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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-10

WASHINGTON & ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP cos STEAMSHIP
CITY OF SEATTLE
70 hours
SEATTLE to DYEA and SKAGUAY
This magnificent steel screw steamship
win sail from Seattle for Juneau. Skag-
uay Bay, Dyea and way ports. Decesn Der
l2;h, y. m.
Her accommodations are unrivaled. She
is the finest. fastest. and most comfortable
vessel on this route In connection with
above the ALASKA STEAMSHIP COM
PANY viii operate their elegant and fast
sailing steamship
ROSALTE
From Seattle December sth. at O'clock
Tor Juneau Skaguay Bay. Dyea and way
For freight and passage apply to
c. H. J. STOLTENBERG.
Gen. ticket agt. under n. p. ticket on. or
CHARLES E. PEABODY. Manager
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

The local market was n good condition
yesterday, Notwithstanding the bad
weather. There was no great demand,
put business houses were well filled with
buyers during the day. Prices did not
JobbinE Quotations.
Jooblag prices yesterday were as fol-
Sugar Flour ana Co0ee
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Live stock.

Catt!e--Tas extreme range - pr.sss De-
,ys@r .Ae poorest and ths best cattle
sas unusually wide 3 sew cars Of Christ
mas b~evss going q; SsxsS- % while very
common stesrs sold ~ x-soJs.sss- lne
hulk 81 the castta crossed the scales At
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
Steamer City OF Kingston between Ia
coma. WASH and Victoria. 3. G.
10 oopmILvI 81 SEATTLE s2iArI f:S6pm
ooamILv 12Pt. Townsend 3sArI 10 45an
s45an ArliI0 Victoria MlLvi Steam
sDaily except Saturday.
This steamer furnishes first-class accom-
modations. carrying both freight and
passengers. and leaves from Yesier wharf.
SEATTLE. FOR Victoria. az ~ D. m. and for
Tacoma at 2:l5 p. N.
Passengers for Victoria can occupy
etaterooms until ! a. m.
For rates. tickets, etc. inquire o:
@. F. THORNDYKE,
Agent Yesler Wharf Seattle.
l. A. NADEAU.
General Agent. n. P. Ry.. Seattle
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Bonds,

U.S.new As. reg.l2e N j.. Cen. SO ...,ll2
New As. coup.l29 North Car. 6s LIS
E'ours, reg ....ii2ssI Fours -. .-.II
Fours, coup ..ll4A Nor. Pac. lists ..li5
Twos. reg -. 90 Threes :. $3.50. 6o.s
Elves. coup ..iiiisl NY.C. & stL.4s 1864
District 65s ...l09l. Nor & West. IS 40
Aia.-Class A los n. W. Consols 1854
Glass B .......10S | Deb IS ........ l6ls
Class C .......100 Or. Nav. lists lies
currency 100 Fours "a
Atchison 4s . SeSsl Or. s. l.. Is. {. rl23is
Ches: Ohio 5s.1l2 Elves. I. r. -. &,A
Adj. is ........ 5sssl Or. I'm. lists, (. rl0li ?
Can. South. Eds. 1osizI Elves, t. r. -. 93i
Can. Pac lists :. . Pacific SIS OF 's5. .loeSs
Chi. Terminal =. 45ssl Reading Is $500. sSis
c., Fl. e ID. s12s. 1oissI r. G.. w. lists =. .
D. & r. G. lists. l0sl4 StL. & I.M.C.5s sSis
Fours 49,. -. s0is St.L. & S.F.G.6s.li9
East Tenn. lists. l09i.l st. Paul Con Lilo
Erie Gen. Is 80. 71lst 81. Pc. & P.lSts III
+ W&D Ists,t.r. estsi Elves -. 49,. Iii
Gen. Elec. IS -. 20 s. c. Non-Fund. Z
G. II. & S. A. Is 04 So. Railway 5s 9fi4
Seconds 80. 100 Stand. r. & T. es 59i2
II: & T: Cen. IS. 1l2IHl Tenn. new set IS sli
Con. SIS los T. +. l.. G.. lists. "
Iowa c. lists 80. asiaj Reg. IDS ....-. OK
X p. Con t. r. a9 Union Pac. lists i02ss
K.P.lst ID. t.rll2 U.P.,D & G.1sts 81
La New Con As. 101 Wab. list 5s .-...l0sl !
L. an. Uni. Is. s714i Seconds ..... slis
Missouri SIS 100 West Shore As iii
NJ. X q T. Eds. s4ssI Va Centuries -. 6sit
Fours go. 80. sS7.I Deferred =. 80. B
n. Y. Cen. lists. .lI9
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash.

OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES i0V''''
JACOB Furfh .....,-..-. ...--....... President
arthur A. Denny Vice President
yonn Leary .: Second Vice President
James r. Hayden. Manager Cash'r sew
Frank !. Rlodgett. Assistant C'sshier
sigmund Schwabacher. John Collins
z. c. Neufelder ]. T. GreenIeaf.
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DEXTER HORTON & CO. BANKERS
Incorporated 1887.

DEXTER HORTON & CO. BANKERS
Incorporated 1887.
SUNNI. ' '.'...'..'..'..-..-..$2a VIC ooo
fIesiCeht ..............A. A. Denny
VICE President ....-.....W. NJ T.add
manager -..-.-........N III. Lattruer
Cashier ..........-..-F. r. Van Tuy1
Sight exchange and teiegra phic trans.
ferS en- New York. Chicago. st Paul san
Francisco Portland and various noir,ts ~,
Oregon and British Columbia "
Sight bills OF exchange on London avail
able elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made at all points on favor
able terms.
Bonds. stocks and other va,uabIes -
cefyed on deposit for safe keeping
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL.
BANK OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid in ......... .$52s, 900
b. G. Neufelder ..............Vice President
Correspondence In all the principal cities
In the United States and Europe.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE.
Paid.up capital ...............$ln.00 900
Maurice McMicken .............. President
d. n. MCdEAW .sss...s...s....t fC0 1FeS30ent
Lester Turner 1890. ......-........ Gas hier
General banking business transacted
Sight and telegraphic exchange payable
in all the principal cities Of the United
States and Europe.
Letters of credit furnished on Alaska
payable at all trading posts OF the N. A. +.
r. Co.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Paid-up capital ............ ........... $500 600
Transacts :. general banking business.
NJ. y. Ballard ...-.......-......-...P President
Fl. {. Henry .................Ntce President
Safety Deposit RoxeS for Rent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16
uf lur- los lps.iN
INIDt = NctON An

uor.t M.dIiug 81 Popular Young
People.
Il Nr-'rt liN rNrulug AT the residence ~
II taliu-. "n north Filth street ,c
eurr,I one IT the charming weddings ~
A. -ra-un ti,s,fgr e. Baldus ~n- the
h,pn gt,-,ib who l,si ~ Hymrn's altar
l.s ~u-l" Nrtu~An. nne ~ Albuquer.
No. nr~t attractive Young ladies. Rev.
R"Atiir. IT the PRESBYTERIAN church.
d. ukr the words which sealed the band.
n fhr htiir was Ia trfully attired In q
nfr-- 81 whit" ht"ca ,ei silk trimmed Ia
thrr and satin tihbpn. Miss tlepra Ne.
Tow ~. hrldr-mA,d aud sister ~ the
tfmr. wore white swiss trimmed IN
whit, satin rihhun. The groom and his
lr.t HHn. ~. -. Allen. wore the cOnyen
iIun Il hlack
i N'rt IN" rrrrmuuN MI elegant supper.
lrrImr,l /, the skilled hands ui the
nlrthrr 81 tlr gtuunl, engaged III" atten'
tiuu IT IA" company and conversation
baud general gsd cheer accompanied the
ili~I~,-llIuu ~ the good things aud eT.
trndri into the later hours ~ the even.
ing The cosy home WAS tAstetully dec.
,,rstrd iut III" ~ra-tun.
uulN Immediate relatives and n few
frrni- were present among whom were
R~, AMI Mrs Rrattir Mr. aud Mrs. Ar.
thut ENrritt. Misses Edith Eypritt, Cleora
Nlrruwan aud LILLIAN Hughes, Nrssra
Mrt "wAu. ~ hllrn. Ernest lnngh.rty,
Foster RYAN, oscar Watson and Orrln
Me, Wan
An"ug the handsome and useful pres.
,u's hr f. luwIug were noted
T " Radius. go ~ gold and cHok stove
swi'h Iimmlrg~; Mrs. T. II. Balius. CHI I'M
l,linu"' s,i. Ms- ClrurA McCowAn set IL
oliver urHng" spoona and picture frame
Mrs \G Ririn"r, san antonio. Texas
pct ~ engraved silver Tea -Issns. Mr. AID
Mrs NtlIur iS"Nnun, corpus tristi. Texas
ssil,r' cake -tand. silver cream sp'on AID
ffuil knife: Nr. AMI Mrs v III Curry. san
4 Antouio, Texas, silver butter knife and
ssil'er nah art Mr. and Mr.. Geo. lbahl
g'ul san Antonio. Texas. srt Of solid sil
Yer lniNrS and forks: Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Evaritt and Miss Edith Evpritt. hand
y .OIii" si!Aer and cut glass h"rry dish; ele
giant silver satin finish. gold lined tea set
4 from ~. Allen. Ernest Dougherty, Fuatel
4 RYAN and Harry RullAri: Oscar NatsoI
aud Miss Lillian Hughes. handsome par
! lnr lAlup; Mrs rh"4 Hughes decorated
4 chluH salad dish. frRdk Toe. gold and all
Yer berry spOOn. Mr.. and MiS. Joe Nal
bette table linen; v. q. Sanders. piece 81
z Mex can drawn work
m" happ, couple have gone 10 house
= Keeping on north Third street. THg Cir
Z /f\ Iuiu~ the many friends In extending
. cong HtulHtiuns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16

