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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
City Lofs

FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
lots for homes. close in, and on very easy
terms.i in c. A.. Smiths Third addition;
located on Eighth and Mateo sts, near
seventh street school; these lots are 40
1eet wide, and have an alley of Is feet:
prices $24a $3.50 and $325; $50 down, sid
W. First ST.
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QUOTATIONS.
MONEY QUOTATIONS

BOSTON. July 9.-Atchison 1874: Bell
Tel. 202; Burlington nv; Mexican Central
SN San Diego. 10.
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LIVERPOOL MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. July 9-Spot wheat, steady
with poor demand: No. 2 red winter, 5s Id !:
No California, IS 21sd; futures opened
firm with near and distant positions Ad
higher; closed 1ad higher; business about
equally distributed. Spot corn closed quiet
American mixed, Is 11Ad; futures closed
steady at unchanged prices. Flour closed
dull with a poor demand: st. Louis fancy
winted 6s Cd. Pacific coast hops, 81 los.
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easy At la per cent: last ioan i; oc Closed sa
lQlh per cent; prime mercantile paper,
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FOR SALE-s1275-MAGN 4
large rooms. latest improved cottage;
some home; exceptional opportunity. Ap-
ply to BEN WHITE, 221 w. First st. 10
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FOR E-WIEsENDANGER's SOUTH
End Tract, on Central ave. electric cars;
40-foot lots, $3.50: $40 cash, $S monthly; buy
home for less than rent cement side
BILE in less than year; take VernonIcars
to South End Tract. WIESENDANGER,
" w, Second st-, or n r. o'DEA, S5s 8.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

PERsoNAL-wEB BUY AND SELL ALL
kinds of new and second hand clothing.
TiLTON, $50 8. Spring st. We pay cash ;
send postGi. 6-14-tf
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800 VACANT LOTS FOR SALE IN All,
parts OF the city: some immense oar
gaiEs everywhere. Go to BEN WTHTE.
@Si W. rirst ST. 10
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SPECIALISTS

DIR. R. G. COLLINS. OPTHALMIC OP-
tician, with the Los Angeles Optical In
stitute: eyes examined free. 125 s. Spring
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Real Estate Transfers
THURSDAY. July O. 1895.
Mrs. Ellen N, Couling to Walter e. Han
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WANT ED-TO BORROW


WANTED TO BORROW-I CAN LENT
your money from to 10 per cent a month
NEWLYN, 231 Byrne build. If
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TAHORS

NEIL E R1RTER 'TT,AITf'fIO9Rss--s;TII1;TYs TAffORs-sTI1Ts
mf-de to order; cleaning. dyeing and re-
CAfring a speciality ZIG w. First street.
Hotel Nadeau block. 6-24-97
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All prices OF wallpaper greatly reduced.
A. A. Eckstroan. 32a South SprinG street.
Wall paper, Sc. 328 s. Spring.
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SHE WAS SHY ONE TURK

PETROLEUM.
NEW YORK, July 9.-Petroleum was
uuipt
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HOUSE-MOVflVG


A. F. SLOPER, HOUSE MOVER-OF.
FICE. 1l3 N. Broadway.
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EXCURSIONS

ONCE A WEEK PERSONALLY CON-
Minneapolis and all points, leave Los
Angeles every Thursday via Southern
PACIFIC. Union Pacific, World s Pictorial
Line" and Chicago and Northwestern
railway. crossing the Sierra Nevadas and
passing all points of scenic interest by
daylight. Upholstered tourist cars of
and run through without change. Com
petent conductors accompany each party.
Fastest time. Lowest rates. For tickets
and berth reservations apply to j. III.
PEARMAN, Manager; G. il. HERR, G.
p. A. 223 S. Spring St, Los Angeles, or to
any agent Southern Pacific company.
5 &c
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1915 WILL BUY A NICE LOT; SEVERAL,
graded ready to build on: vicinity Pearl
severed and graded. for S410; worth dou.
BILE, but must be sold: now Is the time to
buy. See BEN WHITE, 221 w. First at,
10
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Country Property

FOR SALE-WANTED EVERYONE TO
get their tickets for Santa Monica auc-
ton; round trip only SOC. Saturday July
trains; must be procured Of H. M. RUS
SELL, 449 Wilcox bldg, or BEN e.
WARD, auctioneer. 1923 w. Third st. 10
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

