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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31

Dem Yrdioenten &reott
eisert bat unldn9lt ein Glen:
waarens@ei@ait'in @aibin9ton, .. 6.
Tim &leioer fit ibre &inoer gu taufen,
l9idte Trau @leuelauo ibre Dienerin in
ben 2aoeu, wdbreno ie ielbit in ibrer
@quipase por benz Qaoen blieb. Die
Oienerin iu@te iid mebrere Sa9en aus
uno lberbdnoi9te iooann benz @lert ei:
men ber betannten 8elteul@eine oes
8eiBen @auies, bic Die Mufi@rift: ~@rs
ecutiue 0faniion" tra9en. @lei&seitia
ia9te iie: r6rau @leuelanb miini4t, baB
Sie bic uusseiu@teu &leioer ben. prds
iibenten anre9nen." Der 9lert war
cine 3eit lang beitir5t. wintte aber oann
e,mem ber in Der Ndbe befinoli@en 6irm>
inbaber uno unterbielt ii@ nit oieiem
I'M Tluitsrtone. Gnoli@ iaste er gu ber
Dtenerin: v@s tbut mir iebr leio, meine
Dame, aber mir fiibren tein &ontobu@. "
- Meinen sic oanit, oaB Sic ben,
prdiibenten ben Greoit uer,ueiserr?"
unterbra9 ibn bic Dienerin. v9fi9t
serabe oas, er1uioerte Der @lert. Iber
na@ elmer itren9 9ebaltenen &esel unies
res Qauies wiro bier ni@t seborst.
Die Dienerin leste bic Sa@en 'uieoer
auf ben 2aoentii9 uno beri@tete brauBen
,brer 6errin bas 8orsefallene, bic au>
senide,nli@ iebr unSebalten na9 benz
WeiBen pauie ;utiidfubr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31
Cine 0liidltdc @atltp ette-

uHleC OeU UltteU UeI Oel IceIeU SOuY'
einse9ansenen @etten ueroient bic uou
elmer @bicagoer 3eitun9 beri@tete uni
pon berl lelbeu als .uabr uerbiirste nabe>
betannt gu .peroen. Der Beri@t barii:
ber lautet wie folst:
Gin 9iiti9es @ei@id mo(lte es, bab
@iuiom mc&inlep gum Praibeuten ber
Ser. @taaten ermablt uurbe, oenn batz
te BiQiam Senninss 8rpan seiiest, 10
mdre gmil MueQer beute ni@t oer slad:
li9e @atte bes liebrei@ten tleinen Traus
@ens in gang Ssiferion.
Die iuusen 9eute lernten ii@ gu Nn5
fang ber Gampasue tennen. CLARA 9fiis
fen itanb auf ber Seite bes 0ti@ters 6reb
6. Glbreb, bes Tiibrers ber bemotrati:
iden @treittraite, unb gmil MueQes
tefanb ii9 i'm 2aser bes &i&ters W. $.
@auis, Der in republitanii@en &reiien
minoeitens ebenio u;el gu iasen bate.
Das junse Mdb9en ,uar 10 BON ber
Sa9e Der Sbr.sen our&orunsen unS
slaubte 10 felt an ben Sie9 Brpan's,
baB iie nit @mil cine Wette einsins.
v@enn 8ryan Yrdfbent ,uiro," iass
te Clara, vio betomme i'd einen Dta:
muntrius uon Sbnen, ben i'd mir ielblt
ausiu@en BARI"
vNu right" erwioerte @mil nit i@lau>
en- 2d9elu, vuno wenn Me&inlep sr>
mdblt miro, mas bann?"
vN9, bic MOsli@teit 1T gang ausses
i@loHen."
Stun ia, ausenommen. Mber man
tann bod nidt wiien %. alio, loQte
McRnley Prd1oent uerben, io...."
$50 biirfen Sie uerlan9en, mas sic
wollen. Wenn es in meiner Ma@t 1T,
es gu erfauen, 10 perbe i'd mein Wort
balten."
CLARA tpar aber 10 iie9es9emiB, bab
lie einise Sage ipdter ibr 0eripre@en
i@on gang perseien bate unb ii@ unse:
laumt an bic 8abl zines toitbaren Dia>
mantrinses ma9te. Sie ba@te teinen
Wueenblid baran, 6aB gmil iie ielbit
perlansen tonnte. uno iab benz 8. No>
uember rubis entsesen.
Q(m Mbenb bes 4. Nouembers trat
@mil nit oer Si9erbeit oes Siesers Dot
bas iunse Mdb9en unb ipra@:
vGlara, 8rpan bat uerlrren; i'd fom'
me, meinen preis gu foroern!"
vNun, Mr. Mueller, ermioerte Gla:
ra tleinlaut, rwas lou es benn iein?"
Oils ein9eFeii@ter 9tepublitaner 1pa1
@mil nun ni@t seraoe auf ben Munb &c:
fallen, AUDI gait CT fir einen Mann, oe1
leinen &unben pertaufen tonnte, mas er
nur moQte, feline Bereotiamteit ma4t'
bic @inmdnbe ber pioeripaniti9iten &au:
fer gu ni9te uno am 9iertii& mar e'
cine @rOBe; aber ols er 10 Dot Der i@o'
nen CLARA tanb, in ben Nnblid ibres
bolben @eii9ts ueriunten, ba persab e.
MQes, mas er bate iasen molten, er uer'
saB, baB iie cine Demotratin mar, uni
beuor iie ii@'s ueriab, lag iie ir ben itar
ten Mrmen bes &epublitaners.
@9on einise Sage oarauf murbe bi
6o@3eit sefeiert. Das iunse Paar ba
cine toise tleiue @obnuns an ber Ufil'
,pautee Nuenue uno Sefferion Bouleuar|
semietbet unb freut ii@, baB es 10 ae
fommen lit.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31
Or. |. 4. FRl1SCHE,
Nr3t un6 @mmbar5t.
otNee v. 0ebwums tn tlmte1 1ts6.
Mem l1lm, W&tnn.
DR.. G. B. WElSER,
Wrst It. &mmoar5t.

