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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-09-17
EXTRA SESSION.
Conrress VIII Inevitably BE Called 70 ~
semble 10 Provide Revenue

ConRress Will Inevitably ne Chhou W
semble To Provide Revenue
WASHINGTON, Sept lG-The convic'
tion that an extra session Of congress
next spring will be required to provide
for an increase Of the revenue has not
been impaired among treasury oiiic'als
ty recent political events A victory
for either Mckinley or Bryan with .
congress favorable to their views would
probably result in an extra session ior
The purpose Of tariff legislation In thu
one case or free coinage legislation In
the other
The falling of in receipts has been
entirely in customs, which paid $50
6o9. 6sS for the first ten weeks OF 1890
and have paid only sso,d4o, llS for the
corresponding week Of the fiscal year
1897 The internal revenue receipts
advanced from sen, 7oT9li last year 70
sSo.sle Oes this year, and they are not
likely to fall back. The general
treasury balance is now sol,ooo'Wo
more than year ago, and STANDS III
Se42, 1884, l5.
This sel, 100000 is all that remains OF
the Sill 900, 900 realized from the las'
bond SALE The difference has gone tc
bridge the deficit Nor last year and TINS
and to cover the redemption OF som'
Pacific railroad bonds In treasury
circles there is not much doubt that
bond issue to brace up the gold reserve
would be an early act Of the Mckinley
administration. Mr., Bryan would no
be bothered with the maintenance 0
the gold reserve. His secretary OF tn
treasury would redeem ereenback an.
Sherman notes In silver and immedl
, atelv proceed to utilize the seigniorag
} on the bullion purchased under tn
sherman act This amounts to VI
wards Of $50, 100000.
4 embassies 10 lie Protected.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, Sept 1.-THE an
J bassadors o. the powers held NEE
inc Yesterday to arrange measures 10
The protection Of the embassies and Tn
n foreign population generally in tn
event Of the renewal Of disturbance
% here. The plan agreed upon is unde
n stood to include the united action
q the warships OF all the powers, eac
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS,
Another Effort for the Establishment OF
the system

4 Washington letter IN the Chicago
Record states that the postal SiN ing-
bank movement has been revived aud u
number II influential citlLrI~ ARE urging
III" postmaster general 1" -"nl a special
fclrTt |" congress asking the va--ngr ot
Il bill a. carry 1t into effect. Various
measures II this character. SAYS the
Letter from which We quote, have been
proIS'ssd III past years and several past
master generals have endorsed them. Mr.
WanaInaket gave great deal II aitrn.
ton Ia the subject lie not only dis.
cllsS.d III" various plans al length In his
reports Ia congress, hut appeared before
the pnstOffre committees un several "c.
ca-i"nS a. ah\ucat" the adoption II u ~.
tenn f0r the benefit 81 the wagr rafnrI, IT
IL" country. The additional indur"lnrnt
IL nnw Offered of raising money frt the
government II = r-tlmatri that the de-
posts would amount annually tna AT least
ttntbUuandl perhaps flr,u-,inna year,
which would /" an Important item In the
l'''''A ''Hh'A''l w Wv HH'll' l'N'Nu''N'
The postal SaNlngS system has lsrn u
success every where IL has hrrn tried.
Japan. which /, always luking Tor what.
ever i gu-l IN government, VIA the last
country Ia adopt II, aud has found II Ia
br . most useful methh ~ raising rev
"nr and encouraging rc"n0my among
the RlITing glasses. Ia 1898 there were
.'N,t'r'j depO-itOf- out 1T Iar,-ihlr I 90.
sD VI population, In lN'f this number
hal Increased a. l.iM.&il. The value ~
deposits IN 1888 WAS t2i .3Ni.3Si. AMI In
$50 S5i,GiG, lcrl, which l. n remarkable
sum fur u p'~'plr whose wages are onl,
from ten Ia iifteen cents day,
IN iiTeat Britain there ale i,IiS, 4iJ lie.
PASTORS IN the postal saving system,
which In 0nr g. every seven ~ the lnpula'
ton, The total amount Of their irp1-lts
last year wa- tiu1,NiS. 30, which was an
Increase II t2.L1 lJ.Slo from the previous
year The number II deposits made last
year was $50 -, representing "A Nalu" 81
ti23,!i5, i5l. and what IL especially sig
nhcant l. that interest. amounting Ia
4 ..1p,53I, VA left uniTawII. aud placed
L. the credit ~ deIS~it0Ts daring ~"
| NVlT.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

