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The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-25
New Lumber Yard.

Allen & Robinson's new lumber yard
is being laid out in the grounds back
of the Hawaiian Electric Company's
building. the place assigned by the
Government. This is sOOx400 feet, and
VIII be used exclusively for redwood
lumber.
That portion OF Allen & Robinson's
lumber yard on the Oceanic wharf side
of the fence will be done away with en-
,tirely for the erection of warehouses.
As soon as the new yard has been
finished the lumber will all be trucked
over
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-25
SEQ.
ORDER QUICK.

Persons living on the adjacent Isl-
ands will have ample time after read
ing this to send their orders to Us and
have them filed before Christmas
Our large force Of clerks and packers
enables us to I'LL orders with the Ut
most promptness.
This year we have the brightest and
best stock Of fancy groceries suitable
for the holiday season, that We have
ever shown. Our bon bons. in a hun
dred designs. are unique and elegant.
and the favors contained in them may
be preserved for years as mementoeS
These go to you at almost your own
figures. That means that they ara
cheap.
We have also Christmas tree decor
ations. so many different patterns that
there will be no difficulty to please
you if you order one. two or three doz-
en- assorted-we can send you one OF
each.
Our stock of fancy and plain grocer
les is unrivaled either in assortment or
price. We have imported jams ana
preserves dozen different brands OF
cheese. Cape Cod cranberries and cram
berry sauce, edible chocolate. California
crystalized fruits. fig paste, boiled e.
der and everything else that is good
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-25
MoTR GOOSE An AMERICAN

W0-hG GOoss EE Z real ehzrscE=E
and 10t n imaginary pe-so1zEe- a.
soZs people suppose Her Dzide1
1ws Ess EEzbe-h Foster. and shs
-EzS bo-z II rhs rear 1875 IN the Col
0zE Ct MzSszEnUss1Ls Bay She uzr-
ri=5 Tszzc Goose n IsSs. sE6 Z fss
Tszrs lzrEr beczEe z u@beE q the old
South CEurch- B0sIOu- The first eE1f-
non @ Ter Eao1iss tEhieh we're o--
fginsIly sung 70 Ter Ez1dehiIdrelt
Tzz published II Boston II IT'S b. her
sCz-I1-lzE Thomas FlesL MO-EeT
Goose 6isd II 1851
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-25

Mr. Dana II Z paragraph II : re-
cent issue Of the New York sun said
thzt Gen Phillip H Sheridan vas The
brzFsst uan except one Ee ever knew
A correspondent OF the Sun asked Who
vas the notable exception" and NJ
Dana replied that II Ess Custer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-25
a LETTER On POSTAL CARDS

Thtrtsea postal cards delivered Al
one time 10 the Chief Of Police of Kan
szS City. Kan, Eere found 70 be the
first Psr Of letter, Jhe balance Of
EhIch- On twelve more cards. came 10
him II The next nail.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-25
On Monday, Jan. IS.
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON.

This opportunity Of securing nag-
niticent Waikiki Beach Lot Is undoaht-
eddy the finest ever offered and most
certainly the best chance 20 obtain a
superb Seaside Residence. The loea-
ton and bathing are par excelleneeL
The property is thiekly planted vita
well-grown cocosnut and other trees.
and well covered with manienie grass
The property has been wisely divided
to suit the requirements Of any intend
ing purchaser or can be disposed Of
in toto,
plan OF same may be seen at NY
Auction Room.
For further particulars. apply to
w. s. LUCE,
44SS-td 1S2S-td AUCTIoNEER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-25

The balloon has become q marine
life saving appliance. The big ocean
greyhounds will soon, it is thought, be
equipped with life boats harnessed to
balloons 30 as to be practically un-
sinkable This novel device has been
patented by > shrewd Connecticut
Yankee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-25
To Light Mauna Loa.

