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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-01-23
DIPHTHERIA AT AUGUSTA.

Augusta, Wis, Jan. 1e.-Diphtheria
has broken out in the family of Mrs.
j. D. Richards in this city. Twq
children have died and another is Sc.
Herely i'll. A great many have been
exposed TO the disease.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-01-23
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.

Washington, Jan. 13.-Congress-
mar Woodman of Chicago introduced
in the house bill approriating $780,
/ 600 900 to be Immediately available
by the president for establishing "forti-
lcations and other defenses for the
adequate protection on the coast cities
OF the United States" The bill further
provides for the creation of board
to be known as a board Of fortifica-
tons" which shall consist of six
members, in addition to the secretary
of war; to be appointed by the presi-
dent. Two of the members shall be
officers of the amy detailed for such
duty without extra pay. The other
four shall be civilians, receiving $500
each per year. The board shall have
all authority, subject to the approval
Of the president. The following ports
shall receive consideration In order of
their most urgent need as decided by
the said board of Notifications. New
York, Boston, San Francisco, Chicago,
Washington, New Orleans Phladel-
phia, Hampton, Newport News, Baltl-
more, Rhode island ports in Nara
gansett bay, Key West Charleston IS.
ca, Mobile, New London, Savannah,
Galveston Portland (Ore), Pensacola,
Wilmington, Portsmouth, Fort Clinch,
Fort Popham, New Bedford, ports on
Penobscot river. Fort Knox and New
Haven Comm. San Diego, ports on
Puget sound, Duluth, Sault Ste. Marie,
Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo,
and any other ports either on sea or
lake coasts of the United States which
may be deemed advisable by said
board OF Notifications"
Congressman Sauerhering introduced
in the house this morning bill ap-
propriating $4,000 Tor the purchase Of
grounds and erecting federal build
ing at WATERFOWL, Wis. The bill was
read twice, ordered printed and re-
ferred to the committee en- appropria-
tons.
Mr. Morse rep, Mass.) presented a
resolu,on to the effect that the COM
mittee on foreign affairs consider the
eXpedlency of reporting forthwith
some expression by this government
In denunciation of these atrocities and
If 1t finds that we as nation are
poWerless to act, that we invoke the
cooperation of the allied powers TO
wipe the Turkish government off the
face of the earth and secure the free
dom and independence OF Armenia.
The vice president laid before the
senate II letter from the secretary of
the treasury in reply to q resolution of
inquiry presented by Mr.. PETER us to
whether $lO0,000,00 In gold had at
any time been set apart from other
funds The secretary said that this
had never been zone, there being no
provision OF law authorizing it.
The controversy between Mr.. Hill
and the North Carolina senators oc-
cupied the senate till o'clock, when
the Tree silver measure was advocated
by Mr., Morgan OF Alabama.
Among the other bills and resolu-
tons introduced were lhe following:
by Mr.. Chandler, to refund the out
standing United States and treasury
notes with Eonds bearing interest at ,
per cent, by Mr. Gear to admit New
Mexico into the union.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-01-23
TWO BADGER LEPERS
DIR. INMATE INVESTIGATES THE
CASES.
EXIST IN DANE COUNTY

The Children of One of the Stricken
Men not Permitted to Attend School
The Other Patient Is a Boarder
III the Family-Other Cases in the
State.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-01-23

Washington, Jan, 14.--ln the senate
Mr. Butler rep, n. CD spoke for two
hours in opposition to bond issues, and
in favor of silver legislation.
The early hours of the session
brought out an extended controversy
ever pension determinations. Mr..
Lodge sought to pass the bill grant
ing pension to the widow of General
Cogswell, but MIR. Allen led vigorous
opposition claiming that the widows
of generals were being unduly prefer
red over the widows of the plain sol
diors. Mr.. Thurston Wop., Neh) made
his maiden speech in the senate in
support Of liberal pensions, and elo-
Quently portrayed the services of his
deceased father as plain soldier. He
urged that the war heroes have the
amplest pensions, This bill Vhe Cngs-
Weld instead Of having its allowance
reduced, should serve to advance the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-01-23