-" Item. ct Int'r",t Nn"ut Ihl. uE
industry.

-" Item. ct iut,'".t Nn"ut Ihs nE
industry.
e Iruul-u the efficient assistant
liNr stock agent tur the santa Fr rAIl
WdN. Whu WA AT Ill la-u uiI hu-Iu,'--
CONNECTED with the ManlN sheep inuddls,
l,lulnrd Ia hl- u.urr Hi the drIrpl lr-trf
iN N" stated that tie pepper Aulhur
tl"- "i'irf'ri ia" ~l'r'p purchased ia Mex
lru ~ j. H. MhulN slaughtered
Z. Il. REYNOLDS Ia" we'll known aud ~
lrI-N" Slurp buyer from Nebraska made
"a PHEASANT call nj IL, liI/tN office N,e'
trtihN Alt"Tuuru. after 'r had Just com
pl"t'Si the purchase ut - "fhl Thousand
-h"p iruu lion, sol Luna, ~ lIn- l.uua4.
lies" Wrthrt- were luaItsi into twenty
i've duuhl" hrck,i -'""p ears al the local
-l"ck ,hrl. EI- mufulng, for shipment
Ia thr NrhfA~kA ranges ~ Rev nuldI n
KTggTru. h,..r Wrthrrs are the iAttsHt
ever purchased ~ .hlpIHl from this
Iului, Averaging luI sounds earl Mr.,
ii"Nuuld- VIII IMP ten more ears ~ NUT
ton e.. luntrnN aud then ~ north H. | rr-
lI"lfa-, Nhrf" hr las contract To- puT
rli.-" SEVERAL THOUSAND sheep. he gen.
Truman informed IN tlII/fN that he
has purchh-'si "a tins NlcluItN the past
iWrlyr months over ,1.su wrthrr- and
lambs.
Grn-,, blackwell n TO. viii load AT the
Ircal -tnrk yards h. morrow twenty uNr
ears II -i~p lh"-" sheep were pur
chased lN John +. Carroll. buyer fuI the
above urn. aud were -uld To- capt. Hatch.
IT, II sycamore, III hey viii be- tat.
tened fuf thu thragu market
On THURSDAY, al the present ~r"k
llamm n k!lr viii lupi aud ship eleven
chf- II w"lh"r-, to b" r"n-igu~l ln lay
kuhIu-Ou y 90. 81 lrnNrT.
lhillp- btp-, 81 Montana. have Just
purchased the Mal-rh \ lIr-cull herd Ut
cattle near Tucson. aud have arranged
With lave ~L~k agent HruE- Tor ~"
cattle /" l." shipped ~ Montana pastures
~ MhN aud June
j g. Hail. hIg hu,rt aud raiser ui
II"mIug, -lupp'd twelve ears uf cattle tu
Hutchinson. kAu-A-, Yesterday. The eat
tie Srfr HalrI,'l ami i'~i at th" Local stock
Yard
j Is MauhN q popular sheep huyrf 0t
trinidad. tuiu.. Hhp hdi 1,1.iN lAnlh- AMI
Wrthri- hrll uu account 1T srah nj III
iAau AMI NhirA rat,,d great Teal ui
trouble between the ui 81 state and
MrNIrp utlirIAls, came IA from the ~iutl
last nIRht AMI continued un nutthtn Inn
lhti be -h'~p Hrtr slaughtered al HI
lA~n. hy ORDER ~ capt bean. Yesterday
AMI II II huughuut- tu dollars that MI
MAuhN Will make some one repay Inn lot
lh, It-- hr Sustained ia the uIudiir
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16
ed II the wishes Of the inhabitants oi ter.
ftorIes were followed The risks taken
In alien ownership VI land are b, the
alien and not by the American people
Denver Republican.
IInnr MIII nnrtaIInn.


