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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-11
a Cnoi Gane.

Casino is good, all around game, but
as played ordinarily 1t is too simple 10
please those who arc accustomed 60 euclirc,
whist or cribbaac. A variation which will
make 10 Interesting to many is accomplish
ed by reckoning thc knavc IL, the queen
IL and tho king 49, Thus, If big casino,
little casino and one AGO be on the board
Mt one time all three may bc taken by the
holGor OF n king. A 4 spot, 6 spot and an
ACC could be- taken by knsve, 10 spot
and J spot by queon. -Brooklyn Eagle
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-11

He was tough prisoner, of forhldding
aspect, and nc wGs brought up for an az
gravatcd assault
Presently tho jury were sworn. and he
regarded them critically.
"Prisnnor az the bar, said the recorder,
edo you challenge any Of the jurymenf"
Challenge 'omr' grnnted the ruflian.
"Why. IA fight the whole lot with one
hand tied buhird nc"
The jury wcro not preiudiced In bis In.
vor.--London Fun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-11
Presented a Gold Watch.

Mrs. Alice P. Morrill,, a teacher at the
Practical School of Shorthand. was the
recipient OF a handsome gold watch from
her pupils Tuesday evening "a a token
OF the high esteem In which sne is hcld
by them. MIR. Arthur A. Mason deliv.
cred the presentation speech in well
chosen worcs to which Mrs. Morrill, re-
sronded in titting manner. A'collation
was then served in the school room.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-11
Caught in the Act.

CLI.ToN, Mass, Nov. H.. Michael j..
Joyce wac arrested in the act of entering
the office in the Union Railroad Station
hare. through a window whi ne had
broken, early this morning. He WAS
clptured refore he had obtained booty,
and was arrsigned this morning, but the
case was continued until tomorrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-11
Chicago Financier Dead.

CHICAGO, Nov. l1.-Peyton X. Chand-
Ter, for 40 years one Of Chicago's fnan-
ciers and founder and frst president of
the Union Stock Ysrds Company, is
dead. MIR. Chandler was born n Ches-
ter, VT, January 20, 1877.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-11
Fined for EmbezZIement.

Edward Rushford, who Was indicted by
the grand jury last Mach for the en-
bezzlement of $40 from Paul Landy, today
retracted his former plea of not guilty
and pleaded nolo contendere. Judge WIZ
bur sentenced him to pay tine of SIOO
and costs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-11
He Gould Not Get Work.

PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. Ij.-Braxton
Reed, coiored, "a bout 25 years of age,a resi-
dent CT this city, committed suicide to-
day by shooting himself through the
heart. Inability to obtain work is al
legged at the cause of the deed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-11
Homeopathic Aid Society.

The annual meeting OF the Rhode
Island Homeopathic Ladies Aid Society
was held at Tillingrast's pariors At $3.50
o'clock this afternoon. The report of
the secretary and treasurer. which
showed that the society was in excel
tion of officers folIowej.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-11
Afraid Of Aner,c,n .cartuhee,s

T.ondor, Nov. l1.-A Vienna dispatch
to The Times, alluding TO Russias ef-
forts TO secure trade In China. says that
Russian silver roubles are being minted
In large quantities for circulation in
China. IN view of the fact that Chinese
confidence in the American silver dollar
has been somewhat shaken
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-11
.omc caI- Report of Victory.

Madrid. Nov. 11.-News from Manila
is 10 the effect that the Spaniards have
had a brilliant victory over the rebels,
and .iave captured their strongly forti-
fcd positions at Noveleta after desperate
fighting. The rebels had 100 killed. and
tne Spanish loss was 33 killed, according
TO the official report.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-11

= ely truptions on the head, chappod
hsnds and lius. cuts. bruises. seal p,
burns are quickly cured nv DsWitt's
Witch He'll Ssivt. ~ IL at present the
article most used for piles, and IL always
cures them.
Joseph :. Johnston's Phsrmacy sa3
Westminster street; Metzecrs Pharmacy,
30 North Main street; Alfrsds Pharmasy,
IL EDDY street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-11
stock Compapy Goes Under

Boston, Nov. IL. The Bay state Stock
company has assigned TO William A.
Morse. The office was closed yesterday
BY keepers being placed therein. b. A.
Atkinson is said to be the head OF the
company, which has been doing a stock
brokerage bisiness. The liabilities and
assets are ,.oth small.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-11

