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Arizona republican., 1896-06-04

The Alkire company is now offering another special line of wash goods, in cluding white Swisses, organdies and lineons. This line of goods has been very popular with the ladies of Phoe- nix and the Alkire people have given them the very best grades at prices that could not be duplicated anywhere Every lady should visit the store at once and make an inspection and they will surely be convinced that the ar ticles and prices are correct. Look out for these goods in the greatest of all bargain sales next Saturday, June 6.
Arizona republican., 1896-06-04
GENERAL SAMPSON AT TUCSON.
His Memorial Dey Speech Received
 With Keenest Appreciation.

Tucson Citizen: The crowning feat ure of the day. however, was the ad- dress of General Sampson at the city park. Long before the hour an nounced crowds of people began as sembling in anticipation of the treat. General Sampson came, and his com ing was hailed with delight If there is any subject upon which the general dotes it is the one he handled on this occasion. His very heart and soul are poured into an eloquent recital of the lessons taught by Americas greatest struggle. At home, always, on the platform, he never appears to better advantage than as the champion of the heroes who so gallantly fought and died for the preservation of the Union. No audience tires of his talk, for it is full of interest from beginning to end, and every listener is thoroughly i'm bued with the spirit of the speaker. To hear him is treat, always welcome, and Tucson is fortunate whenever he comes.
Arizona republican., 1896-06-04

The most enterprising and novel of all sales will be the one at Alkire's next Saturday, June G. That date will witness the grandest scramble for bar gains ever known in Phoenix. In ad- dition to absolutely slaughtering prices on seasonable goods the boys on this salesday will inaugurate their grand gift offer which holds good until July 15 next. Read the particulars of this elsewhere in this paper. Customers besides getting goods cheaper than any where else will have an opportunity to earn an elegant present for a small outlay.
Arizona republican., 1896-06-04
TO THE BOARD OF CONTROL
T. J. Wolfley Appointed to Succeed M
 H. McCord

Governor Franklin yesterday ap- pointed T. J. Wolfley, managing editor of the Arizona Republican, to be cit izen member of the board of control to succeed Col. M. H. McCord The of flee, according to law, must be filled by an individual of political faith op- posed to that of the executive, hence the reason for the appointment of so strong Republican as MT. Wolf1ey.
 The new incumbent will take office within a few days, after the approval of his bond and the satisfaction of the
Arizona republican., 1896-06-04
Fiji Islanders All Get Married.

An unmarried man or woman of mar riageable age is something that is rare ly seen in the Fiji islands. The reason of this is not far to seek. The natives believe that if person dies while in an unmarried state his or her soul is doomed to wander about through end less ages of eternity in an intermediate region between Heaven and hades. At the end of each moon they are allowed to look into Heaven, but are never per mitted to enter.
Arizona republican., 1896-06-04
Always fresh, clean and cool The Boston Cafe
FO-Hi's Politeness.

Emperor Fo-Hi, the first of his line, is the Chinese model of politeness He is said to have been so civil he al ways spoke, even of himself, with pro- found respect, and when the Chinese habit of self-depreciation is remem- bered, this degree of civility will be bet ter appreciated.
Arizona republican., 1896-06-04

formalities necessary in such cases. A number of prominent citizens, both Democratic and Republican, called last night upon MT. Wolfiey to express their pleasure at the appointment, which appears to be received with gen eral satisfaction.
Arizona republican., 1896-06-04

Do you like hot bread or rolls for breakfast as well as supper? If so, patronize the Star bakery.
Arizona republican., 1896-06-04

Everything tlhat's nice from bread to strawberries at Christensen & Co.
Arizona republican., 1896-06-04

Strawberries, three boxes for 25. Christensen & Go.
Arizona republican., 1896-06-04

For Sunday outing go to Mesa Leave Phoenix 10:90 a. m., returning, leave Mesa D. m.
Arizona republican., 1896-06-04
FOR RENT.

