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The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

The Republicans held a stormy cor
vention Wednesday afternoon and aftsi
much wraneling agreed on the follow
ing delegates to the state convention
which meets at Pueblo on May l4th
A. C. Moulton. w. II. Clark and F. l.
Sheridan. THE HERALD reporter was
not favored with copy Of the resolu
tions, but it is said that they condemn
the Democracy from Dan to Beersheba
and for all the ills to which, the fIesh Il
heir.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

Most of the ham and bacon handled
by local merchants is now raised In ths
valley and is far superior to the i'm
ported article.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

Although the present is one Of the
busiest seasons of the year, all the stores
are having about all they can attend to
in the way of trade.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

"where did you get that pretty
dress ?"
"Why. at Hugus & Co.'S. Thsy have
the pretliest line l ever saw. and 50
cbeapp
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

lhe perennial house fly is brushing up
old acquaintance again. The mosquito
will next be presenting his bill.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

Messrs. Ben Price and L. II. Hes left
on Sunday mornings stage for Deming,
n. NJ, where they will buy more cattle.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02
Sent 1t to His Mother

In Germany. Mr.. Jacob Esbensen
who is in the employ Of the Chicaa,
Lumber Co., at Des Moines, lows. says
IL have Just sent some medicine back t.
my mother in the old country, that
know from personal use to be the hes,
medicine in the world for rheumatism
having used it in my family for severa
years. 1t is called Chamberlain's Pair
Balm. 1t always does the work" 50
cent bottles for sale by Hay i JoHant
gen. 80.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

Present and prospective activity in
the building line is causing stiffening
in the prices of real estate.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

The ladies of the NJ. E. church netted
nearly a hundred dollars at their fair
and supper last Wednesday evening.
Most of the. cash will be turned into
the building fund of the proposed new
church.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

AL Ellison took load Of new furni-
ture to his North Elk creek ranch the
other day and Is fixing the place up In
fine style. AL is preparing to entertain
a large number OF eastern visitors dur
ing the coming season.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

People who have teaming and jobbing
work to do will find it to their ad-
vantage to call on Frank Williams at
the Pioneer barn, who is now running
that well known feeding stable.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

The many friends OF the Rev. Charley
Grimes. in these parts, will be sorry to
hear that his neat church editice, valued
at $4,000, was totally destroyed in the
late Cripple Creek fire.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

ct The preparations incidental to placing
"Finnigan's Fortune" on the boards are
progressing favorablr.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

AS it Is desired that the bnsiness of
Ouimet 4 Hossack be closed up BY June
lst. all persons indebted are requested
to settle before that date.
mic l.. B. Now.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

MAY Day was ushered in yesterday
accompanied hy beautiful weather
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

A transient named l.. w. Queen,
flourished miniature piece of artillery
in the bar-room Of the Meeker hotel on
Tuesday evening, and for his little di-
version laid SO and costs at the feet Of
the Goddess Of Justice next morning.
Justice Nov personified the goddess.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

Architect Pfeiffer has the plans Of
the projected Odd Fellows hall about
completed and they call for very hand,
some structure. which will be credit
to the three link brethren and the
town.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

DIR. Miller. the GIenwood dentist, left
for Craig and HAYDEN Thursday morn
ing. The doctor did fine business and
first-cIass work. He will stop at Meeker
a dav or two on his return from the
Yampa river country.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

He makes an Attempt.-Teacher :
What is n pedestrian
Johnny-A person who doesn't ride /,
bike.-Puck.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

DIR. Edward B. Stiles. OF Leadville.
and graduate of Philadelphia Dental
college, will visit Meeker about the 18th
Of this month. All branches of dentis-
try guaranteed. mo
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

Annual school elections throughout
the county take place Monday.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02
CATTLE ROUNDUP.

