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

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HE great amount ut correspondence
that fell 10 my lot Wa due principally Ia
the fact that the secretary omitted IA the
compiling Of the pamphlet uu mining Ia
insert the names NJ the officers aud mem
hers ~ the bureau, ~ his own ~ srrTr.
latt when the ptmphtrt Ma prlutrd |
frrrlNrd ul'n copies lur dl~ttlhuliuu. |
hat =, unrr -ulur slips printed. which
f,,u ~ follows Compliments Of j, i
l.rr-,Il, President itufrHu ~ lmmlgfH
uuu, ~nrutru. y, VI" This ruuT~r gANr
nv difr~s To- the ".u' parties ln whom !
mailed a." pamphlets, AMI which resulted
Va the great Volume ~ correspondence
that fell yu nv lot, greatly In the drtu
urnt ~ nv personal hu-iur-s Thu, ~
fut ! hop", viii not "cut again, aud |
uuw recommend that the Lame. II all
uihcrf- AMI members AMI that uf the Sec
IflhlN '" w llNf'l 'lll MI lhlllIlllfl@ hllil
uthrt matter that WhN IA the future rlu
aualr from tl,~ hurrHu, and that IA,
,p-lullIrr address Of zach lee placed uu
iS'-ltr h- respective name. he Huk ui
correspondence VIII then fail rqUmll,
nIrH members AMI uu ~" secretary u.uf,
directly
| would also recommend that !hr hN
laws iut the guNrtumruI NJ n" hIfrdu nj
lmmlsrHiluu l~ amended lu read lhA
-,Nru rrmh"r- stall ruusiltutrA quorum
ipf ~" transaction ~ all huslurss tia
-Lall come before the bureau The pre-,
rut numl"r that constitutes quorum l.
very dllirulI 10 obtain, n, the prrs"ri al,
FORMER @'~~luu- have demuu-tfat,h
would recommend that the hufrAu II
sue ~ -,0u a. ptartirahl" n SERIES ~ -ual
p pamphlets on the f,lluSiug Industries
NOpl, cllmAtr fruits sugar h"rt, AgTlrul
tutr ann manufactures ur.d,si al-u lif
clAys aud banding stones
luk Nu1l INIikl~I
! u New Mexico Is, Ia my Judgment N
ulOet important, our climate, our soil, GA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23
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Mslquisd-, MARTIN. WHO Fatally stabbed
Its lady Love, Arrested,
Nelquiade- Martin va. arrested nj
kahchu, lie Atll-co al = uriuck tins morn.
lUg, at the house ~ Pablo SAuLtr. ~
Shetin llubhrll
READERS IT luH mas viii remember
The facts being tuiI rNciu-lNrly ~ these
columns, that u few DAYS before the list
" January, 1875, Martin callrd on Miss
frllritA Bafrla, nj jhilili, aud asked her
Ia become his wife. She refused and. IN
n maiienrd mpd, hr stHbbri hef With n
dirk several times, the gifl diving IA few
days aftrtwatd.
The murderer remained around Chilili
for several days aud then rUie toward NJ
buqueflue but Instead ~ reaching TINS
city lac took the river road. going south,
aud thence west 10 the Iuni mountains.
II II now learned irrln sheriff llubhrll
that the murderer went To the camp NJ
his father. who II foreman ~ a flock VI
sheep III the 4 nj mountains fOt |. Ma
Lnn. The senior Martin told his son that
officers were III the mountains IN the
lookout Tor hin, aud that II would he
wl-" Tor hun tu SEEK more sale retreat,
Ia" -uli tlpIl mounted his horse and left,
reaching the Rio t'ranir lu.t fellow
I-lrta. AMI then came up the tNrt IL
kdhylur de AlIl-cu.
Early thl. morn TX the sheriff received
news that Martin waS at the Ranches
aud -opn thrrrhttr' his arrest wa made
At first hr iruld that hr wAS the man
wanted. lat ~hn the -hrtllI informed
HIM that hr lluhhrl, kurw hlnI, Martin
openly confessed that he stabbed the girl
lie WAS placed ~ the county Jail, Il
ahuut - Years uld, Arh has hai front
teeth, which defect undoubtedly assisted
sheriff hubbell IA more clearly identify
ing the murderer,
Martin will be taken Ia Chilli to-mOr
row morning, whrts he will have his pre-
llninaty hearing before the justice III
the precinct there sheriff lIuhbrll ant
deputy Will accompany the prisoner I,
tmlllI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23
pr.rr,rd Recognition.