nishment will now follow the ordinary
course u law, anh requests emplo,s. "a
take measures Ia protect them-l,e. and
al-o VI" railway company from the con.
sequences II such proceedings.
lie believes that II n disposition l.
shown l., the employees H. their cfviitot-
I" make payment, even gradually, that II
will be taken ~ evidence ~ gUh faith.
And prevent ANY such embarrassment
lie ais states that garnishment suits
result IN trouble and expense H. the com.
pany beyond amounts due Tor wages.
The La, paragraph " the circular Ii
printed IN black type. and IL ~ follows:
All employees are, therefore, n0tiile that
gafnishnent a. exceed three times with.
In any twelve months, uu debts accrulng
after the first day ~ January. lS!Hj. will
be considered ~ sufficient cause Tor dis.
charge, not withstandlng the ability or
length VI service " the empluye. Plea
take notice and bc governed accordingly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
GOLDEN DISTRICT.
Carbonate HUI Mine bonded and will be
Developed.
GOLD, sIlvLR AND Trad

iuum Ceuiuu. Rusu,i
". ~ Emmert and associates have
bonded " J. H. BOYD AMI Others the Car
brnAte Hill mine near Golden, and will
commence development work ther"on b,
February ist. II IL the intention ~ the
parties holding thu bond Ia make a milne
Of this promising prospect. The ore In
this clam resembles very much that u
the Lucky, and the indications are very
g0d Tor striking within ~ feet ~ face II
tuanrl large bUiy II ore which will run
we'll Ia silver. gold AMI lead. ~ course
II will w. smelling ole, aud will have u
he shipped 10 Pueblo &; treatment unless
Csrrillu gets her smelter erected within
the next six months. The beauty u II Is
that this ore contains sufficient iron and
lead H. lux it$elf aud puit. n quantity II
other ore besides, AMI l. much sought after
by smelling mru. II l. expected that this
prnlEri, viii sun lie added H. the list ~
prIlucet-, aud that the output will he sur
ptisiug.
Me--rs tuik, kAlrumh and Fulton titr,l
up the test smrltcf here to-day, hut part
~ III" machinery refused to dn it, dut,
and H. NJ farley. who II IN charge. wen,
Ia Crrrillu~ Ia repair damages. They have
quit" u gWSi supply NJ tine lurking copper
ore on hand nj the smrltrf. Oh which they
will make their trial run, and they hope
g. H. running rm1,thlN 10y next week.
Two new stores have recently hTn
OPENED nj Golden, Pablo Amanda, the
lucky discu>rrrr uf the rich placrrs cast
u this place. has put IN gopd assortment
~ general merchandise. suitable for the
mining trade. Pedro Martin has small
hut complete 'tock II groceries,
see that there has hrrn another nrw
placer company Incorporated hy New
York parties, capitalized for tj,u'l.c ;,
main ollie" at Golden. New Mexico Az
yet this community has had no Visible
evidence II the existence II such com.
pany, or any signs IL immriiat. opera
t0ns, yet III the near future this company
may mat"tializr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
COURT Al SANTA r..
$. l.. Bachelor Found GUILTY Of Timber
IreSraSS.

In III" nitrd states district court yes.
t"rdal Afternoon alDut s o'cluck SAYS the
New Mexican. III" jury brought IN Yer.
diet ~ guilty against samuel l.. Bachrl.
der, charged with timber tte-pass, and
Assessed the damages against said Bach.
elder at go and costs. being cent each
Tor i.ur ties uulawfully cut 10y him
near III Hitn aud tlout"i down the river
a. the Denver y Rio Grand" railroad at
thanita
udri the law the sentence uf the court
against Mr.. Rachrl,irr will hr b. pay u
tur IL fl9l, or three times the amount
Ot the damages assessed. aud lmpri-on-
mrnt IN the tinted States prison Tor u
term not exceeding twelve months.
ia" controversy over this cas-, ~ the
trlnl arose over the construction ot the
clause IN the grant made hl congress Ia
the Denver \ Rio Grandr Railroad com
pany on June :. lN!l, which IL ~ follows.
tu-wlt:
Aud the right H. takr from the public
lands nhIarrn; a. the rlght."i way stone,
timber, earth, water and uthrI material
necessary for ia" repair uf the
railway and telegraph lines,
The pr"fs showed hat ia" public lands
upon which the railrmd tirs ~ question
were cut were, un d, iIurct llur II surrey.
twenty -one AMI q l,Il m.lrs from IA" line
ana right "i Nay 81 >ail railroad.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
Gypsy CHILTs STORY

