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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
DR.. GEO. ". ATHERTON.
This Well Known Educator In the City
YeStcfdaH.


Yesterday was pleasant and profitable
one for many NJ thO-e " our city direct.
~ interested In education
In the morning nj 1880. Dr. Gro. ".
Atherton visited the University. lie was
cordially received by the faculty, stud.
ent- and several citizens, and ut chapel
he delivered an intensely interesting aud
practical talk Ia the students. lie ex.
pressed his confidence IN the honorable
purp'ses that filled the minds " young
people, aud In n very sympathetic mai.
her he pointed out the essential elements,
~ success or failure In life. That his
discourse was highly appreciated by the
students and others, was proven by the
hearty manner In which all ctowed
around him for personal Introduction
After visiting the different rooms. the
library. natural history cabinet and gym.
nasium he returned Ia his hotel for
lunch
lu the afternoon. piloted by GOy. Stoy.
~, Nv 'iNlpu Nut olu "NH S'H"plN' ilN~u'
ri "a recitation-, spoke encouraging
words Ia the students and joined with
them In singing patriotic songs,
Al p. m, under the auspices Of the
outlook club. he met the citizens at Per.
kin's hall and spoke on general eiuca'
tional topics In the course u which he
paid n high tribute To the possibilities OF
the great southwest and the excellent
start already made In education aud
other factors that must precede the best
civilization,
The doctor left this morning for hi'
home In the east hut his visit IA Albu
Iuerque will liz long remembered b,
these whu met and heard him,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
mi on aIIrttIIIn..

promising vein VI real coal oil Is fe.
p'rtrI g. have been tapped in a well at
,rtllu- ~" rrporti discovery was
mat" lu q we'll owned toy Richard Mat.
thew aul At 4 depth " ~ feet The
lrhl,, of ~" discover, are about ~ iol.
luN.
IT ,rnu- that Richard urrrn and v,
+. mpinhu were Interested with Mt.
Mathew ~ sinking itlNe we'll on thu
pr"ml-"- IL the latter about two AMI n
half hlurk- north It the A.. r. n ;. +.
railroad d"v"t the object being tu tap
the water uuirrlluw tut domestic put
I.t-r-
Vt tl. .I,Itu ~ IT, feet the irll then
huIug iutN feet IA slate. oil In large
quantities Wa observed flowing of with
On" water then IN the we'll. The nyr.inrh
lfuu casing wh- then down To- the slate
l,rmat ur, lp.iAN the easing will hc
driven into the slate ~ a, a. shut off the
water Whrh npN- In from above and
thus ascertain ia" quality ~ Oh that has
h""u tapped.
ENwrl- -iN that after the slatc q,
ph,-'i Through. latg, body II petroleum
I- iIk"l, iu h" encountered. Naturally
thr people IT ,Trlllr- and vicinity are
wurl rNcit"i over tins linj The water
lu tlr we'll }, -p"llrd tur ordinary Uses.
lut nevertheless the discovery nils the
lrtU- ul the entire community with 10y
uu-I,tkAhl,,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
ny rHB LAupAEun ROUTE.
brakeman A. L. Carver Tires Of hi, World
and Makes a Hasty Exit.

\ l.. Carver. who had been employed AZ
a brakeman On this division ior nearly a
year, decided that HE was not worth li,.
Ing an, longer. and took dose " laud.
anum which ended his existence on earth,
SAYS the san Matritl Bee.
The deceased hal his headquarters At
the san Marrinl house. was given H. H..
quot sud WAS SUPPRESSED ~ have heen n
hypo h"tri Ne was discharged from the
emplu, u the railroad company 0n March
u Tor drunkenness, AMI incr then had
been hang,ng around, frequently indulg.
ing H. mrly reflection, aud threats t.
take H.. he.
An 'hs h. Effects ATE IaI~r- showing
him 1" h" u suspended member III the u.
H. Z. AMI u the Masonic order, There ARE
al~u pil"t, proving that ut one time h.
was u member II the -'ciet, ~ Elks, hut
nothing t. prove whether hr was IN g,pi
standing ~ not. The san Marrial Ma.
ANS ,elcgtaphei the Temple. Tex. l"igr,
and Received the intelligence that Carriers
connection with the latter lVlge ceased
several years ago. H. was IS years old
aud u man VI more than average int.lli.
gence when In hl- normal condition. lie
died pennileS- aud subscription was
taken up to drfra, the expenses Of his
burial. He left note giving his birth.
place In Tra'e- county. Ky, and stated
that he was the only child of his parents
long since departed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

