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DlsLrict of Now Haven. ss. Probate Court.l

June 26, 1896. { HESITATE of LEE J. AUBREY. of New Ha lI ven, in said district, assigning debtor. An asslgnmeht IoC 9enent ol eredItors in said district. having been this day lodg- ed for record in the office of this court of probate ats o'clock and l5 minutes in the afternoon, and J. HENRY MOORE being in said assignment named as trustee of the es- tate of said asSignOr, it is
 ORDERED, That the lst day of July 1885, at 10 o'clock forenoon, be, and the same is, hereby assigned for approving or appoint ing trustee of said estate, and that public notice thereof be given by publishing this order three times in some newspaper hay ing circulation in said district
 LIVINGSTON ". CLEAYELAND, je21 3t Judge.
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YyHHE semi-annual meeting of the Board of Trustees Of the New Haven Savings Bank will be held at the Banking House in New Haven on Monday. the 29th day of Juue 1896, at 1:3l o'clock D. m., for the purpose of declaring semi-annual dividend, appoint ing auditors, and for doing any other busl- ness proper to be done at said meeting
 HENRY D. WHITE Clerk New Haven. June 22d, 1896. je23 St
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Wtldtrtakers.
H1isCeIla11en1ts.
COMMITTEE ON STREETS

CI1NMII IFF ON SIhNEISs HJHE Committee on Streets will hold meeting in the chamber of the Board of Aldermen, Room B, City Hall. on Mond ay. June 29th lS96 at s p. m., for the purpose Of conducting an investigation into the crcum- stances attending the award of the contract for sheet asphalt pavement on Chapel street from York to Mott sts., on Orange street from Grown to Gamer sts. and OF Trumbull street from State to Prospect streets, under resolution adopted by the Board of Council men June Sth, IS9G and Board of Aldermen June 9th, 1896.
 All persons interested in any of the fore going are hereby notified to appear and be heard thereon without further notice.
 Per order, FRANCIS $. HAMILTON,
 Chairman.
 Attest; EDWARD A. STREET, ie26 3t Assistant City Clerk
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MRS. GOOLDSGRATITUDE.
Her Story of How She Was Re-
 stored to Health.
Condition Before and After the Birth
 of Her Child.

From every city, town and hamlet on this vast continent, come letters from suffering women; from those whose
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Ed1IIat1nn.

Most Complete Line of Paper and Twine
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S1 227. .278 69 $273. .661. .86 S1 .8O5. .33O.71

Decrease clearings week 1896, $7S,- 052. .02
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05
rvs sorru

lts unialtering growth continues Ia
sstound the world. says the Business chat
" Nashville, tennessee.
The political shock. comItl-ing within
itself all that i-upru-''d g. commerce, has
not even blocked trmrntTily the glad
march u pfuspri't, asit eurifclr- MI
rcfmeair- this sum, land ~ prac" Anl
plenty.
The daily pHprt-. uo longer crow led t.
to the guards With ,ituprtatiuu iui alu-o
arr again taking ny the hnrrN dut, II
chtonicling new ,lctutir- VIII l., south
etn zeal AMI enterprise.
From New ulIrtus is hrrAlArl the ~
NAL opening OF the docks TUT 'ut the
the llliu,is Central railroad which will
serve io pnhAuc, gtea,l, that city, IN.
portAncc asa r'iu
The great \,N (uik exported iuriDg
the ntst niuo months 10 lN". l5'i',.'l
bushels ~ cutu white NrW orleans 50 !
her srctiuuvtuui d, npr'iug lutiug u,
same PERIOD l;.u- - bushels, Au 10.
crease uypt ls,' same y,uri Il .um,
HpNluI bushels.
Aside from the huult i,u,n' D., \rN
utlran. rom her mighty growth these
GgUfrs tell q mot p,,h.Iug tale
tuutmuus rNpuIt- at DWluug mghri
tul higher the balance. 90 "ur a,ui uu
o." lr'grt. ~ the wutli
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05

