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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-01-29
WILL BIZ NO FUSION.
Coalition of Kansas Democrats and
Populists Not Probable.
OPPOSED BY THE PoPULIsTs.
democratic Leaders Also oppose the Pro-
posed Combination on tho Ground
That 1t Would Result Dis
astrously to Them.

TOPEKA, Jan. 27.-There has been
good deal of newspaper talk lately about,
fusion between the Democrats and Pop
ulists this year with George w. Click
as the candidate for governor. While
such combination is possible, it is not
probable. Many of tho Democratic
leaders are opposed to any kind of a
coalition with the PopHlists, claiming
that it would result disastrously to:their
organization, as did the arrangements of
1902. The Populist leaders also are
opposed to fusion. Those who are ont
spoken for fusion are Democrats and
Populists who preJer anything to Re
publicanism. This faction is greatly in
the minority, but it is growing. How
ever, it is the opinion of conservative
Democrats and Populists that theresNSill
not be any fusion on state officers this
year, and that there will be three
straight tickets i'll the field, MS iii 1891, r
HIS FIRST OPINION "
Justice Peckham Hands Down thor Do
oIsion in Gettysburg Case. n Z. i, /,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Justice Peck
ham, the new member of tho United
States supreme court, delivered his first
opinion III that court. The opinion SHas
in the case involving the right of tho
government to condemn tho real estate
of the Gettysburg Electric Railway
company as part of the National park
located upon the Gettysburg battle
ground The court below had decided
that the act of congress authorizing the
establishment of the park i'll so far as it
applied to the condemnation of private
property, was unconstitutional, and
that there was no right under it to con-
denim. Justice Pcckhnm's decision re-
vcrsed this. deciding the law to be valid
and sustaining the condemnation pro-
ceedings Justice Peckham held his
writtom opinion i'll his hand, but did not
read from it. He departed from the
general rule of the court i'll that he did
not outline the opinion, confronting him
result. The case is an important one,
and it extends considerably the authority
of the gene-al government i'll condemns
ton proceedings.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-01-29

In addition to the two specials, we carry
ut all times the largest and most complete
assortment OF shocsof all descriptions that
can be found anywhere, with the right
nrlcos nS VOL.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-01-29
Trustees Sale of Two Saw Mills,

DOILERS, ENGINES AND FIXTURES.
ID Under and by virtue of the authority
vested in me by q CERTAIN decd OF trust exc
Cutcd Icy George H. Fndcley, to the uIldcr-
signed Trustee, bearing date on the 18th day
of November, 1909, aud Is of record In the
office OF the County Court Clerk of Mason
County, West Virginia, in Trust Deed Book
ment OF four proInissory notes therein de-
scribed, and having been requested by Heuk-
Ing, Bowie & CO., the owner and holder Of
said notes. to make sale Of the personal
property In knid trust deel described, the
Undersigned Trustee, VIII sell Mt public auct-
Ion, mt the front door OF tile Court House of
said Mason County, on
Wednesday, the 10Th day of January,
1896,
commencing Mt 2 O'Clock p. m, of that day,
the following personal property or-so much
thereof ms VIII be necessary To pay off the
notes remaining due in said trust deed de-
scTibed after paying the costs and coInmlss-
credit made under and by virtue of "a sale
unde this day under former trust deed by
said Trustee: Two saw mills and nNtuTeB
thereunto belonging together with two steam
engines and two boilers and all the nXtureB
thereto belonging or In any way nppcrtain-
ing, one Of which engines, boiler and mkt
urek was made by EnoS, Hill & Co, of GALL.
polls, o., the other was made by owen, Lane,
Dyer Co, OF Hamilton, o., also sixty
cTty Is set forth In said trust deed and de-
Scrlbcd therein.
TERMS or SALE;-Cash ON day OF sale.
w. II. TOMLINSOS, Trustee.
dec IsI-w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-01-29
Wednesday, january 10Th, 1896,

Tile above sale * adjourned and postponed
until Wednesday the 18TH day of February,
1883. w. II. ToMLISsoS, Trustee.
Jan. 10 I-w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-01-29

