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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

leave here n 100 In the evening and
travel all night reaching Ask Fork the
next morning In time 70 connect with
the east bound overland and no into chi.
cago In about three days. These trains
will carry mail, freight and express aud
twenty.t0ur hours will be- saved ~ the
merchants u Phoenix In the matter "
the receipt Of eastern mali the mail
which now reaches Phoenix from the
east un the southern Pacific will reach
here over the new train on the Santa ~,
Prescott a Phoenix OF , day earlier and
IN the morning ~ st present.
GRADING orrTIr.
A ear load Of horses and mules belong.
Ing 10 the grading outfit Of the Wiley.
Schut, improvement company Of Colo.
RADIO Springs, came In over the Denver n
Rio Grande toa aud left ut uncs Tor san
Antonio on the Atchison. topeka \ santa
~. -Four ear leads more VI the uutnt Is
eli l'.ute. This outfit has lately b"cn ru.
gagged on the Riggs Lumber conp,u,
railroad Ia Rio AfIihs county. H.. ma,
In charge said II would I've emp .,rI ~
throwing ny dy ke- ab0ut San Antonio IT,
prevent encroachmentsh 10y the Pic Gtaudr
on the Atchison. Topeka n santa fr
roaibed. Others think II will u,t Dr hong
before II II employed In the con .tiuriion
Of new Atchi-on. Topeka n santa Fr
line either between White uak- ~ vet
Of Masdalcna on the propose new rStrn-
sion a. California ~ cH-, the Ntlanllr
\ Pacific falls into IL, hAud uthr than
the Aichi-nD. Inp"gh y santa fr runttul
nj the foreclosure sln. +" take place Ut
Gallup July =
\. l.. NW,-trT. 4 Uu"m r.n. citiyrn IT
Os--n. Mich. alter -ull IIug rNrtuciHt.
iiRl, from pile. TT tWrall year,, was
cured III u short ii'nr l., u.,ug nrMitt'-
Witch Hazel SAVE. Hn absolute cure f"r
all skin Diseases. N'rr ui tuis ptrpAfA
ton II u-'d iNiii all uth"t- combined.
". !. Walton. lrusgir.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
NEW MEXICO NUGGETS.

Married In Wilcox. Mis- Lottie brown
formerly " Hill-hnru, v W., IA Richard
Whitehead.
A Telegram Wa received from Lords
burg. notifying the officials ut fort hay.
ard. that Indian signs wer. fresh aud IRE.
quent In the vicinity Of Whiierock can
yOn on the LAWYER GilA Lieut.. Slocum
aud n d-tachm,n nj Of cavalry prompt,
started for the scene. The army officials
are doing everything In their power Il
cVrral the red miacreants.
Harry Parker and Hiram Boswell. who
we're arrested ut Carlisle two weeks ago
charged with conspiracy 20 murder Peter
jury refusing Ia indict ~ the testimony
was Of the filrnsiest character.
The Lordshurg Liberal says: VIM.
Smith. the railroad detective. better
known IN this section ~ pretty WILLIE
the man WIN never captured Evans and
Sontag. died In the railroad hospital AT
Sacramento last week from the effects II
u vroke Of appoplexy.
Deputy Sheriff Hardin returned Satur.
day from = trip down In the Hachiia
country. where he hAd been " invest
gate the murder OF Frank Davenport.
Before he got there the neighbors hal
hunted the country over very clu-el,
without finding any definite clue. The
killing took place near Travelled toal,
and the chances are that the u,an who
did the murder knew where lIa,enpSrl
VIVA at work. came up from the road. hi,,
aud waited till davenport came along
aud deliberately shot him lordsburg
Lib-rsl.
The Ed, Current SAYS: The Roswell
ball team II busy AT least two hours ever,
day practi,ing aud getting In trim Ia
carry away tn. honoTs from Eddy July
9TH. Aud Roswell has n good team. onr
that Edd, must do some crack playing
H. beat.
Capt, }. l., casey. vi Las Cruces, killed
last winter ,ix live noutLs' old B-Ik
shire hog. Tat together dressed la
pounds 1hN had been Ted enlirel,
upon alfalfa. Scept about 10 cents worth
~ shOrt~ /" each pig.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
NEW LUKfOkAIlUNN.
Articles OF COP ration liIeJ with Ie,rl-
ral NCcrCtstN.

