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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
100 SM Al.

The Igurr~ II III" deficit given hy Seq
Rotary Carlisle are misleading, and III"
actual shortage due Ia the operation II
the democratic tariff law II at least 30.
un,tnI NOR. Than the published irvHTts
show II a. be-, The truth II. that the sec.
rotary has postponed every hill he could
p'~-ihly avoid paying, oven II h. WAS
forced Ia appeal Ia the courts, ~ IN the
sugar bounty case. Ia secure delay. That
controversy has KEEP, ti3,rn.su II other
peoples money IN the treasury Tor year
ur more IN that one item. anh ~ much
more In the shape ol the rehat" tax on
alcohol has been hung up the same way.
Appropriations for rivers, haTbor- and
public buildings have been delayed and
every suhtrrfngr practicrd Ia deceive the
people. and yet the deficit for last month
was ~, ijD l,bL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
utsrou, utrrArI>. Irs,Ir

Says III" Pueblo Chirftain: Just aSrN
Irctrd. the Statehood bills for New Mex
it" aud Arizuna have failed. N"t "n II
direct vote the committee on territories
'otSi Ia adjourn, hy II ballot ~ Il IL j.
Their action was hccaus" of Ia" fear oi
adding Ia the free r"inag" vote IN the
senate, This kind 81 puSillnnim"u~ con.
duct will remind old-tinrrs II the DAYS
before the war, when the admission 81
any stat" depended Oh the question II
whether II would ~ wWnld not uplull
slavery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

va r..ult ul the recent complications
ARISING from ihr Transportation 10y ~rN
rral nllfuad- ii samuel r"lta, u helpless
piralNllr AMI - mrnhlrant, ~ulmrintrnd
eat Ia. lNrt. 1T th" Nrll-on, up ut ia.
rhlu. rulu. Ia, i,~tud the following cir.
Guitar. covering such ca,c-. lu-ttucting
agents ini roulurinr~
In ease luu are called upon tu sell
tIrkri, L. authorities a. move pauppt~, ~
sane. ~ other, who are nal IA ply 'irhl ~
49,, nInI condition H. take care III them
>rINr-. ,"u will refuse to sell tickets m
lr-s part, T. ~ clranlS condition ~ a.
not tu hr u nuisance a. other passenger,
AMI has nj least one attendant junhur
tors viii net allow parties in board tram
without being -"pr"N ll"i With ticket an,
attendant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
lNI'IIkII S1l

The Tucson star remarks that "thr
democratic party i now III g~"i fight
ing condition IN Arizona" 10 which the
rhTniX Herald adds. 1T should be-; II
ha- been IN n constant scrap" for the past
thr" years IN IA" territory. AMI II II
hasn't learned anything about IL" husl.
nrS- ~ that tim" aud H. lively expert.
rncr II never will. somehow liz science
andrXprirncs have always been In hump
ing It's own n,r," against it, own i!-i,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
I'.pCr- Piled.

The Gypsy Queen Mining compan!
flied articles with the territorial secrr{
reciting the following particulars:
corporators Christian Weigand. viii,
r.. Gortnrr. Joseph !laefner. lian.i
Mabey, ~ East Las Vegas, and Jas
IlOut0n, NJ Ration, objects. acquiring
operating mines aud mills; capital Il,
tiU.mn; life. ninety-nins years; III
tors, same ~ Interpretations; primo
plac" II business. Fast Las Vegas.
The Hudson Hot Sp ing \ Sani,a,
company. "l Ilui-on. \. NJ. has flied =
the territorial secretary r"rtiiical'.
rrraSing H. capital stock from tG"I
tiu,uu.
The governor has appointed j
l'fuh", ~ kuido'u. Lincoln count!
.larinin lrmiIu. II Las cruces, lhna
county. ~ untarir| public.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