The Cuban patriots by their long
suffering and bloody contest against
Spanish cruelty, barbarism, and in
humanity have demonstrated that
"thoy are and of right out to be
FREQ and independent" The Ameri
can statesman should remember tho
difficulty and anxiety that attended
our recognition as nation after
the Revolution and lend hand to
the brave and heroic champions of
Cuban liberty.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-01-29

Representative silver mon of tho
country held a conference in Wash
ington on Wednesday. In an in
ter9iew General Warner said: "The
silver mon can win this presiden-
tial race by united action, and we
are anxious to promote that end.
We are opposing nobody but the
gold mon; no policy but the gold
policy. We desire to co operate
with men of any party who, seeing
that the lime for supreme action
h. 4.t.v.d, d re Ill ing t"enlist
tor tnis campaign under tho banner
of the white meta"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-01-29

Whom a man readily gives ear to a
calumny, he betrays follow feeling
with tho malignity whence it
sprang.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-01-29

The above sale Is adjourned and postponed
until "Wednesday the 18th day OF February,
1886. w. III. ToMLINsoN5 Trustee.
jan. 10 W.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-01-29
SPECIAL GOMMIssIOHER'S SHE
OF Valuable Real Estate in Ma
son County. West Virginia.

IN PURSUANCE of the terms and pro.
Il visions of a decree OF the Circuit Court
entered ON the 9Th day, of September, 1882,
in the Chancery cause therein pending OF u.
NJ. H. Benle, Administrator of the estate OF
@. II. Beale, deceased, Va. Ellen ID. Beale and
others, shall, as Special commissioner, APP
pointed by said decree, ON
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
TIE LA BELLE DISTRICT.

From the Crr~-vt
The La Belle tunnel Is now working
two shifts, aud the J,D foot mark will
SON be reached.
Erie Anderson. uus swanson aud the
ui-on4 are busy with their assessments
near Anchor aud on Bitter creek,
Five hundred pounds ot ore was ship.
ped 10 Denver last week TO parties wish.
INK 10 SECURE properties here.
n, l.. rrrrett has secured the iull In.
tere-i In the Lucky In Gold gulch. This
property has just been patented and II
oh, u the best prospects Ia that rich
guch.
superintendent Finch, " the Midnight
mine. Will return about the i-t ~ Jan.
uary from his "Trip ~ Onto. On his r..
turn the fall force u three shifts will re-.
rnme sinking.
t'p-iurt Brur, ~ Taos, Arr developing
what PROMISES to he All exceedingly val.
liable gold property on Gold Hill. a short
distance this -ide oi AmiE"lt. Il IL the
old Sho-hone claim. witch was located
some three years ago. but Oh which little
more than the annual assessments have
been duur up to the present fall.
Joe Turner ani lucle Jimmy Garland
are IN camp. J,= hAN hal considerable
experience. hut hr now fully realizes the
gigantic job u hIing W y feet of tun.
mel Ia Resume work Hut he will get
There just the same and the Keystone
viii resume work SSH.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
4 sunooih s~isil-r.

one 0f our ItorrkeeperI was yictimizrI
tins morning 10y ALI -nteTptlsing indl-
yiduai who had the old envelope iOdgr
iur his st"ck in trade. Early this morn.
ing h- entered N millinery store On IN.
~outh side ~ Railroad avenue. aud Tr.
luestrd the prOprietrrss 10 match piece
of ribbon h. held In his hand. The LADY
aid; Il haven't the exact shade lie.
sired. but will give you two samples
which believe will suit"
The SHARPER, who had some silver In
his hand, together with letter. saii.
Il am about tO send o. away, hut ~ !
have only silver. you would Obligr me II
YOU could give Inc g. blll IN return for
this silver"
The lady handed over bill. expecting
~ receive the silver. but the sharper ob.
served; We'll. that's tOO bal. hAN"
only si.1j; hut no matter, | will place this
g. hill In this enNelop- and leave II with
tuu until :rturn for the ribbons. when
Will have the extra twenty-five crnt-. %
and pIlitrly raising hiS hat and thank
ing the lady Tor her Kindness, hr depart.
~ fnr fresh l-ii- and pastures new,
The lady, feeling uneasy an hour OT So
utter the confidence mans departure tore
che envelope open and found blank.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