uc.,,tr,tun ct the in,h "Hoh Ca,l-,"
StriL" 1T Sau r'drn.
lhr news uf the rlCh "Kuh CArlpN"
.,rikr. two and three fourth miles north.
rh~t 1T San l'rifn. IN san lGIrtIs gulch,
has g.ll" uuj ''run.h the country. bat III
trni,N ntiir B, kuuWu e" II except that
all VIA hIN" -"'l II pronounce II rich
hrNuni anSthng ever found ia New
M"Nru
the circumstances lrallug up g. the
uui Htr IA Substance ~ iulluw-
IT, VI. Carrie, aud l'Ahlu \rauda about
-lN W,,k- agu We're drN washing IA thu
IL" foot 1T the hin un the south side they
d. covered u wht"Iuartz, which from IT,
dppdtHu"r Hrru~rd their curiosity aud
They followed !! ny u dlsttur" ul perhaps
r.n wards gHtil thrN struck "A chute "
rhlulnrN, nearly on top II one ot the
nuuutalu- ui ~" lu"ttn range.
II L. claimed hN some that the iind II N
we'll irliuri lead, but this Theory does not
seem IT, hr hutur ult hN the most practical
uilulug ul"H whu liHN" examined II bur
thing. however. l. clear. the streak IL rich
free gold ~" l. approximately six Inches
wide. standing nearly prtI~udlcular The
a-.N value II IN" IRE l. not lrSS than
$4,000 4 ton. though it, owners claim n
much higher value. \ shaft has been
sunk ABOUT fifteen feet IA" ore IL sacked
aud taken a. uuli"u hN hurkhHtd. where
II - puN"tl/"i AMI pm washed, ~hlcl
cru.l" pr'r"~s returns most handsome p,u
IT. - the uWn"tA -- trrrllln- Hustler,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05

Ia" annual report "i phnll y. M"f
gan. treasurer 81 III" ultrd states,
show, that the net ordinary trNruu"- ~
the government during the fiscal wear
rnhrd luur 81, l>.",. wrf" S5-r,!,', -
AMI the expenditures th!,l,hiih, lraN
lng IA deficiency for the year "i f9",2'd..
-. ct tl5t"l,9,, Joss than during th''
preceding fiscal year.
The report -huw- that during a." last
l,-ral year there Wa an Increase m -.
N',5.l5i III the Receipts from customs aud
An increase 1T t5Jlli12 from internal
revenue sources, nh increase II t!I''..
- from MISCELLANEOUS ~"utc"~, and "A
loss II f'1.NlJ from thu sal" II punllc
lands making thu net lurrra-r III IL" r..
crIp- Sl41Si,i1p lhr drcrra-e IA the
Expenditures amounted e. tiHl",'12,
The report shows that the total receipts
from the four honi sales since lNHi were
go 10 ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05
wu>uIKItI NNI>tT

Magnolia aruu", Which ha- hr"n the
prlir ui kNrf-lir from It, founding,
ani which has Won a national rrputa
tou ~ u Boulevard, ha- hal i"o defect,
SAY the l."- \ugrlr- llmr~. he street,
lrallug tot wrr" usually dusty and II,
agreeable. while the daikur-. II ia" AZ
rnur, owing Ia IA" ,l"u-' foliage oi the
o,rthangiug Irpl~t trees, rather
,.lsmal evening drive. All that Is AT an
end. II Is nov pu--lhlr 1" iflNr from the
heart II town over uacaiamlZrd streets,
perfectly free from iu-t aud mud direct
Ia tn peerless Magnolia avenue, and II
the drive be- taken N ,hr evening, are
lights are encountered every NH feet
giving splendid illumination. When the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05
iuti'iiitUi~ SAM.


