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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
~ THE SENATE.
M. Cation MAKES = strong speech on the
TurLish. 4 ra-nian RrsuiutIon,

M. Gallon MAKE. = strong speech on tn,
Turkish Arm-nian Rrsoiuti"n,
Washington. Jau. There was .
Hurry IN the senate to-day when Cullen
sought a. secure the passage ~ u Joint
resolution amrnding the act relative 4,
the Bloomington, H., public building.
Allen tppp. Nrb.i said there seempsl II
br u little ring In the senate to govern
the action on public buildings The eas,
secured public buildings. but the state.
~ the far west did not.
GaliingeT. ~. H. protested against the
extravaganza ~ Aliens language. and
there was an extended debate ~ a. the
sections which received the no-t public
buildings
Allen yieldei, and the resolution I,aS-
ri.
The Turkish h-Armcnian resolution wa-
called up 10y CullOm. lie sIs,kc " the
serious conditions prevailing. A nlAssa.
ere " innocsnt victims unparalleled for
ages had been perpetrate,i. The Turkish
army bayOnettrd. rubbed. murdered and
iiayed alive the people NJ Armenia
There was no war. but u pittile.S,. merci.
le4s, tornado " ruin. blo0i-hed aud
death. The demon ~ fanaticism had
been let lUs,a.
II ~as matter of regret and embar.
rassment that the i.olicy ~ the United
States WAS such IN to prevent the send
Ing " teet ~ Turkish waters ~ stop
the hlDdy rule prevailing. but Europe
had assumed an obligation for the pro-
lection of Armenia.
There WAS double obligation on Eng.
land, YET nothing had been done "a stay
th" hand ~ the sultan except by fruit.
Lees diplomatic correspondence.
The powers appeared Ia be- waiting for
the dissolution ~ the ottoman empire.
hut he expressed doubt ~ a. the effects
~ the rrpnrted alliance between Russia
aud Turkey.
No event ~ centuries had called more
loudly to the civilized world than this
slaughter In Turkey. the greatest. the
senator believed. In the history of the
world.
blanchard democrat. louisiana, said
~ great free nation II was the duty OF
the United States tO express our official
repudiation. and u protest against the
course NJ Turkey.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
THE PRizE FIs.Hrs.

ksgram Arranged ~ the ~ ra.o Fi.tis
Tournament.
Denver. Jan. ga special to the Times
pan El Paso. Tex, says: The program,
y Stuart's hstic tournament has been
mpletsd ~ follows:
February II. Maher W. fitzsinimons,
Fse ei0OO aud heavy weight cham
0ship Of the world.
February 10, Bright Eyes Va. Wolcott,
|rse tS.S0. welter weight champion
Up Of the world.
February Ia. Jack Eyerhart W. Iioracs
PCS, purse s3.JO and light weight
hmpionship Of America.
February II. Gerrgs Dixon Va. Jerry
rshall, purse t3.OOo and feather weigh,
smpionship Of the world.
February IN, Jimmy Barry W.. Johnn,
Iurphy, purse t2,tU and bantam weigh,
Samplonship OF the world.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
utp GROSS ~ riRKtN.

Gosrrnmsst viii Permit Miss Barton ~
bistrib.i" h"ii-f I" the sun-rrr
Washington. Jan. 2i.-owing a. the
energetic efforts Of Minister Terrill. Miss
barton aud party will I've permitted by the
Turkish government to distribute relief
10 the distressed Arnncnians. although the
Red Cross will not figure Ia the work.
This news came ~ the state department
In cablegram from the minister. Ia
which he says: while the porte refuses
such permission N the Red Cross. II will
recognize any person the minister names
u distribute relief la the interior II Tur.
key. provided the Turkish authorities are
kept informed ~ what IL being done"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25

GENERAL HARRISON!
His Appearance in the Supreme
Court To-day.
Argument In the Famous California
Irrigation Case.
A Formidable Array Of Legal ralent En-.
gagged on Both Sii;S.
eREAT nrxREsr ~ IHI MATTER