Agent Ewing received n Geographic
order from Washington Ia have the IN.
diaus under his 'hargr, go IN numhrr
Naccinalri, This Is cau~rd hy the Irl"rt
I" IL" department that Ihrr" are small
IAN Eases existing al Congress AMI al
though that II several hundred miles
from here, II Il thought best Ia tab" this
Itrcaullon ~ Il has been several years
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

lltRt'- an advertisement funm ilr ~
rHso lrluu"
leave orders At Harper l't"-, on san
Antonio street, tor khot"n'- pure we'll
water. Unly cents n hnrkrt'
That queer ~ort III commodity for
MI III paso ~ reliant IT, uf'"t for sale nj
such time n tins
TN way the Notr,- 81 th' r"uu'r, have
been rushing tuIu uu" rNtrrmr I" the
other, during thn last four ~ five wears
makes II prudent f"r rNrtN man III p'll.
tic~ Ia kr"p right "n saving w"d. \
great hig maJoril, one year l"'-u't mean
any sure thing IL" next year
Rftul,f Gr", Il. Peek lett Llnsi- no
Topeka man ever thought {" boxing ny
hi family H. hip them u, freight toy way
NJ saving railroad fare KIT thing haN"
never been quite the ,auIr -ilcr ,'"rgs
removed Ia Chicago kanra g. y star,
PRob. RuE>TrEN had just liked himself
comfortably before the public III III"
Uldlf W lllN NY N''' "''''k
came nr. hansen aud threw the profess.
ar into eclipse under the shadow "f the
north pole.
| DIp II ever occur tn the Denver Mining
| Record that II would b. about the RICH,
thing for 1t Ia give credit, occasionally
for the mining letters which II ~ ire
quently takes from the columns Of TAI
CITIZEN;
| EyfN gold standard paper In In,
country announces. almost every day
that the cause II silver IL dead. and then
proceeds to devote several columns "a the
silver h"rrsy." or "lunacy," ~ the cas-,
may hr.
| IT il stated that General Harrison
fees last year amounted 10 tiIyun. II,
ran afford Ia decline a nomination fuI
Ia" presidency,
NJ Last GOV. Thornton has offered u To-
ward trr the arrest and conviction Ot IN,
murlrrrrs ~ cd Fountain.
CoRnklI i agala working his jaw. ap
parrntly uhIiNiulI- NJ lhr fact that he i.
IA back number hruisrr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

After studying thr editorial columns "f
the newspapers ~ New Mexico lT the
past few weeks IL" Advertiser Ia, c"n
cluird that the first serious mistake, hut
unr. that ,iuyrrnnr Thornton murlr was
his entrance into journalism. II IL were
M, Tor the peculiar combination nf rir-
cunIStanc,'N existing IN the New Mr>icdn
office that paper could Il" him and drmur-
racy some g"h thee" day, Sncnrrn NJ.
NrTtisrT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

td.lut- ttI,u.
II the ltar associations of New Mexico 0r
the members of the committee who pre-.
lrrreh charges against our honured dele
gate, 7, u ratr"u, desire Ia investigate
u really worthy case ~ llagrant unpro.
fr--lonal conduct 0n the part If u certain
very prominent member IT the bar oi
This city. they can nnd f~1i for thought
hy reading the photographic not" In the
Washington mine cas-" nav un trial, II
Is hiond comprehension that reputable
attorney would willingly ~ up"n the
witness stand anh give away the state
mrnts made Ia him hy u client now dead,
LAWYER.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
cav cot SET.

tiu'u' ~ statement PROM Treasurer iisnL
M'hr'.
The rltI council met III regular ~r--iull
last evening. Mayor Ballridgr presiding.
Present Aldermen Albright. Cummings,
BrThmrlrt. Long, stevens. aud Clerk
hlNun. Absent Nlirrnrn Simpi"t ,utrro
and hfuIl-lrlh.
Minutes uI previous meeting read and
approved.
\ number "i urw bills were presented
read AMI referred Ia piuI"r committees
treasurer Frank Mckee submitted Ia,
following financial statement. from Nov
l. L. Jan. 81, inclusive.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

Mr.. lurru, the atduuus prison mis-.
-lunaf,, drsifr- TUT jlIlkhN a. correct
the impression prevailing that thu Irwin
AMI Thomas hu,4 AZ" allowed tr inter.
miuglc with criminals. such Il not the
ease ~ JailuI Jones has prov idsd them
with separate quGt"r- The g"d lady
sass that ~ long ~ II i nrc"SSat, Ia
have prr-uirs she hopes they ran hc placed
IN such careful hands ~ thr-r ~ Cod. &.
T. luurs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