There is considerable excitement at
DmlIli. the little mountain town forty
mile, EAST II the city, over what pur.
port- H. BE- the greatest search fur treas.
No" tro,r II tins goll -eeking age.
week ~ twu agu a camp " Gypsies
~ established on the creek running
through ,hlllI and near that town The
Dlr-, rhrD 1T the hanl told several Mex.
Irau, that ~ digging IN a certain dfpc
ton they would come upin cedar pI-t
from Whi.h point hr wouli further ~.
r"", them tna SPOT wh"r" a hoS j. buriei
awaiting them ~ a reward tot their lab.
ur containing taurlDr IN gold,
lhr rlIr, rhlm, with h- band, then
let lur the ruiu- II tran Qui,era, but
told the NrNirau- not io pursue their
-rtirh allri the discovery II the Is-t un.
al hl- return.
-ur" enough the pat va. found IN tho
,Nirj ,Iut luliriir,l ~ the Gyp,y, but
f"W Hnluu, lHlNIduil- not able to curb
their ruuu.lN Kept on With the noble
work AMI 1t Is lrarurd. have unearthed
heavy WALL - 4 prehistoric dwelling, In
'hrt have rNtsr,"d the beginning NJ what
prHul-,- 'o h. the ruins " an rVtiuct
Indian "r spanish city
Everybody, vi, has a pick and -ho,
81. B. nuuul IT, lud that hoN ~ treasure,
AMI even one 1t the prominent american
-hrup rtl-rt. " that section has two men
AZ wurk uu the RUNS
IN, post BE- fenced M l., Gordon "
chains. aud rNrryh"ly Is auNiuu-ly await
lng IA" return Of the G,p-y chief, who
O, L. '.,i ,hrm the exact spot where the
mlluu- NJ 10y gone ages shall be- found.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
iI,uuIpN ~ >INISS,
\ Murd"r"u. nisL Mau Iak'n ir"n a
Iraiu aUd Banged.

\ Murd"r"u. nia'L Mau Iak'n ir"m a
Irai" aud Haug"d.
iurIirld, ". Va, Jan. -, Alexander
Jones, u negro DESPERATE" bearded a pa
sanger train at kry-t"u" last night IN.
der u" influence 1T whisky, AMI very
uuaTfri-nmr,
The negro h-cans much Incru,'sl when
~ attempt was made Ia rl"ct him, and
puIipi two TrNulVet-, and hrgan lirlng
pfuml-cuousiy through thr train,
" II, Str"th"r, postmaster at Elkholn.
was Killed, r"ndurtnT Nee ulluugh Wa,
shot IN the side hut not seriously inIuf
ed Peter Rice, rulurrd, wa hot through
the night breast, probably fatal, lnIuT-
rd
Jones VA inrarrrtdt"i ~ the Elkhurn
IAii tn await a tram Ia cunirN lam tu
huntington lot ale k"rplng The tram
arrived at a, M and the officers and
prisoner bearded II without m"lr-tatlnh,
n ilrmplill the tram Wi- llagg'd ami
u lnob numbering lun men h"aI,l,i II,
ald forced the Officers I" release ID" pfiS.
uuri, dragged J"nr- tu a tree. Whrfr lac
wa- -wung tea llmh and his hril rli.
dlrd With hull"t- VI" fulloHlug not"
Wn- attachri to IA" h"-l,
This deed Wa don" for the plypss ~
an example AMI Warning H. urgr-'-, ~
h"Waf, "'
Juue- I, l. alleged, k,lld rhr~ men
prior % the last utIru-r.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
Ihimks Mahrr MIII MIn.

Robert r.. rutney aud &, e, Hail. twu
prominent and pnpular young Al6u.
luergusan gentlemen. who were al III
Pas0 taking In the sights" and incident.
ally went over ~ JuareZ. Mexico Ia see
fiizsimm0ns hit the bag" returned Ia
the nietropolia last night. This morning
one ~ the mentioned young gentlemen
remarked; Put your money on Peter
Maher; | aw fitZSiuimunS do an hour
training and my opinion for II. II all r.
parts are true. Maher will m the next
champion heavy weight pugilist IL ih'
world. Regarding the place where thu
mill will take place cannot speak irii
nitpIy"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
CEkPIl.LO< CuLLlSGS.
Topics CLEANED from The COL
umnS Of the FuNtleT.