Office iiber Dem pioneerzDruefore.
mobnune iiber OttomeYers Store. ede
1r1inneiota= uno Genter=Stra6e.
S.s ,,.~. Stint.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31
TeiertaaSsGrc,1rjto nSratett.

Mm a., 25. uno 81. De3ember 1896
unb l. Sanuar 1897 uerfouft bic Gbi>
coso & Nortb'ueitern Giienbabu 60.
@rcurionstifets gu iebr nieorisen 0tas
ten ua9 allen platen entlons ibrer
Qinie mb benz Union Yacific SYitem
Bis gu elmer &ntFeruun9 uon 200 Weis
len pom Der Decentralization aus. Die
Eidets iinb bis Gum 4. Sanuar 1897
fir bic Nadfabrt 9iilti9. We9en Ei6s
cts unb ionlt,9er Snformatiou penos
man i9 an bic N9enten oer @bicago &
9tortb,pei itern Babn. 40
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31

@oup Glousb bat
letten Donnerltas ben ebemali9en &ais
lirer ber @ant Of minneapolis, p5ilipp
m. S@eis, ber betanntli@ Dor orei
Sabren gu febeniabriser 3u4tbauss
itrafe uerurtbeilt wurbe, neil er Die
@a"t ipitsmatii& INT sroBe @el0iu"=
men betroseu bate, besnaoi9t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31
Guropa.Neitc.

Pericnen, bic cine &eiie nod europa
3u unternebmen beabii4ti9en, ,uerben es
in ibrem Sntereie finoen, iid an bic
Gidet>Nsenten ber @bicaso & 9tortbwe>
itern @abn um uoue Nustunft gu uens
ben. 40
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-05-01
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Alabama has % national banks
with q combined capital OF $3,694,OOO.
The state banks number IL.
All the members of the Vanceboro
(Me.) board of health are quarantined
on account of scarlet fever in their fam
lilies.
of the eighteen people who died
ut Norwich, VT, during 1895 ten were
more than 70 years old, and Of these
ten five were more than so years old.
"A box of earth has been sent from
the grave of Gen. Lafayette to the
Daughters of the American Republic
at San Francisco, in which to plant
tree of liberty.
"A hunter in Bracken county, KY,
last week cut down n tree to get at a
'rossum, and when the tree came down
he found it contained four 'possunls,
MO coors, five young squirrels and
about 1GO pounds of honey.
An authority on deaf-mutes says
that the ratio of deaf-mutes to hear
ING is about enc to each LOCO, occorti-
:np to which there are about 10000
such parsons in the United States and
,Lout 100000 in the worlds entire
population. ...
THE oldest postmaster in New
England, in point of continuous serv-
ice, is believed to be Samuel S. Fuller,
OF Mansfield, Conn. He has been post
Muster in that place during the past
| Is years. Ee is a democrat, hut his
lace has never been Threatened by
| political considerations.
The Norwegians are supposed to
have been the first who att< ElGtsd the
rcrilous enterprise of killing the
whale. The Biscayans engaged in a
regular whale fishery in til twelfth
century, but the whales t;l:n caught
we're Of Il snail size ard NerG employed
as food. WkalcLone appears To have
been then used for the first time.
The boundary line between Cana
dn and the United States is marked
with POSTS at mile intervals for great
iii t OF lis length. Cairns, earth
,.:ounds ard timber posts are also uc*d
:ud through the forests ard swamFs
4 Inc q rod wide, clear of trees ard uE'
frryYCa,i. has been cut. Across tx
!n!1a artificial islands have been IN
20 support the cairns, which rise about
eight feet above the high water mark
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-05-01
SMUGGLING BY RAILWAY.
Engineering Appliances as Carriers OF
Coptraband Goods.

