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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-05-12
A Curious Dispensation.

When the Hon. Ben Tillman be-
came sultan Of South Carolina he had
introduced what is known as the dis
pensary system. This was not a tenn
perance movement, but a plan to en-
able the State to make whatever mon
ey there might be in the liquor bust
ness; in short, a plan to make the
State of South Carolina one grand
sweet saloon. Very few persons have
understood the practical workings Of
the system, the fact that it was in
troduced by Tillman leading most peo-
pie to dismiss it as one of the mares
nests of a somewhat freakish era.
But a case has just come to light
which illustrates the modus operandi
so we'll that it ought to be made known
all wei the country. Some time ago
a genial South Carolinian Of the old
| school was caught with a jug of whis-
key in his house. Whether he was
sporting a nose which led to the sus-
picion that he had a jug to which the
world was a stranger, or. whether it
was that he carried a jug of other than
the regulation dispensary pattern is
not known, but at any rate the officers
of the law concluded that all was not
as it should be in his domicile, so they
broke into the house and discovered
the jug. That does not seem to be a
very serious matter, but the jug in
question did not have upon it the la
bel Of the State inspector Of liquor, or
bar-keeper-in-chief of South Carolina
showing that it was purchased from
the State. Under the Tillman regime
to have unlabelled liquor in ourhouse
is to be guilty of a crime, and so the
unfortunate citizen was arrested for
having foreign liquor on his premises,
was tried and sentenced to three
months hard labor on the chain gang.
OF course he appealed his case, but
the Supreme Court, which is Of an
Tillmanesque complexion, affirmed the
decision of the lower Court, and We
presume that the victim Of the unla-
beled jug is now serving out his SEN
tence as a common felon.
{. If the law in South Carolina were
directed against the manufacture and
sale of liquor in the State, we might
be able to understand the severity of
a sentence like this; but there is no
moral motive in the dispensary law
whatever; it is purely a device for
turning the saloon business over to
the State and enabling it to make the
profit arising from the business. The
case in question, though on its face
farcical enough, illustrates the dan
gerous trend Of legislation in this
country. The law referred to invades
a mans castle, makes it a crime vir-
tually to buy certain commodity out
side Of the State, allows the citizen to
buy liquor providing he buys it of the
State, and treats him as a common
criminal if he buys it elsewhere. In
| the face of such things, we cannot but
marvel at the patience of the people;
nor can we very well escape the ex-
p~ectation that some day they will rise
in their wrath against those who make
a monster of government and do some
things that the Statutes do not pro-
| vide for.-Memphis Commercial.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-05-12

- Renan tells a story of a church
service in Brittany where the priest
delivered such a touching appeal That
his hearers, with one exception, shed
tears. But this one robust individual,
who was leaning back against a pillar,
remained unmoved throughout the en-
tire sermon. The rest of the congre.
CATION could not imagine how this
heart of stone had remained untouch-
ed. "And you," said one of them to
the man, "You are not weeping J.
"Why, no." said be, 81 don't belong
to this parish ~
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-05-12
HeW's This,

We offer One HUNDRED Dollars reward for any
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured BY Halls
Catarrh Cure.
We, the undersigned have known FL. Cheney
for the last is years, and believe him perfectly
honorable In all business transactions and fnan
cially able to carry out any obligations made by
their firm.
WEST L TRuAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
waiting. KIXNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, O..
o Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Cd
the system. Testimonials sent free. Price &c,
per bottle Sold by all druggists.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-05-12

