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The Lamar register., 1896-05-23
IN. slrnlae.ne, Of n Gray ovsreo..

Upon the TONGUE. yeiiownSss Of the skin and
eyehails, nausea and unenslness hcneath the
right ribs and shoulder blade, j. that the vic,
fira Of these dfseonforts i bilious The
proper eaper' under such circumstances +
90 tske HosteSter's Stomach Rlttefs, which
also cures chiiis and fever. constipation dys-
pepsia, rheumatic and kidney complaints and
nervousness
The Lamar register., 1896-05-23
BoiIs

II Is often difficult 10 convince peo-
pie their blood is impure, until dread
fuI oarbuurles, Absoesses. boils, .erot.
ula or saa rlleum, arr Tainful proot Of
the fact. II l. wisdom now. or wh.n-
ever there is any indication Of
The Lamar register., 1896-05-23
ouEht 70 reteh .Em.

A north Missouri paper has adopted
the plan OF running the name Of de-
linquent subscribers upside down in
the paper whenever it has occasion to
refer to them.-Ex.
The Lamar register., 1896-05-23

~.
a butler and dependent on a wa'u, ous
not disposed to be uppish on thar ,S', &C,
count. The other kiushod ana pui'ee
her handkerchief nervously through
her fingers. says the san Francisco
Examiner
I'VE dine at 6 80. she went on
The big woman looked slightly sur
prised,
Early dinner. yes. ma'am, Nas all
she said. but the little woman wished
she had made II at least I.
Yes. early she said. MN
that is. my husband prefers IL He iE
rather old-fashioned in sofne xays-
Yes. ma'am." said the big woman
and the little one felt herself forgiven
and pitied.
we breakfast at and my husband
doesn't come home to lunch. so you
would have time to do most OF the
sweeping" she went on, more easily.
-'of course you have hardwood
floors said the big woman. graeiousiy.
Wen. no. We have had mAttings put
down We rather like them better"
DO you hire a man TO beat the rugsf"
why, there are not very nany--iust
two. beiieye--not big ones. 1t would
hardly be worth while. said the little
woman apologeiieaIly.
Yes. ma'am." in tone suggestive
of Daghestans in the kitchen and Per
sian tapestries in the china closet
Il should expect to have some OF the
washing done at home the little
woman continued. There was whole
French laundry in the surprised lifting
Of the others eyebrows as she asked.
seferentially:
You mean the fannels and stock
ingsg''
yes. and-well. Just few other
things The lauudries are so hard on
ones lingerie with smile tba; the
big woman politely reflected.
Would you expect me 10 walt on the
door," she asked.
Il think you'd have 10, when | was
out or anything" said the little woman
with some hesitation If ] we're right
there wouldn't mind opening It my
self occasionally. OF course yoa would
have your evening out"
Two evenings and Sunday afternoon
is what I've been accustomed 10. said
the big woman. quietly
'Yes, certainly. That would suit me
perfectly well" the little woman hastily
agreed. Tuesday night We always go
to our whist club. but we could arrange
about any two other nights. and I'm
not even sure we are going to keep up
the whist club
Would you want much rough work
done, washing windows, and thatf'
asked the big woman. glaneing down at
her neatly gloFed hands.
We'll. the windows. Of course" (" ad-
mitted the little woman. but not much
else. We buy our kindling all split up,
you know"
Then you don't cook by gas or cleo
tricity? Is your range a large one7''
"well. it's cooking stove; No. 6, I
believe"
mo. 6 hasn't much room on it, but l
don't suppose you'd want more than
five courses for dinner when you hadn't
company" said the big woman. con-
siderately. The little enc gasped
slightly.
''Oh. no; not more than four or Ave, 2
she agreed. "Ny husband sometimes
likes 20 have just three. He is fond of
simple things"
The Lamar register., 1896-05-23

Italy. after enjoyiug an uuusuaiIy mild
winter Is now haviaE the cadest and
stormlest spring within the meusary OF the
oldest inhahliaut
The Lamar register., 1896-05-23

