, There i nothing i,,crurag.
ug Ia th" matter. HI la-o hAl u bank
failure. hut the town, has done we'll rNrr
since, 80 has Albuquerque. still Alhu.
gvrtlur l. the best town for business ~
the territory. k.ii!'- tank failure Wa
brought alout hy conditions imposed
three aud four years aga, when funds
We're lat t. lrrc-pon-Ihl" parties to some
extent. since then many Of the old
Stockholders have been huay unloading
their stock. "a each ,tockholdrr al pre-.
cut IL holding Tor luD per cent, NOR" than
hl~ stock, the drpu,itorS are IN no danger
OF losing. though 4 may be- some time tr
fore the drro,iiS viii h. paid tnll! Cur.
b rent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31

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santa l..

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.... auo "a limited. west b,uuI Wll
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w
"'u, lN.. u,.~ -,',.'ul, ,,kr-,g.r' on
'.'rmr"r D.. tn. ur& ouo ol ,h.., urN
u,u, vii uut l"uno santa r.. NJ,
,u...1 '.UuI kr!ul, Nr'rul"r .. tuG
a, nouul "Wednesday, November It,
These traia- viii carry no day coaches
iut r'Alf chr>, aud passengers viii l." e..
imrd pa, Pullman seat ~ berth 'Arr.
Ia addition 10 The regular equipment
II -,auIhlt -irc,"r- thrr" Will l." "A
through -rrp"t run between Denver.
lo.oraio ~,HIng- and Pueblo AMI Las
vegas, making practically through rull
wnH service between Iamy AMI ,r
,hN" named paints via La luntA
Trains Nu |, west huuni. ami ~. :
Gust h"uiid, leaving santa r" at Present
At l".l" T. ~, aud returning Mtl," u,
Dduta W. NJ l2.Ij u. m. Will. under the
urw schedule l"aN" ~ Ia f. NJ !.iu T.
IN, returning, ArriNr al santa r." at ,I
a IN. These tralu- viii carry mAl aud
rNptr-- ~ al Present
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31
10 IHE ASYlus.
Business Per,rScS The CauS: Of Noah
PaIk'S INSANITY.

iarmrt named Noah Farm, li,lng un
Col Chri~ty'- ranch. northeast NJ The city,
whs Yesterday eSaminedby Probate Judge
Grouse on the charge of in~ar it,. says the
phcnniN Republican.
Mr. rark- has been Resident " the
Nallr, trt eleven wears several months
agu hr diSl,4rd NJ ut, property her, aud
went H. California while there h. met
with cuisines, rr,rt-r-, aud selling what
little property hr had left Ut n sacrifice
h. returned to this vale, and Invested III
another ranch. onl, to hni that be- had
been cheated. IT, hogan a. htui over
HI mi~toriunrs 'u the extent that hl-
mud Mt times wa, unbalanced H. ire.
quruil, complained ot pains In his head
And during Theses -p'll- threatened Iu
commit suurli' lo the probate lulg,
And examining ph,-iriau- ho talked
ratuuall, ~ l'- troubles. but -Wi that
when No, IFS ~ mrlAnrhu'lt ~ ,-''-,rI
hm Co. va. a. at hr wuulA ,ui ~.
trout u.s. lN NlN Z llm-rt ihr pruOAt,
jullr wt 60. h,. commitment to The
A.,,um
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31
An, with treason n Alhnouetoue. and

suh-cr,i,ncy To- the PetrAa. W. would
III" to kurw how many tune. VIZ. Grant.
a." owner ~ the bum'rtlt. has voted tuf
to- republican Urk.' ~ in- county,
VII 70 -turnr. N,t ia uuc.ry II ~
Tie l,rrt ticket, Just a., thr, nfr tang
nov Tie ciitpf Ut lhr Democrat hn- nj
HaNa hcrn willing tu accept nominations
uu that ticket ~ any other ticket. unco
h. WAS elected T., the all IT the lrtea-. tu
the place fut witch hr wa- nominated
last saturday IN the +-rallri Ippplr'-
ticket. -Four Years Az Mr. frtgiIssun
arranged u fusion with the lrfra trpuh.
trans AMI supported Pedro prtra Ter the
ruutril j. II treason IT, NlhlIurtlur lot
lruuctat ~ vet" against him
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