Engineering Appliances as Carriers OF
Coptraband Goods.
There is a story of several years
standing to the effect that at one tima
q locomotive on one OF the lines run
ming across the German-iiussian from
tier was used most successfully as
carrier of contraband goods, and that
the fraud, SO long practiced, was dis
covered only while overhauling the en-
CINE in the repair shops. The exact cir
cumstauces cannot now be called to
mind, though the essential facts OF
such illegal use having been made Of
a legitimate piece of engineering work
is brought back to memory by re-
Gently published item which chronicles
Il somewhat similar bit of deception.
The Belgian customs authorities, 1T
appears, knew for q long time that
large quantities of jewelry were SNUG
gled over the French border, but how
it was done puzzled them. In the lug
gage, van of the express which runs
between Paris and Brussels is n case
which holds the accumulators when
the. train is electrically lighted. A key
of the case is held by the conductor
of the express, foreman porter and an
excise official of the border station,
but none of these ever appear to use
it. The other day, as the train ran into
Quevy, the border town, a customs in
spector took it into his head, more
through officiousness than suspicion.
to open the chest. To his amazement,
it was filed to the lid with watches,
chains, rings, bracelets and all kinds
of dutiable jewelry. 1t was found that
the foreman porter at Quevy had, for
long period, been carrying on con-
traband traffic for well-Snown Paris
! jeweler, who, it is said, had had to dis
gorge heavily, both in jewelry and hard
cashg in consequence of the disclosures
of his frauds.--Carrier's Magazine.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-05-01
SALT LAKE DEEP CREEK RAIL
ROAD.

For the last seven or eight years the
Of a railroad from Salt Lake
City to southeastern Nevada, via.
Deep Creek and other mining local
tiles, thence to California, has been
subject of considerable discussion on
the part of the people OF Salt Lake
and southeastern Nevada. The
new spapers have been full OF railroad
rumors and railroad building. Quite
number of Of surveying and engm
eering parties have been In the iield
selecting routes ut different times.
without any prac tical result, but now
comes the well authenticated news
that a corporation has been organized
at Salt Lake, backed by capitalists OF
Salt Lake and Colorado, to build a
road that will penetrate the Deep
Creek regions that cover an area OF
seventy five miles square, as rich III
minerals as any region Of country that
now lies between Pixies Peak and the
Sierras. In vi.w Of what Deep Creek
contains it is astonishing that it has
so long been denied railroad com
municavion. Probably there Is no
mineral belt in the world where
such peculiar conditions prevail. The
greater portion of the country Is
gashed and scanned with great veins
carrying GOLD, silver, lead, copper
and IRON, some of the ores being OF
such high grade as to pay for wag-
on haul Of 200 miles to Salt Lake City
for reduction This road will be the
means of developing the rich mines Of
Ferber, Kinsley, Furguson Springs,
White Horse, and the Dutch Mount
ain Districts, also Deep Creek, which,
is the objective point, and reaching
within % or 80 miles of Sprucemont,
all of which are situated in Elko coun
ty, thence westward to the Coast, pas
sing south least of Eurka some 40 or
As miles. Its construction will add
much to the wealth and prosperity Of
our county as well as give an impot-
US to the mining and agricultural i'll
dustries Of that section of the country.
The signs of the times indicate on all
sides that Elko county is now about
to enter a new era Of prosperity and
on the up grade of development to
substantial prosperity. She is now
undoubtedly the richest county in the
State as her natural resources are
not only great but varied. To show
the importance of this road we copy a
portion OF a report of Mr. S. W. Ec
cles:
sMr. S. w. Eccles, assistant general
freight agent of the Union Pacific
has in his possession some very com
plete data concerning the resources
of the Deep Creek country, compiled
with especial reference to the ore ton
mage. His estimates, made up from
conservative reports on nearly all the
districts, show an aggregate output
as soon as rail communication is es
established, of 1905 tons, yielding K
the railroad daily revenue of $8627
and the estimated earnings from othe
sources increase this sum to ever S12,
OOO."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-05-01
Neither Was He.