Washington, Jan. "a. The supreme
court room was the center ~ attraction
at the capitol to-day.
The news that ~ President lIArtiaOn
would sppear IN the California irrigation
case drew thousands through the Inui
aud rain Ia the capitol. and for two
hours before nObn the halls were ,hrung,Si
and the dors hericg,pi
owing " the very limited space u the
old -snat" chamber. where the supreme
court ats. but few Irr-ons gained al.
mission.
Harrison was the target ~ all eyes II
WAS his first public apprarancr III Wash.
ingt.n since he left the white huus,
three years agO. His appearance hal
changed but slightly. The cafewnrn
look hRd disappeared. and time, seem.
.ngly. hal dealt kindly with him.
There was u grea, array of legal talent
On l'Jth sides ~ the ease
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
4 itig tbr,i-r.

D. J.. G""llanhrr, the hu-tllng repre-.
sennti'" ~ III" Myers nrug Co., II II
Louis. wor" such II pleasing smile thi.
morning that the rrportcr felt moved "a
inquire III" cause.
"Bu1ln"SS Is III" cau-r." said Mr. G"d.
lander "l," Just haggcd the hand~om.
e-i order for drugs tha, I've taken in III,
travels IN New Mexico"
The Maxwell brug Co is the rntrrpris
ing ilrm placing the order referred Ia
and II II an Indication ~ th" liberal
scalr "n which they expect to do busi.
nrs-. Long may they waNV.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
air Damage salt.

Chicago. Jan. 20. Forty thousand dol
lars damages was awarded to-day In the
case Of Herbert h. Gehr against the Mex
lean Central Railroad company. Gehr
went 10 Mexico In 1887, and next year
obtained a position In the Office of the
company. lle had been there two years
when = robbery occurred, which caused
him To be- locked up until he was released
on demand from Washington. The At
torneys for the defendant moved for q
new trial. and the cass will he taken "a
the highest court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
The Albuquerque Directory.

THE CITIZEN II putting forth every
effort u make the Albuquerque directory
complete and accurate In every particu-
lar. The work will be complete city
and business directory " albuquerque
aud business gazetteer of the the terri
tory. Five canvassers have been In the
field since Monday. and not house will
T skipped. The data being taken in
clndrs u census Of the city and alao a
schonl census.
From now on until the work II COM
piled and given ~ the printers, citizens
are requested 10 report promptly "a this
Once all changes In business and re-i.
dence.
The secretary or other proper officer uf
every society or organization. secret. rs-
iigioua, civic, military, political. etc. II
requested a. furnish this office with the
names ~ officers necessary for publiea-
tion, time and place Of meeting. etc.
Churches and educational institutions
are also requested a. send In the proper
information for the directory.
To insure classification IL will he nee.
es'sary "a hand IN this information with
cut delay.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
u. y. DISTRICT COURT.
Bachelor Timber lresraSS tasc Iwcniy-
six Indictments Returned,

bachelder Timber IreSraSS tase Iwcniy-
Six lndlcimcn,S Returned.
The New Mexican ~ Yesterday says,
The timber tr-spa-- cas. of the nlei
States W. =. H. BachrlIcr continues Ia
occupy III" attention ~ The nitrd States
district court. II will probably be- given
Ia the jury ihis aftcrnHn,
The grand jury returned In all twenty
six bills. seven II which were against
James Addison rrralta. .Rra,i.. and grow
olt ~ the effort tn establish the -nrallr,l
feralta land grant in the court IL prNai,
land claims,
I'rralta- ltra,iN yesterday nltrrnnn
pleaded not guilty, aud 0n the first in
dirtnlrnt f"r Ui,-fing fuTgrri"- hr WA
held for trial IN May In the sum "i
$5,, Al, on the other indictments h. wa-
orierei released "n his -rrcognilHncraii"r
giving IA" first hond.
Juan Martinez and Mauridia rrrra
indicted for adultery, pleaded guilty e.
one of the counts ani were each lnc-l
tl ami c'rStS. IN default ihrr,4nf thrN
we're committed tu the niird states
lail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
susitrr Assured