All or half of new eight-roomed brick house, good location, city water. L. w. Coggins. POI W. Washington St.
Arizona republican., 1896-06-04

Nice roasts, tender steaks The best is the cheapest. Christensen &. Co.
Arizona republican., 1896-06-04

The Office Cafe at Tempe serves the best meals
Arizona republican., 1896-06-04

During the summer months the masses on Sundays at St. Mary's church will be at a. m. and high mass at g a. m.
Arizona republican., 1896-06-04

Best cup of coffee at Coffee As"
Arizona republican., 1896-06-04

Try the Ivy Green" restaurant. All white help.
Arizona republican., 1896-06-04

Soda Fountain, Arizona Commission Company.
Arizona republican., 1896-06-04

The Boston Cafe is gaining many
 new patrons.
Arizona republican., 1896-06-04

Secondhand bicycles, Arizona Com mission company.
Arizona republican., 1896-06-04
LOCAL BREViTIES.

Family dining room, Ivy Green res pt
Arizona republican., 1896-06-04

The dining room of the Mills house has been leased by Miss Frances Kas-
Arizona republican., 1896-06-04
WEATHER REPORT.

J. 5. WEATHER BUREAU. :
 fHGN,x, June 3, 1896,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

Milwaukee, JulH u w., ,,.w'.,
commute" appointed Nv th,,.um.',, Dbl.
ou" hundred 81 tdkr -tI- hs,t,ut O.. to-
grand rrlrhtatipn "a lN,, ul tm. U'Ubh
AuuNrt,atN ui ~" almi,.l.u OF N'.u.u
,lu lut" th" ninu a,-,mhI,i h.r. O.. .'r
~ tie pulI"'-" at Discussing o.. ...i, o.
a." r"lrlIhiI"u AMI ruu.llruu. o..
m"ar' ~ lu-iug the fund.
It ht- already hrru lulurmu, ... A
l." ulEtullr 40 industrial ,,...I. -
msi,l"l .dt" th" plan &" .N. W.T. .
far. nul 81. rtlpttuu- trWtf tu, .'...
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N,Ittr, tt,.rNI r,,rl IT, -ut-,lll. 900 o..
urls hla,r h,a1 of t1'lu-.. AMI ,l,. I,..,.,
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tu ,iuai uuwW lh- viii D.. a.l
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O Dtiuu. ~A'. -,nt'.r It. n stout o.
N"mw.u.. O. pTnt u .u.r ,- lur.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18
NIitMri - \~~,>~INN
H." >h"r- "" i,,d IS rh. President 81

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nii,u,,t lt,- nrrr u,,l, ..t, ne nn. II
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MIN Ni. Am. l,uruN wn,u , We'll
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ni ,yr. whn.L,l nrru h,u,lu, ,,unL a
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

lul, fur the .'"ur foundation u
Far new muldlW' were op"u'i :
daN MlrImru ia the office al Nrra
lrl,t>. There were tour hld- ~ ld
Z. nraudr $50. \ntumo tarrlN,
fil,. II Nurluu ilNs. AMI j ~rlNa
The contract WA given 1" a." !
hIi.hr, who began the wurk vest
mnrulng under the direction ul VIZ
II A. superintendent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18
Ship Suuk.

\rw lork, July II, The MALLORY line
Steamship 'olutaiu, Capt &C, burrows,
inward h"und from Brunswick, TIA.
Will" proceeding up IA" main channel
II III" lower bay to-day struck - mud
sruw damaging tlir steamer h"w,
Capt lurrow~ found IA" M'~-rl taking
water rapidly aud AT one" hrarhrI her ~
u Zee, ii water vi ia" passengers. -
IN number, Wrtr brought tu town m u
tug
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

held NJ st loGia on the ~ he elec.
uonS aIr held In te-pun-e tudrall 's-urd
Nv v ". ~,andiah rhsitmau ,h.',i'~
party ~ \dth lnku't. 90 N'.' invita-
ton II" urged all th,-r VII. 1 l'.i the
republican pntiS since It ,lo 10 ''rnr'd
tut lh" g"li standard to m. ,1..'u, nud
taxi part ~ to-day ,.ut..'. .r.. ,N'u
though Ia, ma, ha," a.u. . Nr Do.
rulirNu .'r'ru'ruu- tn.' ,.... uI. 60
TOE .l0' .' ''ru,' pl.u. ". n.u !
rw'u,u .d.uw
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18
~I,rtiii Missing

