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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
10 SAVE FINE GOLD.
]. P. Conuor, Of Santa Re. Has New
Process

J. P. Conuor, Of Santa Fe Has a New
Process.
j. +. COnnOr, VI santa Fe. who was IN
Albuquerque during the late fair, has in
vented n machine for the saving Of line
placer gold, which experienced miners
say promi 4es we'll The main portion OF
the machine IL "a heavy circular sheet
iron tank. ~ attached 10 gearing that II
times minute. Four fourinch pipes
independently hxed, extend 70 within an
eighth -! an inch Of the bottom Of the
tank. In tho tank II enough quicksilver
a. extend two inches above the bottom Of
the pipes. The pulp IL Introduced into
these pipes through screened hopper,
which removes all large gravel and other
coarse matter. The pipes being station
AIRY, the revolving Of the tank results In
n centrifugal motion which creates u sue
ton through the pipes. This suction
causes the pulp 10 paw. freely through the
quicksilver which amalgamstes the gold,
while the waste matter passes on
through number Of slots cut In
the sides OF the tank. about se'' n
inches from the bottom. A double action
IL secured. the pulp passing first down
and then upward through the quicksil'
YER. The inventor claims that sbou'
tiity tons OF dirt can be passed through r
machine In ten hours. The machine has
been successfully tested In this territory
and will shortly be placed upon exhi
bti0n In Denver,
The difficulty OF saving nne gold III
placers and In the pulp produced from
stamp mills has been a great drawback
n mining operations, but II now SCENE
In view Of the many machines which have
been invented 10 ;.Ieet this difficulty thai
the time IL coming when the hnenes4 81
the gold will be- no obstacle 10 the success
Of placer mining and the treatment q
low grade Ore1.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
SANTA II BROOM ORDER.

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-06
rANpAYERs PROTEST.

They Rebel Aaalns, the RAISE In Assess
ments ordered by Comptroller Finley
Dallas. Texas. June The hoard OF
equalization is crowded wilh farmers AMI
Others protesting against the faisinf OF
their taxes. in many cases 80 per cent
Tho c,,tntv assessor says he acted nncer
H." foliawing Instructions from Comp
irollor Finley. In case assessors are sat
sned lliat property rendered Is coFiesli,y
Valued ihey shah list she same accnrd-
,,..t,, ~, (, ,hav are satisfied that me
vain. is too low they shah list the prop
erly at such saluo az they as sworn Oft
GERS, deem just; and II The pe"aes rel nrai
hvs mo assessor excessive the value shall
By lee by lbc hoard Of eaualig3et..2.n
whose valuation shall BE- lg1 !, r ,,d
ohjeetins to ne vai-a,,n l,Ne q, IN ref. a
enco OF the matter to the hoard of ear1'i-
,e .
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cunning an cngt,c over him while he was
OF his duties IA car inspector In the yards
used by defendant companies and Others
IN Fort Worth.
one OF the special pleas Of defendants
was that the pilintift's Injuries were prcN-
lmately CAUSED by hts own ncyl gencc II,
exposing himself TO danger while IN q
state OF voluntary intoNica;ion, There
Was some evidence introduced TO support
this allegation.
The charge of the court defines coutrih-
uiory negligence. states Its legal eject on
pla'ntiN's cause Of action, states that tile
Jury may consiior pla ntius alleged In.
toNication In Determining the issue anu
imposes upon plain,in the burden Of show
mr the non-cxistcncc Of contNhutory neg
liscncc.
The court refused n special charge to
the cfect that III the Jury believe that
AT the time OF the accident plaintiM was
u state OF intoxicntlon and thereby
placed IN such n condition ,ha, III, was uti-
able and failed to exercise the caution
aud care required OF him under the in
Nrmcton heretofore nlNcn, and that by
reason of such condition he was injured.
then he can not recover"
The charge OF the court. MS given, no
whet" undertakes to apply the law TO the
evidence adduccd IN support of the special
plea OF con,ributorA negligence. The s,v-
cal charge requested and refused ducs
this and ~ a correct proposition OF law.
The refusal To give II WAS error.
opinion by Dcnman, J.
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JOINT SINNER nEnArr