\ Washington correspondent, referring
a. the statement Eair 10y ono II the
speakers e, the Marquette club banquet
IN Chicago, a. the effect that with Ne
Kinlry a. their nominee the republicans
might hope Ia carry a number NJ -outh-
rrn aud harder states aud thus break up
the solid south, says It is admitted by
prominent democrats from the south that
N0Tth Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama
are In danger II getting away from their
ancient faith. ~ nine members ~ the
hou-e from North Carolina only three are
democrats, three being populist-, two re-
publicanS aud one independent protec.
Zionist" who really belongs In the re-
publican camp, ~ ten congressman
from tennessee four are republicans.
The protection idea IL rapidly growing In
the-. states, AMI democratic leaders In
congress are fearful II III" result IT the
coming presidential election.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

j. 4; IreSc. an rmpluyr uf the railroad
shops nj the Nrc,llrS, was brought IN on
NJ. from the west last night and taken
from the train on u strrtchrr and -uhsr.
quently conveyed 10 Ia" Atlantic n
Pacific railroad hospital, lie mrt with
AN accident at IA" works IN which his
spine Ha- injured. He Is unable Ia 1T
up AMI required the attention 1T u phy i.
elan on the WAY In.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
Costly IuAurA.

he lily II santa fe has outstanding
accounts Ia the amount ~ ti2,In 10 pay,
ami 10 money Ia do this with. 4 demo.
cratic city administration lisa costly lux.
ury, ~ the IA"plr aud Taxpayers IT the
ancient ARE finding out Ia their sorrow,
Las Nega. optic,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
AN ,rtI>trc Mn>, Mt>T.
IT." NarhIr stab I" Natt ia" Gts'r

The NathIr stab I" mart III" Gts'r .
NJ. g.. u. N-h-t.
Henry q. Maurino has put the iinishll,
tnprhr- nn thr beautiful piece ~ 'i,org
marble that /, tn mark the grave II NJ
t.. n. \rhcr II j. u handsome and ar
i,tic piece 81 work. The design II n ~
tern from "hdtrs AJar," dove IN llig'
representing thr released spirit. It
rounding this /. u lhlr OPENED ut Jw
VI. -. with Ia" words inscribed. II
the resurrection aui the life"
The following rpitaph j. finely wrong
~ the beautiful ~tuur.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
mann riMts ~ ~. hNsr.

\ letter was received In this city yes
trriay, Gays the Pueblo Chirftain, from
that portion ut New Jersey Just west IT
New York. That II the district IN all the
United States, where agricultural affairs
ought tn hr IN the hest condition. hrcall-r
II i ~ near the principal market; yet the
letter states that tunes ara bad In every
WAY, that many mechanics are ont of I'm.
pluymrnt that next a. no building IL go
ing on aud buildings already rrrct,Sl can
not Il" rrnt,p! ~ advantage. aud that the
country IL even worse Oii than the towns
aud the farmers can hardly make u liN.
ing,
Therefore when western farmers lind
that things are not going well they should
not aScribr II Ia their location; they should
not imagine that they would be all right
II they were mot ~ far away from any
where" Times are hard all over the
country, and New Mrxic0 IL fully ~ pres
prtuus ~ any other section ~ the United
states, notwithstanding the fact that the
Democratic tarin law struck cur wool in.
du>try with special severity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
TN. kEI NoIt

IN hiS speech AT III" lanqurt 81 III"
Marquette club IN Chicago last Nrdnrs.
ia, night, Mr. Mckinlri sounded What l.
to be the krynut" 81 IA" coming cam.
paign. whether the republican header hr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
MnIk nI sI,niirI..

