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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
Milligan, Wilkin & Go
Fine Bruno Mandolins, $ 900.

Manhattan and Bronx-One hundred and
eighty election districts-Tracy, n,126;
Van Wyck, 24,436; Low, 1861; George 2141.
Brooklyn-One hundred and sixty cleo
ton districts out of 516-Wallace, II, 100;
Parker, 2s161.
New York-Three hundred and ten dis
tricts-Wallace, 24S9S; Parker, 52,114.
Manhattan and Bronx-TWo hundred
election districts out of SS3-Tracy II, 45I
Van Wyck, q, $50; Low 1870; George, 1856.
Brooklyn-One hundred and eighty cleo
ton districts-Wallace, 199O7; Parker,
31,915.
Manhattan and BronX-Two hundred
and thirty election districts-Tracy IA 100;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
A Fatal. DUEL.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November "A spe-
cial from Junction City, KY, to the
Evening Post says:
A fatal duel took place here this after
noon in which an old feud was ended and
both Of the participants died within a
minutes Of each other. Some years ago
j. q. Wright shot j. c. Blackberry. while
assisting officers to arrest him. The
trouble was renewed this afternoon.
Wright fired on Blackerty, who returned
the shot. Both men fell MORALLY wound
ed and both died before the smoke Of
tier pistols had disappeared. Blackberry
Was unmarried. Wright leaves wife
and two children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the Creditors OF John walford. de-
ceased:
In pursuance of a decree of the Circuit
Court of Ohio County. West Virginia.
made in cause therein pending. to sub
ject the real estate of the said John Wal
ford to the payment of his debts. You are
requireded to present your claims against
the estate of the said John Nalford for
adjudication to George E. Boyd, Commits
sioner, at his office in said county, on or
before the 4th day of November. 1897.
Witness. c. H. Henning. Clerk of the
said Court, this 18th day of September.
1897 CHAS. II. HENNING.
se29oawv. Clerk.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
1414 Market Street,
THE PEN is HIGHTIER THAN TIE SWORD.

DE Ham Co, Pen Manufacturers of Phil
adelphia. have put on sale in Wheeling. w.
Va. their celebrated aluminium Pens.
These pens have been manufactured for the
past twenty-five years. and give better sat
fsfaction than any common steel pens One
will outlast five common pens. The State
Departmental West Virginia has been using
them for the past 20 years; also Govern
ment Department, Washington. d. g. Ask
your stati0uer for them. Price 81 80 per
grOss - 10. 90 doz. gross. Samples, pens
on card, sent to any address. 15c. Once OF
mnneyhcs nrer. aud North Eighth street,
Phn8deiphia. esd r0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
BARGAINS.

One case of those extra large
Crochet Quilts at S5c, worth s125; the
last we will have.
50 pairs ATWOOD Country Blankets,
from back order, at $3.50 pair.
1000 yards SC Canton Flannels, in
remnants, at 6Hc yard.
900 yards short length Percales, from
the mill, at SC a yard.
so dozen celebrated Star and Cres-
cent Bleached Bath Towels at CSC,
worth 35c.
$50 yards Atwood Embroidered
White Skirting Flannel at 44c, worth
75c.
Mems Unlaundried White Shirts.
with colored Percale fronts, at 29c,
worth soc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
MURDER IN WETZEL.
Lewis Jones Shot by Woman, Yester
day Morning.


day Morning.
Special to the Register.
New Martinsville, November 2.-E.
L. Robinson, prosecuting attorney, was
telephoned this morning that Lewis
Jones, a tool dresser in the Richmond
oilfield, about four miles from Pine
Grove, was shot and instantly killed
in a. sporting house this morning. A
woman did the shooting. Squire May
hall has six persons before him charg-
ed with the offense. The house has a
very bad reputation and the prosecut-
ing attorney will take steps at once to
rid the county of any others who may
remain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
nI!ANos.