Tnk CITIZEN yesterday gave II list "i
changes which would take place "n the
santa fc on or about the l-t IL lanuatl
Here are several more change
+. II. Man,rr. commercial agent of the
santa fr AT Kansas city, will succeed "
{, Nixon ~ general ag-nt of the com.
lIiny at Chicago, Mr.. Ni,on Will tax"
the position of superintendent ot the Chi.
rago DIVISION. made vacant 10y the rr-Ig
nation Ut Mr. k--signr, un JuuuHfy !.
Mr. Mantrr will hr succeeded at han.
~ cit, 10y Frank u. Montgomery. at
p,r>rnt traffic manager "i The urutsr
bowler, son y TO-, packing firm II Nan.
Sa- ltN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

1t l. uu.rt~tnri that nIrAugrIur,,t-
haNr tr"u INST" wh"rril the Nch-uu.
lup'klN santa r" railroad viii -"rurr
control ~ t'' Nlautlr y Pacific At the
sale whlrh viii lhkr place next month.
Iuk tIiIItN can state positively that
tie nh"N" paragraph from the optic aud
III" editorial putin -hs ~ the nrIuurfAt
tll~ morning from the Denver RrpuhlI
can are without foundation, and that the
santa hr railway l. not making aTtang"-
m"ut- tu purchase ia" Atlantic n naclAr.
At the sal" uf the roai which viii sou
ucruf next muIIth a. has hrru ERRONEOUS
I! published
The deere" uf ia" court, which Wa
uulN -ignri lhr other dat. requires that
tli" motto" ut the sale iuiI-t b" puhlI~hrd
~ -uIII" paper 90 NhuIurrQur thirty
ldN~ hrtuTr -ali -nl",
The daN IT sal" ani III" publication
thereof has not, a. set h""n agreed upon
tut II i quite lIkrh that ia, will hr
iiN"i and ia" u aiNrftl-rtn"nt begun Ia u
very short time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
WAS IIE NYPNOTIZED q?
-
The Associated Press Digs Up a
RaCy Story.
5. B. Gillett, Of this City. Alleged
Chief Actor.
leavlig Denver Sub Rosa He AwIk:s In
MlnneapoiS.
A RHnARkABIE STORY

Denver, Dee. 2a. ). H. Gillctt, n prom.
Lent merchant of Albuquerque, y. NJ.
came - Denver 4 few weeks AgO to put.
49, goois. Drcrmbrr :. being ~. he
.li,U teal n physician who prescribed
sine tablets. Then hr retired and next
II. Irnsng he was missing. Nobody knew
~len " where he had gone. 4 week ago
y 'tei lay he awok" IN the Merchants ho.
& ~ Minneapolis. imagining himself
= u IA Denver lie had no recollection
,u, what had happened since December \.
~ - a hr had ia Denver tGU remained,
th' balance having evidently been sp-nl
tol railroad tickets, meals, etc.
NutE- II the abo,e Item camr ANY way
mar the truth. II would be considered a
b. sensation. Ia thu first place there IL
D. ~. Il. ,illlett" IN this city that follows
ih' mr'cahtilr huiurss, ani IN the s.c
onl place the onl, -. H. Gillett" TnE
q IiN knows uf l. the junior member
., he law lirm uf Warren. Ferguson n
= istl. Mr. ,iillrt wa not ia Denver
v "n the ahnNr SENSATION WA cnnc,cied
H. lrfi hihupurrqu" on the night VI le-
eruhf Tor Denver on strictly legal
m.tI,f-. and was absent from the'city
until Monday morning. December H..
Win lr returned on the -outh.bound No.
3 pa ,rngr train, The sleuth- after
nr"-, ny III Denver, have unpur4tionahly
h,t"urh their SENSATION upon the wrong
m,u ais time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
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10y mail commission from ten !. D.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
uNIOS NATIONAL BANK.
Receiver >chonsld Arrives anj Has Iaktu
Charge.

