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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-15
wv. A. BROOKS, JR..
WALTER CAMP


The signing OF the agreement puts an
end to a long suspense and will be receiv-
ed with great relief. The plan Is taeitly
that which Harvard presented 90 Yale
months ago. but which. without being
actually refused. was strongly objected
10. Every one in Cambridge Is delighted.
Walter Camp said tonight:
when / took charge OF affairs few
days ago al Capt. BaUey's request, be-
lieved that the feeling at Yale not 70 roy
Cornell was practically unanimous, but
rather than put of meeting Harvard an
other year We gave in.
DR. Brooks said that Haryard's position
had not changed In the last six months.
and the same agreement was sent 10 Yale
six weeks ago. The agreement with Yale
VIII not affect agreements with other col
leges or prevent boat race with Cornell
ia the following years
IL is understood that the first baseball
game wall be played IN Cambridge on June
-. which il the day before class day. with
the second at New Haven on June %. II
a third game is necessary IL will be played
a week later. The track athletic games
viii occur at New Haven on May Is.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-15
HE NEEDS A TONIC.

How Il e wifh you7 Are your muscles
strong "a your vital power a. vigorous
o. IL used 10 ns Can y0u stand the
same amount 81 cTertiQu YOU could a
fesv years aKo7 Answer These questions
in g9ur oWn mind. and then e y0u Hua
yourself in anV respect the worse OF you
must know that there IL q reason for &C.
W Rat - 80 Excuses. Over-lud ulgsnes IN
the pleasures OF lfes may have worn OUT
your vitality.
MAYBE you nave reached that aEe when
you ind the need % that reserve vital
force Wntra nature vtVes you. and may &c
you wasted it when you we're young
Burning me candle AZ both ends" "a
a common rahtt. and ~ often brings =
man to an early grave Ian who snoald
retain their wigor 20 q good Old axe srs
slekiy az - and victims ~ nervous de-
biaty az 81
Adjust the current before you 10 20
bed That's the way you % with DR.
Sanders Electric Belt IL f. the only
Belt made tna1 can De regulated. and
makes the use q the electric current a
deep pleasure. - you see your strength
growing each night
There II a very Interesting book known
- Three Glasses % Men" which ALL
Interest every man. II ls by Or. ssnasn
sss frvsaf9r % Or. Ssn6en's Electric
.ysH ~ f~saa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-15
NO LONGER AT OUTS.
HARVARD AND YALE EFFECT CON-
PLETE RECONCILIATION.
Article. of ssreenent. 70 Govern In
All Athletic Contents, signed BY
walter Camp and w. A. Breoss-
FIRST Bail Game 10 BE Played az
Cambridge June e.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. FER. fa-Ha-vard
ard Yale have a. last signed definite
treaty ard coupists reconciliation has
ssez srsrfe3 walter Camp and W a
Brooks drew up ire agreement LAST even
sng. bat 4 was rot signed unTl this noor
II provides FOR baseball football and
track athletics. 90 BE agreed 70 ~ the
Undergraduates managers. ard Tor an
arbitration committee IN case o. dis
agreement. As 70 tae boat race this year.
Cornell appears 70 hold the key 20 tne
situation. The text OF the agreement IS
as fellows;
1T IL hereby agreed by ard between the
Harvard athletic committee and the sie
athssElc management that there SEA4l De
annual contests in rowing. football and
track athletics between me representa-
tive organizations u Yale ard Harvard.
beginning March /. lSe5. and ending 4area
me details Of these contests are 90 30
left 20 the managers and CAPTAINS II -
also agreed that al confess with the ex-
ception Of rowing. shall take place on
college grounds. ard the net gate receipts
shah be equally divided between the two
couzesttng organizations.
This agreement IL conditional On the
appointment. on or before April l. iSs9.
OF committee 70 consist Of one zraduHrs
OF each university. 70 whom saal be rs-
ferred ali disagreemsnts IN any way re
iafing 20 athletics and ali questions OF
eligibility. The decision OF the committee
is 20 be fnaL
In case 81 a disagreement between
members Of The committee. Il shau have
power 20 call upon = third person TO set
tie the particular question IN dispute
Exceptions 10 clause l: Owing 70 Har-
ward 3 present boating ARA ngement. Yale
Is willing TO make third party IN the
Esryard-Cornen race al Poughkeepsie IN
1887 u Harvard 50 arrAnges Yale IL 70
be definitely informed OF the decision re-
sarding the date OF the race on or before
-
ranged Yale Is TO have the privilege Of
naming either Poughkeeps4e or New Lon
don for the race OF lass. the race Of the
succeeding years 20 Re governed ny the
main body OF the agreement II the race
Of 1881 is not arranged, that failure shat!
IN no wise affect the general arrangement.
and the place OF the races OF 1855 shall then
be governed by the terms OF The general
agreement.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-15

