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The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-07-08
Grant and Sherman.

IN the Century Gen. Horace tOrtef
says in the course OF his Campaign
ing with Grant
\ little before 9 o'clock on the even
ing of Sept. +. while the General was
having Il quiet smoke in front Of his
tent. and discussing the campaign in
Georgia, 4 dispatch came from She1-
man announcing the capture of Allan
Ia, which had occurred OH Sept. >. 1t
was Immediately read aloud to the
staff. and after discussing the news fCT
Il few minutes. and uttering many
words in praise of Sherman, the Gen
eral wrote the following reply: Il have
just received your dispatch announcing
the capture of Atlanta. In honor of
your great victory | have ordered a sa-
lutte to be fred with shOttcd guns from
every battery bearing upon the enemy.
The salute will he-tired within an hour,
amid great rejoicing"
In the meantime the glad tidingS had
been ~telegraphed to Meade and Butler.
with directions to fire the salute. and
not long afterwaTd the roar Of artillery
communicated tie joyful news Of vic
tory throughout our army. ana bore sad
tidingS to the ranks Of the enemy. An
answer was received from Sherman. in
which he said: Il have received your
dispatch. and will communicate it to
the troops in general orders. i e 8
have always felt that you would take
personally more pleasure in my success
than in your own. and / ~recipr0cate
the feeling to the fullest extent" Grant
then wrote to Sherman: Il feel that
YOU have accomplished the most gigan-
tic undertaking given to any general in
this war with q skill and ability which
will be acknowledged in history as I'M
surpassed. if not unequaled. 1t gives
re as much pleasure to record this in
your favor as it would in favor OF any
living man. myself included"
The above correspondence with Sher-
man recalls the letters which We're in
terchanged between them after Cen
eral Grants successes in tie West.
The general wrote to Sherman at that
time: What | want is to express my
thanks to you and Mcpherson rs the
mel to whom. above all others. | feel
indebted fer whatever ! have had of
success. How far YOU advice and as
~Sistance have been of help to me you
know. How far your execution of
whatever has been given you to do en-
titles you to the reward | am receiving.
Won cannot know as well as l.. | feel
all the gratitude this letter would eX-
press. giving it the nAOS1 tiattering con
StructiGn." Sherman wrote q 10 less
manly letter in reply. After insisting
that General Grant assigned to his
s~ubordinates too large a share Of mer-
# he went on 20 say: Il believe you 10
be as brave. patriotic. and just as the
great prototype. Washington: as IN
selfish. kind-hearted. and honest as a
man should be: but the chief chardc-
t~eristic is the simple faith in success
YOU have always manifested. which |
can liken to nothing else than the faith
a Christian has IN TIE Saviour.
| knew. wherever | was. that you
thought of me. and If | got III Il tight
place YOU would help me out if alive
The noble sentiments expressed in this
and similar correspondence were the
bright spots which served 10 relieve the
gloomy picture of desOiatiug war.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-07-08

The report of the New York Free
Circulating Library for 1896 shows
that its seven branches circulated dur
ing the year 752,329 volumes, an in
crease of 1878 over 1895. The read
ing-rooms were used by 234, $50 per-
sons. The library now possesses 93,-
772 volumes; it closed its books for the
year with a deficit of S27S.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-07-08

Jones County. Mississippi. a com
nunity that is now being terrOriZed by
= lawless band. has Il history. Until
within the past ten years it was re-
mote from railroads and sparsely set
tied. The natives We're Of an ignorant
character. They were likewise very
DOOR. They did not W slaves pre-
yious to the war. and the farming in
terests were of but little consequence.
The county is situated in the heart Of
the long leaf pine belt. and lies mid
q between Meridian, Miss, and New
Orleans. During the var it's popula-
ton did not exceed 1900. When Mr..
Davis made his call for troops there
wasn't a single man in that county
that responded. Officers of the COnfed-
crate army were sen there TO drive
the recalcit7ants into the ranks. out
they were impeded in such work by
the immense and almost impenetrable
svamps and forests that abounded in
that country. The natives took to the
woods whenever they saw a gray coat.
They hid in the bushes and among the
cane brakes. Finally they became tired
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-07-08
A Wrong Suppositiou.