superintendent ;. NJ Met 0wan. Of the
Indian SchUl north Of the city. has h'rn
uil"frd promotion IL III" highest civil
srtNlcr position ~ the GIT ~ the Indian
bureau that II supervisor Of Indian
schools. Mr. Mctu~au feels very much
grartird AT this appointment. coming, ~
II does, Wiil-ut solicitation, yet hr heal
,alr~ al"ut accepting, inssmuch ~ ac'
crptancr urau- removal from Alhupuer
qur aud the school. IN which he IL very
much Interested Ina duties will take
him all over the United States inspect.
INK. investigating aud reporting on the
various Indian schools and agencies. II
l. n yer, Important = ,Sition. and brings
hun clu.r H. the head " Indian affairs.
lllS salary viii be- about $3.th year.
The peopl" IL Albuquerque, while re-
lulced M his deserved promotion, are tx.
c"edlnglI -ort, e. l"-r him from their
midst The -chWl over which he pre-
-ldra has never been IN such efficient
hands
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23

), q. Zimmerman. n stanographer In
n" accounting department, J. j Nrago-
Nlrh'S office, ot the santa Fe, Prescott "
Phoenix railroad, has resigned hi+ po1i
ton AMI left Friday night for Topeka. Ia
take similar position III the 0ilir" II v,
J Black, general passenger agent Of the
Santa Fe read, lie II u young man Of
the most exemplary hsbits and makes
friends of every on" with whom he he.
comes acquainted, and will he greatly
missed In Prescott. illI successor IL
Lewis Snyder, who comes dircc, from
Chicago journal Miner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23
IIaL umiI tnmriImg lnr.

brakeman. not thousand miles II"
san Marcial, was recently elected justr
of the peace. 4 few da,S thereaftrl
couple appeared before HIM Ia have T.,
the knot that binds. tn inpulrlng u
names Of the contracting parties, IL
were given ~ Miss sarah Carr and Jo'
Carr. with All indignant l""k the jua.
refused IL perform the ceremony, saylu
"Nuw, lunk here, | would have YOU kuu
that have quit rallroaiing. aud a
Judge Of this court, aud by heayrl
have quit coupling cars." Another iuu.
WAS found 10 de- ia. coupling Rlnc,
Weekly,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23
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Ctcrps UP
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23

4 tran,lrf Ia Ia" "uploy NJ Matt 1t
t'e, ot NUsales, while unloading so'n'
heavy machinery al Crittcnien had IT.
misfortune 10 break rs arm above IT,
elbow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23

The Tombstone lrrSpector says: E. 4
Holmes. a>-a.er for Lewiston HrO-,, s
X NemOnt, ha- been IN Nngalrs purch,'
ing burrus for the company lie rep"-'
about seyrnty-t,r men nj work al Roe
mont, and expects the force ",
b. increased soun, he purchased -eNr'a
head 1T hurro- which ARE 10 he used =.
packing ore.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23
SHOPS Al GALVESTON.
Immense Plant OF the Gulf, Colorado 4
Santa Fe Turning Out Cars.

galveston. Jan 2i.-t'us of the busiest
the immense plant of the cuff, Colorado
X santa Fr railroad The buildings used
NJ the machine shops paint shop, wood
machine shupf blacksmith and boiler
shop, hrass foundry, tin shop and car re-
pair shops a." All large and substantial
structures 81 lnwlrrn design aud equipped
with I've latest marhlnrr!. The plant
occupies n large tract ~ ground IN the
western portion Of the Ell. and ranks
among the largest and u,1t railway
s.op1 IN the country. NcArly four hun
bred mechanics ara employed Ia the pay
roll aggregates about $1,000 per an.
nl,u
The works are complete In every re-
spect AMI cnpacllatod 10 build xix loco.
motive a NIonth aud ( urn ont paasen.
ger ani freight cars. Under the manage
Insnt of Il. \. Hancock. superintendent Of
machi9"r, the shops have turned out nm
Immense amount ~ reconstruction and
repair work duiug tie past year. The
company IL now pushing the work ot
eauipping its entire rolling stock with
the standard automatic conplers. air
brakes ami hand guards. Ia compliance
with the interstate commerce Law reluir.
lug all railroad ears Ia hp 81 equipped by
January, lNH, The pant has been en-
latgrd by the addition IL several new
buildings erected within the last two
years, and there Is every indication OF
further extensions In the near future.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18
DR D. 5. MILLS, Pres.
 DR. X ". TRoups, Sec.
HIS TROUBLES OVER.