The North Side roundup will meet at
Wolf creek on Tuesday, May 18th.
LEE PETERSON.
a25-m0 Captain.
The South Side roundup will meet at
Rangely on Wednesday, May Goth.
CLARENCE LANE,
a25 MIC Captain.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

More or less quiet kicking has been
INDUCED in during the past few days at
the action of the town council in plant
ing trees in front of private property on
Sixth street at public expense. THE
HERALD has only one fault to find with
the councils action in the premises-it
should have planted trees in front of all
the private property in town and then
all taxpayers would have been treated
alike.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

G. o. Taylor whlskie. uuesua,led In popularity.
Cash subscribers can get The Herald
for the small sum OF So
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

The river is high for this season of the
year.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

Thomas W. Leonard yas among the
arrivals Thursday evening, and is the
guest Of his friend and partner, Mr..
Rube Oldland. Mr.. Leonard has just
returned from California. where lie
spent most Of the winter. On the out
side, he says, Hahu's Peak is being
talked of good deal and he intends
visiting that region himself in the near
future.
Word reached here Yesterday Of the
death Of Mrs. Sarah Williams. which
occurred at her home on Black Sulphur
creek, April 10th. Death was very sud-
den and was supposed to be caused by
the bursting Of blood vessel. De-
ceased was among the new settlers in
the county and leaves husband and
Sin children to mourn her loss.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

Rev. Mr.. Scott. who has been holding
services at the Methodist church for
several days past, Is a leading man In
his denomination as well as an able ex-
FOUNDER of the gospel. He is so favor
ably impressed with Meeker aud its
future prospects that he spent some
time during the week enquiring in
to prices of desirable sites for church
as his people intend building In the near
future.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

@. o. Taylor whi.1iss are the banner beverage.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

LILY PARK STOCK GKo wEhs' AssocIA-
TION.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

Cattle branded game as cur on both hips.
Horses branded same cut on left shoulder.
Vent on left thigh. Range, Lower White river
and Blue Mountain. Rio Blanco county, Colo.
Postof,icc address, High Mceks. Foreman,
Ashley. Utah.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

Wash Wakeman. one of the Oldest
prospcctors in Colorado, and now dill.
gent and faithful searcher after the yell
low metal on the north for!, of White
river. favored this office with a CALI on
Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Wakeman is
as enthusiastic as anybody over the
prospects of the upper White region,
and has some very good mineral to show
in substantiation of the faith that is in
him,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
The MESSAGE!
President Cleveland al Work Oh
His Last Message.
Senator Naoois Will Stick with the
Calamity HowlerS.
Cuban Insurgents Closely Investing the
city Of Havana.
OFFICIAL LlIcTioN RETURNS

New York, Nov, -. 4 special to n,
Herald hom Washington saws Prrsi
dent Cleveland has brrn drNUting n grpat
deal " time to his annual uIrssagr and
now has II we'll ~ hand NJ that II eau T.,
nniShed IN a couple ~ days. II iseS
prctei to be one II the ahl,~t public doc
umentS Cleveland Ia, written The last
paragraphs Ia be written will deal with
the situation ~ Cuba. The indications
are that he will make no radical rrcom
mrnda,ions on this subject.
Secretary Carlisle IL preparing data
lokiny t0R recommendation fuf incfra-.
Ing the revenue ot the government hy
imposing reNenu" duties on tea AMI cof.
lee, ani increasing the internal revenue
tax on beer. The president will approve
these Recommendations.
The financial reform recommendations
OF the m"ssagr Will h. along ths liur ~
CleNrlani's former rrcomlIIrn lAiiuus aud
will have ~ their basis the ahNWa,', II
the single gold standard a4 the fuulldE.
tion ot the monetary system Oi the coun.
try. Retirement Of gteenbacks And
sherman notes will hr recommended. W
~ To take the government entirely cut u
the hu-lnrs~ ~ issuing pt0mi<-ory note,
banking reform will be recommrndri |
to enable banks 10 i--,le circ cIlating notes
which will te safe, aud whi'h eau b- rN.
pandtSi or contracted Ia meet the needs
uf business
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
Im,NHsGIVING SERVICE.

Fepls ~ the Din-r-nt Churrh-. Units
j. in the bhsrrSsnr-.
sO'" outstanding the dissgTeeable char
not the weather. which took the form
ahhli iieiged sand storm. the Pfesby.
ah church was comfortably iilled at
'el'ck yesterday with those who had
TO express Ia the public worship
M hlnkiulness for the mercieS 0f the
dug year.
Wv !, &. Beattie opened the service by
0uhr'ng n hymn. after the singing OF
eh hS the congregation 4 scripture
10 ~aS read by Rev. ", X. Foulks, OF
highland Methodist church. Prayer
Offered by Rev. y. II. Allen. OF the
uegS,ional church, at the close OF
.sa III" usual Offering for the benefit
nafli! was taken. and . goodly sum
nbu'Ni. After the singing OF an.
- hlmn. which was announced by
T. H. Ashmun, the Congregational
v9'hlendsnt, Rev. A. c. welch, OF
.hrnne n. X. church, arose 70 de,
mr annual Thanksgiving sermon.
@'hs for his text the words. "Hs
ho' dealt 20 with any nation. I"
eaker delivered . sermon OF rare
sieily and power, taking up the DIFF.
- phAsss Of national life and draw.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
>IINtK ~I>NIuK.