Beeville. Texas. June 5-iion. l.. VI.
Brown of san Marcos addressed an audi
ence of some 100 or moro II, the opera
house last ,ning at $50 O'Clock lie
advocated IN a very able manner the free
aud unlimited ccuage nj silver at the
ratio of Ii 10 l. II spoke for two hours.
aui was followed ny Mr. s. H. uainav
~ Victoria. gold standard man. who
manner but ilborod under the disad-
vantage Of having almost a solid free
silver audience and having cloud resting
over him az a hotter Of the party IN We
tor'a county. Mr.. Hrown closed with "A
fwrntN-mlNuic reply Ia Mir. Dabncy. aud
:. i,'ass mar was a pp2surs 20 nm TO
Ike that who, he ielt cnrjair waui
s,nnd Ivy the nominee of the party let
come what may. 1t is known tina, We
changed some porulist votes over TO the
democratic = lie.
n mmbcr e tho aa'"s ~ the city were
present who seemed e. take q deep in
tcrcst IN tho speeches
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TWO LIVES sAYEn.

Mrs Phoebe Thomas OF Junction CRY
III. WAS told by her doctors she had Con.
sumption and thu, there Was no hope To-,
Discovery completely cured her ana she
says T. saved her life. MI Thomas Er.
gers. l39 Florida street. San Francisco
Ing Consumption. tired without result
everything els.. then boughl one bottle OF
Or Kings New Discovery and n Two
weeks was cured. He - naturally Thank.
fnl II b such results. OF wh.ch these are
samples, tina, prove the wollerfu! Ell.
:icacy Of this medicine IN Coughs ana
colds. Free trial boi,l. at IL. a. EtI,-
lirS'ss, drug tore Regular size 70 crnts
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honorcd some Of thcm and in return ,be,,
nav" done nothing for IT excep, To bnii1
up system of dcspotic prsscd"n,s
through which they are trying 10 thtottio
IL and Keep 1t from speaking or KIN ~
thorough canvass of the county ,s
heing. made by two of the c,nd,Ia,cs
Tor district attorney. a. Il. Grsenwoo1
o. Anderson county and j. NJ. Crooks 81
THIS county. Both mon arc comparai,,c
s,rangors TO tho people of tho county
ut large, hui the indursemen. of ,hc
county Will probably be given Mir. Crook
the democrats of thu county have for
gotten their little differences amnnp
themselves and Will work hard ehoul,rr
To- shoulder for the SUCCESS OF democracy
inere is seemingly NJ present. very Nth
interost being manifested Tho rel ,Iah,
VIII be between August 10 and Novembr,
owing 'o his continued III health, The
Hon. w. II. Page is not as active "A mar
ticlplnt In the tight for democratic sue
cess as he otherwise would he Two years
ago his time and money was almost ok
clus'vcly devoted to tho campaign. from
the wear and tear of which he has n.Ner
fully recovered. When his strength per-
mts, however. he does valuable service
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KILLED MS sIsrEK

Palestine, TEXAS. jun Tows has
reached tho city telling of The accidental
kiIhng of n,ilo Mai1c p'sin. aged years.
by her brother Frank. Nha Ia bur Y years
ola. who i!yed in ,ne country west oi town
several miles Tho grown !. ollr were
away from home ana FRANK han gotten
the ola Winchester down from iis
rack and somehow IT was discharged ana
the confirms worc shot into tn" heart %
his lii,lo s,ster. bringing dcatil instantly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-06

Rurnet. Texas. Jane 1.--Goyernor rul-
horson arrived al Iurnet on the morning
train from Austin He Was met at the
depot 10y Tie citizens reception COMM t'ec
with brass band nnd escorted To- Tho
y ratt hOtol. whore h. was ercrtca hY
tho SILVER damorraev with much hlnl-
sinking and pleasant wishes. Al e'cleek
Tho governor spoke 10 q lnr.- aud i1t'iii-
gent audience AT The court Icuse. com
p-s7d Of al par rs. His sneech was on
The usual l.nr ind questions # 20 laN
and WAS Vol ro cived hy evorNNliy TIE
Post corr syurdeut ~ having 70 mot
the firs. dissatisfied party.
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appeared scnc tine ago from Rockport
and was thought, to have met with fou.
play now turns up at Fort Worth we'll
and cheerful and people eat crabs with
better relish them they have tor n
month past.
quite party Of s,,ortsMcn from Tavlor
and vicinity came down on Tuesday night
nni Went to thu Pass TO nsh for tarpou.
which ush Is now ready for Business
several delegates OF the local lcdsc will
tend the X. of i. school Of instruction
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n FOR CONGRESS-.
l..,,I Crane is s'Candi-
| tsr Reelection
CONGRESSIONAL HONORS.
! ,..~s From tho Race for
[rb. Popullsts Arc MT
Miss in Harmony