Dr. {. +. Blackington. n RESPECTED citi.
zen ~ S,cOrru Tor niany years, II In the
city to-day accompanied by his wife. Dr.
BlackingtOn has just returned from Hos.
ton where he was successful In Organiz-
lug n company Tor the development ~
valuable mines IN the san Andres noun
tains. !" u. i.athrop, ot boston, II eou-ln
of the doctor. II president. and Dr. Black.
ingtIn IL secretary. treasurer aud gen.
eral manager. The doctor state. that he
placed An order with Frazier n Chalmers.
Chicago, for u aixty ton smelter, which
will 6e put up at once for the reduction
Of the ores.
Quick In effect. heals and leaves no
scar. Burning, acaly skin sruptions
quickly cur~l by l'eW it's Witch Hazel
Sal,e. Applied tO burma, scalds, old
-orss. II Il magical In effect. Always
cures piles. ptllsbury h Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
OUR CHINESE 10 ,rLEBRAtI.
They HaNt Arranged to Celebrate their
NV Year.

/
N:w Year.
Int tllI/tN l"dfuri thI, mutulur.
thruugh the local thlur.c agent II thr
'StS tumrani"-." that III" ,hnrs,' ol thi-
city have arranged 1" cclrhrat" their New
Year. which hgiu- "u saturday. Jan. -
IN grand style Va exchange ~ay-.
The Chinese New Year. according e.
the calendar received hN th" mayor ut
chinatown" begins "r January -. The
year contains ~ days. div Nil"d into thlt.
iJ,n months the extra mnnth being Hu
additional MAY, III" present chimes" year
began "n February -. auh contained
only twelve months. Every thlrh year
contains thirteen months. calendars ~
the new year were received IN China
town" New York. few dals aga. from
headquarters nj san Francisco. where the
reckoning was made hy the chinese com
pany officials. IN" calendar il u sheet
about twO feet square. divided into
months. something IN the order II the
american ananar. only that III" chinese.
~ course, READ from night to left. The
days ~ the munth are marked hy two
figures the rrd letter drrriing the Chi
n"~e day aud the white the American day.
~ cnurS this Interpretation l. unll Tor
III" benefit NJ th" Chinrso residents III
this country. The margin and lower end
ut The calendar contain advertisements uf
business firms, which indicates that the
Chinese have lInhihrd the spirit II Anrri
ram progress.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
Library En,.r,Ainmsn, Coar-..

Az announced In yesterdays CITIZEN
the Aramenti Concert company will ap.
pear January - instead of the 18th. n
advertised. We have every reason u be-
lieye that this entertainment will hIghi,
please every one. The New York Press
says:
The grand concert at the Metropolitan
music hall last evening was most enjoy,
able. Nine. Aramenti who IL q great "a
v0rite In New York; charmed eyerybod,
with her beautiful voice. singing an Aria
from II TrOyAtOre In most artistic man
nee, and. IN being recalled. "Day Dream
The diagram of the opera house vii, b,
nj Newcomers at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning. Secure your reserved seat earl,
and get the location you want.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
TnE FoRECLOst nv CAsE.


designations Ia be Presest~d I. sadgs
Ross. Of California
Nrill b. Field left for Los Angeles n,
noon to-day. and v. II. Chiidsrs will
leave tonight for that city. where III,
designations Of the receivers Of the Al.
lantic \ Pacific road will be presented T.
Judge RoSs. The question of u receiver
ship for the interests of the ro&d In Cali.
fornia will he argsed by Messrs. Field
aud Childers, attorneys respectively for
the irst and second mortgage bonihold.
rTs.
Mr. Childers IL Of the opinion that
Judge koes will succeed Justice Field On
the supreme bench Of the United States
Judge Ross was appointed district Judge
by President Cleveland aud WA rapidly
promoted by him ~ the circuit hhch.
lie In q man Of wealth and marked inde.
pendence Of character.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
Weak, irritable, Tired
81 Was No Good on Earth. I"

DR.. Miles Nervine strengthens
the weak, builds up the broken
down constitution, and permanently
cures every kind OF nervous disease.
"Absuf one year ass 4 s~ss G1stsssS
Vnh ssrrousasss, siespscssssssss
Creeping srnsaffsa ta sas te0s,
Eiight I,aiPtsaftsw Of ssss hesss,
Riufraeffas eoa Ississ Of tks ssstss&,
Hrrfeus less o. lapse Of ssessssvv.
Wsi0hfed desn ~ifh care esd
rorrv. 4 ee'n npIefein iesf appessss
Aad I'cif sss rjsaiifB sreSrtaS sssss
sras sreak, irvifabte anA tfreA,
NV sreight sras vedseed 20 zee tAs.,
Ia fact 4 ras H0 geed, 90 e3StA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
nNLrIMOME A ONO.

