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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
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MT. u. u. Robinson II ucknowl lodged Ia
be one ~ the foremost railroad men ni
the niird States. aud his conclusion Ia
remain with the Santa fc Is hailed with
delight l., the people II IA" entire west.
The santa f. railroad system has i~"n
the friend of the southwest. aud h'., done
more to aid and build ny, not only South'
rrn California, but Arizona. than all
other agencies combined, rhTniX tia
Zpttr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

~ lNst W ihItN W.
n the lawyer polltiriAn would write,
~ ~ Nj Justice lAughlin'- opinion 81
UtlI four tNI~ written pages, holding that
Mr~-r-. Idtruu AMI ~plr-- are most dam
nahly guilty 81 the charges preferred
against them ht uuN. llurnt"n's district
Hlt"inrN and head II thu irInctatI, par.
dru brokerage nrm. MI Crlpt luE ,Iri.
as. again hoping that It will not hr con
-tturd H. contempt III court, And asking
pari"n ri the general pI"llr lot lTing
compelled l." publish the testimony, a.
puhlIr g,rL driuallI- II, herewith gives
mon, NJ the uiirIAl testimony ~ Ia the
character II Ia" witnesses upon Wl,r.r
Testimony hl- honor hA-''- his opinion.
\nlrrto khrNtia, Sitnc-- ~ lawful
age, being produced, sworn and exam
it,L. trstliir- upru direct examination
10y Mr. Clancy a. follows
Nhat II your name, residence and 90.
cupatlons Ny name l. AnIretu hbrt tia,
live III santa fr.
How long have y"u liNrd IN santa Fr;
NlAll NV NfdiN, fhlfUN Nillt lIbfiNhl-
that | have been absent.
" hat official p1liiuiI, II ANY, hAN' you
held IN santa Fe county I have h~n
Justice II the peace lieutenant In the
army NJ the conteirtacy. territorial libra.
ran, representative IN the legislature
county c"iuiuiS-lonrr and probate Judge
and nuw am notary public,
Are yuu acquainted with POfiiria Mar
tines tie strong am.
How hong have you known her Well
Tor ten years.
Io ,nli know what her general moral
character ~ II II bad.
lu you know what her general rharar'
ter for truth aud ,rrAcity lsr II l. had
l,u t0u know huw shv gains N lNeli
hWh% think she keeps n huu~. II prs,
tllutlun.
From N"ur knowledge II her general
moral character aud her general TsputA
tlon for truth aud Nrrnrity. would you
believe her under oath; would not h
lir,r her.
A. VIZ proceed with this matter the les
timunt will become more aud more inter
esting.
The woman referred a. ahoyr was IN,
~ the principal witnesses for the prose
rutiun ia the case against tatron ant
Splr~S,
Judge lAurhlin, IN his opinion, state
that ~ conspiracy against MrSsrs. Catr"l
and Spirs4 by the witnesses was proven
How he expected the defendants coul,
prove the existence II such conspiracy
which. however, many pspple believe TX
listed. IN another question, uIpn which h,
L~s not touch In his opinion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

hat 49, NIbupu uIu"an us- 4" NJ, R-.
gar"ing Cripple Greek.
John Barnett, who returned light be-
fore last from trippl. Greek. was seen
this morning 10y Int tiTikk> represent.
alive and asked What caused you Ia
l"a," Cripple tr+k after ~ short stay -
liz replied: "unr night was enough for
ne. he day | was there IL" undrriakers
were kept busy burying about twenty
peoplr, WIN, understood, hal died from
pneumonia and other diseases, aud |
learned that the average, since thrhisirict
has been Mrfcruwd"d with people,
amounts Ia alUIt fifteen deaths per day.
The next morning after my arrival Ia the
camp got up with my iIo4p
closed tight with same kind ~
black stun. and thought II WAS time to
get out. which did. Practical miners
receive Is yer day Tor eight hours work
living i ~ high ~ IN Albuquerque, but
! found many men out ~ work. and |
don't rare Ia tramp away IN search II ciu.
pluy iiIrnt."
Mr.. Barnett stated that the mines. on
Development, are showing up splpndidly
IN rich ore, aud are not. Ia the least, over
estimated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
A roi>T.n oI Esrio>.