'"The people moved out of that house
this morning and that is the landlord
just going in"
He appears to have a great many
prospective tenants"
Irrespective tenants, indeed! They
are only neighbors going to see in wha,
condition the people left the house,
London Fun.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-07-08
Why So Called,

Some authorities say that the pistol
was SO named from the city of PistOja,
Italy. where pistols were first made;
but others think the word was derived
from the Latin pistillum. pestle, be-
cause the first pistols hooked much Ike
the pestle used with the mortar. The
word pistol was used by Shakespeare,
but there is nothing in its employment
by him to show that it meant a firearm.
After all. there are few compliments
says IN repeating gossip: Il wouldn't
tell this to anyone IN the world but
you"
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-07-08
A Devoted ROYAL Couple.

The devotion Of the venerable King
and queen of Denmark is described
as positively touching. During the
time of the Queens illness. which last
ed something like three months. no n
about the court was allowed to see hel
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-07-08

ping away . = | must be IN a boat,
1t is so soothing: up and down, up and
down; 50 restful." (Sishs gently.
Dies.)-Sir II. H. Johnston, in the Sat.
urday Review.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-07-08
Untimely.

DO you know what you are trying
to say asked the financial Pathfinder,
when you speak of a man going to an
untfmely grave at the age of S0?'
Il do said the undaunted ~obituaf1sr.
1.-The old villain ought to have gone
there forty years ago."-Cincinnati En-.
Ouirer.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-07-08
THE BOOMING CANNON
RECiTAtS OF CAMP AND BAT.
TIE INCIDENTS.

Survivors of the Rebellion Relate
Many Amusing and STARTLING Inc
dents of Marches, Camp Life, Forag-
ing Experiences ard Battle scenes.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-07-08

Men do not learn half as much By ex.
perience as they should.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-30

Pardon mr, but will never make AN.
other trip across the country In threat, n.
ing weather, ESPECIALLY 10 finUS Wells"
said VIM. OlmSted, ~ ulmSlrd ~ Dixon,
~ TuE CIrIZEN representative this morn
ing Nrr u week ago JOs spence, Of the
Pines Wells nelghhorhHh, out IN the
ManZano uuus;olns, was In the city and
desired Ia reach home, lie cOntr.c,ri
with Mr.. Om-trd Ia make the trip, and
the contract being 'ati-fact0Tt, Mr, ulm'
-trd hitchri up twospanklng horses, and,
with Mrs.rs. tray AMI Wolverine, besides
MT spence pulled out Tor Pines Wells
They went VIA IaIlqur. about twenty i've
miles out II the way, anh Mr.. Olmzt1i
states positively that the trip, there and
back, for cold weather accompanied by
snCY storms aud other di7agtrrah lrner's
was the worst that he has ever made IN
this country, Mrssrs, spence and tray
were left al inns Wells, hut Mr., Wolyer'
Inc returned 10 the city with Mr., Olm-ted
lhry drove IN from the Mcintosh Mr,iil'
lNraS sheep ranch yesterday, aud fep0rl
heavy snow on the ground along The
entire distance AMI also stated that srN'
rrAl sheep hefiers were missing when
they left Pino- Wells,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-30
OUR tAttLL IN DANGER.
A Di>eiSe Existing In california ana
lOri'OnS Oi Arizona

