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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-15
Anaconda Ne0s.

years of success for "A Texas Steer"
none have been continued as success
fully as the present.
The company will appear at the
Evans opera house ON Saturday even
ing.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-15

To Kansas City via the Burlington.
Office. IS East Broadway. Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-15

Another shipment OF fine California
wines has arrived at Steuernagefs. All
East Park avenue.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-15

Charles Lane. architect. room Is
Bank building. Anaconda.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-15

L. J. st. Jean, dentist. PIP E. Park
ave, over Standard Drug Co.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-15

Seats for the ~ & T. performance
Thursday night are now on sale
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-15

F. E. Bronson of Portage, Wisconsi
is in Anaconda this morning.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-15

Mandolin and guitar lessons. Profes-
sor Dupea, 800 East Park avenue.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-15

p. J. Maloney is going up to Butte to-
day on a business trip.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-15

Prof. Olson, 415 Cedar street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-15

Sam Maloney returned yesterday
from the Gregson Springs.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-15

When In Butte lunch at sherm..'s
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-15

Boys and girls bicycles at the Bee
Hive.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-15

Subscribe for the Standard.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-15
ABOUT The CITY,

Music at the Mint tonight.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-15

Montana hotel barber shop. CSC.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-15

Dr.Chrisman extracts teethwithout pain
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-15

C. E. Roach of Butte. is in this city
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-15

Bicycles repaired at Greig's.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
THE BANK FAILTRE!
Other Bad Deals Come 10 Light
in the Chicago Failure,
A Few Small Runs are Made on
Other Banks.
Examiner Kenyon lakes Charge Of Rank
Vt Nn1yNI.g.
TARMIR MURDERED

chicago, lrc - The assets " the
National bank u Illinois which closed
A"'irfiaN are -aid a. lEciuir. IN addition
tu the s2,I,i.uU loaned the ,alumrt Flee.
tue RAILWAY trl''u advanced tu Robert
Berger, ~"ululaW " President iirorgp
~churii,t, ti.I.t''t advanced tu u. 4
Nri~-, another ~ru IN law. AMI over tNI..
go advanced "a doubtful debts Berger
l. a partner IA the urn II h. = brNrf n
e., Who also went into the hands ~ "A IT,,
crNrf YESTERDAY Nr.. I- a hfrNrf
The ln,."s viii tail upon "a ul,lI.
val irpu-ituf- AMI 81. National state AMI
private bank. hrp,stt- ~ the ifrA-ut
rts II th.ras"aul uuk county aggregate
almost tluruu
Robert r Jruklu>. uu, uf the directors
~ %" National hhuk Il lluup, Jn,.
hr directors Nrtr unaware ut he loans
winch have cafflrl tMr nhuk down ~
were uuill o." latter I,U 90 i,-t Wr.k |
l1 not ear" {" ~, Wlu | n,Ir,r Wa To-
bIhm" iHt ~" ilwriur- n"lug krpl 90 th.
'atk ~ 90 %" mhsul,Ii' u' inr-, luau- "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
ANOTHER FURGER.
4 NrIican FaAS~s Checks aud comss to
GFief.

4 NrIican PaAS~s Checks aud Cnuiss "a
Grief.
Sopasino Abeytis. an alleged placer
miner from the Golden district, up III
santa Fe county. WA arrested between
midnight and this morning by Policemen
Carson and Young. and lodged IN the city
jail on the charge OF passing o forged
cheek.
Lat night, about midnight, Absytis
dropped In nj the Metropolitan saloon
aud after securing u drink presented q
check for t5 In payment therefor. The
check WA drawn In favor OF y. NOntOyp
and signed Andreas Romero, being on
the First National bank. Although There
WA u suspicious look about the man
Proprietor Coleman cAshed the check
after which he reported the Transaction
~ Policemen Carson and Young. and
gave them . description Of the man. Tn,
officers took charge OF the check and
called on M. Romero. who pronounced II
q forgery. Soon Afterward Abeytia va,
discovered. arrested and lodged In Oh,
city Jail.
fhis morning the check was turnet
over TO Marshal fornoff. and while b,
Wa around Investigating. N. Lee POon
presented another ts5 check at the banl
N be eashed. II was also pronounced I
forgery, Poon states that the man tAbey
tial, after eating supper at his restaurant
last night. presented the check. and IL,
gave him the balance In money. Tbi,
check was drawn In favor OF n. A. Abey
tia and was also signed with the nam,
Of AndreAs Romero.
The forger was taken over 70 the count,
jail this afternoon. and he will have !
hearing before Justice Crawford Monday
morning al 10 o'clock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
xIxlco'S POPULATION.
4 CLASSIFIED List VI our Sister Republics
ptonle


