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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
TuE ENriHIEN'E SOCIAL.
!, Proved To- he tinan,IaI aud ~, =
Ausggss

n Proved Z" H." = iinan,isI aud ",isi
success.
The ladies II the Lead avenue Mrtho.
dist church rXerllrd themselves AMI lie
lighted even thu-,' nr,-t familiar with
their ahllit, to entertain III that rSpr.
rrnce social last saturday night.
The beautiful and comnplluus hail
gave tlwm the coveted opportunity tu tru-
der their attractive program The first
number was n recitation 10y Ethel Jenne.
excellently rendered ani enthusiastically
received The excellence ~ this first
Humber put the audience IN splendid hu
NOR tu appreciate How Ruhy Played" by
Mr. v. A. Nash Th"-e who were expect
Ing n treat were not disappointed II wh-
n great hit. AMI lei up Splrniiily H. the
chief attraction II the evening thu f-ad
ing II the Experience" 10y Mrs Dunlap
These were delightful, written and -plsn.
didly read. They must h. hearl ~ real
however, 10 bs appreciated. sni can 5e
hal In booklet furm in fow days. rhr,
can b. hal at IL cents yer copy ur three
for - cents. Mrs. Dunlap merits aud re-
ceiNr- the grateful appreciation Of the Ia
dies for her excellrn, work.
This completed the regular program
and refreshments being announced the
dining room was quickly tlll@i l.! 4 hun.
gry company. whose apI~ii,"s ~cnrd l."
be whett,I 10y the excellent Niand- Srt
before them. The ladies had prepared Tor
the emergency, however. and the supply
Of provisions appeared ~ be- cNhan-tlrsS.
Every bUiy was fed, aud with Oh" consent
pronounced the refreshments first class,
While supper WA being served, Mr.,
Nash VIA recalled ~ III" rn-trun aud de-.
lighted the waiting guests 10y telling the
story OF the stutteiing mans difficulties
In trying 10 buy box NJ tacRs. This
only increased the desire for guui things
and Miss Ring kindly responded Ia per.
sistent call with "WaiprmilliUn l'hil"~-
ophy." She will h. glall, welcomed upon
all Albu' usrlne rdstrun at al! time.
There wa large attendance, every
body srcnrd determined Ia have u go,-i
time aud ~" that everybody else Jared
equally will. All In all Il was =. great
success Thosr Methodist p""pl" AZ" wide
awake, amd the Necessity tpr that u'w
church h"r"ilIrs more AMI more apparent.
EyrrSbol, IN hlhrIurrpr" ought /" h.lp
a. huili IL.
The receipts 81 The social were nearly
fltl, The lLdIr. arr Iuniu~" IN t't"ll y.
prr~,iur- "f appreciation II ia" generous
patronage,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
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'"nt,"N"r., ~ H"g,rd +" ~" r,,lnr HaII.
r,Il AFFAIR

"ut'"N"t.N ~ Ii'gird io III" ra,Iii, Rail.
r""I An,ir.,
Washington. Feb. IN.--ln the senate,
'"hr, II Iowa. chairman II the rommittr.
"u lHril,r railway ralli attention Ia
ia" apprehension IN regard a. tho
committee hearing only the railroad OH.
r"f- anh agents. On the contrary, he
-dll, lIll and ampl" notice hal b,pn given
all parties who desired to appear.
Allen, ul Nebraska, insisted that the
patrons, traders, etc, along the line hal
not h""n Invited Ia the hearing. The only
l"r-"n- heard were Huntington. NinsloW
nnd other Interested parties
tear wanted Ia know whom illrn de-
sired {" haN" heard
Nll"n responded that the farmers ALI.
tnr" ~ Nebraska hal u lArg" fund ~ In
formation, Why wA- II not asked for
w" have nn official knowledge " the
,t"nr" ~ such AN organization" said
'rar.
tth'n i"chrsi that there WA coa-pic-
nous rNia"lr" Ill" cnnntr! over Of tho
alliances existence.
"whS doc- not the Nebraska senator
inform his alliance constituents Of this
hearing" asked Wolcott. "Isrssibly secur.
ing them passes, ~ they would doubtless
drcIn" tn come al the government sx-
I"n-r. ~ that would be contrary ~ their
principles"
Their" Was u sharp controversy over
I"ii"r'~ resolution IL investigate the ~
cent hnnd is-lIr-.
Loig-, ~ Massachusetts,. moved an
alnrniuirn, Ia have the committee un
lnaur" make all iuNr-tigatiun.
llill II New York uppor.,si the resolu-
tluii. declaring the senate should not dig
MT, the vague runlorN by an inNestiga.
lion
When IIlll Aih that no charges hal
hr"n made against the president or
secretary II III" treasury. Stewart, Of
Nevada. Said hc would make the charges.
There was an angry passage between
Hin aud lillmaiI. ~ south Carolina, b,'-
cause hin refused Ia be- interrupted.
The latter accused llill ~ talking
against Tim" I" kill III" resolution.
~ 10 action had been taken upon II at
; o'clock. under the rules II went a. the
bottom IT the calendar.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
Coz NH DiSTRIC I.
rsralta Canyon Coming TO the Front as a
Gold lamn.