Washington. Jan. Is Mr.. Sewell
rep, N. j. introduced resolution on
the Monroe doctrine in the senate.
1t declares that The president
had pressed the docrriu, beyond what
It was intended and that his interpre>
tation of it will involve as in foreign
complications am virtually extend a
protectorate Owe ltNteo. Central and
South American states
Mr.. Allen 2op Ntbr1 called
attention to the udetnite most
ponement of ais TN prohibiting
American citi2tus fror, receiving
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

IT,. While mining II yet In lts infancy
In the county enough development work
has been done IN the COchiti aud He'll
can,un districts to establish beyond un,,..
ton the fact that the veins are " great
r,lrnt and are rich IN g,ld and silver.
IN tlir Hell ranNon district. only twenty.
two milr- eat 81 AhupurtQue. several
g,rl minr4 are ~ process II develop
mnt, one company being engaged IN
putting ~ a Mater supply plant H. ol,t.
ate extensive rhlufinatinn aud reduction
works The tThill district has several
mines that Hf' stead, smpIErs. other
hgrici-. -uclt ~ the topper tity, Coyote
and La ilurfta-, viii yet heroine pro
Iucrt- and at all Immediately tribular,
, a. Albuquerque, Coal irpu-it- cover nj
nr,-l The culture eastern half ut the cuun
II. st Gallur. ~ thi, county, mutr rua
L. mined AMI shipped Annually than from
any uthrt camp ~ Nvw MrNlro.
The finest gafurt" p"fliut- anu -plnr
fuhr- III the markets III thu world NJ,
found IN IA, vicinity II nallup. Iron 80
.rl sth quality rNit- IN the Nandl
maintains ~ th, immediate vicinity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
STATEHOOD.
A Ciul:n Of New Mexico interviewed by a
San EfaneiSeo Par:r.

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h,r. for hath hu.tu.-- and Measure Nf
Mel suyh,in having h..u lang IN New
u.,ic, /. u.Il ,ualin,,I f.. .,,,,ak far that
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,,,"h n, mid .hut tb.,e /. ,u. ,binv .ut.
.nd TINT il that II w,nII h.,.t, desirable
fam. "a. thinl n w,nld h,Iu us u,,r
"a, ,,u,tr, and hiring IN . lnt of new
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
btviIuPSINT ALA Btlll
Suffering IN rs tAtly Stages from POOR
Nhlrring Ia,llitieS

ll,ur llMug camr up ,r-t"uia, from
I,.l,p u,r u,W ramp 900 \,N Mexico
.., ,rr~.. thn ,ul,taIo um aul about
font, milo, south 90 Nutuitn SAY The
Denver Republican. lhr camp l- reach
.ri N stag, from the latter Iolut aud al-"
from lumlai, from which point III"
r,mu l, distant ahJut -iNtN five milrs
-,,I vi lhuug "lh" camp i develop.
INK rtulN. AMI 10 -umr ~ IN" claims
uf. has hrrll fouN which would Justify
shipment II the Transportation facilities
W,rr better. IN -uilr instances wonder
ulN ryh vein, have been uncovered. aud
a. .r.l ..,,rr, PROSPECT that Ia" develop
mon, II llr. prr-'ut YEAR Will show gr"a,
improvement Nr cant expect I" do
much huVr,rr until w. get Transports
'..r e. under present conditions nothing
...I.r ,,,Iurr viii hrHt the charges. tn,
a.nlInu, Mr. however that the ore vii
mru. With Irpth constantly, ana III
n.t.N,u. shipments viii commence.
~ g p..r. .. '', weighing -" sounds
N..,N l-,,, uru. hu a,"tag" a--a! from
w.y,- lr.k,u. 90 'rm different parts d
,Nr ua.-. showing ID value II t.l'D /,
ole. I...
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

liEAnQrAHrEHs pEr'r o. INV MrNr"