j. " srlpNrld, thr newly appointed t..
rrl'rr u' III" I Mon National bank. ar.
rlN"i ~ 'hl- city SUNDAY and wa- busy
Yesterday i"uklng over n- nrW u"ld of
s"ik. II" l. we'll plra-rd With thr
Thought uf being located IA Denver hnI
wall give the all ,ir- "t thl- Institution
Ia" uniN i"i attention that has rhafar
uriz"i hi work Ia the past
Mr. Schulield ~ rrcrr,"t ol the \lhu
lu"rlue National bank, made splendid
record In the work And leaves that rity
with the best wishes II all those inter.
"~t'd III lh" drfunrt institution, While
ther" ARE yet some few details IN that
work Ia hr completed. the, viii hr l~krd
after by Cha~. H. NrwhaIl Mr. Scho
h"li- secretary, who viii hnl-h up lhr
hu-In"s- ~ time tu Join the Receiver here
hI ia" hf-t ut February Republican,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

after hr discovered that Marshal ItnuH
ani Policeman hlDyrt hal arAtchrl hi-
premises near the riverside ani found
evidences " we'll kept fence fnf stolen
gOsis, and IN consequence Justice ttuw
ford -ent the rulpfit tp the count, JAN III
default VI tijo bonis to await the action
Uf the next grand jury.
Marshal For un states that the prrplr
~ the Bsfela- precinct. where Matal,-
aud his partner have been stopping. Tor
some tiur have had their hen cpp- Wis.
tied at nights aud fowl, stolen. aud sll-.
plclOn te-t,Si upon the two men Nl.
though Mexican. the people NJ Barrla.
are pleased over the arrest NJ MAtAlr-
AMI Claim that their community Is now
TIL ~ n born thief
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
N DIRE PERIL .
Enrique DelsadO, a Newspaper
Correspondent, in Danger
Captured by SpInilrdS ln Cuba and
Likely 10 Executed.
Protection OF Olj Glory b;maniej IN HIS
Behalf.
OLNIY Will !rvESTlGATE

Washington, prr - The state lr.
paIImrul hN- been tsArd tu interest II
-riI ~ the rd-r ut tuflIu" lrlgalp. hu
AmTicLu cltlIru. frppfIri raptpIrI to-
NpIulAri- Whllr Nlug WOUNDED iui tu
tan hospital hri believed tu h' ~ danger
ui SUMMARY rNrru'l uu
representative ui the \"w lufh Mail
uIi hNpf,'-, wtt"l uppn SECRETARY ul.
rN t".dtN auj clNuri the protection uf
pur suNrtunrut Tor lrlgtiu whom h,
lr~ct l,'i a. a legitimate -puulrul
{ that newspaper auA ~ u" -,li-r r"u.
hdtaut
Telegram. also have lnru rrr,I,ri ~,
>rrf"tafN uiuN from brlg ,dp'- frIitN,-
~ New lufk. notably " r. j. stoke.
begging lnm h. rr-,ur ih' man from a."
prfll Ia Which hr -tard-
instructions have been cahlri tu Net
INK t"n,'ll '"nrfal springer at Havana
tu make inquiry immediately into the
lACt-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
lie IiaA IIrIi.rnrtI-

hfI"r remaining Ia this city several
dAN-, |. >. Austin the we'll knuwn and
popular superintendent oi the Graphic
-In"ltrf Magdalrna has returned to hl-
duties, leaving hl~ wife here to emo, the
holidays with relatives Speaking NJ the
visit - MI N-tln To- this clty. the 80.
c"rfu hlrfIaln say,
!. :, Nu~t,n, superintendent ~ the
uthphic -mrltrf at MngialrnA, wA- N
The clty YESTERDAY, Mr., Austin l. one NJ
Ia" best known -mrltrT mrnof the irrk,
m"unialn country and hi msnN ~"cofro
friends are alHaN- GLAD tn nInrrt him IT,
proceeded io ilhupurrqur where hr viii
b" gone -bn- lays The ducks Rnd geese
uu the river lra-r iakr warning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
The WANDERING wILLIES.
10 Appear q, Grants opera House, Pri-
day, January |, 1871.