s.rngts Il I'll - ssn trs
Ezscfr- Belt u 5
SANDEN ELECTRIC CO.,
CORNER OF THIRD STREETS, PORTLAND
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

The "-nuw and sand" blockade un the
santa Fe railroad. up north and through
kansas. which has delayed the running
"t passenger ani freight trains. has been
lifted. and trains from the north, until
another blizzard. will be reaching the
city nn scheduled time,
The Topeka Journal. IN speaking Ot the
trouble through Kansas. ~aNs,
Railroad tratic over the state WAS
again iutrTirrrd with Yesterday 10y the
urhNy northeast wind drifting the snow
and sand into cuts and hullOws aud rt'
;rrtuHlly barring the way of both pas
.rngrr snd freight trains, The Velocity
IL the wind Wa greatest IN the western
and central portion ut thr state, and
large quantities " sand were hurled with
the show into the c'Its along the lines "t
railroads.
On the Santa te line from kinslrS Ia
hdge city great drifts uf sand aud snow
We're piled 10 III. height of several feet
aud II WAS hours before the track Wa
| cleared sufficiently tO allow trains Il
pass.
ca both the santa fr and Rock Island
roads suIrtlntrudrnt- Ul all divisions
were out Yesterday with -now plo~-
Keeping the tracks clear ~ much ~ p'-
-lhlr. Ry n late hour last night the lIn,''
were we'll rrHrtd, and II l. thought thai
no great difficulty will be- experienced /"
| dAN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

Lawyer Nycon, with his client, {. H..
schultz, the confidence man, Appeared be-
fore Justice Crawford al Ia o'clock this
m"rning, aud asked that u change ~
,rnlIr hr granted NJ his client schultz
declared that hr could not get justice be-
fore his tTawiufd~ court. schultz WAS
askNi his reason, and hr stated that Mar.
ShAl foTnun hal DECLARED that h. For.
nofI would start II graveyard with his
cofp-r II he Schult-I was not convicted Of
the charge of contidenclng money from
half dozen ~ more hOusrwiyps II the
city After hearing the harangue 0f the
confidence trllnw, who was sharp enough
to plhy his cuntemrtlhlr tricks 0n the un-
tusp+rting aud hTaN" talk Tor his client
from ATTORNEY NIcon, Justice Crawford
announced that he would reserve his
opinion a. to n change ~ venue until
this Afternoon al n'clW'k. The famous
COW ra-e between Mrs Helen lnckhaTl
aud the Sc0itirS WAs then called up.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09
Ilkf Al tklPPlt CRIlK.
A. K. llN>el'> BARRIER shop Burns Ike
Hinder.