liEAIAgI ARrEKS DEr'T OF NEW MENl,u,
GRAND ARMY % ruE REr1HLlC
RATION, NEW MEXICO, April II, lSH
I. The department commander desires
the greatest publicity given the fact that
through the courtesy Of the Atchison, To-
p,ka Il santa Fe railway company, one
rate for the round trip from all New
Mexico points has been granted Ia all
those visiting Ration during the depart
ment encampment q. 4, r., Ia he held
April - and %. is!Hi,
II. Hon. ", 7, Thornton, governor OF
New Mexico. Hon. Thos. Smith. chief jus
tice Of New Mexico, and Hon. A. {. N1r.
hees, have kindly accepted invitations Ia
address the comrades nj the camp fire. 70
be held Friday evening, April ~. Ad'
dresses will also I've made by Past Depart
ment Commanders Slower and Downs and
other comrades, aud IA grand good time
will be enjoyed.
III. The gooi people Of Ration are
making ample preparations to entertain
visiting comrades and their friends.
". II should he impressed upon The
comrades the Importance OF a large at
tendance Ia tho thirteenth annual en-
campment that We may secure liberia
rates from the railway company for ~
ture encampmrnts, by command OF
Official. T. ", COLLIER,
u. Rl~IDN. Dept Commander
Assistant Adjutant General.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
4 Railing 10y Judge smith

kditur- queen.
Las Vegas, April IL. chief Justi'"
smith, IN chambers, has recently mad" n
decision or ruling. which. II given sever.
al years ago, would have been of great
benefit Ia the different counties, AMI Is
very go,h now. II j. "a the effect that
the commissioners here shall receive Ger
tihcatrS II allowance or approved ac-
counts in payment Of the general fund
tax ~ the county. Heretofore III" c"un.
~ might owe person II large amount 81
money but the taxes had Ia be paid III
cash. This will ease ny the counties
greatly and iu great deal toward put.
ting them on II good financial basis,
II il reported on the street that the Las
Vegas Mining and Prospecting company,
which was recently organized here, and
has gone 10 work at LAX" Valley, near
the old Silver company'- property, has
struck rich pocket and will withdraw
all stock they have had on the market
ANtN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

Mexico. II hes been reported by the
committee on territories, hut II h doubt.
ful n II will pass the hou@e. There Ia n
strong prejudice In the east against al.
uniting any more silver states, and this
may operate to defeat the New MeSiro
bin. II will hp unfortunate " II shall
be- W. iuf Nrw Mexico ha- long been cr.
Titled e. almi .-ion AMI it, growth would
h. great, stimulated l., the erection ~
state government. Denver Republican
suid-n death
! n Law. n well known Pullman con.
1urtut. who rau between here and Alhu'
,urflur died very suddenly AlUut n,S'n
U,.daN IN the ;uttir h,Tk Three daN'
Agu hr Ma taken ~ WITH an attack "I
plruti-S AMI lf Villas Wt- called III I,
attrui mm ~, ease grew worse ,rtN
p RAPIDLY and ended ~ stated AlsNr. lh,
DECREASED wa. hluut l" Nrhts ~ age VA
. ~ = Vet, hught deposition aud Wa uh'
W the m,-t IupULlf men in thr iulllIhi
service III f"luaii- Air hihR prepare
p ~ the lulu uli~rll Undertaking. 60.
/ Aui tlu, ilmr % u'"im'ul has not ~ Nr
/ nr,u l,rIlrd ur"u.
III, an.,, Ii,m I- taken 'trn th" ;
+ rn-r Iunuu, Vi Law WA- we'll AuuNi
800 ,m. cuts AMI -lupral at thr ~,u ,,
w., II, naI rhAfg - thr lu.mai
coach IN tN, ru m.iN,.u ,h- city ALL.
~ PAS. au" ~ MATERIALLY S,lI though
.u'l' ihr travelling whlI. li' va. ana
D..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
I'M COMMISSIONERS Return.