To Appear At Grants opera House, Fri"
day, January I, 1877.
Walkers Wonderful Weary Wandering
wlllies Mlnslr-ls have completed all ar
rang"nents for their coming entertain.
inrn,. which will take place at Grants
opera house on the evening OF January l..
lN"' The performance will be unliIe
anything Of the kind ever seen In Aibu.
qLetqur, ~ the management have taken
every prrcautiOn ~ have vii the end men
refrain from personalities and "rOast4." I"
The -nngs and music are entirely new.
aud the Jokes are not Of the gray haired
variety. The first part will rival thUre of
the great aggregations Of Col. HaY-riy
and v. :. Cleveland. The olio portion VI
the program will be replete with new
acts. Taking the show al.in all It will
eclipse the PROFESSIONAL companies that
have visited this city for many years, b--
sides having many incidents Of great
local interest.
The sale ut seats will begin Christmas
morning at 10 o'clock. at WaltOn's drug
store. and continue until the afternoon
OF January |. II Ia promised that when
then the complete plat Of the opera house
aud every ticket will be In the hand. of
the seller No particular person will bs
favored. and the motto Of "tirst come tirst
served" will be strictly adhered 10. While
II IL the heartfelt wish Of all the Weary
Mlllles TO greet their friends New Year +
night, the honored rule To favor 40
one will be observed. and those desiring
10 have the choice are requested 10 buy
their tickets ~ early a. possible.
A grand street parade will take place
Al 1890 n. m. January l, when the mem.
b-rs can be secn together In public for
the first time. The gentlemen composing
the company are: j. ". Walker. n. L.
Ellison, X. b. Pickard, sam. Picksrd. W.
h. Harper, A. II. Dixon. n. l.. Wsshburn.
N. Harding. +. !. Maynard, Felix Lester
K. X. Smell, j. X. Brown. u. Il. smell, J. T.,
Dupuy, n. .. Morrison, I. n. v ilkersOn.
W. I. Taliaferro. N. N. Cruise, {. b. som.
merS, J. Il. Filchet, K. {. Gott, ". San.
drrs. y. Il. Sutton. Il. Thelin. {. Mcion.
aid, Georgs Baldus. r. Arthur. Bert Nor-
hes. Walter Butler, Il. A. Campbell. Floyd
bone and J. Il. Duffy.
The yocalists have been under the d..
rection Of Aessrs Dupuy and Hone and
the orchestra under the leadership Of +.
/ y. sutton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
nu>,rro~ %. Att,c1ro>.


Mr. Jrnni. l.. kiug~i nt NsshNiii- Ton.
u'ssor. sued.
nanNillr. H., bee. - Mrs John But.
ton, " this city. has suri Mrs JENNIE T.
kugrl, IT Nashville, Tenn for SluD' ,
damages fut alienation ut the affection
ut net husband, John = burton Butlun
l. nuw large manufacturer ~ Mut
phl-huru. While engaged here ~ the
>,ne business II i alirg,i ~" iu'm,,N
with Mrs klugrl began When Blrtun
engaged IN hu-iur-- lu the south Nr-
kugrl, widow ~ former prominent
citizen here. followed him. Mf- klugr'-
property here tu the amount ~ t'..
Was attached tu daN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
AKlluHA IIIN>.