hHSlcS OF To- i Tailun illCd Win lCtti-
rai >ccrCtStG
First luehy l,IIan church nl ln- len.
tees. y VI. luc"Iprtal"t., Ju-' \. rrtra.
Idluo- \ MrnhiI uti",. shields. John
driipul aud lnuIna [ l-atI.r. objects.
ui"uiuting lrllgiru Worship ~ accord
anc' With the lrv-hI terrain ia.th and -
,ablishlng sch,ails and literary ~Ucietir,
AMI benevolent enterprise, directors,
dee \. ltt,a. ku,tuyui" iaillln, kna-
fnillia aud anIii" hHrr.a, uratl"lI. iA~
nruirrs, lifr. f"It, nine N"ni-,
EIn"a Mining COMPANY lnc"rpura
tors, salnurl \. \lrxandrf, frank VI. hnl.
lnway and v William u NrwcunIh objects.
operating miur- aud reducing ores, prln.
rlpal place Ot business, silver city. NM,
lie. tifty years. dlrrclors, same ~ lncur.
pOralnr-, capital -tSk. tO.Su.
The MuntrLuna told Mining n Placer
Company lncorpuraiur-, Charles j. puld,
Jason r. Darlington and Hugo scabrrg,
of C0lfaS county; objects. operating
quartz aud placer mines aud extracting
precious metals; capital stock, $iD.m1,
lie. forty.nine years; directors, Charles
j. hold, JaSon +. Darlington, Geoigr j.
kaminerrr. II t"ltsx county. and August
l.. Klein and William Bender. NJ Kansas
city principal plar" III business, EllEa-
BEETHOVEN, \. VI.
The sulphur li"aling springs and sam
Hriun Compan, NJ Pasadena, CultaA
county lncnrporaiof-. Edward l,rr1rr,
II Pennsylvania; JoSrph g. lrnSton. nt
Colorado. aud Hugo S"ah"rg, of New Mex.
leo; objects. establishing AMI maintain
ing health rr-nrts at or near IT, Creek
canyon AMI other places ~ New Mexico;
capital st,rk. sluiunn; lie. forty
years; directors. sam" ~ incorporators ,
principal place al business. IT, irr.k
Iulfax county. y. W., with an auxiliary
office nj city of scranton, Ia.
Dew it, Sar-npaiilla clraisr+ the
blENi, increases the appetite Hnd tonnes
up the system. II has benefited many
people Who have suffered from hl"ni dis.
orders. II viii help you. v. \, Walton,
druggist.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
SWOSRO STRINGS.

tnum'.. \l..r'.-.t
irun'., tlrnlu.
The ~ucorro hose company Is one Of the
hest lite companies In New Mexico.
Ia, people " S"corro are making ar.
ranerm"nts to observe decoration day In
au appropriate manner
lr ut-coll l. still begging away at his
mines IN the Water Canyon district and
h" think, NJ. prospects are excellent.
j. !, luNlr has hccn getting out an
oth"r big abstract this week. Mr. Towie
l. u careful and painstaking abstrActor
aui his previous connection with the re-
corirr'- office /, great assistance 10 him
IN doing thorough AMI quick work.
T. Nattrlrt haa hcrn confined 10 his
home lot .umr days past. being quite
sick. Nj Nallrlrt Il one of the solid
hI-iurs- men NJ Nocurro and his many
friend, hoI" to -"nn -ee him up and
around again.
The SSurro board NJ education met
last Monday evening and elected the
same old corps of teachers for the ensu-
ing year. They are Prof. L. Francis
bun principal, Mrs. Mary X. Riggle. a..
sl-tant Miss Mamie Berry. primary de-
parimrnt. Sister VI. Euphrosyne Ia given
charge II the second wari school with
one assistant a. b. chosen by herself.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

From the ~. Louis Globe lJrinurIat III
last Saturday the following special dis
patch II taken:
New York. May -. III. Athi-0n may
yet decide that II eau get along fully M
well witaOut the Atlantic 4 Pacific. II
,rt tbs friseo ~ and II ~ulld moi br sur
prising II NJ the foreclosure sale II made
no bid for the Atlantic n Pacific. The
latter Rad coBn-cts thr california branch
~ the Atchis,n with IA. eastern branch,
aud there are thos+ whO think that Ia
css- Of separate TeoTganiIttions u would
b. n@rsssaTy fOf the Atrhi.pn ~ parallel
this line. This would h. n costly under
taking, and y much better aIran cement
would b. IA. adoption M plan iur the
pay mrnt Of rental IL the Atlantic Il Ia.
cife fW the use VI IL lines. Under such
q plan both reads could very we'll be op-T'
Atsd Independently. No Reorganization
plan has ysi bssn formulated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
L., m. p...o, r,xr,h.,

