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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-03

hope for favorable results II our country
would take the initiative Ia the move.
uent.
~ thOse near 10 President Mckinley II
Is said he IL IN hearty sympathy with
iluSe fa'oring monetary conference.
The lnlted States senate lately voted.
fUrty 81. to four. IN favor Of such n con.
terence. The object, by the terms Of the
resolution, In ~ secure "by international
q Agreement the hxity Of relative value be-.
tween gold and silver M money by
means VI n common ratio between these
metals. with free coinage at such ratio"
Having thus the authority ~ act IN the
premises II II more than likely the
president will nj All early day
take the necessary steps by inviting
other nations ~ join III IN converting
their representatives on this most imIpr.
tant subject whether or not our presi.
dent will he successful Ia getting other
nations 10 meet with IA II n matter
which eau br determined only by our
making the ,fIort. Hut II he does, not the
pleige Ut the party made Mt ~. Louis
Will have bten redeemed.
Let ~ supIN-e, however. that the lead
INK commercial nations again meet us In
conference W. confess that W. 49, moth.
ing Ia the existing conditions II the
commercial and financial world " JUS
tify the slightest glinner VI hope that
any results Of the least practical value
will hs accomplished With due defer.
rnce ~ the opinions of senator VOL.
colt aud the great majority " our
grave and reverend seniors" Vt the
senate We believe the fatal cause that
lSi ~ failure In previous conferences
viii W with w into the next, what In
the cause Is II the opposition Of King
land ~ Germany u other nations ?
No. What In II, them Nothing niure
nor le-S than the fact that the business,
world does not recognize that II is ham.
p"rrd or disseminated In any way under
existing monetary conditions From the
time the Latin Union legan u disinte-
CRATE -lHIl and Germany established
liz present money system. with our own
and other countries following In the
wake, the commercial world haa not
found Itself IN ANY manner crippled by
the changing aud changed laws In mon.
-tary standards. Il IL ihis one fact, In
our judgment, ,hRt has defeated all pre-
yio'ls efforts " re-e-tsblish The nxity Of
relative value between gold and silver W.
money by means Of common ratio b-.
tween these metals, with free coinage at
such ratio" and which must defeat all
future efforts until such time ~ those
penple feel that their interests are dam.
aged. When will that time come
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-03
Conductor Murray. from the north yes

Conductor Murray, from the north yes-
tsrdAy morning. had among his passed.
Eers, west-bopnd, y. n. Murphy, preri-
dent OF the santa We, Prescott h Phoenix
railway, who u returning 70 Prescott
from . business trip ~ Chicago and
New York, and q. n. Sargent, general
passenger agent for the road. Mrs.. Il.
n. Rlsekwell. mother Of Mr.. Sargent, &c
compknisd the latter 70 Prescott.
Jose n. Perez, deputy collector. kss 70.
turned from BernAlillo, where he had
gene 10 arrange Tor tbs ismbing OF hOck
OF about $500 ewes He stated that she
lamblnS this spring will average. a. far
a. no can ASCERTAIN. about ab per cent
Throughout the coantFy. NJ. Peres also
stated that he never saw sheep In ~ hne
condition ~ they are now.
Joe Barnett. writing 70 his partner,
John Wickstrom, says he u having q hne
time In San Francisco. and will not b.
-at home" for q least Q month yet Tie
and George Blunt will take In southern
California, and will attend Ia Fiesta at
Los Angeles thtt month.
The secretary OF the compilation hoard,
Hon. hAx Luna, who vas at Santa Fe
when the board was organized. returned
10 his homo at Los Lunss yesterday.
Miss Dean, the sfsicient waist nnishsr.
has returned from Socorro and secured
situation with MIS- Oleson, sB west
Railroad avenue.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-03
IIgsi,gTata Thief.

Robert l"r, the colored inilN idnal ar.
r"-lei at lSlriA yesterday 10y officer
Young, plead guilty nj his preliminary
examination before Judge 4. j. crawford
this aitrrnNn, aud WA hound over Ia the
next grand Jury Of the district court IN
"a" sum "t t5h Not being IN N p,s'ltiun
Ia gain his liberty by depHiting this
amount ~ lncrr. officer Young delivered
hun Ia the tender mrrci,'- 0f Jailrr Jones.
The officers ot our cit, police force lie
serve great credit fur III. indpfati gable
manner IN which they chung a. the case
nntll the, had the thief safely under lock
Ini krN;t~UIg up day and night Ia NJ
r"mPlish that RESULT.
Lee Il the same col"rrd man who made
the deadly assault on two men near Ger
rlllo- al1ul two years aga. aud II the
-an" individual VII" ruhhtsi n Pullman
coach near Ration u Tow weeks before,
lie L. 4 hard case,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-03