The population " Mexico IN 1870 was
l2,hiu. luj, from which should be- deduct
I'll 9T.s1 persons who are teprttrd "as
absent ttom the country" Most " them
are In Texas New Mexico, Arizona aud
Colorado, aud other western -tatr- The
number VI Foreigners living In Mexico Is
repot,ei 10 br 2lGI'Nj Three .ioutlhs "
them are Americans employed upon the
railroads and IN the mines,
There are 5.uu American ciiizrn- IN
Monterey aud over 2.jpI III the i,sirfal
district lhl- leaves the net uatiN, pop
u'atIun l2.ll3.I,r, divided as follow.
Professional men, landed proprietor,
and capitalists 5'.u' federal, state ani
municipal ulhral-. soldiers, etc. Eor 3.
engaged IA mercantile pursuits. 5,ruNo,
rmplnN"i upon railroads a"' D. factory
operatives, 1sru. artisans 1T various
Kinds, 80 lur, rmplu,rd upon farms. D..
u"lu', employed IN mlur-, .,.5nuu, Ii.
hutrr- IN cities and Ntriuu- occupations,
l.H"wH, Wild lud.ah-. 90. v'n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
Las VEGAS GRAM
case VIII TO to the unllei States SUI
prem: Court January ~.

short time agu Nlphuu-u lInt, ihr
atluru"l at Washington r,rtr-rnl.s the
town ct lr- Vega. lnr ruuurmr. II lhr
ia- Vega, grant made Application to the
Judges IL lhr ut"d states supreme
court. M Which the Las Vegas gfaut case
Is nov p'ulIuH o advance the SAID ease
'ur hearing. clalwlug That uulr-, l'I, -ali
ease Wrr" hrnri hrlurr thr llh H March
urNt llu' Ease Wuuii ahht" because when
thr pheasant officials wont uut ~ uN.rr amt
u'w utIrlhl, ,ulrrud the ,aur procrrd
IuG- must ne entered against the prW
ullcuhi-. th,rrN u-iug tu the town thr
advantage II hat gained Through the lie.
ri-lun ~ the cruri- ut the District II
Columbia Nh Hart now Wrltr- that the
mtrd states suptrIu" court has granted
hl- request. AMI that the l.h- vegas ease
viii come ny Tor hearing un the tluri
MuniaN ~ January next. Ih- viii
hflng the case e. a dual bearing, ami 1t
Will he tiualIl dl-Iu~rd uf at a Nrty early
Hay There can hr no doubt ~ tu Ia" IT,.
suit IN the lnitrd state -upfrur court
The cltlZ"u- can rest Assured that IN ihI-
court 1t l. certain that the entire area II
the grant will Ice awarded 90 the town ~
las Vegas kSamurr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
DisIItICr tOtHI
Judge Collier Hu.y In Ch-mn-r. Hearing
Motions,

Judge Collier busy In Shsmb-rs Hearing
N"tinps
Judge collier l. putting ~ the time Ia
la! di-p~lng VI various matters III cham
hers.
The Ease IL the Horse springs Cattle
Co ". HAYES came W fuf final settle
mrni, but ~as rrlnAni-i to the counsel
Tor agreement on certain points nj issue
which the court wished settled before de.
clsiun wRs made,
The report Oi {. v. Mrdlrr. receiver oi
the IAnaNan " bugHn property Ia tai.
lup, WAS presented tu the court. II ap.
pears that the company II entirely ~.
vent aud earning monthly profit ~ srN.
rfnl hundred dollars. and III view " this
fact the court Wa a-kel hy Attorney Ro.
dey to u;der the Receiver Ia pHt tu the
miners, out " money nov III his pn--,.-.
siuu, certain wages due iur labur Is'r
formed prior a. the rrcri,rrShip. lhi-
the court found no warrant IN law Tor
doing and the prayer was denied. II WA
agreed however. that All order should h.
issued directing the Receiver Ia pay the
miners for such labor ~ may have been
performed since the rrcrlN-r-hlp. The
point was one "hich appealed Ia the
i~l'hs VI tne court w. 'hr hilh"f7 are
known I" I've III need of Their money. hul
no WARRANT could hr found ~ law Tor
making Tue miners preferred cfe!iiof- oi
thr company.
III ihe matter OF All execution against
Telrsi"r Jaramilln, \ motion H. recall the
execution was filed and argued and the
court tDok the matter under adyiseuient
u report latter.
! lr case of the three Cinnamon held
~ being uhia"iuiiy III thiS country,
came UP Jh'l prior 10 noon ADJOURN
mehl' .,
Attorney heacock announced That lac
hah written 10 san FRANCISCO Tor the GER
,ihcatrs ot The three 'hiramen but they
had not !el been Received. and he asked
Tor more time. AZ the Judge VIII be- out
m town Tor the next twenty days and All
ofnrf ~ deportation VIII be Needed IN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
tIiRI>INN> tNfR,IstS.
The ruhi, S'huni. Hose fut the HnItdal