FROM ~,Iil" cilISr. uuknuwu It, IT,
sheriff li- talI"i h. put ~ IA ai9
aurr At IA" regular meeting al Ia" q
u commissioners, and ~ /, usual ll'
eases, rInrr l. illr ~ |" hl~ ~
whereabouts. Intentions. "Ic,. ~"lIIr
ring that hr has skipped hN TIA lIs-
the mrnn.' white those who hnnS
h"St ATE al the opinion that h" i "a
lug uu the trail 81 ~nInr refuge" y,
wanted III New Mexico. III" lhil'
probably III" n"st r"rrrct view al.
u" which "" hnld. Roswell E"sl'l
haullmrlalu'- Cough krnI"i,
rold-. Group AMI Whs'ping cough
PHEASANT, safe AMI reliable. tur "a
", \ Maxwell prng -,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

Marian" l"frH 1" \lrJauhru SandNhl,
bargain AMI sale deed Ia all right title
and Interest III the san joaquin lie Va
cImirntn Iaud grant, ais, IA the Mariana
Prtra ranch, taHl
John 4, Lee tn lunu, halter, warranty
to lot |. block :! krNiirrr addition, go
Pablo Muntola AMI WIh ln VI. e. lie
Baca. warranty t"u piece 1T land IA sill
i6 yaras from north I" ~"uth run,ldrfa.
tiun. 81,
Albuquerque lieul k,lat" aud Improve.
menl Go, Ia lsnaclu kaca ! uarrla, pl~r
Of land IN Rarld-, G;Ni.u, confederation
tiN4G
4. II. Jones, famillatlN known A.
"Ruckry," has returned With m- hmll,
from All outing Ia the Jrnr- country
lie reurts fine fishing, one at the troul
caught by his son measuring thirteen
inches.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18
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administered,
Prescott hAI = nr"r pulling lus"' VT
"N ~" r"uilh " JAW AM u" l"u''I-
W"
Prescott l. now having = htAl "ht over
''' ""''' ''t"'' propositions
Ia" heaviest ram Wat l'~ ihli"u 10
rhE~idll ~ ~ wear" Wi- h"l"l hrl
week
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attempting I" board 'uwght tram At
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

llll- morning, -. ". strong. the turni.
tar" drlI"r and undertaken, received II
telegram from hts brother IN law, r., i.
uIllrtt", ul l'ullaln, Y. informing him
tlrt hts muthrr dlrl ~ lmtIalo tins
morning, and the truAlu- VIII hr lurl"l
t. murrnW aItrtnuuu.
IN rou,niu.ur" Of th" dispatch Mr
strong rlr-"I lu, place al hu-lnr--, plhr-
IN mourning over the d"or, AMI mad"
/ ia" l"ll"wIug announcement
90, iu-,d ~ account ui The death Ell my
m 'hrr, whrdtrl ~ iunhln. y, \. tins
I ~ 'tuIus. JuN II, i>.",.'
/ Ih' dwr.,-"l, Mr. -. II. strong, was
/ pat - '"ar- II as', an VA, ia" mIthrr
i" t"rh" children ,lN ~on- nud six
/ daut''rr- seven uf whom are lNlug l."
mwru hrr drallr
uu MAJ -, lN.o, Nr strong rrr,iNr,i
a." AT intelligence 81 the death al his
oldest hrHhrr. h. i ~trng, At \aIaure.
iAutlt
IW ,II.liN rNtrul- confidence H. the
h"uor"i \lnuqu"rIur hrorhrr AMI rrla.
| tNr~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18
NIg,t Iuuu,I,,At.