II n,s-is no gh,-t a. come and tell us
that the -oonrr dyaprpsis II reueiied
the aDuer We shall pujoy that right "
which our ancestors laid claim IN the
declaration ~ indrp-nienc~--"the pur.
suit ~ happiness" A man blessed with
a g,sd digestion provided h. has enough
to cat IL happy. There are hO-ts Of pen
pie With ample means 10 whom the sole
consolation " q healthy pauper IL de-
nitsi. Hostetter'a stomach BitteT~ Ia y
certain. prompt Ani thorough m,licinal
agent. thrU,ig the uss " which sound III
ge-tiun, and the nerve tranquility which
ita disturbance causea, can te re,UNrfei
Biliotsne--. nialarial and kidney trouble,
constipation AMI rheumatism are ais,
rema,lled by this fin- corrective Of dia.
ordered condition Il the syst IN. \ppe-
titr and sleep ARE greatly improved NY II.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
PlRE THIS MORNING!
The b IaIsCCO building 90 Taird
5 eel n Flames.
Eyid .nlly the Work Of Some Pfowl-
INK lnccndiary.
YOU Z Peoples Union Of christian So
ei,lls, In Meeting.


THIS morning nj u'rlWk. the people
residing IN the vlrinlty ~ Third street
AMI TijrraS avenue were startled by the
reports II half n dozen NJ more pistol
shots, followed shortly aiterward by the
rapid ringing ~ the lire hrll
The hong adobe house, pnrtitionrd IN
into small tUnui~ AMI owned h, I"e Bad
aracco. was un illr, aud hrfur" the ire.
men, who responded ~ rapid, H. posi-
bile. declared thu fire under control three
r~uI,, With the board partitions. together
with the furniture, were completed, gut.
teal
h. hr' tf"m an Investigation. first
occurred IN u small ro"u lu-i back IT u
.u.iIt ,F,upt'd los fauui" Krri. cutpt"d.
he woman l"f tn cit, last Friday for
uhllup. leaving her ruum IN charge ~
Peter Baflu"ttr. nl-n rulor,d. lie slept
there last night, and hr states that hr
WIS aruu-'si from his ,luinher- hy the
emokr, which almod ~til"i him. llr ai
.urr Jaw that hi NE WI. ~ danger. lot
u thin lnafl partition unl, -,Iatdtrd him
lrum III" flames ani this partition Wa IA
bee. and hr hufflrdl, disappeared from
the f,HIu. pulling -,ulr clothing with him
~ hr went out ui the front h,spt. The
suit NJ clothes he Wofr Yesterday and
which was hanging near where hr slept
was badly huinrI lie knows nothing ~
il,t al tltu 4 IA
iny around the building at 50 early III
hnul ~ the morning, hut states, ~ his
"mphatir opinion that II VA, the WORT
III al lmcrndiatS
Prot" Peter Hail, who carrlr- uu "a
barber shop IN the room adjoining the
r,rm Oi Fannie Reed. lid not have much
I" ~, when Ini tlrlktN man asked hun
1T information. He did state. huwr,rt.
innt the hnildlng was undoubtedly fired
through n small window ou the west side.
~ indications would show. hut that he
knew nothing II the Dire until the noise
from cracking" timbrrs and smoke woke
him up when h" had I" hustle to save
himself and effects
Mr.. BAdaracco. the owner II the build
ing. was srrn this morning. he stated
that h. went home nj abnut : o'clock last
night, and he knew nothing uf the fire
until Informed this morning 10y IA rela
tive. who left his residence for town and
returned with the news. lie states that
"n one II the rnom- he pat down only
Yesterday new carpet aud WA arrang
ing to "IHn ny u ~alOun III Ia" corner
roonl. which was vacated n few days ag0
hy u syrian merchant. When hr left last
Night there was ~ liz" alnut III" build.
iug aud everything was All right
This l. thr -rrnnd nr" the Rniufncru
building has Sustained ~ the pas, two ~
three years
Iullrl n krmiIu hold an iu~uranr" IL
81 .bI IN the Royal Insurance company
tlun on the building AMI Ssr on the
furniture.
Later II /, learned this AFTERNOON that
man wa- seen running away from the
building, iut before IL. alarm VIA
sounded. AMI owing H. this report aud
other runners, which have gained same
circulation since the IRE, Mr+-ra. Iulley
\ ArmlJn intend tn make u through In.
Nr4tigation before arriving at "A cnnclu.
Ion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