,"I,-g, nm Celebrated Win nrr, rr"n,
iud Pleasure.
The anticipation ~ tlit~" who hal the
matter III charge Wa fully realized III
the -urc"~- of the reception rendered last
night tu the students II the city 10y the
Epworth League ut Lead avenue Mrthu-
il.t church. The invitations which had
been sent uut H. III" various Schools AMI
H. the city -choul board were generally
accepted ami n representative company
uf students AMI educators were present,
The seats Ia the church had been rear.
rangeI IN order H. prom he ~oclahlit!,
ani thn~r present awaited themselves ~
Ia" opportunity thus offered before the
beginning aud IN the intervals of the
program.
Nt"r au "igan voluntary by Mrs, l'un-
lap. Ir. WEIGH made brief address II
welcome. adding som" words ut rxplana.
tIuu ul the ulJrcl at IA" "h~"rN ancr nt the
dan
irof. j. T. ~mlh rIrn -pnk" upon III"
hl'hHNhg'N W u ''hl'S' 'l''hNl'l ll''h
the standpoint IL professional life, AMI
WAS followed hS itnf Hiram lladlrA on
tlr-" Advantages from the standpoint III
hu,lurS- life. Rnth ~ these talks were
full Of gsld paints aud were worthy ~
reproduction. rrrf. lltilry'- plea tnr
broad ~Imurtrlcal college training must
have inspired the young people who
! hrlfd II to strive tnr that end.
NuLprt hS Miss Hughes -rt forth the
| advantages uf college education from the
standpoint of one who failed L. 60. The
paper which was we'll written and clear
" delivered. Indicated "A thorough appre-
citation 1T III" subject Ia hand aud
ahounird ~ significant facts barring on
thr all important question.
Nurr u song by the Juniors Robert
stewart read a paper nn college pranks,
| turning the thought toward the lighter
4lio at college lite ami provoking general
-mles
After song hy Frrh Garcia aud a
reading hN Nrlhr -unng, Miss Ann"
! Il irlIurI IT the llnrwood Home for
glrl~. gave an interesting talk upon the
work IN which she J. engaged the Tu.
cation AMI moral Training II the native
g,rl- In connection with the talk a
class Of girls aaug -lct"i song
The program was closed with bright
paper un cullrg" Jokes l.! Clarence Barn
hart,
nutiug the evening registration II
all present, with the name NJ the -chuOl
thrN were attending or their alma mater
w. attempted, and although II Was not
made complete. some interesting data
Ma ultalurd. one gentleman registered
A. from the "Srhunl ~ \iNrtSity," and h.
may safely claim Tor his srhuOl the
largest list of ALUMNI recorded Tor any
college,
It wa- pleasant and profitable even
ing
The arizona press IL kicklng Vigur
uusly against marriage between con
Sumpil,e- ani wants Law passed Il
prohibit II
There are only irur republicans in u,
Arizona legislature two IN the council
and two In the house.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05
ORIGINAL COUNTIES.
Name, Of ID. Nlne Counties Into which
New Mexico was First Divided.

some question having arisen ~ to
What constituted the original counties ~
New Mexico, Ia" santa fr New Mexican
las taken pains tn lrok the matter ny.
lu Jan 1872, the territory VI New Mex
lcu WAS divided into ulne counties ~ FOL.
lows The counties II lAos, Rio ktrlha.
santa Fr, san Miguel, santa Ana, Brtua.
ullo. Valencia. ~urotru and prna Ana,
AMI these may property be- trtluei the
original ninr counties ~ Nrw Mexico
The boundaries 1t the county u santa
Ana were ~ follows "On the east AMI
north by the boundaries " the count, ~
santa Fr, ou H." south from point
above the last houses II R"fuAllllp. where
tb' hul- previously known ~ belonging
IT, N" Indian, ~ santa Ana ar dNliri.
drawing direct line toward IL" east
over IA" muuutuu until II reaches To-"
parallel dl,hug the % uutl'1 ~ ~Iu Vii
.uirl AMI santa r.. rtr Ill, counts Wa
abolished "a $50 AMI attached lo Hctua
ullu county
lu, r"uut". 4 Non Dut'N Lincoln,
ufhui, ~irfrt ~tu juan ,hIN", ElN.
uu.i,Iup, tm ulou N"tr -In..IuulN
created ~ n" l"sl.lrur" ~ lD.ur,rr
named. making up ,h' .lgh'~u ruu'ps
now imposing Iho trtlIt"fN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05
NiW MEXICO NOIfS.