The 22d annual meeting of the corpora
t!on OF the Home for Aged Men was held
IN the homo on Broad street yesterday
sfferuoon. Reports were received and
officers elected foe the ensuing year. The
new president, Charles Ii. sprague,
thanked the fijcials for the confidence
reposed in him, after which Rev. h.
i. Root made an interesting address.
The subject Of the illustrated lecture
by 1T. Jackson of Brown University in
the stewart street Baptist Church last
evening was "Cbinafown and the Slums
OF New York." The lecturer had three
yesr,' experience In missionary work in
this field and his address was particu
larly interesting. Inc views were also
excellent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-11
A Nail Mill Burned.

RAYNHAM, Mass. Nov. 1.-The nail
mill owned by Andrew Bassett here,
was burned this morning. The loss is
about s200o and is partially covered by
insurance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-11
Miss Willard in ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, No., Nov. 11.--Frsncis VIII
lnrc, the first officer ia he National W.
c. Il. U. reached this city last evening,
nccompan led by her private secretary,
Miss Anna Gordon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-11
No Mere coiored Folks.wantea

Adelaide, Nov. 1.-THE house OF as
sembly yesterday passed the second
reading OF the governments bill TO re-
strict the immigration OF coloredraces.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-11
Ashore Near Calcutta.

CALCUTTA, Nov. 1.-The British
steamer Strathclyde, from this port for
Galveston, is ashore in the river.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-11

"Turn the rascals out"--the familiar
party cry - may be applied to mi.
crobes MS well a. to men. Toe germs CT
disease that lurx In the blood ere
"turnsd out" by Ayers ssrssparilIs ss
pfrectuaiiy - the old postma.tsrs are dis
glaoed By new administration.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-11
BRIEF LOCALS.

staging at the Valley WorsteG Mills at
II 80 O'Clock this forenoon and was
somewhat bruised and ba1Iy shaken uu.
He was taken TO the Rhode Island Hos
pital.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-11
GOT ENTIRE ISSUE.
Vermiiye a. Co. Awarded the $16,.
100000 of New York City Bonds.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1l.-Comptroller
Fitch. by direction OF the other mem
bers OF the SINKING fund commission,
todsy awarded the entire issue of S16,-
6,b9o.7O Of city bonds, for which bids
were opened on Monday, to vermilye q
Go. at 1C4.71
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-11

TO LET -Tcncmant rooms. slo.0l.s Cass
strcci, near Eddy. mIGt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-11

WAsHINGroN. Nov.>1l.-Rhode Island
Rein, warmer tonight; colder Thursday: /:
southeasteriy winos; rough on the coast
this afternoon ana tonight, shifting to
aeftA~estefiy- Thursday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16
IIoinE Well

j VI lnnni-, f0fmerl. II this city, nov
AT Williams. ArlznnA. l. repr.ri Ia h'
prU-prring IN the saw mill business. llm
Williams news -A.~
Through the courtesy ~ Mr j. VI hen
mis- the News rrInftrT this week enjoyed
u ride and tOuT ~ inspection ~ the lIrli
nir Saw mill, one ~ the principal mills Of
the city This mill ~ situated In the
midst ~ h large tract ~ ~ tine timber NJ
IA tn ba found any where, which Uf couT-
~ b~ing transformed by experienced nrIl
int0 lumber that " In demand ever!
| where. making just the same M pure
gold tD the owner
This mill In rIulppssi with the latest
and mU1l improved machinery, the out
put Of the mill being from forty " at,
thousand feet per day. The yards con
tain about " J.UD feet ~ ~ line PIN,
lumber ~ ran b- manufactured any
| where. Mf. lennia has Al~D irn0n-tra
ted q fact which AT the time " his -xp-Ti
ment WA made light 0f by many tha
In, the construction Of reservoir 4
catch water from melting Hno~. Thi'
reservoir was constructed At c'-t ~"
exceeding t2,G which during the pr'S.en
drUuth In paying for itself every week
| Mere more ~ ths~r reservoirs construct
I'd. ESPECIALLY b, the csttlrmrn. iher
would b. much lsr- Of this grief duTinl
dry time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16
Las VEGAS.