"My good man." said the titled gen.
tlcman who had been violating mu-
nicipal ordinance, IT am not subject to
the. laws here. I belong to the nobil-
ity."
"Well, begorrah," replied Mr.. Ter
renee Flynn, "for the mather o that,
naythere am OF. Oh belong to the po-
lice force,"-Washington Star.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-05-01
A Supreme Court Rulo

In the Supreme Court Of this State
on November 10, 1895, the following
rule was adopted. "Under no cir
cumstances shall this court or any of
the District Courts Of the State Of
Nevada hear proof for the issuance Of
or issue final papers or certificates Of
naturalization to any applicant there
for, at any time within 60 days imme.
diately preceding any general or
special election of this State"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-05-01

II am bothered with sick headache
have taken several bottles of Hoods
Sarsaparilla, and am now new man
in every way" II. BAKER, Austin,
New.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-05-01

IIood's Pills cure all liver ills.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
ritUID RECORD.

y" city IN ANY part II tn country i
governed more satisfactorily Ur rruuulmi
cally than the city Of Albuquerque under
ia" present republican administration
In times like the present |, stands the
people In hand tn have regard Tor econ.
0mN ~ their public affairs ~ we'll a. IN
personal matters, aud II iIa we'll known
iart that while democratic admlniStra.
Tons III III" pa, have sluansr"d our rev
rnurs anh run the city IN debt, without
giving ~ anything I" show Tor II, the
present administration has tot onll made
~ debt, hut has pal III more than
twenty thousand dollars II debts that had
hrru created by the mismanag"urnt ~
fnfurT Years, That Is "A record that ANY
administration might Tras"nahl, he proud
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

nlN. NhllR has l-~tIrd another proc.
lanilluu hut he has not vet given the
world any rra~"ll iu hrlirNr that h. l. the
klnh II u man ~ who's" hands the pru Is
mIghtlrr than the ~wuId tlplr Demo
cfal
"" bog tu dlllrr nrIl Nrilrr's pen
hasn't hrrn ~ mighty ~ some other pens
"" read ~, hllt up Ia date II has been u
mighty sight mlghllrr than ten, Nry.
lrr'- sword. II has at least attracted
-,nr attention.
lmf san Mtrral lirr l. authority for
thu statement that SECRETARY I"ripn Nil.
lrf, "l un~a,orN reputation, has written
tn Washington protesting against any
chang" m the present mrtlIud ~ organic.
INK Legislative a--rmhll"s ~ \rw MrNirG.
lui druulh IN australia our principal
c"luprtltur IN IN" ~hrrp industry has
KILLED Mn" AMI . half million sheep.
N"W Il thr wool hu-Inr-- here had an,
such Protection ~ tariffs a. f"fmrrl, II
would experience -,iurthlng II hs,m.
iurhlu llrilaln
~INNIuN Emt. 81 Maine, ha- lutrr.
dur"d - tai prmlIlnR I"r another cabinet
ulllrrr II future additions IT, the cabinet.
~aN the topeka journal, ARE I" prove ~
uulurtuuat" ~ the last one, ~ would
better grt along - w. are. The country
d""~ not want ANY NOR" !. Nl"rlluv Mot
tom
llil u'W arrangement ~ the star, un
H." ltr, I" maxi ru"n fur tab gives
SlN TONS 1T -,Nru AMI eight star, alter
nai"h Nn",MT ".rNru tu eight Ar
anr"mrui hat II viii not last long w.
H." ruTs viii have tu crowd over and
let NV MrNlcu m,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
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patty viii continue their northern huut
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hlr Ni!r and tNn rhIl al pfr-,ut no
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last ~rptrunri. ant To-, man ha, hrrn 30
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irntlUu ~ lS,--llI, llr l. under half d.
dozen iudlrirurut- ~ thr Indian tern.
tory fur lul.' stealing. cattle thlNIuy.
murder AM attempts To- murder. dH Tot
months tn '.llv,r- have hcru atlrg hitu.
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Jhck-un, ant NuAiN iruu.i that hr W.
the much N ll.tl ..t-tu ~ lV All ,,ut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
mn III,IToI I>n>I>T,,

