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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

out more favorable Inducements, and the
ofer was refused. The santa pc people
claim that they can build a parallel lime
Tor tN.Wn.Uun. and will therefore only ray
tina, amount for the old ROAD. In addi.
ton It may be- stated that the santa Fe
owns all the rolling stock In uac on the
Atlantic n Pacific. and what IL more i'm.
Iortani, the great bridge across the Col.
oraho rl,rt ut the Needles This being
the cast. II the read falls into the hands
"t u new company, II will be- baily hand.
icapl"1i from the start.
II Is not improbable that the tine ltaL
Ian hand II the southern Pacific IL play.
Ing part IN the settlement ~ this Al
lantic n Pacific litigation. The santa
Fr, II whu-e system the Atlantic X
Pacific AMI the California southern are a
part. Is III" only real competitor that the
great facitic coast octopus has In Cali.
fornia. IT, lin. Ia los Angeles, san
Diego aud other southern California
points l. n fayurite one with winter tour.
lists, aud has always been regarded with
eh'iou1 eyes by the Southern Pacific.
v haie,er II can do ~ break the santa
fe connections, IL may be depended on ~
io. but with the rolling stock ON hand,
and the ownership " the great Colorado
fi'er bridge, and with money AT com.
maud, II l. not a. be doubted that the
santa Re will maintain it, line a. the
south Pacific coast. Denver News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
PETER AT THE PASS.
SshCr snd His Suite Have Arrived al
y PaSo.
GoNI fNto oUARTIRs

quite large r"wd gathered ut tn,
Texas \ larliir drput this mufulng {,
seq Peter Maher ~ hr Stepped un Ia,
train, saws the ~ ra-u llrfald NJ Sdluf
day evening. The train was an hour aud
n half late. tut the crowd waited lust the
SANE i- the cars stupIpd ut the drIpii
everybody made u rush tuf the front plat.
tutnl ~ the -lrrIpr. aud ~,zn the man
that J. L. meet BOh tltzslmniun4 emerged
from "a" dDr. aud then everything Wa-
hustle and hurry. The frITrtct had n
few words with Mahrt, hut he was not
Inclined Ia talk much, aud ~pn a hack
Wa filled with Peter and his party ami
driven down to the Grm. lhrf. thry all
got cut and vent into the back fuum
where they had n .hur, consultation with
Ian stewart, and then tlr part, left fur
the \rndnmr hotel where the, viii tab,
ny Temporary living quarters
Mahrf's party. besides himself. consist
~ j. J. quinn. hi manager Pete Ruru.,
John Quinn, fhil l"wry anu Jrtt, Mar
shall
Peter Is lafg" fellow. an from short
acquaintance srvnl- tn beet q very quiet
disposition. MI the m,n ~ the party
are large, excepting Mar-hal,
NV lNlHNA'l h"hsl fNfl ll''N Nv wv
aud the hlg hIl"w answered that hr va,
III first elias condition, lie saId hr had
u g,-rI lrip luwn here. tat vs.. hiI uut
several times on the wdN ~ accidents url
the railroads.
Manager QUINN i-H man ~ hil-iur-~
AMI i always "n the muNr NJ Iuaf
t"fs have vet hrn taken 10y The party
bat the, will probably remain IA III IA~u
~ several parties have nhrrrd thrm uuIf
tet~. bath I" train anh Nv" ~, aud Mah,t
Will begin training night away Tor the
battle which hr consider, The light III h.
life
JsIfN Marshal. the culurrd l-N IN the
party j. matched H. night hrufgr lIiNuu.
Marshal Is an uld l,rking chap. aul
thrt" l. discrimination ~ hi- eve. IT, said
lc was feeling ilf-t rate and would get
night down To- training ~ Iu'rkl, ~ I-,-
Sihlr
III" whole party We're IA g,-d spirits.
and 10 one duuhird hut that The ulglllstIr
carnival would be- u -ucrr-- IN ,NrrN par
tlculAt
The Tribune ~ SATURDAY. evening ~IN-
II has been many day since RI l'a-o put
un such u lively spirit a. ~lr did un the
nth hay ~ January. lN't,. and III" s""Iu,I
Ia lT all Agug over the ltl,hinau'- AT.
rival. There l. 10 doubt hut what our
people haN" come tea realization of the
iact that IN" coming gluN" carnival viii
enhance III la-u'S interest tua wonder.
lul degree, AMI tu-,lAN'- demonstration
clearly proves that she Is heart AMI sui
~ the increment aud that there IL uu
mistake III her standing pat with the
hand she hold. " has been said before
III thrS" columns, the carnival will hr the
greatest ii~tlr event that Will have ever
taken Plar" in IL" wuTld.and Ian ~luaft'S
nam" VIII Il" hrraldcd Ia all quarters 81
III" gloh" ~ the premier -INr,lng mauip
ulAtnr that the sun has ever ~nuur uISu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
IMMIGRATION BOARD.
Particulars Of the Meeting In Santa Ee
YESTERDAY.
J J LrIsoN. oF SocoRRo, PRESIDENT