toy. Thornton admits that he Travelled
on railroad psuVrs and charged mileage,
bcaus. hr earned the piss-s hS legal -sr
vices. lN~S he prrt"nd +" ay that that
placed him IN any different position from
Col. hudson, whom he removed from the
hazard II I~nlt"ntlary directors for riding
on pass and charging mileage Ration
ltangr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
IN OFFICIAL CIRCLES.
charges Preferred Against Collectors Of
Llncoln and laos IounticS

he buaftl ~ county commissioners ~
Lincoln county yc-tctda, formally mott.
lied ,iuN. Thornton that u'-'. N"na sheriff
aud collector, had not mair any settle
ueit VI his official accounts since July
last and hA- refused tu account lot pub.
lie moneys known to hh," l""n collected
b, HIM, SAYS the New NrNlran. ,l-n IT
the tact that hl~ hund-nru had asked tu
hr relieved FROM future IhhilitN, and they
AN thai said collector and sheriff M o..
moved from office.
III" lHns county commissioners ha,"
Hl-r repeated 1" the HtN"fh"t that the
count, tax collector thrf" hnnlfaclo Khl
ton. II ~ default since July last has
mair ~ settlement with the territorial
treasurer since that date, has collected
largo sums Ut money aud refuses tu ac
count therefor. They therefore AK hi-
removal from office.
toy Thornton has iiNrd February Il "
the date fut hearing bath gases, and has
notified all parties Interested {" h. pres.
ent lsu the showing then made Will
drlsuid future action,
ultI,Ill Nurl-.
The uilrd states court IT private land
claim, VII open u -".~luu at Tucson, n
! On February -, aud viii huli another
-,,-,un 1T anna tc ~ Mach
The y,Nrfu.i ha- appointed Mm frame,
~ r."y g. Nhurla county, Nrthur ".
ltuI. .. ,uu,l' ,Idut county ri,tN Al
, ~,urrI ui ura.r, Muta county, ''n. u.
Nl,., Of i.t. ,rgh-. ~an miguel county,
'apIl a. lIuI,ou. Ell santa r., ~ NJ
tain. rhuc
The coop rating EN,hAur" y Manu-.
! lar'uUuI t~~uriuru h,- uhd ARTICLES
with the territorial a-,,'i"'S 'r"ItIup the
l"iiuWIuG Iml,cuhr-. lnruI-Ial"tS, =.
/ T.. lhik, VI. VI" "nurll, I, \. Nt"nr and
'" n stephens. objects establishing n
community hu>lrr-- Ter mutual benefit
! .tVltai -iurk. SL.tisu, life, iinS Years,
/ dN,riur~ r.. r.. iHtk. ". j. Net uunrll. j.
! \ Buchanan \. ~l"uc. IT lmlla-, T.. g.
! Bradford and r T.. ua,lr "t Roswell,
principal plac" IT business lalla-. lena,
Death ~ Ig"a'i" '."n'sIr"
! Last Thursday uight. at u'clTk. Hon
! lguariu unuZalrS died at his home al l.u'
! turral"~. after an illness ~ about GN,
months aged - years, lie was h"rn au,
rrarriI near Ie,- i"rralr~. this county and
was "rlI.kn"wn republican p"litirlar
aud ptntr wealthy. The funeral will ~
cur nj las turTAlr- Monday Iu"ruing. a
. u'rluck. lnirltaLrr Ntrung HAVING
rhAIgr ~ the hurlal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
Death ~ Igna,i" ,."n,sI-.
GOLD Al CRIPPLE CREEK.
Inc Best way to Get there Is over the
santa lie Route.

The Iahul"usly rich gold mining dis.
trict "i cripple tr,rk. Colorado. l. attract
ing hundred, ~ In"plr, u, SWing the
rush hli~ fair a. hr runtmnu-. That there
/. AN abundance II gold there l. demon.
-tratrd beyond doubt. Fortunes are he
ing rapid, made.
I" reach cripple Greek. take the santa
Fr route. the only standard gauge line
direct Ia III" camp. Through lullnal.
-lrrIrfs aud chair ears. The santa FL
hand, You right IL the heart ii Cripple
trrrk.
Inquire ~ nearest ticket agent ur nd.
dress Il. I. Nicholson. Il. T.. L.. \. I. y y,
r. Halfway. MUnaduWk Block. Chicago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
THE tiRh DEPARTMENT.
A Big Monthly Meeting OF Members OF The
department.