uur lirm N !n- Vegas shipped nearly
"'is" sheep this ~ra-un
Las ttur"~ has "A resident dentist IT,.
Brock having located there,
II l. rumorI that sheriff Rur-um, ot
~r"rro, Is To- tax" u life partner before
the new yrnr
Henry T.. Mck"nllr, formerly ~ santa
f. has hr"n appointed -chu"l teacher Tor
IA" district Of E-mnoIR
Frank Anderson, who has II ranch ON
RaIra mesa, out from Ration, raised 50.
$50 pounds ut Potatoes on twoand quar-
Ter acres ut Land.
Murder eases on "a" criminal docket of
the court At Las Vegas ARE a. common
that many at them attract little ~ Il" at.
trntlun OF the puhlic,
san Juan county has $3.50 acres Of
land under dnch, 1855 acres under cul.
t,allon. Il which a,al,arr IA alfalfa Aad
about ~" IN orchard.
The ratllr "cfalr" -,~'ru- to have Int
Ration gsA and hard, lhrrr rnlllr-, III
which n Tlllr, u revolver aud n pet fox
were the prln'-, teak place the i,t week,
The Roswell Register saN-, Hon, g.
T. Richardson has accepted an invitation
b. deliver an address before the students
~ the ulNrr-llN ot New Mexico al Nlhu
Iurrqur, about l,rc, 18TH
The present embodiment ~ IL" santa +,
-chun- l. ~ follows klndrTgaTtru, :"
pupils, FIRST ward, -, SECOND ward, l2N
SISTERS -rh~l-, 30, AMI WHIT" hall, ~
Total. arl There are - trinHlr AMI 80
mal,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05

Ihrt" L. nothing Just ~ gNN ~ l'r,
klug.- NrN discovery tuf iulI-uluptluit,
coughs aud colds, 50 drIIIiii II aud de-
uul I"fiuit the dealer L. sell tulI some
ANYTHING better, but ~ order L. make
mote pi"tlt Il" may rlaln something else
tu hr Just A. gu"d \"u want lrt. hing :
Sew H!-ruNrf! hrraG~r tuu know II to h''
safe and frllhlir. AMI guaranteed H. du
g""d ~ money refunded, For coughs,
colds Consumption ani Tor all hllrc
tlun- II Throat, hest AMI lung-, there
l. nothing -" g,-Si ~ l. lr king'- New
Discovery lrml huttl" ire" nj ", \,
Walton drug stole, Regular size ~
cents AMI 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05

\uw that the IA 'hh returns ar" III
from all ia" territory. several Important
,ri> ATE dNrlup"d Ga" l. that \rw
MrNlro l. rrlhhl, rrI uhllr,u ~ general
l-,ur-. HE republican majority. ~ oili.
rlalN shown, i over l'T'. taking the
AN"rag" party vote II each r"untN, and
m making TIA, calculation. W. pat the
Who'll" union vote ~ san Miguel county
III the democratic column, though, sever.
At hun tired LIalt property h credited To-
the republicans.
When under all IL" aiNrr-" citcum.
s,aH,'r- u this YEAR. the republicans ear.
tci the territory hN So large a maJntlty
"u the straight party Npt" All doubts ARE
-rt At rest " tu H. political complexion,
aui tlil- l. ~ lmpnriAnr" IN connection
with .tAt"hnud aud should hr made
known everywhere. The necessity Tor
this aII-r- from the fact that ia" vote "n
delegate has been trlrg:aphcd all over
the c"uutr, and people naturally sup.
p,-r that that represents III" strength 81
parties Las Vegas optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05

