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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-01-25
SOME COSTLY ARTICLES,

The magnificent national capitol
at Washington has cost, since the
laying of the corner stone in 1893,
very nearly $15,00O,00O, but the
state capitol of New York, at Al
bany, although not yet completed
according to the architects designs,
has already cost almost S2O,0OO,OOO
and is the most expensive building
of modern times.
The largest and most expensive
city hall in the United States is
that of Philadelphia, and its prin-
cipal tower is to contain the largest
clock in the world.
The largest price ever paid for a
horse was $15O,00O, given by Mr..
Malcomb Forbes of Boston for Arion
which he bought from Senator Stan
ford of California. Axtell, the trot-
ter, brought 100000 when three
years old, while in 1891 ST. Blaise
was sold for 100000.
One hundred and three thousand
dollars has been offered and refused
for a Hebrew bible, now in the Ii
brary of the vatican at Rome. Thl
makes it the most valuable book in
the world, so far as dollars and
cents go.
In 1885, when the entire Dutch
nation was crazy upon the subject
of tulips, single bulb was sold for
$4,000. At such prices it would pay
better to raise tulips than to own
the most valuable gold mine in the
world.
Speaking of gold mines, where do
you suppose the most valuable bit
Of ore ever smelted, so far as known
was found? In California or Aus
tralia or India? No, indeed. 1t
was a lot containing 200 pounds OF
quartz-holding gold at the rate OF
100000 per ton was found at Isphe-
ming, Mich.
The costliest cigars ever exported
from Havana were quantity made
expressly for the Prince of Wales
and valued at $1.87 apiece at the
factory.
The largest sum ever asked or of
tered for single diamond was ST.
100000, which the prince of Hyder-
abrd, in India, agreed to give the
!eweVer who then owned the Imper-
lal, which is considered the finest
stone in the world.
The shah of Persia and the sultan
Oh turkey each possess a prayer
mat or rug made of diamonds and
pearls and valued at something over
100000, apiece. The largest and
most expensive rug in the world
made of the ordinary materials n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23
IiRE INsI >iIiiI.
\ Iint~- and Nh"uI I~"niN iN' ihi' L"u.
Nu.sl,d tlIN',

\ nnr>- and ilmui Twenty 49," ihiL"u.
K"..,"d ,IN".
Last night, AT : 81 oclnrk the hurniug
4 the barn aud sheds IN the rear ut the
rrsldrurr "f " II \"TrI-, pc south
kruniwaN. wa~ IA" rarl-" ~ an ala,m II
he h"lng -rnt 10.
The tir,inrn rr-p,nird promptly, amt
tSIukllng, after Watrr wa- "htnlu"d,
the hig blaze "a~ "Nllngul~h'd 'hlrf
RupI., T,'unIt"i that IT," iirr VA m.
,luuhtrllS IT lnrrulIdfN urlgln, And that
The hlA1" started ~ the hllrN r"fn"t ni
the barn. llr -l,t"i that vi \"ril- "d-
At the barn Al ahnut " "'rl"rk, l"ilus
hi -tTk, and after -upwL With hi
fimIll Nh- sitting uII IL" mont In'irl
When H." alarm Il H." va gwen H..
NIth the help ~ n"ighh"f,. g"t ont Il :
hngg,. r"W AMI rAlf, bat "n" horse and
alnut twenty i,r chickens Nrf" roasted
alive. Nnull"T hrf-r Wa pull,'i "ut "i
n" fire wl,h H. tail nud man" burned IN,
and several bal burns over IT. hniN,
Ihi, horse Wa not kliri. ~ tIr-t -
parted Nj \pffi, ".iimit'.- ht- l,-- at
ahnui a. -, rarllN nn-uf,si.
lust lrfuir the \"tu- lrra hlbI" Na-
Discovered ~ the paflrt "iu 4 H." f",l
denrr "t William Ru-,rll Whr lNr~ heat
Mt \urtl,, IL" WluiuW curtains were
un lirr, AMI "a" hamr- Wrr" pat "ut ~
time to pfr,"n, Hw.i -ll.1 hlrI", The
Ilu-s.ll TIE l. al-., a mystery bat must
have i.., 10 accidental
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23
THt FIRE BOYS!
Thty Held Regular Meetings a,
Their Quarters Last Night.
Al No. Meeting an Exempt Member
Made Himself ObaOxlouS.
Fish warden Gtcenlrai Alter DJnamit:rS
In the I,meS Country.
UTHER LOCAL HAPPIhINCS