shortage " wheat has forced the san
MAtcial niuf mill ~ frincr it, operating
time from twrnty.iour hours yer day
Mr.. Bfuylrs states that he will not per.
nit this ~ occur next -eason. Tor he will
bu, every pound " grain grown within
hundred miles. even II he has 10 build
another -totehousr. THIS week one car
" hOut aud one ~ bran vent tu /. H..
Putnry, Of albuquerque one car ~ I ,ut
ani one car " bran tu nru-s, Blackwell
n Co., same place. car ~ corn was
received from Kansas and car " wheat
from Hatch, al-r n ear " wpd aud one
NJ coal Two ears ~ wheat are rn their
WI, from Hatch aud car NJ corn from
Kansas Bee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16
COCHitl CULtiNGS.
Mini K Items OF Interest from the BlE
cold DlSlrltt

l..u'r lt..Ill.u.l M,.Nt
The black uIr rouiuur- H. impto,r.
The mine 3, uuirts 'lug - .uh.tAullal
tirnhrrlug
The Washington mlur IN. tWo men
prospecting tur the lead ou the north rud
II the PROPERTY
lufcr u mru is at "otk uu ,hr my
Munupuir uur II the valuable claims ~
the Lone star group
The Free Trade vein cuntiuur- O., It.
crease IN value AM auth which - uuW
three t"rt N sri hcarug quartz
uurlug o." earl, part ~ the week a
iurahlr IrlE' ~ gooi we Wa mair IA
tnr Nllrttou AMI thr rock l- mp'Nug
With drp'h
Charles Paxton ha- resumed worn on
the Ellen l., AMI H. iuNlug tur urW ,uu
n"I winch ~lIl luletrct the lead ata lrplh
"i l,rot mote l,-t
K. =. IhIpot Is working the Aml-rttr.
IL toIla canyon. hr Ami~rttr lies near
the ALTERNATE group Ani Will come ~ fot
large amount II work from nov on
The Little Molllr Development Is priv
crossing M g"si rate. Last Monday u
night shift Wa added ~ the regular
force, rs u consequence great hraiWa,
Is making IN the lower tunnel
: +. Mahsn, a mining expert who ha-
hen III Bland Tor tue past ,htec weeks
j. making Aiinr exhaustive tests of the
ure from several IT the larger properties
uf the district aud - obtaining some
god results
Mrs4rs sherlock aud Nm MrCuN are
working out n l,D ton contract ou the
cumberland, which Is one u the ptomi-
lHg claims belonging to Thruiorr rck
man, aud has AT present two foot VEIN
~ cou-lirfahlr value
just ut this p-Tiui II the Cuchltl MIN
my districts history W. wish Ia AiNl-,
that the Bland tunnel be pushed ~ ~
early completion ~ possible. This tun
mel Las il beginning night III Bland, and
When completed will cause difect open
ing a. the principal mines ~ Cola can
yon, whose probable early and extensive
operations will. ~ u matter Il course
greatly enhance the value ~ the bland
tunnel The further NAlgr ~ developing
this tunnel II apparent IN the fact that
In It's culr-" II viii lntersect n number
NJ larg" leads 81 the camp Already zoe
feet OF work L. done on this tunnel, which
leaves about 1,op more Ia complete It
III" Bland tunnel IL n big Proposition
aud will Warrant, more At this TIM" than
perhaps later, the rXpenitur" NJ lHrg,
sum e. push II tO completion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16
WORK OF FIENDS!
InCendiarieS Fire the Coal Mines
al Gallup.
No Clue TO the Perpetrators Of the
DaStardly Work.

