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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

A rouSing no.I.politiral meeting Of
voters ~ precinct l3 WAS held ~ Tie
basement room ~ the court hons
night for the purpose Of SelrctInean
PARTISAN candidate for boss IT ihr
quia." Two names, however, we're
scented. namely. Leonardo llun;ck
Vivian Carahajal. aud when thr "
were announced Catalajal Wa irrta
the choice II the mcciinghy u large nA|
ity, The election Tor maynrdumn ~
rincts will take place 1n the llI'I Mo,
In December. being the Ith,
II, II. Fox, the we'll known uoIl re]
AM Second street j"wrler, w'Io md
tour ~ the Atlantic ~ Pacific, hs
turned a. his husin ~ here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

AN ulp ANp NElL-TKlED REMEm,
Mrs, NlnslUw's S"Othlng syrup has b''rn
u-'I for over nifty years 10y millions ~
mothers Tor their children while t@thing
with perfect success. II % IthrS the child.
spftrnS the gums, allay- all pain, cures
wind rolir, and II the hrlt remedy Tor
diAIThGa. N pleasant IA the taste Sold
incalcuable. Be sure and AK for Mrs.
Winsl0w's Soothing syrup. and take no
other kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
G,eu. Williamson.

ten. j. A, williamson. ex.land rom.
missioner ~ the United States aud Ak
land commissioner II the Atlantic n Ia.
cihc. now retired capitalist Of New
York city, II In the territorial metropolis.
arriving this morning from the east.
The general was met this morning by
ThE CITIZEN representative and stated
that he had attended the meeting ~ the
Swirty ~ the Army 0f the Tennessee AT
81. l0uis. Mo-, ani being NJ near IA his
old stamping ground Albuquerque
thought he would take run down here
and spend few weeks with HIS old
friends. The general stated that the
urmbers ~ the 4ociety are gradual, br-
Ing dpcimated hy death, and nj the meet.
ing Tccntly held IN II. Louis there were
present only about ijO survivors. ten.
-, q, Howard, ten, Stanley, ten, Fuller
ton. Col. Fred, tirRnt, T., T. sherman aud
ten. Williamson attended the meeting
from New York city. making the trip Ia
81 Louis In zen. lI0hge's private ear.
I'D Bnckner, colOrrd, was arrested last
night on the charge Of violating the IA.
nous Edmunds law, AMI thrown into
Jail. II In understood that Pablo AnayA,
deputy United States marshal. llled the
complaint against Buckner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
Hnr AnnIIIILeuIa

The Albuquerque Drmrrat claims that
both houses IT the legislature will be- drm.
~ratir, Il Is now positively known that
the territorial council IL republican. II
sratsi ~ elected. II IL "a be- hoped that
there will he ~ repetition NJ the outrag.
epus methUis of two years aye, when tho
will II the people was -uhNrrtrd and the
legislature stolen by the d"mocTat- The
ri lllt Il suffrage, with all ia iutent- AMI
purposes, must aud shall he preserved IN
New Mexico. Cali on President Clcyr.
land a. turn the rascals Out II any more
legislature steals H. attempted silver
city Enterprise
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

Editors CuIru.
Nashville Tenn. Nov. l1.-Will YOU
kindly send me. or have some one -end
me, complete list Of your new legisls.
mre, with poStonlcr address Of each mean.
her. ! want 90 have Centennial printing
matter sent them with view Of getting
All appropriation for New Mexico ex-
hihit here next year, With ihr return Of
g"0d times promised ~, II will b" good
opportunity for the territory To advertise
herself. Yours truly.
4 NJ Rn-R
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
Til. ,.rann.., ,,-u,r,I,.

Mr.. K. H. ,,reeye. merchant, ~ CHR.
hnwir, Va, crrtlii-+ that hr had cun-unp.
ton, WAS given up Ia die. sought all med
zeal treatment tina, money could procure,
tried all cough remedies he could hear ot
hut got M relief; spent many nights at.
ting up IN chair; was induced IN Try
pr, Kings sew Discovery, AMI was cured
hy using two BATTLES. For the past three
years has been attending 10 hu~lnrsa, and
-ays llr, Kings New discovery l. the
grandrst remedy ever made, ~ II ha-
done So much for him and ALA for others
IN this community Dr. Kings New pi-
cover! IL guaranteed Tor Coughs. Colds
aCh Consumption. II don't fan, Trial
h tiles free At v. '. Nalton'- drug store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
New IoTp,,TatIon.