krum the pIN
A car load u hurtS Srtr received f't
shipment b, cha llirld to-day,
" T. uortnrr wa. appointed receiver
~ the iammr opera house.
The trial II Scipio AguillAr fnt the nut
der " the uokr ireighters i- progressing
Julius Abfamow-ky expects tu take II
tlp To the II, II Mexico the latter part
II this week
BtOwnr \ MAnLAuArr4 compan, ye4t-r
day furnished the Wallace Shuws j,hn
pounds VI hay. l.tuv pounds II oats and
81 p,und- Of bran.
Elwyn Blakp has be-u awarded the cnn
tract for carrying the mail Lt~rrn k"-
ciaia aud beulah, on the upper SaI~llo, n
distance ~ AlNut three miles.
County Collector Gahaldon has been
out collecting mrrchandise aud liquor H.
crn-r- to-day, the former nj t2n pet All
mum. and the latter nj ttn per Anuum
1hU-e VIM wprr cut ~ duOr- b.
o'clock this motuing no doubt noticed
the heavy frost and were fearful ~ the
result. The tender vegetables such NJ
leans. cucuul+r- and corn wrfr probably
ruined hut ~ the -"a-'n II vet earl!
these cali hr re-planl@i
The city council will meet this evening
aud the matter " raising funds Tor II
running team nj the Albuquerque tour
nalnrnt will probably b+ discussed. IN,
proposition II Tor u council committee o
three ~ act IN conjunction with depart
n-nt committee.
The inquest In the RetI murder caa'
WAS IN progress Yesterday afternoon ant
evening. but adjourned to-day until y n
IN. 10 morrow. A. the examination II
within closed doors there IL nothing I,
give out concerning the evidence.
Rpport has Il that u certain younI
freight conductor running south from
here, who owns some very due Opals, 4
abnut to marry the girl ~ hiS choice,
certain young lady who Is uow wearinI
the aforesaid opals A suit Of blaeI
clothes has been ordered.
| 4 shooting affair with no serious rr
suits, IL reported ~ have occurred b'
tween the Bacas aud J. n. Caudle, on III
ranch Of Mr.. $. Il. Davis, out near Purr
IL dr Luna. The difficulty sr,rs over sonl
cattle which Csudle was holding undr
ID" orders Of the sheriff of ,iuadalnp
conutS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16
SPANISH lNSOLE\CE!
Outrageous Action Of Spanish
OfhCiaIS 10 Americans.
A Cuban Paper Thinks Spain Can
Whip this Country.
Treasury department Lalllng In Nore
Goij from b. poSiiorieS.
GtH MSCOOE AT MOSCOW

New lutk, MAY 10 James frelman.
the correspondent whom captain Genrr'
al We, lrf ordered uut ~ tuha. wrote IN n
cablrgram. which was interrupted 10y
M-yler'- order
1T scarcely l. p,--lhlr I" Imagine
more deliberate defiance NJ the nite,'
states than l. connected with the Incl
dents Included IN the capture Oi the Hi
buster Competitor All the prisoners IN
sisted that the American lldg was held
up T., l.abutdr and afterwards II wa- ear
ried up into the Rigging ht GiIdra, thu
mate. The spanish hIri again aud ngail
nj the flag
"l.ahufdr said the Competitor hal NJ
| American license aud was rrgularl.
cleared at hey West. tut the ship~' pa
prr- were seized l., the naval officers II
order that the rhni ~ II plfac! might no
he upset
II Sernl- L. br Alnlu-t certain that th
ten Killed un the water were the Urdlnnr
crew ot the schoonrr."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16
SAN MARCIAL AND SAN ANTONIO.
Collie c ton OF Choice Local Paragraphs
from the Bee.