I,ubni. VIII II, To oh.Iru,t u,tI-.islatIon Ia
the N-uai~,
Salt Lake, tab Nov, - The Tribune
publishes All interview with senator IA.
hol-, ~ Idaho. who says he has no idea
that there will be- any attrWpt Ia pass
The blnglry bill at the coming session Of
congress.
When asked about III" policy II the
silver senators In the next Congress. he
saii:
They will hold the balance of power in
the senate and no doubt continue their
aggressive fight for silver. making all
other issues subordinate. There can he
no pro~perit. under the Mckinley AL.
nlnistra,iOn any more than under Cirv-.
land. The silver advocates will win con.
gre,ss IN ls!~ and the president In isu."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
a Lie IlEfues,l.

h-'s anyboiy know whether the Raton
citizen, who accompanied Catron 20 Cats.
kill and 'blOwed" himself right and left
In behalf Of old brains and energy, :" Wa,
ever repaid for his trouble and lavish ex.
psnditurey Too bad that such rascals ~
Ca,ron have any following whatever
Las Vegas optic,
A. Mr.. CAtron did not visit CatskilI
during the late campaign such vile mis-.
representations ~ the above are not cred.
liable even 70 the Optic. Ration Range
Fred, Manser and bride were In the
city yesterday on their way from Los An.
geles to ~. Louis, where Mr.. Manger hold.
good position. Mr. MangeF formerly
resided In this city.
General Superintendent Bemis, oi the
Southern California line. WAS passen.
ger Tor ths west on the dyer " day.
Miss Everitl delivery clerk at the post
once. spent Thanksgiving with friends
In Santa Ea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
AYERS PILLS
highest horors NJ WORLDS Fnir.
Ayers SaraparIll Cures all Blood osOrdsn

N"rt"a f'rummrui, uuNrr That q
chi"i- II IN" -rlruiar Dlrrnu- -'mu'
hh'" larger rumr.u,a'ruu. tua-m.ra a.
they j" most 90 o.. actual ,muAIus su.I
i"a-ouuS TT o." rwrim,W
Ihn -"crrtar, urge ,'Al ...rmmr..
Inspection -houli l' extended u.aIlau
,mil, Intended 'uf human ha,'. whether
'"t c"n-ump,lou lu thr ln.loI state. Of
ahr""d. Il' Recommendation is 90 un.
with n" gt"" lug rWnllr -rutImrut lu IA.
'"t 81 pufr t'-'i laws. Az, Wjll Geo duuI'
t"r"lN" cordial -uprou lrm ,tr Iool.r
GENERALLY
NIth rrtrtrur" To- our foruFn ira,lr lu
tn"dt-, attention - rLllrl t. the tact THAI
Will" lrport- uom ahr.i -hrW That
Nm"tlcau cattle alrI beet ATE Will received
III ENGLAND, uut rirkrt- A." not phrUr.
p'tlng ~ the pru't- uf ,n" growth lu tn,.
r"n' umpllon 90! hrg pr-iur; .u urra.
Britain ~ the, -h"ull nAm-h aui can
adihlI packers dTr increasing thor ~lup.
in"Lt- ever. wear, while thr American,
dtr r"mIhtatNrlN remaining stationary.
llI- condition ui trade 4, Atirllul,I t.
ia" iacI tuat the Nu,ilran puik packer
10 not cure then mral~ t. suit the RfIt
lsh demand
On" "i IL" nutthI" f"alufr, ~ the r.
port l. ~" showing mAIr uf the f..lIl IA.
rfra-" ~ the export "t Austrian hur,r-
I" England Ia" rrppft -aN- Ia INrB
treat Britain t"uk la.a Nm,rIrnu
HORSES, nearly 80" IN IN"I aud aiurD
III lN'". but during the first uinr months
oI l>,"' more American hpr-,'- wrr" -hiu.
prd into England than IA any previous
twelve months
Ia" t"malnd"r II N" mrr-ag" l. large
~ taken up tN the SECRETARY IN lighting
his i"lltlrai battles uNrr AgtIn tie IT,.
news hi odd controversy with ruugrn--
"n Ia" subject ~ the free distribution 81
Nr'Si. lie paints out that duuug the
present IiScAl wear enough tree seed WI,
'rni "ul /" plant ~ SQUARE miles ur
GARDEN. that each r"u ,r,'--ruan rrrruul
enough tn plant over n5 trr"- and that
IA" cost "f carrying the -o,'I ,hr,ush t'r,
mails required al "ulih, lrum 10" gov.
rfniUrnl uf over -. ..l
Ntrf fr\irHlug he condition uf Gtrm
u"fighyr- AMI lli" rate ui lut"ir-l uu
lafIl laIId-, Ia" -"rfrtdf, ruurlIlI"- H."
\mrtlrah FARMER l. not - hai ~ ~ has
u"rn represented. With the most la,ut..
I'll" r"ndltlun- iuf NAtl,"i aul -urcr~-ipI
agflrnllnr" and ia" llghtr-l huri"u ut
national taxation what country. Ar a-k-.
can rumI"lr With lh'- IA drNrluIuug the
l~-t Fr-"utrr~ II human toll Win lln.
minimum uf human effort. san Fran
CISCO call.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
TuE ASSESSORS nooKs
Items Of sp~r al Interest Concerning a.,
las Nais