The Crholla Water company has iilei
articles with the territorial secretary re-.
citing the following particulars, lncOr.
p0rators, Clarence r. Elder, John H.
knaebel, James N, strickland, Ralph w.,
LAngdon and Arthur knAebel; objects
supplying water for domestic. irrigation
and mining purposes; capital stock. tiOO..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

The utuZ min" nj Dolores has been
obliged to close Down un account " water
al the Gott"m ~ the shaft. which cumrs
~ to last !o permit further sinking un.
tIl Hpump aud steam holster can h.
put III place. The water question has
always hern serious problem with this
COMPANY, but with u considerable volume
ui water III the shaft II would seem the
matter hal n'rn brought to u favorable
-rttlrmrnt trffillu- HUSTLER
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

hetNl lIi' wife ani two children and
hi brother. llun H. " MURRAY, II CloNrr.
part ~. who arrived here ut n,sn. were
viii him When rAIrl The ruuain- tut
~" pu.-ru' viii h' placed M a,ault w
FMNrw r,mrrlN. AMI Later viii hr
tuh"u g. luu-,Ilt" tor lut"m,ut IT,
hal l"rh ullrl STATE. mar.nnl trt kru.
trA,. gu,,tuur ut i,hapi y ~ .m'.,t ~
o.. houunt, legislature aui ~. uan
% recognized W.tl' mat allliN"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

What Is known ~ the "f,h farley"
stfik" near holdrn Is attracting wide.
spread attention, aud. contrary tn the
usual rule, the nearer one approaches II
the more ho hears " IT, FROM all NC.
counts small streak " tabuou-ly rich
ufe has been uncovered. which, when
pounded w, yields ~ high ~ o. ~ the
pan. Considerable work has bren done
"n the lead. aud ~ far II fully holds up
Ia IT, first promises. but IT course no one
eau tell what II Will develop into NJ work
advances HUSTLER.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
Nniirr of Administrator.

Nutbr o.. hrtrly gwen Mat ~. ~ -r
'lEurd, have nrru du.N 81 .uu,,.. t.i -
lIvd executors ~ H., estate ui o. I'D
lie, vi~rG, rN thr huuutthlr ptu'... 60
lhr ,uuuiN IT liriudlil'u ~ u, 'r.''ul
New MrN.,u, t',iUiutr notice H. ''f'., :.
'.u al i.,rU,- Vl.uaIC IN iclr too. t-i'
One iu ihv undersigned AuI iN 'r.t
al having C.tlluS against sad ~ 80 900 ~
,H' siliIU ter i.N iuCut tu tie rr.
- thlu tie llIuC iir~, tI'rd los Law
MNN fuHI I,n.
kUSNlIA GARCIA II tNE,lA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

Land uill,r At santa r., = VI
JuN -
Nullrr Is hrtrlN gwen that W. .rlk
las ui Albuquerque, y " has N..i %.
~ uls iutrntiuu To- make tiual proof r'.''
Probate tlvtk at ltvtudli,lu county q "a
he go Aluuyu,Gir. y VI uu I ..-.n
!"tl, iiN III August isuN. uu tHr.r' ID.
iIrItrdtluu NJ 80 tor thr >. eft Nt,
+ 81 Nt'i ~ section NJ. ~, "a t.N '..,
y moth tango 80 hra-t
lir names - ~.tu,--r~s Slrldu n VI
gtu. fdSari /. Nulr / \ lIurN hattie
liu~ e, all al Albuquerque, y N
JAMES IT, MNIktR hr.g't
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

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.'. 70. nnth blanche. u'tt. territorial Du.
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81. SECRETARY Nlllr count out DO
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located AT "a" prpot huim ~ llrmlng.
rrrwrrl tu irlrud IA" prrtt, waiter girls
q, ihr rNprlI,r ui thrIr lives, II urrr,.
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poir,nrat auh lnuk- like n sure winner.
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Il wa carried hy Mr. Cleveland. Mr.
ClrNrIatd'- vote WA ..SG1. NJ. WEAVER
\"t" Wa 2,213, and ten. Ilarrisun'- go.
lhl~ year the county wa- carried lay Mr..
- ~ "Ea'" 'H'H'''" w WIS WY lIIdt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

go; life, 1ity years; directors. Clarence
!. Elder and James " Strickland. "
tol"r@io, aud J,-"ph " pwyef. john II.
knael~l aud nrntgr " kuarhcl. " Nrw
Mexico, principal place NJ business. SAN.
Ia kp. M
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