Interesting ~lall-tlc- ~hu"lug the
growth ui the work ard lnllprucr ot the
Young Mems Christian \--uclatiuu were
gwen At the rrl,lratlun ~ the thlftirth
anniversary ui the International commit
tee uf the association, winch n GORE
SIpudrnt ~ H." Philadelphia Ledger thus
-ummaTIZr'- Ia ten YEARS the number
uf association, has Increased from 81 tu
llIN. the total membership from lN 10
g. 1,I.1.,N, the hullilug- from - H. 80,
IN. vain" II hullilu-- from tl-,NiN rh
g. tlr.sa,~Hl ~" Volumes uf llhrarl",
from -. .1JG tu i,,",,t, the annual ~
Inl-r- ut local, state AMI International
work from tl'-tl.ir1 1" t.,i'3lil; the
number If -iulrui- ~ educational clIt-~"-
from II 81 ,u - $50, the college As~nclh
tluu- from 81 tu Is, the railroad h--"
Citations from I. iu 81 e.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05

The next Legislative assembly will
probably have for it, humr the large
brick huilding In the rear " II. MirhArl's
college All annex thereof, Secretary
Miller WA seen this morning'in regard Ia
this aud said that IN all likelihoh this
binding would Il" leased for the pur'
p,-.. The building IL three.story
structure and very convenient one. The
rooms are ver! large and we'll lighted,
aud should the Legislature convene to-
morrow they could move right In. every.
thing being in such perfect order The
runIns used should this building be
leased. would h. the present study hall
and the one just over II, on the second
tl,pr. The building II not ~ far away
from the central part II the city ~ the
old capitol building, being hut two
blocks from the plaza, Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05

The following corporations have died
ARTICLES with the territorial secretary
ihr urneTal Electric Development com
pau., II B"rnallIIo county Incorr"ra,
tors. Harry u, johnson, kdward 4, Pear,
san and John laschrr, objects, producing
and selling electricity Tor lighting aud
heating PURPOSES capital stock, t25L'uo,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05

On receipt Il ten ccnts, cnrh 90 s'Awrt
q generous sample Viii l." MAILED Of IT,
mnst ~. ulnr Cntnrrh nnl Hay i'N'r car"
tEly'a y Ralm Sufficient % d'mon'
stratc the goat merits oi IL" T,u,dy.
Ely BROTHERS,
81 Warren ST, New lorh city.
Rev John Reid. Jr. 81 Or at Falls, Mont,
recuuu, udrd Tvs Cream l'a'm 0" u'
can emphasize ii- stht'm"rt. ut 49, l"si.
tive cure for cntarrh II u-ei ~ a. ctrd. 10
Rev. Francis W. r"olo, Pastor CcutraI Pres
Church, Helena, Mont
Fly's Cream Balm la the acknoHlsde' Il
euro for eatarrh aud contains no mercury
nor any injurious drug, Piee, 60 oeuis-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05
CnrInraIlnn NnIlrr

\ -Iv,t meeting ~ a., stut shuldrr- ~ TIE
Western llumr,tru and lrlr'i"n conn.
IA yiu the y I \rwInu 'uliIur M A. ID
gu,tIur. SEA MrN,u. uu lhr uh day 81 ~
Nrfulri l-nu. - O'Clock ~ tur iiirfuu
iut the IufI ~ 81 voting uiun q Itul"~,u ..
tfra.,. ut the ,Ni..iN -t,ak of SD com, .H'N
tir|. stnrHrN, A H.uuu 81 ift- Il tie pat ~ .'
.ui -luu,, 20 toe nuu.u1p at iu 900 shii'' 60,
thr Iuu tyrui tlU'rd,h.
~ ui..,t.i thr BOARD Di .l'tr,trtS
~ IIH VI, luI>NIN,
(UNRlt~ II (ul MAR
IIiNtN II llNERuNIR
rRlI,HiIt
jaws NkrkNIih
4. lpIr.f - l-pi br,tul7
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05
~ Ia-n Siii"li"r.

The lig -mrltrr Is using nj present
ahuut thirlt ears II ore per iay, with six
stacks IN operation. ere Is being shipped
IN from various paints no,lceahly from
the south aud from Arizona. The buyers
IN Mexico have been quite successful IN
getting ores away from the huggenhrim
SmrltrT- AT AguaS tallrnter. - Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05

Probably ia" richest ~" ever received
IN Denver ~ the state ere SamplIng
work. vi, that from ia" Trad. linllar
mine III ldahu short time ago, II ran
Il ounces gold and i,.,Ii ounce, silver Ia
the ton. The ear weighed 44NiH pounds.
~ NIT" less than IT.. tons. Ia" net
value Ma tnu,Iis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05
Strengthening taIue.