The hoard ~ town trustees held an i'm,
pufi9ni ""sSiOn on "Wednesday evening
"nr II the matters coming before the
hoard hring the water bond question
E"f,thlng Is nov III readiness for action
and the board instructed IL attorney Mr.
Henry Ia prepare the necessary prupsal
Ior bids Ia m placed IN two New York
'inanclal pa~r-, ani one daily In each NJ
the following cities, Chicago. 81, Louis
aud kansas Clty. The sale IL Ia be nj
Nrrti-,d IN four lSslea ~ each paper aud
n" bids oI~ned, and II satisfactory
awarded nj n" last meeting nf the hOari
IN Apfil, which Will hr the 18th.
tilrHnrf.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-03

footsteps No mas
stand the strain OF modern bus,n,s
petition who ~ilfully negiects his n.
II IL not good policy 10 ovetwoiL ~
man who Looks Ailci his health can ~,
great deal Of II The man who ntyl,r,N
health u soon untitled for wotk NJ
mans digestion ~ disufdttrd and hnI
els ate irregular his blood become ~
aud the body 10 badly noufishtd IN
tim uf tn, se conditions suffers it,u
Tag, nervous pfostYatiun, and dehnr,
eventually falls a victim To- consur, a.
Dt pietce's Golden Medical Ih~I
cortects the digestion, tnvigotates N,
improves the appetite and tesu, s,s
boweis. II is the best blood pufihr, NJ
maker, hesh builder. and nrtve Ina
makes man we'll, strong clear h, ,d,t !
Ct for business II enables him a. ~
reasonable amour, NJ ovetwutk An
druggists sell H. Thrte's nothing Il
IS good "
Chss puihabet. Of Btuwnier. ChetN Ga y
wrttes - have USED III ri,trts nod
especially the Golden Medical Di>rtl, ~, }
much brneht Simr time ago ! W., n y
with great distress In my arms AMI lsnL1
g,a ~ had I cuuid not sleep al night ~
u was the mus les 81 tiny aims that tu,I
trouble I began taking the Guld,u W
Discovery Sssin ! felt decided tint fu,,l
sns hri1tr I had taken the seopud 90
sChing was all gone and II has me-, t,iIful
have copy vi Nuut Common Srnse M,iEJ
S,set aud wOuid M do without It t.|
money
knowing how ,u take car, ~ health 3. k,-
battle against Illness ~ Iictr~s g,ru
Common Sousr Medical AdVist II ih, y
tor oi the aye THIS lupk reached ~
b,o"uo cUtirS Al a. ynea,h Muhin it, - !
l. compressed the isst that ~ rtrrr' "a,
cred by study aud pyagttfe IN thtftN
u Illustrated with uNtt vs. drawing -
them culotrd IT. - pages addressed be-. :,
To- women are youth the original ~ a
bSit new edition N pNp~t ,uV't.
ready tot h-e distribution Nv Sn,liu. {,
In me cent STAMPS t. IAy tuf maiiint rrsl
te,riNr this great b'pk Put cloth hu ~
D. ,'nts rsita Address worlds ,I.v
Medical AsSEtAtkIu nudaio, N
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-03
MnNkrAMN UONtkMnNoE

The 81. Louis national convention
pledged the republican party, II success,
tul, Ia an earnest, honest effort 10 bring
about nm International agreement on
some kind Of u bimetallic experiment.
senator Wolcott, one oi the most pro-
nounced republican bimetallists, made
an extended visit 10 Europe In the inter.
e~t ~ this mission. His report WA 10
the effect that some change Of sentiment
more favorable 10 silver was found
among statesmen ~ several u the lead.
Ing nations than existed At the last inter.
national conference held at BRUSSELS In
the TALL OF isya A. u consequence OF
this change, there was much room 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-03
staining Window.

There -e"Ins ~ h" n gang " boys on the
Highlands "ho make n business II ston.
lng Windows. since Sunda, they have
broken an expensive piece ~ colurri
glass out II n window IN the t0ngrega.
Ilonal church, This makes eight stone.
holes made In the windows ~ this church
during the last two or three years. The
Stone by which this last window was
broken lS IN the hands " the trustees,
whu are understood ~ offering N consid.
cradle reward Tor the conviction ~ the
criminals
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-03
JOE CHAuD0lN KILLED.
In the Reaf-End Collision Saturday Night
Near NllaO. Mexico.