Mr., aud Mr. stark have retired from
Ia" management II the trrfillo- huu~"
which will hereafter hr conducted l., Mi,
", r.. Chapman alone.
There are about twenty five men rIll.
ployrd IN the ortiz mine and mill. 81
p"rintrndrni strickland /, ~ NlhuIurT
IN" after u new casting fur the lluntlng
ton mill lately put IN operation there,
uru. I. Williams, formerly rmpluNrd At
Madrid ~ blacksmith. hut "h" Tor ihr
past year ~ more lA- been engaged with
the company elsewhere, /, back from
Colorado, ani takes ur his odd position AT
the " hi,r Ash niue,
Rev. Roht IIndg,un viii hrgIu pt".
ttart"d meeting at Madrid un sunday
evening. S"TNirr, viii hm held At the
church her" ~ usual, though exactly h"H
the sunday evening -otNlrr viii hr con.
durtrl "" NJ" not yet informed.
rrrrill"S puhlr srh"pl~ viii rlo-r next
week, there being u" uuurN I" pay the
three teachers. lwu ~ the teachers, II
appearS, are willing H. continue the
-churl AMI wait Tor their salaries. bat II
has been drrlird that such cuur-, l.
not advisable. Tia, l. a most drpInrnhlv
state II Affairs AMI deeply regretted b,
every cIllzrn interested M the welfare II
the community
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
III SUPREME COURT.
A Revival OF the Famous Fred Smith
aSc.

taSc.
III i'r supreme court yesterday the
most Iut"tr.ting feature u the hay was
m IA" ordering, on motion of United
state. Attorney ElIingword. II Interest
uu ~" Judgment ~ the United states
against the hlHi~mrn ~ Fred smith. the
drtiultiug receiver of the Tucson land ~.
iirr The circumstances NJ smiths dsfal-
cation back IN ~ are familiar tO nearly
every land owner IN the valley. The to-
tai amount aggregated about t9j.GO.
nearly NIL paid ~ 10y entrymen In this
,tllrI AMI fut which the government for
a tim" refused tu hr responsible. Final
~, hN special act II congress. creiit WAS
his personal receipt from Fred smith and
patents wrr" issued accordingly.
Fred, who. hl the way. IL "a son II tx.
TIA BIlly" smith u Virginia and broth
80 IL IL" present chief Justice ~ New
M"N,c" Departed between two days for
south America. where h" Is yet supposed
10 h., 81 his hnni-urn became liable.
somehow however. United States A.
tornrl lIarr, JrH"riI could prove only
t1,,sr a. sue on when he Won his case In
thr n,t,l states District court In Pima
county Thi- amount was aijuigi with.
ont Interest, ruriuII-ly enough. and after
affirming the decision IL the lower court
Ia" -uprrrn" court awarded interest at 7
Irr cent from ipril. lS.D. adding u little
matter ~ - per cent a. the judgment.
lh"r" ARE ahout twenty bondsmen from
whom this l. Ia hr collected. u majority
uf them being Residents ~ Phoenix
~ n.uIN lIlyVttr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
CHAS. " SMITH.
S"~ the SnI, It.,ri,rr ~ ~, NtIanii, 4
Ia,iU,