At o'clock this evening the electric
lights of the Mauna Loa will be turned
on, and the search light will be put in
to operation. This will be good
chance to see the facilities of the new
boat.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-25

nth riHd-iey sriud :
Bring their HgessEgs to ms
BriRg it afgr fr9H The distant laHds-
Bring Il GcT0ss the sHrgiHg sed.
Ger dark gr,sH lcarss to far Of strgRds-
North srjHd-iey riHd-
Bring their message 10 me-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-25
:: | 8 OF :
Mammoth
LAND SALE
Al
Waikiki Beach.

am instructed by Mrs. +. s. Pratt
to dispose of her Waikiki Property q
Public Auction. at my SalesroOuzs
corner OF Fort and Queen Streets.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-25

! our message cOme>-I feel No breath OF cold
What warns the icy bIasU2
The blast that sweeps DER bleak and suIIen
void.
With dark clouds overcast?
Love sweeps away the chilling breath Of
frost;
Love meltS the cOIdest hate. ne'er counts the co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-25

Love warns the world. SAVES thCse lost
Love meltS heart Of stone
This Christmas greeting comes Oahu's isle,
Across the hezYing main:
II asks for merry dance and genial smile,
For song IL sweetest strain
This season brings the best Of feelings forth;
This season tells Of love and honest worth:
This season joins bright South and Stormy North.
Now Christmas rules alone,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-25

ALATAU t. ATKINSON.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
COCHIrIt
Eyeryth 'ng Indicates a Boom In the Conn
ing Srfingi
NEW MILLS GOING UP.
'W.hlIl, \. VI, Feb. rs. ~;

'~nItl, " VI, Feb. Is. III.
Editors tluIru
new aud large mill l. now assure,
i"r Ia" great gold camp NJ Cochiti. A,
Bland. Mr.. Lothian and others. of U,n
Yer, who are largely Interested In thi.
great camp, will in the early spring pu,
NJ large mill for the treatment of IA,
t"chlti ore. This movement will l.. FOL.
lowed by other mills, aud il il now al.
most certain the Denver n Rio Grandp
viii bc extended tn Cochiti.
IN" new process which will hr used nj
the mill II the one invented hy "A Mr..
Schroeder, who il one " the most suc.
c"ssful ore concentrators IN the country.
The Cochiti ore has been thoroughly
tested by him and IL found Ia bs ~ gool
~ any that can be found in Colorado or
any other country. Il Is a dry process,
using only about barrel Of water to the
ton of ore. and saves over ~ per cent of
all the gold and silver ia the rock. Forty
or NIFTY stamps will hr used Ia crushing
the ore, anu no waller viii he used In this
part Of the process.
Cochiti people hail this news with de
light, aud all will get their ore ready for
the coming mill,
Another party from Wyoming IL com
ing into Prralta canon. Cochiti district,
with large mill. Ia handle the ore from
the many promising mines In that part
Of the camp Cochiti will this spring
witness tho greatest mining boom Of any
camp In the west; watch II. Now IL the
time to buy property In this, the greatest
camp on earth. Don't be afraid To com.
Ia C"chili; you can't miss II. The brs,
WAY AT present "a reach COchiti l. from
albuquerque Ia Ccrrillos. and thence hy
llnrnes stage line.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
I DONE IN CONGRESS-!
glosins Debate on The Silver
Substitute.
Crisp Makes a Grand Speech In Fa-
yor OF Concurrence.
lsna'e Considering Plans 10 Settle the
Union Paeine business.
Az INTERESTING DAY