DIX Tuuluiy ~ sung VI nSHoSIN VI 'HS
department.
The largest aud most enthusiastic
IN citing 81 the Albuquerque Fin" depart.
mrni. held since last May. rcufIrd At
the quarters Of the FrrguS~nn Hoax y
Ladder company last rNrUiug. aud 1t
lNk@i very much like one III Those ull
time meetings.
Fireman johnson. who uilirlat"d ~
secretary and treasurer II the hu-r run.
ming committee Oi last year. presented u
yoluminous report, showing that the
committee received from contributions
$tig'.,1. ami had expended on the local
h"e running team and the trip Ia santa
r. tiE,lu.
Mr.. Juhn-nn then asked, for his benefit,
that an auditing committee he appointed
Ia examine the reINrt. aud on u motion
10 that effect being introduced aud ear
ri,Si, the chief appointed ~ such commit.
tee. Il. ;. Cudingtoil. v. d. Rogers. viii
BSth aud H. Rupi~. They will report
AT the next regular meeting II the de-
psrtment.
The question ~ the appointment ~ n
committee "n arrangements for the sew
Mexico iirrnien's tournament, which will
be- held In this city the coming July. was
fully discussed, and the question being
put IN the form u motion and then
carried. the chief appointed II. y. knight.
foreman II the scott Mopre hose com
pany; II. u. johnson. ~ the No. hose
company; Chas. Schelke, foreman of the
No. 3 h,ss" company, asd Martin Tisrney,
foreman 81 the FERGUSON Hok and Lad
der company. The present chief AAd ~.
sistAnt chief, aud the new chief aud as-
sistant chief u be elected In April will
officiats NJ members of that COMMITTEES.
This sonmitlae will hold its first meet.
Ing NJ the above quarters Sunday after.
noon at o'clock.
The meeting then adjourned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
rRui'u,,n Niw nnAns

the following from the New M"Nirau
rlrafl, irinr. the railroad situation IN
\r~ Mexico
Already the iniiinatlun cuIir~ from the
east that the gap between the 'Frl-c" line
al >rpulpa, |. l., dnd the NlAntlc y Ia
ritr AT Albuquerque. Is ~ W. built, h.
distance l. 1ul miles. Those Interested
chiefly h-cau~r they have long sought AMI
must have Pacific coast outlet, are the
Rrk island. the Missouri Pacific. the Mis-
sun, kAn-as n Texas line and the Frs.
ca. The New Mexican understands that
these COMPANIES ~ any two Of them stand
ready Ia guarantee the interest On the
l~ud- nec-rsary " build and equip che
nr~ Rad II Huntington will undertake to
lluat them. and such h deal IL not impruk.
able. This 7UI miles ~ new road eau now
rrIuir,Ni Ia past years.
When such project v considered,
wonderful possibilities are opened ny Ia
New Mexico such line would give
great impetus Ia the growth II Albuqurr
que and Operate Ia l-nciit every section
II the territory east ~ the Ria 'irandr
! The lijrra. canon route would b. adnpt.si
a. get through the mountains east ~ Al
huquerqur. which would open superb
mining section IN @,pth Santa Fp county
aud the result would unIur-tionably BE-
that III. Denver X Rio Graiide rosi would
extend it, line south distance ~ mily
tifty miles frcm santa fr a. tap the new
rnai. Coming up from Roswell the Pc.
"ua Valley ruad would reach II somewhere
between Anton chico aud Fort sumner
aud E. H. Eiiys White uakS.El Pasn line
now under way would surely iini IL way
northeast from White oaks IA n junction
with the Tns'i. thus rendering II from the
start n trunk line Uf no mean ilnport lance
with feeders covering very rich section
~ the Rocky mountain country. ThrSs
several projects have for years been dis
guessed. W. knew; hut they are Mi feasible
and. under the changed condition oI
things. W. believe New Mexico will real
iLe her hopes In railway construction
much aUIier than uil,at ~ III now lnag
| inc"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
The Famous " X ids.