Mrs, l., Il, Patton, k,rkfori. H., writes
From ITrSnnal experience can RECON-
mend l~ Wits Sarsaparilla, n cure for
impure nloOd and general debility" ",
!. Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
CARNIVAL or SPORTS"
President Myers ana Secretary Saint
Maize their Oflclal Report

W. herewith submit All itemiyrd state.
mrrt " the receipts aud disbursements
ri Tie "t arrival II sports" held under
the u.plc', Vt the Territorial Fair AS,s,.
citation tut the YEAR iNs,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
At'eeklp Gitizeu
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

o.. Ip|tn.. - amt ni go = " +, he used
nNs| I f., I.V...n' n' .r.i .uIrNlrirr,' ln,uiIcd
' .'H.r \-rr .4..u, } MNIks,
! -N|tl Nth lIrslrHt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

'
j r.. saint. u we'll known mining man
from albuquerque. \ ". arrived III
lhurnlN Yesterday AMI il at IL" Ford.
II" viii remain n couple ~ days. MIR
saint IL n hustler and no man con
tflhulei more last year toward making
the irrigation congress n s,IccrS- than he.
Full, realizing the great benefit " hav
INK the session held here IN thu west hr
Will do What he can this year and lie
urges the IruIlr NJ this city Ia hcN igllant
~ the occasion will hr one " vast benefit
tu Arizona l'hu-niN tHZrttr.
uurd advice. \rvrr leave home un IA
journey without n huttlr ~ Chamber.
lain'- Collie. Cholera and ninrrhul Rem.
,"iy. For sal" 10y the ". A, Maxwell
Drug Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

Following j. u table complied ftNn
press dispatches to \cW lotk papf,,
showing the electoral aui approximate
plufalittrs T., pupulat ,ot, W Tie SEVERAL
.tut..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
A hi " HISTORY.
How NogaleS, Arizona, First Received It's
Name

How NogaleS, Arizona, First Received It's
Name
lu speaking " ten Wheaton, visit Ia
NugaIr-, the uA,i- gives an interesting
hlt NJ history. aud say.
Gru Wheaton l. more than ufliuAfll,
interested IN Nngalr-, ~ Il" gave this
plhr" the name II nov l-ar~ ln 1850
"hrn the I nltrj states engineers were
-uNNtug the International hnundar,
lIur. IA" general Who WA then tut Il
wars of age Wa a lieutenant NJ rugl
u.'r- aul ~ comm uui 1T the aiNnure
ratt, who rninwi ou ut" spot NJ what l.
uuW known ~ \"galrs
lutlug the Wutk ct .urrNlns the line
a. tn. lulnt Luut Wheaton encounter
rd tWo "uogHl,.- the spanish 'ur Walupt
ur,-, ,,l. "u each ~ii" ~ thr houuiaN
lur. IN las report in MA,hluyt0 the
urutcnaut r'couurri, that the pot he
named "l"- lo- \og Ilr~. tat the 9TH
rltl~ there eat III tho "l.u- lIr-' ant left
1t plaln \ngalr-, which II has ever -Iprr
remained.
They are 50 ultl" ,uI hardly know ,uu
49, taking them ihry rau-,' ~ grirny
yet they act quickly AMI most thor.
uughlN. such ARE the famous little Ullla
known ~ De- Nt;t'- litil" Early Ri-crs.
~unll ~ ~ll', great III RESULTS, Ny.
Naltoil
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
WILL 90 10 CHICAGO.
other Santa re Auditors Clerks 10 be
Transferred.