Pisors Cura for Consumption Is the h.s,
of all cough cnres.-scorge W. Lots, Fa-
bucher, La, August -, 1898.
The Lamar register., 1896-05-23

sfuxIe befgF h-rnrsr f1F f--sal- Do aot =,
aecszyes 81 worthless ifnitstieus sst erss erasss
dsfcet fron az asd get the l1west saoistsgi'
fRED MUETLER ltis Larassr StTesS
DenHer Gasorzdo
Goods s~ut for e1sminatinn-
The Lamar register., 1896-05-23
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The CITY SolonS Hold a FlrSt-C ass Reg.
ular Meeting.
IMPORTANT RIfoRTS

The hniil ~ aldermen met IN regular
session last ni.'t
Present Mu,ut laldtidgr, Aldrtm,n
outright cummings. lifFkmrit. Long.
steven. ami uj,Iu Hnd tIrTk IINuu.
Nh-,ut VI 'rfn,n simpler and Gtuu..
frd
Ia" minute II the pre-, iou, meeting
wrr" read aul approved
The paw tuI. lot the month ul nrcrm
Ter was frad aud allowed.
The following bills were approved hy
the finance committee AMI the clerk III.
s,fucted to- draw warrants lot same.
". l.. 1rmhir y Co vi U
strong \ llr-."lirn ~ go
Albuquerque TIA, Go iH
u. T., llorklu-, ~" bill - ~
j. 4 kHldfldge |, "a
\. j. Crawford ....... % 80
The street committee WAS instructed tu
ascertain the cost ~ grading Twelfth and
Fourteenth streets from Roma avenue Ia
III" mountain tnad, aud report n, next
meeting
The matter ~ granting title to land In
the Francisco Nrmilu y Oteru addition,
belonging H. Hop" AMI R"Icy, will he ~.
ported upon ut the next meeting 10y the
city attorney.
The marshal was instructed tu Inform
merchants, displaying their g,SSis oI the
sidewalks. that the, must respect the Ut.
dlnance relating thereto.
The matter NJ placing telephone poles
fut the new Telephone company through
alleys and streets WAS discussed. aud I'm.
ally referred a. the mayor aud marshal
with power tu act.
The water committee Wa instructed
tu ascertain thr r,'-t II erecting twu stand
pipes, within the business portion ~ the
rliN, aild tu t"ISft at next meeting
lrfk ir'uu Nd~ instructed Ia uutiiN
Irfirrtu NfmlJu from whom the city
rents present huliing, that hr would
have {" comply with lease ~ Ia painting
-aIi hullilug, ~ forfeit the amount II
SluH
utdluiuc" W.. T., governing license
lot hail shows. Wa read. II amends ulI
"tdlniuc" rs reducing the price from
$40 tu ~ per night The ordinance
Wa, lost
The matter ut placing a hNifant IL"
tween the passenger aud freight hrN,t,
wa- discussed, AMI referred tu the water
committee b. report At next meeting.
The street committee tpIOrt.d un III,
drratrd condition II sidewalk un H.,
rdt side ~ third street between Rail
road Hnh huld avenues krpnu accepted
aud III" clerk instructed Ia notify owner
" ~ail" to appear before next meeting al
council L. show cause why said sidewalk
should not br DECLARED nuisance"
Clerk rrpnrtrd license issued a.! month
Of December. apl.5'; credited hN treas
nfrt'- receipt a. that amount.
Marshal trpufted Tor month 1T Nmrm
hrt receipts from Nil sources, f2N3.jn
expenses hep'ng destitute and sick
t1H!c,, aud credited 10y trrasurrr'S H.
crIpts, s94.D, Ills rrport for DrcrmhcI
showed collected f2li, total number Z"
arrests 81 total number II meals serve,
IN jail. NJ total number ~ dogs kill~!
-, due IH,icr Judge from city, s23; TX
pcn4,~. tjj.JO.
The board then adjourned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
NEW MEXICO.
items Of Interest Clipped From the
Territorial Press.