The piano is the elimination of all
musical knowledge. 1t is the result of
the best thought in instrument max
ing. 1t produces better music and a
greater variety of music than any 9TH
er instrument ever devised.
"Ihere'll come time some day"
when there wiz not be a single home
in this community where there is no
piano. Don't be the last. Come in
and let us show you what we can do
for you for little money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03

Tracy. 14.eoe; Van Wyck, ~. 40; Low.
5e.968: George. 1857.
NEW york. November Flour hum
borough OF Brooklyn give Tracy. q. 1882:
Van Wyck, 5s,6H; Low. 1855: George.
5,23S; Gleason, 1877.
Manhattan and Bronx-For Mayor,
eight hundred and thirty election dis
tricts out of SS3 give Tracy 52.401; Van
Wyck, 13S.e61: Low, n,S72; George. II, 4S2.
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|A[N YORK ELECTS VAN WICK
Continued from First Page.

showing, scarcely five per cent Of the
votes in lew York counted up to s
o'clock having been cast for the son
OF the author of Progress and Pow
erty."
IN some cases citizens who had in
tended to vote for George would not
DO SO, anticipating that an attempt
would result in the vitiating of the bal
lot as whole.
New York, November 2.-Chairman
Quigg, Of the Republican city and coun-
~ committee, was very glum and left
the headquarters at $40 o'clock. He
refused to make a formal statement,
and was very loath to discuss the sit
uation. He read the early
returns showing the gains for
Van Wyck and then collapsed entirely.
1t is impossible to describe the gloom
at the Republican headquarters. If
anything the depression was more ap-
parent than at the George headquar-
ters.
AT 8 o'clock there were only one or
two Republicans about. Gen. Tracy
did not appear at the headquarters at
all
SCENES OF GREAT JOY.
NEW YORK, November 2.-The head
quarters of Robert A. Van Wyck, at the
Bartholdi hotel was the scene of great
joy as the returns began to indicate a
sweeping Tammany victory. A score or
more Of people were in the rooms where
the returns were being received and they
cheered continually. But it was feast
without the host. Mayor-elect Van
Wyck did not appear at the headquarters
at any time during the night. He left the
headquarters at 4 p. M, going to police
headquarters with former Mayor Hugh
J. Grant, where he entered private room
in the office of the boiler inspectors.
THE NET RESULT.
New York, November 3.-The esti-
mated vote of Greater New York for
Mayor follows:
Van Wyck, 233,752; Low, 1861;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03

Tracy, 1OO,99S; George, 2O,3S6. Van
Wyck's plurality, S6,9S1.
The plurality Of Parker, Democratic
candidate for Judge of the Court of
Appeals, in the State is estimated at
10000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
LINEN SPECIALS.

Fine Hemstitched Table Cloths.
broken sets, no napkins, full 211s yards
long, for $3.50; full three yards long
for $3.50 each.
Six dozen All-Linen Lunch Cloths,
with drawn work, at s1.19, worth s1.75.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03

AT 8 o'clock there were only one or
two Republicans about. Gen. Tracy
did not appear at the headquarters at
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04
RETURN FsOM The YAOUiS.
The b. II. Sining COMPANY, Prospeetor,
arc Here.