SPECIAL to- the CitIrn.
Gallup. Jan .. some nend4 -et IRE to
tipples nj the summit, Rocky CllH aud
OterO mines last night The damage
was heaviest at the Rocky Clin The
scale houses at all the places were
burned, and the stable aud two mules nj
Rocky Gin
some time after mi might fire was
sel Ia the tipple u the summit milne, and
the scale house burned. with slight dam.
age 10 the tipple and scales Al $50
o'clock m fre WAS discovered nj the
Rocky cha, and the tipple, scale house,
-calea aud stables AMI two mules were
burned at this place. About the same
time IRE WA discovered at the tlpplr 81
thu Otero niue. which burned the scale
house aud scales. These mines are all
within N distance uf two miles, and the
work appears ~ have been done by the
same parties. NJ clue to the per-Ons
who did th, work. The lu4- ~ fully cuN.
rrrd b, insurance.
ERuM rHk Rt,klNtK
The Rocky can mine II IA the hands
ofC ". Mrdlrr, receiver. " this city,
lhl- morning brother ~ the receiver,
Attorney III. l., Meilrr received the iul.
lowing dispatch
The tipple-, scales aud screens 81 the
Rocky Chr DESTROYED lo-S about ESQ
and covered 10y Insurance, Two mules,
harness. oils, powder, ir,si aud all sup.
plies. total lu-,s ahrut t1,p Barn Sa-
alro burned Insurance, tJu."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16

NV Brown" president ~ ~" N"~
MrIlru Nunl Growers association I,,sorgr
Nfnot the worth, .rcfrtaN, hsN" mallr,i
the foliuNlng notice to IN llll/tN and
other newspaper. throughout IT," tern.
tory
East Las Vegas, y VI. Jan You are
requested ln attend q special meeting NJ
thu New hrIlru NUul GfuwrtS a~-rlA
lluu, 81 lr h-,I N hast Las vegas, y NJ,
un NnniaN Jan -, Al lnA N,
TN. meeting l. calltSi i"t the PufIH~''
~ discussing the passage NJ laws b, the
Territorial legislature nrcr-~art fuf the
pfnI~r protection and Advancement ot
The -h,.'v industry IA NrH Mexico Ani
a. Appulul communities 81 formulate
-alnr, an SECURE their enactment ~ the
Legislature,
Make All rnutt a. attend tins meeting,
hat II Nuu mud II lmIs'SSlhr a. be- ~ AL
,iIr-- - communication Ia the secretary
AT East Las Vegas euh1slying your views
~ a. what legislation, you rUn-iirT
-huult he demanded Ia benefit the sheep
tAlssT- aud wu0l growers ~ the terri
tory,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16
The I'IonrrTs' socIcty

Last Friday there was Incorporated II
new society at Santa Fe, which II destln
nj to do al important work In the future
Ia New Mexico, II N called the New
Mexico pioneers anu Il intended TO take
the place ~ the patriotic societies IN IN"
sAst. like the Sons and Daughters " the
Revolution. Society Of Colonial Wars,
Colonial Danes, etc.
The New Mexican says: The objects "
this society. ~ vet forth IN ia c0nSttu.
ton are 70 preserve the history aud
traditions Of Nee Mexico. the biography
Of her eminent citizens aud the geneolo
~ Of pioneer families, ~ protect and n
preserve the land marks, relies aud liter
allure Of New Mexican history, 10 erect
monuments and tablets OF historic spots
10 establish q library Of hooks, pamphlets
and manuscripts relating " New Mckee
aud its people. and 10 inculcate patriot
lam and fraternity among thu pioneers
ard their descendants"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16
AIm,Ic nlll-. ,.A I'M.

very >AIi ArrIdrnt "ccufr,sl at snow
Il Axe last SatufiA! at I 3, ~, Which las
cast n glrum over the entire community
Theresa, the daughter II james Flake.
WAS up stairs bu-y sweeping AMI straight.
enIng up ihr Fo0u-, little sister, n mere
bahy, being "ilh her. The little one com.
plAined NJ being ruli, AMI va told IT, 20
down stairs Aui get warm She hal been
dO~n stairs unl, few muurnts when
her scrrSns a,trarl'~i the attention Of
her elder sister Who lmmsilatrll ran
down stairs and di,cuNrT~l the child all
In q blaze, ~ -Dme means uT other the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16

forts 10 remove II. The parents being
most anxious IN relieve her suffering.
Mr. flaiZ toOk her u Denver two weeks
ago, but was told there that the nut had
found lodgment In the lungs and could
no, be- taken out. After returning home
the little one grew weaker from day N
day. aud ~ ma, be SUPPRESSED endured
constant pain which tho-s who would
have given their lives Tor II were help.
less to alleviate CerrllloS HUSTLER
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16
RAILROAD HENS.