John X. Cowrn To- bay Elected President
ofths Company.
Baltimore. Jan. 20. John X. Cowen
general counsel Of the baltimore Il 0his
railroad company. ami representative In
congress from the fourth Maryland dis
trlct, was to-day elected president OF III,
Baltimore Il Ohio. to succeed Charles +
Mayer. who resigned IN November.
Cowsn was decided upon ~ n compro
mice between the factions favoring Ma
jor Alexander Shaw. and Second Vie,
President Thomas NJ. King.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
NJ. Cali Want. ,o fix.,.

Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Call of.
fersd radical resolution, demanding
either through peaceful negotiation ~
force of arms, that the Armenian a,r,ci.
ties be stopped.
The resolution was defeated without di.
vision. and the resplution supported b,
the committee on foreign relations passed
u unanimously.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
RICu ORt..

That Vas Recently discovered ~ the
Washinston Mine.
i'y the courtesy of Judge ". c. lira
cock. Tux CITIZEN VIA shown some speci.
mems Of maryellously rich ore. recent,
discovered In the famous Washington
mine nj Bland. In the C@hiti district. IN
the face oi "A thirty fDt drift and AT 4
depth of fifty feet, six and onr-hali feet
Of ore has been encountered. carrying lam
ina.ed and wire silver and being heavy Ia
gold. The suppred value of this ore /,
from ti,JD "a &2,uD per ton anj prob
ably more. This IN certainly very encour
aging ~ the owners ~ the property
Specimens Of the ore may b- s-eH nj Tn
CITIZEN office.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
T.vp-t. Ro., s,,,..,n.

Washington. Jan. ~. Secretary Her
bert has decided ~ accept the totpSi,
b"at Ericsson from the Iowa Iron works
subject Ia dock trial nj New London, I,
demonstrate whether her engines haV,
been repaird properly since the last mis-
hap. The department IL satisfied the h,at
when properly handled. can make at lea-
twenty-five knots an hour, or half .
knot mure than required by the contract
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
HOPELESSLY SICK!
General Gomez Has But Few
Days 10 Live.
Mss Barton Will be Permitted to
Distribute Supplies.
Only Eigh, Votes 10 the Senate Against
the Monroe Doeirine.
BIC STORM IN CANADA.

Havana. Jan. -. Geu. MaZinin Guniez,
commander In chief ~ the insurgent
forces, II very sick man. Il Il stated
that the doctors In attendance upon Gen.
eral Gomez recently held n consultation
aud diagnosed his ease ~ an advanced
stag" Of consumption. complicated with
fever, and agree that he can only live
about TIVE months longer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25

This morning. Capt. Taylor. who has
charge ~ the Continental oil company \
tank wagon. met with an accident IN the
alley back of the Cromwell building. lie
drove In Tor the purp~v of leaving oil at
the rear ~ the stor. Of H. &. Robertson,
when one Of the wheels got stuck Ia the
soft adobe mud. His horse could not pull
out the wagon, aud he secured N team Of
horses from v. l.. Trimhie n Go. The
latter were hitched u the rear of the
wagon, and just IN they gave y pull, be-
came frightened and startei a. run away,
The wagon wa pulled back Ia ih" cross
Ing on Second street. where the tank
tipped over and considerable oil ran out
on the ground, and also somewhat wreck
Ing the wagon. The damages will be- re-
paired at the shop of Jacob korbrr ~ Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
Nrty ropaIar In MInnr.n,a.