IT." f""'' schools Clos" Tor the HALLIDAY
\"'"''""'
Yesterday was the last day " school
before the two weeks II holiday vacation,
a. wh,c,, I'M, ,oinvs,.r.ln,L ,,rward with
.,,'..,,, :, =
"n''''P"'"' On Np'"~' u was h'a"r
gala day III all OF the ward sch~ls and
high school, appropriat. exercises being
held IN COMMUNICATION ~ IN. ,,y,us
,h,is ,,,us III,
sn.r, 49,. ma, n.r,u, .,,.nd,.d
ar s,,cinr m.n,inu hu, m. sx.r.
ri..- IN .nrh ward xers ~ nm
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
THn suPNHnR COURT.
Four 0pinions Handed Down --Reees, TAX.
en- TIL January q.

49, NEthaN.A haAaNNN NNhNNM
en- TIL January ..
In the New Mexico supreme court zee.
terday afternoon, argument oi the Eariy
Times Distilling company ct al. appel.
lsnts, w. Chas. 2elger ct al. appelleea,
was concluded and the case was taken
under ADJUSTMENT, says the New Mexican.
The following opinions were handed
down:
In Francis \. Eberle. plaintiff Ia error.
VI. Vim. Carmichael Of al, defendants IN
error. on re-heariug. the judgment VI the
lower court was again reversed and the
case was rrmandei Tor q new trial. The
opinion was handed down by Judge Col.
lier. Judge smith concurred aud Judges
Laughlin and Banti dissented This
suit involves valuable mining property Ia
Socorro county.
In the case Of VIC. Rogers. plaintiff In
error, W. Joseph Richards, defendant IN
error, the Judgment VI the lower cour,
WAS affirmed III favor OF Richards. Judge
Collier prepared the opinion aud the
other judges cOncurred,
In III. matter ~ the United stat, =
Trust company Oi New York. aud C.. v.
smith, receiver u the property VI the At.
lahtlc y Pacific railroad company. Ap.
pellantS, vs.. Atlantic n Pacific railroad
company Vt al, IN the matter VI the In.
ter'cning petition ~ the Territory ~
New Mexico, appellee, the Judgment II
the lower court was reversed and the case
temanded, opinion 10y Judge smith;
Judges l.Anghlln, Hamilton aud hantE
cnncuffrd. Ihl- Wa suit for tetriiOr.
ial taxes,
In the nltrd States oi America. appel.
lee, W. Is. Is. spencer, appellant, the judg-
m"ut ~ the lower court WAS reversed aud
the case WAS remanded Tor n new trial,
opinion by Judge l.aughlin; cOncurrrd In
10y the other Judges.
his Is case Of alleged unlawful cut.
ting ~ timber and IN which All Albu.
qurrQue Jury Is said to have gone un u
sprr. while celebrating Oh the verdict
la the lower court. A. l.. Morrison II
Sg+ncet's attorney.
The motion Tor IA frhraring ~ NJ. v.
stanton Vs. T. Il. CatruI was dismissed.
lhr court thrteupon took Recess uu.
III January I.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

In' r.'tu, EaI~a, ni,,u,,,ou lake. az
Muth IIur.