Transferred.
~ announced IN the state journal
shortly after the death u j. Y. II. Mckih.
ben, the office ~ auditor ~ the santa fe
In this city II Ia be abolished ani the
heads ~ the three accounting depart
mrntI will then report direct to ten.
rral Auditor Whitehead In Chicago, The
change will take effect December |. The
general boHks Of the company will prob
ably he transferred ~ Chicago and three
ot the clerks will h. sent to Mr. White
heats oilic" In that city,
Fred. Harrison. formerly strnographer
Ia Mir Mex ihbeu, will also 60 a. thica
"a ~ Stenographrr Ia the office II Mr.
Whitehead.
II, A. bum, who WAS chief clerk tO Mr.
Mcklhb and has been IN charge of the
office since the iatteT's death. will be
made assistant auditor of disbura eInents
under |. s. l.auck. Mr.. Lauck will move
hiI office 10 the Office formerly occupied
10y Mr. Mekihb-n, and no change ~ the
departments will hr made.
II. Il. Ambrose and Jack Mrtrihrld are
two II the clerks who will go 10 Chicago.
Topeka journal
You may eat cheap foUi aud not hr ser.
iously hurt 10y II. but YOU cannot TAX"
cheap medicines without positive injury.
II you use any substitute Tor Ayers Sar.
saparilla, you do M nj the peril ~ your
health. perhaps ~ your life. Insist on
having Ayers, and no OtLer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-30

Gov. Elect Pingree is for imprison-
ing not only the individual who sells
cigarettes but those who smoke them.
In despair at otherwise meeting the
evil some may be led to approve such
a course. 1t would be likely to result
in but one way, however, the way Of
non-enforcement that is characteristic
Of laws prescribing penalties more Sc
we're than public sentiment will up
hold, even part of the time, for we do
not believe Imprisonment for smoking
cigarettes would have public sentiment
behind it. This fact, if fact it be
does not lessen the magnitude of the
evil, which should be subjected to all
the restraint that may effectually be
imposed upon it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-30
LAST OF The SOLITAIRE.
The Famous sewalI Ship OF Bath 10 Be.
come Coal Barge.

The American Shipbuilder gives an
illustration Of the ship Solitaire. which
WAS built over % years ago by the Sewall
firm of Bath and says:
This line specimen of naval archi-
tcctur" was dismasted few months ago
on the coast while on her way to San
New York and has now met the fate of
MANY OF her predecessors. From now
hence the Solitaire will be utilized as a
coal barge by her owner, Lewis Lucken-
bach. of Ia Broad street.
Thus ends the ship career Of a most
noted vessel. 1t is unpleasant to watch
thu decinp and decay of our stately fleet
of wooden sailing ships. and to look for
ward ten years and contemplate the COM
piete determination of our once powerful
fleet of ships. but we are constrained to
believe that in less than decade. not a
fun rugged American wooden sailing ship
will be lett upon the ocean,
Iron and steam are rapidly displacing
our ships. and certainly no more wooden
Ships will be built TO take the places OF
those lost or sold to foreign owners. III
We are ever to have "A merchant marine
il will have to be made up of iron steam
ships. with triple or quadruple expansion
engines and water tube boilers.
The days OF the wooden sailing snip
are numbered. In her place must arise
the economical iron steamship. II Is
barely possible that a few iron sailing
ships may be built for the New York and
san Francisco trade but outside OF that
the outlook for a revival of the American
snip Is not encOurtslHE :,
I'VE may as well call the wooden sail
ing ship the ship of the past as to buoy
up our hopes in the belief that new
wooden ships would enable us to com
pete with the iron hulls of Great Britain
and continental countries
THE United Kingdom has not built a
wooden ship i'll nearly 80 years and 1t IS
high time the United States discarded
wood for iron in shipbuilding: No more
wooden ocean steamships will be built
and we predict that wood will no longer
enter into the construction of square
rugged vessels.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-30

The measureless popularity of Hostel
ter's Stomach Ditters has been the growth
of more than a third of a century. As in
the past, the coming new year will be
ushcred in by the appearance of fresh
Almanac, clearly setting forth the ma
ture. uses and operation of this medicine
~ world wide fame. 1t is we'll worth
Oerusal, Absolute accuracy In the astrO-
nOmical calculations and calendar will.
as before, be valuable characteristics.
while the reading matter will include
statistics. hunor and general informa-
ton. accompanied by admirably executed
Illustrations. The Almanac Is issued
from the publishing department Of the
HOstetter Company at Pittsburgh, and
will be printed on their presses In Eng
fish. German French, Welsh. Norwegian.
Swedish, Holland. Bohemian and Span
ish. All druggists and country dealers
furnish It without cost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-30
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