A 4
"''"uN VI ~ ''hA
The Vudtrtlu" ptu"l WItDuu is-urd ON
t,,,iu.. Il..u.uu r.yr.r tf the nee.
.., ,,. ,,.,...,,,.., ,.,,t.,
"R''"' "'''"'' '."" '' P''''"k INV" ~
rtldu -rllnI- u' .'. "rsi. &. gwen nr.
tiV ia mII. ana VIIIRpIalu itself
-. ...1,t.
.,..,ItN " ID. ...
" hrfrt-. ut .fmAiIuu has come tu me
which I.,d- uIr a. hrIINr lnt. a ctutA
..uu. AMI Infections dI-ra.r known "a.
.putrrur -.ufhrri lr,rt. rNi.l.t.u,. Z
yItt. lu DO. iu.luNIus dr-rtibrI Aira Co.
wit The -ldlrut nItiututA Auh That luut
uru of 90, uuulr .i \ul WA -rurIi "
IUr .lh m,r nan. AMI Wei tf the NON
1.eirr .I l.uutub
Wv. tlrpfrfr. " lIptutuu gov
,.urt u tho trfulur, ui NrN Mexico. b.,
,.rur# tN, ,ulhtrN Iu mr Vested t.,
the Irs...t,ur. tins irui.tN. du u.tr.
~ I.-u. auI pl..h ih. IuafHnliur
determination. lrtiI-I The rules Aul
frgunul, br hI.pt,A T., the SANITARY
hmtd OF ,ln ,rrulu, NrW NrNIrt tut
lus mnIug a rtt'u, 'fum iln uf,rIal
lrrrltuN u ,I ihuug0 \"S Nr,r
hrph l,r,tf.. from IIr ..Il q rrln.
aN To- lhu I.,l ul Nm,. uUrt. luIIuy rarl
N,af. u.. ,ttlI., shall hr tihu-isitri ttuu
.uI iun,,i,1 Atrt south ut Mt Il ia,
gttu., .t.tulIu,. pu, i.uNr Ir-rtIhpl 1,
AuN pu.Itu 10 the TERRITORY Ut NrN Mex
lrurNr,t h iul 1T immediate -lAugh
lrf. .uul When .r itau.Yuit,l thr follow
my Irgu .t,Iuu. mu-t h., Observed
Mhuu tu, cattle III course Ut tttu-put
tatiuu from AM area are uulra ird above
north NJ EAST IT tins line a. hr hd vi
Watrr1 the places Whrrr .aI cattle NJ,
g. hr irI - WGtrui shall H., ,pl hpaf
amt up other cattle , Imttrl Thereto
Ou upIuh uug rtttlrt' their pulnt, al
.Ir-IutlIuu. pom, shall hr set apart tn t.
,ri,r turu. lui az other rati e shall b,
admitted g. SAID puu-. Aul the rrgulA
lIuu- relating tu the mp,rmrut ut GrNa,
cattle. ptr-rtihrd hN the cattle -auIttt,
officers ~ the state Whrtr the rAttia ar,
uuIuui,.i. shah hn carefully uh-rt, III
Ihr rtf- thL have rafrird said stpcI
shall nr thurusNIN rlrnu-,,d and d-Iu
Irr'.l before the, nrr tyuin u~,si L
trnu-I-rt, -tnrr ~ shelter animals q
merchandise
MI ear. carving cattle from -Aii are
shall t.u.t lIt,Ntl- stating that tie -ai
car contain southern cattle" aud rarl
~ the way NllS 1T SAM shipments shat
hNrA note ipuu IT, Lace with -imila
statement Whenever ANY cattle haN
come rom sam area AMI shall b, re-hiI
rrd ftuh. al, point At which thry haS
been uuluAird h. Other paints " in-tins
uun the ears hrarIng said animals -hd
bear similar plArArI- with like stat,
mrut- and the WA, liIls lee -, -tauu,s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-30