we " llitV.
Washington. lrc. 80 senator Vests
anticipated -p"rch concerning ~rctrtAt,
ulurl attitude toward the Cameron
fr-"lutl"n ullrl the -,riatc galleries To-
"'rr'' wing to-day, hui Vest dld not con.
uuu" TIA" frmafk, which were cut ur ~
iu objection YESTERDAY
Ma argent drHrl"ucS hlli Wa reported
ana Ia~-'d With mluur amendments It
rhttiI tNNI.NNn IL" larger part 81 which
t. tor = continuation ut NufA ~ the nav,
department.
irtugirW. ~ south Dakota called up
his fr~"IuIl"u, HpprurtAlIug tlu!VI,Vu
iu tan" ny the trust uutr- ui the Anon
Pacific railroad. tie SAID this step WA
Imperative Ia protect the Interests ui the
gu>rfum"nt against -chrlur II those
who h"ih the notes. Whose purpn-r was lu
al-utb Ia" branch lilies Ut the mon Ia.
clllr. lie believed the niuu Pacific WAS
not iE-ol\rnt and thu floating dtbt WA
created for tlr EXPRESS pufp"-r IL com.
pllchtllK and EMBARRASSING government
liens
irM Iowa. chairman Of the commit.
Il uu iHriuc roads, asked II Irttlgtrw
favored the OPERATION ut the roads by the
governments
lie answered that certainly the govern
mrnt could not po--lhly manage the
roads any "urs" than they had been man
aged, II would du away with puol-, com.
linatiun- aud discrimination IN rates.
which make the American railroads
target for criticism
flHtt conn -p"k" ~ the imperative
uec"--lt, NJ CONSIDERING the important
Question ~ "A settlement with the Pacific
tnhi-. The indebtedness reaching 81 H..
"n1u'" Wa IN danger 1T being lu-t
Morgan said the statements made hy
i'rltlgfr" "rr"of the most grave rharac.
tel II WAS difficult for any single mind
{" grasp the labyrinth II fraud AMI ra--
caliiy' that hal made this subject sat
urlhlia ~ fraud
he Pacific railway discussion Ia the
senate continued until > =. M, when the
morning hour expired apparently rud
lng the PROSPECTS ~ "A tuhan debate"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

Members aud th'lr Ir"ud. Il" IIuuut iu
Hr,"d M.-t"t w"tkm,u ~ Iirr,r
h"nrnt ludgr ~. =, 90. I ", togrth.
ct With their lrrhi-, gave nfand Master
hufkiuhu \ h. Pierce n uu-t cordial and
enthusiastic reception last might at their
hail uII south Second street.
lhr hall wa uli,N tu OVERLOOKING, man,
II ihu-r whu We're IA Attendance being
compelled 10 stand during the rendering
4 the program,
Ilr rNrivl-r- were Opened hy singing
IA, customary opening ode uf the Dodge
and hN prayer ~ the l.. Vi, "
Mrs. lianin presided at the piano, while
Mr~-f,. Brown, Grey, hrigg~ AMI ~chr,~'
der treated the audience h. n -,ug which
Ma We'll received
lrAui Master Workman Fierce Wa
then introduced b, Master Workman j
l. klwri. nnd Il" heidi the attention III
the audience With nI'-t interesting and
instructive address upon the ann, and
rnrthuh- "l the order winch hr represents
ill- frIlIhfk- We're ESPECIALLY lIulrh ia
one RESPECT IA hr tu"k occasion H. refer L.
and ruiut" IN" Ii"a that the l,sigr ui
Nutkmrn nuIntrr,ri among it, adhrfrits
onlN these III the humber walks II lIir.
~ - HlhAAFl W lh' = Wv hNlkf llullllFIN
AMONG lt- nl"inlrt- men II all degrees ui
attainment ~ tn" worlds work, the hTIl
lIanl professional man standing side h
side with hl~ hrrllrf who earns his dali,
Tread hN the sweat ~ his htuw NJ class
IT mrn l. rAclui'1i except th,r,r engaged.
"ithrr ~ proprietor ~ "mplutr ~ the ~
l,uu hu-th"s-
~" order T. twenty "lgll years old aud
10. 4. a
lnrut ut SICK hrnrilt- and In-lITaIrr II
has di~but -'7i l."",u ANT Il nov pay
tug tu the families ~ IT. members
Throughout ia" lhni ~ average IT o..
"u,"" I"t year ~ tI,p" PER hour tor
zach working hour IA the ,la,,
Nltrf the address Mr--f-, brown, Corey.
''rlRg- aIi NchriH'tirt again iANuf,-i the
audience With several selections ~ song
and Miss Mary James delivered n rrclta.
ton which wa- received with hearty ap-
plau~r. hr singer man" was Al,u pres
rnt and al his best, charming his alten.
i've hearers
Nupp"f war then ANNOUNCED aud the
company we're invited lo Sii dawn IN dr.
tarhlnrut- ~ there ~A- uut sufficient
fupn Ia arcunInuiate all at once All
were nualli provided Tor, however, aud
the Trpa-t proved u most Agreeable cll
maN I" the evening rul"TlalnnxI4t n
ter the iirst table had retired Rrn. Nafd
reproduced to- Farewell ~rfin,u ~
Iifuth"r Watkins and was greeted b.
rounds ~ HpplatIz" from start Ia iluish.
ID" entire evening Wa, u ,urcr-- aud
the nrnlri- II the lodge desire luElI
ms I" Nulr" 'h"it appreciation ~ thu
serve rendered ~ ihu-e Who helped
"!'hrF IA participating IA the program ~
10y their pfrSrurr 10 make thu entertain.
mrut a Ilra-utr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
WAREHOUSE CASES!
The Court Finds Against The
WaTehOuSemen in Chicago.
The Rich Strike Near DeadwOod SaIs
10 be Unprecedented.
Explosion In baltimore Mine bid Not Kill
ANY H'ucrS.
INJURED poino WILL