General Manager j, j. Frey IL holding
AN investigation al Topeka IN the matter
II several conductors along the lin" II
the Santa fr, WIN have recently been
discharged on the evidence uf "spottrr-. "
The men assert their Innocence aud claim
To l.' able IL prove II.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

Instr lrl"d III" city clerk IL issue war
rants tor the following bills
Natrr supply GO ........ ...... .... ~ $50 uu
Altupu, uIu' t't- Go .......... - -
" .tturuIur iittr CO ........, ......... uu
" Il I,uItu luu 80
" \ f"N .. ............. ~ 80
\l'u.u,rur rhHmi,y uu
The president III the conservatory Of
music respectfully p"titionrd the colin-
ell Ia return the license frV. collected
from SAID institution. the board -! al
rrctOrs believing the conservatory should
b" classe,i with the other local beneNo-
lent institutions.
After considerable discussion, the re-
lnrst was denied.
\ communication from the different
tire companies was read, asking III" cnun.
ell a. assist them In holding the terri
turial tournament here In July next.
Is. RupI" was granted permission Ia
address the board. and asked that the
council kindly consider the question. II
they concluded that the tournament
would Ia u credit and of benefit Ia the
city, hr hop| the department would l~
rewarded with liberal contribution.
The 4. n T. huSe company asked the
council Ia provide them with more suit
able quarters IN the southern part Of the
city. The matter was referred IA the lire
committee.
4 petition was presented asking for the
lllling anu grading " seventh street. be-
tween Gold and Copper, Eighth street
between told aud copper, and Gold ay-
rniir. between seventh and Eighth. Re
f"rfrd H. the street committee.
warrant Tor $3.50, Ia favor ui S,NrI-
ladl. was ordered tn hr returned I" The
owner
On melton. II was Orlrr,El that II prulEr
arrangements can h. made, u tire plug
h. placed midway between the passenger
and freight d"p"ts.
The marshal Wa instructed Ia have
guard rails placed on the bridge over III"
ac"Iuia IN Lead avenue.
\ motion prevailed that the street com.
mlttrr ascertain the cost II trimming
trees ~ ia" different wards ~ the city.
lilh- 'nr III" erection If stand pipes
were rejected, and the water committee
was Instructed Ia prepare Specification
and again ask Tor bids, said specifications
I" Il" first submitted 1" the council for
approval,
The city taller wa instructed Ia have
his fore" ui men remove the weeds from
the banks II the arrquia snlIth from inld
avenue; alNu Ia burn the same, together
with all other rubbish found along the
course 0f the ditch.
Council adjourned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
Tnt lawyers are going to win the bel,

Int lawyers are going IL win the bel,
AT the ii-,ir carnival. The heavy weights
and light weights AMI bantam
weights and feather weights have com
mrncrd garnish~ing and cnjnining and
mindamusing one another AMI Dan
stuart, for priI" money, forfeit money
and other Snrt- II money, and the law
yrrs are right IN II higgrrn Cow"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

n O.. said timt tHitun went H. tr" the
-rrr,tit, "l lhrtf"a-uft ~ company With
Iull,rior shannon against whom h"N.
lrurulun had rr,f,rf,d charges. While
c.n,,r ling with Nj carlisle al|ut mat
t,r aud things, principally thing, MI
O.drun assured the honorable @crrtat,
that hr adman, ,rat- aga picked Thorn.
tom W. out IT the gutter 81 ulrruritl and
tried hi- hr-t to make u man uf him. but
hi- efforts had been entirely unn\ailing
How sharper than u s"tprnt's t"th IL l.
H. have "a thAuklp. rhlli.'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
NOW II MplikS,

Further complaints hN woolrn manu-.
farturrr-" AMI AN uulluok Tor more idle
w1Irn machinery are among the pres
rnt troubles mentioned ~ the last COM
mrrcial report II liradstrrct's. Yet the
Cleveland. Morrison theorists told Us In
Ia" lat presidential campaign that II
they were allowed Ia take the tariff of Of
w"ol Il would br Just the right thing for
wunlru manufacturers. that though the
wnrl towers would lnse profits they
ought h. l." willing Ia stand the lnSs Tor
the grrcrl good; and there would be
such n lrnn Ia w,"l manufacturing ~
H. cuInprn~ttr I,u arN other difficulties.
~ now W. -" hpw ulrh these propsi-
tl"u- ~" llkr lhit al perpetual motion
the, ought T., W"fk, tut thrl don't.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

Pastors ui churches, secretaries ol 81.
cietlrs-~ "cial, religious, civic, military,
etc, who have not furnished necessary
data for the Albuquerque directory are
requested Ia ,lU ~ at once,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