N"~ the NnI' Receiver ~ the Atlanta, 4
ra'in'.
Cha- w. smith. receiver " the At
lAntic \ Pacific railway IN NV Mexico.
aud wife. accompanied By their A,n, " H.
Smith and four children, arrived In the
city this morning III private coach M. ~
attached tO passenger traih No. |, coming
direct from Chicago.
Mr. smith WAS seen nj the law office ~
Hon. Neill H. field BY CITIZEN repre-.
sentative nj $50 this morning. but N,
gentleman stated that he had no special
news ,ther than what Tur CirlkEN
has already published ahnut the railroad
situation. 10 impArt ~ the publih H.
was taking his family a. I,r- Angeles, tAl
" spend few weeks aud stopped over here
~ have business chat with A. ". Wells.
general superintcnden- " the Atlantic n
Pacific; Judge Stefry aud Mr. Field, aud
VIA prry Ia learn that the twu last
named were uut ~ the CITY Mr. smith
stated that 1t waa probable that l,r aud
family would leave tonight fut lAr An.
gelr-, where he would -.r hl. folks com.
furtAbly quArtetpd, AMI would then IT,.
turn himself to Chiragr stopping here
Ell route east,
Il am delighted Ia -re how nicrly Allu
qurrque has grown glad H. -,r such u
healthy growth" remarked the gentle.
man. Mr, smith wa- general manager
1T the Atlantic n Pacific ~ ISL ~, with
headquarters al luEkA IT, l. familiar
with railroad duties,
~ l. h'rulNItp -plt ht,tnIN
Vt 3o'clrk this Ntrtuuou TN en-
ms Received IA" following -p"cml lis
patch
specml 4" tiiS"u
las Angeles, tat. Jan -. Judge Res,
to-day appointed Chas. ". smith -"lr ~.
criNrr NJ the Atlantic y Pacific. under an
mThrf Ike TINT ~ lnIpn lnlllrI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
IIlS An M.

un,td >i'amrT taIal"ris " III a HrOksn
SHAFT
NrW iurk Jan. -. The Cunard steam
~ Catalonia, from l.iNerpool for Bo-t0n.
with her shaft broken, was spoken On
Januar! -, 10y III" White Star freightsr
CNir. winch reached this port to-day,
Capt. Nkin, "f the Catalonia. asked that
HI -EIp be- taken IN tow by the civic, but
capt, >col was obliged Ia refuse because
the rolr~,'- II tlr two -hip- were ~ far
apart,
cahlrgram from II, Michaels, Azores,
received to-day, reports that the CatalO-
MA has been toW~i into port by the
steamer RtHuuschwrig.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
UP FROM SOCORRO.
What the Graphic Nine People are Doing
Other Items.

Col. W Williams. editor IT the N.
cuttu thl"fthln, l. here to-day, arriving
from the south last night The COLONEL
-tat"- that the GRAPHITE mine people have
the foundation laid f"t a Itltnn shelter
plant between the tnwhs ~ k,!lN and
MagIaIrna. and III" work l. being l@r.
-"nallN superintendent l., I =. Austin
u" machinery il ~ the ground, and the
promoters expect a. have thr -mrltrr
ready iuf orders inside ~ three months
III" colonel states that John Creighton.
~ chatg" ~ the Emma Mining rum
pani'- rnnc"ntratnf, - running about
Thirteen tons Irf dal from the Ida llill
mine, ani making n concentrate that
runs over ~ I"f cent. lrah anu very large.
y IN rNc"-s In iron. These concentrates
are being -hipIEd to rurhlu. This com.
ing spring the Emma Mining company
cNITct {" enlarge their plant, 81 ~ Ia
handle the lHf9" amount ~ low grade
cAfhuuAi" ores IN the camp.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
heath of Mr.. Harrington.

The sad news NJ the death oi Mr.. r..
u. Harrington, IN l.01 Angeles, tai, last
TUESDAY. was received In this city .rSirr'
day. Mrs. Harrington. with her ~" .!n"'
Edvad and Ward. and daughter. Miss
Lillian. spent the winter here two year,
ago, and while here made many friends
who will be panied a. hear ~ her death
The funeral occurred last Friday IN ~
Angeles and wa4 largely attended Thk
CITIZEN and their many friends Send
their deepest sympathy Ia The grief
stricken family.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
A GOVERNOR IN A OUANDARY.
He Sat on a Bridge Railing Two Hours
and Waited,