W A. Mitchell aui Grant Bowen. who
left III Pa-u ~ september tu ~ h. the
(aqui placer h"li- frturnei last even.
lng, accompanied ~ R,ht. tuy. ~ Fort
worth Gni Ihn' ltnr. II BuI lhr
part, left at the placer nrli- ~ a claim
they located, Jim Borden, II HI ra.r. Ani
Gus J"hr-, ~ ta-t- utaui,-, WIN art.-
lr't h"hini tu Vufk lln claim
They rrpott u" lnlui country ~ over.
run With ptO-prctut-, Who are nl,nng
very lttIrgold. The ptu-Irctot. brought
back with them -oInr tree soli The, ian.
nri out, but II IL unl, small amount.
They all report having had ~ very ruusr
ttip AMI uu tl'Ir tr,urn the, Sustained
many rriAtiuu- ~ they hat To- travel mf
iaN- alta tiur wlthuut ANYTHING to IN
IT, regard iu the Asht With ,mrnr.
hui r"u"sair- That "a- frvuft,si iu the
phP"t- q Irn W"rk- AZ lu which ,rI-
Kline, uu" " ,h"tr parts. Ma shot ant
retained 10 HI lA-" the part, Az ,ct,
mum. AM The shooting - kunr is a
mN ,trtN -t'li uu-uln.i NJ That ruu,' BE-.
gotten out II th" party ou Mat -uI lrrt
Ma that thrN hAd all Agt,,,l MT to 80,
anNthus hhuu, It" aui thus the nv
t,n stAni-
what the, vii iu ,u future o.. ui,
.o"u- tu knuN A. inr, d, au, 81,
whether thpN viii piufu T.. ~. N.,Y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04
CAPITAL LulLlNGS.

l'.. r.r Nr~ N,, ...
EuiugIa lrWuliu llri IN this city On
saturday night, aged - yrar-, and Was
hutlri III SAL Miguel cemetery from the
cathedral at O'Clock this morning.
lhe average Attendance at the city
puhllc ~rhWl~ during the current month
la- been ahout so marked Improve
m"ut uN.T the previous month
Arthur !. SKINNER. ut Santa Fr. and
Miss Myrtle Il. Lewis, II Crr,air. Colo,
were married Oh last Thursday afternoon
At the Residence ut Rev. t. :. Madden. IA
santa fr
Hon !. >. lluhhrll. uf Albuquerque. the
harIi-ulu" and puI lIlat ~hrrr u BrruAl.
ilIur"uuti, Was ~ the city yesterday on
official tu-In"--, und registered at the
tialtr.
tl"fk uI'drt-l"tNr this Afternoon drew
the territorial grand aud petit JurIr- iur
the trflu ui the district court. which Will
con, 'ur at the court house IA santa tr
un December Is
VII u, j. prNine, " Albuquerque, spec
laI agent Ot thr New York Lille Insurance
company, ~ IN the city, accompanied by
Mr. Il e. Wallace, oi Las Vegas. They
register the Palace hotel aud will rr.
main several days
lore 4. Ortlz aud Maria santos ortiz.
both of santa Fr. were united ia mar.
rihgr al the cathedral this morning At :
o'rlock. The ceremony WAS performed t.,
Vicar ,,eneral fourch"gu IL the prr-rucr
of "A number Of friends of the contracting
parties.
taptain " II IT, James. IHenty fourth
infantry. uitrd States army. on duty
with the National Guard Of the territory.
ha- returned from the east. having been
absent on n six weeks leave Of absence
Part Of this time WAS spent Mt Chicago
Lawn, where the captain has relatives
residing
were taken Ia the santa Fe railway depot
at o'clock saturday evening by Monte.
zuma lulge, Free and Accepted Ma~on-.
after an appropriate part ot the Masonic
burial services hal been held over them
,,ro J.. Nyiiys accompanied the rrnHlu-
tu II. lnui-, where they viii receive linal
intrrmrnt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04
uilGArloN pl>ro>to ol
A bsttCe NsnierN rnaNllI4N,. NJ
forces Boni IN B.n'nn N.r..