'Mrhsu, Irr. o. Judge fulry. In the
circuit court To- id,. trudrtpi a decision
iH u" ri'NHtut Wtfrhuu-, ct-,,- uudlug
against TIE Nhtrhuuvuuru ia all potut.
I"' months WI" sthut,i them IT, carr,
nu ht'lu'"'- tiii I"rtrrt au appeal H. the
ii'ihui' ,uptrur court. when Will un.
iuuhI"ll! %. idkru The action VA IN
III" lap" ui "a EDITION brought uu lniut.
nation ~ Ntuturl rrurHl Malone, Tr
sh injunction t"-tnlu|uy %" elevator
men from huNIus. miNiug and ,,utiuy
Ur"iI own gfhIu VIII that u customer,
l'l- lu.uhgtuu IA, granted the ruuf,
h"i.l,us o." IHrtlr" Of the elevator mru
illegal 30" decision II Sustained viii
uaAr a great chang ,n ilr elevator Az.
tenn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
A Had ltul ,way,

The gray and black" hack team Of ".
l.. Trimble X Co.. after being hitched ny
this morning At y o'clock Ia front Of the
stables, ran away. AZ the corner OF Second
stree, and Copper avenue. the black horse
fell, striking the fre plug In front Of q.
". Sitong's store and tearing . big hole
on the right side. besides breaking one
rib. Dr. Brayton. veterinary surgeon. was
-ent for. and he stitched up the wound on
the horse. The other horse VS. not hurt.
but the hack WA slightly damaged.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

Daniel Garcia and wife 10 Jose ortiz
and wife, warranty 10 q piece ot land In
old Albuquerque; go.
Dave C0stine 10 Bessie Sanguinette
warranty 10 lots ~, luj aud LOT, block
4, =. Armijo n Bro. addition, 81.
Hattie Il. Crazy 10 Bessie sanguinette,
lots iu2 and iu3, block =. =. ArmijJ y
Bro. addition, ti7j
Albuquerque Real H-tate aud Improve.
m,nt Co. ~ T. X. l.aure-, warranty to
lots - ani -. block II, Petea addition
thu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
tHHisIMNs saws.
Full 1ntrr-s, to he faid D~po.ii"rs Of ~.
buaurTqu- National baHk.

Fuli Interest to he Paid D-posit"r' Of ~.
buaurtqu- National bank.
Last night, {. n. Nrwliall. clerk fot Re.
celNrr v. Schuhrld. ~ the Albuquerque
National bank, and who will -OOn leave
this city for Denver where he accepts n
like IS-ition under Mr.. Schuhrld. called nj
Tn CIrILkN office snd stated. with glai'
smile over his face, that the deISSituf~ Oi
the Albuquerque National bank will r..
ceiNr On the first ~ January, 1885,. full
interest On their deposits which Will elise
ny the affairs IL the bank. and thus. h-.
sides receiving their deposits ~ full, the
drpritora viii also receive Interest.
luf CITIZEN has all along cunt-niri
that Mr~sfs. schotlrld and NrwhAll we're
tu,tlrt-, aud II II n source ~ great pleas
ute for this paper a. give them proper
credit They have executed their dutie.
we'll and Juhnn, Schotrld deserved All
other whack nj the public CRIB. which h.
got through Comptroller EckeI- IN thu
appointment ~ receiver Tor the uiun
National bank " Denver Mr.. ',ch"u"ld
will pruhabi, enter upon his new du-
tle- urIt week, and Mf. Nrwhall rN.
poets ~ Join hlm some time ~ January
" AhUui the urst ~ February.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

cation pamphlet now ready ior publica.
on waiting only 10 submit II to the i'm.
migration bureau At IT, meeting on the
nth ptoNimn, fut IT, approval and -lg.
g"-tlUns " hcttrfment Accompanying
and n part ot the pamphlet will he n map
~ New Mexico, showing practically
every irrigation canal In the terIitnr ~.
the putp~e being ~ demonstrate tn the
htluer- " the east that there IL n reaann.
able amount " water here. aud In luitp
every section VI the territory, Tor farming
PURPOSES aud thus ~ induce farmers 10
come here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