THE ,upp" Cr"rk rHu.- ,a,- a
,rroul aul muu exciting rpu'Ethtiuu
that that ou hnGnrU wA- the nrr ou
NNrr- street which dr-tfoN"l small
'ramw mul!ins owned aul prrupl,i nl 4
L. d--rll ~ - harh"T -'up Vt ! g. tie
rlalg 81 the h,~" cart Wh4 mAii ~ Il
thuulr',rI ioWu NN"r, I" ~ -. where
the hlalr from the lIlllr wpi"u hulilug
~. already Illuminating the street fnt
An rutIrr hiDck IL" Harder hrIck hulii.
NIX on n" hlluuIug lot tu ia W''-t, al
lHN,i All danger ~ IA" M" ~ptraiiug III
| that direction NIlh"ugh ,hr l'alnr- had
! gained -iruug h,alNAN the prompt AMI
efficient WORK ot IA" Hrpnflmrut -s.u
| hat the tire uuIrr control Mr A--' /,
| thr culufri haflrf. hui hi- little huN
vet" -nund ndr"p Ia the hulliung Anh
we're afuu-,I barely ~ time Ia e-cRl''
with their IINr- AMI n f"w clothes The
lp-,- II hmIIIug, harhrf shop furniture
! aui utru-Il- ~, almost complete and
| falls entirely uIriu tie Owllrf, ~ he hA'l
neglected tu tan" uut any Insurance.
VI Ca--,Il- lrtt lhl- city last year Il
make hI- iuttuur Al 'nppl" t"rk, AM
hts many friends regret his bal -tfrak ul
'mrk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09
TIHNEK sNI NDIRS.
{. Turner aud Mi.s Pearl saunders
Ns,ti.d Yesterday Afternoon


Ma,fi.d Yesterday Afternoon.
Yesterday afIrtnuuu, at . u'clPk. VI. 4.
Turner, nov ui Denver. tulu. Hnd Miss
Pearl saunders, the pretty, NNaciou-
daughter " Mrs thus. Mausafd, were
united ~ marriage al the palalial rel
drncr ut MIR. Mau~Afi Oh north second
street.
Rev Brattie. pastor uf the rfrshy ytrflau
church, wS- present With his wife. aud
h- tld the nuplial knot that mair lwu
hearts. yuuug And hnght With the Ia
lutr b-at ~ uur. Miss De- ktta hr Mars
plhNrd the wedding march.
Ihr hfidr- dfr-- Vas lovely white silk
lailr. tflmm,i with chiffon aud pearl pas
-aIurntrtlr. while the RfNn ~Ar dressed
~ the conventional hlHck
Miss i,ula he Mars WAS the pretty brides.
iIdId auh she wore n white satin, trimmed
ia lace. " ". Reed. the pupuar !0ung
clerk at &C. naln-lri " Co.'S ul'iciatri
~ test man and ~a- happy and content.
~! ~ the conventional black.
The pafiuf. III which the crfeinuni Wa
p-riotuiri was beautifully aud taste.
iully decorated ~ green wfeaths, m'lI
~ green, With rlapI~f ui White il"~rt-
hung from one side II the fuufl. aud uu
irr this bell thr couple StSI aud plight.
,-i their eternal love IN the holy bonds oi
w,silOrk
The presents were many, aud they N"t,
indeed rl' ant AMI costly.
\ number ui the intimate friends III
/ the couple were present, INT tlrlif\
representative being furnished the iul
lowing list Nr And Mf-. lust, Mr. auu
MI, Nttner. Mr. and Mrs. oaks, Mr. au,
I Mrs Mallrtte Mr.. aud Mrs. lludsnn, Mr.
tud Mrs Robertson, Mr. AMI Mrs Turner
/ Mr-ianlr- Miller, keunrr, Hutl"r, shan
I nuu, Burns. Rumluril-, Mey"rs, Mi~-r'
! Turner, MAXWELL, krnnrr, EttA l~ Mars
! Mamie Rumulrlls, Me ~. " u. Lee, NJ
! tuiingtun aud VI. ;. Gilbert.
After the ceremony and after the happ.
couple. with their inNit,Si guests, bad par
taken ~ All elegant lunch, they wrr
driven to the d-pnt, ~hrr" they took
| Pullman section un the No > pas-rng'
tram Tor their future home al uruNr:
Iut CITIZEN cougtatulIlr~ aud wish"
| t'ru a pru-peruiI- married lite.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

phIl G Rfannru and wife. prominent
fnlk, II rLurulN T. T., arr AT Ntufgrs
tufup'An
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