Jesus tomrIu. II. IT, NhtruI AMI Nlr"'
la ilrtfria. cumiul ,~iuurr- appointed hI
the court To- visit thr Rio turIr" valley
Aud examine The ptulsr diirlw~, t'~ri
Nmf- anl dam Site II the Western liumr.
-trad irrigation company, have returned.
Ihls morning MaJut Whiting wa- seen
rs, atIIIIS representative and u" -aih
The view Wa completed Nld report
will be- made L. the court III IT," days.
The dam now hrIng Constructed al k"Nl
Fond Is a massive piece ~ solid hlckS w
masonry aud cpmrut. fiftN men ARE ~
work on the dam. which l. three hundred
| feet hong. aud II luuk, ~ though II would
hr impossible fur ANY Mind IT u h"h Ia
carry II away"
"rhr first reservoir" continued Major
Whiting. that ha- been PLANNED aud Will
hc huilt will occupy about w" acres oi
land un the east side VI IT," river, and the
second reservoir, nearly six acres, on Ill"
west side. The bitches will aggregate
over lhittN miles. Their atr immense
possibilities un the Rio furrc" II the
water can be- saved. Tor the land Is thu
finest and richest IN the southwest,
The commit --iourr- were appointed b,
the court upon the Application OF tn
ahNr company, fnr the purp"S" of ex
aiming the land aud appraiNng same Il
hr taken lot dain-, Reservoirs, bitches, etc
The officer, " the company, elected
short time ago and exclusively mentioIr'
= In these columns, are ~ follows.
. Peter McChr-nrI, president, AlhuHner
Iur,
I Willard II Roger, W. H., vice rresi
dent New York.
Chas. H. Chumar. second vice president
Wholesale druggist. New York.
" |. McMastcr. secretary, albuquerque
H. H. Fitchrtt. treasurer, Albuquerque
r.. " thomas, general manager Chi
cagu.
j, r.. Carpenter, attornr! at law, N"'
Work, director.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
NEW DEPARTMENT OFFICERS.
The Fire Delegates Meet In convention
and Ilcct New Off,cefS.

The convention " lite dclrgatr--
rr-enting ~, tWo ifrm,N from thr tudt .
companic- e., ,hr Nhuqu'tluo htr de-. .
paftmrnt net l,I night u, the quar-
tets II the trtgu-,nn ll"ok and Ladder
compan, nriug called {" "ll"l 10y III"
chief " TIE department
Srcfrtar, rratry read the official call.
after which the chief explained that hr
hal -,tl,c private huSlnr~, I" attend {"
AMI ark,I I" m excused, whrrrunnh IL"
,arat,I tie chat 80 assistant thld llNr
\ committee un credentials Wh- A.
pointed. ant. ~ uulcr ~ allow thum to
rrprl . ntirr r,r.., VA TAKEN.
ca urrN,uug, pclrgair Mr' anna, ~
the ll,uk AMI Ladder company, handed
the SECRETARY u lltri AMI requested that
! II b. real. II Wa,H letter Itum Chief ".
/ / McCtiglt, asking that hl. name be-
withdrawn from the rae" luf the position
" chief. stating that hi hu,lnr-- allait-
and huInr ties would prevent hllu from
giving the department th" thu" and at.
trn,iuu dtIr It, lie stated that h. htl
been chlri "I TIE hPu'"I'h' Il" 'N' P"-'
Nv" "t IN l'u-' nav '''h '"'"'' ""'
t"."'"rud "I.h'"' w. -"'''''''''' 81. "
-ingl' vote ana l",'I AWAY " '''' u
The t.. poet ul the volunteer hur Alli"s,
Whom IT, '''''''I'" II az Z" NOV '''. W..
IT," rI"7'h 10y Un-uhR '''' VI" ''''''h'
''"' womb ''''' A''"' ava "'-' '''.' ''"
GER, hhd gu"lhl''''"S '".h h'' "''
"i~It'~ III 'i' lH'ui'
Ni'I 'hr ''''l's a." Vac '''''' u. "
J"'t'l'"i, ~ "" v. h"'' company n'''
lhhi'd Y. huii"' I'' man 81 '''' com
i"hI' I"i '"' 'hh' ~ ''' '''' '''"l
H. "ll't A.iu''' '' "'' '''"'"
r'''"d.
WI "'pP' Wa 'O' '''' ana 90 at! "
U'E' III ''N "Vl''I"'"" "''''' '"'"N''
TIE d'''SH'"e '"i h'h'ii'lE uIn WIN 'h'
+ P"'l''"U 81 rh'ri.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