{. r.. kns,isS, who laid the foundation
for n new Residence last summer, viii
complete It's construction during the
present building SEASON.
Contractor Lane has the contract for n
four rs,tii,sI adobe house for Mrs. j. Il.
Kuhn on her lots at the turn ot the road
leading from new Ia old t"~n.
notwithstanding that n" important
mining deals have taken place IN the
camps surrounding san Marcial. n Ruh
deal Of prospecting II going on. aud the
feeling II general that gWi luck aud
wealth awuit several ~ the toilers.
The two lots south II v. Il. Lanes res
idence have come into that gentleman y
l,o-,,ession. A two story storer1m and
supply depot will be erected during the
summer. 4 lew more such rustiers ~
| Mr.. Lane. anJ->sn MArcial would never
be n dull place.
Harry lsou came III from the san
| ualp,r thr other day and rrpOrted the 10
cation ut rlalm IN North Canyon, about
"A mile snd a half from the He'll mine
samples "i the ore have been Forwarded
To penvrr. aud IN n few days encouraging
returns ARE expected.
There viii b- n meeting ~ the -lector
II san Marrial precinct No. rs. nj III,
.chol housc ou saturday evening, Ma
~. at " o'clock. ~ nominate thi"
.chal directors for III. ensuing veal
| Al Interested Ia the public school shout
come out, ~ u connp-t-nt sch1l b0ar
means n g,si schui.
A feature oi cosmopolitan life will h
insugurai-d IN san AArciAi next ~reI
j. u. Tw~.i hAs made AL arrangrinru
with the business men whereby, Tor
stipulated weekly amount, he will sprii
klr the leading street of the towp ihr'
times each week. The sprinkler Is nv
under construction. aud about the end I
next week It's beneficial effects will
= apparent tO all who live ON OT pass hloI
I our leading avenue.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16
DISTRICT CONF RENEE
Of Albuquerque Dis,rici. Methodist LhnrIh
South.


The SECOND -,'--luII III the district con
ference ~ the Albuquerque di~ltirl "i lh'
Nrw Mexico conference" VI. r., rhhlrL
,uuth convened ~ NAu MaIclal Nr-l"l
lay thursday nj o'clock ~ ~ A'l"l
rrlIyIuIIs -.IN lees H., Rev. NnI. w. iaH
lOn, presiding elder ui this diSlIlrl, VII"
- by virtue ~ his p-ltiun III The AL
..lIc. ul the bishop -prc-iishi n' The '"l
terrncr. Rev. J. ". ilarkrtt ~as elected
.,ctrtAtt, All oi the ministerial mem
b+rs ul the eonfrfrnr" we're present ~
r.pt l1. B. Is. Scoggins, 0i l.ds fures
Rev. J. VI, Stevenson, supefAniIAird, an"
| Rev. j. h, Hush, snpernuihrfHN'
The regular coininittr'~ we're Apl"lhI
| ,sI b, th" chair mud hours hh,i i"i meet
inR aud adJuufnlng each day, N''~-l"ii-
| gill unl, l+ held III the infrnSil al "arl
| iaS from . Ia II - O'cl"ck u, H.
The presiding elder made short NH
hal rplirl ~ his HuIk during th" pf"S'h'
conference year. Nehi Rev, b, +, ''-|
+DII, uf the hilA River citcull, made hl'
report, showing that hr ha" le"n h"iht
gnh work uti IN that land. lie Id"Arli''
at l.ufd-hutg, klchniuId SclnIl lI"u-' nl
the LIlA Tnrf aud at duncan. AM, III
fpintt- -IAN IiirHIl~ts al Nlrlilil"h'
.chOOl hnu~, hr hour ni adJ"ufhm"n
having arrived, the rer-lnt ci't-''d VIII
"pTaisr i,,L from whom all Glrrrihg
huw.
| The attrTnu,ns aud evening" Ali lr lie
voted a. ruIIInlttc- WORK ahd religion
exercises. The conference ~lll r"hllhu
until Muntay nrzt.
| PRAYER meeting YESTERDAY afl"rll,@I
Ied b, Rev r. l.. Adams, aud ptrarhl''I
1
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16
Odd f-i,o~. N~."Iuiion.