lineage, Jan. tr,u, ! Nichul-uu
GENERAL passenger agent ~ the santa r.
,,-tsnI. has h,-'n Appnnl,d general pa
Ginger agent II the II l.uul- n san tfhn
'i-," Road, Nlcr H. Hl-hAti. AMI Will ~
'umr hl- urw p'-ltiun al"ut FrhfuaT!
-.
Mr. Nicholson has been with the Nhnti
f. railway Tor many years. Ani Il"
tloNr dispatch Will h. n -nrpri-" Ia IN
railroad friends throughout the w"-t MI
southwest, The gentleman II vel
knuwu Ia many citizens ot Albuquerque
,ud they brlIr'r II wont t- long ~" b"
fore H. X. Ruhlnnn and Mr. NIrhnl-"l
wlll BE- pushing the Frisco tnSard- thl
rltN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09
| THE EQI ALTERS.
Dues Of Taxable Property in
Territory for 1897,
Few Facts obtained from b. c.
Hobart, a Member.
Board MADE several Important and
Necessary Raises.
oIHER LOCAL HAPPENINGS

' l''llN ' ll'tN r'lN' 'hNN
a. e. Hobart, " silver city. one ~ the
nsmlrrt- II the territorial hnfd ~ rpual.
Mtru. Is ~ the crl,. ou hl- va, huur
fDm meeting ui the hopti which com
Jht,d IT, hhof- yesterday. he ihNufrd
% tIIIItN With the following figures
. reed upHH III ihr a,-,..urut oi rail.
Ad~ aud other property
III, loI~kH n santa Fr railroad
Nth of Nhulurrqur, t7n" per mile.
Air'i-uu. lup"ka y santa Re railroad
bah o' Nnuqurtqur, tG.'." prt milr.
q Nllnutlc \ Pacific uulfoad sr..s' rrr
i ,~
ssou'hun Iacur railroad, t1.o"o yer
q lie
Z rrr., lallrN railroad fd,U" p"f mllr.
Nrtlua y \rw MrNiru raIlfoad. mar.
rpN gauge tI,'U per ml,
"A l,,mrr \ EI" ,tauir railroad. narrow
n.u. t.'U' per mile
I nluu rAcluc. pru,,r \ nulf railroad
Q %" pet mli'
q Nll ~lhH'hI' EhNE' 'Hh'f INV t''''''
pf mile.
4 All standard gauge switch AMI side
GarN-, fl"'' per m,lr
1 All u,tfnw pHuga switch and side
.,..n,,,,.I,
Ih' ""N' '"I"'@ '"''"'' '"k'"'N' """
e,t- ct all descriptions, except Pullman
s,lAcr ear" but d,,,.- not include uulld.
.,.,,.I.. -,,,,,.l,... go, hand
~
I SO '"'''' ""''' W wv "''" P"'"''o'
efrN .tUvI at = ter hrni.
4 SL Er,lll, south ul N. 3-th parallel
,.,,.,
'"h INV" '"''l. NV '"'''' q" v wv
Dead
4 If mpru,rd -hryp are valued At -
-, ,.,l..l
4 Al ora E''' arr '"'"'' III - ''' "'"''
y Common goats are valued al - cent
Der ad.
,,,,I,,t,.tk- r.y h,.I
L M tlchh h"I-', a'' '"'"rn ~ "" P"'
hrad
American mules ATE valued AT e. pei
h.
h'NI'ah hu''N h'' '"'"'u ~ W P''
head.
tow ponies NJ" valued AT Slu per head
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09
Ihr I,,". VAIN, I,t.n.,"n