1h" Naflpdt ~" companies oi the N.
hupurtIur volunteer me- department held
regular monthly ur,riiug- at their quar-
trf- lat evening AMI lfhu-actrd routine
hu-lnr,s.
At tho ~ hose r"urlu, m"lug II.
H. johnson. whu Wi- r"rrutlN elected
foreman. We" B. kupp,, ch"-'n chief II
the department remembered the huys
with rifr-hmrnt-. ant SEVERAL hours
Wrtr pleasantly spout
uNrt uu lhrd -tr.'' whrIr tie ~. !
hose ruu,anN h"' i'ul' rr. lIug. u JullI
tlmr was rnIrNrd refreshments. -nug-
speech IntkiIg. "lr.. uuu"pnliIing the
evening hours lhr only thiny tu mar
this meeting ~. H." ap"araur" ut
au exempt tnrnilrf from Wi town,
who Wa Iull" hlltr"us AMI lrrl.
pfr--lhlr. aud allowed m- tuugu" tu
get the h"ttrf i hl- "u-r- lie
continually stated that lul tlIItN
~ stating ,".trt.'L, HAT u number ~
hSpaNrfs were uI"nN crltlclHlug the
city council tur illegally appruprl
atlug g." &" ia" tournament. gave
al exhibition q" "-uut gtaw'-.' The
talk "i Ia" exempt mrmhtt thank
that h" J. not au active m"ullrt
ihutuughl, di-gu-trd th"~" present, and
several times Foreman Knight. realizing
that the man did not know what h" was
talking about Aud had not read the
man, thousand c"mpllnrutarN ani Tree
nntlrr- lnr tIIl/f> has given the fire
lri the past few Srar-, was called ulSn
tu humillatr him further than II" had
hlrraiN Illuminated himself iN request
! lng the mrmhrr tu TAKE seat, ~ hr was
ont II uIdrT.
otherwise the scott Muurr Hose com.
pAIl meeting Wa one II considerable
rnJnN uIrnt /" the iurnhrrs, and several
II the htrmrn from this company ar" To-
daN irving tn make Apologies for the
needless and unnecessary r"inafk- ~ the
exempt member from old town.
Wonder II the exempt n"mt"r calls
the sever" editorial "n IN" ilrr depart
mrut and the appropriation, In the Dem
,crnt ~ th- morning, al~" case ol
"-ouf gfap"~''
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23
I>I,uI uIiuiN kiIiIu
Nu"th't fu..' i",N"s Itiuidtu iu ~'t' !,
~" the iI"Ii'. ~ H,IiN 'u"'u ,nd