Edward bUid. hon j. Rankin and ".
A. skinner returned last night from the
l.adrone mining country. Mr.. Dodd WAS
met this afternoon. and h. said Il think
that before six months the second Cripple
Creek will be located In the l.adrone dis
trict, Everything IL looking fine, and
have more faith In the lairones than any
mining camp have ever visited" MesSrS
Dodd and Rankin are Interested Ia six.
teen claims surrounding the Lucky Jim
mine on all sides. aud they are now hard
AT work doing the assessment on them
Mr. lodd will return 10 the l.adrones
Monday night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
DOUBTLESS A MISTAKE
n. {. Carter, Tourist From Iowa.
Arrested In laos on suspicion
That lie is L. q, Davis,

some ten ~ twelve days agu VIZ, AMI
Mts II. 4. tattrr aud Mrs carter.
mother, MIR, titus. tourists, arrived III
santa Fr from their homr In Iowa. SAYS
the New Mexican.
Ailrf making satisfactory study II
tie antiquities NJ the historic capital, at
the -uggr-tiun ut ~ ,,u,, rtlnrr Mt
Carter concluded tu visit the ancient
pueblo II lar~, hoping tu -,s something
NJ III" practices II ~, pcult"ntr-. tie
reached laos ~ trud Friday. Rni after
making the studies h" had PLANNED, AT.
tended Easter services ut III" Catholic
church IN laos, aud expected tu return
IT, santa tr the NEXT LAY
hm while IN church hr Wa. arrr,,rd l.,
~hrflll Mattiu,L uu the suspicion that D.,
wa. one , . -. Davis. wanted ra,t lot ,on,
crime since then MI carter Ia, h"ru
detained nj laos T., the .hrrlf,, not III
jail tut "u parole, awaiting the arrival
~ a ,hrrln flum the ri-t
Meanwhile Mt. art"t ami hri mother
Nhu are ~ thi, eat! ha," been dui -tll
are ,rt, mucl tnnuNrd at the lnrlirtt
Mf-. carter ht- paper. showing that h"t
husband l. a tar payer 40 Iowa AMI rs
N"W iotk ,lN AMI TIA, mr L. also
iurluhrf IT the ~'n- u' tho krNuIutlul
! Iir BOSTON lll,turral -urrN amt hgHI
. D o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
The San simon Outrage

More definite information concerning
the Indian outrage In the san Simon val.
ley has been received II Is believed tina,
Alfred Hands. the ranchman, was muir
derei by Chiricahnas rather than by IL"
Kids band. ~ AT first SUSPECTED,
The Indians secured what boOty the!
could and left for Mexico. the trail II
three Indians wearing moccasin4 being
followed short distance In southern
direction.
A. the outrage WAS committed Onl,
alout thirty five miles from the Mexican
boundary line the Indians are probably
by this time safe In the rocky fastneas-'
II the Sierra Madre In Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
A IlenaAni IIanrr

The Firs, Regiment band aud friends
held forth last night nj the Armory hall
In one " the incest balls given III i ~ea.
son. The band boys and n number 81
the members of the regiment. including
ll.Col. Borrahaile. Capt. Saltnarsh anu
Adjt. Spencer. were present In uniforms
and each and every member made ~,
it0rs feel that their presence was needed
ipr the success ~ the occasion. The lit
tie Tycoon Opera company, after re-,
bearsal. \sttended the dance, and The bah''
bays feel grateful ~ them for their AZ
tendance. After paying all bills, thrf'
will be found n snug sum III the treas.
ury, which will be used a. purchase ne"
music,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

A new order, affecting the duties OF
brakemrn. engineers and fremen. has
gone into effect on the Atchison at We'll
lington. Formerly. IL has been the rule
for the round house hostlers " bring en-
gines from the round house TO the union
depot aud there place them In charge OF
the engine men. by the recent order 1t
made II compulsory for both engineer
aud fireman N lake charge OF the engine
at the round house. take Il Ia the depot.
AMI after run Ia made. 10 continue In
charge until the engine In stalled In the
round house.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
wAtGii -AINPsON
Two Popular Young People JOINED In
Marriage.