The Hazel mine owned hy e. Il. Lott n
'''u "t NinrnIuSrque, ~ steadily develop
ing aud will s"nn lr placed IN II pay ing
basis The ore -hutc is dipping a. the
west new drlft II being run AMI has
attained the depth ~ ~ feet. Al n
d"pth NJ IA feet u streak ~ ore one fu'i
wide was met with but Col. !1tts super.
lnl.ndrnt dcrmed 1t hd,isable Ia ~
ahead with the drift aud obtain more
depth The formation already shows
quartz, iron stained porphyy and white
and blue tale carrying gold and silver I"
the value IT flN Ia the ton.
Development l. going ahead IN canl
slowly. The sole trouble II the lack ~
capital. The peoplr haN" g,sh claims
but II" money, They ar" grubhing away
AMI will get there IN time.
Am not Interested IN the camp-only
wish were the lucky owner ~ IA proper
u, for | AN confident ~ the ultimate
success of III" camp and that the mines
IN rrralta canyon will prove valuable
People who have money can iud no bet.
ter field Tar investment. \,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

bowie Council, No, ;, Junior order
United American Mechanics WAS ln-ti
tutrd last night nj odd Fellows hall l.,
e. l.. \oris. deputy national c"lInrlluT. as
sisted by ;. ShultY. 4. \. Mhitrd aI.d II.
h. Jones, ~ san Marcial
The new ledge starts out with n Elrm
hership ~ thirty-iiS- and l. oiilc-rei ~
follows,
louncilOr-A. u. johnson.
ice Councillor W. l.. Tyler.
Recording Secretary v. j. Dixon.
Assistant Recording secretary :,
Turner.
Financial Srcrriaty-W. -. bildine,
Treasurer {, r.. lihshe-s,
Conductor i. r. ta-On.
Warden q. Z. fraley.
Inside Sentihcl-f. w. Ediings.
Outside S-ntin"l-J, l.. kathhonr.
Jr Past tUuncilsr 4. VI. Tyler,
Trustees 4. u, johnson, f. w. Edd
ing-. g. NJ Tyler.
Al Ill" clos" II III" ceremonies III in-ti.
tuition the visiting brethren from san
MaTcial were trndrr~i n spread nj
StuTge-' where the festivities were pro,
lung'd until train time when the visitor
we're escorted tn the depOt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

President j, j, HAgrrman aud General
Manager Faulkner, ~ the rrcnI Vale,
rnaii. went north last nigh, IN n private
ear attached Ia M. ., Nhilrthey ArTl'Ii
here u CITIZEN representative was ac'
corded Nh interview aud learned that the
Pecos Valley road II s00n a. be extended
from Roswell ~ WashbuTn. Texas, where
IL will make connections which Will give
II n direct line a. Chicago.
This will h~ ~ immense benefit Ia the
entire southwest, and Will make the NJ.
hupuer,lue extension ~ that road, which
must In time be built, all the more i'm
pirtant.
Mr.. Hagrrman stated that the proposed
extension will h. u remarkably EASY one
I" build, the country tra'rr-sSi being level
~ u tiuOT,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
THE FRISCO.
Rumor that the AichiSon VIII Not At
tempt 10 Control II.
AN IpDIPINpEH1 LINE