:. ell Known aud Popular Raasoad Man
 Passes aaay
 Death has claimed another victim, whose memory will long resiIe in the hearts of many of our people, A good man has passed from earth to bis heavenly home, after q well fought battle The latter months of his life was one of gloom, due to the inscrutuble wisdom of the Almighty Father. But the clouds which rested on the mind of our frieHG-so we shall call him. for he was the friend of all wh3 kHeW him-has been lifted, and today with spiritual eyes, let us hope, he is enjoying the beauties of Paradise.
 Ne refer to Capt. P.L ConnellSe who on yesterday, April IT, 1897, at 6 e'clock, died in Little Rock, after months of i'll health.
 Capt. Connolly was one of hc best known and most popular railroad mea in Arkansas. He became con- nected with the Cotton Belt railroad, in this city, about the ear lSS9, as aoadmaster, and by faithful and conscientious efforts, worked up to fhe position of Trainmaster, and from that position 10 the responsible ane' of Division superintendent 9 trh position hc held for more than thiee cars The work 1ai mental strain proved roo much for him, and brought on q mental malady which resulted in his death, on yesterday.
 Capt. Connolly was a member of tue O. R C. and B. r. o. F. orders and was held iii high esteem by all who knew him. He was about 46 years of age, and leaves devoted wife, who lives in this city. and five orphan children to mourn the loss of his love and tender care.
 His remains will be carried to his old home at Desoto, Mo, for inter mpnt. MesSrs. ] C Fox and j. 4. Holmes, as representatives of the 0. R C. Lodge ef this city. will accom- papN the body to it's last resting l place
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18
PINE BLEFFYAN,S h0NOREp.

PINE BLUFFIAN'S $ hONORED.
 It is an old maxim that "some men are born great, others acquire greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them The latter is just now especially true of Pine Blufians During the past week honors have been falling thick aua fast upon some CT our esteemed fellow citizens. We must confess that we are hardly prepared for the multitudinous honors that are falling so promiscuously in our midst aud know not where to ex- pect lie ti4h.egs 10 strike a1 iile next turn [. tae wseel of feriune. Pine Bluth..rs are just COW becou- iag unusually hoaered, and are about to moeopoli.e ali the civic and military honor of the Stale. A few days ago our esteemed fellow citizen, Col E. NJ Knox was made 3 Brigadier-Geueral at the late meeting of the Arkansas ex-Confed crates Association; thee oe. fellow townsmah, Mr A E Grace who has heretofore sought 10 higher honor than that of a private citi zen, was appointed Adjutant.Gen eral of the militia forces Of Arkan- sas and Chief Of Staff of Major General k G Shaver. and now comes the State Bankers Associa
 tion who do houors to themselves and further honors to Piae Bluff by the election of Mir. E H. Head, of this city, as President of that Assc- citation If this thing keeps up much longer the State of Arkansas will become known as the State of Jefferson, and, since there is 10 State in the Union named after the immortal author of the Declaration of Independence the idea would not be bad one, after all
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sr. Joseph's Catholic Church.

The celebrations for Easter Sun day will begin at 7:30 a. n. Tie High Mass vii be at 10:3o. The church has been beautifully deco rated, and the ehair one of tbe largest ia the city, has prepared fine music The subject of the ser mon by Father Lucy, in the morn iHg, will be- "The Necessity of Certainty in Christian Faith. In the evening "Infanibillty will be the theme.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18
THE DOCTORS
he Jefferson County medtcos Meet in
 Regular $ ssion.