lu ,hu mu'"r ~ Nu-.. Nl..... $50.
w al w B. pm-| hl ,.,.. ...s
0Nunf-mp ant p,--'-..pn p lu. .u'.u
Su.l mnr 900 -uut' ~hu,a p" .u .. ID.
rhamh"t- at santa t' Na'u.-,,, o..
ur,u. Julw Ds,un ur'.u' .r 70
'f"r ip -rh.thnr, ~ 'lilrS-
i',' the rthN"f ~ %. p",,..".f- ..
Sthttri, hHi ESPECIALLY lhAi go" 81, ,H.. ..
m,u, u' Niii,rru ih"futYu - lt,-..n
y %" iiu'u ,'-tiir Interest ju toe m....
,Ir" b. btmr r'-Isii'''. 200. rtl,.. '.
Nht salt Trusts" hu AuthufIl hYI g.
~. ted ~ -Irh Co., deliver tu o." % ".
-pu Nottingham a ruuNrNhu'" hul O."
trA-r at iAN hul III r,uN ut all hnI
singular "a" property affected
lh" l"rn" l- ultir subject tun ruu
irrfr" 80 ~" pfrui-'-. tp the -ub rH-"
.u' thr N'uL . G.... 4. sam" j. Force tr
th" U'vs N.,"JUu j " knHh" ~ ;fl-.
t"r. hdi a-u g. o." ruu'Ituu g. tr lU.
-"f'"d "a ih" runN'NHur" Bui f"lra-' o.,
hn' rN"rut"i ~ l'r hlmuI-ittifIb OF l.r
iiuhn estate. rpt ~" Iurpr-, u, th,-''
proceeding, ~" court r"thu- ur-'itr.
uYu ~ tl". rA.".
j. n kWrl,I frvrr-,ut,.' TIE Petition
rf- aui II VI hurI-lr,. o' kap-a- &C.,.
,ppHufri 'uf Mare llu'u, almu-'r.
TIM
II g.. lu'"t-turi That thl- irrf", auhi,
i-pr."- ~ ~" litigation that hA- -H ,..g
riwi'i -" utt" "i %" E"utun WHUr. aI 4
r"ul"t- Nr Fufrr.- working n"a! 900 Co..
Wop"rN uuh-~alI,hi" 1u.nii r"-r".,-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04
IHE Big DiICHHS.
work VIII Proceed at once on the
Enterprise.

EnlcfpflSc.
II WAS anrOuncpd In the Time, " last
week that actual work would commence
rdne-iay " Thursday " this week on
the Anima- River Land aud Irrigation
company's G nal on the weSt side oi the
river. but owing 10 the non arrival " the
company's engineer from Utah, the work
will probably no, b-gih before some time
next week
Nedue-iay evenings mail brought n
telegram " j. u Holmes, the represents.
tive on the ground, from an eastern
member Oi the company, saying that he
would be In Durango " ednersiay. and Tor
hr Holmes To meet him there, Notwi,h.
standing that the night wRs dark AMI
stormy, M-arrs. Holmes aud scott y. Nor.
tl- started Tor Durango and made the
SIXTY mile trip 10y yesterday morning A.
the arrival VI this eastern representative
hal been anticipated Tor u day or two
aud ~ his presence here II important,
hl- coming II highly gratifying ~ M.
HOLMES,
"lul can say" said the latter gentle.
man, that W. prOpu-e ~ commence mOy.
ing dltt At the earliest pn--ihlr moment;
Just ~ slon ~ our engineer can get
here"
NUMEROUS people from Colorado and
rl-rWhrrr ~" already coming In Tor the
PURPOSE 0f taking up government land
under the prupn-ri canals, but the new.
comets are not IL suggestion ~ the grand
iuiluN " hulnr-"rkrf- which viii prob.
auIy h" seen III THIS county n mouth
hrucr -- san Juan Counts Times
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04
NEW MEXICO NEWS.