4 Boston authority IN financial Affairs
VI the railways IL quoted ~ follows
owing to the suits brought In Topeka
aud IT. Louis against the Atchi-on road
by the Frisco bondholders, II IL now
well understood tina, the Atchi-on rual
has abandoned it, iica " attempting Nv
control the Frisco road and the Frisco
will be operated Independently asa st
Louis road and the Atchi~on road 4. Il
Chicago line. The Frisco prop"rt, So
he tsorganiLrd AMI foreclosure nu h.uu
the consolidated mortgage T., Pie. ..
u the Frisco SAY that 1t sH perfectly 1T.
vent property, ami that up H. lNpI i
showed Net earnings Over aud al,No pre-.
cut charges, averaging tjNo"' ~ YEAR
ior hftesn years, They claim that under
all conditions the Frisco rad t. able ,o
earn It's charges, and II Is neither Il WHEAT
lor corn road. depending ui.u any par
,icular crop tor earning, hc, clam b.
l. In tr4t-ela~- pl, -Ical condition
Referring tu the futtg,ius o., rI,lr
Democrat say
ia" three c"mnltl". representing, the
Frisco bnnd interest h,I another my,,
lng ,e-tstda, III New N"tk. luuklrg lu the
adoption ~ plan 'ur the Reorganization
on an independent ha-r,. ~. Boston.
the Santa Fe AMI tie kruu,d, IL ntrr.
s-t-. ~ well ~ the foreign iu,"ir-t.. wrrr
all represented AM The TRAIT ~ 4 plan
VIA "uhmittcd hul 49, Nulir action Wa
taken. II VT. ~t,lri hnWrNrf. that the
various interest," Wrtr rttlng rLr-,.r IT,
gcthrf auI HAT 1900 lpu nr,urui Wuuld
he made lot I'lr puhllr Iu u 'rW LAY,
From another autLrrN It 4, harmed
that "a sam A. th" pt"-eut dlHirullIrs
ATE rlsirrd ~ AMI III" r,al ro,ur- again
under al lul"I"tiI, ut management ar.
engagements vii H.. mtlr lu.,,',ul thr.
line h. N.nVu'lGur, \rN NrNiru hrruh
ing I" III" original designs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
NilIIIM HI,.U WN>~
Inprc.si,. '"r"u"ui', NIi'nding ~"
neral 81 ". I. /iIIiut,

impressive '"r"u,"ui's Nlt'nding n" IA.
neral 81 M.'. /iihui 49,.
The frnIaiu- a. VI. e. /lrhut wrf" lald
away Yesterday ~ santa larhara cr''w-
tar. lh wrT" followed H. the grave 10y
4 large rnurur-r ut trlrud- who JuiiI"l IN
the nnal tflhul" H. the sturdy qualities
of the deceased IN thu battle ~ life. The
funeral procession, directed hy u, W.
strong. comprised tiftH carriages aud
huggi"-.
\ requiem high mass Wa celebrated nj
the church II the lmmaculat" conception,
nud the ritual for IA" dead WAS pro-
nouncrd 10y Rev, 4, NJ. Mandrlari. The
chuir Wa assisted hy Mr. 7. \, Maynard
and !. n. Brown. For the ofIsrtory MIR.
Nhinirk sang IN English, PITY, q, Sa'
Niur" 10y Stradrlla. IA most apprnpTlat"
PRAYER Tor the occasion,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

,Io,ial Harry Nrwland, whom all old.
timers In Albuquerque will remember,
passed through here n few nights ago
from the Pacific coast IN HIS way Ia
cripple Creek. lie has recovered his
health sufficiently u get about, and has
hopes VI being granted u long de-
layrd but well deserved pension. lie has
b+n an inmate Of the Soldiers Home on
the coast Tor year and half. Ills
ticket would not permit him Ia stop
over Ia grasp the hands u Albuquerque
ftirnhs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
ni~IIiIiI tOiIsi.