Items ~ SPECIAL ini-,~st Concerning ~.
Ish Rate.
The following items oi special Interest
to property holders are found IN the sum
ming ny ~ the county AS-e--Of hrk..
Value u land In precinct ~ Anu.
quetlurh S,jj.r,u, total a-Sr,smrnt IN
same, tSNj.j.r'.
Value II land Ia precinct ~ unv Iurr.
que, tSNl lul total a,-,,,-mrht ia same,
VI ,j.".uE
Valuation IN ptrrlurt - IAlur..
tNt'lt, IN precinct so ualluI. 80 ~.
Total assessment valuation IN county.
to.Jl2.g27.
Valuation ~ rAttlr ~ county. Et.ul!,
prt-pna' pr'rrtl! IT. cuuut,. fla5Ia~r.
fual d.sr~-,i valuation II, county. a..
Iil7l
Tax rat" eat, So, tax ratc county b.,
.l71,
Precinct, T. ani - Include the cIty
AMI aggtrgAt" IN nml a--r,,rl value T..
t2'NlGtI ut u little more than unr.thiri
Ia" Iinll a-~r,-"i valuation Ia the ruun.
N. Ihr Ndlualru, "t lN!E tail below
lN.,i
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
ttiL kA>sA> FIGURES.
bet iIi"d votes ~ the yariuus Candidate.
f,r state ph'ss.

bet tailed votes "f the yariuus Candidate.
f'r state OMc.s.
Topeka, Nov. -. The official coun,
shows that Goy. Morrill, led Mr. Nckin.
ley by l.ls5. Attorney General dawes
received the feweSt votes on the ticket,
Congressman Blue next AMI Secretary
Edwards most after the governor. Leeiy
led the populist state ticket with Brtkin
next and then Eoyle.
The official electoral totals are 1896
for the republicans. l26.rjo for the dem
crats I.9H for the populista, 1911 for
the prohibitionists, I,9iO for the middle.
ot'the-road populists. i,9'p Cor the ua.
tional democrats, 100 for the nationalist
and 3i5.d39 In all. The fusion lead over
the republicans was i2,a@.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
EXPRESS ROBBER !
he Is Located in 81. Louis by
His BOndSmaD,
Chicago Lace Firm Goes into ln-
voluntary Bankruptcy.
South Africa Will Restrict Landing Of
Paurer Immigrants.
STORM IN HISTORIC ALIENS