''',"' "'''' "'"' ''l''"'N "''' "N'"
WI !" Wv "'''' 7'"I'@ '"'7 N''A'
hrral trains of freight wagons are
'"'''"s WV" r"'"''"R''h ""''! "'"H'"s
'''''''"' '"' INV "'''''''s7'
The n"lden Max Nlhlhg company har
hl"i deed of assignment of II" pr"l"ft!
nj hlinH'eih'""'' I" W., ArfAriahh'
There are eighteen patients suffering
it"lh various "r'iI' Ills nj The I'aiI"T
nom" III Las vegas al lh" present Time
IT, Il " ManIry wa- IA CrtrlIlu-
l"nklng over n" -m-lt"r snd plant of
th" MARY Mining ahi smelling company
There wa- universal rrgrr, IN AZTEC
when the nrN- reached there ui the
death nt Mf-. r. - liufAn. ot Farming.
ton
The La BrlIr stage rrnpAn, has r-tnh.
/ ll-hri ta-t freight line, And Will deliver
gr-i- to points IN the ia h-llr district
promptly
u,tt, Ian, IA. r,r,ri ia. IhnII.
pfuImrt, ut Rn-~rll trrruth NarAt~i h.,
" - fton. Ani viii hnng his family
there ifum lnuldai ~ a week ~ -n.
uh,,l.- \ .,r,n wh, t,,,u,I, .c.
c.r,,l nuit,,u S,,h m. ,,uhs \ .u,k.
vun numh.t I.al.t. ~ nut,uv, re-.
| moved hi- fA,l, and household effects
rom Aztec a. that place.
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,,, ~, ,,, no., Ian, ,.,n,.,n,.,., -,
,,. ,,.,,,., .m,.-, ru,o, u.,,,.,
,.,s,,. tI,. .,,,,,.. .,-il,,,,, .u,,I., IT,, ,.v
minister p,arll CM,tnn
N ,.,,.,,. ,,,,, 81. ,-,,.,
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'fH' ''''n "''as"' ""'' "'''''''"@ ''~'
hereafter u" VIII '"'''' MS ~ .'''N"
'"h''"h I" p'"n "'ns Wv '"''""'' ~ '''.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04
IT. III VANS Ilit PlAtt.
Bishop nau can Have the Archbishop,
Place.


Bishop MatZ. who II apparently he-
yond question the general cholr" for a.,
vacancy caused by ArchhishCp Ihapellr'-
removal, is not In the city. -ayz The
Denver Post. lie IL At GuanaJ JIatn. Old
Mrxiro. and II not expected home until u
few days before Christmas.
Father Callahan stated that nothing
could be announced definitely regarding
the successor OF rhap.lls Plr-t. II Is
foreign tO the custom wherein eccle-ia-
tlcHl law prevails t0 make ANY matter ~
the kind public before its occurrence,
aud, second b-csu+e II IL not known
whether Bishop Ma,z would agree Ia
leave Denver
1T will take some time" said Father
{ illanAn. "hrfOtr -uccr,-or tu Arch
bishop rhapellr il selected Ia" ruun
rll ~ sfrhbi-hOpS must first In,.'t. Tins
meeting will probably b" held IN Santa
fp"
WIN 1t occur during the present
year." WA asked.
Il could not -ay At what time, II
might H. rsllei early IN Jauu,rl"
Has the name of anyone except Bishop
MstI been suggested ~ IN" sfrhhl-hop'-
snrc,~.ofI"
"No slf; not that am aware IT.
Would not the iari that hl- n.rur l.
the only 0ne mentioned hr considered Al
Indication that hr would b" Ia" rh"lrr''
much would dep"ni npon hl- Wiling
ness Ia accept II lie might not rh",'-"
to leave lrnyrr, II viii rqulr" -"m"
one Who speaks spanish Nu'utly and
bishop Matz IL "A master of this Ian.
guage"
In a general way II lo"k- ~ II IA"
bishop wO,ili bp the rhuirr. iu+- II not -
Much iep-ni- upon him. Their" viii
I've no action taken Ia the matter lot
-ome time, ~ this much ! can assure
YOU.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04