= Regard not much who is for thee
or who against thee; but give all thy
thought and care to this-that God be
with thee in everything thou doest :;
for whom God will help, no malice of
man shall be able to hurt.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-26

avenue and thence direct into Point Lobos
avenue.
The extension of Montgomery avenue
two blocks at its northern end, which will
then open into Lom bard street and thus
connect with Van Ness avenue, opens an
additional route for the people In the
downtown sections of the City to reach
outside pleasure grounds. This subject
was discussed at meeting of the execu-
tive committee of the Richmond Improve
ment Club last night, at which Charles II.
Hubbs, E. P. E. Troy. E. III. Van Frank,
James G. Maloney and James Fitzgerald
were present
E. P. E. Troy, the prime mover of the
scheme, explained fully the routes laid
down in the chart and showed the ad-
vantage 1t would be to have the conIem-
plated Improvement made. His ideas
were fully concurred in, and it was finally
settled that the executive committee
should appear before the Supervisors at
their next meeting and present petition
covering the subject
The same committee, acting on an invi-
tation from the Board of Education, will
appear before that body and urge the
building of a schoolhouse in the Rich.
mond district sufficiently large to accom-
modate seven additional classes, which
number is deemed necessary in conse-
quence of the increase in the number of
school children in that section. II is esti.
mated that fully 200 school children are at
present without accom- m odation in Rich
mond proper.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-26

that the Park Commissioners bituminize
Point Lobos avenue from Central to First
avenues.
The reason urged for this improvement
is that the people in the Western Addi-
tIon, to avail themselves of a convenient
and pleasant driveway either to the park
or the military reservation, are now COM
PEELED to drive into Golden Gate avenue
and along that boulevard, crosscutting
the streets at its western end until the
park entrancs is reached. The same cir
cuitous route must be taken but in q
northerly direction to reach the Presidio
reservation.
The putting Of First avenue in condition
between the two pleasure grounds will
give an impetus to fancy driveways in the
direction mentioned. But all this induce
ment, al distant point, is claimed to be
of very little benefit to the people of the
Western Addition because OF the difficulty
in get ting there.
The present scheme is to bituminize
Point Lobos avenue, as stated. This will
make Post street, which is in hrst-class
condition and free from car-tracks, the
Iavorite driveway leading into Central
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-26
A Crni.a at YaIInin-

The Pacific Inter-Club Yacht Association
will assemble Tor it's second annual cruise at
Vallejo on Sunday, July 4, and the command
of the united heets will devolve upon the
ranking flag officer present who is senior in
continuous service. Upon assembling at Val
lejo captains will Immediately alter colors at
A. NJ. report for orders on beard the COM
manding officers yacht, which will be dis
tingutshed by the association pennant flown
at the main tuck.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-26

err <"s~ "e@ ~@e~E4e6 <~yrrrys c0~r1<1s
'o<<|eErS |ssE|s ~SS1e~1Skr >se4nz IRE. %| Ez<
~T<S|1Is az eAkn<oATDP %4<<z1<H mr. uf
e||/e< o. coz -.e7 'yoo,1c seJJIJyA~/
p0~1T<H71a~vE<o S0~<1Hz 1sA1n7r e~zx<
eOnH6T<A1>~S1<s 0<Yeen|4z<vy o. eAe1(enozs
~ V(T<"Ssz'-,e~s,E e< en- A<,es ee~<<E~
SSaI
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-26

South line of Jackson ST. 130 IS feet west of Buch-
anan-An elegant site for fine residence In one
of the most select neIehborhoods in the city; ce-
ment sidewalk; street bituminzed; present i'm
provements two cottages known as 22I7 aud
2221 Jackson ST.; double lot, 5O;6x10Ox127 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-26

berlain was1nterested. The greater part of the
compensation was claimed for procuring tes-
timony in favor OF Mrs. Chamberlain in estab-
fishing her claim to the estate. Such con-
tract, the court declares, is against public
policy and cannot be enforced. Touching the
writing of articles in the interest of the de-
fendant. 1t was found that they were not au-
thorized, and therefore nothing could be re-
covered on that account
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-26

NOVELTIES IN VelIlngs 90 in the
crush and rush of closing prices.
Our Button stock is to be wiped
out at 331Sc on the dollar, 2 dozen
Dress Buttons for &c.
Remnants in everything that is
cutable and odds and ends in everv-
thing that is Salable on sale to-day,
$40 Tailor Made Suits, samples, no
two alike, $40.
DOWNSTAIRS-Wash Goods, &c,
sc, 64c, 713C and &c, that sold at
81, Ioc, I21lc and I5c; cannot be
produced at our prices. Linens,
Draperies and Bedding are sold at
prices you'll never get them at again.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-26
The Fire Department.