The Young Peoples ni"n Of Christian
-rirtir- met last night III III" Baptist
church Tor the purIHr'' ri r"n 'iirrlng
plans fur broadening IT." work nt the
union.
r",issI constitution Wa adopted,
after which there Wa lnlofnal discus.
slrn upon the needs III ilr work and
means of carrying II On. lhrI" /" 40
doubt that this union has already c"m"nt-
ri the bnds ~ fellowship between the
various churches, Hnh II l. h"l""I that
thu-. who ARE invested With the duty IL
pushing the Snrk ~ III" organization
will meet with hearty and substantial
encouragement from every n"nbrr,
Mrs Meredith favored the gathering
with choice recitation most rxrcllrnlly
rendered.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
LAS VEGAS LAC0NlLS.

Prom IL" br'l'.
Henry g. tors has flied attachment
suits against e. &, fitz iirrald. "f santa
H. county, In the sum ot ti0itU; ALA
against Michael 7. kran. for VI ,53.,i.
v. l.. Crockett writes from Puerto lie
Luna, repairing the death III the Lott
child, already mentioned. and states that
the lambing -r'I'~'n has been iairly g'ssl
With him.
SAN Miguel county will get her portiOn
III the fund tied up Ia the Albuquerque
National hank. The sum ~ tiun comes
to the Fourth Judicial district, II which
amount Mora county will probably get
the lions share. owing Ia the expense at
tachei ~ the lhh.fty trial over there.
Mrs. John O'ihnneil, aunt ot Col, ", =.
Hart. territorial roal oil Inspector, writes
from No. ~ east FOurth.Snuth street.
salt Lake city, inquiting II he Is still In
the land ot the living. lie Il, and his
home and headquarters ARE In Las Vegas.
hiN "hNttV FpaNs t'hiE '"'' WV
has spent few months Ia Las Vegas
very pleasantly and pruiilahiy, lett for
her home IN Kansas city to-day. She
has made many warm friends IN this
city during her sh0r; sta, here.
Elder X. 4. Mor-y and All able assist
art, 18th 81 Newton. Kansas, are IN the
city aud have eTect'Si n tabernacle on the
vacant property just north II the city
hall, where fof the next month ~ more
they will hold night meetings and preach
the faith u the seventh hay Ad'rnIisis.
About tID has been subscribed by cit
teens Tor the pufpse ~ sending run
ming team Ia the trrDan's tournament
IN Albuquerque, More must h. forth
coming II uut bays are a. ~
tine minute II the standard time, ani
tine Minute Cough Cure In the standard
preparation Tor every form Oi cough m
e0ld. II IL the Only harmless feunssly
that produces imm-dlate results. v. y.
WaltOn, druggist.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
Missing child

The M. passenger train, trum the
north, due nj $40 this morning. was over
two hours late. and th- cause Of this de.
lay II ~ follows: AZ Chicago u Russian
woman. with her four children aud
grandfather. got aboard a. come " the
woman's husband at Ration. he residing
on the Maxwell land grant. Everything
went merrily along until the train had
about reached Thatcher station. this side
~ Ia Junta. when the mother discovered
that one 81 her children, n boy about D
years old, was missing The train was
stepped and all the coaches searched. but
the missing lad could moi be found. The
thoroughly excited mother appealed u
the conductor. and the train was nlOwly
backed for twenty miles aud bath sides
of the track were searched. still the boy
could not be discovered. and the mother,
with her other children and aged grand.
father, came on ~ Ration. The lest child
was reported by wire ~ Division Super
intendent Hurley. and he At once In.
strnrted the section men and trsinmen 10
be on the lockout for the missing child.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
A PYRAMID OF GOLD.
high, Gold Bricks Represent Over twenty
thousand Dollars.