Washington, Feb. H. Ninslow =
pee. acting iur the reorganization
hmittee ~ the nlun Pacific RAILWAY
eqpnpany. to-day submitted tn the senate
nmittee on Pacific roads the reOrgani.
~ Ion committees draft of bin for IT,.
-11aDiZati0n. The bill provides for
Airst- appointment by the president,
Meject to the approval ~ the senate. ut u
admission ~ three members tO inNrSti.
-. determine upon aud reIort Ia the
Herident, n fair cash value ~ the claim
Wi lien nf the United states
SECOND Authority Ia cumms -lunrfs g.
W8IsEna aud examine witnesses and
nc process IL courts.
xhird-1hc rrpurt ~ the commissioners.
remajority uf them. subject tu the appro.
MOI theprcsihrnt.i H. "conciusiNras tu
sum which may h. paid for the claim
lien Of the United states, and the
e,ary Of the treasury, upon such pay.
Wpt, ~ execute an instrument " a.
ment " the lien and claim. reser,ing
Sinking fund.
burth-Authority To purchase aud ur.
N&ize new company, empowered Ia ac.
NlFe and operate the lines and prupcrt,
f&e railway company, with such corp.
Ga powers ~ are necessarily inynl~l.
bfth-Repcal of the provisions ~ prior
-cNwhich would h" inapplicahr Ia the
scfeanizei company under the new con.
\ Ii<ons, and reserving Ia the government
- Preferred right Tor the transportation
x ails, troops, munitions of war, etc.
. xth- Authority and direction to the
4 nsy general. In detau,. of payment
he amount fixed hy the commission.
SRreclOse the lien of the government,
,pp0n sale to bid the amount " the
btednees ~ the United States.
senth-Reseryation Of remedies a.
a ed States. and Of power 10 alter,
md or repeal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
ENTIRELY TOO THIN !
Peters Sore Eyes a Very Gauy
PreteIt.
The CatrOn Law Has Successfully
Knocked Out the BruiSers.
FiuSimmon> Arrested by Rangers, and
the visitors Golng Home.
TiRST BLOOD YoR rME PREACHERS

HI Paao, Feb. IT,. Peter Mahet's eyes
were trillr better this morning. Opin.
ions ~ physicians differ some maintain
Ing that h. will be- out Ia three dAyI, and
others giving him at least week to ~.
main In his runm.
| Even II Mahet II able to enter the ring
Monday he will not be- able tu de- himself
justice.
lie has been out u training fot II week.
aud certainly will he able Ia 4" nothing
between now and Monday
II the light COMES ofI that du, the
chances II Fi;Z~inmon- will br very
greatly increased Tie Is N splendid con.
ditiOn.
Mahrr IL greatly worried lest thr pub.
lie think h. backed down, or that the
-orr eyes are Subtrrfugr to enable HIM
u Tuld going into the ring.
Anybody seeing the mans condition
could not entertain such AN idea for An
Instant lie Is not onl, unable to -rc,
but ~ helpless that hr rannut care fur
himself
tunnrlly, Mahrf's trainer, said this
morning ~ Peter rounds to hy Mon.
day there will he light, NJ far ~ W. are
concerned We ARE sure our man can
win. even II he has been compelled a. let
up in training He II dead game, aud
more than willing IA fight"
stuart spys he is ready 10 pull ofT the
light an! time the men ARE ready The
spot where the battle ground ~ 10 BE- IL
still "A secret
Nj Ps-o, Texas. Feb. IA Peter Maher
was taken back Ia Las Cruces to-day, and
All 0culist accompanied him. Six Texas
rangers kept guard over Mahrrs room
last night.
Fitzsiminuns came over from Juares Ia
the theatre last night During the per
formsnce two rangers entered the boz.
aud told yitys,mmons be was under ar.
rrst.
After the show Fitzsimmons was ~.
corte'i Ia the river by the rangers. 40
attempt will be- made 10 bring III any "
the fights before MONDAY MANY arr lra,.
ing the city,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
THE FOUNTAIN MYSTERYl
No truth In the Story Gl,en IVA Morn
ing PAPER
FoH POLITICAL PURPOSE,

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
WHITE OAKS.
one OF the Richest Gold Bearing Districts
OF the Southwest.