BARGAIN IN A SLIGHTLY USED
Steinway upright piano. Address K,
box 100. Herald Office.
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NAL-GENTLEMAN OF ABIL-
ity would like to make the acquaintance
of lady with means from 35 to As; object
matrimony and business. Address x o
x, postofflce Los Angeles. IL
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FOR ExCHANGE-HAvE YOIJ RIG
gy, or light wagon to trade for gents
gold watch or hot water Incubator? a.
box 81, Herald Office - = "a "a
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FOR EXCHANGE-FINEN NEARBY NEW
upright piano. for a gentlemans and
iaoy's bicycle. Both wheels must be high
grade. Address H.. box 20 II
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READ BEN WHITES ADS. IN OTHER
columns of this paper; they will interest
you. Office 221 w. First ST. 10
BEN WHITE SELLS AND EXCHANGES
property everywhere 10
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FOR ExcHAN0H-.MIsCELLANEOU.

FOR ExCHANGE-FINE NEW Up.
right piano, for horse harness and busi-
ness buggy; must be AL turnout. .Ad-
dress B., box so. Herald office. II
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personal

PERSONAL---VERY. PROCESS-IRREGJy-
larities, from whatever cause cured
without medicine, instruments or pain:
sure cure; lady specialist; 81 treatment:
only safe and reliable cure. S19 Grand
ave. 1912
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FOR ExCHANGE-sLIGHTLY USED
dress sband bon Rian0 ,i fCr % horse board Ad-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-31
NEWS.

row. The new system to be inaugurated
VIII dispense with the services of al least
half the men in that department.
Flor the be-eit of the public we
state that visitors TO the yard will save
themselves much embarrassment by ap-
plying for admission between the hours
of l. and o'clock. since no one Is admit
ted except by special permission at any
other time.
PERSONAL AND NOTES. Those
who were fortunate enough to escape an
attack # Ia grippe are now suffering
from an epidemic peculiar To spring.
NJ. l.. =. S:earnes went 10 New York
Sunday night for the purpose of accom-
panyinS his wife and daughter home.
officer Gray arrested drunk on
Washington avenue about 3 o'clock yes
ierday. The offender had 4 jewish Ger
man physiogn7my.
Mr.. James Plummer will return from
his home in North Carolina to-day.
While passing. try Jones Arctic soda.
The political atmosphere is daily be-
coming more fogGy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-31
IN THE POLICE COURT.
Several Offenders Against the Inv
Dealt with by Justice Brown.

Newport News. Va, March 31.-(Spe-
cialD-POLICE COURT-Justice Brown
presided.-Archie Flemming and his
clerk, coiored. charged with assaulting
'tne of the formers customers-a bar
room row-the complainant and the
clerk We're required to pay the costs,
Sl.75.
William Allen. colored, who was ar
rested some time since on the charge of
having s!.o; a man in bed, was adjudged
guilty OF a felonious assault. and sent
on to the grand jury.
James Sturgeon, drunk. s4.25.
Jim Brown. cclored, a peculiar case of
larceny, was continued. Brown was
charged with having stolen clothes
which he was helping the washer-woman
to carry home.
POLITICAL GOSSIP.--It was said on
the streets yesterday that meetings
would be held in several wards at 3 p.
m. to-day by one Democratic faction for
the purp Sc bf appointing committees
in order 10 get the ball in motion for the
primary on the second OF April.
SHlPYARD NOTES.-The Stern post
of the Pensacola Pilot Boat has been
put up.
IT is reported, though nct officially,
that night force of machnists will be
put on the first of the month.
An important change will take place
In the housekeeping department to-mor-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-31

1t was finally agreed that one lie
gate and one alternate should he select
ed in each district and that five dele
gates shorld be chosen at large. After
lengthy ballot the following were de-
clared elected:
Suffolk--Jordan Thompson, dclega te:
Exum Whi;e,"alternate.
'Chnckatuck-Alfreh Wilson. delegate;
John Il. Cowiing. alternate
Cypress ,Chapel-W. i. Bond delegate;
John NJ. looth. alternate.
Sleepy flole-Harr.son Smith, dele
gate; Joseph Griffin. alternate.
Holy Neck-!ia:ri.on Cross, delegate,
j. l., c. Walton. alternate
Delegates al I.arGe-C1l l.. y. Harper,
r. NJ. Bruce. a. l.. Harrell. w. IL. Ar
ringtcn aud w. j, Cohcou
Resolutions were unanimously passed
endorsing William Mckinley az Prcs!-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-31
rubIicntions ncceiycd.