Kansas city! \u, 3 Trotee T.. Rn4s.
missing money clerk ~ the racihc and
lnlt"i states express cumpanlrs. has
'""n located IN st luui- h, the -ufrt,
company that furnished hI- hrni and l.
now under surveillance, according tn a
special to a lral paper The officials
'till t"iu-" to give ont definite lnfufma.
ton, hut enough hA- hryn learned. .a,a A
local pager, to Warrant the statement
lhht "Nld"uc" uf collision n"iwron rrf.
am "tnpl"N"- I" ruh IT, expires ruIuuh
ll"- lh~ turned up Last ~uudN there
va handled through tie office over
which li"-. prr-id,pi monr, Packages
containing tllu.p NrraN SL.yni NJ
thl- amount l. known t. br missing and
IN" m"A1 AZ" still nlug gone u,rt.
shortage check have h,rn counting IN .n
regularly since the examination began II
l. sad that the ufirlal. frat the whole
tl!""" MA, never have reached II, dr..
tiuAtIuu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
WILD OVER HRyAS.

h'rr 'hrrr. aud yriIs for Hryan To Lead
In 1900
|s-I'"r. N0y. 2j.-rhere was u remark
rsr"nr at the chamber Of c0mmerc,
pqp"t at the clos. Of 4 iorcriul speech
'on FRESHMAN Charles A. Towne, ol
hhrNula, on the "is-us oi 1850" III.
tS"ri-, ~ ader In ls!Ai; victor In
r. III alludiug Ia Bryan, brought the
Elrlr" to its feet. Men jumped ou
pr" aud tables, shout 4 lhemselve.
k''", waved handkeTchieis aud acted
"a wildly enthusiastic men stirred
|henly 10y burning eloIuence, can act
'Hian left for Pueblo at $50.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
Another " ur,isr.

Guadalupe Bustos came In yesterday
from near Chaperito with the partly
burned remains OF his wife, which were
taken ~ the house OF AnAstacio Flores,
on ihe west side. Bustoa claims that
Marcus sedillo. Of Las Gallinas. went 70
his house and by threatening his wife
with death, compelled her Ia accompany
him To the mountains where her husband
aiterward found her dead body, partly
burned, The husband ssys he has proof
of the mans guilt The case should GER
tainly be inyestigated.-l.as Vegas Rx-
Aminer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
BOLD ROBBERS!
Try 10 Hold Up Electric Car Filled
With Passengers.
A Banker In the Indian Territory
Makes Assignment,
1srrinc Cytlone SWEEPS over the PANS
Of IcHaS.
Bic StRiEE Al HAMBrRs

kan~a- city, \u, =, 1t midnight
'uur men l,yi ~ u-,at Erii Gee. .Aul too,
IA" nrlis" aul utwhu,r lump.r mu r
All uu-ucce--' 'ul attempt l." rob au electric
ear nll~i With pa--rugrf- frt luirr,.
d"hcr. bridges WA Artrst'I allrf a tl,,-
p"tAtc tu--lr with the mot rmtu amt
brought here. lho other mru r.rai.a,
Tut their uhu". At, kuuNu lN. gauy
Is said to l'' the sam" that hpl,N h,H u.
th" west huuul Dhirago sul Nluu 10
'"Ig"r tram Just out-ll,. Independents, 4
month Agu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

withstanding the fact. published In the
telesraphic dispatched, that Mr. Bryan
was too far away TO reach Albuquerque
today without dying machine n large
number Of his enthusiastic admirers
wended their way toward the depot at the
hour Tor the arrival of the train. their
faces wreathed In smiles and the tlush ~
expectation, Eager inquiries we're made
oi conductor, Pullman conductor and
porter on the arrival oi the train but
dsiappointmen, was the portion Of the
faithful, Tor no Bryan WAS abuard.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
hHiAN ~ tHLO.

|h' 'i- Drmocra," Candidate Gi,rn all
Ovation Ihi- n"rninE
Pueblo, NuN. - Pueblo las extended
Enr n,n~t cordial uf western welcomes Ia
hIIInln j. Bryan. In somr RESPECTS the
Fi! -urpaSstd Denver In the details nt
ran grments. The weather l. perfect,
y crowds en0rmou- and the greatest
(nihu-lasm prevails. When BRYAN takes
e Rock Island train at Il o'clock to-
pshl h. will have made live speeches 10
5eai audiences. lie WAS met at the depot
kfr hs u vast concourar including com
Piiir"S and the Centennial high school
eipl~.
BRYAN made no sperchc, On routr from
bh'rr, although at every station u
Bowl had gathered ~ cheer the silver
Aampion, aud at various points salu,es
efr tired ~ the train passed.
Al colorado Springs over 2.OJO people
ellrd themselves hoarse. Bryan bowed
ftn"sleigments from the ear platform.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
l'oll,A GntiFt.