; t.. ' hr.,"i Republican.
II. Ndnkr" trtutn-d yesterday from
a trip tu hi miuuS at White oaks, New
Mexico. White oaks" said he. Il con-
slider one ot the he., gold districts In the
country. lhc ore j. all free milling
quartz aud j. very rich. The district In
not u new one, having been worked for
nine years. II was first discovered by
ann" Texas pcIplr. Who went out there
With cattle, III" country being an ideal
grazing "ctim. They found the free
gold sticking out uf the ground and,
though they knew nothing abuut mining
they managed I" get rich by digging 10
the h"st 81 their ability. The principal
mlur- IN thr district ARE th. Old Abe,
Little Mae. south llnmrstakr. North
ll"m"stak", Lady h"dlNa. Rip Van Win
kh" ~allalrr, m-toCk. llumrstake South
AMI Nag"r. There are three stamp mills
VA Ia" district. twu nf twenty stamps
each dnl "Iir uf lift,rn stamps, aud two
Huntington mills. There l. a gOod Op-
rur'uul, 'ur = custom mill, ~ those now
ou the ground cannot handle all the ore
that can l." rruduc"d. lhc mines are
nearly All wuIklug AMI are all II them
g'"d paying properties, The \orth Home
stan" min" la~ rrrlucri tin,"', and
IA" former owner II one ~ the mines
tr"k "ut ti"''r through one shaft"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
Murder WIlIOut

There are few developments IN the
Ihoulaha murder ePs.. beyond what WAS
chronicled In the optic yesterday No
more arrests have b.rn made, hut a broth.
er ~ Porfrio Trujillo, arrested yesterday, ,
claims that he had nothing IA do with
the murder oi Aboulaha. but that he saw
Swayback shoot him and Herrera nick
him after he fell other important eNi.
dence Is said Ia be near at hand. The
preliminary examination has been waiy.
ed aud the prisoners bound over tO the
grand jury In the sum of ss,JO.-Las
Vegas Quito.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
TaE GALLERIES CROWDED.

in,~r-st In the silver Debate Ia the
II Hou.-,
Ashington. Feb. 1.-THE public AMI
ate galleries Of the house were all
nged to-day In anticipation Of the
ing debate on the senate free coinage
3titute for the bond bill.
pdsr an arrangement made yesterday.
our was allowed each side for clos.
1esp, dem, Georgia, representing the
Silver side, said this VIA an economic
4 eion. and no matter what views mem.
4 Emight have entertained Ia the past,
<esumed that In casting a vote to-day
- would do NJ conscientiously. In ac-
q bnce with the dictates of his conyic.
1zlsp opened the argument proper with
! familiar words:
1873 congress demonetized silver"
I affirmed the existence Of u well de-
purpose by those In authority. both
and abroad. 20 depress the price Of
L. J, In order 20 prevent remonetixa-
- cited the manner In which the
~ Allison act ~ 1878 was executed.
coinage Of the minimum amount un-
he act, and the refusal " the treas
after q few months, 20 coin silver
|r the act of 1850. lie cited Secre.
Carlisle's refusal 90 give silver for
In 1888, because silver was needed
the redemption Of treasury notes"
his course In going on for months AZ
|ard. redeening thuS. notes IN gOl'.
hat kind of juggling IL that" he
u.
hat art uf friendly treatment of
u II that" tApplause,l
declared that every obligation of
government. bpnis. gr@nbacks and
bury notes. was payable IN coin. II
~as not true, and they were gold
kati0ns. why did not those who be-
ID that, have the courage 10 say 10,
pave the tar ridden people millions
! bteresty
February. 1896. he declared, con
could have saved the penple tib,.
~ In interest by authorizing gold
r. a.
T. congress refused" said Crisp, I'VE paid
en millions for the privilege OF pay
IN silver. and now you attempt IA
our right tO do M" (Applause.l
y house refused l0 concur In the sen
Amendnent by 4 vote II 2ld Ia ~.
Hanged.
Ashington, Feb. IA John alias Pat
iarris, q negro, was hanged In the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
Tiit GDi.b TRAIN.