SCRIBNER'S.-The Virginian ac-
knowledgcsi the receipt of the April
number of this excellent monthly 1t
abounds with interesting papers, among
which are the following: Lord Leighton
The Dreamer, An Idyl of Two Ways, A
Day at Olympia, The Revival of the
olympic Games, Cinderella, a Baby in
the Siege, The New Photography by
Cathode Rays, and n number of equally
anttrcGing contributions. Price, 25C,.
50 per year. Chas. Scribner G. Sons New
York
THE BOOKMAN.-The April number
of this literary journal has been re-
ceived by The Virginian. It's contents
embrace the following contributions
from well-known writers: American
Feeling Toward England, The Tower
The Billows. NJ. Daudet In His Studio;
Book Binding, Old and New; Paris Let
ter. DIR. Warwicls Daughters, Londor
Dickens and Thackeray; A Mans Foes
Memories of an Artist, The White
Snake; Studies in Theologic Definitions,
The Comedy of Cecilia, and quite n
number of others Price, 20c.; So per
year. Dodd. Mead & Co, Fifth ave.
and Twenty-first street. New York, N
Y.
COSMOPOLITION.- April num-
Der of this magazine is to hand Its
contents are composed of a number of
III ulllCltS anu the lDlIOwlnE are
extracted from them: A Word About
Golf. Golfers and Golf-links in England
and Scotland; Nicissitudes of the Dead,
The Lyceum, Development of the Over
land Mail Service. Mrs. cliffs Yacht,
fiilda Stafford. An Imperial Pleasure
Place. Honest People, Terra Incognita.
and others. Price. lOc.
ST. NICHOLAS.--This charming
magazine has been received by The
Nirginian. The following articles are
taken from its table of contents: Little
Bob. Kimball, Cloudland, a Puzzling
Example The April Fool, Lieut. Harry
Marbles Experience, How the Whale
Looked Pleasant, y Dare, Stalled at
Bear Run" The Olympian Games
In Top-Timc, March Winds. and num-
Der of others. Price. Sc a year: 25c. sim
gle. Century Company, New York. n.
Y.
McCLURES.-The Virginian has re-
ceived the April number OF this inter
esting monthly Among its contents
are the following interesting articles
The New Marvel Of Photography. 4
Visit to Prof. Roentgen, The Roentgen
Rays iii America. The Householders.
Abraham Lincoln. y Century of Paint
inS, Soldier and Sailor Too. Rachel
Chapters from Life, and others. Price
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100. east Twenty-tfth street. New York
city.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-31
Town OF SUFFOLK