The opera ho,i" management
cured the famous Pair NJ kids
pany to give one performances, on
day evening, February ~,
The company IL headed by tina
known Jailomimir eccentric ecu
Ezra Kendall. A g,sL hearty Ia
rnjOye,i 10y every one, aud krnd1
the kids" have the reputation I
successive years IN this line Of
tainmrnt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

deep held uIpu the hearts ~ the people
In the rendition " the Wlu- Mrs. Bryan
aud Mr.. Tte--idrr we're nj their hst aud
sang with grca, lrwrr and beauty
There will be ~ service tonight. To-
morrow will pruiahl, close Mr, kankin'4
-rr,irr Among W.. \ ma%- meeting will
hr held IN the congregational church NJ
ap.m. NJ ~ y. ~, u meeting Tor III"
children aId young l""'pl". MI Rankin
VIII utrDrh again ut go. These -rr.
,irr- are al under VT Rhnkln'- direction
and are itrr iu AT NJ II u. H. each pas
tnt will wrupN III" pulpit ~ hts own
church aud rNrtNhudN u cordially inNit
Ell tn attend -uiIir unc ~ tlit-F services.
Mh"nring tough ~ San,A Fr.
ratrnt- whu-r children have whppinp
cough should $50 tu II that their it'll,
ones ATE kept "ut NJ -cl.l until vel
over II. and II they fail H. dO this ~,
teachers should act otherwise the cltl
board ~ health ma, h. called uIp,n Ia rx
rfri~ it, proper authority. Already tn
| mnlhrr- are on the verge IT u panic, All,
MANY viii be- forced ~ take their chill
,lfrI ont II -rh,sl unless thu-r known {,
h. afflicted With the cough ARE not KEEP
ut home. where they m,-t certainly he
hong. under such circumstances. SAINT
! Fr New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

The suggestion of the Berlin TagbIatt
that England's motives In relation "
Turkey are political and not humane,
should attract attention in Washington.
our government should not b. In too
great haste ~ plunge into u contest with
Turkey over matter concerning which
the latter may bs grossly mlsrspresentei.
The nileai states should be careful that
II IL not used IN catspaw IL pull Eng
lands chrstnuts out VI the IRE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
Til, I,.,I,at Meetings.

Last night Rev, Rankin preached with
his usual rarnestness and power. using
~ hl- text the words, Nith the heart
man h"llrNrth unto righteousness AMI
with IA" muulh confession II made unto
salvation The testimony meeting fol
lowing the -rmon WAS very spirited and
Interesting The meetings are taking u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

lhr I'D Fort stanton military nr>rt,A.
iIun N \rw Mexico having been turned
u,rt {" the lutrtlur drI,ar tnmnt Ia h. dts.
passed II under IT." act governing ahand.
unri military reservations, thr land viii
lnuhtlr~- -p,iI hr thrown uIH'n I" ~rtilr-
mrnt II iir- ~ ~" southeastern part IL
\rW MrNic" aud the l"calltl l. >Ald Ia IT,
,rn beautiful II T. III the mld-t al
muuulalh- II m~irthtr height aud the
iur Nnniiu. which /. the rrlncIpa! -ircnri.
T. beautiful enough t. ,lr-'tNrIi- spanish
uamr. llr rlIuAtr l. delightful, being
t"uI"frd t., the "l'Natlnn from the ~'N"fr
heat which uthrfwi-" might prevail.
DISTANCE from RAILROADS will, however,
prevent the COUNT, Irum being settled
N,tN IhpIilN until after am" read Is
hult Intu that region. Denver krpuh.
llgtu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

"lnF Preacher and the Governor
printed IN 1mE CITIZES saturday even
ing WAS written by the author Of the
"rfi,atr Kyar." We state this fact ~
that the same cards of denial will do for
h0th
lmIs l. Irsp wear hW that doesn't sig
niiy that IT, -afe Ia leap before YOU look.
1uE bond Till s.-ns 10 he m hard
aground IN the ~. Paul.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
Itr,.i,.r SMITH. order.

Yesterday atlcfiu-n Receiver smith, Il
the Atlantic y Pacific. i--u,Sl the follow
ing official ORDER
NlANTl, rI,ltIr kAIlhOAp
Western liiNi-iunJ
4. v. SMITH, Receiver
Nuticc Ia officers and snpl"yr- NJ
hon \. sweet Il hereby appointed agrn'
Tor the receiver. with headquarters IN A.
huIuctpur. New Mexico
APPOINTMENT taking effect ~ ~ frG
ruAty |. {. v. SMITH.
Receiver and Grnrral Manage
Albuquerque, \. W.. Feb. g. is!Hi.
Mr sweet is an old railroad man. at
wa associated with Mr. smith IN a.
management " several eastern aud we-
efn railroads.
Mr.. smith announces that his An, VI
liam II. smith. Will hr hts priNat" -ecf.
tHfN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