Lon Drawer Tor New SoFk this Morning
by the Gulf Road.
Denver, Feb. 1.-THE gold train lrit
for New York this morning via the Gull
railroad and seaboard air line.
There are It's members of the party, ~
corting !. y. Porter. president of III" New
York mining exchange. 10 that city,
The bullion ear carrie, the finest col
lection ~ gold ores ever made In Cot
OradO.
The New York mining rNchang" will bs
formally opened Monday, but no stocks
will be called till Tuesday, when the Col
GRADE excursiunists arrive.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
THE FIRE BOYS.
Invited TO Have a Good Time at Las Vegas
on the 2Isi,


Hook and Ladder company Ne, |, II
East Las Vegas, Ia preparing 10 have a
grand time In the shape II u mask ball,
al the Tamme opera house. an the even
ing of the 2ist inst. aud the following
letter from the secretary has been receiN-
ed by the chief of the Albuquerque lie.
partment:
EAST Las VEGAS, \. NJ. Feb. -, $50.
Chief of Fire Department, Albuquerque,
~ w.
near Sir: All active members of Alhu-
querque Fire department are cordially
invited n attend the NTH annual mask
hall Ia he given by lI""k and Ladder com
pany No. |. at the lamn" opera honS".
Friday evening, Feb, u, lN'"i' either in
costume or parade uniform
Frat-rnally yours,
H. n IT, Ga. No |,
Hy luuN SrEWARn, See.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
A HIGH OLD TIME.
How They DO IhlngS In the virginia
Deaf ana Dumb Asylum.
sCANDAioUS DISCLOSURES

Richmond, Va. Feb. H. There ha,
been II great deal II scandal atiuat for q
long time past IN regard a. the conduct
Of teachers aud pupils In the stanton In
stitute, the deaf and dumb aud blind
Gsylum. located AT this place, but the Ia
vest Cation, which In now going on. re-.
veals condition ~ thing even worse
than had been reInrted.
Before the committee Yesterday Miss
Maggie liaywud. an attractive young
woman ~ years ~ age. testified 10 con.
duct between the male teachers Of the
institute anI number Of the young
lady pupils which VIA altogether too in
decent 10 print. and such conduct she
said was ~ common that but little at
tempt WAS made 10 conceal Il. ller tcSti.
mony was fully confirmed by that of two
other young women. showing that worse
condition Of affairs had prevailed there
than the public hal ever dreamed of
Al the evening session John I. Fray
ser was on the stand. lie testified that
all OF the teachers drank, II. did many Of
the pupils. When Questioned. ao raid
that no did not know that the t.ac hers
drank 10 excess. lie said that the princi.
pal frequently neglected his duties. TN
election day all the voters At the schnol
had liquor aud he did not know whether
the candidates gave II 10 them or not.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
Killed,

Edward Pillshury. a brakeman on the
Atlantic Il Pacific road. was killed eight
miles west of Williams on the 18th. He
was standing on the pilot m the
engine, attempting Ia couple ca
booSe, when he lost his footing
and fell under the pilot. lie
train was stepped A. snn a. p,sible. hut
they hal 10 unscrew the pilot before his
body could hr extricated. The funeral
took place II, Williams yesterday and Wa,
conducted lay the q. X. e. and X. T., ~
which orders hc was II member.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
MiRDEROI> BURGLAR.

4 T~Ias Thief. Ia Attempting to Rob q
House, kiils Two Persons,
Dallas, Tex. Feb IA negro burglar
or white man with face blackened. tn
tered III" house II Jefferson Smith. on
east Commerce street at midnight last
night, smith grappled with him, wa-
stabbed IN the hack three times, and is
believed 10 m fatally injured, His wife
tried tn assist him. The assassin crush,
rd her skull with blow from an AK
She cannot recover.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
tOR AiIiI UIIROII

III" beaver IT." Grand. I,t.n.lnn a.,
1his ria'r.
Denver. Frh. -, In regard tu the large
order for heavy steel rails rccrntl, plarrJ
10y the Denver n Rio urandr company. 1t
Il stated IN official circles that this INN.
terial Is I" b" used III changing the New
MrAi,u diNirirn - ~, r,aJ tro,n a ..,
~" I" standard gauge, and extending the
lin" Ia Albuquerque, Preparations for
TIN" work have been going on hy the con-
pani for sollr time past
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