F. II. Berry of Rockland. has bought
of l.. Spencer of Orono the 6-year-old
stallion Lucky Strike. well known on
Maine race tracks. Lucky Strike won
more races in his class last summer
than any other Maine horse.
1t is an assured fact that the races
on the snow at Biddeford. this winter
will be on the track at the driving
park. Oats will be put up for prices II
the horsemen are willing to do their
share toward the sport.
Frank Foss, formerly of Saco. now of
Portland won a bicycle this fall and
the announcement has just been made.
by guessing nearest, the horse. driver.
track. and time to be made by the
American turf champion this season.
1t was John r. Gentry, Andrews. Rigby
and 2.0li3. This came extremely near
the actual performance of the great
PAGER at Risby this fall. The offer was
made by a New York turf paper and
manager Farnnam of Rigby was the
next best guesser, selecting Joe
Patchen.
The veteran and honest trotter, Ned
Allen, owned by j. Thorne Dodge of
Rochester hut driven five years by
Mahlon Jordan of Saco, is enjoying his
winter quarters on Beach street. along
with eight other good ones that get daily
jogging by Mahlon's system of keeping
them hard. Ned is one of the most re-
markable horses in the State in his ca
reer as a campaigner, in that he has
started in fifty races and has been be-
hind the money but once. when at Old
Orchard he threw three shoes and that
unbalanced him and kept him slow.
Never has he been diStanced or sacri-
feed his entrance, which shows that he
has always been able to go as fast as
his competitors. if he has been sent fol
il. 1t was not intended to start him
again last spring but the old fellow
Che is fifteen,) was so strong and spirit
ed that he went three races, winning q
first, second and fourth. While it had
been intended to keep Ned in peace
and quiet the rest of his life, 1t Is now
probable that he will he sent for a fast
mark at Rigby or some other fast track
next year early He has been out fol
the money all the time but to go as
slowly as possible also but now, In his
, last days as q trotter he should be
given q chance to show what he can dc
and, as he has never been abused or in
jured. he Ii just as capable OF a great
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the payment of the 81 500 GEO Uhe Mora
ciaim) at the demand of Mr. Cleveland
and Mr.. olney constituted a purchase
of ahstsntion from practical inter
vention in behalf of the Cuban inSur-
gents on the part Of the United
States government.
The question * whether the sane
understanding exists a Washington
on the part az the gentlemen who
protted by the glory of having forced
Spain to come down with the cash
If 50. if that was the consideration.
many things otherwise unintelligible
become as clear as daylight.
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VOICES OF the PRESS.
They % Feel nonored.
(Lewiston Journal.)

The Washington correspondents, re-
f!ecting what seems to he the feeling
at the national capitol, and the cores
pondents who visit Canton continue
to assign Congressman Dingley of this
district to the head of the treasury de-
partment, Notwithstanding his re-
peated declaration that he prefers his
present position. not only because its
duties are more congenial to his tastes
but also because he fears that the con-
tinuous burden Of the treasury would
impair his health. While we are not
authorized to speak for Mr.. Dingle:,
we have the impression that he is not
likely to go into President McKinley's
cabinet. At the same time Mr.. Ding
ley himself, his immediate constituents
and the people Of Maine can but feel
honoretl by the weli-nigh universal
tributes to his eminent fitness sor so
high place as the treasury
Disaraceiul Terms d Settlement.
IN. Y. Sum-
There is not the slightest doubt that
the understanding at Madrid was that
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Even Chicago experienced a sensa-
ton last week when Aldermen T. j.
O'Malley was indicted for completely
in the murder of Gustav Colliander on
the morning of Nov. Z, 1894. when a
gang of thugs raided polling place
to steal a ballot box and Colliander,
an open enemy of the gang, was shot
in the abdomen. O'Malley has hith-
erto borne q good reputation. He
could not be found by the officers after
the indictment was made. The shoot
ing affair served to break up one Of
the worst bands of political thugs that
ever infested Chicago. The conviction
OF the participants would also have a
salutary influence that seems to bt
greatly needed in that city.