The Fire Commissioners met yesterday aft
ward Lennon. fireman of engine 81, five days
pay for neglect of duty: Henry Smith. en-
gineer of engine 81, five days pay for neglect
OF duty; and A. Florence. tillerman of truck 8,
FIVE days pay for neglect of duty. The follow
ing appointments were made: G. J. Strouse,
hoseman of engine 2; Peter Brady, hoseman
of engine IL; and J. Grant, ruckman of
truck n.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-26

ONCE and salesroOm, s8s Market ST.. opposite
Palace Hotel
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-26
ARRinat Pnhlic Policy.

Judge seREell yesterday rendered q de-
cision in favor of Mrs. Heloise Chamberlain,
who was sued for $3.50. said to be due to J..
s. Wilson and G. E. Watkins for services in
and about will contest in which Mrs. Cham
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-26
Elegant Western Addftion Flat
Pacific Heights Residence Lot.

South side (No 1879 of Golden Gate ave. 1926
feet west of Scott st.-A hand ONE pair of modern
fats of and rooms and baths; pays $3.50 per
anDum; lot "a :6x110 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-26
TO PAVE POINT
LOBOS AVENUE
A Plan to Connect Post
Street With First
Avenue.
Richmond Improvement Club
Will Ask for an Appro-
priation.
The Park Commissioners Are Ex-
pected to Favor the Proposed
Improvement.

There is a proposition on foot bv the
Richmond Improvement Club to ask the
Supervisors to add about $50. 600 to the al
lowance made annually for the care of
the City's pleasure ground, on condition
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-26
RICHMOND.

NO portion OF the city during the last few years
mas enjoyed the steady growth and general pros
shrewd spectators and home-seekers like Rich
mond.
Five Elegant Building Lots.
Fronting on California street, Second avenue and
Deeth street-Leve aud ready for building. Cali
forna street, Sacramento street and Sutro electric
Marine View Lots.
19 choice lots on Lake ST.. 18th and 18th aves-
From this property a magnificent marine view
Sutro electric cars
Large Lot.
,oI East side 26th ave, 265 it 8 of A st-A large
tected from the heavy winds; lot 7Ox12O feet
Eighteenth-Avenue Lot.
East side sth ave, 1894 feet s. of Lake st-A
large triangular lot; 122 22;7x173;5xIle;II feet.
Fifteenth-Street Flats.
North line (No. 2176 and 217S) off fifteenth. lO5
building arranged in two fats; six rooms and
laundry downst airs five rooms and bath mn
luminous rock; lot 25x1I4 feet. Terms, cash,
above existing mortgage of $1,000 in Hibernia
Bank, interest 61s per cent
Ashbury Heights Residence Lots.
Northeast corner OF Ashbury or Park Lane and
18th or Minerva streets-Three elegant residence
lots; marine and inland view; all ready to build
18Th street; s F. and S. NJ. electric road passes
the property: corner lot 25x9O; inside lots 25x
~ ana ZoXlUO feet
A Cozy Home.
North line (No. 1929 OF Green st., 57:6 E. Of
Polk-New, modern. bay-window cottage of eight
rooms and bath; in tirst-class condition; beautiful
marine view; lot 25XS511OO feet.
Church-Street Residence Lot.
West line OF Church ST., 149 feet south Of Ridley,
half block north of MarSet-A tne site for hata
or residence; lot 24x125 feet
Hands ONE Corner Residence
NE. cor (No. 1800) OF Lsguna and Bush SITS
A well-built. two-story bay-window house Of
rooms and bath; street btuminized: corner lot,
22:11xS2:6 feet; terms onequarter cash, balance
in one, two and three years, at per cent
FillmOre-Street Improved Property.
East line (No 1912 of Fillmore ST, 100 feet
south Of Bush-2story house of rooms and bath:
cement sidewalk; street accepted by the city;
portion Of the city; lot 25x1OO feet
Elegant Western Addition Flats.
South side CNo. 1879 of Golden Gate ave.. 1926
feet west of scott st.-A hand ONE pair of modern
fats of and rooms and baths; pays $3.50 per
anDum; lot 27:6x11O feet
Pacific Heights Residence Lot.
South line of Jackson ST., 13O IS feet west of Buch.
anan-An elegant site for fine residence In one
of the most select neIehborhoods in The city; ce-
provements two cottages known as 22I7 aud
2221 Jackson ST.; double lot, 5O;6x1OOxI2 81 feet
EAsToN, ELDRIDGE & co.,
ofice and salesroom, 638 Market St., opposite
Palace Hotel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23
manning MI,h .n,il..