The people ~ BArrlas have --ttlrd their
difficulties about the acequia. 1t being
agreed that the acequia lie Barrlas shall
he opened siI ie-t wide irum the desagus
to the lateral AT the Albuquerque irun
dry, from there 10 I,al!ego- eight feet aud
from ialrgos tc the mouth N the ditch
ninr feet aud that all Instructions III
he removed before the 9Th inst
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

The county road law ~ \rW McAicu l..
an absolute farce aud fraud luiu II.
probably, as much a- t2j,,"' yearly tex.
pended and What gurl conn, ol IT. unr
year after another the sau" v III l. done
over anh over again. Nothing ~ p"f.
manent nature - accomplished The
whole subject -hould hr u,rthaulrd hN
the next assembly \rw NrIirau
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

un" uf thu hLgIng house keepers makes
ia" following excellent euggrstiun,
"lh"r" would not hr ~, many cas..
Ilkr that of the young man who
,klps"i "ut ~ mentioned IA yesterdays \
paper, II the railroad shops and other
places "t hu~ln",- would give the young
men IT ia" town rmpIo,m"nt. instead NJ
giving pirt"frur" H. strangers who work
"a ir" Wr'k- anl leave hoaTd bills un.
pald'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
CL.rg"d Nth .r.,r,r,m.

Juan Callh", an Indian Who i charged
with The crime II rape committed on a
young Indian glr few days agu near
Gallup, h nov ia the cnunty Jail. hA, ing
been brought IN by Marshal J. v. Green
and turned over h. sheriff ilubb.li. H.
Wa committed f"r Ia" action 0t the
grand jury.
J ", Fierce, Republic, Iowa, says: II
have used the Minr'" cough Cure Ia M,
family and for my -"lt sith results ~ Ell
,irrly satisfactory that can hardly Rnd
words N express. nly-.lf ~ t0 it, merit
viii never fail tO recommend IL IN 9th.
~, on every occasion that presents ita"lf
rillsbury n Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

Kansas city, Feb. IA Cattle receipts
$500. Rest grades, steady to strong others
slower, about steady.
Texas steers, t2.5baAiu, Texas COWS.
t2,"ka2.so; beef steers, t3utaI.sl stock
ers aud feeders, t2.5Npa76, native cows.
tLJoua'j; bulls. t2Uoua.jO.
sheep receipts, iD; market steady.
Lambs, ta7iut2i; mutton-. t9ajua.,n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
WASTING THEIR TIM.

k"hiu"ky Democrats Appeal to Carlisle
In fsNsr "f blackburn.
Frankfort. ny, Feb, 1.-THE demo
cratic members of the general assembly
supporting Blackburn have signed u pe-
tition requesting Secretary Carlisle TO
use his inauence with Wissinger. Carroll.
speight, Violet and Walker. Ia get them
t. vote Tor Blackburn, on the ground that
he II the democratic nominee,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

Pablo aud Antonio Trhinos, arrested
Monday last BY Sheriff lluhhell. charged
with hors stealing In Sierra county, will
be- taken back to-day Tor trial. sheriff
SanchZ aud iwo deputies of that cuuniy
came 'lp hast night Ia take the prisoners
IN charge
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

eastern methods Ia the -chr,l than In any
other that he has i;.iicd in the west
such testimony from a gentleman " the
ability and standing " Rev. Bovatd is
very encouraging lot the normal school.
silver CitN Eagle
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

On Thursday of last week, Rev. {. l..
howard visited the normal school here
and lays that II appear I" b" the best
educational institution which he has
visited In New Mexico That there IL
more Interest manifested Ly the pupils
In their studies and more ~ the nIOdern
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

altar Miss husbaum Ia fa,orahy re-
mcmbered In Albuquerque social circles
since her visit here about three years ago.
She Is a prsp"saessing young lady gtaced
b, many charms and accomplishments.
Tur CITIZEN congratulAtes Mr Gruus.
feld On the happy termination ~ his suit.