Two Popular Young People JOINED In
Marriage.
Last night. at : ~ o'clock. c. y. Waugh
and Miss Maud r.. Simpson were united
IN the holy bonds Of weilock AT the real.
dence " the brides parents on south
Third street, Rev. Bennett. Of the Episco-
copal church officiating.
v. II. EaricksOn aud Miss Mamie Simp-
son st0h ~ with the happy couple.
After the ceremony. and lunch. which
was enjoyed by the few intimate friends
present, Mr.. aud Mrs. Waugh were driven
u No. 23i Oh north Walter street a
pretty cottage. cnEily aud conveniently
furnished l.! Mr. Waugh IN advance Tor
the reception u his bride.
The bridal party had hardly got seated
IN the new home. when the First regiment
hand, headed by John +. Carroll. put In
MI appearance, and gave them very aP-
preciativr serenade. Later In the evening
u chiraysri party appeared on the scene,
and the clear atmosphere reyerberated
with the noise from tin cans. horns, etc,
Mr.. and Mrs. Waugh, however, were
equal 10 the emergency, and all who
made fun for them were royalty treated.
Mr.. Waugh Is the popular manager for
the local Wholesale grocery establishment
OF Gross, Blackwell X Co., and his wife,
nee Miss Simpson. IL the pretty daughter
Of Col. and Mrs. y. A. simpson.
The CITIZEN extends ~ them eongratu'
lations, and wishes that their future may
be- one Of prosperity and happiness
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

EdIUIs TNIrN
Ias Vegas. April -, A heavy fail ~
SNOW occurfrd last night, lasting until
noon to-day There has been at least
lively, inches un n level, aud ii il very
x,, and heavy, NJ FIRST so iar, hut am
afraid II may il"rz" am" tonight ani
A, anne damage, kanchrf,, .lrkm"n
and everyone els" Is feeling ir.trair a-
e,,nthing was very dr. aud this comes
Jus, a, the right time 10 bring early
grass.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

VI the dangerous illness Of A. N. Codlag.
ton. The doctor called at The csrfxxN
Office this morning, before leaving on Che
north.hound passenger train, and he
stated that Mr. Coiington suffered
stroke ~ paralysis.
Mrs. t"iington. accompanied by Dr.
llninr-, left for the sick bed Of her hus.
hand ~ the notth.b"und train this morn.
INK II IT, haetrr l. informed by wire
that Mt Culingt0n IL considered wof 49,
~ the arrival u Mrs. Codington, he will
leave fut Bland ~ the passenger train
this evening,
luf tI1ILEN trusts that the condition
II Mr. rvilngton. WIN for years WAS one
IT \lhuqurrqur's prominent merchants,
uow retired, l. not ~ bah IA reported,
ani that he viii survive his present sick.
. ut4.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
A ao.,,l hog i'oison-,,.

Pat, the Thoroughbred Irish @"tt~T' be-
longing Ia Joe. Barnett died from I"l~"il
Ing nj the 81, Elmo last night nj abnli
: o'clock. Last sunday Pat received a
dose oi poison. but Mr.. Barnett com
mpncei dortoring him In time aud thus
saved his life. Last night however. ht
ate "A piece ~ poisoned meat and before
the deadly drug could be pumIs'i "lit oi
his stomach he yielded ny hi4 NE MI
Burpptt stated this afternoon that he
would uui have taken t2OO f"T Tat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

