davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-23
4 HUNG JURY,
Twelve Men Could Not Agree as to the Guilt or Innocence ofJ. H. Piikington.

Tweivs Men Could Not Agree as to the
 Guilt or Innocence ofJ. H. Piiktngton.
 The jury in the case of the State vs. J. II. Pilkington, having failed to report a verdict last night, were discharged. Pilkington, the de- fendant, was the Constable of Wash ington township. At the last ses sion of the Jefferson County Grand Jury he was indicted on the charge of bribery. The case was tried be- fore the Jefferson Circuit Court yesterday, and was given to the lary in the afternoon. That body could not agree on verdict, and : was discharged by Judge Elliott. At the present time, owing to the true bill found against Pilkington, Washington township has no bond ed Constable, and will have none until Governor Jones names Pilking- tons successor.
 J. H. Baldwin, Justice of the Peace of Washington Township, is also indicted for bribery in connec- dion with the same case which has disqualified Pilkington, az is, also l.. E. Boston, Pilkington's negro Deputy Constable. The trial of Baldwin aud Boston is set for the 18th inst.
 Washington township now has only one Justice of the Peace, owing to the fact that Baldwin has been disqualified by a true bill seharging him with bribery having been found against him. From appearances 1t seems that a very bad state of affairs exists in Wash. ington township.
 From what our reporter has been able to learn. the State has much stronger proofs az '7st Baldwin and Boston than it dad against rilkington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-23

Read the Sunday GRAPHIC.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-23
Greece to The Powers.

PARIS, April 23.-Aecording to n dispatch received here from Constan- tinopIe, Greece has informed the Powers that she will abandon her claim to the Island of Crete if the Powers will force Turkey to cedesher Epirus and Mount Olympus, accord ed to her by the treaty of Berlin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-23

GRAND ANNUAL During Easter week. We to all week. join the throng We would like lady hep celebrate this glorious given with purchases this Hundreds styles
 Americas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-23
FOrdyce News.
From the Chronicle Enterprise,

Mir. Westall and baby came down from Pine Bluff Monday to visit her parents, Mir. and Mrs. $. T. Hillman.
 The agony is over. The republican bosses have iniorsed Mr. Phil Cox for postmaster as this place. Mir. Cox is handsome gentleman and fully competent to handle the mail. While McDade was our choice, we will bow to the will of the mighty. A meeting of Confederate Sur viyors in Dallas, Cleveland and Cal houn counties is called to meet at , D. m. the Second Saturday in May, in Nntt's Hall for the purpose of or ganizing q camp and sending repre- sentatlyes to the reunion at Nash ville June 9. A rate of one cent per mile has been secured and all who will may go at this rate.
 Robert J. Brown, of Austin. Tex, who is said to be a fine eloeutionist, will render "Riehard the Third" at the Training School building next Tuesday night. He has been in Little Rock several nights, entertain ing large audiences. The Arkansas Gazette eays he has few equals. The Arkansas Democrat classes him as q hist rionic genius.
 MT. Acruman is figuring on supply ing England with butter. He say s that country annually imports $60, O0OMD worth Of thnt commodity. $35 .0o0 coo of which ia the far-famed Danish product. He is oi the opin- lon that there must be something very innch alive in Denmark when that little country ,nn buy COW iced In the United States and sell so much butter in England.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-23
To Assist the Greeks

LONDON, April 23.-A special dis patch from Athens says offers ofhelp are reaching the Greek government from all quarters. and military authorities expect 40, ,O0O volunteers to be enrolled before the beginning of next week. Epiroutus at Athens is preparing to leave that city to assist She Greeks in capturing Epirus.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-23
THE EASTERN WAR! RUSSIA, IT IS SAID, WILL IN- TERvENE TO STOP THE
 FIGHT. Greece Issues a Note to the Powers Offering to Withdraw Her Troops From Crete
 on Certain Con-
 ditions.

PARIS. April 23.-Le Journal cor. respondent at Odessa telegraphs that all necessary measures have been taken at Sebastobol for the eventual intervention of Russia in the war between Turkey and Greece
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-23

The ladies of Trinity Episcopal Church will serve tea at the residence of Mrs. +. G. Atkinson from to 10 p. m.. Tuesday the 27th inst. The public is cordially invited te attend. Admission. 9 cents 23dot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-23
retter, salt-Rheum and Eczema.