J~ IAaudo,n, All engineer on the Mex.
lean Central, AMI we'll known In tina
city, VIA smashed up In u ear,end
freight collision saturday night on the
Mexican Central aud killed No parliru'
lars could he ascrrtSlnrd, ~ reports from
The rcene II disaster barely stated facts,
who-c fault II was IL not yet known,
neither Is II known whether any one else
wAs hurt
Chaudoin ~as '-ri ~" IA an engineer
Oh the Il. n. tive years ago, aud ran on
freights Tor two years, when he switched
OF onto the Central, lie was police
man In this city a6oui n year ago, but
later returned u his run on the Central.
where he has since heen steadily EN-
ploy~l, Jur leave sister aud brother al
benton, Texas. ri raaO Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-03

"a almost the base ~ the skull The gen.
efnl superstition II that h. was run over
by atfAln. The unfortunate man was on
hiS way ~ Blu~shufg where ho expected
H. vt ~utk ~ the mines Ills trnAius
were brought here 1T huiial TUESDAY.
under the auspr,- II the ufirf NJ Rri
Men lie leave wife aui ~,Nrthl chll
drrn to mourn IN. al death Ration
Range
Lanai 't,nt tt.'s nriut. the ~upt',ur
t"utt
ca tlr ,th " \ptl the appeal ~ the
tucht liant grant ra," VII, l." stgurd
h,lurr u" uit"i state, supreme court
ul Washington, mI,d Sat- N,lufncS
VI q k",uuIi- npr.el ! rot the nlDrd
states nud J,hn II b -" %. o., santa &c.,
let u" grant claimant.
ca the 18th " Nptil neat the HuI~Al ~
the Bhft"lulu" bira giant ease comes ny
before thu same court, VIZ krNu,li- ~
praring tur The gN"iuln"ut amt lluM l. .
H. tatfnu ior the claimants
ltuth ~ These g SO. Atr g gt,h' impu.
tanrr IT, the Iruul, 1T >rW MrNlru. both
uu account II The l"gal questions III.
NulN,1i and the grnat pt"pott, lntrtr,t- nj
-takr
he Iurhu giant T. hwatri IN tn,
county aai the Nattul"mr lacR giant IL
ra-lrfn hfnalilu auI Nalrhrla counties
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-03
Land 0r.ni naIxsls.

Mr.. sherrArd Coleman, speclAl agent Of
the United states court Of private land
ciaims. has returned 70 santa fe IRON .
months work OF surveying 10 the central
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-03
m. Wa Ratified.

Sirnnr Spaghetti twh" hos i"s' re-
c.i,rd IN ovation AMI floral tr'hnt'D
Ladies ard shrn,lrm"ns tank"
you-I tanka I tanka you ihhkH-
Voice from th" Wings Nv, "nl'r an
du ain't isp tAnk show tp'to Iar'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-03

Mrs. Ida \, Brown, competent 8
goDis clerk, Ia again az HELD BrcA-
Stunning her former position the ~
day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-03
b'2opI ,,-"I-,I - gars,ow, A. 800
b.i0pl 1880. Ar. Kramer ~ 90.

Trans Nos. 3 and Z are limited trans, 4
ming semi weekly. No y leaves Chn 80
Wednesdays and Saturdays. passes Along
que ON Fridays and Mondays and artsrI
.os Angeles S.iuI lays and Tuesdays I'd
No. will leave l.", Angeles Monday
Thursdays. pAnsinr Nlhuqurrque Wednrs1)
and saturdays and IuvlnR at Chicago ; ~
and Mondays.
Passengers on limited vest bouni M
holding tickets reading direct via MOD
change AZ bAfstuv tU M, ..
Pullman Palarr Sleeping Cars daily tlpa
ts't~rrn IhlCa1u aud San ftAn,i.,u 4
IhicAgu and Los Angeles
Pullman Tours, Sleeping Car il
through lrtSrrn Chicago aud san Frincs1
aud chicago and Las Angeles,
Tourist Cars leave san FranClsu r,1
TurstHy, and Los Angeles every Mtdur-Sl
running through I" kansas Guy. Gina 4
Boston,
The tirAnd Canynn Of the Cnluradu al
he'd only hy this line,
Ask tuT a beautifully illustrated h,,us Nh1
Ntll L. mailed tree,
Don A, SwEgr
0enetAl PAssr niger Agent.
Albuquerque, y
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-03