headquarters thrtut.Nr COMMITTEE
',th AuulNtt~AN - -
AhnIu,fqut y MaN it lsrd
\hr committee bring III tnal -c--inu
the following resolutions wrfr iuttWduc
rd aud unanimously adopted
Whereas, ln arranging int aud carr,
lug uul the AnnlNrfzATN celebration aud
exercises this committee has been great.
II assisted ht n large number ~ persnHs
hot members NJ the order. Therefore
W. II Resolved. That vote ~ thanks
l~ given aiId are hereby extended to the
ladies and gentlemen Who ~ gtarioIsly
gave their SERVICES at the entertainment
IN the opera huu~ And III the parade.
ihrtrbS adding tu the success ~ the uc
cA.ion anh proving themselves friends ~
unf order.
lE 1t ALA Resolved, That the thanks
~ this committee hr given a. the prr-a ~
the city. THk tlTiIkN aud the Democrat,
tuI the literal manner IN which the var
lnus nntirrs aud announcements wrr"
printed bN them. assuring them ~ III"
sincere appreciation II this committee
aud the members ~ the order ~ their
Kindness aud
That the secretary ~ this committee
/" instructed tn have inserted IN the
dail, pal~fs copy ~ These resolutions.
~ order ~ the executive committee.
S.kANN. Chairman,
/ II II. IN IIN, NrcIptATN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16
tIItiI~ ~1iiNI~.


Thr uts w,Il,r" ,ir,s- ~ the Metropolis
o." da,.
II WI. u beautiful street parade. Fair
wrmru frathrrrd knights. mg horses.
bright chnrlnt- lions, tger- bears aud
-Iukr-. music hy steam and steam by
music. Indeed II wh- the grande-t pa.
rdlr r,rr gwen III thu eat, b, any show
COMPANY
The inside arrangement ~ the tent
contains t~u rings II stage and N hippo
dfunlr track
lhc afternoon performances waS attend
rd hN "A very large crowd. who were
we'll satisfied with the treatment received
nni the entertainment given.
more srutlrin,pli crowd never traN.
rlrd than /. With thr Wallace shows, aud
thu fact ALONE /, a great trcommrnda.
tipn tuh rltcue.
E,"r,h"hN from III" country towns.
within u radius II many miles, are here
| TODAY. aud cltru- lemonade, peanuts,
etc, are having a hig run, Tho balloon
man. with hI~ llttl" halluon- is rsking
IN the dime.
John II Harrison. III" press agent Tor
the Wallace circus, made u pleasant call
at nll rlII/L> uihrr this morning he
stated that hr !rlt at home IN printing
Office. fui the fra-nII that he war reared
within Tia mlluwri precincts 0f printing
pres -,'-. the -lurll II ink. and even lie
brushes. lie wa- found t0 m most
agreeable gentleman. aud one. from our
wa, uf thinking, that IL the right kind
Tor IA" po-ltl"n of press agent for big
lcriru-. llr -huwrd the editors ~ this
pnl"r through the various departments II
uf the circus this morning
CAPT Wallace. proprietor 0f the circus
desires the puhllr a. understand. through
the columns uf I'M tIIliFN. that the
performance al night II not cut one bit
that the program l. carried out 10 TN
letter. and thu-r who cannot attend IL
the altrrn~n viii not m disappointed II
the evening show iir has his own car
and has a contract with the santa y,
rnllwa, to get him from to~n "a towi
y when hr wants to ~, hence there is n
nrcr~-it, I" cut the evening show short
. The rSI.,i-,'~ ui this combination of cir
, ru- lite costs Nf, Wallace ahout t2.sU
dnily u pretty snug sum II money.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16

~-nar"t M",gtu ir'-'nt- , H. ,"I''tt"u ""
the ~uht,'t
Washington. Mal e.. lu th" .ruat" t".
laN ~rnalur Morgan pr'-"ul,"I u rr-',lu
uou CONCERNING the Amrrlcau- u"" uu
Net condemnation AT llhNalia, ani said h"
Nuull address thc -ruht" uu II Ia NOR
row lh" resolution llfrrt- tlr commit
l,, uu turrIyIl relations tu inquire into
AMI f,Iuft uu the rlglt- ~ III" ultrd
'tat"- under uui tfraiI"- With spain ~
lu the tfIal ui uur citizens htfr-t"d ~
,uim AMI uuW uud,t -rut"urr ui death
h., spanish military tIlhulal lur alleged
,llril-,'- # ruiitrrai ~ "lh"r character,
AMI IrIip'-t- the secretary ui -tatr l"r
lirth ruplr~ ul thc pr"iurnl -lgn"i lN
| uIrh Cushing and ll" spanish nlul-t"l
lisa Ia transmit cup,"- ui lh" recent
correspondence relative 1" condemnation
i \mrfirhu- ut Havana
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16
UPPER COUNTRY MINING NOTES.
what ProSpec'Ors are Doing 10 the La
Belle and Adjoining DiStricS.