tie ~" I'u,,,u I..ILs Pushing Ih"ir lat
L,trru rr"I"'t
Peter M',hr-u,,. Ir''-lirut, and T., r.
llhrrurr. r.ri rusn .. returned from
T. ...I ...,ul ,I.,N - l.,,, Mt. ilat.
T., tnt lhr ,'i work for the
maps Hud =. jtm,t,~ uf the irrigation sys.
TEN at the W,-',ru Homestead \ ltriga.
tion rumpuA h,- hr-n completed, aud
that the r,tp- at assistants viii arrive
to-day. H., rngIurrr's offices will he
Opened in r'l- rtN Tor the preparations
ri the r'.u- AID 600. les. which Will
take about So, , 'rk-, and on the com.
plrtiou ol Win, II IL expected. that con
-trurtinn viii h., Resumed and pushtNi Ia
completion wllhuu' further delay,
his project l. one If great Importance
to the people ui \rw Mexico Ia general
aud Nhulurrqu" III particular, aud TIM
CllI/tN ha~ been at ~"nr pains Ia secure
from Mr. llarroun IA general outline of
the ~,~trm pt"Ir'-"d
The dNrTtlng dam Is located across
the RIO l'urrrn. Aud consists ~ n solid
masonry structure laid IN Portland
cement This dam l. -, feet long, ~
feet high. with n crest with Of - feet,
From thl- dam thu water are diverted into
n canal - feet Wide al the bottom, carry.
my -, feet al water and discharging
10 cubic feet per second. The canal
follow along the side hills distance "i
Il milr- to reservoir NJ. |, which covers
ahuut ~ acres, and which acts NJ n
settling basin H. free III" water from IT,
lit hrld ~ Suspension. From this re=et
NuIr IA" main canal passes along the
side hills - miles, rtu~-,'s the river hN
An inverted -NphOn aud enters rr-er\niT
w. >. which II the main storage frsrf
,nir. and l. ~ side canyon among The
hills IN" dam forming this reservoir
viii be- .i..pn feet long and VI tr"t high
and H." storage capacity Will ha lh, ~
acre feet. From this Reservoir the main
canals Tor ,rTigAiiuII Will start on" ~
each side 80 ia" river, passing down III,
\allr, Tor distance ~ twenty five miles
With the exception II the Prc,- Vale,
enterprises this project II the largest II
New Mexico, and lHE tITiLES Will Il,
all II can "a help along the big project
"Nurre~s Ia the Western Homestead An,
Irrigation COMPANY II thi- rafrr's New
Wear wish,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-30

The ladies ot the Park associate
give n dance aud supper at ArmS
on February :, 1875, for the aug
ton NJ their fund, which Ia agalu
low, II was intended at first H. 4
"tannihal hall" but on AeoOu Ut
late cold wave not being condi
cannibal health II has been Id
give n Poverty hop instead, AM
rrty hop Ia all inlents aud pH';
will b-. NJ siNlr, no starch. but
plain. enjoyable home dance, Hih
supper Ia follow.
Now boys. hook on 10 your y
aud bring her tO this dance All
enjoyable evening, aud help q
cause along Mind, no carfit
hnwers, and no fat packet book =
hut what II IL called. 10 suit The
plain. unvarni-hed Poverty h"R
Tickets, Including supper,
lady ami gentleman, u Jl; adnnlH
- cents,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-30
A RICH STRIKE.
ore That VIII Run $50 to the Ion IS
Taken ont.