December 81. 1895: February 10, 1896, and
March 20, 1S96-S2 900.
Thrd-B. l.. Saunders e Co., s43O. 90
500 on note and balance on open ac-
count.
Fourth-oberndorfer G. Co, s57.43;
American Grocery Company, Sll3.S5;
Scott e Co.. $3G26; w. b. Ferguson G.
Co. $l72.OS; N: r. Withers & Co. 50; p.
T. Young &c Co, $3.50: Geo. II. Dawes,
1926: Williams Bros, s4O.97: d. w.
Todd. Jr.. 6, Co. s57.s6: Wake & Will
liams. $780, Whiting e NAPLES, S20.Sl
William Diccher u Co. S30.65; Freeman
Bros &: Co. S2l75: W. G.. Lawn. $40:
Thomas p. Yagers. $$5.S2. If others
have been omitted their ella Inns will be
recognized if authenticated within thr-
ty days.
The total amount OF liabilities is So
2i3.3S, of which S3.746.S5 is included in the
three preferred classes. The assets can
not be definitely approXimated at pres
ent.
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVEN-
TION.-The Republicans of Nansemond
county assembled At high noon to-day in
the old Town Hall. The body was call
cd to order by II. r.. brooks. chairman
of the County Executive Committee. who
stated the object was 10 elect ten deleI
gates and five alternates to the District
and State Republican Conventions, TO
he held respectively at Newport News
ana Staunton.
Permanent organization resulted in the
selection of Col. L. r. HARPER as chair
man ana John Ivey as secretary. Titus
Walton. Alfred Wilson and Lucius Falls
tycre appointed committee to escort the
permanent chairman to his seat.
The chair named the following as a
committee on Credentials G.. Cross, Jor-
dan lPhompson. j. NJ. Copeland. J. Hill
and w. j. Cohoon. After consultation
they reported that the onlv contest was
for the seat of Joe Griffin. of junction
Precinct. Grlnin's credentials were
found duly accredited. and he was &C.
corded n seat in the convention.
\ discussion was then had as to
whether the delegates chosen should at
tend both the Newport News and Staun-
ton Conventions or whether two sets OF
delegates should be selected. y vote de-
cided tta, one set OF delegates should
oflicia,e At both conventions. At times
the discussion became vc.y animated
and the entire disciplinary efforts OF the
chair were required to hold the orators
within parliamentary bonds
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-31
A FAILURE IN SUFFOLK
Cllah R. Fugham Closes the Doors of His
EStabiShmenttOr Benefit Of Creditors.
MAKES FOUR GLASSES IN PREFERENCE,
The McNinIcyitc's Capture the Suf-
folk Delegation Only One Reed
Delegate and ale Observation-Disclosures
Baker Goes TO BichmOnd-Dr.
Barnes nt the capital City,

Suffolk, Va March 30.-(Speclal)-
Caleb Il. Fulsham. trading as c. L.
fuisham Il Co. grocers and pork Pack
crS. to-day assigned 10 Lee Britt. truS-
tee. The said c. X. Fulgham grants,
conveys and assigns to the trustee the
following property, to-wit: list. The
stock OF groceries at No. Is Main street,
desk, fixtures and iron safe, together
with all accounts. bonds, chooses in ac-
ton and claims of every description.
2d. one lot of bacon. lard and barrel
pork. situated at the plant of the "Ful-
CHAM Pork Packing Factory" on Jack
son avenue. along with all machinery
used in the preparation of such articles.
Sd. TwcntysiX shares OF "Hcptaso-
phian Classified" and Norfolk CLASH
fed" building and loan stock
4th. one horse. wagon ana other vehi-
cles.
All of which foregoing property is
conveyed in trust to Lee Britt to be con
verted into cash for the security of
creditors after five per cent commits
sion shall have been deducted and other
necessary expenses betrayed
The creditors are divided into four
classes. After tie first three preferred
classes shall have been paid In full. bur
in order OF their cspcctivc priorities.
the remaining assets,if any, shall be paid
to creditors of the fourth class. pro rata
Here are the several classes specified:
Firsi-R r. Smith. rent. $3.50; C. r
Hargrave. hire, s2i93: Mrs. L. ]. Beale,
board. $3l.
Second-Thrce negotiable notes Of ST.
OOo, $500 ana $1,000, payable to Farmers
Bank ana bearing dates. respectively.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-31

DENTAL nominee and Col T.. =. IIarper
as delegate to the 81. Louis Convention
from the Second Congressional District.
The Mckinley people controlloG the
convention easily. One Reed delegate
was or'sihally elected. but resigned
when the Mckinley resolution was Offer
ed.
Sheriff a. II. Baker left this afternoon
for Richmond where he will receive
surgical treatment if necessary. Mrs.
Baker accompanied him.
The local military VIII have a hatta-
I'm drill Tuesday n.gAt, when Colonel
Nash, of Norfolk, and stan. viii be pres
ent.
ROY w Clr'r.'or o~r,.oa ,,-a,,,
from Richmond, and will continue tina
Main Str, N,-.as .,. n,,,,i-
Ing two services daily.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-31
LAWKENCEvIII.E, VA.