We're W. Ia max" HgurS- al the name
NJ the writer ~ thUar New Mexico funny
l-lnr IN the Denver Post W. would say
l.afr Pence. Iona Ana Republican,,
You mistake the man. lie l. none
other than James Barton Adams, whu-r
new 'paprr u.me In New Mexico, some
yeats age, was jim Carlln" and some VI
~h,"'" pung"nt paragraphs are ~ keen
and cutting ~ we're the caricature ~
lhu- \H-t IA the days ~ wicket, old,
deaf Weed ~ \ew York city optic,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-03

4 VI lrrgrte, II lar lunas. treasurer
ut Valencia county, al StuTgrs' kurO
prAI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-03

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-03
rh,,, =

ere In th,J
every day 4
J obituary 81
The natnr,gy
KILLED 10y ~
ut h " y
combined n
Ovetwuik 4
should ssfwI
warning toi
Who at isI
lowing IN J
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-03

The objects Tor which this association
IN formed arr IL drNrlop. foster aili pro
irrt III" mining industry of the territory
II New MrSIcu, and Ia thn-" ends Ia uh.
tam all desirable Information ~ the lucA.
ton, extent aud character ~ the mining
Resources ~ this territory, aud 10 make
that Information widely known, nj home
tnd abroad also. Ia obtain all attainahlr
scientific. reliable aud desirable iniurina.
ton. especially the latest, pertaining 10
mlnrs and mining, Bnh Ia the means AMI
mrihTis most approved Tor their develop
mrntS, aud similar mrthUi. II The meth.
obs ot treatment NJ the mineral hearing
ores. aud Ia dlliuS" ~ widely ~ practl.
cable the Information ~ obtained, also,
prnInAtr intercourse between thr~n
friendly Ia thr mining Interests Ia New
Mexico, hN meetings aud otherwise,
+ \ kfINulI,-,
President \. VI. VI. 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-03
It. al Estate ITausi-Ts.

Dave flrl-chrI ~ II. r.. Anderson, quit
claim all gtHltnt's Interest IN Red
loud aud "Au2rtt" mines, COchiti dh,.
uiri, ~
Isaac khilry AMI wife Ia Frank bug.
gan aunt claim, lots /, :, 3, block Il,
town 81 Gallup, 81
", = Stirklrr to Arthur l.. Finch. tTus
tees deed, t"n-StAmp mill. yellow.
stone AMI "Ithnny krh" mines, s!,Sn,
Arthur t. Finch aud wife Ia Daniel Il
Peek qult ,Am, n ten stamp mill,
"(rll"" Stone and Johnny Ret" mines
talu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-03

santa lr. y VI March ~ ~, l,raf
81 w. note ~ your l--lIr ui the 2t,h
u.t. mention 81 the organization here
Il lh' 18Th Iu~t. II the Nr~ MnIcu
hIu,i> association Which Aiupt,si the
~ AVS Hui constitution uf III" taliiuf.
ulh Mllri- association r l. Reynolds
90 hipud". y NJ Nntonu Joseph. ui
taos. '. VI, aud dau,- Il. lurdy ut san.
- -, wei rtrctri pr".lIrut, wee ptrsI.
urnt AMI treasurer. respectively. hat
mention add,ctftu"uu-h ~ VA stated
that ~" object l. |" unite nine wnrT-
hnd capitalists Interested IA New Mex
lru, against the Western FEDERATION ~
Nlurf- which has ~ long lluuIi,lr at
L"ai'IIl", trlppi" 'frrk and other camps
III colorado
WIN you, 10y Publishing this denial
please correct Ia" error 81 made Ii l.
not true that ANY such statement Wa-
made al that organization hy ANY one ~
~ any manner NJ IL the objects NJ our
association ~ otherwise. he Western
Federation III miners was Iiut mentioned
~ frfrTfri To- The New MrNIru Minrf-
association l. urganllri Tor IL" following
PURPOSES, which nfr sci cut ~ IT. articles
ii Incorporation ia article thrr,ui. AZ
luliuw-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-03
NH MlNhkS' ASSOCIATION.
Mining AMI Sllcnlin, Press ASKED 10
Co rect a Published EftOr.