We have Il g,Spi trade on Chamber -
Cough Reniedy: In fact sell ~ much VI IL
~ of all other cough ni@iicines combined.
and We handle more than n dozen differ
eBt kinds,-RAE X PETEiekS. druggists.
Pelican Rapids, MINI
This remrsiy II popular b-cans- II can
always ~ d-prnde'i upon. it, prompt.
neHs la curing bad colds Group. and
wh@ping cough, makes u fa'Orit.
everywhere. For ale by Dr. T. H. iiur
gees X Sai,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25


A lair conclusion Ia the matter Of the
Academy license affair Ia. that the coun
ell acted hastily. without giving much
thought 70 the matter. Mr.. Grant was
present at the meeting. The council
knew that he was familiar with phOw
matters, and when he gave his opinion
the council acted npon IL. without sus-
pecting. ~ the moment. that his opin.
ion WAS governed by his interest.
lIut now that the matter has been stirred
up. We have no doubt the gentlemen OF
the council have seen the mistake and
will cheerfuliy correct II. The complied
ordinances. adopted during the present
year. and by the present council. explic-
lily exempt entertainments Of this char.
act.r from the payment Of license, and
We arr confident that no member 0f thu
present council would knowingly do any.
thing 10 injure any u our educational In
situations, even though Mr.. Grant, ~ In
the present case. might advise II.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
Iou,d No, rI.J s,hi.,t.,.

Mr.. Mayer. n badly drawn.up specimen
Of humanity from rheumatism and neT,
NOi'ness, arrived here aiDut twn week
ago froin Denni~un. Texas, IA -- Franci
Schlstter. The Healer" lie was deter
minei u see the mysterious man. II pos
sible, ami 0n securing team of hnr+e-
from James 7. Johnston. with Jas. Nor
ten ~ driver. started ou the lo0kout toI
THE Healer" They visited Cuiero, se,
eral Indian villages and either little --t
Elements, west from the city. aud where
"The Healer" was reported Ia have been
last seen, but could obtain ~ trace Oi
him, and after An absence Of eight days
they returned to Albuquerque. Mr.. Mayer
had rom al Mr, Pillsbury's. on south
second street. lie has returned t0 ben.
nison. Texas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
ALL SETTLED NOW!
lev Mexico Authorities Will
Attend 10 The Flights.
)enater Call Wants TO Send the Navy
Over 10 Protect Armenia.
But q Less Radical Resolution Was Adopt.
Cd by the Committee.
ITrns OF eIHxRAl INTEREST.

Denver, Jan. IA special Ia the
mes from III raso says United states
storney Gcnrtal Harmon has written 10
NJ Paso ministers union that he has
ptified the New Mexico authorities to
y In the prize tight matter ~ their
bst judgment dictates.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
s-,srs storm In Canada.

Toronto. Ont, Jan. a.--This city isrut
OF from communication with all the
rest Of Canada aud the United states
thu morning. the slset storm having
rendered ths wires useless. II 10 mol
known how fur the trouble extends
through ontario.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
THE COMING MILL
Albuquerque Sports Debating the Maher-
Fi,iSlmmonS Fight,
nAHrp ~ TiNI CONDITION