Lawrenceville, Va. March 3O.-(spe-
ciai)-M S. u. Goodwin, OF Emporia
spent several days here last week.
Mr.. S. p. Darden. of the Atlantic and
Danvlle shops, left Saturday To visit
relatives in Suffolk and Norfolk.
There were no services in any of orr
churches yesterday.
The members of the Lawrenceville
Baseball Association are getting up an
entertainment for the benefit OF tho
club, to buy uniforms and other neces-
stiles. and they expect every lady ia
turn out ana give them a fun house
The entertainment is on the minstrel or.
der.
The ladies of the NJ. l.. Church. South
of this place. expect to give an cnta,..
tainment on about the 10Th OF ApriI
for the benefit of the building fund of
the church.
The Virginian, though quite young IN
our town as a regular daily. is grow
ing very popular The LawrenceviIle
people know a good thing when they
see 1t.
Mr. ]. Reuben is in Baltimore, on a
business trip.
South Carolina made only $360372 on.
of its liuuOr buninesS In ya,r
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-31

those who revile and persecute the
Catholic Church and the members there
OF, for they know not what they do.
Yours respectfully,
PATRICK WALSH
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-31
II. W. JONES,
Prescription Druggist

24l7 WASH NGTON AVENUE
NEWPORT NEWS. VA.
Headquarters for Pure Drugs. Our
Compound Cough Syrup gives the best
results. Registered clerk can he found
the store day or night. ja26-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-31

South Carolina made only $3.50. 1872 OH.
of its liquor business last year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

county. The ,.u.,tut Than reviewed the
history " The huliiuv ~ the santa Fp
and Denver A NI., t,t,,,da railroads, and
then acathnyN denounced Governor
Thornton Tor rrutt, Lafnf. congress NJ
"A moment when li. t..,ni. were clamnt
inn for adnit-.i,i, I, -ta,eh,.J ~ under
tale t,i,udu,it.i, ~ ILL.,, J.lds Nnm,t.
trt what iuiptu. ,I,tt.s u,t,ht have char.
Uri.tiz.,I th. .t.,.t,t,,,,,,, al fla. rufnpf
nttnu none uf SItrh Ur,r Offered {, be
ntu,,si hrfnt,tl, ,,,,,,,itt,,, tl,, ts...,l,. If
SANTA ~ ruIut had Received ihr tom.
m ~ tL,., i,.It.,I. I,, mru "a LOO, IN.
I,r,t th,,t..l. i.,.,,t.t tIr rit, ut ANITA
L,.v.t, NJ cha. II ,,tld.t.l,,,, Vh,
N,, ptrgui. VIZ Lehman StsIy, .l,.ty.
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.... rfnur come. .t.I .,.k. that IT, hpnIs
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p,..t,Ir are IAu.r,d Ihrt,. never w.
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twin h.r.i ., that th, t,frsu,.y T..
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N,N NNIr.. AMI uInk NH rrr,ufn, tIr,
tuirr,..Iuu. lurW .,t,,uy tu uN mind. that
GrN thornton ~ not sincere ia his II.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28
CERRIIIOS CULLiNGS.
A Nv Choice Pick-UpS from the Rustler'S
Columns.

l0umDS'
Mahata'- colored MINISTRIES nj Cerrlllrr
on March -
Ms- Matte Cltr-on came mp from Al.
huqurrIur and attended the ball,
]. H. Grrdr- il making extensive In.
pr0yrncn,s In his Cerfill0s store which,
With it, new aud elaborate fixtures, Is
assuming metropolitan air,
II II expected the santa Fr Placer
company will have IT. dredging plant
ready foT operations IN IA" bed II the
GRlistrn river, east ~ town, within a i'w
months.
The Beckman mill at Bland was -pld
March i2ih Ia satisfy the creditors. All
accounts were p'L0lrd In the hands II \,
|. Finch, who hough, II foT t!,Nn, IT,"
east NJ the mill wa ahnut t7yu"n,
Herbert Strickland has gone Ia Pueblo
e. l"k after the shipment Of ore from
the ortiz which left few daI- ago,
Cernll"- hotels have lately entertained
several parties ~ eastern gentlemen who
have been looking over this end ~ the
county with view u becoming Interest
~ In mineral ltrati0ns,
Tn CITIZEN had pleasant call this
, morning from Prof g. NJ Kingsley, city
superintendent ~ sch'sDl-, Boulder, Colo.
ralo Who II on his WAY home from trip
' "a California,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28
Commercial CIuh iali'IS.