We WouI Ilkr lu know what answer
santa - can xiv" I" lh" l""Il" 81 th-
Territory # her opposition {" the Bruce
hnI"ndmrut I" a." capitol IT, lulldlng
huI tail .huUld hr the clu-,, 't the T..
fu-al 81 cpugrr-- g. Validate the other
territorial houd. m'huiIl'l to h l--urh
l., the lat legislative, t.~rmhN rutlr.
ularh hir ~ UINluu- when w. knuw
TINT the ruuuN j. AZ least MORALLY bound
1" raN The lrNa-, santa r. y \nrlhrrn
bonds Their" never hi- hrru ilN uutrtN
against these houd- nul r'urN "lr ~ the
ancient" favored thlr payment up Ia
a." time of The drrl-l"u oi the -upfrlur
court "f Ia" ult"d STATE, m the ra,r II
LrwI, against lIun rmun.
When .hr h"nd- Wrtr rrlun,lrd AMI
lhl- wd- Dt u tim" iIrrr than -N wears
after their l~~ur and mote than i've wears
after the railroad Wa, completed and IN
operation the dr-lr' 81 rounding Wa
practically unanlmuu-. unrTnor FRINGE.
who presided AT the alleged Indignation
meeting the Other dhy before appointing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
iarg' \m""nI "t Iiu,in".- Disguised 81
lu. IIIN.

IarG' \m"""' "i n",tn",- Disguised al
.IIIN.
Ia" demurrer ui the defendant t. the
declaration ui the plaintiff IN the ease II
tulp ~ III" santa f. Railroad company
auh which Wa argued Yesterday. morn.
lus - thr respective PARTIES. was ans
tanned hN t'w court this morning
CON |, Brown, r"c,INrr ul the ~rriTTu
county bank. ht his solicitor. j. u. Fitch.
brought suli to-day ". Henry lwkhart,
Ellen l., lHrkhArt nul the crown Point
Winning company, Va injunction waS l.
sued restraining defendants from trans
frrriig on the hruk- 1T ia" crown Point
Minlig COMPANY any IT Ia" -harrS of
-trk Standing ~ ~" name ui llrnrN ur
Ellen /. lnrk hart
un he ult"d states side II the court.
trinl t the ease ul thr ultrd states "
Nant.'l thaNrs Wa continued this morn.
my The lurN AT the Incoming II court
this lrrnwn returned IT, Verdict. which
Was uill!.
" M iIIlELN g"'- g. press the jar
or~ ~ 1 half charged, hN information
~ tht nitrh Ntatr~ ATTORNEY, with con.
temp ~ court hccall-r uf their conduct
IN H. spencer ease, are having their
hearing,
lh cd-r~ rNcltr considerable interest.
AMI tlr majority 81 the tar ot the rItN
Hrr ~ attendance AT the proceedings,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
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rApikS HID.
Among tbs corporations. AlhuIg1
Eaters the kIcc with Two.

Among lht OPERATIONS, AlhuIgJ
Eaters IN: Race with Two.
During the pat week the fll
rnIp'rall"u- iIlri papers With thu "a
nal -"rl"tatN Al santa r..
I'w Ful"lltI I,ulldlug and lua.I
ISOLATION, INCORPORATED under the id
t"Iuri,lu with j. =. Wolfe ~ pf-l
AMI + N. Webb ~ SECRETARY. la,
alu"nird articles with the territorial
rrt5N changing IT. uhInr t. the y
saving \-~Tldtlun.
III" First PRESBYTERIAN Church
lulH"flur lururpuratOrs. thnfl~l
Vaughn, lame \. summers. Louis n
Rae, Jacob :, yesterday and Niiliaj
Franklin, objects, promoting r..
anI "luritinn, directors, same u,
purhtur~, life. forty nine years.
HE uit"l states todd Mining
panN lnruip"ratnr-. Ir~rph r.. 4
.l"~rrh {. Iialdrlhgr, Elias :. Il
Richard " H. BRYAN and lhas. r.. 1
objects, operating mines aud minln.j
rhIn"N, capital stock. ti.u.u,,S' 1
i"r-, same IT, inrurIrIrator-: life. 4
mn" Nrar,, principal office. Alhulri
The Independent told Whining Al
lng i"updnN lncurJnratnr- ahi |
tot. Il. l.. Weston. ". l.. luIla
Trinidad. We. Whatsoever. \. ]. I'D
ana g. ". D"wnry. 81 La Belle. ~
OPERATING mines and mining InArh-
capital -twk. SIu.un; life, lift, 4
ullr"-. trinidad, tuln.. and La Belle
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
IIiItI,IIN larIN.