~. ..,
Inv Ng"'ht annual meeting "t Tie
New M"A'c" Bui"au ~ lmmlgid,iul tuuk
place at santa Fr yesterday. \pprndcd i,
a bst ~ ia, ,,.,,I.,. -, e.. ,,,l a..
",,,,,ia. ,,..,' ,.,,, , Wv . ... W,
c"u"'l'N 'i"'h "hlrh th'H are appointed
ahd III" da'" IT Their qualification u
nhirr.
L.RE, rauIin. of san .lu,n ,u,l,p d,
1,I, ar is,," '' '"''' ''"''' "
Henry rrant. Of Rio Arr,ha. qu.l,GrI
I.r. Martin ~ Tao. ouaI,G,J March
u is,,; wv" '''' W '"''' ''"''''' ""''''
H. +. Mroa,., If cmt, ,u,l,G.,
,n,,., -, 80, ,." wy Vt '"''"N' P""'''''''
Vicente Mare. If Mar, on,i,n,, ,r,,
=, ,sY. So ""'''' VI MUM q"'''''" July
+. \. Mauzanarrs. Of san Niy,I.l anal.
ihrd March -, 1880.
IN"h7' ~ SANTA re- luhlliled
NJ g., -, ..,,.r l.. .,,o., ,.n
>, $3.50.
j. g. clancy, " Guadalupe, qualified
'pil.' ~ ,, 49,,
limits i"ri w. W '"''"'''''' ''''"'''''''
T. =. Stn,er Of Iatnalillu. qualified
AptIl 8. lSi'5.
s'" W,'s'"'" '"'e"''a' P""i'h''
I.,.nu ~ S,curr, ,,,,Iir,I
March -. 1885.
Nicholas ,'all"-, ~ sierra, qualified
~" II - .., ,-.,,, ..,,,,., ,.
n ISLi
j. \. Baird, II bona Ana. uunlinrI
Mhtrh ~. 1870,
AMI III 49,, N""' '" '"'''" A""' ln"'l'le"
IL a. Sn,w., -, t,,,,,. ,.,,,,u.,
April |. 1856.
I" H. Rirhard-on. ~ ChDyrs qualified
MA! :" 49,. 80. , 81,
is,; ''''''s' W '"'"'' '"''''''' "p'"
Tn, h,a,d ma, .t ,no,n.., -, thai,
s.. ~ 81 H., a.. -.
there were present eleven members Of IA.
board, n follows; M...r., n y Nc,;nr.
,ry, Ernest Movers. =. T. hitting l.. r.
r.. Paulin. Francis Downs. A. j. I,.mi..
H,lrslo Rnn,r, Vicente Mares. Henry
Grant, j. j. l.rr~on and Gov. Thornton,
who. under the law. /. px-otllcio member
II the board
In the absence Of Hon. r. 4. Mama.
mares, the PRESIDENT Judge lawns, of
santa Pc, the only republican member ~
the h,ard. hy the way. who wa4 present,
was chosen trnInrar, President. Srcrc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
POULTRY SNOW.
III" 1hird Annual rouiir, show Sos In
Progress,

III" 1hird Annu.I roulir, show Sos IN
Progress,
The poultry show now In progress Al
the Old Columbus Cafe stand on Second
street. IL thr third annual exhibition held
by the New Mexico Poultry association.
This year the exhibit II better la DUAL.
ity IT stock than ever before. The citi'
zens ~ albuquerque should turn out and
patrOnizr this. one ~ the leading indus.
tries II the territory. The association II
small IN membership. but they arr work,
ers, and will gladly receive ANY une wish.
Ing IA join the association.
All the birds are now In position aud
the place l0ks nice. being prrttily dec
Grated with bunting. Judge J, e, Sny'
der, the Islltry expert. commenced his
work. that ~ scoring the fowls. this
morning, with ". :. Low. a. his a4-is'
iant. The largest class ~ fnwls " the
barred Plymouth Rocks. which goeS Il
show that this IN the most popular breed
IA this territory.
Some extra fine specimens ARE an exhi'
bitten. Among our town exhibitors AT,
y. u. Prntt, A. y. uyrrman, Prof, Chase
l.. ", Roberts; and they have aIIiie A
birds here, which proves that Rah birds
eau h" RAISED on town lots anh Ia the
back yards.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
SIIN>>ON N>DiiI>oN.
H"h"ri D. Shaun"s and NJ. Jrpni- ~.
drr.nn Married.