EuylUprf k'Iftl al. ~. ,r fl...urf..
ruglu" ut N~dlr- nov h,, q rIn 600 l.r.
nam line.
Nr- & r rr,mrr u,r..f l,,,...,.,
ENGINEER rraurr NJ I'm. rr . ,
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The Eve Announces tn,, r,turp of Erl
" lIttlrli.ll .uyir.,r +, nl. iut,,.- .,,
Nr.IIr. Ilr Mas a r,t,.ut At IA. Aria.
tie \ Pacific ho.nit,L
r,,.,,u.,- ,..
Will ,ak, rIsr. .t >,,,iI,. nm El a.
and m. Atlantic 4 r,r,f, tn,l uilI sell
r,dur,sI rate. T., All u,, J,-,,.t..a,,.,t
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n.irh.r
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Tor the southern rnri'r. with hr,dyl,.r
tiers nj Los Angelic. ,trr i NJ ,r,WIr,.
RESIGNED
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/ 1arantnla W -, Engineer Gibson.
1f"W"n n hriNing "h"I whl'" romius ~
IA" mountain "Wednesday morning "l'h
iir,t passenger 80 she has h"rl -"n,
I" Nlhulu"rqu" ior rrpnr', -a', o."
"''''"'h- sew"
IN" Interior ~ the NIAu.rN Rru.r
shops at NSsllr- AMI all the mar',n"n
have n"n pallt'si, "hlrN gN". Master
Mechanic Hancock domain -prk ,pAu
new appearance" MufphN The '.l
t~lrlrf AMI Artistic ifr-r'sr dat %"
work
The Williams News sA,- several ru.
rn,I .mplo,r. SrrrII.m,,.rl I'm, week
,v,ny 10 p.vIiyrp,. r,u.lu, IN. mar.
turning u, A cat of orr.t Ash FnrA sat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16

HERE T., nothing Just H. g,-i ~ lIr.
klug.- Sea discovery TT tuu-umptiuu,
cough, and Colds, 81 drnhui II ani 4"
uul I~fmt the dealer lu sell you -our
-u,~tllutr. tie Will not claim there Is
hIiNthlug better, bat IN ORDER IL make
I" l." Just ~ gsi You Na"t l'r. King =
NrW Discovery hCAu"' Suu know II H. De-
-air aud reliable, Rnd guaranteed Ia i"
gp.i ~ money refunded For Coughs,
colds Consumption aud Tor all Anrc,
tons ~ Throat hest AMI Lungs, there
l. nothing ~ gssl ~ i lf king'- New
lu~'N"l IUal hultlr Tree NJ v.
Walton drug store Regular size ~
crul- AMI /
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16

George Curry having resigned AS
deputy clerk OF the court nj lto-wrll,
Humphrey h, Hamilton. Jr. will take the
position and make HIS home Al Roswell,
NJ. Hamilton has hc-n At school In Lex
ington, No, tor the pAet two years aud
comes home 70 take this position al the
hands Of william Driscoll, clerk Of the
nfth district. Mr., Hamilton Ia In every
way . most estimAble young gentleman
and We bespeak Tor him kind treatment
from the good people oi Chavez county. -
SOcOrro ChiefIAin.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-16
ANOTHER CHANGE LIKELY.
WA. BiSSell Will Probably Become q
EFiScO Offlclal

IliaNV
The appointment " George T. Nichol.
am tu he general pss-rnger agent ~ the
~ Louis 4 San Francisco r.lway brings
~ mind the fact that when the pOI-ibili.
~ NJ such move WA first talked ~ aey
eral months ago the name " ". A, Bis.
sell, formerly with the AtlAnticS Pacific,
was ALA mentioned ~ another man who
might be likely ~ leave the service "
the Santa FL and Join u. Is, R,hin@n'-
forces. Mr. Bi-4ell has been assistant
freight traffic manager ot the santa Fe
for several years
That the resignation ~ General Pas.
sruger Agrnt wi-hArt waa requested
hy MI Robinson gH'- ~ show that the
nrw management " the Frisco means Ia
reutgAuiLr all departments " the ruai
with view ~ iniu-ing new LIE aud
energy into It's Az hf- 4 PROMISE ~
such action II l. understood was exact"i
hS the new board " directors at the time
ot the reorganization ~ the system, AMI
this Theory /. hnrur out hy the fact that
within the last ak months the operating
department IT the road has been thor
oughlV reotganizei,
II now appears that Mr. Robinson has
turned his attention to the traffic depart.
ment and the first step taken IL the ~
curing ~ Mr. Nicholson ~ general pas.
sengrt agent What further steps ma,
hr taken can ~ vet only be- gn---,d at.
but II would not h" u surprise to western
railroad men to $3.50 Mr R-Irll leave III.
present position Tor u more important
plAc" with tlv, frisco road