n June 81 have been IN
r,,rv persons believe that
nomination for congress IN
trressional district. The fact
me counties therein decline
names of the candidates
n, people 20 the primaries
| me 9Th Of June mas given
that this was In
n my candidacy. 1 there
Il is not only due myself,
|ral candidates now heforc
that district. tn STATE that
candidate for congress, ami
am a candidate for attor-
Srd do not desire to BE- put
y of running lor Two Of
Same time, nor ut CAUSING
I the Sixth congressional
|thhold their support from
n in anticipation Oh my
&ss with some cf MY partial
would be stronger in the
any other democrat. ON
In ,iiuk ih1, either of the
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nnNlvN1. Nv NIollNNNI


Richmond Tryas. June 6.~lhe blk re-
vival hls hepun. T'io mrs. nermon WIS
preached last night by iirolhoi Solompn
Of Austin. y Fooh crowd vas IN nttfud-
ancc The SINGING is couduci'd bA FROM
being t-0uIuo'cd IN largo ufnfh uhpt
on the sam. place mat tie MILKY M Il
ing a year ago was h"ld Tuia M 'thH
solomon win he assisted by other pastors
IN n lny or go.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-06

lrnzoril. Texas. June We are has
ns more slekiiNss than usual, caused by
INC hent ar1 Try westher. the physicians
..Y. Two at.ths Of chi,ire1 hayn oc-
CURED IN the tog,n from couges ion III Tho
brain within Heek. The doctor are hep;
husy visiting the slck.
Mr.. pE stevens has gone to ,.uintana
10 .,ei the hef,'it OF SAX air ana s.a
fathius. She had been sica for several
weeks.
some families contemplate moving TO
the beach for the summer from Bra
zoria
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cnl,l,r At LAGkhNGN.

I.n,;rngc. Tcxns. Juro g. l,lI'Yic' court
is san In session and Is ne~ on the criis-
inrl docket. District AN9iGoy J, l..
Storey, us uslll. Is proving "a terror to
o,il doors Todng the casc O. Tho stale
VIZ. Walter Morrow ia on trial. Nj. Nor
row ls u proulin.n, citizen of l.pkacn
county, Texas. and has many warm
friends in thls and Laknc1 r5'A'F. lie
Is charged wi'h an 0ssnut with intent TO
murder. on Monday xxi the ease ~ iho
Siair vs i. II larr Is SCI for irih'. Ihr
dafondant IS charged win mnrder
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-06
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

,otion seed products IL dull and un.
changed. prime crude oil. hulk II: priws
slii,nrr ycilow in barrels 23s.: meal II 90,
cake 100 per short ton. long ton, for az.
port, 1879.
In better tone; oils are higher: prtino
eriide or IN bulk. 81: prime summer yol-
low. In barrels. rs; prime cotton seed 0ooA
20. cog LOO per ton
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BEAUMONT nrnGE1.