IL. Nt-hiu. ton Ntu' 600, ut,us o..
M",N i'uEih hi"uE.
The legal rnruhItiul- M tlr Ni-hlu..
ton ulnr cl~r ha," lIu and ~ their ,Nrs
and are lighting f"r pnlnl- -trphl -trl,,s
ihr battle ptugtr~~"-, The MwNrI- are
deeply Interested m IL" case AMI not "a
stone will be- ht uutururd. whether It
assays ~ not The uamruf SEN H. Field
waS Announced "a 4 Witu".~ tn. morn.
ing, tut his testimony viii lr taken later.
thas. rilk"N. H." l"rurr 1T the prop
erty, waS the n"Nl wllur,-. lhrrr are
several more witnesses, AMI ths ca-,, Will
not conclude I'LL some dal next week Il,
Is understood Judge COLLIER viii open
court at los LuuaS M"nlay next and AL.
Juuru Ia wind up this celebrated mine
litigation,
The court this morning lasted an order
inStrurting \eill Is. Field, receiver 81 the
New Mexico savings Bank nnh Trust
company. I" cuInprolml-r the indebted
ue,4 81 Bullock. Baker n Co. and v. T..
Mctcalf
The case Of Vim. \. lnnrN- Eva Lane.
chanrvry for divorce, ~aS referred H. H.
v. H. Bryan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
GREAT SUCCESS.
The Turner Ball and Supper Saturday
Night a Flatiering Success.

The ladies ~ the TurnN"Trln haN"
caus" Ia feel proud 0i III" grand success
ot the hall and supper given hy them
saturday night In Armory hall. The al,
tendance was all that III" hall could con.
ycnirntly accommodate, and there were
~ many ~ one hundred couples on the
llUOr at once. The music Wa spirited
aud Frank N-ndall gave entire a,lStac'
ton ia calling. 4 tine supper was served
Credit for the success II the entertain
ment Ii mainly ia. Ia Me-laur-s Jacob
l.ocb-. Jacob Kurhrr Schneider, Balling
lirnr! I,Els aud Ernst krirglcstrinDr.
The ladies desire Tnr CIrIzfN a. extend
their thanks "a all who aided IN making
the affair Il success.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
irusI"tuiis WALLACE

san Antonio Is now shipping eggs 10y
III" ca~' L. Magddlcna and White Oaks,
which NJ" produced III this vicinity. II
aI-r produces almu-, all the butter that
Il CONSUMED III the entire community.
aud after next summer viii have hutt.r
Ia ship out. Inside II two years there
will h" several hundred barrels ~ winter
applr- Ia lt marketed each year and n
carload ~ twu ~ N" best honey IN thu
world san MArrlal Brr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

Tor by miners In the west Tor years, the
belief being general among them the
rich deposits u the yellow metal are Ia
he found In the Carrizo mountains.
which lie almost entirely within the Ma.
,ajo reservation. Mr.. voorhees, secures n
lease " a certain square mile " terri.
tory In the Carrie mountains south "
the Colorado river, In the extreme north.
east corner " Arizona, which Is to run
Tor ten years, and leaves Washington In
the full confidence that hs will nuw nnd
ample remuneration for the efforts nv
has made a. obtain the concession.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

representative Of TuE CITIZEN had
the pleasure on sunday of being shown
through the we'll regulated ranch Of y. l..
tulr, live miles Snuth ~ the city. There
are l'sI acres In the ranch mostly sci Ia
alfalfa ani fruit trees There are i5D
tree and more will he planted this year.
twenty ,plrndid Jersey cows roam the
pasture At viii, There Is an Ice house
we'll -lTkrd with the frozen commodity
AMI IL" buildings aud outhous-s are sub
,tantiaI AMI comfortable, There h room
IN this valley for thousand such
Ranches.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
DrpiurabI- tnnaIii"u,

Last week when Ollicer lang-ton went
~ runta lie aqua, In Valencia county,
after u hors" thief. he was assisted by the
constable II that precinct, Jos" Torres.
Nit"r Mr.. LangSt"n hal left With his
prisoner, II II said that Torres was mr.
rested IN warrant, ISSUED hl the justice
III the peace, tried aud sentenced h the
county Jail, where hr now lies. lie IL
reported Ia have asked f"r time u get
willingness In hi- defense, which VIA DE-
nled him.
The locality in question ha' been known
Tor years Ia h. the rendezvous IL the
worst gang II Thieves and outlaws In the
territory, aud II would sesin that the jus
,ics " the Irar" there Is either one II
the gang At i Il" cowardly n enforce
the Law, and lncllnea rather u assist
these THIEVES than IL aid In bringing
them Ia account White oaks Eagle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