Nut> the country gets lawn g. lr
NECESSITY 81 r"ngrAtulatlng Hs"lI T..
ca,I,r 1t cau sell l"ud~. the tlur li- rmI.
f"t change The hatping on Ia. l'rw
Nv a large ~ertiuu " IL" eastern pie. &
becoming nauS"allng What ahuut Ga
h0ni sale. anlwa,' II mean. "ul,
nav. Denver Ncw-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
RAILROAD NEWS.
The Santa Re Grievance committee. ani
discharged ConiuI tors.
.rhe lnIInMing !. 90 DOL IOl"Aa Io.

lg fplltNaiuu H. ltttII iilp UlHtHu Iuilt
.nnl 81 ti,u,.I.. ,,.riuy
e. IL h.,. chairman nl n,
pti,,u.r,r,u.,ft.. o. the ufirrol Rail
wa, ,.,,.Iu,t., Old. santa Ir.,.t,u.
who h,. lr,.. u. .... ...,. ct several d,,
mast f.. ,,,.ri.,. ... consulting the uf
urial- uf tl,. .r.,.uI, department. mt
,,.u.t,L N.p,. ,rrN Nr.trt.l,, .,i.
trtnu,u IN r.r...u.. {, the rfir,aur.
now mn f.r ,. .l....n. TN. rrr,
aurr /. the nr,.I .n.,l ttyr IT Tive santa
H., rruductrt., Though Information ri,ru
the cnul,nu, H., ..p.,,,r."
The rnudurtnr- M.,h,rsuI were all IA
the ser, lee, vi the foaI lur several wears.
and were Thought To- H., ur.t elias. men lu
,,rt, t..r..rt Iwr.rf th, m,.u. CruIu,i
,,. Ian, u,t,,r and n,lr,tr u,.,,
.,.,t a., .,, 80 r,,.i..,..,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

"" keep lhrk-' Cough syrup, nnd W.
| tell everyone II l. the best cough cure We
| sell Everybody likes 1t, and W. sell II on
u guarantee. Try II tnr ynur cold. Sold
hl l'r lh"s II. burgess \ SOFT.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

The Durango Herald ~ saturday, 1aN-
a g,~-l heal IT excitement va caused
among mining mrn yesterday by til" t..
ports ii returns from a lot IL li"n ore,
which Wa taken 10 the standard smrllrt
from the dep ,-lt which has m"n worked
10y Mrs,r~ Van Endrrt, lam-nn aud
Murr AMI l. located only 4 short dis.
mncr trrm the old pugah coal mine
workings ~ the eastern en- II Smrltrr
muuutalu hr returns IA given L. the
Herald 10y reliable part! wrrr ;! l~r
cent. iron, - In gold, | pr rrWt, man.
games" and percentages of 18th lime and
silica hr vein l. ,lN feet wide and has
increased considerably since work was
begun. Nv" NhlIl, II men have hrru put
AT work and a thorough test II the prupo.
sitlun will l." made. should the values
~ shown hN the recent returns remain
permanent II viii prove u bonanza 10 IT,
owners aud htlng much g-,d To- Duran
gu."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
Mt.nu. ono Ii,v,iI.

VI the regular communication ul Mon
t'luum hdgr, W.. I. \. +. y \ VI, held
nj Ni-uuir hall 4 c"inmuulrailnn was
read from Nltrc Masonic hodge uf l.as
cruces. trcltlug the circumstance, -ut.
rounding the mysterious di-apparaurr
ot cob T. j. Fountain and hl~ son. Henry.
on February |, that cot Fountain was u
mrmhrr "t IL" Masonic "rirr IN good
Standing, that Nlrc lodge had appruprl-
atcd Sh'iH, u reward let The -ululiun IT
the NY ,trtl hud wa plrdg,d I" uIak" IN"
amount $50. aui soliciting lhr ro.oprr-
alton II Munt"Inma l"dg" bore.
After III" rrndIug 81 this r"nmunlra-
tl"n il' l"dgr IN thu city pr"up,., passed
u resolution expressing A. horror 81 the
kidnapping al cot Fountain lud hl- little
son. rendering sympathy I" the afflicted
relatives AMI friend, of the missing Ones.
appr"prlatiug 80 t"Wafd tn" fund l"r
rewards aud pI'sIglug more II necessary,
New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
ror sale by Dr. rho-. u. nurT--. = :

The hSst way 10 avoid scalp di.euS
hair falling out. and premature baldne
II to Use the best preventative known
that purpose Halls Hair Remover,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
IIi,,I.