II reports are true Ilagrrmau - -onn
g. haN" u cannrrl, Seems ~ though the
rrro- valley get, about everything II
needs. kdiA current.
They are sticking we'll ia White OAKS
HE Eagle -aN~ "lhl, T. the second day
~ IN" urw lrar aud up {" the time ~
going to rfr--. lu q. W.. uu violation ~
the pledge mair uu the 1T have hrru
tuIufir',
,h,d Dispatcher III. urh-ou. who has
resigned hI, position her" /" drrrIt the
pr-Itluu ut tfalHui-tri at Nuyai'~, left
tu.dhN tot h- new pn~t 81 duty. MI Iih-
,"u removal 'rnu Ration l. regretted hN
all vito known HIM Ration HrI"rtrr
san Pedro item ~ the Crflllr~ Rust.
let -iN,. WORK j. hriug done un more
mining clam, ~ tn NirImN Than ever
h,Iurc. aud there l. telling among
mlucI- that tn, NrHr viii hr markrd hl
great -tIllr- IN the Development " our
fr~uutcr..
III" Ration Range AS. the santa Re-
\uN MEXICAN l. ~ duult how II viii dis
l'"-r 81 ia" New MrNic" delegation tn the
ndtIutal republican convention We
observed thai ~ullr time aga. and Ill"
doubt ~rrllI- io hr annoying the New
Mexican \rtN much.
Tia" i,lladaluupr t,ull and Copper ruin-
panI. ~ which X. t.. lhlcumh and l.. y
iurh are interested, have put fourteen
men AT WORK uu III" san Rafael mine
taking "ui ore, aui expect Ia blow IN the
copper company ~lrli"r al san Pedro
next MONDAY. II l. the intention Ia treat
ahuut seventy five tons u day. hut the
company expects iu increase this ~ the
near future. lrrrlllus hustler.
The following New Mexico appoint
m"nl- uIsn III" stan III Iirnrral Ivan |
Walker, IT indianapolis. ruIIlliandrt-lu
rhlri IT the 'rand Army IT the Republic
have hr'u auuuunrrd IN general orders
". :. Fletcher, "i santa Fr. assistant IN
~Isrtnr general; aii IN military inStrur
llun ~ public -chu"ls. iuN. r.. :. Stu,rT
/ "i albuquerque" aldrs-d"-camp. 4. "
| Rrkard, IT Ration. and John 4. Ross. ii
Las Vega.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
SCHOOL BOARD.
The Members Held a Regular Meeting
LIST Night.
NEW CLERK riECTED

The .rh,S,l board net lat night at the
ollie" II RM. H. lHNNu. With ,,r,iirnt
kuhn ~ ~" char.
Present Trustee. NrllIrton. Mhf,hall,
llamm, ~n,drf. Chimnrtlu Albright aud
l"tk ntun-lrh
absent. Trustee krru.
un the request ~ President kuhn-. IN.
mriiatcly aftrt the toll wa, called Il e
order II hu-inr-. W. changed. and \ ice
President Chamhrtlu was asked IT, takr
thr char.
Trustee kuhu- thyu mu,rd that tlrik
htun-trli be- dismissed. which Wa see.
undrd by Trustee snyder, aud cattird lN
the following vote
Yeas Trustee. kuhu- snyder, Mar.
shall, Albright
NaI- Trustee Nrttlrluu hamhrrln,
IIamm g.
Absent lfu,tr" hr"u
President kuhn. then asked ~u,lrr IT,
Sc ~ cl"IN, tlr dismissed rhrl. "
/ ,uW t"ld, having rN a.. rwm ,'..
/ h"N""l returned .hn', r' wr.l
|",,r o. thr hrrl the book. etc
o." minute Il lh. pre-, .ou, r,rrtius
We're rr,d. Nauuu. communications we're
AIS. read -.,"rm referring 10 the iu.ur
'ur, uu -cbn huIllug.. AMI referred IT,
. 90. pr.p.r committee
/ superintendent llrdIu urI Treasurer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