Ii"h"ri D. Nhaun"s and NJ. Jrnni. ~.
d-r."n Married.
Last night. January -. lN.Hi. At I.al
"'cl"ck, Robert f.. shannon formerly II
this city, now II san Mnrrlal aud Mrs.
Jennie Anderson, NJ las Angeles. cat.
were united IN the holy bund- IT wr,lI"rk
al the Lead avenue Methodist c'ufch.
Rev. Atkinson officiating.
The church was packed with inv tied
friends, aud thr cuupl" lunkrd the prfsun
ihcatiun al happiness ~ th"N marched
down the aisle Ia the altar, where they
received the words that made them hlis.
hand and wife, and lei no man ~ ANY
one else interfere to put asundrr tho-"
sacred rites
The brides dress waI whit" satin, with
pearl shell trimmings, aud she HlSn wnrr
"a veil. besides carry ing n banquet ~ lilies
81 the valley. The gr,pnll and h'>t mau.
Mt, j. X. Nrncill, IL san MaTcial. wore the
regulation black. Miss "rnTl Saunders,
~ this city, the bridesmaid. wore u pink
china silk. trimmed with alrncirIe-
lace, aud carried IA bouquet ~ white ear.
nations and h,aclnth-.
An elegant supper was served NJ the
home II MIR. and Mrs. \. II. Meyers, un
Suih First street, which was rnJoNrd
anl where the turkrri mandolin club de-.
lighted the gur-ts with choice selections.
The couple left this morning for the
-nih, having IN view tour a. city vi
Nrxlro. They will reside III san Mar.
| rlal.
The following j. the list II presents
From III" gfHIuI, silver tea sci, Mr and
Mrs. H. II. Meyers. father and mother III
the bride, household linen aud sci II
| china dishes, j. h. \rncill. II san Mar
clal, solid silver cake knife, j. j. bona,
hue, ~ San Matcial. silver fruit svnon
Miss Pearl Saunders, handsome silver
salt -I1nn; Mr.. aud Mrs " T.. Mason, II
bohemian water set, Mr., ana Mrs. {. 4
Hudson, iIrr-'lrn china tea set v. H.
Ttimhlr, solid silver carving sci; Mr. and
Mr.. {, \. Martin. ~ san Marrinl. china
syrup pitcher and silver sugar -I"0n; "
u. shannon, -nlid oak extension dining
table. y. l.. shannon, Srt II rnlii silver
knives aud forks; sam Mclaughlin, oi
Hanover. New Mexico handsome inajol.
lea toilet sci; Mr. AMI Mrs thas. Mau.
sar'l, sci ~ solid silver spuns, Mrs. j. II
smith. handsome parlur standing lamp
Miss Carrie Smith, u pair ~ silver nap,
kins rings, Mr.. ani Mrs, Jacob l.col,-
silver frui, basket; Mr.. aud Mrs, !. T.
Sh~an, handsnm" bed spread.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
NAVAJO TRIBE, NO. }.
Improved order Of Red Men Install NV
Officers.

The following officers were duh aisM
ny Installed last evening l., H. r. DaNi-
Past Sarhrni:
{. \, Hawks. Sachsm.
Ed u. Stalsrll. senior Sagamrrr.
t,r", {. tialnsley, Junior Sagamorr.
". ;. Lowe. Chief IL Records.
". v. Mcclellan. kerI@r of Nampum
t,ur,lnn u. Prarcr. First Sannap,
y, II, Dunbar, Second SannHp
W {. b|th, First Warrior.
j. X. shannon, soo"nd NaIiu.
4. 4. Butler. Third Warrior.
John X. Hitchcock. Fourth Warrior.
+, VI. tr~san, First Brave.
H. h. Smell, Second HraNe.
g. Il. Smell Third 81.
VI. VI. cruise, Fourth Bra,r.
The meetings Of this tribe are increaS
ing IN Interest very much. and are ap
prrciated by all members. Come out mex,
Monday evening, ~ business ~ great i'm
I"rtancs will come up. Every menlbeI
j. requested Ia l~ sure and attend. v,
want Ia make arrangements for the cum
ing visit ~ our Great chic. Anirew u
Patton. Great lnc0honee ~ the treat cmin
ril ~ the United States. Any member
who misses that meeting will miss 1
treat. v. :. LusE, Chief ~ Records
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
wASHTNerUNi
The Santa Re Gran, In the Supreme
Court.
ARGUMENT OF Mr. cATRoE