TN saturday last. Nathaniel BELL, of the
irm IL he'll n stevens. ~ Pines Altos,
brought down 80 Silver city eight gold
bricks The bricks when piled one upon
another made pyramid one foot In
height. The three bricks which formed
the ia-a were five aud n haiti inches long,
two aud three fourth inches wide. the
three bricks having u heighth OF Dve
inches. The three bricks next above
measured four inches IN length. were two
inches wide aud four and u half inches
high. The two smallest bricks forming
the apex ui the pyramid we're three aud
half inches long. Que and half inches
wilde aud twn aud thre,'-fuurth deep. The
pile ~ gold bricks weighed iUI', pounds
tru, weight, 1874 ounces aud Is worth
$3.50 per ounce or total value II go
MI. This large amount Of gold Il the re-
sult of forty six full double shifts run Of
q ten stamp mill. on ore from IN. Pacific
and ohio mines. owned by the iirm. The
mill WAS run twent, three full day and
hikuh va my
shifts IN March aud twenty Dnr day shifts
la April.
The exceedingly dry weather has caus-
ri u shortage Of water ~ that the mill
could not be run full time. The mines
have All abundance ~ ere. developed and
ready Tor extraction, 10 keep II twenty
stamp mill working steadily for II year.
The concentrates saved from the tailings
while this run was being made. Melted
over nine thousand dollars. and more than
paid all expenses of mining aud milling
the ore. leaving that pretty pyramid 0f
gold ~ clear profit. While ~ much hur.
rah II being made over Alaska, South
Africa and Cripple Greek, please tally one
for PinOs Altos and Grant county. New
Mexico. We would like H. hear ~ ten
stamp mill heating this for u r-cord.-
Silver city Enterprise.
One swallow dO.- no. make spring. hut
one swallow Of Onr Mlhd.e Cough Cure
brings relief. v. Y. Walton, druggist.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
4 NallgIo,,. ,f,t,nrt

kn"ini,~ down ~ h'Ari county have
circulated the report that 4. h. Laird. the
v"ll cior " that county. who passed
through AlhiqnrIln" u few day4 agp. on
n business TRIP I" New \mk, was short In
his account aHI la lr't The county
tn" report IL vehement, d"ni'd 10y the
deputy collector under Mr.. Laird. WIN re-
Gently turne,l over considerable money
~ the county treasurer ot 'irnit, aud
whn .,at.'s that the collector huoks
az open ~ inspection ut ANY time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

On R-t Thursday Samuel Nsustait re-
cdNrd dispatch from Dr. Powell. Of
IhnNrr, informing HIM that Mrs. Ernest
Meyers wa dangerously III. Mr.. Meyers.
who l. absent constantly on the read, hap
p"ned Ia hr here, aud the dispatch wss
handed over H. him. lie left for Denver
that night. AMI Mr., N"u-tadt this morn
ing received II telegram from Mr.. Meyers,
giving him the information that "the doc-
tor was hopeful but Mrs. Meyers was still
dangerously H." The lady and the sis
ter ii Mr., Meyers left Tor Denver several
weeks aga.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
ARIZONA ARROWS.

Harvest season Il nj hand In the Salt
river valley. and by the first IL the week
grain headers will be- running In every
SECTION of III. valley. The crop ~ rule
In g,ssi, far ab.,,- the average.
Mining " ut present on the top wave
la Arizona, and g'sd properties are rapid
ly coming into prominence.
Mem Osborn WAS appointe, deputy col.
iect0r of internal revenue by {. NJ. shan
non. with headquarters al Ph0@nix.
The frat cutting 81 alfalfa IL nearly all
Ia the stack. The yield was unusually
large ~ water has been plentiful from
early springtiine. The SECOND crop. tao,
will BE- good.
The Phoenix Republican says: Ap.icots
still continue 10 be shipped out Of Glen
dale aud ALEXANDRIA at the rate Of a car
load n day. The apricots are r.pening 40
fast tina, the utmost Hp.ed In being made
IN getting them boxed and ready for
shi pment. The later variety. however,
viii not require ~ much haste.
There are great hopes for the early
grapes Of the Salt river valley Tor this
year. Is oil the early Thompson Seeding
grapes In California have been killed by
the fr0sts,
A brakeman named Brown met with a
serious accident at Henson by being run
over. A steep grade commences At that
point aud all rastbound trains have =
helper. Brown had stepped In between
the cars 10 diseonnrct the air aud un'
couple the ears. The forward section
moved forward few feet. but the rear
engine pushed forward and Brown was
struck In such way that he was thrown
across the track and his right leg and
left arm were cut on. The injur@i man
wan removed ~ rucson.
Indians from right. isft. north and
snuth gathered IN king,naH To fec-i'"
ration OF h0uT.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
Thai OIL FIRE.
Facts About the Burning OF Five Cars OF
OIL,