Court Cases--Siabhed Her Husband.
Charhonc Among Cattle
beaumont, Texas, June 6-~'rhc Jefferson
comfy dis,ric, court will adjourn today,
the term expiring by limitation. since
last reported the court has disposed of
TIM following cases on the criminal
docket:
~ ID. Miller seduction. dismissed for
want of evidence.
Nellin iohnson, burglary: dismissed for
want of evidence. '''
Heo'ge HedIcy forgery: dismissed for
want ri evidence
charley king: arson: no, guilty.
hene Bullock assault to murder, con-
NNrr'ed OF aggravated assault aud tned
Wnl'' Hoist. hog THEFT, no, guilty.
w anhn -, smith MIN. burglary dismissed for
Charles Heath and Louanaa Thomas.
adultery. no! guilty.
0iiyer Mcdaniel. aggravated assault,
guilty
noitIe Patterson. Keeping disoydcrly
mouse. continued because defendant 5
child was sick
Connie White exhibiting gaming table;
continued by consent
Annie Slater, keeping disorinrly house;
dismissed for want Of evidence.
Eddie Stokes. keeping dsordcrly house
continued hecauso defendant Is sick
'orifir mite. gaming, plea of guilty
and nned SO
lucius Frederick shooting craps. plea
of guilty and fined SO
WISH Reed. gaming; plea OF gunty md
tined $40
TAYLOR Kcllum gamiue: plea OF guilty
and ined $40
Wirr u Perkins. gaming; plea of guilty
aud iined SO
Alphpuse H. Thomas perjury; continued
because Of sickness sf witness
charlie McDadc threat to ;nke life;
continued on application OF defendant
Louis Goldslein keeping disordorly
house; continued on application of DO
fcidam
Tho Southeast Texns Teachers nssocis-
ton VIII had their regular, ouariorlv
meeting ut the court house IN mis- ,i,y
le'lhv 10 enjoy the very interesting pro
inlug ovar for TIE term au nttend,nco
larger than usual is Xpe,trd l.ocal
teachers have made preparations To CIV
toriaiu the visitors
lNr Thea War White tho preshv'rrian
itinerary. viii preach al Rnna ;he second
sunday in Juno lie has heon chilled to
Willard which rrepcnis hillng hs ap-
poininoni AT SiisbcS .,ludny
In tho district court "Wednesday n i
pi> on was granted license TO practice
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Eczema
All Her Life.

Mr.. l.. y. Jenkins, of Lithonia, Ga,
saws that his daughter, Ida. Inherited .
severe case OF Eczema, which the usual
mercury and potash remedies failed to
relieve. Year by year she was treated
with various mcdicine,, external appli-
cations and internal remedies, without
result. Her suHerings were intense.
and her condition grew steadily worse.
All the so.callcd blood remedies did not
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norrop SEVERELY INJURED.

san Angelo. Texas. June t~"nlle DR. j.
Il. Taylor was riding after stock % his
ranch in scleicher county YESTERDAY NJ
hnrse fel with him. breaNins ms ~ arm
ana o,herwlse bruising MS henN, y" . W..
brought 10 San Angelo iAis eFtN'"s i''
phystc,ars Who attended D. pr1 tS y, az
Knickorhookor a few GAYS age ,,a, ~
bitten by water mecca ~ nm M nsiiy twc
,ofg 1eeir a ,6fsceo. ana they attribute ~,
d isai's to the ,obacco and not to the =HaNe
Bite
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HIrliMOND NNTEs.

Richmond, r"sas. Jpn' 5-T'he new
county bridge rs receiving II now coat OF
paint. The Adams Bros. are do.ne the
painting.
The court hou'c square fence VIII be
paini.l as soon AT tn" bridge Is cong
p,cled.
This has been % busy week for the
county court. There have been Two cun-
y.o,ions for carrying concealed weaponi.
Both are white men.
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ms GLAssCocK.


ans , l'rl'n'l.,i9 ''''
"s s' ,,.,l.,,.l ,t,,,oo
), june o. V'''''
ronulst wlo"p'F from
and one OF tn" editors Of
~, ,ho NOW noun,i..t
'cn'oiN' IN
runs IN ,il's Nl'y' Was an.
had spots This morning and
,h,, reminded ono of AN
,,. a. H.. ,,..u, ,ry.n
p s'"e !" wy -
DOVER. the modes. ransy.
the lapel of his coat,
"a HE ,u-,nuor aud stnod
~.
IS thoush IL WIZ H'P''ii1
When asked lie cause Of
keer. which $ an unusua!
a., u.,,,,, no .,,,,,.,.s,,
pns' " 'i''"''''' nc 'NP'NssV''
lows.
In go, mad and IL ain't often
n,Son + 49, .,,,1 c,.,.',,,,
"''" i '''"' " h0N'i - ,'''
Fed as deoisr ''i'tsscoek ;
iaced BY a .Ht q pn!-ieAa
u last nke hicknns d 'alc
somebody Not content
run ms ppniirai ehhiaee"r
cp kQue which caused tim
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scenic reach the dis.
case at all until S.
SIS. was given, when
an i'm provein ant
was al once noticed.
The medicine was
continued with fav.
orable results, and
now she is cured
sound and we'll, her
skin is perfectly
clear and pure and
she has been saved
FROM what threat.
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EAST TrNAs rawM ,NsrMANcE COW