Mira. Lucinda rrater. aged ~ years, n
native m Howard county, Mo, died IN
this city this murning at 2;S, She leaves
two children, Hattie Hathaway and La.
Their Blake,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

i,uN. lItulNIuN f.tu-"d rNtrhu o.
papar. from tn governor ~ lrNn. fut the
cattle Thieves VIM arr SUSPECTED ~ mui
dpTing col Fountain tniI gnN,thut
wanted rhrm kept IN bona MA county I"
vote the democratic ticket. -tuU ~" bal.
lot hnXr4 and hulldul" The prnrl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
yuy .,,SI,rHsAi.,INSI>,

4 universal census for the year l,sD il
talked about and encouraged hy statis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

Tut gold urgan~ ARE doing great
amount 1T Growing over III" fact that
they irusht Congressman Hall, II vi.
sour, who represents n silver district
Bu, there l. no,hing IN It tn crow about
except the fact that Hail has betrayed hi
constituents. though W. presume that u
very proper matter Tor csulmtion IN the
gold camp However, Il Hall l. proud II
II, his constituents raa stand It, hut they
will probably .- ~ II that h. dm..Iit
have n chance tn dn i again
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

tician-. II ID not Unreasonable. ~ fat q.
The civilized nations III the earth att crn.
cetn"i H. the Baltim,tr sun pinl-
out. urtmEnS, Anstu,. lgium, l"n.
marh llungat, rurlug 4. S~lrn. .N,t1
erllui Nui the lnitcd states vii tAhr
their regular census In lisr, HOLLAND
Will tai" u census IN 1859. aud Great Iri.
tain. ltal, and Norway theirs ~ l'L
Russia ht- ~ stated tine fu' ruumrIA
ti,". attn w.. every frw N,if- crnsu-
II taken ~ the commission The lat
one WA ~ lNNG over century agu a
decree vi promulgated requiring that u
census h. taken every twenty year. II
~ been ii.rrRIrlrd, aud u" promoters
" the present scheme have little doubt
that Russia could he induced TO- Jun IN
the ptuJrr, with other nations.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

The llnanr" committee approved AMI
instr Irl"d III" city clerk tu ISSUE war
rnIts Tor the fnllnMinR hllls.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-07-03
Plantations for Sale.

LIST. TIE Azucena or Ralstan place,
back of WATERPROOF. Steam gin, dwell
ing, eight; double cabins eight mules
and farming implements. 200 acres in
cultivation and $50 in tkeztract.. Terms:
$1,000, $500 each ana balance on long
time ut 8 per cent. interest.
End. The Cottage Home or =. v.
Reeves place with residence and 40 acres
of land four miles below st. Joseph on
the Mississippi River. Terms; $1,000.
$3.50 cash. and balance on long time at
s per cent. interest. :.
3rd. The Ellington or E: II. Newell
place on Newell's Ridge, 322 acres,
about 1870 cleared. with cabins, etc.
For terms apply as stated below.
4th. Dishafoot plantation just below
Hard Times landing. containing 700
acres with several cabins. Terms:
Sl5O0t $500 cash and balance on, time al
per cent. interest.
9Th. westwood plantation, on Tensas
River, containing laos acresa abont hail
cleared. Would make g6od stock
farIhI
Besides the above l have . fer sale
tracts Of land itnpr6ved and uniihprovef
~hiSB will be sold I'm large OF small
quantities, and for a low price and on
easy terms. Apply to-
H: A. GARRETT,
At'ty-at-EAw,
St: J5seph; La:
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-07-03

DR.. JOHN NJ. GILLESPIE in
forms us that he is satisfied we
had the genuine Anthrax among
our mules and cattle, as ne SUBJ
iected the blood of an animal that
died, to examination under the
microscope and found the "char-
bon baccilli. He strongly roeom'
mends the inocafation of the Pas.
teur virus as an absolute pre-
yentive..