Encouraging mining news comes In
from all Sides. An ASSAY Trrrntly made
Ia this city ~ IRE taken from claim not
many miles from tuwII. shows such mar
Velo,l- iepo-it- II gold that the interested
parties ARE almost afraid Ia believe IN II.
II the IRE holi- unt H. a--a,rl, cripple
Creek viii b" n back number very -nn.
TN rIIUE> Will keep it, readers IN.
fOfiiIri nn this subject.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

Fit llartwcll, In her last syndicate ar.
tirl', says: II don't recommend any sIT-
cial brand ~ tea f"r afternoon I O'clOck-.
de-, however. know all about the best
tea a. take AT night. Parks Tea will Ger.
tainly clear your complexion and purify
your bloOd. You will he surprised AT the
improvement II you take n cup ~ Parks
Tea each night" SOld by Dr. Th0s. H.
Burgess n son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
NohAN. IsdIana,

The Needles Eye ays that arrangs'
ment- are being made by the United
States authorities a. move the Moha'e In
dians NJ from the agency 10 the vicinity
81 Fort MohaVe. where SI,UsI acres VI
lend will be put under irrigation for
them. and their produce they will hna,
down the river a. the Needles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
m, ,,,.,ii, TRAD. ,,o..,nu

Cleveland, Feb iS.-Nhile Alfred
Whitaker, chairman ~ the democratic
county central committee, ami u promi-
neui business man aud his st.psons, Dana
and lion Cannon, wrr. driving In bed
ford this morning, the Cleveland, Canton
\ southern fast mall train. struck the
cutter. hurting Whitaker iifty feet. kill
ing him instantly, innicting probably ia
tai injuries nn lDana Cannon. aud serious
" inluring the driver, John Rich.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
Job for IA. Tame Worm"

We understand that In the event Maher
aud Fitr do not come ~ blows at this
time, the hghi will be- psllei oiI In Lon
don. Our governor might oifer his ser.
vices ~ referee and give value received
Tor the promises he made Ian stuart and
vas unable " keep, owing 10 Delegate
tatr0n's diligence. A salt water trip ~
Ia sto'e Tor Thornton. sooner " later,
and he might get his hand III now" ~
Msnnl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

kAn~,s Ciiy, Feb, lN,-Caltle receipts.
,.ut Market steady IL tiTm.
Texas steers. tiubu3.j,; Texas cows.
t2.StlI.li: iArf steers, taijdt.Sj stock
81. ami ir,pirrS, ts.75d3.SI; native cows,
tI.G5uAa1. bulls. t3.u'uai6.
Sh~p receipts, ',Sn market steady.
shipments ga, lAmba, t35'g 10; NUT
tons, t!.SJU3.J.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
4 g,n,,nI,nI N,rnnv.,n,nt.

tn" postmaster AT Thornton has placed
heck boS near thu deIot at that place
Tor the receipt of mail from the public,
more particularly Tor the accommodation
Of passengers on the train wishing u
correspond with the friends left behind
or communicate with parties In frna
Blanca ~ the C9hiti mining district.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
'.Tun.f.I'i ~u.baun,

This evening, nj Il o'clock AT u" resi-.
deuce ~ the bride ~ thlcagu, Ivan
tirunsf"lh, ~ Grunsfrld kf"-., ~ this city
aud Miss Nu-iauu, Will b" united ~
natrlm0ny, C0ngTatulat"Ty telegram
were -rnt by AlhuIu"r1n" relatives tli-
AftrflIUpn,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
MOVEMENT BY MASONS.
A General Reward Fund TO be Raised In
the Fountain Case.

In cooperation with Aztec Lodge No. 5
4. +. aud \. NJ, ~ l.Aa Cruces, Grand
Ma-tci j. II. MrOth, ~ this city. has is-
sued u circular Ia all the l"igrs In the
jurisdiction calling attention a. the dis
tressing circumstances attending the
mysterious disappearance and probable
foul murder ~ Cot. Fountain aud AN. and
urging contributions tea reward fund,
Subscriptions 10y individual masons and
lnige- are 10 b- forwarded a. A. A. Keen,
grand secretary, care 81 first National
bank Albuquerque.
The Aztec l"ig" al Las Cruces has al.
ready offered reward ~ ga for the re-
coNrry ~ the bulirS. nih an additional
81 for the arrest aud con, ictlnn ~ the
supIS'-,Ai a1siiS-lns.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

A large brewing plant Il u he eStah'
lished at Chihuahua Mexico, In the near
future. by II wealth! Mexican named
Juar TerrazA-, who Is nov on his way
hack " chihuahua from Chicag", III.
noi-. where he has lately h"en Tor the
purpose II ordering the necessary para
phernalia Tor his brewery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
H.. rTInrr MaTrIrh AmrIla.