kdhurs Chtru
Washington, Jan the Santa ~
land grant case was called IN the lnitcd
states supreme court yesterday, and wa
argued very ably by Assistant United
states Attorney dickinson for the United
states, and w. II. Pope. Esq., Tor the city.
aud the case was continued TIL to-day.
This morning immediately upon the
solemn announcement ~ III. opening "
court 10y the crirr, Hon. 7. H. Catrun. del.
egate from New Mexico. arose. and At
l2N2 =. N. began the closing argument
In behalf ~ the city u santa fe. From
the very beginning IN this. his maiden
EFFORT before this august tribunal. he
spoke In u clear, distinct and resonant
voice which was clearly heard aud under.
stOod In every part IT IL" supreme court
rUom. lie seemed t. have all u his points
In the case we'll IN hani, aud had his
authorities ~ that h. could quickly re-
fer a. them without lO~- ~ time. lie
was accorded careful aud u. elu-est ri
tehtioh 10y every member II the court,
and was picd with questions by the chief
justice AMI different associate justices.
each ~ whom -"smei Ia especially take
n deep interest "a iniS cae. Sir Catron
slrke ~ u" records AMI facts IN thi- Aad
similar case. from y wears ago H. the
present time. When h. gave thr exact
facts IN the san Francisco AMI other tai
ifutuia cases Associate Justice Field, ~
California, the father" ~ the court, nv.
ettrd his eyes upon him aud kept them NJ
f"r quit" a white. Whenever questioned
10y any member u the court upon span
iSh, Mexican ut California law. dates ~
facts, he "a- prompt sith a satisfactory
reply. Mr.. tatr"n occupied thirty five
minutes NJ time, NOT a second IT whicL
was lost, and i've minutes over the time
assigned him. His brief, submitted IN
this case, covers twenty printed pages.
Hon Matthew Il. Reynolds, the aS,I,.
tant United states attorney, and also the
United states attorney for the court ~
private land claims. then followed lie
has quite frequently appeared IN eases
from the court ~ private land claims H..
fore the nited States supreme court.
Like Mr. Catrnn hs spoke IN loud and
distinct voice, with great rarnestnrss
throughout his entire rIrrrh. Ills rnun.
citation waS perfect, lh"-" who have
heard him sirlk Ia the land court i'm
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
IIII DISTRICT COtnT.
The iudg" nun- nis r.non Through a
>uui,'r 81 Gases.

! The judg" Nuu- Nis f'1'II Through a
>umirr 81 Gases.
II Wa auuuincri that court would lie
rIllri -tiIrtlN AT H..n u'rluck AZ that
| hour Their" was hut one lawyer IN the
court rruu Judge ll"acGk. Judge Col
Ir"r called III" docket promptly, however,
and several eases wrr" rri"gat,si tn oh.
,rurllN. Int III" present nj least.
John g. Albright ", Lehman Spirgrl
INK. gnrni-hlnrnt under executions from
santa fr county, dismissed for want NJ
prosecution.
IA" following rHlIsr- were diSniSs,I
H. the plaintiffs Frank n kakan ".
Ju-r VI \paIaca 1t al, assIIlnp-ii by at.
rarhmut, T. i, Malny ". The Rio
lrauir Irrigation ami Colonization com.
PAM a-sumpslt; Manheil Rr= \ Go. W.
~anrh"l aud Rivers. aS-ump-it, Gallup
coal 60, W. Fred. llplton. a>suIuj~it by
attachment, Henry l.. Warren 1T nj. ".
Manuel Antonio Jaramlllo 1T AL. tres
ra-- "n the ease uI the premises: Jesus
\fniJn JaraInillO ", Ir-iIs AnAyA IT AL
IN thu case III IL" Ifr~crnt Coal c0nl-
piul ", Matthew Flrhior. aSsump-it hy
attachment, the court rulrd Tor the dr.
iruhhnt Ia plead 10y the incoming ot court
uiI the 18th inst,
Wv NEl'' lsdli'i ~ tAAAlf NNiilIdnN w.
Edward r., \hrll, tTespass on the case,
continued by consent.
Nttlcklrr. Mariner n 60. ". II. {.
Ourar, a>-unIp>lt. alias ordered,
The answer IT H. Eta Trimhle 10 the
hill II complaint IL john =. Ttimhle fnr
divorce. Na- filed this morning The de-
frndiut admits III" marriage and living
with complainant and that there has
hsn ~ issue. aud denies sIIec-
llira'lN zach aud every other allegation
mai" ~ the complainant,
This morning cas-" WAS Srt Tor trial
m" T. u,- "t which wrr" made up only
ten dan age The ease stands unique In
the l'""" 81 pr"rSp'n"S" IN territorial
Judge collier desires TUT Citizen a.
>aN that the list II setting has been
considerably revised, and that attorneys
-huuli marx their iurkrt list accord
inglN.
Vt II "'clrk lhi, morning AN attach.
mrni Was ISSUED Ia favor ~ the First Ma.
uuudl hank against lrN~rI \ l.rwin>un
let S!.,1'i,'i2, The levy Was made by
,.rriii llubl-il, AMI few minutes there
after q general assignment was made by
the trm Tor the benefit NJ all IL cre,il.
tors, 4 n. Walker IL the assignee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
4 nISiSEsS ~ RrIIiSt
Mo Dr, Good, stare ~ I-.srr A I-wins"n
Closed.