We ha,. good trade on Chaml.rlain's
Cough Remedy; In fact sell ~ much ~ II
~ 81 all other cough medicines combined,
and We handle more than dozen differ
rnt kinds.-RAE h PETERSEN. Druggists,
Pelican Rapids, MINI.
This remedy Il popular because II can
always be- depended upon. its prompt
nezs In curing bal colds. Group aud
whpping cough, makes il fa'Orite
everywhere. For sale by ", \, Max.
we'll Co., wholesale druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

\ subject OF sincere ongra,uia,Ion
II the nOn-pors,'S-i0n IT an actively sen.
siti,e nervous system. There are hosts
of people who, although free from any
s@iti,e nervous disease, are set, ~ ~
speak. upon 'tentcr hooks" 10y slight
noises NJ an unexpected occurrence ~
the smallest moment. ll,rt"ttrr's Stem.
ach Bittera II " inrxpressihlr benefit a.
the nervous. Taken before bedtime II
insures tranquil. health. Welding slum.
Ter, and used between meals II restores
that sound digestion usually denied a.
nervous inValids. II IL al-o eminently
beneficial Ia sufferers from rheumatism.
malaria, debility. constipation aud kid.
ney troubles. Persons falling N In the
matter 81 appetite. flesh aud the ability
~ sleep souDdly should resort at once tp
this superb neryine. Alternative aud tonic.
For nearly half n century IL has been Il
leading medicine, and has received the
highest tributes from the medical pro-
feSsion. ~ II and be convinced.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
IItUASI TRAINS
ii"', N'uui Ii",t"n Nrw NutL aud Cit
,tam L. IlnmIr MNsI

Ii"i,l M'uui huston N-w iutL aud cit.
',gu - Route West.
Ih'"" rI"gautly equipped trAius, with
'r.h Furnished aud handsomely equip
w.' lulImnu AMI Wagner coaches reach.
rl ,'ur rtiS from the north Yesterday aud
continued over the itlantic Y Pacific for
"a" Pacific coast
The llt.t tram contained Chicago hotel
krop"t-. their wives ana daughters. aud
consisted 81 eight ears four rullnaus.
Oh" combination ear, w" dining ears,
ami one baggage cu,ch.
This train arrived at II - II. H.. under
Conductor ~ luurhrr aud wa drawn by
engine 80, with Engineer Sulirr at the
htottlr. 1t left Tor the west. drawn by
twu rnglnr-, with Engineers DaNis AMI
Vi" arty At the throttI"~, aud under Con.
lurtur !lradN,
The -rruni section Was the New York
hotel folks. This train consisted Ot six
ears three rulman-. one diner and two
haggag" ears. Engineer Archibald,
with engine ~. brought the train a. the
rltI. Conductor prury handling the hell
cord. This train arrived nj sS' y. M,
anh lrft t"r the west under Conductor
Nancy Hanks, who came In from Peach
spring fur IT," purp"-" ~ taking one of
the -l"cal trains westward.
Ia" tmrl section wa comps al "
Boston hotel magnatc-. and consisted ~
thrr" Nagn"rs on" diner and two bag
gag ears, Conductor pick Hayes Was In
charge ~ this train ~ far ~ this city,
while Engineer Low" waS lockout on en-
slur -. This train arrived at 40 y.
N. and was taken west under Conductor
furl"ns
he coaches "et" richly equipped; the
crowd the Ioll">i, happi'-t and most lib
"fal that ever passed through the terri.
turlal metropolis from the east, aud the
conductors from the north who were In
rhatg" II the trains tn this city. stated
that ~um" ~ IA" parties p,s-rSsel tn.
haprN faculty II telling rattlng good
jokes.
travelling Engineer Crane. Tor tho
Santa Pc railway, with headquarters at
Font Madison. Iowa and T, T.. Mulhern.
tralnna-t"r Tor this division. with head
Iuartrf- at Las Vegas came Ia on the
hrag" section
j f. Hurley, division superintendent
with headquarters Al Las Vegas, and e..
VI. Taylor. division master mechanic. sta
toned nj Ration. reached the city on the
New Work. SECTION.
II, MatSun agent nj this point, met
ihr lir-tnliHns nj La Junta. and IN com
rauN with travelling Engineer COnr,@
rli\
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
Fire AboSe the titS,