lr"rgr Mariana Harrison /, TIA. after.
uu"u entertaining a number ut l, llttlr
friend al u soap huhhl" party ~ honor
uf hi fourth lir,hial. Those invited
arr Misses hladN- Childrf~, Marguerite
aud Mesa Rose. l;rhrrrA ltarrr, llrlrn
RuirN. Susie lul-"n, l,farr BlffaiIllr,
krnA FERGUSON. Alcia Iluhhll, lrnl
alli Marguerite ~rhu~trr. Nulla, Mal and
stella l'rfgrrr, lone Albright, lily NplI.
Eta llallurau, R"na urnnSirld, Rather.
Inc ~tTIrklrr Marl collier lnl!I
Met lrllan, stella NrhuStrf, aud Masters
MIX and Hugh lirNan, \lfr,h and willie"
Met lrllau. Nrhh Rns", F"rsu1~ln, l'nh
,urI E"lrI, collier lluhh"ll, Held, N
hrlght, Edmund Harrison, \ pFil" Will
hr awarded IL the one making III" pref
tl",t anh largest huhhlr, Dainty r..
lrr~hmrnls were served, and u pr"iu,lun
IT rlmrr, lent additional charm I" Tia"
hirpS hruIr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

N" matter M validating IA" bonds T.
sued irr t'r rufp"-r 81 rebuilding the
capitol At santa fr. l. not all There l. 81
u" p"uilug h"ul question: hN any means.
II II w"rr tlu g,.i,rril puhlir would akr
bat NrtN lIttl" lutrfr,, N thu DISCUSSION.
AMI would not eat" particularly. whether
r"ugrr-- voted IA" rlll up IT lawn. v Il
uitirf IT iArt. that t. one ui llu. hd,t IN
p"rtaut frdtufr- u the whole ch~r. but
"a" huui- ipr the normal ~rh"ul at Las
Vegas, Ia" normal ~rhp"l dt SILVER tItN.
ani u" military Institute AZ Roswell NJ"
all involved IN ~" sam" measure. aud II
would l." = misfortune h. the Whole terri
tory, not H. -aN Disgrace. II all these
valuable AMI useful institutions ,huuld
l." crippled, fur The purp-" 81 enabling
IA" l""plr Of santa r" county g. rrplIl-
ate a Irlt which thrN honestly uw,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

Ia" New N"Nlran, u remarkably IT,.
lHhl" newspaper under the pir~rIl
rNl~tug administrations snN,
Mr--t- \ Il. Fitch aud " : NlllnIn.
cam up from NT"rr" last night cot
Williams AYERS that AZ La Iowa station
last evening h. counted l,3ur mallard
duck, ",,uUWlld geese aud lu,uu swans
~ big n u Nrafling cilf Capt Fitch i,
here I" meet W II. Patterson ami make
the final pay nrnt- Ia the Mnndrrlirli,
a"d others un the great Graphic milne
IT, r"arrr, who was 1T raJnrlto Ia"
"itrr allrrn"nn, informs IuE tril/tN
that h" did not 81" ~ many ducks, gees"
and wan, a, col, Williams l. alleged h.
have seen, hut hr did SAY that hr ntNrr
saw ~ man, duck, "n the Rio ,irandr a.
nov AMI also reports hunter hN III" scar"
lining the banks ~ ia" rlNrT between the
rlti AMI iaIarlto,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
NIil,IAl NmIa..

IN" following official paragraphs are
cllpl"d from the New Mexican;
the goNrfnuT has appointed the follow
ing nutarir- public, j. \. lUcrro, uf r.
pamela H. NJ Read, 81 santa f.; Z. Z.
ul,r, "I East Las Vegas, has. VI. strong,
IT Meta
The governor ha- granted u full and
cnnlplrt" pardon Ia Pedro \. ialrSlurl
wrungiullt sentenced t. the prnltrnllan
f"r alleged rape
''rufpr " West having served a nll
term ~ IA" r"nll"ntliN for larceny, has
been restored a. cltl2rn~hip