Advice has Just been received from III
Paro, Of the marriage Ot Miss Myra ilArk.
ne-s, who left Las Vegas for that place
last saturday night, Says the III fa-o
Daily Herald; Miss Myra Harkness, Oi
Las Vegas, y, NJ, and oscar j, Frost, Of
Silao. Mexico. were married al the r-si.
dence Of G.W. North, this afternoon, Rev.
H. v. M"ore, II the Presbyterian church,
officiating, Mr., aud Mrs, Frost leave Tor
tlr city ot Mexico, tomorrow, ani viii
make silao their future home" The
bride formerly resided In Crrrillua, and
from that town took up her Residence III
Las Vegas For years. Mr. Frost WAS All
engineer on the Atlantic \ Pacific, now
TIE santa fe Pacific, ana resided In this
city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04

n capital hO"kk~per since that date.
the Decreased hal ~ permanent employ
ment. Keeping thu bUok- Tor several con.
Germs, among them belng Emil klelnuoft.
VI the Third street meat market As he
lid not show ny nj the mrat market to
make out the monthly accounts, Mr.
kleinwort Oh yesterday informed him
that he could not submit to such actions
aud that he would have to get another
bJukkrrpcr
ArTib lI,UlIAR
For some time" said friend oi the
drc"a-''i this atternoun. II have cnnsld.
cred Mamfoth partially unbalanced and
his actions Indicated lO me that -ume-
thing Sa- wrong, tut whether II was
over some great nnAnrlai troubles
cannot STATE. | ain further convinced.
however, since his return from lA,- Cor.
ralr- aud his recital Ui bring lost 10
broad dai hight IN the thckrt of small
trees, near the l.u- ,oftalr- bridge. that
the man ~AS dr-pouirnt ur crazy over
-uuIr great trouble
Otukh- TAIk.
lr frarrr, Who worked hard with the
drceH-'"; last nlgh, anl left him appar.
antlA out ut danger, states that MamTOth
has hot t"all, been himself since his -rr.
iou- Illness With appendicitis last spring
Others, huNr,rf. claim that gambling
anh - failure to trAlilr from that source
~ uflrf tp meet certain obligations wa
pfiuIIl, thr cause of his f,,-oitlug to
sell destruction
Etih ktMuNtb.
At lo.l' tins mrtmng ndrftakrt
strong wh~ -u'umou,i and removed the
hudN, per Instructions from several
Ma-uus to his place On north second
street, where the remains are receiving
attention.
lYiug ~ destitute circumstances the
.n"l,N- ~ the i,rra-ri are raising a fund
To- ~" "a" booty Respectable burial.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04
MraIl,rI kennrt


III" following data, covering prrlui
IT tWruN three years have lssn com
pllri from the weather bureau records al
SAINT" r" io; tn" III nth ot December
temperature Mean ~ normal, 8!
l"gte"-.
The wafnIr~t month was that NJ lN>t.
With All average "i ~ degrees
Ia" coolest month "as that Of lN!5.
with an average Of ~ degrees.
The highest temperature Sa- ~
iegrrr-, olI December s, lN1~
The lowest temperature" Wa rs de-.
Sf""E, "h December -, ~"
Precipitation rain ani melted -no" .
N-rAge fur the month uN, inches
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04
An tDulAllD lNblAa.
A Grani>on OF ColhiSe Returns to Art
Iina.

Nnt"u" Nphrh" pf"hahl, the h''-t rir.-
rh'"l hhunglnr ever pruiucrd T., the
territory, l. Visiting NlErna at present.
after au nhc"n-r oI many wears IN th"
"a-' -prnt Ia learning uf his pai". faced
hfn!hrfr. II" l- n fuil hluwiri Chirra
huh, gthnd-rn ul IL" once q ., chief
after Whom IA" counts ~ C~rhl-r WA
naiu'd. AMI Ma captured Hh"u child
hN '"nrfal Howard ~ the ,hlrarahua
mountains. II" r-cap-i from Fortress
M"ur,-, Virginia whrr" hr WA taken
after his capture, ani went Ia New York
clt,, "hrr" hI- Intelligence attracted the
attention ot educators, aud Antonio WA
taken IN hand and dsN.lOIs'i into u-.,.
fnl ag"n, u the government IN the --cur
ing II III. chronological specimens from
ia" tribes oi the southwest. on quest oi
which character hr Is AT present IN Ari
IONA Ionh-iuur pru-pectOf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04
,-psnoIs ,.ii-y sugar ,i.-,.