Taken Ont.
IIk CIrlEfN published few days ago
"A hrlrf account " the strike made at
llrmAtitr hy H. Il. prtrT-uu aud others,
calling attention Ia ia" fact that Peter.
aon WAS formerly n resident NJ Alhnpurr-
que, Capt. ;. r.. Bnth, the veteran
miner and promoter, who Is now located
AT EliZahethtuw taNurS this paper with
"A detailed account Of the strike which
appears tu hr honenza indeed. Capt,
B,nth says
There has hern very rich 1trlkrin the
BLACK Copper claim, located ia Taos
county, four mile west uf Elizabeth.
town, Just wrst uf the In" NJ the Max.
well land grant. Nr-sr- sparks and
higgins, two ot the parties having one
year lease or IA" Black copper mine,
called at my office to day aud learned
these facts Ia regard Ia The strike,
They have driven tunnel on the vein
la feet Mt NJ feet they struck the first
ore, that runs from - Ia tNo per ton.
Last week they found II lump ui ore that
weighed about Ia pounds. Ani un break
ing II open found II full Of wire gold.
Then IN y opened up II streak IT white
Quartz and have followed II -uInr feet,
In this white quartz II where they found
the rich ore, They have float vein
running through red granite. They have
/. III Al Tam 4 -
that will run tsD per ton, They have n
sack II about - pounds NJ the rich
quartz on which they have assays that run
SNOmn per ton. The parties showed
specimens that VIA NJ least une-ihlfd
gold. not small pieces, hut lumps ~ large
~ your three fingers. The parties hay.
ing the lease are Peterson, sparks Nadr,
aud Higgins. There iza question ~ Ia
title. liraynaT and Wade are III posses
sion but Rugg aud Reynolds, Of Colorado
Springs, claim the property, The parties
leasing have lease from both parties
aud the lease has nine months Ia run
There Is considerable excitement here
and there has been about hfty claim-
ztakrd out AROUND the mine, The snow
lntrTfeTeS with n" lratoT4, but they sci
their stakes Just the same, There will b,
a great rush ~ soon aS the snow dlSap'
pears ~ that partle- can get there, There
IL other goOi property Ia the immediate
vicinity, aud Red River will be hrl-tlng
next spring,
lirmalite, Lyons, Il Town, Badly, Willow
Creek aud other CAMPS are strictly IN II
aud they will have something Ia say M
the near future
l.oH of eastern parties, representing
capital are here nov, looklng over th'
situation,
The Legal Tender mime, owned by j
Williams, was sold to-day toColorado par
tea. and other property Is being NHnd's
day by day, showing that snne pt"pl
know gooi thing when they ~ee IT,
j Butler. who represents the j \, Far
we'll Dry foods company of Chicago, I
ON the read this WAY. aud II Is under
stood that he will hereafte? make hi
headquarters In this city,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-30
IlIIfINIII SWINE.


E,tutu. Fr"u Ialit"rui, Hui >ut full III
u""d N-W.,
&. ". ~mth. receiver of the Atlantic X
HdrIur, And ms -uu. " H. smith the
purchasing agent Tor the company, re-
turned from lAlltutnls IA IA special ear
attached Ia liver NJ. this morning,
leaving their wives and families al pa-a
lruh, al, where the latter viii remain
iuflug the HlutrT
luig" y ~lrftN, general counsellor
int the company hnd also for the talitur.
MIA southern, accomplished Receiver
smith ~ ttf ~ N-h Form, from which
place Judge ~lrrry tunk the santa Er,
Prescott \ lhn"ulN Tor fhTpiN, lie iS
expected here on the NJ. :, from the west
hTdAN ulght.
KrruNrt smith WA seen NJ hlS office
uu south SECOND street. ri the general 1T
urr~ ul the Atlantic y Pacific, this morn,
NIX h I'M tlilItN representative, and
lua nUml"r 1T questions pTOp0unird by
the prurlI push T. the receiver said
The sale II the Atlantic n Pacific can,
not take place until after the annual
charter hh- hrrn obtained from crugres4,
AMI ~ lu When that Will hcunr a law
rAuuul ~tN. ~ llt' matter II now IN the
Nhill- tl "a t'lIl'"lFllVf f'UllUlllff,
i have all along believed that the
santa Fr company would obtain entire
control 1T the Atlantic n Pacific In fact
purchase the road, and ~ the matter la-
hr,u nluln~t definitely settled think the
\tlanllr n Pacific viii he Cont 'cttd pref
Il much un the old lines.
"luu spoke about the shops. II Ia Il
the Interest ~ the road aud especially Il
the santa ~ company that these shops
meaning the Albuquerque shops, ht
kept running ~ they ATE, II not en-
lArgrd
"Ngaiu, continuL Mr, smith, Il have
never nrrn IN drum who would eventual
I, obtain control ~ the Nlantlc X Pac
llir that being the santa ~ railway
tut still the matter has not ~ Yet berI
absolutely settled,
Mr. .,mllh stated that h. would remain
here fut n trW days, ~ consultation will
MT Whitehead, the general auditor f0I
the santa ~ railway, aud u no further
pressing business nj this point hr wOul,
thereafter leave tuT thlcAgn,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-30