Regular s ssion
 The Jefferson County Medical Society met in regular session Fri day night, President Q C WaIr i0 the elaie. WHh 'he fala4tuQ n. n- bers present: Drs. Goree, Pendle ton, Withers, Noe, Mills. Stanley, Troupe, Hall aud Ranyaa.
 On motion, the regular order of business was dispensed with and the society proceeded at once to the election of officers for the ensuing year and delegates to the Arkansas Medical Society and American Med- ical Society. Ballots were taken and the following officers were duly elected:
 Dc. D. 5. Mills, President; Dr. J. P. Runyan, yice-President; Dr. A. ". Troupe, Secretary; pr. J. L.. Goree, Treasurer pr. J F S.anIey, Librarian.
 Dr. B. A. Hail was appointed 8 committee of one to escort the new ly elected President to the chair, who delivered a most eloquent speech, urging upon the members of tue society the necessity of more active work to build up our society. Other members joined the Presi= dent in giving good advice. and each member pledged himself to be more puaetual it attendanee in future.
 The following members were then appointed as delegates to the Ark ansas Medical Society, which meets in Little Rock May II, F and 13, 1897, towit
 Drs. J. ". Withers. P H. Pendle- dleton, B A Hall, A. " Troupe, J. P. Runyan. Alteroates, Frs. z. Orto, D. c Walt, D. 5. Mills. John Waters, c. c. Hankinson and Pry.
 Delegates to the American Medi- cal Associations: Drs Goree and Jordan. Alternates, Drs. Hal and
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Christian Church :.

There will be an Easter service at the Christian church (Imperinl k. of r Hall) Sunday, II q. ID. The pas tor. Rev. T. E. sapp, Win speak on the subject: "The Risen Christ.
 At 7:30 D. Ill, his subject will De: Yet. There is room"
 There will be baptismal services at Smart's pond at D. m. The public is invited to attend the services.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18
 IsaBfist Church.

Sunday School at 9:30 q. m Morn ing service at II o'clock, conducted by '. Nj. C. 4 delegate. Peoples Union at 4;l5 D. m. Evening service at S o'clock conducted by W. K. Mathews of New York, followed by arainance ef bantism
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18

ON account of threatened pneu. monia the proposed banquet Satuf- day night at St. Louis to Gen. Powell Clayton. the new Minister to Mexico, was cancelled.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18

TIE mother of Senator Marcus A. Hanna, of Ohio, died Friday, at Asnville, N. C., of pneumonia, aged 64 years. The remains will be taken to Cleveland. Q for interment
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18

A BREAK 100 feet wide in the levee near Delta, La, occurred Friday night and tue lower Mississippi including New Orleans, $ threaten ed with an overflow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18

THE air ship, which is said to be sailing around promiseqopoly 1t nights, continues 10 excite specu. lation aud wonder IL is described as huge, dark object, with q bright headlight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18

WE do not understand the Men phis Commeeeioi Ar3ealS apparent hostility to Co gressm H Benton McMillin. The Tennessee statesman is the ablest Democrat in the House and clearly entitled to the m nority leadership
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18
WALKER DRUG COMPANY.
10 Main Street.
CHURCH NOTES.
Riverside Methodist.

Aonng peoples service at ] l H. m. eoaiHeira hS John Carr, Jf.. T llea- drix College. Preaching at night y the Rev J. II Dye
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18

W. N. You've, onc of Little Rocks oldest and wealthiest citizens, died suddenly Friday of heart-fail1re.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18
thews. t ollege Secretary x. Y.

thews, ollege Secretary. x. Y. SIXTH AYE. BAprIs1-J E Diekin- son, Little Rock, and C. N Clark, Hendrix College
 LAKESIDE METHoDIsT-C. C. Hughes. Little Rock.
 RIVERSIDE METHoDlsT-John Carr. Jr, HehdriX College.
 Night services will be announced from the pulpits. Easter Services at the Main Street AI' tho.
 dist Church.
 The choir of the above church has made special preparation for today's E ter m.r- ine-sefyiees, the p2 gram niH consist of several Autteus For offertofy Mrs Mil Niehol will sing Grnliel : "Hosaana.'
 At Hi4ht q special Easter song service will be rendered with .he fol- lowing program: Lit Your Glad Voices ...........
 ... ......................Ghor with
 Soprano, Alto and Bass solos. We Praise Thee 0 God ............
 Chorus with Soprano
 and Alto duett and Bass solo. " Jerusalem ...... ........................
 ............Soprano and Alto duet. Il Know That My Redeemer
 