Frank T. Morgan santa Fr I've stock
agent. stated AulhufltatNrIy L. a mall
Iripft"f TN, morning. that OWING Ia Me
IulrN'- election. the much lHlk,si ~ Hr-
GOO. \ allrS Uur II TaIlT AL which Viii ~.
lrnd from !, swell NrW MrNlru. iu Fan
handle. IrTt-. Viii be- cun-ltuct,sl. he
Wufk uu thl- new AMI all Important line
viii siu SSH. Aui II IL Mf. Morgan q,
pulu N that the tuai luAN Il" cunplrl'i
| M -lN muntl,, after "a" WORK l+gius. II
viii be- ui lur-t luAllr value tu kAn~It-
| II viii max" the short haul from the east
! hN WAS ~ Wellington, hlid Viii furnish
lNr III ,ft,-t outlet fut the ptviurt- NJ tie
| irftllr frru- NhIlrN Via tins cilN Al-h IL
|WIll give H. market llI a Western rullu
/ TN fuf much pfv'h." AMI viii rlIAllr IL
! lu -rruft. uAUN IirCr--ifN articles chrhp.
~ uu account ~ f"iur'd trrlg' g'tAg". Be
! side all thl-, II Will imm"u,"lN luct"A>r
/ ItTp'hr on the Panhandle line AMI "a Tact,
maxi II the main I'm" ~ the santa Pc ia
! kAu-a- hr Irro- valley line Will l''
| huIlt ~ j T. ilag"tlnAu, ~ tolufhiu
/ ~pfIng-. ami viii De- IA uu wi~r unl"r
/ the management ~ the santa Fr. II
/ Will h'A distinctly -rpafnt" IN" Wei.
. llugtuu khn-a- star.
uu the Al",r -uhlrct, the Roswell Rec
Ith -a,, From extra uHhrial sources
and extra NalhN sources we understand
/ that the pf"-Irci- lur the extension ~
the railroad have nhuut passed ,hr era ~
prospect, aud that mat,rr' arr nrafl =
rralN g. takr i,uu,tr ,hnp". ARE not
pfrAri tr stat" that our ,nfurmani-
nav" a--ufnurr- from auN u' t'"c"umnt
,N.al- lIrrcl I'm tact ~ iWuk they
gul lhrf up 'rm aun Imr'rf u" that
A. 4 MAY, rhr, hrll.'r th"N ku"" What
lh,p are taking al"ut aul hrr going I"
back their lpignrul- With hu-lur,- M
Nr-tmrut- lhr ,urrr-, "t Whlch Mil hc
srrath ruhaucri ~ n" extension
phln g. Rfanuru Hnd wife, prominent
fnlk, II rh-uiN T. T., az al NtufgrS
! tufup'an
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

tanu uarcia, who has 81 faithfully served
~ that capacity during the past thtr"
years, -. the other JitIrr Mf. lrulillo
served ~ gutfi nj th" prultcutiat, tut
number " years ani l. hlghl, -pukru
II ht all who know him Mex II Allen.
whp has succeeded to the position "
chief deputy, takes hold NJ the iuticS II
h- new p-ltlou with All enetg, AMI ~.
trlllgrucr that are very pleasing to all
friends VI hw aud order NrW MEXICAN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

Judge William Burns deputy internal
rrNruur collector. Is ~ receipt q n"w-
announcing the hath n Frri Williams
url,irr at san tuluWo. lrNa-, about -
week ago. Nf u"I-lI MA IA hu-ln,~-
at ~pcorru iui san MAfrlHL where hr has
considerable property ahoul 'rN"n YEARS.
AM at the tune ~ hl, heath wa- uur ut
the Target merchants uf \"Nkltk, ukIa.
humh, AMI al,u a councilman ~ that
town. while ulI u recent visit 10 Cripple
Creek, Colo, be contracted = .irep cold
and WA ai, l-"d l" -,".k a mllier climate,
going I" san Auton'o, ~hrr" his death
occurred irw hays after his arrival
there, Hr lrANr- wife aud t~u child
| reu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09
nr.t,rrn.Inr. Arrr.I..I

\owAtA. l. +, Jan IAhh Roger
AMI three -on- were arrested by the -hef
IN ui this district charged With the mur'
der IT Matt Young nj Oolagah several
day ago. ward -tartsA with the prison.
ers for rofirl lNilIr. kaso hut wa him
arrested with four men by the -hrfN oi
Montgomery county.
Considerable excitement prevails at
uolagAh and If the prisoners are return
rd To- the territory It Is feAr,d they will
be- lNnrhnh.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