Nnuthrf Is,,-r ~ Ahnut fifteen men ~.
,tgHul2"i aud started. h-, evening ii..u.
: u'rl,rk. under The h,ai,l,mp 81 .lnhu
,trrl, II. Z. Brown. w la- Vegas and
"put> sheriff. llightnw"t aud Ellsworth
I ihl- county tut IL" hrah ui Ia" al,
| ldrn, AMI tt,ln expects tu iind ~ dscrt
am i tiuit"lN what disposition has l"'HI
uHi, III lh, hudlr- IL ,,Ir,'ii AMI k"liN.
\ gi"At d,hl H 'Jui"i Nulk uh- lr, 70
uIug "a ,pr The ut-l rul,'i" Il w'rh..
li lh, men iu not without u clU"
lI~ llur ~uir -'iilllug rrNrld'I 'u'.
itr confidently expected The n'u ~
,iarg" 81 the Ir'--" ~" all hrN" men
uId uui't-tani thoroughly III" Kind ,i
'nuuirN They ~" rri"tlng AMI Ia" .'rs
I~rat" rll~~ III Inoplr they may lh\' 1"
l"nl with. Iuuiiai Advertiser
lhr upilr saw From u party VII" ho.
iu,l arrived tom lunidl IL" up'u
I"dIn~ that ,rfr"u AMI k"llN hal Aui"'
.,rAl rH'll" lhl,N"- h"'Iui jl" bar ni
hr.Ia~ \ulha- county mll and Hrut "r,'
40 "th'i IIi.uhrr- 81 ll" gang. Hh".'
rrrriI'uu. va. ~ murh'rn rau,"u II
W.. whilr p"Iup up thu rnnNuu 1" 'Nr
rI,"t thr un-a. that the ru-'lrr- ur"'
iruu ambush With hraiN riir ct N,N
u1,n wool htulrI Hh, passed Hr,"i, tu'
krIN "u the r,.L r"I"ft- liNtur I"tr'
.INl""'l m eighteen shot. h.l'I y, hIi
h,u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23
bYNANlIlSG FISH.
Fish warden Grccnleaf After violatorS
OF the fish Law.

II have Just returned from an official
visit tu the Jrnlr~ country, remarked X.
II. i,rrrIlraf. the Territorial h-h warden
fuf this section. "and | am ashamed Ia AL
nit thai III" strrails ~ the J"m"~ rnIln.
IT, viii hr found this -ra~nn pretty IRE"
from fSh. This scarcity "t the IiunN trll"
has been brought ah"ut l., mean and !rN.
picahle people living IN that \irlnitN and
al-o visitors. dNuanlting aud killing the
h-h. These afr facts aud ran l." suh-tan
tiatr4i. and offer reward uI 80 IT, any
person catching the" uiI-rrupll"u~ d\nh.
mitrrs aud bringing Ih"n I" ulr"
Nj. hrrriIlrat frIH,tis the J"ll"S r"Iiil'
Try lwklng tin". "SI"riaIl, ~ aui ar"lIn'!
lrtIn'- hot -priug- aud tn" ~ulphur~. an'I
~aNs that Visitors ar" arriving Al IL" t~u
resort, dall,. going int" cRnip. hhd pre-
pnTInp H. i've. for III" Tim" being, u life
Tree from htls,ur-~ cat,'-. the hum drum
"i rliN uoI~r aud one ui sublime hdppl
ll,-s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23
sII N>II NtlNN


irtr,t from t"mntudrr HarN""h N"ia
i've in N-u,"riai naN.
C"inrahrs of tllr Ginud NrmN "f the Re
public, Department II New Mckee"
The time l. approaching w'"n II viii
hpcumr nGr duty ~ nrml"T~ IT III" hrahd
Army uf the krpuhlir ami old soldiers Ia
again prepare fnr ID" S"lrmn services ~
Mrnnrial nAN,
hr Department commander viii, no
doubt, -rnd out an APPEAL accompanied
With mdrrs tn all N" p'~t- under his
command reminding ~ that III" 5nh
la, ni Ma, l. 81 apart ~ n memorial
LAY n day run~rcrnt'd Ia the memory ~
the dead. and that all comrades aud snl-
dIrfs, ia scrurianrr with the rules aud
regulations If uur order, should observe
said day.
Md while It may not he The duty ~
thn druartmrn, chaplain Ia make the
general appeal I" his comrair- he feels
At the .alnr tim liz" taking the lihrrty
Ia luln hands with III" department com.
msudrr and urg" a more general aud
more solemn observance II said daI.
There l. tendency, aud II l. rapidly
growing IN many circles, tn make this
Memorial day, this funeral day IT our
brothers, mere holiday, II day of r-crea.
tlon, Memorial day means something
more I" III" nli soldier than day II rec
rration ~ lulllicallun The mpmoIirs ot
our fallen comrades are bright IN solemn
SET, lees "n that day, aud W. held the ia,
N sacred remembrance II th,Sr who left
the dear ones al home aud went shoulder
Ia shoulder ~ defence ~ our countf,
and gave their lives sacritc" Tor th'
blessings "" wria, enjoy,
With th- members II the u, 4. H., oI
with the -oldlrfy II the late war, u
ought nu, a. b" n task, hut n privilege Il
taar his humble part in the services o
said day. ever remembering that only fO
. kind proyidsues We might b whsfs oa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23
MOUNTAIN WAFER.
The Tljeras pure water scheme Nov In
New Hands.