Farmers living IN the vicinity of town
complain 81 the reckless shooting that Ia
done by hunters. r,splr should rrIIirn-
her that MI enclosed field ispriya,r prop.
erty, aud hunting within III. enclosure
without the owners consent IL trrsIaSS.
II you don't want IL got into trouble, ynll
would better 60 Ia thr hnll~r and ask per,
mission ~ the owner. hrlur. you de- any
shooting on the premises.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
Observation-Disclosures,

~Nd the IfrA, h,i 80 ~, guN,tuur
Won't Nuu Vase -'uI. ihr ttghi
sud the gu,, fuut iut TIE Irti.h,
rats I.,a,,rl to- / ulsNi
sad a., II,al,r iniIv gu',f..'
luy ..r'mis,.l ts .uIN.t4
sad '., guH,.mt Co. Ne, if.,. N,t.
lI.lrriI.uI
Nuit.,. .HN 0- -uI,ntu,r
can TEL. NIr'r l.u.r
sand n., I'.a. lrr ini.r guNrruur
luY uv tuk,ug n,ruugh huHr hMl'
lith, ifya,hvi had urru QUITO 'hugs
And Iyst q ui muu sIth
IT, uNghiaNc seen H.. kt,,,lru,N
" Iuk the Hi,f rhr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

tine reason why the tuited States
should recognize the Cubans ~ bel
ligrrrnts, says the Denver Republican, Is
that by ~ doing devastation In Cuba
would son be brought Ia All end. The
longer the war lastS the worse will II be
for the unfortunate island, where already
W vast an amount u property has been
II seems n be inevitable that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
aneraaan I,rAn

Fit Iiartweli. In her last syndicate ar
tirlr. says: II don't recommend any spe-
cial brand ~ tea f0t all"rns'n I O'cl,rks.
do, howey.r. know all about the hest
tea Ia take at night Parks Tea will cer.
tAinly clear your complexion and purify
your hlNsi. You viii i~ surprised al the
Improvement II yuu take u cup ~ Parks
lea earh night" said by Dr. THIS, II.
burgess n SnIl,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

A correspondent AT kingston writes
that tbs bonanza silver camp l. shaken
up over contempt eases. rnl \. ". liar.
ris II one ~ the victims. Iwn of the
business men have b-rn sent Ia the coun.
Is Jail for three days each The writer
promises ~ send particulars later.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
AN EARNEST APrLAl.
The Pastors Of Las vcga>AijreSS an Open
Letter 10 the Governor Of New Mexico.

The following "lt"Nplanat"ty letter
wis mailed Ia nn, " I. lhornt,n nj
santa Fr. to-day. by the city pastors -
Las Vegas
ENT LA- Ntn,-. y NJ, Jan. 81 ~.
lion. ". l. thornton. uuNrfnut III NV
Mexico. santa Pc, ', NJ
DIAN SIR IN Tr~IApnsr tn an app, /
from III" g,ssi Irsiplr NJ ~ lh~". tht"ug H.
tie ministerial association, and ui all thr
fIghtrnl-.luNln IHuplr IT New MrNlrr.
protesting against the occurrence ~ 81,
ptILr light ~ the Nlrlnitb ~ III ia~u, dItl
ia the territory II NV Mexico, asking
uuI -ympath, and all III preventing III, Il
Immortal aud urrnlriuu- Influence. w..
the undersigned. de- hereby rNpT--- u,i
sytlI,atlS with the moral l"Niug people IT
VI ra-o, III >r~ Nrxir", aud II "ut u,tt"u,
and place uuT~,lNr- uH r"cufia- positive.
"pI1'S,Sl t"ptiar lighting IN any place, and
especially ~ III" territory II New MrNlc"
hence. W. appeal g. ,uII, uIf rhlri rNrcu
tive. ~ behalf III u,IT common interest .
hni the g'-~l name ~ uur t"rtiintN, ami
III the nation. ~ l-'halt IL our hulIir-, IA
t-halt II our children, aIIl ~ the name III
Almighty t,d. W. h,'~r,ch YOU L. III, the
Opportunity Nuu now have II rmtlng
Nuiifsrlf 81 record ~ the hearts aud home,
III the righteous people II \rW NrNir,
and Christian America.
The ewes III "uI t"ftitntN amt IT the ia
ti"n are uIrn volt tn uppoftuulty l.
yours such ~ few men ever enjoy \m
have the Is,w"t ~ our executive. vii
,"m Use II and htlng a. Yourself h"nul
and the Approval IT u righteous pcuph All,
| All AIuiulIN I,tul mn, an Ntns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