The case of the Atlantic X Pacific Rail.
road company against George Craig
Frank Deemer and Claude Doane for
stealing cattle IRON the company's stock
yards was before Judge Craw'or on We'd.
n.sday afternoon. and at the close OF the
session was adjourned till 10 o'clock Sat.
urdsy morning. Much Of the testimony
In the case was Of u sensational eharac.
ter. and was regarded by the attorneys
for the defense ~ insufficient 10 make a
case. A motion for dismissal was over
ruled. however. and the defense will In.
troduce its testimony at the session to-
morrow,
Mrs. Mary J, Hsckett and Fred. Hard.
rich were important witnesses for the
prosecution.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
The Library ts-eciaiiop

Alta recent meeting Of the Library as
sociation the following appointments
we're made for the ensuing year:
board OF Directors: Mrs. W. u. Child.
ers Mrs. Noa Ilfeld. Mira n. h. Field
Mr.. n. X. weleh, Mrs. Louis Basr. Mrs
". {. Hadley. Ars. X ". D.. Bryan, Mrs
J. II. wro.h, Miss J. 8. Parsons
Executive Committee: Mrs. n. d. Field
Mira Louis Baer, Miss Parsons.
House Committee; Mrs. J. y. PeaIce
Mrs. Noa llieid, Mra J. II. wroth.
Book COMMITTEES: Mrs. y. ". Clancy
Mrs. X. ". Dobson. Mrs. 4. X. Rose.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
SPANISH ATR0CITIES!
IaSSaCrcins The Natives Of the
PHILIPPINE Islands.
Party OF Distinguished Politicians
Call on Mckinley.
pueblo, Colorado. Gives bryan a hig
Reception.
WHEAT ADVANCING ~ PRicr.

san Francisco. Nov. - News from
ranills, broueh, by the steamer city oi
P,kDng yesterday, from Hong Kong. shows
Ia, lhe SpaniardS have re-orted Ia out.
ner' on the natives aud half caatea "
b. PHILIPPINE islands, which surpa~s~ In
rurll, that practiced by the Chines.
pan IarinS In their m'~t atrociouS crimes.
IhT' are al~b charged with conn-cating
nr "-iate- aud departing these wrctchri
|ncilm- Ia Fernando ln, on the west c,a,d
~ Nrica, which has u climate that
1alcs proves fatal Ia "a stranger.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
t'T,mai~ ct t.ngIand.

lAn'"rhury, Nov. ~ In the chape
"" At Canterbury. Right Rev. Fred
~ 'empIe. archbishop Of Canterbury
b i''mally elected priniate Of all Eng
ai The quaint formalities Of the sev
''~'n'h century Mere observed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
Wedding IIIKh LIZ,

Tomorrow morning At the church In
Pet alta. ]. NJ. Luna. u son Of don PAtrl
elmo Luna, Of LoS LunaS will lead t0 the
altar Mis- Aureiia Romero, the daughter
Of !. Placido Romero.
Both bride and gruom are members OF
families of distinction whose lineag,
dates far back into the old days Of Span
ish rule. and an elaborate wedding Ia In
prospect,
THE CITIZEN wishes 10 add Ia congrat.
ulations aud gooi wishes 70 those ut the
hosts Oi other friends.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

II may not h" very cheering tu oilir,
seekers but ihn'-e are the words Of MAJul
mckinley, III his letter of acceptance
The pledge Of the republican natlona
convention that our evil service law.
shall be sustained aud thoroughly ant
honestly enfnrc,Si and rItenisDi wherever
practicable, In In Keeping with the Io
'ltion OF the party Tor the nr-t twenty
four years, and will De- faithfully oh
""r'ed lhe-" laws have taken prarti
cally all f''irfal appointments out of III,
hand" of the president, except such n
are required a. l,a InA,i- with the advice
and consent OF the senate"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

tn" case ~ l,oofgr Cmly. Frank prl
mrr laui" llranr aud VII Gallagher
aIiaS buffalo. arcu-'si ~ stealing eat.
Tie from III" stock yards south NJ the rIt q.
"a- called at 3 jprlrk this aftrrnrrn ia
Iuig" rdWfuti court.
Mari Nn,drr art r.. ". loh-,n 49,,
prosecuting, while JuiS"N 4. Hr,cotk
l- retained ~ behalf Ut the defendants.