t,nn for q writ of rrrnr III u ease from
Lee county. Thira district -lscfuscl
This is II suit on n policy of IRE insur.
nuco and Is before the cour, for tho src.
ond tmn. ON the iormcr app,ni the case
was reversed and rcmandca hs this court
on the ground that the house was vacant
whon the loss occurred. The facts found
ny tho couri of civil appeals on the .ccuud
tpneai show that the house was at NO
time vacant and therefore that thr former
ground of reversal does not exist.
opinion 10y Brown H.
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ANDNNsnN MIrnnn A3Ns.

Austin TcSa~, jun Captain IN An
dcrson. who recently announced himself
rs republican canddata fnr the STATE sem
ate, has withdrawn from lhu race.
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EON DEMOCllAcY

h. vnwnrran ed Authority
ny a Few Iioltars.
Fsss' June i-qhe follow
.''iS' the recent acton oi
ser democrats OF wharton
as Post rcpor, r to-day.
son was appointed pre-
Tor FL Campo by Judge
o,, ,s'tn county chailll.lu.
W, AZ. comfy Commissioned
a aelegale of both wing :
w., s,"lyeniipns. lion. SrS,
.rd al over South TEXAS
s. D,mocrI'' who speaks lis
,ii III pii an occasions. "
: w lawyer and p. p,slu
Irn t,r county irnev.
d "'.s s'lr prOicsi 80 and
.,I stout advocates Of the
saVef AT II to
"a '' sts ~ wharton com
i - some iissatisflctoin in
n, NM men claim 20 h. chair
% an, Of lhe county. we
'lr position. " :
Eaps sp eal made by chair
rns while on 81 dileer.nr
n ,s, n manner from th,t
rir ino STATE executive com .
l. Ky ~, Legal and dcu,oc,.a,ic
My issued ior precinct
les NAV l6. They were h ,'h i
d " ,he In them IN btttle
n, y ny victory won Tor Ill
botb sMharlon county win
ss a sac conventions.
bisys no grounds for n srli,
/, S S'i refuse To lond our
"a, .,3pwever much resncc,
! xon ,ne Projectors Of M
tisss" ~, M llght sni should
Insiy; ambition or woun,Ioi
h r,nsl bring about dis.
t AMMAN a. and his fo OH ngw
nor ~, nn. silver democrac'S =
!, n ,yhne-'enth Of It. III
al IN his county wl. won
10 ,ba 'a NV. We protest against
nocr s world as replSlatinr
I - la ,'c ,o,gaaizalion wi h
y g culherson,
9. >. Gordon,
=, Seoil Porter
y; ". King.
W. l.. Han
,~s- And Others.
sroS COUNTY.
l.,s MtsTf IN In Harmony
s.,. June E.-At a recent
/. ,,a NV Executive committee
is rs,,y Of this county q
srsa p, ,i ana passed de.
8 ~ NAT a bid had been Dy,
,s a i The repuolie lean y yoi"
~ Of another resolution
ss ssaslce Tor e5s y tpe liked ,itni
'aacssss,snce has been beer s vas,,
.alnss a ~ ,, a White '' rga,,, ~
anslp,aihllcan Is l. a aes shli.i,.I,
ron,ss,lpula,or Of c snrewn
any s,y'9 ~ .popuiistsn' E Ths
rss a. Of The popullis, = ~, -d
ny h. are using I'M 10 80 ag,
saesnS,e.'s from "e excr IN MS
4's' The party has has
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ened to blight her life forever.
SIS. guaranteed purely scgcfa6ic)
cures Eczema, Scromla, Cancer, Rheu-
matisn,, or any other blood trouble.
II is n real blood remedy and always
cures even after all else fails.
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aaj H. m Address Young Men md Tho
sunday School, How Kept In. by Hon
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MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS
RAILWAY COMPANY TT AL vs.. A.
arog for personal .nlnry. from Tarrani
county. Second dlstrict-Reyersod ana
fernandez
MeGlamory sued the defendants Ia re
cover damages for injuries alleged TO have
been inflicted upou him by neglisensly