purchased by his brother, Jacob Vein.
mann. II II now uhderst"pd that David
Nrinmnnn l. negotiating for the purchase
~ thr Interests Vt luui- Lesser In the
litm " lesser. Lrwin-nn n Co, aud that
these negotiations would te cuusnn
mated shortly The patrons Ot III" titm
Ani the readers ~ lnf CItILEN will t.
crtye official notice IN due tlur, Mt And
Mrs Npinmann. II l. unGrftaod will
leave Tor the east In few days Ia put.
chase the spring stock
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09
IInwn ~ = Shan

word rrachrd lhr cl,l tins morning
that H. I. MrklunrS, II Hell canyon, tell
towu the fourteen i,s,t shaft ~ the todd
Point. about one mile north of hl- FEEL.
fence. yr-trtit afternoon at ahnut !
urlwk Aud Was not discovered until
dark. Mr Mckinney left his house after
dinner IA luok O,rt the property Of the
Gold Point. Hui fell into the shat, III
an. lally Mckinney feeling unsa-l at !
IA the aitrfnpIn. -tart~i uut to und m-
father, and discovered hlm ~ the l"it"nr
uf the todd l'ulnt shaft The uli gentle.
uAi l. pretty badly bruised, hut Will h.
all Tghl IA u few ddNs,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09
,,tmL. rro",nrn, san i,",,.,."..

Na,hugtru. Jan ,uugrr,~luAu
Johu-uu. ui california. "a u speech ~ iAN
~ ut the lArIur railroad ihl- AftrruV'n.
made n sensational attack upon MAYOR
~uitu, Of san triuri4ru. ani Editor
Hearst ut the san Ffanrl-c" Examiner
Johnson mad" serious allegations against
Hearst And -ili that rNrfN member from
,alli"fnia "Nr"pt Powers. would favor
the hlIl II thrN lArel rNpr,s- their hon.
t.al sentiments
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09
From FRIDAY Dally


Three I-letA Indians were arrested Nr--
trriay AMI brought a. the Clty uu "A
rhAtgr uf stealing coal trpm a freight
train which stupp,d u short time nj the
station.
Ihry were afraIgnpd before lu-tirr
CfAAtoTi this morning, aud t"u =" thrm
we're sent over h. the county Jail lot
thlft) days aui the other TT ten iaNs.
lWut thr"r -arnr Indians ~rfr l"tofr
the court not IOng since, having l""lI
implicated IN a cattle stealing Scfapr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

Washington Ian e. The hlIl limiting
the Guwrr oi luiSr- iu punish t"f r"u
,rmpi ui court NtIrh Krrf"-"uthtN" hdN.
ni N"" lufh, 'rhDurl h-A substitute ipf
IA. h,l pt--''l t. o.. -"uhtr las, -,',-Inu,
Wh. acted upuu iNurIhlN ~ th" h'u-"
ruwmllt'~ uu judiciary TODAY hN Noi"
ui tu Itnh the cnmulttrr .'"cuiri lu IT,
port the hill tu the huu-'.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

Il Paul, Mlun Jan, :. Juigr Bum.
upou petition Of ruhlIc Examiner Ken
Nuu, ai,pInl"i j. +. Fitzpatrick rrcrlN rr
u the hhuk ot NoTth II Paul capital
fl1wD. apt Henry \. castle, pr,'-l
lent unlll Recently y '1tmAstrr "t II
rau', -AN- II hal deposits ot onl, ttl,on
tIIi assets about tji,rl. ltS reserve
uui wa- drp,-it'L with lllrnIAnIa tank
which faIl,i Monday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09
AYrrr To NrnATaIr

l."- Augrl,-, Jan, =, y, e. rrssi".
mlIlIuunItr miner. after whom the town
1T Cfrrdr, colorado, l. nanrsi, and Wlir
ha,r rpArAtrd stipulation Ha- drawn
up aud signed SEVERAL daN- Hgu ht which
Mr. Cfrrdr accepted t-ultn cash IA
uAni AMI surrendered ali further claim
upon her husband
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

Durango, Colo, Jan, S,-Ihr san Juan
County hank nj Aztec, y, NJ, owing " the
present low condition of business In that
counts, has concluded to ~ Ia 'oluntAT!
liquidation. l"P'-lt"r" Will be- paid
through the Smrlt"f tltN bank NJ this
cli,, where H. g. rrWllt will ior n time
hANr An ullcr-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09
Annut III. COS