IN Feb. ~. ~. Valentines day, Peter
Mahcr and Robert Fitzsimmon- viii meet
near ~ l'aS, ~ Try conclusions ~ Ia
who Is justly entitled tu the honor oi the
champion heavy weigh, pugill~t ~ the
world"
FitZsimmuns was tn have MT la. j.
torbett, who won the iilr hN licking the
bWts un John L. sullivan. hut Cnth-tt
slnwrd the white frdihrf hy refusing tu
fight, and went ~ lar a. tn give = the
title to Mahcf. hence the coming Mahrf
AMI fitzSimnuRs light.
Yesterday aftetnunrI. hall = dulcu NJ.
huIuetlur Slrrts whn krep iS~ted "n
such events, met IN u populnr r"~"rt, AMI
debated thu coming mill majority ~
them argued that Mahrl, VIII" l. much
the stronger AMI larger "t The tWu, wuuid
have to whip hi. man lu,lir II thr"
rounds, ~ fil2,in,mnn- Wuuld weary the
patience cut ~ him. alil Il" him up ~
easily ~ torhctt did up sullivan.
" ~ Nl'l'INN'HHl NNhN NtNl'lufllU' VIII
send to the ilstir carnival. near III la~n.
quit" II large delegation 81 sports, nnd II
would h. Wise inr thu.r contemplating
thu trip tn lra," their namr- with ". II.
MatSnlI, deprt agent,
NNukK II I,rrp CONDITION
SI', iai {" t,tlI'u.
Las cruces. \. NJ, lau. >! The train
ing quarters ~ the Nalri party. lurntrd
IN the yrt, heart 81 the city. arr hr-,Ig,i
daily hl large rruwl-. ani th" riul e the
spectator. lricr Mahrr. Il In the pink ui
condition. tie has regular hours Tor
trimming. aud II seems that our people.
likewise the many outside visitors, have
caught 0n, and u we'll beaten path has Ia
consequence hern made to the quarters.
Mnhrr aud his hacker are confident uf
success. and the former actually admit
tel that he would finish FItz,inlmolls lr-
fore two rounds.
Eastern NEWSPAPER representatives are
also arriving, aud Las cruces Is reaping
the benefits that l.. the town i being
known all over the country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
tts HITi.
Dcmani for a Reliable Nap OF the famous
Mining District.


kdtu,s Ih.Irn
Eastern capitalists are asking lor map-
~ COchiti Walter u. Marmnn II thr
man b get up these maps ~ he has been
all over th" district AMI l~rhap- did more
surveying than any other man.
II Il quite natural mr investors tu
wan, I" S,'e map II the ~ much talked
Of gold camp ani this would he the very
best advertisement IN" great camp could
get; have Il printed IN TnE CIIlIrN. with
the largest circulation II any paper In
thu southwest, II would then reach
nearly every town or city Ia the Union,
let ~ see II this cannot H. done and
that right quick
This map should show all the different
canyons aud the nearest railroad and the
different points where stage connections
ARE made. II should give III" positions
IL the great lea,i-, ihirr c"Ir-,'1 and
everything that would h. IL Interest Ia
the p"oplr. Claims have hrn offered Tor
sale In the east AMI the lir-t thing II.
send N" n map ~ your district" ;,
Editor Hughes, ~ Tnf rlrl/f>, Is laid
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25

Jesus wa] divine. -o the greatest i'm.
iS~tor th" world has ever known. klhu-
qurrqur Democrat.
When n newspaper, III this Christian
land, and Ia this ag" uf thr world. httrt-
such a sentiment ~ that, We cannut hr
surprised that II fa'ors taxing -chrnl rn
i"rtainm"nt- when they ar" not given
IN its proprirtor'- play hou-..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25

cure protection for the forests on public
lands. Two business sessions we're held
to-day. Forestry protection will be dis
cusse,i, when speeches will he made by
Secretary Of Agriculture Morton. presi.
dent of the association: senator Duloia,
Representatives Lacy and NcRae, aud
Others
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
An Indian i,..p,r,.I,.

81. Louis. Jan. -. A special from Van
Bnren. Ark Ia the Post Dispatch. ays
George warn, u ,nerOkre InuiaiI, was
hanged there this forenoon for murder.
ing Henry Bacon In july last year. lie
VIA u noted desperate and all around
sriuinnI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25

tel Ia resign after admitting the fal1it,
of their charge, have been lillrd and IL"
%chOl work j. going on ~ -"tcncly 49,
ever, there being l's pupil. In attcui
ance. New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25

Chicago. Jan. 2t.-Cattle receipts, $50
lsrket quiet steady. Reeves, s3.ib
|i.75; cows and heifers. tiy8Ossa75:
|exAs steers. ss.7b0lyO; stockera and
(edsrs. e2.6O0a7b.
Sheep receipts. 6.O1h. Market quiet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
The RAnkia Mee,iak..

Last night the Congregational church
was filled once more with an audience
the siLs and attendance Of which empha'
sized the interest th.t 10 being mani
tested In these meeting.
Mr.. Rankin took foF his text the words,