oliver T.. KELSEY. prominent consult
,ny engineer of New York state. remain.
,.d over ,..,.rds, IN Alhuuucru,.e and r,-
-uu,.d nj. journN thi. morning To the
civ of Mexico, where he Is callpi to al.
,i-. with IN. IraI loard ~, the biz drain.
aye pronsi,ion that il al,-,rbing the at
ten,ion of IN. m,trnpoll- of the sister r..
pnhlic
Mr.. K.I..,'. la, over IN AIhulu.rlu.
wsa far IN, n,,rp,.. of ,nnuirluy into the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23
nI,k'> WOHDtRful STORY.
IN. Remarkable iNrsrltnte Of an Albu-
InEILls llrcnlan Mhile MunilnH.

lIrk li'NWr,rr u falltnairt nn the
NLu,jr y rargur hrnth"r law ~ j
" NalA,g "a" popular aud efficient
rhlr' rlrrh u ltr ahoN" railroad com.
phuN ~t- arnuni town last night telling
h'W =" Nt- cunning one time ani -Aw n
.l"r arro-- the rlNrr Just ~ be- WA
hhuut tu -lp", the animal hr Ir,ktd down
he rl.rr tuI -lW So duck, swimming
up \ ,"rn'l htvr hr l""kri up the riN
rr AMI ,iW 80 ,WAu, swimming down.
llr raised NJ, m" {" lirr NJ the deer but
'h" slu rNpl,-i"i The h.llr, cr,-,-.~i
o." rNH AMI kllhI IA" dr"t. the barrel
''N down lhr flNrf and Killed the JU
Iurk- 'hrlI' nrW up IL" ;iN" and XIII
Of ih" go -"tn., hrrNplo-iun blew him
twu uuI., htrk utr the w~si~. where he
n.ll ou 80 rhlli- AMI killed them all.
t- rrhlrr h,ri-, lur n,rk l. u m"inh.r "
lh. NlIp..W" tie department., ilrS
iu'r the rN'r. aui when hr hauled them
AZ thN N,r. ni,i nf holsters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23
iisni.h w-an waggi-s

Madison. Wis. Ma, - "Ranl-hm"nt
ln Weary Waggir-." il the k"Inntr uf the
lrlrgaieS from the several count! anti.
tramp organizations that are a~-rlnhllng
her. this morning preparatory Ia stat"
convention. The tramp nuisance IN vi.
ronsin has reached considerable proi"r
tion~ during III" spring, and energetic
measures have l"-n drtrIininrd uIs'n /"
rid the state II It. ~" convention l. ~
r,'spnlI-c Ia n call lS,u~. hI Mayor bye
aud the city council, and III" delegate
were called IA order III the assembly
rhAn,h"r this aftrrnprn hN Hon v, Il,
cornell, II Fond du Lac, president nf the
state Anti.Iramp League,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23
A FATAL Alt lDtNl.
Frank ". Chamberlain Killci In the
Wooster Mine.

4 dl~trr- ing accident happ"n"d AT ia"
ilU-lrr mlIr, near ',l"h", resulting ~
the instant drnrh 1T Frank v. hamh"t.
lain. j, hu irll" and the deceased ""t"
working ~ a ~t"I" on the upper level "I
thr min, hi'w aud H. the night "i th"
tunnel wl'h Nhirh II WA c"nn"ci"i hN
cru4s cut hnl wines AT each end Tia"
lu"n put ~ heavy shot IN III" rI'f "i
~" stoi". Which lhrI fired. and after III"
-ln"kr hai rl arrh the, 7" entered the
-tnI" through the east cross rn,, Arn"
lraiiug alII Ihnnbrrlain ouly n lew feet
hrhiLd him \"nn hal just IHsSr'i III"
uf-, ~tull which ~uplHrt- III" west half "i
the r,sf when four ur i've tons "f r'rk,
h-,-rnrd l., the shot. fell behind hln,
r"lIplrtcl, hur,ing thnnl~rlaln and
crushing the life out ~ HIM. >rlI" had
"a narrow r-caI" from death. n the dr.
Sending ITk graZ'd his back, tearing
the clothing. il"h", \, T.. silver BELT.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23