Are the cUuntenAucen 0i people Who have
found speedy and thorough relief from
mAlarial, klduey. bilious, dys, rptlc or
nerNouS troubles through the nld " Hos.
letters stomach Bitters. such cuuntr.
nAnce- are very numerous 81 are letters
from their ownrre Atterting the efficacy
ot the great family medicine. Among
the Signals ~ distress thrown cut bS the
stomach, bowels and liver Ia n state II
di-nrdef, are sick hesiAchr. heartburn
nausea, lO~s " appetite. -altuwnr-- ~ the
skin aud eyrbAlls All GIL uncertain state
~ the hw"l-. They should br headed nj
once II the Bitter- are tr4oft,si e.. the
we hrgOne luuk which accuupauIr-
sickness will give wa, tu cheerful book
pt,Slucei hN renewed health ltNyu AZ,
Uniting on thu coast ~ disease, throw AL
anchor to wiulward ~ summarizing the
BITE H. tuuf A-si-taucr, ltNlli kcrr
you ia safety
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23
I nEN ANp SAN PEDRO.
t'sythiIg loilt ties Extensive work
Early In H. Spring.

F'." C'u.ilu' kustst
Pablo Amanda \ Co. ha,r overall men
~ worn ut the STANDARD IA, Nboul
OFT, ton. II ofr have mpn taken out
urt"o and kNi have brrn sinking a
we'll at the raDo BIanco min site where
the lholI mill will hc built by the 10Th u
February
Mr.. uN"tstrret has been Kept busy the
last few days developing h- mining
claim. north u town, awaiting the NJ.
tiNa' u machinery from Albuquerque.
M,S,r- BrNdon aud Rogers Iu"rio mill.
AT the luetto Is nearly ready Tor opera
tiou he wUod and other material to
start Ia" mlll are on the ground now aud
hy u"Nl week they may commence run.
Mug
hctytmug auut the camp seems tu he
ou The move Tor all early spring b,om.
The utuNe~ mil NJ uuldpn has been run.
ming uus three days un ore from the Old
Timer mine, the PLATE. ara showing a
good mlll run. ant II everything l. salts
factory the mine viii be worked Tor all
there t. IN IT.
HE California Consolidated Mining
COMPANY at ~au rrlfu. has otlrfri u ga-
oliu" holster Development having reached
such stag" ttAt hotter f,cIlllIr- are lie
mAuird
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23
IHt LEGISLATURE.
The Organization List Of Members The
First bay.