Havana bee. -! InptAiu.hrnrral
We! lrf hit Havana tlu- morning un the
spanish cruiser l"gaIp h"uui fuf Mar
lat, north IT thr military line ~ the prov
me" NJ llnaf del Rio. with the intention,
IT f"-umlng personal command IN the
operations against the insurgents ~ that
part II Iha. Frnrtai ~nlttu reports
from santa lara that Lieut. C"l UlNrr.
N command II IA" hranda battalion. had
All engagement ~ that district with the
insurgents who had over ." Killed aud
woundri
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

huthrlr, okla. lice. - Thomas Me
IAuRhlln, il negro -u-peci,Si ~ the mur
Ter ~ FREEMAN Morrow, has b,.ru r..
moved from saltwater jail Ia guard
against lynchlng Eva Morrow, the muI.
Tered man'- daughter, -pnkr last night
Tor the first time since the tTAg,.iN
v hllr the doctors were dressing the ter
rlhlr wound IN her head she muTmurr.i.
II" Int papa with MI AK. then Int me. 4"
The physicians now hope Ia tr able 10
identify the murderer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

Az OLD AND WEI.L-TkIED REMEDY.
Mrs. NinslOw's SOothing syrup has been
used for over hfty years by millions Oi
rjthers for them children while teething
with perfect success IL sooih-+ the child.
soft-ns the gums, allav' all pain, cures
wind collie, aud II the hest remety Tor
diarrhpa. In pleasant ~ the taste. Sold
BY druggists Ia every part VI the world.
Twenty -hvr cents n bottle. lta value In
incalcuabl-. " sure and ash Tor Mrs.
Winslow'. Soothing syrup. and take no
other kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
NIthN IliNNt,tS
N-r,ou. rr"m",lon. seat tnth >"nar" Dor
AppruNal.

Na-hluStuu, Dee. .! President tn la,
sent L. SENATE the following nominations
Iha~. T.. Nawt"ll". assistant quartrrIna-
t"r general Ia be- hrlgdilrr npfal AuI
lnartrTmt-ier general, Cap'"ln Arthur
l.. Nagnrt. sixth infantry 10 br MAJ 4
and assistant Wlutaut general FulluH
ing to he captains aud assistant quarter
mA-trfS First Lieut. IatTh 4 INDi.
18th infantry First Lieut. Ghoma, Ctu-r.
Gth cavalry; First Lieut.. liuirI r. Nc
CAfthy, l2,h infantry First Lieut. Johu
T. Knight, Ed cavalry, IT, he captain
AMI rulIInI-safIr- ~ subsistence. FIRST
Lieut. William Baldwin, 1lh cavalry
kir~t Lieut.. lhNIi l.. Braluari, - ca,al
~. Captain NlrS Jark-"u, 7th infantry
tU hr major hnh pay mA.lrT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

Juan Lopei was instantly killed. Lopez
with several others, had opened small
tunnel on coal vein Tor the purpose Of
operating . mine on a small scale and
had driven In about twenty feet. Thurs
day abont noon Lopez was engaged In
putting In some props when a large
stone icll In. crushing the life out Of the
unfortunate man Ration Reporter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

$4,000; tina, the valuation ~ property
will be about tJncO, that there are Si
school teachers aud that there are 1898
children Of school age In the territory.
The number enrolled IN thcpubic schools
IN the past year was H. So.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

Denver, ll"r. -. IN the utrd state
district court tn ,lay Judge llallrit an
uuurcri that he WON'T urffulr all ~,
tlou- uu hrhhIf ~ bow, Mrt lutkru AMI
Miller. the convicted Commercial VI
u"uh bank wIrckrr~, AMI would not IL.
ten tu ANY argument. lie gave counsel
urilI Jan - 1" pr"phr" IHr"f- Ia All AT.
e. 'I lMil WAS rN"l nt tl"opl fpt rnrh
49,. u,u hund' ".iI tr lulu-hrd lh.-
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