departed comrades are, sleeping the -lrep
" death.
let uS ever trmrmlrI thu this l. our
uAtiun'- festival II remembrance, when
n grateful. loyal Iruplr, liberty loving
aud happy, IN the enjoyment u peace
aud pr~Inrlt, IN every stat and terri.
tory will cease thrlr lahut-. aud with
grateful hraiE pa> loving uihntr H. the
mrlnury II our cuuutfys deaf
Un this nIruIrfable da,. Nrt uuI broad
land, the graves ~ the thousands Who
fell ia the surge ~ battle, " ou the
wear, march, ~ IN the hospitals. " N
the starving pti-on pens ~ Nhn have
fallen since the war, viii br decorated
with fragrant flowers b! loving hands
let us. therefore. uri hr iorgrttul oi th,-c
who sleep III our cemeteries beneath the
lalf skies oi this tar uH land sweet he
the -lr-p ot out c"uuttI's noble dead,
nnfading hr then glory, iuprfi-hnble be-
their tainr.
lu,rrutm.u u,c Ur,. l,,uu'. r.~,t..
b,,. u.,m NIrN gu.r.I' un,', ui.H',r' n'
u.fs
Let n" -ll,rtr,l. agrh men and y ,inrn
,hnw hy thrlr example th'It apif' ,hti"n
II the irirudrr- ui uut country. L"t the
Young people AMI our children b- taught
IT, weave the gnrlAnd- ul ll"Wrr- aud /"
help place them n,rr Ia" grave II the
-ollirr-, and thus make them 'eafn"~t III
l">dlt,. pure IN citizen .hip aud faithful
to dutl. luu-. ilNE"our,
department Chaplain,
uNptH
Headquarters q. h. Warren Post W. .,
Nhulurfqur, \rW Mexico, MAY ~ lN.",.
,rn-fal order
W l. he cumfair~ II T.. h. Mltrll
pu.i. utani \ftul ~ the Republic, Hr"
hrrrh, notified that, un next SUNDAY, the
luh inst. W. arr Kindly invited. with the
" Wuinau'- Relief IofIn, a. attend rrlig'
lus service at the Congregational church
II this cltI. The pastor, Rev. Allen, ~.
ends n general aud generous in'i,atl"II
- all. and II Is hrrrb. ordered that the
.urInl~r- II this p,'-t uIret at their head
quarters ~ early AE lO:bl H. NJ, and
march from there {" the aforesaid plac,
II service.
Grnrral Orirr. W. >. II il further Or.
ipred that Memorial Day. MAY ~ b" ap
prupriA,rl, observed hy the p~t IN III,
following order
All members ~ Il. X Warren Post VI
). will nlret st pest headquarters, college
building. nj $50 u. NJ. where the Nom
ans Relief Corps will he preparing th'
hower- iur decoration. from which plar,
we will start al v n. III. for the crnrtrrl,'
where brief but appropriate ritual ~t'
Yicrs will I've held at the grave ot Pa
Post Commander +. BartolOna VIII st
grave will be tirst decorated, after ~hIcl
the general decoration will take place.
Al 2:1p y, m. memorial -etNlc"~ viii h
| resumed NJ pest Adpuhrtars. wh"t" u
lrr4--s will be made b, Rev. |. : \"un
| I. 4. Finlcal aud Mrs. H. }. b"rfi'n. T.
-Ie-ch..- will be int-rsperstd VI Il a..
propria,- music aud songs, under thr III
rrctinn uf the Wnmni- Rrli't '"p-
All are Invited Ia attend. sous al "
"rans. other civic -Tirtlrs. thu old -"l
ilrr- IN blue AMI the old ~"ldl"t. ~ gla
and the I"uplr IN general
l.E\ERt II tlNkkt, IHu-, llNkN""l.
AdJulant Post iuIulltil''r'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23
I Nistak,