Yesterday afternoon. Ambrosio Samnta,
who Is here on jury duty and who Resides
four miles aboS. the city, suffered se-
we're luss from lire. 4 spark from the
cooking stove wRa responsible for the
burning OF fifteen t0lls ~ hay. two mules,
three hirros, two horses, slin IN lumber
and lO,UU pounds " grain. The nei gh-
bars rendered what aid they could, but
the high wind famed the flames aud II
WAS with the greatest difficulty that the
r,,idence ~ the gentleman was pre-
vented from going up In smoke.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

Of daily. leaving Jos Angeles and Chi.
oaeo every wednesday night. The trips
will be made In ssventy.two hours, A. al
present and each train will carry diner.
This arrangement will last during the
summer No other important change
will be made.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
Ite.s,lr Mlssl,tn.

Great interest II being taken IN this
cosy and delightful place of worship. A
splendid work IL being done, and the
people are now beginning Ia understand
that the mission has come ~ stay. and
aiO that II IL u uuch-nss,ed work. The
Bible reading Sunday afternoon, at y
o'rlock, will be conducted by Rev. Ad.
kinson. Do not miss IL, you are invited.
Meetings every night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

Al the hunr II the MI,rt- lall, uu the
IIighland- lhur,da! evening Nrrll -
n, ceremony viii b" pronounced that
viii make Mr, i, r.. -huckhaft ani Mis-
lIa,Slr b,ll Iu-"parahlr companions ior
llfr. The Suuug cuup!" Viii visit the
parents oi the gfu"m, Mr. AMI Mr., +, "
~huckhart, ~ Fulton, y VI. for frH
da,-, after which the, viii leave lot Lal.
weston, 1cIa-, where thrl viii make their
future home, aud Whrfr Mf -huckhart
has accepted "a lnriatlN" position under
~ rolm, auditor 81 u" I \ =. +
ullWhN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

An adjourned regular meeting oI the
board II education WAS held last even
ing.
Present Trustees kuhns, Chambrriin,
Albright, llamnl, Snydrr and Keen.
Absent Nritleton and Mar
shall.
Minutes Of meetings March and iprll
4 were read aud approved,
The following bills wrr" read, and be-
Ing approved by the nnance committee,
warrants were ordered drawn for the re-
arA..cilN amnIInfa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

Last night, Policeman Harm arrested
has Farley AMI placed tlr man ~ Ia"
city Iail Farl"N ram" Ia this city from
v illruN, Arizona. " "a discharged -'l
dirT. aud had hi finals ra-h,d hl The
Iral payunA-trr 81 the army Yesterday,
IA" officers received n dispatch from viii.
v "otton, IT Wilcox, a-klng II faflr! had
received his MONEY and II 81" arrest AMI
held hlm until further "rdrt~, i'ol,r'.
Inan Harris la, wired Vi. N"ultru iW
PARTICULAR.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
RICH IN MINERAL.
Our sas Psaro Corresponaes, Reports .
Big Nine Strike.
FACTS rnAI CANNOT m prsrurIp