laNl,r BISHOPS i'ust"t',rr store Was
forclhly entered last friial night and
between twu aud three thousand cigars
stolen. SAYS the Silver city sentinel,
From thu character ~ goals taken the
thief l. undoubtedly the sam" one who
robbed ". 4. Portrriirld's dvug store "A
frw weeks aga. In that caSr. II will lie
remembered. between two aud three
thousand cigars were taken, AT An aver
age value II about ttj per thousand; the
amount and quality of cigars stolen trcm
Mr.. Bishop i almost Identical with those
stolen from Mr. rurterhrlh.
The thief. or thieves, II caught should
hr made IL pa! the full penalty Of the
law, which. In addition 10 that ~ burg
larry would be- very severe In the case oi
the Bishop robbery from the fact that his
store IL situated In the post0illce build
ing. section liil Of the postal laws and
regulations reads ~ follows;
Any person who shall forcibly breal
into. or attempt Ia break into. any post
office. or any building used In whole Of
In part M n poatoiiice, with Intent u
commit therein larceny or other drpreda
tion. shall he punished hy n fine OF no
more than ti,OUn and by imprisonment
at hard labor for not mntr than Nv
| wears.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
GOvERNaENI LAND APPRAISED.
Abandoned Fort craig Military RcSerya-
ton PLACED on the Market.

rol. Edward H. Merritt, special agent
II the interim department, was IN san
Marcial for the purpose 81 having ap
pral-,'d the tract II land known ~ the
abandoned Fort craig military rrsrrNa-
ton, saws the Bee. II commences nj the
old ferry, one mile below Ju-r SNha'~
ranch running four miles west and seven
miles north thence along u" grca, fence
10 point nearly west IT san Narcial,
aud contains in all some 2u,rr acres.
Surveyor v. v. Jones ana br. &. T..
Cruick-hank were the appraisers, aud
placed the valuation al from ten cents t.
o. - per acre. II II subdlSldrd into ~
acre tracts and intending purchasers will
receive fun information by applying Ia
the Las Cruces land office, some of the
land II on the river hottom and subject e.
! irrigation. several Mexican sluatter,
having small pieces under cultivation
These they will pruhabl! purchase. The
bulk Il II, however. Is II very little value
and IL now All open common, wh"r" AM
mails roam At will
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

twenty five italians. ranging in ages
from ~ To ~, passed through Alhuquer'
que Ell route Ia san Francisco. All were
u recent import none IT them being able
to speak n word NJ English, Their tickets
through to san Francisco had been pur-
chased IN Europe, through the agency OF
the uld dominion steamship line. The
men Will work AZ cheap laborrrs In the
| VINEYARDS NJ California
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
Al nIh s,,IiIsr,.II

capt ". =, Hall IL repaired rs lying In
an almost nude condition on the floor Of
n cell in the county Jail, nearly berrtt OF
reason. ,ays the Las Vegas Optic II
would seem that former soldiers should
eudeayor N help their old comrahe Ia the
soldiers home at Santa Monica, Csl.,
where he will be properly cared for In
his dying days, lie has transportation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
Mining Contract.

William Jenny was accorded contract
yesterday 10 sink shaft In the Little
rittsburg min" In North canyon 10 the
luLfoot level The work Is 10 be con-
pleted within sixty days, and II In con
Gdently predicted will open II i~ly OF
Tirh nTn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
COSTS MY GEMS a MlLt