The rA-r ~ the black AMI white cos
VhIch has h.rn hunr ~ contention lee
tween Mrs lpckhau Ani Mf and Mrs u
Scnttlr, Wa- continued until THIS morn
ing In Judge lfa~'"fi'' court The c"l
nf- un the COW we're ~ contradictory, AnI
the legal points inN"l'ri IA ih" rA-" ~rT'
~ knuttl that thr !lig" drclln'"i I" frn
der n decision ufi hand The ca-" wa
taken unipr nj, i-rInrnt Ani decision
viii hV annOuuc'-i tH morrow
Who dGS the milking IA lh" mean
time. drIDnrIIt -ANrih not
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

Indianapolis, Jan y IN hl- mr-~ag'
To- the legislature to-day huN Matthew
rXpre,e.''- strong sympathy with ia" "a
hau insurgents aud recommends that th'
irgl gl-latufr adopt u resolution r"lurstluR
'nngfr-, t Use rNrrN effort that al least
hrlllgrfrnt nights shall he accorded them
bN our government,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

sister Nuaclrt". ~ lra'ruSpfth Nan
-a.. the ui,l a--lstaut I" ih" m"th"f -u
prfIpf at the mother huu-" ~ u" -l-trf-
u charity IA that rltN. l-a guest ct lh"
.i-,rr- At 81, l,r-"ph- hospital, -n- ,'"
pru,rt krpunllran. sister Anariri" l. "n
her va, tn lt- Vegas, N"S NrNlc" {"
oprn ,auItArlum which viii l." under
the care IT hrt urirf IA" fore" which
will take immediate charge ~ %" ln-tl
tu,Iuu Az tHu -l-trr- from l"aNruNorlr,
Il in-n.. Wno ar uuS gu,"i- AT II d.
.rph'- h,-wtal ru" from It. Vincent -
orphan asylum. p,war ant 'orr from
as Vegas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09
IIintou. o.i Ninrr,

ottawa, lll, Jan.N. shrrIr luakrr aud
twenty deputies arrived al Rutland this
morning Their appearance" set the -trlk'
ing miners wild aud n lively -crimmage
urrufrei In which two men were severely
Injured. The light la,tei over al hour
AMI the miners were dispersed, More
trouble IL expected,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09
Prospective Good >r~s

Capt. Marion Balue, president and su'
perintendrnt u the Mary Mining n ~mrlt
ing COMPANY came up from the mines Of
his company AT Kelly this morning and
has since gone To Ccrrlln- IA make hnal
arrangements for the location cni cree
ton of his long projected -melIer AT Ger
rlllOs, says the New Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

nrmaN. Jnu. s lhr Ilm"- u luln
-aN- Tat pwlug t. u" rNplu- uu account
90 the plhgI.. ia" population ul BONITA,
aa- h'ru rriuri one mf The w~kly
mortality i- pa prr l'"' More shops
are rl,'-'"l than open lu the native IAt
trT-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

Sumptrr, =, G., Jan, :. simon Cooper
colorrd who Killed i've I-f-ru- AT Lynch.
burg, was surrounded IN n h"u-, near
here by the sheriff. p,-sr, llr kept ny
"A constant tire unlil hr VA shot aud
klllri
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

DhirAgo, Jan, = Cattlr Brryt- t3J
,d5l5, cows and hrlfrf-, tl1aHt5r GrTaS
steers, taUIut,2i, -tockrf- aud feeders,
o. ludi5b
Sheep SLOW lur lower
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09
FUNERAL uf C.pi s.",i.

The funeral ~ Capt, v 4 scott ~ii'Sr
death al camp whltcomb wa annuunte |
M TuE CIfIIHN Yesterday evening, tp,k
plAea this Aft.fnunn al 0'cl,rk 81 the
Undertaking pATlors OF q, ". strong
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

sheriff kluArll has apIoini~d lgnAcio
Trulillo A. taller, Vice Ju-- AniAdo Mar
timer. removed. and has continued Caye'