Charlottesville, Va, Feb. ls.-Amelia
Ri,r- Chandler and Prince rierrs Tr0u
hctZkoy, a russian nobleman. were
married this afternoon at castle Ill.,"
the homr NJ Col. Alfred Ri,p-, father IL
the authure-s, They will live In London.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
,,.,ur. and In,L., kni,...

sheriff lh,s. :. lluhhel arrested one
Fred Watson this afternoon on suspicion
IT theft. lie found n number 81 raZorS
and packet knives in his pISSe-ss0n. tn"
prisoner was placed In jail and will hnN'
"A preliminary trial Tomorrow m"rnlng
at ~ o'rlrk before Judge Crawford. IA"
man halls from San Matcial.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

at OAKS from Little Arorns Groun
|ne from the trite old verse W. used
|lts In our sch0ll'Oy days. II has "A
Pie application 10 these small all.
which ~ are apt "a disregard until
Peach formidable proportions. A NJ
igertioD, u slight" attack " con
ion, II II assumed, will an0n pasa
pt II II very apt " get worse. and la
eeantime II neglected until the all.
becomes chronic, and then, II not
ply eFadicats,i. II u constant annoy.
hnd menace " worse consciousness,
sseases, recollect. beget one another.
bnuch wiser t0 resort 10 u course Oi
piers stomach Bitters at the 0utset
mAlady than tO temp0riza with II
= start, 90 treat II with violent rem.
In it maturity, Ne 0n time with
.ease, or II may "hST" you. Malar.
rheumatic and kidney complaints,
psia, constipation, biliouaness and
isnera are all disorders of rapid
b. and should he "nipped In The
BY timely resort 10 the Bitters,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

Barrie, ont. Feb. n. j. A. Strathy,
manager ul the Rank ~ Commerce, wis
shot and fatally wounded to-day by All
unknown man. who called at his house.
The iHSii-sin il,,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
larIy Ia the Field.

IN" \Iizona republican convention 10
elect delegates 81 the national conNrn.
tinn nj II, Louis aud Ia nominate can.
diiatr f"r congress is Ia be- held IN Phoc.
nix om the @uh ~ next April. The Ga.
2rtt" Iay- III" denomination ~ \. q.
Murphy l. assured.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

district court adjourned after dl-Ir,,
ing II the Washington mine ra~. Nr-trr
dag, aud Judge collier uI-nrd r",lrl m
In- IlIua- this morning,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
r,,I,,,. n u.. IN, u.t,i Cavalry.

santiago lr cuba. Feb. iS.--An earth
quake" prrc"i"d hy deep rumblings aud
alarming noises. has been experienced
here. The inhabitants were terror strick'
ru until the noises ceased
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

London. Feb. lS.-Ihe Irish parlia-
mrntaty party to-day elected Dillon al
chairman, In succession Ia Justin Nectar
tbs. hy IA vote " 81 a. 81.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

Nevada. Me-. Feb. H. / The safe In the
bank al Richards. Vernon county, ownesi
rs tuukling Bros. al Nevada. WAS blown
open AT o'rl"rk this morning. and
robbed IT f.ssl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

banning l"a~ts III" finest Ir-i"llr" M
lures In the southwest. III" h"N"S have
the latest improved combination l~k-
and the inside fixtures are systematically
arranged for rapid and accurate chang
ing ~ the mails. Mrs ll"iginn II Ia hr
commended fuT furnishing III" I1Npls ii
lnming with IH~toiiice accommodations
that would he II credit Ia city m much
larger preparations. headlight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22

Cochiti, Feb. l7,-CWhiti first, last and
nil the time. irralta canyon l. coming
"a the front ~ the l"'st and most prosper
o,,s mart II the Crhili district, IN this
CANYON ARE l,rat'ri -omr II the best mines
In the district, and In ahi- canyon there II
no scarcity II the hest aud pnrest water,
A, u. entrance Ia Peralta canyon is tbs
b.-t sit. for u town aud for mills Of any
In the Cochiti district. In the very near
future the old town site u Kent will lie
the only town u any Importance In the