TIE taking ~ -, ~" santa trI llm.
l',i ,Iuu- . aul I between Ihlcag, tuA
TO-. Nug, l", during thr summer months
/. .jmph thr abandonment 81 u tram
sew Ir" the r'tUru- II which ale made.
lu.i, tr meet the "Np"u-"- The failure
{" supply th"lr place. with a les rNI"'n.
-i,r tram -rrN zee. leaving Oh" train dailN
"t'' waS To- hauil" IT." through 'allt"r.
ma travel. i hu rr"uumrnl nrasut" 81
the urw management.
The OPERATION of IT." llnltrd tram ser
wee. -a>- N" Topeka journal. Is rNp"n.
-lNr. FIttN cents prT mile il SAID to lr
tu. aNrIlg" cu-t ct running ia" TRAIN.
IA, distance from thICdg" /" Nlhulu"f.
lur. AT whlrh point Ia" santa fr Ju,ns
l'u Nlaullc ~ Pacific, l. l,3iN miles,
making cost IL fG,i i"r running each
tram between thu-r points Four llm.
Itrh trains Ar" ~ "ITfdtiun daily, ia" tn.
tai cost Amounting Ia S4,h", per day,
The tram derive u good rrNruu" from
/ the EMPIRES. aul also from IA" nlt"d
state mail which l. handled west Ot
newton, but THIS revenue II offset L. "a
/ considerable extent 10y the operation II
/ the dining ear system. which l. dead
/ lua~
/ hufing IL" winter season. while travel
tu california Wa heavy. the train paid II
handsome profit. thereby demonstrating
the -rIcrr-- Of the departure. " present,
/ however. California travel IL exceedingly
, light. and train Ne & passes through To
prkn iay after IA, with the Pullman cars
almost entirely unoccupltd, Meanwhile
the rxp"lI~r remains the same.
The officials II both the operating and
passenger departments state that the
limited train service will he established
early IN the fail, immediately upon the
commencement II California travel.
call has inst been issued 10y General
superintendent Nudge, of the santa Fe
f"r "A meeting II the division superln'
,rndrnt- 81 the santa Fr system IA
h. held IN Topeka this week, for III,
purpo~r II arranging the details Ut III,
e new time card, which will 90 into effect
Mal ,. No essential change will bt
made IN the running time Of any OF IN,
trains, and the time 81 the through train'
will be- neither Enlightened nor shortened
After the abolition ~ the daily California
train W.. 3. the nitcd states mall, whicl
WA handled by the limited train west 4
! Nrwtuu. will h. carried hy train No.
wr-t II that point, making the diStribu
| ton several hours later. las Angelo
- Pullman SLEEPER will be- attached Ia trail
4 No. each day out u Chirago with III
exception 1T "Wednesday on which ia
III" once, week Hunted will he run.
Alex Buwic. one III the newly rlrcte
" tru-trr- II Gallup aud the popular man
aver Of the Calcd"nirn coal company VII
N Ia the city Yesterday,
E.F. karrlck, Of rurhlo, Colo one ,
, Ia" directors IT the Crescent Coal con
PAM, was In the city Yesterday, lraNln
y, this morning Tor ,allup
II Nlrn Kelly, formrrl! editor ol the Ia
ii Crurrs lIrmocrat, came up from the soul
/. last night, accompanied by his wife Tit
y have r"oIn~ al the ATmlJo
- MrSsrs K t. Roberts, +. |. Williams
and III, Cha-. y, Tracey, all Of San Fra
cisco. were viewing the city and vicini
Il. Yesterday and went north on this nor
W ing dyer,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
suHV,-nt FUNDS.

Judge Bantz will hold term of court
~ Ilillsboru. in and for Sierra county
beginning Monday. April - There is
now about tNo ia the Sierra county
court fund. aud this amount, In addition
Ia funds aNuilahl" in the territorial treas
ury. will enable the judg" Ia hold full
session aud clear the docket
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

The interest over the approaching tour
lament at Albuquerque is increasing
silver city IL going To eater with "a crack
team. Ration also will enter u team anu
i i. Jafia, II Roswell Is getting np u
hos" team Ia compete for prizes Nbon'
time our home boys were getting move
on Themselves. - Las Vegas Examiner
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

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mot. az Zee. ~ II gets into Tie
That constipation II - .uch AZ
fully simple thing that people do ~
II seriously They let II run on, lc'
wot.r become ,N'uuic, ana SNOW ~
ovet the body ~ NY ways hiote M
slider It ,muIii,nt I"n.upAti'n
min, tenth, It al human ailments
eytnptums do not ~eem very ssfiou
even they atc very dsagtecabls.
them az sour stomach, ha'ulencs
butn. distress after eating. foul
coated tongue duSiness palpitauyt
heart. su,k aud bilious headache, n
ia.s,,uds aud debility When am Of
synp,nm. show themselves, you
immediately take pt Pictcet Ileasi
lets. according 10 directions. ThsNc
,uyaT coated gtInulea, made on pnTd
euTs constipation They do this ~
and quickly, aud they arc the onI' n
tian Ia the world that will do " I'D
Ay,n,y Of medicines that Will give I"
long nyou keep on taking them 4
rant stop They don't cure th,'I
merely temporary feli,i Doctor N
, Pheasant Pellets awe imnir diats i'.s
produce . IsrssdasHi cute.