IN the last l,~iIr 81 the Mining aui
~rIrLtIllr l'fr~- II san ttaucI-r,. there
apI'Hrs an itrm uu the ufganII ttI"u
ui thr Sew MrNIru Nnrt-' a--wiallpn.
"mrh tuuk plhc" recently ~ santa tr
~ Ma lif-t puhlt-hI IA I'M ,tII/t\
Ia this item II ~d- stated that ll,' uhJrct
II IL" ufghuiyItluu "Ha- h. unite minr
""n"f- ami capitalists Interested ~ New
MrNlru against the Western Federation
ri Mlmi-. winch has ST. hong npufi-htd
at lraNlllr, ,ttrpl" ,rrrk AMI other
cnu,I- 10 ulufaio
II 1, not known where this J,ufnal got
Ii- Information, tut that part uf the no.
TIE" trialiug H. Ia" uhJrrt II the newly
~ gallI"d association l. au error. and
i "'- the pfuInulrt- vt Ia" organization a
great luJu-lirr. 10 the rnd that n rui.
r,,liuu uay hr utir tie following rou
WuuIrAliun has brru hilfr--rd e. j II.
tihIiutAn, manager ut the Mining and
~cIrulinr i'fr--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-09

sSserta -ltar pa0tQmif0e VIII aHaTa tae
dramatic nen8 thae VII tempt tha palate
90 the patrons ~ the Seattle tacater frl-
DAY and Saturday fhs week SV-ctaeu-
lar uar-1mIme has always been 2 fsVortte
style o. dramatic attraction. While it is
nos e aff5cult matter to produce an o9ai-
nary play 10 direct the preparation and
rrotBctiou OF scenic AMI pantomim3c
~ne-rac,e II task .bst requires brains
ara experience. Among the pioneer pro
sa-e~s 81 this styse o. play IS Carries H.
Yale FOR years the ~!ght-hand lieutenant
a. Gilmore the famous Philadelphia
rssuager Mt Yale has for more thar a
score az years made this branch Of dra-
matte business q specially. and BE adds
70 q recognized natural capacity the oene-
81 u many years experience. The
Devils Auction has been before the
puoac for twelve years OF more y has
served as the stepping stone 20 prosperity
and prominence ~ many professional peo-
pie besides making FOR It's manager sev-
eral fortunes Each season has marked
It's baptism IN q sea q transformation
Instead % the usual c!eani1E-up % seen
cry followed ny the average manager. Ar.
Yale during the Summer interim. re-
vamp8 ard changes this spectacle from
top 70 bottom Tire past Summer season
60 the "Dev3Ts Auction" has marked
many changes ard alterations The corn
esy vein has been broa6ened. ard music.
always plentiful and original. mas been
enhanced by rev features from the pen
o. Herman Psrie1. The scenery has also
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WE HAVE Moved
Second and Madison,
=RIALTO BLOCK
FREDERICK, NELSON 6 MUNRc,

River railroad, and. who = said 20 have
huiir TIE secoad piece % railroad IN The
United States, he also ouilg tae Illinois
Central. TIE Rock Island and many other
roads He was also the Inventor OF TIE
New York elevated railroad system. Her
mother died when she was 4 young girl
Il 1876 she Went 20 Chicago with her
father, brothers and sisters. She lived
there until 1881. when she came % Seattle
II order 70 ne near Der children. Her aus
hand. Charles T. Burkman. who WAS also
q big railroad contractor. died four years
ago.
AIRS. Burknan leaves three sons and one
daughter, as fellows Frederick. John,
Richard and Miss Annie Burkman. all hv-
ing n Seattle.
AIRS. Burkman's brother. Col. Robert r.
Morgan. jr-, IS a member OF the United
States harhor commission for Lower Cali
fornia, appointed by President cleveland.
George 4. Morgan. Of Chicago, John Nor
gan, OF kendall. ILL.,. and Mrs. Sarah 2.
Gardner. Of Chicago. are brothers and sis
ter % the deceased.
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The many friends % O. T. Ferris. re-
Gently % thi~ city. win be sorry ~ learn
of his death. which oscslrred at Marshall
Gown. Iowa on February 2 while IN
rpJJa from Tucson. Artz, 70 his early home
~ lote@to, nttecn miles from the former
p@tf'e- tie u AZ 4ecompanl"t by mis- wife
who had "a Few months go taken him 50
Tel@son with tha hope that his failing
health would De- toTed
Mr.. Ferris came TO Seatsle In 1870 ard
ss3n became identif.i with the King
County Ahsrract and Title Guaranty Cusu-
pany as sevr-fary. which place hc held
Hntt tee ces-geaT discontinued business
i- ls2i be- was made secretary and mar
HEr ~ tas S1t1le Abstract Company
ana ~-4s h3.1lrT this Tsace until few
ns's'hs ago vhe1 loss % health con-
r<Ia.si him % re-izn. Win lis srQuaiat-
ar~s NJ. Ferris uas he,3 i1 high es-
tavn esF r's aet-r varying ilte1rsty both
IN -.-s+l and Business Hfe. HiuaelF aad
tam5lr were members OF she Plymouth
tos.srte f4oua. church.