Ihr pfctrNt tuf the Buu.h Invasion VI
. the lfar.,aal rrruhlir T.. That foreigners
/ lNug ~ that republic AZ taxed more
/ h"a,N than N, native citizens. This.
/ john lull regarded ~ q NrtN grieNuu-
wrong. AMI h. felt himself called uIpn
g. ~ ~ ami night IT, Nul th" way hr
| PROPOSED ~ dp II was tn march into the
country with -tfung tutc", well armed
with Maxim guns, ami when the lhrts
had been licked hr would make them pay
the rKIrn-r- ~ the war. incidental, TAX
lus ~ part II his compensation lot his
valuable services several hundred square
miles ~ valuable mineral country, m.
cluding some II the richest mining ter
rilnfN uu the continent. That wA- the
plan, and that the tilIhu,trting rNp,qll.
ton 81 liur.uli wa c,puNrd at hN the
colonial authorities AMI also hl the home
guNrtum,lIt, there j. ~ reasonable doubt
~" "lurutpotItcd company" j. u CON
Germ r"mp'-'d ~ -"Iil" "i the most prom.
lu,m mru VI kugMui one ul the
queen. soils LAYS hrlng director It
l. engaged ~ mining ~ south Africa,
and II rNetrd the rIch territory ui the
b-r~. .ldiIr-uu VA, al rmpluNc II tht,
cuinvAnN AMI h. wa- ~'ut forward {" At.
tack Johannesburg and It wa- -uppr-, i
that When the trouble came. IT," ttrgu
~, ~ J"hauur-hufg mostly English
and N-tIalian would revolt, aud gen.
"ral breaking up Il things would follow,
to- result uuall, ~ puttlug the disputed
territory within ihr lirItl-h lines,
That was thu plan, tut 1t didn't WORK,
The turrignrt- didn't revolt and the
I,Ht- went cut ani gave Jameson a ter.
uhlr ihu,,hng. AMI Instead 81 capturing
the country h., went back broken w aud
lrmuralIlcd aud INSTEAD 81 the wealth
and honor that would have been shower.
rd upun MIN II hr had been Victorious, Il"
l. gwen Irunhrad court marshal and
shot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

Albuquerque east. 10 cOnnec, with the
southern Pacific system somewhere In
Texas. The southern Pacific Il not pnp.
ulnr in thor districts wherein II has n
monopoly. hrcau.r, like all the rest ~
thcn,. It charges all that the traffic will
beat hut with competitor like the san
taFc 1t would b. one u the hest roads W.
could have.
Ihr result ~ the rt-rn, legal contest
viii h. watched with a g,..i deal ~ inter.
80, ~ the rruprul Albuquerque, .lnr"
thr uutrum, J, millrr that very cl"~cli
concerns the future OF th" town, We
wish ~ hum tu,thrr party IN the tight
bat We want urW Iur {" the East To-.
cause w. need IT,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
rrnnirnuiAL CoSyrSrioS,

The republican territorial convention
will probably not be called Till May, but
II IL proI1r for the republicans of the ter.
ritory a. take plenty ~ time a. II. and
talk the matter over In advance
New Mexico will he entitled under the
cal! Ia six delegates In the coming ma
tinnal convention. AMI Ia avoid t!,e danger
Of causing -rehesa In the ranks by hay
ing t0 many uf them chosen from any
one locality, II would be we'll a. have IL
understood In advance that the territory
IL Ia le divided into three delegate dis
tricts-nOrth. south AMI central, and that
two delegates and two allernates will he
allotted "a each district. That would
make perfectly fair division. aud would
give representation Ia the republicans oi
~ all sections ~ the territory,
And there should hr 10 instructions.
The delegates chosen "a represent Us
should ~ IL the national convention un.
trammell",i, and perfectly free tO do what
ever may ihru appear Ia be host Tor the
Interests II the party aud the territory,
The prominent candidates for the nom
inatlon are all gESl men, and the repub-
leans " New Mexico could cheerfully
support any tile ~ them,
We should have gUL strong delsga-
ton, representative NJ the republicans oi
the whole territory, aud not handicapped
by any formal instructions. and In that
Way W. shall have chanc" Ia make the
influence " New Mexico felt IN the ma.
! tlnual convention
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
The Iiuiida,. IsuH.

The year lN,Hi II n leap year When the
year l. dome there will h. no other leap
year until l!Hu. The dear girls should i'm.
prove their pri, ilsges while lN.#i lasts, for
thu interim 81 eight years Is u long one.
The addition ~ an extra day Ia February,
this year. throws most ~ the holidays Ia
the rnd ~ the week. IN 1850 for instance,
Independence day came nn Thursday; In
lS.Hi II comes on saturday. Mashington's
birthday and DECORATION day alSb come on
saturday In 1881, and Christmas comes on
Friday, Thanksgiving day, being always
her, aud lAhnr day. coming on the first
saturday ~ September, are not subject Ia
the mutations which affect other holidays.
Easter sunday comes nn April 9Th. nine
days earlier than IN 1885. This, NJ course,
shortrns the social season prior Ia the be-,
ginning Of Lent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
IINniA A. AlrIrkai.