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W. N.''Nt' 'S'u' 'N' 'r|ulm~'"i
NJ 'O'"' '"'. atI'''i In l.."NN 900 o."
7I""-' To- "h"-li" "uh."H''il' IT,"
"'"''' "' "'- niece, I'''''' Nhhi'"u
Ilrr" -"cm- {" bean rpllrmJr ~ mem.
hrau""u- Group IN i'hpulN several ra..-
have h"rh r"purtrI ami twu deaths hu,"
occurred '"'h "' H'iI- "'""' n'a' '"n''
'' "s'
Il," death "t "A rou-umptNr 'fru l..-
ton occurred at una last Wrrk l'"
sentinel -aNs n" mans last arl Wa- goo
''ug with pathetic hrItus Ilw o'p
hat Nr'rt Returned
~, rhmulN u.,,,,rr IN.m.. -
lullurk. ON, If thr. uir-' ,.ni,urrI-..,
men of the north. arrived ,u in,.,,l,. .,,.
t"tihl. llr !, railroad uulIIS AMI
pi"n""r II ihr West That Hi- ,uu" murh
r"hri lNrIoHug II.
Ju, ~pl,2, who lu- n,o.u. r,,.y,,.I f.,
some months u,-i IA lr..LI., lr,,,,,....
for the Nytrr l.uII. ,r,I i.r'I. ,,r,.,t..
"'H- 7'''''' ~ hh'I"H' h"i" "hlrh ~"
"as breaking iril With hum. Nrrdklug l.,
collar huur nuI lrn-ir. nm up rf,,,
. ."' ,'','' " "''' 80 "'"','.'' WI wiz
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
4 NIt.iaL. s,u,.,b,t..

Mnirsto uf,i7. the oli town democratic
lAWNrr, II l. .Alh, Received n letter yr-
iruldy from secretary Miller, stating that
hr attended tu uTganlL" lplh houses II
the Legislature Democratic,
Ia" alhr MA puhli-hri In luf Cnl.
/EN last Monda, Mr. ortiz callri AT this
office thl- morning, AMI stated tha' the
information received by IuL CirILI>,
from which the item was taken, II Ell.
tifrly effonrru. AMI unwaffanl,.i. Ani
Al-o stated that hr wa- not In receipt ~
any lrttrt from secretary Miller and
therefore io.s not know what Mr. Miller
intends ~ Do IN the premises
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
A>OrHEK FAILURE.
Calumet stat. Bank Of HIus t.Iand. nm
noi-, A.signs.

Calumet stat. Bank Of HIus t.Iand. nm
noi-, Assigns,
Chicago. Dee. - The Calumet State
bank At Blue Island to-day made an as.
slRnnrnt III the county court Ia Melville
{ ktus. A statement was tilrd showing
As--t- tsI,'si!', liabilities $i3.UO.
Attorney T. j. Fans who hl-d the NJ.
signnnent stated that the failure was the
result of the bad management ~ n Tor.
mer Aiministfati.n who made invest
msnts which made II impossible Ia pat
the bank In gHh shape. The failure was
due, II II clainai, g. "A run which fol.
lowed the suspension ~ the National
bank ~ Illinois. and wa- kept up until
TODAY. The liabilities consist prinri.
pail! II deposits. The assets are securities.
which. II II asserted can hr rpal Zed on II
property handled. aud II sufficient time II
given by creditors.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
\ uIi. Z M
Z Mining t'r'rt. orInl"n About th' nrll
cannon bi.tTi't.

I Mlulng tNp'it bpInl"n About IA" li"ll
'auN"n District
j. II klspA~- IT nurhlu. Colo, Ma IN.
tTulur,Si AT lHt lIIiItN uiiir" at upn
uday hl Fat Mufphh, Ia" gentleman
II here putting ~ uu" II hl- new rrntTl.
nugai quartz mills foT the Mllagtu- todd
Nine ruiIipant out IA He'll ranNun.
Mf. El-pa-- l. enthusiastic over the
He'll canyon district, ani CONSIDERS II one
IT the greatest districts hr has ever visit
"d. lie states that hr saw muTr free
milling ore uut there than he has seen
~ the past few lrat--iu fact IN sixteen
different camp he las visited IN that
mAuN states, lie pf~iict- that j,uD p,'o
pie Will hr IN He'll canyon inside ~
ninety dal-
tie said Il found an abundance Ot WA
ter ia the canyon hN going down to ltSi
rrk. only aiN ~ eight feet The mill !
am pniiing ~ IL nrw lmpruN"nlrnt,
anh has h,sn thoroughly tested, VIII,
gtrht ~ucrrss
" Alien, superintendent ~ the
rurhln SmslrT aud Refining COMPANY
DF John ufas-. ui InuIdai, and others
are all llf-t-rla-- gentlemen, aud a. they
are the principal owners II the Hell rau.
Non mines they Will push their enter
ptl~'.