l'u Lincoln Algrf. ~ur ui NJ. W NJ
get aul brother If hr, Niger. the welt.
known Nhuulrrlur dentist, Wa married
At \ufth llaNrn conn, ia" other day
lhr Jmrml, \rW llNru, conn, -aNs
drnIhlul h"ur wrIllug Na- tia, oi
M-- fllliI uudN'it. daughter Wi ten b.
l. = nrsiNrT. m NuIih Haven, aud
Iolu lIurulu NlgI II bennington, Vt,
SUPERINTENDENT II -rlr.l- ~ Bennington
Nmrh ,rruIIrd last evening nj the hnnr
al the hrld" ~ \utth llaNrIL l,N.
William | lrNu"ld~, pastor at ia" North
lltNru Congregational church, performed
the crIrIuuiIN Ahuui IL" guests w"ir
IIr~rui. dIh after the ceremony rrr"p.
lIuu va, hrli hulrr music Wa- tai
M -hrI lN az orchestra from New Haven
audi \. iInllrN the We'll known caterer
ui thl- eats. FURNISHED u llnr wedding
subject The n,MlN maIIlrd couple ir
parted "lI ,hnTt Wedding tilp, Bath tn
gr~uII nni hi charming lIldr NJ" m,~l
hghll r-trrInri. aud the Wedding MA
ulIr ui the un,-t Notable -Tlril NrIltS NJ
the year ~ ilr tu~n, owing H. the higl
-wlil position al the parties,
Miss ClrN Me- 'nwan, ~ Ihi, city. l.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

Nrlmorr l. /. dulN IT, \"ah Mrull.
-l"rlll 81 ll-humlngu county, rrr"rt-
ing tu ilmh ul a tree near l"agaIl
nu,totlcr. u trw mllr- from l-h"mlngu.
rhIrhasaw nation. II l. believed they
were hor-" thlNr-. cthurrI ~ party
nf lr\au~ AMI swung up uu the spot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18
IIr,,,us prirgaI...

GIaud kuTL-, \, hak, JulN H. The
he nrtalll-ts If this state are meeting m
mas, rnnN rntinn ~ bismarck, 'Tattou,
Fargo, ',rand Forks, Mandan, Devils
Lake AMI other county seats Ia da!, for
the purlAs-e II rlecting delegates 10 the
nj. Metallic national convention 10 be
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

During thu past ten dnN, santa y
other sections II New MrNIru Law.
hlr--,i With soaking rains AMI the
rr-. irWt filsrts and stock griwrr,
territory are consequently iillr' wi
JmrIug. The rainfall III -orur h-l
has hrru ualt" hraN'. Int ~ ~ III.
las q, Amounted tua llrd. New Vie,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

uuI- Earr IL one 81 tie solid a
rtat~ ul tins rltN. hut he i u"l u.
with the WORK ri hl- party. Ia" a.
Ias optic say.
"Loul~ Iarr, at \lhuIurrlu", = c'
rd With having remarked I" n rfV
friends at the Depot hotel. ~ TIA.
Yesterday alt"rnSu N"~, they th-
atat~ huwhh irr TIE" trade 10 p.
ire" silver ~ -, ami they II h. ou0,
GLAD IT, get llilnlr- ~ l,'u'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

l,umrrt luTurt, u salesman 4, III
VA httru IN IA" leg hN u Nlrlng.
which tore l"n~r from It, cham, u
plaza me- lllur. near the hot ~prlnc
trrday, lIr AMI Win" springer ~
their wheels ani had stopped u, a =
tuf u drink ul water. Las \rgh- ~;
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18
tlu,N At NutL

lhIlndrlphln July IT, QUAY Ia, H..
signed the chairmanshlp of the state
committee aud intends To devote all hi
time ani rnrrHlr, to the national cam.
palgn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

lhrr" men IN carriage Nh,lr "ul mi.
ing fur their health, upon u recent after
uu"n, came upon al uncahui "lghl near
thallrndrT
lSIug upnn the gruund, scattered III
CHASTITY evidence that .miT burial llar"
hal been disturbed, we're the skulls ahi
b0nrr Ot two men. nhuulS had been at
work. but what their purpose was must
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18
MN MtIi ~t,tt

II II ~',w. al l,laud. writes n GrrrllloS
freud that n" Nlrrlou mili viii hruin
running "n tan tune urNt MONDAY, .luly
49, onl"r the miuhg"n"ui If y. H. nr
Nri The capacity If the plant /. from
twenty I" twenty i've tons oi ere dallN 49,
ku-ll,T.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

several prominent men are ln'S
uu-k circulating th" rrpnrt llT'gi'
lhr territory that Man Frost i -"
a--umr the management II ihf
MrNiran ~TurTu NINrTtisrI.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