Although In the first instance rs slug.
gish rs u tortoise. the kidneys hc0mr ~
lively ~ u cricket when u healthful in.
pulse II given a. them with llost-tteT' :
Stomach Bittsrs, II promoter ~ activity IN
these organs which counteracts tenden.
cy Ia their lethargy and disease. lnaction
~ the kidneys, IL should lie remembered,
Is the first stage Of ,h0-e dangerous renal
maladies against which the resources II
medical science are t0O often exhausted
In vain. Peril II forestalied by the hit
ters, which ayeTts Brighi's disegS,', dia-
RteS, dropsy, gravel aud the troubles
arising from u weak bladder. Equally
eiiicaciois IL Il IN checking and eradirat,
ing nlalarial, bilious and nervous all
n,ents. Dyspepsia, constipation and rheu.
niatism. Appetite aud slesp are improved
and cOnyalescence II FASTENED by It's he'
nsticpnt action. Either when health i
slightly or seriously impaired, the value
Of this restorative and preventive medi'
cine Is speedily made manifest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

TnE Elkins resolution which passed the
senate yesterday b, an almost unaninluus
vote. administers the r,errSt rchnke Ia
Cleveland and Carlisle that any admins.
tralion ever received from congress, II
states ~ plainly ~ II expressed In ~
many words, that congress regards their
former lnnd deals ~ ~ questionable hon
rsty, AMI II WAS passed immediately In
order H. head ufI another ~ the same
sort.
lnE Las Vegas Examiner a!s, "A lie
clsiun IN the Atlantic y Pacific case,
making II an independent read, would
he one II the Hest things that could hap.
pen New Mexico IN general aud Alhu.
quer1ue Ia particular"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

II Is llrr ."N. ul-rNrr ant directed of
the weather, santa BE- Wuung I" lIu
tltlzi>, ,al- the rule ~ H-' M thr
nlt"d ~iair- Weather hurrau tur deter.
mining whether daN l. clear, parity
cloudy NJ cloudy ate "A, iolluW-
II the ~ average thrr,. lrut',, Ut les,
covered with clouds between sunrise and
-,IiI-"l the ddN T. recorded "rlrdt 30 II
more than three tenth, and u"t more
than seven l"nlh~. the daN j. rrcpttl,d
''partlS cloudy, :" II IA" ~ average m"rr
than seven tenth, the day (, rrcHdrd
cloudy"
There l. nu WAY ul determining lr
exact amount at rl.Liluy-- oulN ~ thu
personal estimate ~ the observer. tut
usually ole, Nrr1 "t considerable rNIrf.
fence dn not materially !iiirr ~ their -.
timatr, II should. however. l." horne ~
mind that II j. an estimate and d,-.- nn,
have The mathematical accuracy found
~ Temperature Ircurd- aud rainfall
measurement
| AM NrIN glad ,, -'r influential pdIH't-
III the territory taxi an Interest ~ this
work AMI hlwaN- luNlt" ~ugg"-iIuIi- aud
criticisms that w. NAV make go -,.INIr,'
II the gIrdir-i I"--lllr hrl ~ 1" the
public.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
In,i,i.d T." statehood

Ia" present cuugt"~- ought 10 pa--
promptly bills iuf the admission VI uklA.
hunia, Arizona ant NV MrNIru. NJ
tire" ~ these territories afr entitled tu
admission, AMI {" krrp ,hrm out any
longer than necessary tu ,iillr them o.
erect state guNrrumvut- would hr au "a
justice. II i CONTRARY tu thu -wttt a
the constitution AMI IA" Mon tu main
tain territorial governments after com
munltir- under such governments a.,
qualified tut -tatrhsd. here !. u,
doubt that all three " IA" trffIt,fir,
uaurd Iv'--'-- the requisite qualification.
fur -tatrhrrl They have huth vupun
ton and wealth rurugl tu maintain
state guNrfumrri- ant -lur, III" lrupl,
want tr l." admitted II Is Wtrut and
injustice h. drptnr th"m of the u,u
I'll iLSu Tribune.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
ABSOLUTELY T,lRE