 LlVeth ..... ..........................
 ........Ghorus with Soprano solo. Christ the Lord s Risen Today
 ..... .................,...,. 0ffertory
 solo by Mrs Fred M. DileH. Several delegates to the !. NJ C. A- convention will make approoriate talks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18
 NOTICE
or Meeting Of uEnterrsted in the pina

or Meeting Of All Enterpsted in the Piue
 Bina Fair Association. The stockholders iu the Pine Bluff Fair Association are called to meet at the Citizens Bank at o'clock D.. m Monday April l9, 1897. All par ties interested in the promotion Of the enterprise. invited to be pres ent.
 .J ". ADAMS, Secretary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18

Stanley
 Essayists appointed to read pa peis at next meeting: Drs. J W. Nithers and D. c. Walt.
 After the meeting adjourned the society was treated to a most ele- gant spread, through the courtesy of the Anderson-Meyer Drug Co., which was thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18

TIE Louisville, (Ky5a Times, raised $1 ,600 by popular snbscrip- tion for the relief of the Arkansas flood sufferers.
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'. N. (. !. pslegatea to Preach.

The various pnlpits of the city will De filled by M. e. A. delegates to- day as follows:
 FIRsT PREsBYTERIAN-c. l.. Gates, International Secretary of Y.M. {. 4.
 FIRST MErHopIsT-W. k. Mat
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place
LIED.

WEitER-ln Pine Bluff, April IT, 1S96 Mrs. FANNIE WELLER. The funeral will take place Monday.
 The deceased was the venerable mother of Mr. Meyer Weller and Mrs. D. <. Bluthenthal, os this city. She came to Pine Emf from Winnweiler, Bavaria, about nine years ago She has son and daughter living at Ungsteiu, Bavaria; Aaron Weller, Of Chicago, and Nose Weller, of Joplin, Mo. are also her sons.
 The venerable lady was held i'll high esteem by all who knew her and the bereaved family have the sy Ill pathy of q large circle of friends. TIE split in the Democratic Con- gressional party cannot be attribu ted to the spike tail Itis perhaps to Joe BaiIey's aversion to splits that he refuses to adorn himself in split spike~tail" {"
 
 Ia,I +lo S.,,,<1a.. Gr,ars4Irc
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A Request
 Straight Forward to Ton From Walker
i)rugCo.

For Your Drug Trade; perhaps xen trade with us now, if so, we thank you anrl trust you will continue SD to do; if you do not We will be pleased tn have you call at ll0 Main street and make our acquaintance, meet onr clerks and familarize yourself with our way of doing business, and our prices.
 Pure Drugs and Skilled Labor
 Both metric and apothecaric weights and measures, torsion balance sensi- tive to one sixty fourth of a grain and the checking systems enables us to safely and properly prepare any pre- scription written by any doctor oil any blank and iu any sy item of weights and measures, and once you become our customer we have no fear of losing yop
 Cut thi' out and keep it till April 18th, then read our advertisement in this paper, there will be something for
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! < ell Known aad iopuiar Eatisoid Man
 Tassk 2 a1YaE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18

snr~ A ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN
 N APPRECIATION.
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YELEpHoNh OLD coMPANTl NO. lo2, TELEPHONE fNEw coMpANY1 NO. 242. gIIToR's RESIDENCE TEL. NO. 24O.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-05-06
Something to Know.

It may be worth something to
know that the very best medicine
for restoring the tired out nervous
system to healthy yigor is Elec-
trio Bitters. The medicine is pure
]y vegetable. acts by giving tone
to the nerve centers in the stom-
ach, gently stimulates the Liver
and Kidneys, and aids these organs
in throwing off impuri ties in the
blood. Electric Bitters improves
the appetite, aids digestion, and is
pronounced by those who have
tried it as the very best blood pu-
ritter and nerve tonic. Try it.
Sold for SOC and $l.00 per bottle at
Whitney's drug store. Q
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-05-06

PRESIDENT j. J. HILL, Of the Great
Northern Railway, is trying to open
a new market for American wheat in
the Asiatic countries, principally in
China and Japan. By his efforts ia
vorable rates of transportation have
been secured, and of last years crop
thirty or forty million bushels of
wheat have been transported across the
Pacific to feed the Mongoloid races.
This new outlet for our surplus wheat
will certainly help the American farm
er, and it is very important that this
market be encouraged and extended
as far as possible. If the one who
makes two blades of grass grow where
only one grew before, is public bene-
factor, so he who finds new markets
for our surplus grain, making two
markets where only one existed be-
fore, is also public benefactor.