AIhu1urrpu" l. getting ready l"l H."
Territorial Mlr, to L." h"ld neat tail Il
g"'~ without saying that the TAR VIII h'
a -,Ircrs-. lur II dlwaN- T.. ~urwIp, hul
tain
\ dose that /, always -"n-"ndhD" l. a
dn~r 81 Slmnuu, LAYER Regulator. Tie
king 81 liver nIrdiriur-. II kr'i- ihr
liver active, the huwrls rrguIar. prevents
hlIiml~urss and promotes digestion. m
fact It helps keep y"u wrl. 4 have
watched IT. effect ia families W''ln I
have prarlicrd anl lnl It aduuit' Ir.
huih Alternative AMI t"nlr IN H. action.
lIf. |. ", Ma~nu, Macon, ga,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18
Read, inI N"rL,

vi Walsh the operator m ~" i"ll'm
hIs -ulrltrt al Water canon, Na- ~ ~.
zorro 4 part at this week II" SAY that
the NM l. nearly 'rahl i"l w"'N ana
that whrl once started they Viii nav"
plrutl IT ore tIam thr n"l9hl"Tlng
mlhrS ~,WuTTu ihlntilU,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

Ih' Nsti"ual t"n,"uii"u ~ ~" >n,i'iN ~
~-si"u,
DtInt. Mich Iuh IT, lhr national
runNrutlun ~ IA" \nrlrut urirT 81 III.
hrrulLu- uprrrd here iu diN, fnur hun
drri d"lrgni"- Hrr III Attendance" and
with ihrlu are thousands IT mrInhrr~ aud
rNruT~ini,lel- from hih near AMI distant
paints, hi, l. the branch IT H." order
which l. not affiliated with the Buard II
kru lhrTr hn- hr"n iwu factions IN
the llIhrTulhn~ tur several NraT+, each
hulhlng "INfal" annual conventions.
Numerous rfiurts have l+,'I made Ia
hrlug the h"dlr- Together, hut lar
without result lhl- morning the dele.
gates assembled At the catholic club. and
AT o'rlrk marrh~l IN pr,Tr~~lun Ia
the cathedral II 81 Peter AMI IT. l'aui.
~hrrr mgh IAnntlhcal mass waS rrlr.
hratri. AMI 4 ~rtInuu prrarhrd hN Bl-hup
FuhN 81 III" conclusion II the ~rtN lee
the d,lrsAtrS Tr- assembled al the club,
and thr lir~t hlslur~~ meeting "a- call~l
Ia ORDER. unh these having the pass word
mIug admitted This evening Bishop
FolrN WiIl tender trcrlil"n l." the
mrIihri~ aui drlrgatr-,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

Manager j. " Ru~k-. II the Western
nI"n Telegraph c"mptnN claims that
the rrI"rt "i the nomination rrarh,-i La
Vegas IN just one minut" after II wa,
given out In tie convention al Chicago
Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18
IrIrIIIr sImIIm

luuug~toSn, g., lub H. Excessive
heat Yesterday ended ~ II lrtrlhc storm
last night Lightning struck number
If buildings, Including the SECOND Va.
tlnnal tank shade trees were blown
dowu and much damage done Ia fruit
tree, Anh crops.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

fNrn urW~mp'r Publisher l. CURSED
With an uTca-i"nal subscriber Who's" ~''ll
..In- 1" have hern u,ir ul the iag rud
of material, AMI -e'Iiup pattern al that,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18
WHAT II MEANS.
III, Tree ami Unlimited COlndg; Of,
at 10 to