The council II the 81 legislative ~.
NemhI, ~ New Mexico wa4 called Ia ~.
irt promptly At II O'Clock Monday morn.
ing by lion, Luriun Miller secretary u
New Mexico, who ANNOUNCED that II be.
came his official duty 10 administer the
oath ~ office g. the members holding Ger
tltlcatea ~ election ~ mrmh"ts " such
huiN.
4 hlr-Slug ~AS thrrrupon invoked upon
the deliberations ut the h"iy 10y Father
j H. l'-rAeh--
The following members were ihrreupon
sworn IN "a memhef- II th' council
MlMukh- ~ Iuk ,ulN,u,
,,"ofge Curry, Lincoln. ChANe-. EDDY,
bona Ana and Iirant.
4 Is, Fall bona AuA aud Grant
j, ;. duncan, san Miguel aud uuAiR.
lupr,
flacido sanduval, san Miguel aud eau.
iAlupr
Antonio Joseph, Taos, Rlo Arrlba aud
SAu Juan,
Francisco Mlrra, ColiAN. Mora aud
luton
j, VI, Archuleta. Taos. Rio ArriUa aud
SAu Juan.
Thomas Hughes, Brrnalllo
J. A. finical, hrfuallllo,
v r.. MARTIN, NcoFfu and sierra
e, A. Spices, Santa fr
J Francisco Chavez Valencia
Hon j. Franco Chavez. senator from
Valencia county, thrtegpu moved the
election u Hon Antoine Joseph, senator
from Taos county, II, permanent prr-I.
dent ~ the council
The nomination Wa heartily rrrrINed
aui MT. Ju-eph wGs declared elected
president by acclRmstion.
Mr., Joseph was escorted to the chair by
a COMMITTEE consisting ~ SENATORS
Chavez. Fall aud Curry,
In assuming the duties IT his high u
dee Mr., Joseph hrlrn, trndrrrl ms thanks
Tor the houur CONFERRED upon hlm aud
plrdg-d his hest endra'ot- 10 promote
the general gSsi ~ the territory
senator Fail Sald, according a. agree.
mrut III the line Il Legislative harmony,
the members uu his side " the chamhrr
awaited motions from the other side A. 10
the completion ~ thu ufgaHlIatlon
After hriri conference, un motion ~
senator ~plrs-, n rrcr-- was then taken
until T. m
MLillNU - I'M Hul-L
lmm,diAlrl! after the organization -
the council, the hou-r ~ representative
VIA formally called 10 order by secretary
Miller, who made all Announcement that
he wAs ciolh,Si hy Law with the du;, ~
administering the oath oi ONCE ~ the
members.elect Of the house,
After "a invocation Of the blessing "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23

The banks at Denver. Colo. have Te-
cei'~i information when placed them
upon their guard 4 new AMI danger.
ous counterfeit ~ the S1u nltri states
certificate, ISSUED under an act ut Frhru-
AIRY ~, lN,S SERIES lNIl. check letter h,
has been unrarthri at New York, AMI the
Treasury department has lot uu time IN
informing the financial Institutions
around the country.
The counterfeit hears the usual small
scalloptd seal, purpnrilng {" hr signed hy
J. F0unt Tlllman, Register ~ the treas.
uty. and H. \, Morgan, treasurer " the
luilrd States AMI bears the treasury
AG,;Oj1ul
The most noticeable defect N the hlll
which drrS not stand cut IN holi relief
~ IN the genuine. but appears sunken IN
the background. In the counterfeit, the
no-- appears sharp aud Irlut"d. whlr IN
the genuine II Is round aud broad at the
end. There are other defects.
The counterfeit bills have not appeared
In Denver ~ yet, They are printed on n
gOod quality Of paper, hut lack the dis.
tnbuted llber found in Ihe genuine notes
On account II this absence ~ silk In the
paper, they should be- easily discovered
Caesar 'irande, doing business on the
Highlands, presented a 81 greenhsck
bill al the First National bank, this city
To le changed the other day and the Of.
hcislS after examining the bill. pro.
nounced Il q counterfeit Mr. Grande
knew from whom he had received the
Till, and ot course dli not lose IN tie
ttAusArtinn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23