Al II" regular monthly meeting II the
Library association held Feb, |, the fol.
lowing VIA unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the secretary Nv directed
To thank the crystal lee company Tor IT,
continued interest In the library, ~ shown
b! many kind layors Ia the past year, A.
well ~ IN THESE preceding.
Extracted from the minutes,
Mk,. WALTER 4. llAplkN, sec.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
mt tI,.IUts tuIt IT,

Statrhnh for New Mexico Is thus dis
css-.Si from n statistical view Ioint by
the III p,l-n, Texas, Herald
Al the general election In New Mex
leo In November, 1874, the territory cast
81 .3Oi votes, II which I. Il. CatTon. repub-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

Yesterday afternoon. I'D Mrdlrr IT,
crhod Telegram SIMPLY announcing
Diego. cal" The deceased Is wrll.known
Ia the old timers Of this city, and IN the
early days NJ the city-about twelve Years
agu Was the local station agent Tor the
Atchi-hn. Topeka n santa Re ruad. When
h. l"ll here his health was Impaired. aud
he went a. southern California, where he
lmpfuN sd and ls'cains quit" PROSPEROUS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

MEX Wells has just returned from
Chilli AMI IN an interview with TnE
CITIZEN man say-, that the search for the
f3itb.sb treasure II undated. The
whole country surrounding the town l.
Hacking there aud quite business boom
III Chilli IL IN progress. Abou, IA fr-t
square had been unearthet. showing the
ruins 0f an ancient city. Of which even
the very oldest resident Of the district
was ignorant The gypsy. whO-e family
has hsen there permanently In their
tents, WAS SUPPRESSED ~ have returned
from tran QuiSsra, when he will Civ.
further instructions IA Ia the exact lOca,
tion of the hurl~i pile ~ money. The
excitement dUes not cohhne ITSELF ~ the
natives, hut quite u number of prominent
Americans are taking part Ia what they
consider IA dead sure thing" the gipay
not giving the information unless he was
most positive. should the people fall t0
realize their anticipation, he would px.
Inre himself AMI family to All undtsir.
able treatment at the hands NJ the ptS,-
pie.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

Spain will III the end have ,o admit It,
failure tuhs's Independence will have
to lie rec"gniEri, The -unrt. therefore,
that cnmr-. the better II will h.. II the
ruii~i States were IN recognirr The r"l.
ligrf"nt character u the in-urgcut- ~"
war would last hut n little ,h,t, hugrt.
----
speaking NJ presidents" sa,. aWtilrt
IN the NV N"tk ffr-~. II am reminded
that the maIoflt, ~ the ahlr-t mrn rl'.
waited g. The highest office IN The hand
b-k g. Themselves widow frf WNrs.
" Washington, jefferson. Nadl-uu lack -
aud Fillmore married widow. aud nov
w. AZ" informed that Mr llaffi-'n l.
aiVut I" run i"f the pte-id,uc, again hnd
MARRY n widow, ptr-umanN tnt luck.
II l. sttnng" that the ~Iduw- VIII" Il"
came thu wives " the Ht-l 'um pf"-l
dents we're luuug and -"phl-tlcht"l
thing when maffirL The second time.
he Widow tu-tl- VA -, Widow
SHELTON ~ Widow I.ld b. Widow r..
bATd- -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

waif from Ierrlilo-' Mrs. Johnston
will clos" her irrssmaking shop in Ger.
rilloS, and with Mrs. StarkS. will open in
Albuquerque"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

Coughing around. You can stop II II yet,
want IA by using Parks tong syrup
II IL doesn't cure your cold you can get
your money back. sold by DR.. Tho- n,
Burgess Il Sou.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

Join the New Mexico Poultry NS-ocla'
ton AMI assist N bnllding ny the poultry
industry ~ this territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

Ayers Hair ligor Ii certainly r..
markable preparation aud nothing like II
has ever ben pruiuced. No matter how
wiry and unnanageabls the hair may br,
under the Influence VI this Incompatible
dressing, II becomes soft, SILKY, aud PHI
able u the comb and brush.
A. staab, II Santa ", Is In the city 10
day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

A big snow storm II reported raging
out IN the Atlantic n Pacific. The pas
senger train, No. I, which arrived this
morning Was pretty we'll covered with
the white Takes.