Three hundred \aNAJo Indians ar. IN
their reservation and kiIllug hundreds al!
deer ~ Colorado. sheriff duncan and
Deputy Woods, II M"ntrEuma county.
who attempted L. arrest some ot the In.
diAn- near Manc,~, WIRE tir"d upon aud
comprll,-i {" give up ~" chase, The
-h"tlN called upon Ia" governor Ia stop
the Wholesale slaughter ~ game. Gov.
ernof Mcin,r" ~A1 also notified that IN
the vicinity " Corirz the | tes arr Kill.
ing game Ia" governor thinks It may
b" nrrrssary To- send detachment IT
truop- into the southwestern part II the
atutn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05
Ni.IIIug IlossM ell,

T., l.. Strauss, II Albuquerque, II here
visiting his daughters, Mr-'iames Nathan
aud j, j Jaffa, This Is his second 'I'f
10 the valley, having been here i've year
agu, and IL Agrrrably surprised AT lhr
progress made siucr his first trip, Reg
istcT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05

Colonel j, II, llampson, president ot
the Mexico Cuernsyaca n Pacific rail
way, IN Mexico, accompanied by his
bride, is expected Ia III Paso about III"
"a " December, IA h. IL due IN the city
Of MEXICO on the 9TH II next month, III
PasO Tribune,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05
direcscrs Harry D. johnson. Edvsrd A.

directorA HAIRY ID, Johnson. kdwsrd A..
Pearson. John Tsschet. Wallace Hersel.
den and Edward Doid. " Albuquerque.
aud John \. Pearson aud James Frank
lin, " philadelphiA lie. atty years;
principal place " business, albuquerque.
" e, Calhoun, lncurputAt"i' - lncut.
Irrratot~. William e. Calhoun. William
II Ncuuite AMI James n TIA, objects.
carving ~ the prlnting aui publishing
lr.,n"Ss, capital stock. tluu ne.
Mt, years. d,trriot- hmr u. inrorpu'.
Atuts, with the addition II u,atye ".
~tuhh~, u NrS Mexico, principal place
NJ business, Albuquerque.
bandits Escaped.
The United states inAt-hals AMI shrr
ms ps--e las returned from the bandit
hunt, not having hAd All upputiunlty a.
capture the three remaining robbers.
who are still al large somewhere IN the
mountains Ia western Grant count,
hemlug Headlight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05

Mrs. smith. Of Indian Spring, ia, nc,
C mpAnird by her -nn. arrived on "a" No,
| this morning, having been called Ia
the bedside of her daughter, who has
herr Tiously III Tor several days. III"
lady Is n sister oi Judge y {, Collier aud
mother IT Shine smith, of the Atlantic h
Pacific office force.
Mrs. Il l.. Brook4 viii lra," tnT the east
IN "A frw days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05
GALLUP LETTER.
GlimpSeS Of the brisk and BuStiing
Town.
BiizzARp wIArHEp


rAlur y VI ~, ~ -unlIup !. I'll.
J',lug u miniature knu-a. luSIui vt
present VI ,.us after spell u uuu-uall,
unr ~ratn,f
81 Hart. furniture AMI hardware deal
e. ha, tur ,ur-, display " lamp have
ever seen 10 tl" TERRITORY nicely arranged
n. .h,w window
Miss Nunl" R,w,r 4. quite sick, iunAm.
mh,ut, rnrumau-u ~ kimuui-un Ia
attendance krt,cr y, last account
VT i -r,ar. huu-o .,I uucomplr'pd
VIZ Ntur CONTACTED
ln.u ..,, cato .l,, ~ Me- rougfrga
u.uu rltua Discourse T., Rev T.. 4.
-lupA'u. tit ATTENDANCE Weather con.
.l,rt,l
VII H.th k"uo D.. uot Impto,lns a.
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