Mo Dr, """d. store ~ Lesser A I"~ in."n
Closed,
This morning. nj II o'rirk. u rumor
Vas put In circulation that the big retail
&y gusiS store IL l.,-resr n lrwinsnIi. ril
hilroad avenue, VIA. ur was ahrut tU hr.
. the hand II sheriff liuhlrll.
II The report. appearing to TN tIrIklN
ridiculous ~ the firm enjoyed n most rN.
eilrnt trade. was considered false. bat Ia
be aftsrnH'n u representative ~ this pa.
pr in,rsti gated and. Ia his surprise.
eund the stare In the hands II sheriff
ubbell and hi" efficient ollie. deputy, I'll,
1 ewcOlner.
The sheriff stated that he had secured
ltarhnleBt papers upon the firm. IN Ia.
pr VI the First National bank, for sums
kgregating IN nund iigurrs ahnut
4 B,tW.
THE attachment was issued 10y the court
II o'rlWk. and few minutes there
Ter u general assignment III the entire
fDck was made by Lesser \ lrwinsou Tor
(e benefit ~ their creditors.
AZ : y. ~. THf CITIZEN representative
BET Inuis Lesser. s"iiur nIrInlrT ~ The
nm, aud he stated that the attachment
Y rning ~ sudden upon them. prsclIiirS
y opinion frun him ~ a. the future ~
nrni. liz stated that h. did not know
4 Assets and liabilities ~ the tirm, hut
4 g positively certain that the FORMER
Wre greatly in excess ~ the latter, and
BAT every creditor. hig aud little. would
\ paid In full.
ri TBE CITIZEN has nothing but kind
birds IL say about Lesser y l@wins"n
#ey were g@,d merchants aud true bust.
ksSs men. aud II pains H. IL make this
I announcement ~ tarir business failure.
i3THE CITIZEN hopes that the. will see
ic3eir WAY clear. and be ready. IN few
tGys. Ia announce 10 the public through
ese columns the resumption ~ husl-
n6ss and that at the old stand.
I l.atrr-lt II understood that the firm
svsll execute bond. and continue husi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
A TAXATION FRAUD.
The Pullman Company Pays New Mexico
the Healthy Sum OF si22.io Year,
Yours truly,
A MlNEL


4 Chapter " ~ the acts ~ the Legislature
assembly ~ 1854 requires the Pullman
6'siR:e Car company. on ~ before March
. In each year, to report under oath tu the
territorial auditor the total number ~
Pullman ears operated IN the territory
During the previous year, the number II
miles ,ra,ets"d 10y such ears IN each
county. aud the total amount II the com.
pan,'s gru-s catning- Ia the territory fI
Shat year.
The act further pro, lies that the rull
nian Palace Car company shall 49, to the
esrritory t2,0 prr ~ on it, gross earn
3ngs IN shown hy it, statement. half ~
Che amount 10 ~ a. the territory and the
other half u I've paid pro rata Ia the sc,.
eral counties through which the ears II
lhe company pass.
"a Under this act the company alsNr men.
ioned reported that II operated LIST cars
D. New Mexico during the year ending
March !. 1870. that It's gross earnings Tor
8he year were S3.NS5,s. and II paid tn the
Gls territory aud several counties a grand
4ptal " tl22.lG IN taxes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