NIIAm-. Nul. Itu 20, 4 r ihuur-.
,.,. au ul Ilr r'-IlrN ul this place.
committed -u.r.lr At s g.. n.r,uck ,r-trr.
ItN ,it,ruppu ~ -l,-,tlug hIm-"li tWIrr
with 4 w.. - rA,Iurr rrNrNrt The pu
,...u, 1t iIr nud, Nh,u iuuub and other
conditions surrounding Indicate that hr
Va mIh~ilcai IA the rNttrlu'. Onr bail
passed 'hruugh III" huN Ju-l hriuw the
trhrt AMI the other entirely Through
t'r front ~ the hrAi. lie had Aluri
n.lh -hul- hy Ia" uIrrr, apparently,
= u, hIl Wa found III front ~
,nr ir,'--rI Ne owned the raunrll ~
ton. ant H. be- wufkrd the night
.uit %" Wa taking Ia regular sleep.
ilI-W,,r hti lett the huu-r Tor ahuut III.
teen minute. never thinking ~ the huf
uhlr sight that awaited her return.
Mt ilruur~-,N Na~ AL engineer un the
NlauiIr y Pacific h"tutr the late trouble
hud Nh~ we'll liked hN all hr-r things,
together With ihr high connections NJ
10th himself amt wife. makes the affair
u" ~ lr t"fflrir
tie i.aNr- uu itnllN except his wife,
Nhr h. mEhN "~trrluri and lA' the
heartfelt SYMPATHY uf EVERYONE. VI
.hu-,. except Slight uI-lur~- IrNrr-", can
lee assigned Ipt the rash act
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-30


oi ,h. ty,t recurring tragedy 80 v
should rutri the matuage state "
su'ur Euuv lgs NJ the physiology
f,mur uty,n, ~ reproduction aud &.
necessity Of ketpiug them always h.
aud VIGOROUS ignorance pn these
DIS yfavrs ct thousands ~ happy
n.i fr~ months tourney from IN,
rh.r, sut- and sIs'dN remedy AZ
IN. most marvellous m'di,inr ','
covered iut ~uturn ~ ~ IitfCrs "
Prescription T. - the discovery ~ q
eminent and stIlml specialist ~
ri,,., ,hief concluding physician tot
yaIf1. Ilut,' aud Surgical Institute
hlu y y ia,tN d',,'lN 90 the q.
otyaus that make Viirhuud and moih'
tu..tNlr II fnstrs th'm h',lth'
sr.ug II CUES 81 Wsakuvss and a.
T.E~n during the tSp, Giant r''iod
sue. healthy bah, and wakt, patti
r,sy aud almost r,inlr.. Wom''
Wish Co. knpS al about the Nutit
49, rpun should srt, t. ~ r'toe
N,. " s.iHusrr sprus,H" yumi~tla
., Is. .t., ~fr-s tee That can.
su.Hg' u-yf y'uf fsVu'fls iie~ tiJ
49, ..riu,I 900 me s,h - Ap'" snd ! y
go aNHHuf 'hrf', uuuui~ 80 I'll ] ,su g..
-, that ,uu' uri,Hus wu'Nri ~.u'r''
,a.e Although tns pHNsi,iau ". w do.
sos mot srsuI g. f~tuIt' he aiN o.
atluuN NHuE .UN Hvu 500 sui lF'.t'
ks,psg.,' 'h'r, months 'N' wusn'i' D.
~rk ,s..fuw,u lsi ins wr'.Ir'
t.,.I Of ..Ius tut ,Hr isistiuE rh'
g. ',,r'ur ~. .'nyi usN' mouth
| Cun.tipation n neglected vii II
most robust 60 the doctor uN.r
I blood get. loaded duWu Nth I'm,
wui,h n deposit. m rNttS organ and
! IA the body Serious illness Is N,
table t,sul, D' rr'vrs Pleasant
cut, constipation They Nt ptnu
p'ra,ant M p,ti action They rev''
| rh,y cure permanently and sir II,
! temporary palliative DfuCgi'is ~
II ,lu accent something aid 20 b,
a. good, you vii regret H.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-30
BlL TIMBER DEAL.
A las vegas Firm AhSOthS large
erty Interests. up the Countr