IL au aillrl" thls murulug, llw li"u,..
rtat -HN~. together with tm -puanl'r
lug ut f.1'It" paN professional -prlntrf.
TT pretending T." hr mrnh"r- al Ia" ~"
department" lut tlIlN y has come To-
~" r'-rIir II IN" tltrm"n ~ Nlhuu'rtIur
~ mauN "rra~lrn-. H. l"H-~allrl - nanN
tln"- hN lrr"-I"u.illr t"ugu"~, nui IA"
lrrInru need -nllir u',' tu help them "ut
II regular intervals an thl- paper tate
rnphatirn!N that 'NrrN -IIini"I "h" III
IN" part ~ ia" \lhuI"rlu" hos" run
njug team l. 4 h"ua iii" in"lnl"r "l TN
ire departments all professionals are
barred according 1" the tulr- aud t"gu
atlun~ governing the Tournament IHr"-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23

county aud township boards Of health
which OPENED at the state capitol tu.
day with l., H. VI. Gul',h presiding.
The sanitary condition ~ III, rIt, " Cm.
rago viii ruIn" In Tor large share ot
ron. iirtailun Recently the city autlur
tl,- vetoed n large -l"cial Appropriate
asked Tor hI the health officers and whlrN
Wa to have l~rn used to make rru,l. g. .
against al expected Invasion Of r.u
tagimI~ ani infectious disease. dulug
the present summer N-H tr-ul, r.u-i'
rtahlr apprehension exists, auI l- tn
rutitr state j. interested 1T ~ UtlIuu b..
ukrl, 10 l~ taken Nv the pl'.r.0t .u''
ptITt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23

ih' n'm.4' ''-' '.r""iug Oui 81 the
Nhii' i.h pi.,.I't

santa 80. y VI MAY ,! Arg,i-
m'uI, w.ur r'hrd "u Ia" motion
lot 4 new trlal IN the case ~
.ln.rp'iu" lr-rrant, aimlni-tratrix. W.
,rrrlll"- coal Railroad company. where
the pltnttn Wa- awarird f.i,sn dam.
lg'- "u account ui IT," lu-s ui her hus
mIur ,ii.l.'.r IN" IuIg' granted hear
ny i"ra urW trial ~ The ease ~ the two
salts, l"r each "l whom the mother WIS
tWaiI"A ilugrh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23

i,sn a.. v.,,I, & " ,,,''i, 81, ci,cu,m.,at
cr-.
li"IiuH that your honorable committee
WV, I'I"'l 'Nnlahlt' anu lhN 'ns te.
t.,,,,,,s,i. '' ",,n Wv "rli,,n.u g. ,a.
main. respectfully. ,nlI committee In
clhfgr, H. RrrrL. Chairman.
w. !" ''"\~'N' N"cte'"TH'
"" W'l'l'' was gfnlI'"d ana 'h' 'I"th
'"''u'"h " dth" ""fIah' '"' w"
amount asked '"t.
' '"'I'''n "'NlhS that Ri'a Granger
'" "prl"''' J''ll"I q" t'' l"~'' h"lN'N'
Wa I''N''l
"''"I ~ '"MN'IItt-.
'"' -'"' '"''''''''"' "-h"' i"t I'Il'I"t
"''' ''s''"'hF 'n'l'lhR "l''"hIh ."
'''" 'h' s'h''I ht"nhd ll" h"'ll'-"h
"" h.
10" ne ''''i'"l'l"" I"l"''r' "h W" '-'
'''.' ""' "" '""""'' !" supply Va" 'lN
w " VIZ" va 's'> "'' ''' !" = Nahh.
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P'"''''. MA /" "'"'' "'iI- '"'l'lhg hP lh
pIahN ~i''"h'k-, a1d thr MARSHAL wac
l"'u"'"d +" r"'lN property owner" l"
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23