lUst, second vice president; v. u. Stien.
tiitd vice president; Miss Lucille Seelin.
ger, fourth Wee president, Miss Elma '.
lluhl~, Secretary, a. j, lu~t. treasurer
Mi,s Minnie lachrllur. otganist. aud
BRADLEY tray, usher
The fpWorih League DEVOTIONAL -rf.
vices are held ~ sunday evening" ut u .,u
ocluck ~ the lrAi avenue church. The
meetings are increasing ~ interest and
TIE kpwOrtlian- extend cordial invita-.
Ion ~ all a. attend thcm
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

road company. left fm Phoenix, A. T. on
today's flyer. Mt Field remarked that
the question Of the appointment Of y ~
silver Tor the Atlantic n Pacific will not
c me up Al this time which seems " he
The prevailing opinion. but the motion
tof the consolidation " the two cases VI
We United state Irn-t company and the
Mercantile Trust company again-, the
Atlantic \ Pacific Rsilrosd company,
which motion WAS merruled by Judge
Collier, will h~ atgu,yl at Phoenix on FIJI
day before Judgr Hawkins. v. II. Chill.
der-. al~n In the cas-, on the other side,
will leave fuf rh,-nit tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

Mrs. Lila tatlln Muntr. the famous TEN
prtance lecturer, will deliver an addrr-.
this evening ut the mission runm un south
tit~t street Her subject will be- why -
Nfa. Mptr isa very interesting talkrt.
aud everybody who can ought a. ~ aud
hear her white .hr Is In the city. Every.
one Uho heard her last night ramc away
with III" IMPRESSION that ~lw knew what
she was taking aluut.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
OmseT. IIV,I.,l.

The kpwofth League II the Lead Ave
nur Mrthvilst church held All interest
ing business srs-lun saturday evening
Plan, Wrrr lali Tor rafnr-t work foT ~,
coming yraf The names ~ ten new
menilst- Mere added Ia the roll IN,
following officers we're elected: Mis-.
Minnie Bachelor president; Mis- Pear
Strong. dr.t Wee president; Mrs. q. ]
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

\ Chicago part IN IT. railroad col.
umn news, say.
"SI-cia car W. Us. which Is Ia br
used by President T.. T.. Ripley, II the
Aichlon, ~ hl- p'l,.'- ear. has ls'rn
sent from Ihicagu /" The cumpanys paint
shops In Topeka 'or o,erhauling AMI
light repairs. ~ 2is IL the special
which was built tut the personal use ~
John ". R'inehArt. when that gentle.
man was president u the road. In In
terror equipment II far excels the cars ~
other Atchlson officials and In conceded
10 be- one VI the handsomest specials In
the United States. II even excels spec.
ial car No. ~, which has become IN.
NOUS ~ the car which took Judge Collier
and his party on u junkrting trip to
Georgia"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

III" Mahrr Flt2.immon- prlirGght will
come Oil near H. l'asu. Texas. on trhtu.
AIRY I, and II must hr ackuuw l,dgrd TINT
Fitz-immnn- IL the fa,"rltr among the
sports " this citN. Il i, thought. b, uu,
Well known -p"rt. that fitL viii d. up
Peter inside ~ ten rounds, aud thu -puf,
even indulge, IN the belief that Fity.
could HAY" put llmmy torh"tt H. sleep u,
@~ln n he will send Mahrt to the ropes
u wa LEARNED this morning that Nahrr
VIII have hi training quarters nj Las
Cruces
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
Stt IlItt.tIiOi =.
H"ys n".p"iIIng Church Property over
Ia Oid Town.


Ia uld Town.
EliiuT7 iiiIIru
Yesterday, SUNDAY. during -cTN lees at
the spanish Mrth"!i-t church IN old town,
n number ~ American and Mexican boys
ANNOYED the service by throwing STONES
NJ bird that Wa on the top II the TUri
nf the church, S"mr nrighlHr~ Ia the
church, who don't belong Ia this religious
denomination, were melting the bays Ia
continue their annoyance, anh II thrt du
not behave themselves In the future the
course NJ the Law viii h callrd into II.
feet. For years past, bays, aud older pe''-
pie, have been breaking the window lights
Ia the church hullng, AMI II seems that
instead ~ advancing ~ civilization. ""
are growing backwards N regard Ia r.
-lrcting the churches IN old town.
Yours truly,
ANGIINi