NJ" "frr" AMI uullmltri r.p,,|
-llNrt ut IT, tot l. hal When tie ]
ui -iI,rt bIiiIbu can hflng 1t lu On
81 quantity tu any I nItrd state. \
aul hhNr II. iIrr ii chAtgr, c..rs
~ frrrINr Therefore, ~ niauN ..h.l
lat uf the standard weight AMI (. 4
e. can hr m,lr ont ui It, lhr 4.
SILVER lulltt contains 81 'a 2.
wir .lNrr. to which ~ coming \
II 30. grains ot allo,. Wmrh mtt,,
weight ui U!o gram. ol .r.r
urulh- tine
lh. tINr. u standard -Ihrr l.Dlr,
.lNlruu lIm., q. mIDl, -lN,l o.. A.
% Nrrr &. gold m q gold dhlt' 4.
lur rNptr..lnu, at th" htl'u' e..
wurr- ul liver I" ONE wnrrm gpI.
gold aallat contain, - ~
u' gold nineteenth. uu". Vt uu.
N"NIrpl, thr uul, country Whrl
ll,r I charge un ptNat" arpous
Wuuli hr tiIa rh,r ~ thl- cnuutr 4
rrotiuu 81 the ,ll,rr aiNwdtr, "a
NnrN all ruultlr, u-,' -ilNrI A. ID.
lul uut-ilr vt NrNlru none rolu Ut
Ntir account
Mr. khslr Nuih. uf tins Iltr.
Akru ~ thr night with rfamWu9
tul III" u"Nt dit dlatfhua -,,t Ia
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| sent bet a huttlruf hhInl"tldln'.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18
uuiI,llng '"ilaI's"'l,

lNn-trn, lulN II muldug uu \"tth
kruurtt street has COLLAPSED and SEVERAL
pnplr ale buried IA tlr nuns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

~uall IA -ll,. tat gIrN IA r-ulI- /"
Wit Little thrlN lu-,'f- act g'uih tat
uhnIuughN, ruIlug lui..'-it"u dN"l"r
ia and constipation, small plll sale
mIl test Inll. w Mniluu. Druggist
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

IA, the g~A word along the line.
lrlr. can hr rllrklN cured without an
uIrratirI rs simply applying lr WITT
witch llal"l ~alN" " Walton, lrug
sl,i
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

Miss Clo MCGOWAN. u this city, Is
isiling with I.As Vegas friends,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-18

Pure hluud means g"ud health. IT,
Witt Nar~aparllh purlIl"~ IN" hI""d,
cures Eruptl"u~, Er2"u,d, ~rfoiul amt
all di~"a~r- arising from lmrul" hl"h.
v. Walton, Druggist,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-27
Tho Water Question Bccomiug So
rtous Matter

For some time the ma tier of furnishing
the city with an adequate supply OF good
anu wholesome water has been discussed
by the Council and several months ago
Mir. Coleman, the superintendent of til.
water company, was requested to make
preparations to supply the CITY with
suflcient water for sewer PURPOSES as
they claim that under the contract with
qhe CITY that this company was compelled
10 furnish water for that purpose. The
matter was let rest then for awhile. Re-
Gently the sewer committee notified the
council that they were ready to test the
sewers under the gravity system. and
asked that the Council pass a resolution
requesting the water company to be
ready to furnish the water when needed.
me chairman of the Water COMMITTEES
Statea that the water company was un-
der the impression that the city should
pay tor the water that was used for
such purposes. This caused considerab BILE
discussion and 1T was unanimously de-
cided that the company, under its con-
tract. should furnish water for such pur-
poses. and a resolution was passed re-
ouesting them to furnish what water
mat was needed. A resolution was also
passed requesting the City Attorney to
give MS opinion as to the liability of the
company to furnish the water under the
resolution passed by the Council. Mr.
Weaver, chairman OF the Sewer Commits
tee. made a request of the Water Com
mittee to furnish the city with water.
ana Mr.. Sykes, the engineer. was in
structed to make the test. The engineer
started on Water street near the ferry
out after digging hole the water com
pany refused to tap the main, saying
mat they had referred the matter TO
their attorney, who wrote the chairman
OF the Water Committee letter, stat
ing mat the company preferred not to
tap the mains until the question of the
payment of the water was settled by
the City Attorney, believing that if they
did 1t would be an acknowledgment of
their liability, and that consultation
had been asked for. Upon the receipt of
this letter yestei day the chairman of
the Sewer Committee wrote to the water
company and asked them to either ITO
comply with the resolution of the Coun-
Gil or to refuse positively to do so. Upon
the receipt of the water company's reply
IL Is more than. probable that q meet
ing of the Council will be called and
some immediate action will be taken
in the matter. The City Attorney will
also be present.