Ian Pedro, n. NJ, April 9.-One Of the
biggest strikes made since the famous
Lucky mine WAS discovered In lsss was
made last week on the ~. Rlmo mine.
This mine Is situated about q quarter Of
q mile from the town Of San Pedro, and
has been worked, N and on. for the past
eight years, but nothing but iron ore,
mixed with lime fOck. had ever been
found before. About ain weeks ago
Ms~rs. Wilmarth n Stewart, part owners
Of the mine, commenced sinking AT the
mouth Of the 2jO.fot tunnel that had
be-n run before, aud when they got 10
the nfty.foot level and nothing " any
value had been found they concluded Ia
drift. They had just started the drift,
and when they had gone not further than
four feet they ran into body Of manga.
nese iron. which they cut clear across,
and when the next wall was found the
ore body measured just twelve feet across.
Nj. Mclaughlin. manager ~ the santa
FL Copper company. took out sample VI
the body " ore, clear across, and after
assaying II he found II IN contain 81
per ton In gold.
The whole town " san Pedro Is very
much excited over the new nnd, aud
many locations have been pasted oH ~,
ground surrounding the ~. klmO mine
and wherever q piece Of vacant ground
can be found. The ST. Elmo mine Is sit
uated at the foot OF the big copper mine
hill and almost Joins the western boun
Diary OF the Lucky mine. Since the min,
was located In 1875 there has been n con
siderable amount u work done all u,eI
the claim In sinking shafts aud running
tunnels, but nothing Of any great Nalu,
has ever been found before with the eH
ception VI small packets VI ore nov All,
then.
Now this find Ii made Oh government
land, and by the proper owners Of th'
mine. This IL no secret find, and th'
mine h not for sale, by any means; hu
anybody who doubts that such llnd ha
been made can come ny and ace Tor him
self. The body % ore IA II now stand
will keep pretty good sized plant run
ming day and night Tor several months
besides quite number Of men that cal
be worked at the mine extracting the ore
Let any Of Those increiulous IN"pl'
who have been trying 10 make liars u
some persons who once In n while woulc
try 70 tell the outside world that there l.
plenty u goOd mineral In this distrlc
that could be found by sinking for II
come up aud with their owl cyer 49,,
what reward little development woui,
bring Ia the men who are not afraid Il
| spend u few dollars in sinking. ftnKu
The latest results uf pharmaceutlca
science aud the nrpst modern appliance
are availrd ~ IN cOmpOunding Aver
Sarsapatilla Hence. though half II cen
Il lnFk nNi.inttra mn IlaIirltlu N
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

sle viii carry the brands Of the company,
shoss ranges Will be In Sierra aud 30.
zorro counties. All ihese gentlemen are
we'll known and highly respected, and the
result Of this smalganstion Of interest,
and capital " sure u he beneficial 70 all
concerned.
An fs'sp~d Ccatitt
Word was received ri the police station
IN Denver that peiro Bacs, n Mexican
convict AT the Canon city penitentiary
serving twenty three years Tor murder
had escaped from prison Some time dur.
ing the night IT the 1,h. The usuh IT,.
ward 1. offered ,,r hi- capture AMI H..
turn a. custOdy.
The crime Tor whlrh baca was -en.
fenced to his long Imprisonment nc
CURED III the night II Jul, y, 1876, AZ
that time he shot Charles Allen. a miner,
~ death 10 salUn at Starkyille, = few
miles north Of Trinidad lie aud his pail
tcnk refuge near katon, y, 81, and held
ny several parties u,ar there. They ALEC
robbed 4 gambling house at Ration.
Baca IL twenty three years of age, dafk
complexionNi. with black hair. lie has
u small scar ON the center Of his forehead
aud one on the left temple. His nose has
been broken and is crooked. There are
two small scars on the back oi his neck
aud one over his right eye. lie L. ~
garded ~ 4 desperate man and Il
thought Ia he making fur the New Mex
leo border.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

Al badness makes one look premature
ly old. ~ n full head Of hair gives u ma
ture life the appearance of youth. To
secure this aud prevent the former, Ayers
Hair \igor II confidently recommended
Both ladies and gentlemen prefer II "a
ANY other dressing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

some 81 our Judge AZ" having dNrN
nirr tim" ~ IT, special ear, ulp~ I"
Mexico. "SprIe"- PAM ant H." liz" A."
nice little uluus. which. however, i" no,
fail to- the lot IT the HNrtag" citlhn 81
New MrNir" imI the Hrtag" citizen II
New M"Sir" J. not u luip" nHlnt'i l.,
hi grratur-, ufN"r Cleveland luf'i-.
hnfp llhrIA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
ktlie.i In n Mine.

A telephone message from Cerrillc an
nounce- n fatal accident IN the White
Ash coal mine on Saturday afternoon, re-
sulting In the death Of Santos Martinez.
Dolores Espinosa had his arm broken. II
appears that the men put shot In pill
lar Of coal and instead Of repairing 10 =
distant point for safety. went immedi
ately behind the pillar 10 await the eS'
pl,-ion. The shot blew through the pill
lar, breaking Martinez neck. Both are
Young men and reside near Cerrillos. -
New Mexican.