y t,r Is hrtrhy gwen Mat !. the
slRnrd, shvrl at the county at Bern
the Territory ~ New Mexico. uulrt .
' nue. ut ~t't ut rNr, ulluu ISSUED uu'
Instinct Cuuu iuI SAID county ~ Brtnl
der date II January ~ i-rT. m tie
hatlrs W, Lewis VERSUS John II hu,'
NH, b ! am commanded that at tie go
-hattrl>, lands amt tenement, ut ~
II Bushnell, heretofore attirhrd rs iu,
ausC under WIT ui alta, hurrt. | cav.
made the sum ui tSrlNr hundred an.
.Nu dollars damages and nine and ~ !.
dfs costs 81 sut. Ntih interest ihrIyt
.hc S'th day ~ NuNrmlrrf rpd. al ia,
eni prt anuum. and al,o the costs q
I,ttu,, NIL uU The laih diy act r.
so, at the front door ui the count d.
'ald county m Albuquerque, Al the huu
'.,lu,k IA the forenoon ui sdI tay. O.
ale ana sell, ~ tut o. NculIr, Tor ,dsl
~ hest uilivt 81 rRh' title AMI mn.
NE sad John II Bushnell a. THESE
pieces ~ real estate KNOW ~ the l.rs
Bushnell dddluuU tuihr town ~ Aluuu
a sad ,uuuN as sluVN uu the maj
'dd t,"n ill"d IA the office 1T lhr tr,t
leeds ~ sad county an the lilb ddy
IafV lNHl THOMAS = lIlHHI
SlrUN ~ Fyfua,lllu G.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23

q newspaper and hired lawyer editor to
protect tnelr cinch on the people \Ut
satisfied with this, they Lrr nov teaching
out 10 get control Of the lu,il cuurt- thu.
done, there Is nothing To- prevent them
from commencing n series Ut piowcu.
tluu' ani prosecutions against auyhpiy
aud eeribId, Dispensing b. th't -u'
pterne viii tod hrlp Clayton she j. ut
the mercy u the n,-t vicious element
ever kuown Ia hel history. - layton En.
tefpu,e
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23

The following corporation has died NJ
ticlrs with the territorial secrrtat,
The blue TEN Mining company Ub.
lectS, Operating mines Ald reducing ores
life, hfty years, capital stock. tlnlpu,
principal udice-, Kansas city, Mo, And
Los terrillus, \. NJ, incorpofatof- aud
directors, Geotge v. ilOldrldse, j. v. he.
Nrese, y. | fOss. C. A. ptril, j. A. Nu.i.
v. y Williams, NJ O'Nrill AMI i. Il.
King the last three being residents u
santa ~ county, \ n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23
LbRR LLOS CuLLiNGS.
A BLtth Of Good Items Culled from the
kuSllcr

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23
InI ,I,.I nm IN.

Az OLD AND WILL lklEp RkhEul.
Mrs Ninslow's NDthlng syrup hA- bpen
Hsei Tor over hfty years by millions ~
mothers Tor their children while t1-lhlng
with perfect success, II ~Other the child,
-Ifl-n- the gums, Allays all pain. cures
wind collie, aud II III" best remedy for
ilarrh1a. h pleasan! Ia the taste, Sid
by irugglHt- IN every part Ot the world.
! ~rnt! live cents 4 bottle, IT. value Ii
incAlcuAblr. be sure and Aak for Mrs
"inslows Soothing syrup, and take no
her kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23
INTERCHANGEABLE MILEAGE.
The Western Roads Have In a Great
Measure Abandoned the Idea,

The Central Passenger committee nj
Chicago Il selling no more interchange
able mileage tickets than Ia the early
days u the year There have heen more
tickets -'li, hut the rate ~ sale has not
~ yet Increased, aud the roads have not
~ yet sold enough Of the tickets "a come
anywhere near paying for the clerical
work eutailed by yhe work ot putting
them on sale.
The western roads have In a great
measure abandoned the idea Of putting
out any interchangeable tickets At all.
They have been watching the experiment
oi their eastern connections with great
Interest, and have about reached the con
clusion that the public IN general Is
not over'anIlous Tor the sale ~ the tick
ets, and they will not place them on sale
until there Il II very much increased dr.
maI'd made upon the eastern lines, Some
OF the western lines that We're strong up
holders Ut the Proposition Ia place the
tickets on sale have switched sluafrly
around And now say they Will not have
anything "a do with the sale " inter.
chAngealle tickets
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23
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