tturu la h,Ilr It,s, ru'
Mt Met ann, accompanied hl one ur t"u
pattnrt~, has returned tu his claims pre-
pared tu do considerable Development
work
Considerable work Is being done on the
Iron King In M!ilett canon b, n Las We
gas company uf which +, E. purtchrf il
manager.
Harry Taylor has returned from Trlni.
iad and Resumed work ulI his claims near
Red River city. llr got ASSAYS from t2i
"a 80 II ton.
j. x. Crouch II working un the La Belle
Queen aud II getting gu, some line lo"k.
ing sulplidr ore. This claim IL located
three miles north of town, near the saw
mill.
Rauunprt and Fitch are putting In sluice
boxes on their Cumanche placer ri the
mouth II Foreman gulch aud will begin
handling dirt next week There is ~"
doubt hut what IL will ,irtA large returns
this summer.
Hugh PER-, II having sluice boxes
made and will be- washing gold IN IA few
days. His claims ARE located III the mouth
of told gulrh aud have shown hy pros
T. citing that they ARE certain Ia hr n good
thing
1t II repOrted that the fraser grouIe of
claims. located near Annette, have been
sOld tO u strong eastern company. Large
bodies of ore have been opened up on thi'
property, which j. high grade, but con
tains ~ much copper gyrites that II cal
not ~ millHi
The foundation has been put IN for
cyanide mill AT llrmatltr, which Will h'
un advantage I" the entire district TIN
rnlnpan, here halls from fittsburg, PA
Il Is their intention to put in three Hunt
ington cru-herS and ,ats for n 3"'nl
dali, capacity, the Is,wrr I" l~ furnishes
py steam. The Macarthur fnrrrh prr-s
will b. the one used,
:. Paul kara wa- over from R,h RNr
: city yesterday AMI rrISrt- r"n-idrrahl
u Development heing done IN that part q
}, the district. Sir. Baca has kept force q
= men at work oii his prop~rty on lowe
= bitter creek Tor nearly year and has III
:. tunnel within forty feet ~ the main vel
Il Tor which he wA- cf,sss-cut,ing. In add
tlnn IL this property he has two Y"
4 claims IN Pioneer gulrh "n which ~o'
" will ha ruInmrEc,si next week.
. Thn. King, who II mining III N"r'
" canyon. east of the city, Is here t-d'
with samples u g"Od ore from his min
named Tom King" The samples sho
Al ' fair sprinkle ot gold ani silver al
~ King states that II will run at least !
"A IL the ton.
Na Col. Peter Met 'hesney, president of I
NJ v rstern Homestead Irrigation c"mpA
h. l. In the city from the Rio Purrc'. VIII,
kr he reports the work on ia'nS, reSeT'oi
| etc., M progressing finely
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16
" ants in fight.

New York, May H.. \ special from lia
,ana Ia the Herald say: La Correspou.
drncla Military IN IA leading article, urges
the immediate declaration VI war b.
spain against the United States. The
writer profrs-rs the belief that when the
tirSt cannon was iired the southern state-
would again Withdraw, aud preserve neu'
trality. and Mexico would invade the
country h. recover lu~t territory IN th,
west, and thus insure II quick disniem
bermcnt and lasting humiliation of tht
great republic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-16

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hr A. T.. \ -uprrrur ruunrll meeting T."
laN wn- d,N"lrd udlnk 1" consideration
Il committee r"purt- tNr r"hgf">~
nrn -Ir,kr hri"fr III" r"iIllril duIlIIs Tie
ltrrur"n Nm"ng thr,r ""fr Linton, "'
Michigan. Hnd llllimrn, "I 'alli"rnh,
The rrIaIt II the rulumltl," "r agita
non tunk The ground that agitation With
,IIt education L. Idng"r"u' I" ia" ra'i'"
The committee recommended that hur
rAu ui information l"' r-tahll-h'N 1" con
,i-l uf the -uprriIm president ana "l'
urrIln'T II each stat" cuInrll.
The main p'lnl "i IL" r"I"lt, h"""'"t
Wa the Recommendation that all rI"I"f
5 except such ~ T. owned ana u7'"' u,
he national, sat" ~ miill'rlIhl organ
lAtiuu-. hr laIrd. he rrl"rl wa hi"It