VII.
Regarding the burning of the 1--we car
loads ~ oil. on the Atlantic n Pacific
near Ash Fork, the other lay, the Pres
colt Courier gives the following particu-
lars:
An accident occurred ut q small side
track on the Atlantic \ Pacific railway, q
few uilea east ~ Ash fOrk. which result
I'll ~ The lOsz III i've ear lUais II oil and
u railroad cAhHsse. The ears were II
tarhrI Ia n west bound freight train.
Just how the accident occurred was not
learned. but In some way the cars caught
lire Ani a terrific explosion followed,
SCATTERING one car into fragments and
tearing up n portion Of the track. A
brakeman named Dugan was alAo serious
~ injured. The flames rapidly conmun-
irat.d with the Other ears aud the engine
with The front part ~ the train was pull
psi away from the burning cars and saw
~. ~ stated, i've ears and the caboose
were burned. The accident caused the
detention ~ passenger trains and ..
east brnnd, AT Ash Fork until the wreck
VIA cleared
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
NoTk ~ Once,

J. =. Humphreys, II Pueblo. The we'll.
known Colorado mine expert, wl,o, with
Dr. Grass, " Trinidad, recently purchased
the Milagrs group ~ mines, out In the
He'll canyon mining district, arrived In
the city this morning and has his name
on the Slurg.-' European register, Mr,
Humphreys comes here iof the puTIsD-e NJ
arranging Ia put force II men at work
on the properties nj once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
Ile.l E.,n,. rr...f...-

The following real estate transfers have
been recorded this week
Lawrence silva ami wife 10 Ignacio
Silva and wife. IN, I, block l. and DuFth
y u LOT block !. Bel,idere addition,
and lot W. block ~, huninss Highland
addition; ".
Daniel Maye and wife T. John Saarp,
lots 10. ~, u aud N. luck 80. ia lap;
ESQ.
here Il Also recorded m agreement for
u patty wall Z, iulluws. A. A. GfRu nd
Nnnii1 AuU" l,%Nrrn u's III ,nI u,
bees a. Nv. I C.. apj T. t-n " iijo
al \. b 'ig.i 'ri~-.n let, - al ~.
sam hl,ck
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
Death ~ New SarL.

Mira. sophie Berliner, wife of Ben,
schu-t.r. formerly of III Paso. aud dAugh.
TER II III" late Anna Rust and Henry Her.
liner, died IN New York city ou NrdneS.
day. May -, rhe deceased was ab'ut -
years old. and n sister ~ Mrs A. slasb.
who's. death occurred IN santa Ne a few
days ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
cattle Gar Fire.

This morning car. loaded wish cattle,
on the freight train under Conductnr
Frost, took fire al Or near the lOcal stock
yards. and before the trainmen could rx.
iinguish the flames the ear with liz live
stock was completely CONSUMED. An",h.
er ar caught tire. but the blaze wa put
out withou. much damage. A hot box,
~ IL In said. wss responsible Tor the IRE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
District CouVt.

IN the case oi Frank A. iubbell w..
Francisco ChA's-, ST.. tried before the
court on Yesterday without the intsrven.
tion II jury. judgment was rendered In
favor oi plaintiff for t575 81 and interest.
the amount ~ note sued on.
Judge Collier h hearing the application
II the County Of Bernalillo and Territory
II New Mexico COR a rule on the receiver
II the Atlantic and Pacific railroad 70
pay take. on the road, which In deiin-
qu.nt. 7 \, WilkeF-on. district attof-
ney for the rountirs Of B.rnAiiilo and
Valencia, appears on behalf Of the peti'
toner. AMI e, y slerry In opposition
thereto,
With but little care and no trouble, the
heard aud mustaehe can be kept uni
form brown OT black color by using BUCK
inghauls lIyr for the whisk-rs.