lutrug from a." uuu"r"nt rA-".
NhIrh have ho.u r,pH,.t .' late, "a" hr
rNrl"l~ T"-pru-lrl" l"r o n'w and lis
'r",,Iug mAladN.
/, j. hr,rl" kl,ptrutna II ht- teen
p"IA.Iug IA Nlu."nr". ant lately las
lAru r,'rum" forms. a. ~ III" ca" "i
lIn, uug Woman wh" Jagged 4 pa ing
wI....uln luf lhr urIA llrsr uf = -hprt
~" "n hi- wm,l ani ilt.u rode away
tom hur
II alars- Iropi' rl hl grni"- and
rl.--,'- The ,lrllm -r"s a wheel tlW"d
t.lIb-t ~" rufl-'.u" fronting IA" tore
tu,o which the owner ht- gone. Il l.
lrmlHlugN al"n" nu' mrWti"i. ~"
,,r'Im "i IA" klri'"ntrlh rtll, ur'u 'd-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23
Inr i.ni,uInI IIrriInn.

Washington, May -, The ~"nal" Will
he csllet npOn SATURDAY a. consider n
proISr.-i amendment Ia the constitution
prN idiug Tor the election Uf -'na,"r- hy
the I-ople.
There Il little doubt that II the Srnat"
eau h brought a. pas the resolution the
houSe viii adopt II aud the amendm"n,
tn the constitution vii! IL. submitted Tor
arbitration by thr-r.f"urih' u the lrgl-.
ldtuTpa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23

The ".I-Ii,u. -kul", ann"unr'l - lr"
Ia,- since. j, uuN one "l the FEATURE 81
an entertainment prol"cr'"i hy the Young
ladies Hlhlr rld,- ut tine l"ai avenue
Mrihsii-t Suuia, -ch,-'l uf which the
pA-tnT'- Wifr l. the trarhrf NJ effort
Will l~ spared tu MAX" the entertainment
one IT the lu"-, "nluNall" "i the -''a-"n
4 large number II wrll knoNn rlilI"is
have cuIi~"iilrd I" IarlIrlI At" -, thr -I"'ll.
lng match uilrI iratIl'- "i IA" II"
gram vii l~ announced later IN" mt
drllrlnu- lee cream alrl rakr SlIl l' pr".
,li-d IN abundance, 'rr'rd, i"r the
building fund ui the new church, ni'
Fellows hall Tuesday. May ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23

The letter carriers aud p~tofiic" rln'
plo,e- will son begin taking their If
teen days vacation. Letter Carrier M,
5. v. X, Wrduan-ee. will start on bis
vacation next Monday. aud tm lif;'~n
days he will rest.up, although hi pa,
goes right along. this b"iug 4 reward
from the government for excellent work
Frank Lott will ofiiciate ~ letter carrier
M. 3. Mrs. Werner. registry clerk, will
take her vacation June 8. aud will visit
Calii9niA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23
Death .t An .. >...,,t

New York. May -, Ext nit.i States
senator Wm, A, Wallace, ~ renn-yl'a'
MIA, ii,d this morning lie has h"n 80
riously III fnr several months, ani f" a
month past ha- been uncon-clnu- lhr
greater part ~ the time,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23

r"nStantIn"ple, MAY 90. lhr news
from rreH il of the grayr-t character,
rhe Turkish tr0IS AT" surrounded b.,
the insurgents. whn Err being aih'd hN
the inhabitants.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23

Miss Nrllir Jack ~nIi. who /, we'll known
IN this cltN, viii npI"ar al Ration accord
lng a. thr following noiic" from the
Raugr. Miss Nrlll" Jackson, alI rlocu'
tlonlsl oi line reputation, will give an
entertainment nj the Mrlh"Il-t Episcopal
church IN Ration FRIDAY evening the .'th
lnSl. She il highly recommended ~ n
irst GLASS entertainer"