The following gon,lrmru were intro
lucri ut the COMMERCIAL cluh N'strria,
iuu. New York, by \ T.. Cat-callrn, T. T.
Burns, lIrtri NuiArlllS, by Nol. Luna, !
Bradford rtlnr". santa tr, by 4. ". llat
RI. j. \. Nurhrta. silver city, l., ". {
lufpIr. H. T. ulnm Denver, b, uru.
,hmpnrld Israel kiig, Drmlng. 10y Is :
R,-lrN. T. Muthrt-lll. fuglr. ~ +. II
krni. VI. \. Otrtu. John : clark Las \r
"a. l., sal. Luna. Jas. j. lawir-,. But
thl". y l., by -. y. Marion, ChA- II
sparks. Roswell, hI +. " Kent. ma
Jofity ~ thu-e mentioned AhuNr ARE dele
gates 10 the territorial republican con
NrlItluu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

Vt the opening ut the ,rs.iru ~ 'h'
,uitrd state. land court lat sat Ir .N
morning. Numm,T- liI'khui -i"rLh o.
sl~timt Ia the Gitru,N srur'nI Ju.
uuiIu' Nat, owing 1" lillrl"ur"~ N'.'.
had tiI ."ri between u.t'h state Nl'
~ Matt K"Inrld~ hmi himself, h" ltI
wirri la, resignation lu thu drlAitm ut
~ Il,tirn AMI had sent "A similar VIE lu
RrNuull.. Who " ~ California ll- au
tinuncrmrut wa- "a c"mplrI" -urpfl-" :"
EVERYONE lut the mrIlIhrI- ~ IL" Hu'i.
the justices having lat" FrllaN evening
been informed II ~" strained relation
that hat sprung up between III" ldnl
ruIri atturlIN And IL" assistant aituf
nrN immediately uInn receiving Nj
Kun khart'- resignation Nturnrt Reynolds
wired ". II, Pope, Offering him III" I"'-
sl'inn
Later Mr. Pop" received telegram
from ATTORNEY u-n"ral Harmon notifying
him ~ his appointment and requesting
him a. qualify Ut ourr. Tins Mr., Pope
dli .+fuTp chief Ju-tlc" hrrd this after
n"u, New Mexican.
Mr. ali MrS, BurkhaIt retained I" N.
hupurrlu" Yesterday morning lhr gen
tlruAn states that Ia" Reason for his Tr~
ignatiun l. stated above h" could not
get along with n" United states after.
ury, Mr. Reynolds, AMI thought II hest Ia
resign. Mr.. buTkharl can now attend
more strictly Ia his duties here,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

Ia IHE CITIZENS lengthy account II
The Little l!cuun' performance al
Grants opera house, published IN Satur.
day. i-su", the name ~ Miss Nellie Jack
am II thlcagn. was omitt.Si through an
oversight. This lad, II here with her
mother, stopping nj Col, And Mr-. j. g.
thucht-. and during the PERFORMANCE,
fa,ofrd the large audience with a t"clin
tIon, fully proving her p,wers asa iin'
81 rrutlun,st. Tuf Citizen sine %
regrets the oversight. and, like { ...,
newspaper asks that the baby NJ n0 nu'
ap"l"gle-.
The Little IIc"nn" wa- r.,".u'l 4
saturday night tu another lrg uIIr..'
Musician Butl"r being a-~l-t.l h' g..
Paxton Comedy company urr'r.lrlr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28
llll PECOS VALLDY.

,hJ>. u. sparks. Republican belcgItr
interviewed on his SCllion Of country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

The Nrw MrNirhu says Young
man uumri ~"lhr lat" ~ Albuquerque,
lId IT ruu. uuplou at It. Inrrnl hos
rl. saturday lhr hslN NaS last night
Shipped H. hl- huur al liu~iaIr, H."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

lhr nlI""lus I"Tr"u~, ~hu have -N
.'| 'p|l ''lmr lu The p"ultrntlafl, have
','u r..'"r,i tu citizenship hI the gov
ruw Juan plu- lurrru, r.. l., hillrTt
iluIu NuhlIrck. I franc \~cHiH, Rafael
Nl.ul fruri-r" lIfta rfNrnciO MART
m.l ~au,u- Duran. ltrnJamin Martin AMI
Lll lu,. NrluI ih"fnut Miller has ap-
puulrl William ", Jones, IT san Mar
r.u. AMI luutrlin" Mairli ~ santa
liu/. {, uulAIl,'- public.