A las vegas Firm AbSOthS large
eriy Interests, up the Countr
The hIg deal that means much I
Vegas may be- hastily mentioned
lows M,~t-r- tiru4E. blackwell n
this city, with establishments IN
lurfQur and uiorlrtA. In conju
with Albert Lawrence. Ot tat-kill.
have closest n lease Tor n term ~
with the Maxwell land grant cou
IA southern tulufadu aud nUrthrr
Mexico. Tor all the timber Oh q
mrn-r hsiy Of land. including the
acres Ut the grant purchased b.
lAuh. two wears ago. hut which hu
reverted tu the Maxwell cnmpan!
covered by thu lease Just effected.
The terms ~ the lease give q
company, which has illri ARTICLES
corporation at santa IL, rXcluSn
her nights on the grant; al@o. the!
the Richard bum Tie aud limb
pany, VII headquarters are AT
y VI.
The officials IT what IL known
Maxwell Timber cnmpan, are ~ e.
Albert Lawrence, president 4. NJ.
we'll. vice president, n. v. nelly
uret, II. Il. frankenburgrr. see
who. with 4 4. Jones', III. Las We.
tornry. constitute the board Of DIR
This great business deal will be
advantage Ia the city, In that II "
ford employment 10 larE" nun
mrn,
II i understood that the MaxwrI
Ter company start III with large
timber contracts from the | Mon
aud Atchisou railroad companies
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-30

uro kl,rk 10 rha- T. Cramrr. war
i4lN To- ,pt- a aud I, hluck /, Baca All
I'lnu 80"
II'rIIlhuh { lie Bara and husband Il
MhrHu" h,rTu, warranty L. all grant
uI,' interest "a the liard hThiiun, 80,
" :. ~lfIrklrt. Trustee. Ia Annie h
rh"ltn ami husband. release I" lots /,
nll l.. hlnck 80. New Mexico Iown~it,
company, a.,
VI " tluuruu,, trustee. tu Jos, {, Mar
stall and wife. release IT, lot =, block .
iiumng'- highland addition. o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-30
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Um,t,It, N,huIt'd
There being u rumuf uu "a" street lN"
past week that the NUuur \ tuuur
shop. veto nl,uut tr rl"-' down, lit,II.
rs representative rall'i ut Oh" grurfal
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tt.m ah uNIrrhl high ,u huthuutN, ascot
tnlurd that there O., uu foundation what
ever tur such u frp'rl AMI the ptohalln
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h,t That rTrutN IT h,raui" urr,~-HtN To-
rriucr the rhprn-r- NJ the company ant
u" shop departments hai o. stand their
proportion vt the reduction There 49,
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A. t'r NuU'rN ruur ha- mot -uihr
rut "a l.'n- 81 o'r"r points tomnu
luu lt,. mru, without the Use ~ tnr
l.ru shops