IN" lat general assembly passed An
act providing that mo person shalt
Nil ~ wound, rnsnare Or trap, any
wild turkey or quail within this terri.
tory between the first ~ January aud
the first day ~ october IN each aud
every yrar The same law also makes
II unlawful Ia Kill. rnsnare or trap
any Wild turkey " quail within this
territory between the ist day ~ March
aud the 1T day ~ October In each and
every wear. Provided. further, that II
shall H. unlawful Ia ensnarr OF trap
quail u, any time" 4 violation " the
law means a penalty II not leSs than t2i
nor n"Ir than ga. ~ imprisonment In
the county jail fuI not lrr- than ten nor
utulr than tmirty days,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

At the hands Of his party. he wants his
outrageous conduct In the organization
~ the ,hIrty.nrt Legislative assembly
approved, aud therefore h. wants Ia e
elected chairman u the democratic terri
torial committee, and also wants H. e. a.
u delegate IL the democratic national
convention from New Mexico TN. am
hitlun tn him seems lauhahlr. hut e.
others It IL not Surveyor GENERAL ti..
lev l. stt"ng, suspected of having ~"
same desires, aud there are several other
democratic uilicr holders who WI.ha tin.
go ~ III" pic. N the forthcoming
meeting II the territorial democratic
committee, j. II. Cfist l. to hr asked I"
resign AMI Lorion Miller l. t. -up into
hi- -hu,-, II rn--ihlr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

MutN the klkius tc-olu,iun ut ,r-tct.
day becomes Law. without the PRECEDENT.
signature there Will be- ~ uufr honl
steals. When II becomes uccc--ai, there
after, 1" issue hund- tn al up drmo.
cratic drhcit, they will be- publicly AL
Nrr,l-'d, AMI -old Ia the hgh,s, bidder.
There viii be- no more niur million dol
lar Joh- for the syndicate.
br h- prompt and heart, cougratula
ton " President Brucgcr Emperor vii
liam ga," n very cruel slap Co. hi grand
mother.
uth folks have permitted Phoenix Ia
get away head NJ ~ M N, Nav NJ blow
ing about climate Nruught tu reform
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

\. !, Harrison. II Sncorro. II making
arrangements Ia de- considerable work oI
III" silver and lead claims u Captain
lack Crawford AT tripping Springs, mad,
famous man! wears ago 10y long lndiaf
warfare and trouble aud later ~ helms
the scene uf the rescue from the Indian,
IL the colnnrl- daughter In captain jack,
story entitled "turpral brown" Mr.
Harrison will put u number u miners I,
work inr ia" putp'-r Of exposing tn
great hSlN ~ ore SUPPOSED to exist ON tn
property, ~ that when Mr., Crawford r.
turns Ia u frw months, accompanied by ,
number NJ rartrrn capitalists, the que-
ton IT making u satisfactory sale will b,
easy. SAN Marclal lier.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
Imr n,rr NM nrnr.

" ON AND MELL-TRIED REMEDY.
Mr~. Mln~l"w's >,othing syrup hnS been
used lur over nifty years 10y millions ~
mothers Tor lh,it children while tcrthng
with perfect success. IL -,rthrs the child.
-'it"ns IL" gums. allaI1 all pain, cures
wind collie, and j. the heSt remedy Tor
iiarrhra. l. pleasant tn the taste. Sold
10y druggists In every part ~ the world.
twenty five cents a bottle. it, value II
incaculAhlr u" sure aud ask for Mrs.
NinSlo~'s S1thlng syrup, and TAX" no
other kind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

VI the regular communication III AZ.
Tee lodge >u 3. \. r, N \. VI. the follow
ing officers were elected fur the ensuing
year
Elias r.. hay, " VI; Vincent Il. MAY.
;, W; Lawrence lAlnlnt, j. "; Nuna
Raymond, treasurer; Henry Stnrs s"rrr.
tary. TIL" following appointed officers
were installed also: T.. II. Curran, ;. H.;
". II. II. Lirwrll!n. j. H.; Martin Lob.
man, ;. =; ". II, Skilmorr, j, =. John
Clark. tilirr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11

4 gentleman, writing from Bland.
says: "Rumor has II that the new Santa
Fe l. about to take up the rails on the
Carthage branch and Use them towards
building the Cochi,i branch. This IL u
move In the right direction. ~ II would
pay the company largely from the time
the bridge was built across the river. aud
would not only boom that great camp,
but Albuquerque ~ we'll. We hope this
will he done nj once. ~ the camp AMI the
country demand II, aud first intu this
great cnmp will be- first served"