We cant NuIch for the absolute truth
fulncss ~ the following, but W. ilnd II
IN that excellent AMI reliable paper the
lord-burg Liberal
r,uN Thornton mad" u irip down Ia
ri ps~n last week. after hr had trans.
acted hi business h. Wa invited Ia 90
across the river AMI -" fitZsinlnun4
train. ~ the carriag" approached the
river the governor was seen Ia m In deep
thought. BEFORE they reached III" bridge
h. -toppri the driver aud -aid I" his com
panions: That wicked Tom Hughes print
ri nm item the other day saying had
sold ont I" the prlz" fighters AMI was
going Ia let them have the fight In Ne"
Mexico. Nuw this was successfully dr'
med, hut II | ~ over Ia fitzsimmuns'
quarters Hughes will tell all aboul ii,
aud will say went over tho river "a sign
the agreement with fitZSimm0ns and
get the money, What ran You do with n
fellow like Hughes II have the New
| Mexican call him u liar folks will think
hr l. telling the truth There IL no Use
having him indicted and punished fof
libel Tor h. gets out u mraucr paper when
h. il IN Jail than when he IL tree,
might ,hump him, hut they say he Is n
better -crappr than charlie shannon
The APOSTLE Paul IN his epistle a. thu
Thrssalonian- advises them Ia abstain
from all appearance" u evil. guess
what il gud advice Tor Thessalonian Is
gnnd Tor a New Mexican, and ~ Mr
Hawkins, Will walt her" until You ant
the ladies return And the governor saI
on the bridge railing for two hours, wait
ing iur ID" party Ia return from Jnarez.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
Grand AnaIr,

When fnk tlrlLtN says that the mas
lurra,lr hall at the Turner hall last sat
urlay night, under the auspices NJ the
AlhulnrTqur Turny"rein, was grand
affair" IL II meant In the strongest Isr
-ihle language. Everybody present -stIn
rd I" 60 with only 0nr intention In their
minds-tO have gUod time. aud again
nothing TRANSFERRED ~ mar the pleasure
81 any person. Ernest l.ix. JU~pl
SchwartZman, Jacob lA1i,-. :. Railing
Fred. Hermann, Al, Coleman. llenr,
lNTb aud Frank Wendell, the latter OH
rlatinR a. ii1T manager were the name
~ the committeeman IN charge ~ ths
bail.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
THE MOG0LL0N ROAD.
what Sheriff BurSum Is Trying TO Turn
This WAY.

sheriff liursum. II Socurru. 50 I'M
.ClIlItN is informed. l. working IT, get u
road over the Mngullon mountains and
across the 81 Augustine plains to u con
nrctiun with the railroad al Maglalsna.
The tuad west from Magialrua a. the
eastern slope uf the Mug"llou mountains
l. already built. aud II being used by the
people ~ that section. II IL a, level ~ u
iiTr To bullh the road over the Mo
gollnn mountains and into the town ~
MOgollon Will cost about tiru With
this ROAD completed the Immense trade
II ia" Mogullon mountains Alma, Pleas
anton AMI the san Francisco valley
would hr turned Ia the east, aud Alhu.
lli"rgur would get the trade that now
gees {" RI rasn. This i-A matter II itAl
Importance Ia the ISopie of Albuquerque
aud central New Mexico. Tnt CITIZEN
II also Informed that Sheriff BurSum has
something over uushalf tic amount ~
funds necessary already pledged. The
business men ~ Albuquerque should lu"k
this matter ny and give 1t due con-idrTa.
ton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
NEW MEXICO.
Items OF Interest Clipped IRON the
Territorial Press.


Territorial Press.
Across til" river. and almost In light II
klncur, Il the Old settlement ~ Colorado
which, along with the new settlements II
Hatch aud santa Teresa. extending some
miles further up the river have -uinr II
the finest lands IN the valley II IL Riu
'rande, aggregating li,"n acres. A-o
tributary a. Rincnn l. the recently sci
tied farming district IT Iona lafda
which has All area II over l3,uo ACRES
irrigated from an acequia which j. never
short II water. Rincon Weekly.
The carnival ~ the thugs and black
legs Ia bs hid un neutral ground, either
In Texas. Mexico or New Mexico uu Feb.
ruary II next, has -rt the people down
that way entirely beside thrmselNc-.
When this caravan has mu,cd un W.
hoI" -OmehOly will kindly remind ri
Pa~u II that little purse she Wa to hang
Up Tor the White oaks railroad. other.
wise she ma! forget all ahout IT, White
oaks Eagle,
Yesterday morning about II - while
Bryant khra aud All assistant were rtor
ing baled Ia, IN the lnft ~ ID" livery
stable on Clark avenue. the raftrr- with
out IA moments notice, gave away. The
men had 10 I-'s1ibl" way ~ escape. and
several tons 81 la! fell ulrn them. MIR
Rhsa Wa caught under the whole pile,
but luckily r-capp' with unl, dislo-
Gated shoulder and few bruises. II was
certainly II miracle that II WAS not more
serious. The assistant was unhurt.
Rutnu Raia,Ti.f