Mr. oscar Mallinckroit, Of E-panola,
has ln1t Forwarded sample of twenty
ppurd- o' sugar brets Tor analysis 10 the
Agricultural college at Las Cruces, Hon
lose 4. Lucrro. county commissioner,
residing at E1panola, has Just received
,he results u all analysis oi beets Srn,
by him TO the Agricultural college a
short tim" since, aud the result Is n
per cent oi sugar II must b- rrmeIu
brrri that sugar beet raising WAS this
wear simply tried ~ All experiment In
the E-panOla valley, aud that the coming
year the percentage Of sugar Ia beets
raised In that section will doubtless show
up much higher. New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04
HAsDN Win I'M rtN
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wallace uttcfS Two lJtgeri,>,


iyuuug man named Wallace iuhrhr.
a urph"S ot ,"u"ta lrH M.I,ar", Ant
WHO l. highly rnnr"rt"d rn Ia" coast -
Ia peck NJ ttoui!r. he Il WA Whu
forged Dt. l'utmaIl- nAIIr g. n 80 chrrk
saturday night AMI ra-hri II at the
klrhrliru -alun. lie war saved IN uat
fr-prrt ifum going to jail by returning
the money unirt threats from the pro.
prletor ~ the saloon.
That WA not ih. only oiirn-r, hpS.
ever, Lt hr immediately passed another
cheek fur 81 at hutt'- drug store, sign
ing nf rItnAn'- name.
The young man next went to ll- rUum
aud quitting nn An old suit otrlotht~-. took
u revolver belonging Ia another gentle
man. aud left the huu-r. He went tn
fuIlA- stable where hr hrWi IA Sable
horse and foir Ia Tempe. lie ili not r..
turn 0n SUNDAY morning at the stipulated
time, AMI becoming uneasy, Mr.. Fulut
hal II warrant l-ru~i for duncan arrest
II" wa- found At Temp" 10y D"puty sh"r.
III l,~rrgr aud returned 10 thl- clty
NJ the amount " the checks which
duncan fotg4i wrr" made gupi, hr ptnh
ably would not ha," been prosecuted ~
lr, Purnlan ii not care tu push the
charges sgain-t the yOing trll0S 0n ar-
count III his parents, who Afr well known
~ the physician, The grand JURY, ho@.
ever. made an Investigation Of the mat,
ter. but II l. not known whether he vii
b" indicted ~ not. At any rate Il" u
-illl IN ru-ti.,
The th"ofN fur the young mali'- actions
u advanced that hr II insane Ani nut Ar
rnuu'ahlr. II l. said that he wa~ ruu
liuri H. an asylum IN the east at one
time llnliS 'ihErttr.
Charles u'rh-lr. fOrmrrl, ~ this clN
hui nuw ~ los Luna-. II here to h-
tf"at~i Tor bal "Sr, u" rSIrct- Ia r'-
turn tu l.oa l.unhs To- Inoffow morning
Jn~ rohu, ,hr II lr-rph, Mo-, com
m"tr,al tfa,rl"r, /, here to-day. II" states
that iarirr, N" has" hali pitcher, Will
,I-tt Albuquerque ~ u 'r~ i4y-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04

will be hiown ~ station A. Sunn after
january NJ Frederick will return and
submit to the citizens n proposition
tur bids Tor new p-toilce building
at some location central ~ all the
inhabitants " both the new ani oll
towns The hmlling trqultei irr tins
pufpo-" must he not less than aNNluu
feet sitE n H. fnt ceiling. Nt" ptuof
vault an all mpirrn improvements 1t
must al-u hr ut least iva -ioSi-s III
height II viii h- observed that there l.
not nov at central lucatlun any such
building ~ viii hr demanded l., the lie.
paTtment Tor the nrW office Hui that
such building must hereafter hr erected.
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