The intense itching and smartlng incl dent to these diseases is instantly allayed by applying Chamberlain 8 Eye and Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases have been permanently cured by it. H is equally efficient for itching piles ane q favorite remedy for sore nipples chapped hands. chilblains. frost bites and chronic sore eyes. % cts. per box
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-23

YOU NEED Hoods Sarsaparilla
 if your blood is impure, your appe- tite gone, your health impaired. Noth- ing builds up health like HooD'o.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-23
Dr. Cady,s Condition Powders,

inst what a horse needs when i'll bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier ant yermifuge. They are not food bul medicine and the best in use to put a horse in prime condition. Price 20 cents per package.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-02-16
THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER

HIS. HAL AND i HE ~ HE X
The town is free from diptheria once
more.
The Nephi Times is no more it
ceased its existaLce on Friday, Feb. II.
Supt. Racker left for Chicago over the
d. q X. G.. yesterday morning.
John L. Glib has been suffering with
La grippe for few days past.
David Beck, OF Eureka, paid a short
visit to Lehi on Sunday.
Elders conference will be held at
Provo next Sunday.
Mr.. Israel Anderson and Miss Katie
Russon have received license to wed
We are pleased to note that Wn.
Southwick is around again after his
recent illness.
Mr.. VIM. Coates is still confined to
his room. He is having quite serious
illness.
1t is hard t. t4ll what makes the
mouth water, but it is supposed there
must be leak in the roof of it,
DIR. Karl G. Maeser win speak in the
interest OF religious class work at the
meeting ho:se tonight.
A large meeting OF the unemployed
was held at Salt Lake last week to talk
over grievances and plan for better
future.
The silver band was out on Saturday
and gave the town serenede for the
matinee. The boys play well for the
time they have been pracsicing.
The Provo strike has been settled and
the employees of the wooden mills
started work on Monday. They have
agreed 10 accept one third cash pay
The Black Hawk war veterans want
compensation for their services and it is
likely that tie state legislature will
send memorial to congress urg ng it.
The public are invited to attend the
services at the meeting house next
Sunday. 1t is expected that Pres b.
S. Hinckley and q. q. Wilson of Provo
will be present and they may bring
quartette with them.
Messrs. G. A. Granger, George Austin
and JAS Gardner left on Saturday over
the Union Pacific for Omaha with two
hundred head of beef cattle of the Utah
Sugar Co These gentlemen Will be
gone alont two weeks and Messrs.
Granger and Austin will go as far as
Chicago before they return.
Hon. Joseph c. S. Black burn and
Henry Cabot Lodge were the two gentle
men who counted the electoral votes for
President and Vice-President in the
Senate and Charles IL. Grosvenor and
James d. Richardson of the House.
Word has been received by relatives
that Mr.. Wiley Norton.died at his home
in Idaho, Sunday morning, Feb. Z.
His daughter, Mrs. Ross, and S. W.
Ross left for there that evening so did
not arrive until after he had passed |
away. They are expected home to- [
day.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-02-16

The city IS erecting lumDer oullolne
just back of the Jail
Tom Webb left on Friday for trip tc
his sheep herd on the deseret
Loring ii. Brown committed suicide
! in Salt Lake last week.
u The cold snap on Saturday showed
that winter is not oyer yet.
George Kirkham, Sr., is preparing &c
build fine brick house in the spring
Mr.. Haywood, representing the Utah
Strengthening Co., paid visit to our
city on Saturday.
A gang OF petty thieves have been
making things lively for the police in
Provo of late.
Messrs. lockwood, Worthen and
Knight, Of Salt Lake, gave us pleasant
call on Thursday.
One CT the signs Of the time may be
seen on the front OF the building
formerly known as the Allan bra
saloon
The matrimonial broom has been
sweeping down the Webbs pretty
thoroughly lately, and the end is not
yet.
"You have seen good many OF the
shifting scenes of life," said the lady to
the tramp. Eyes nam. l worked ON
the stage i've Yeas"
We have received very pretty
calender from Wood Bros, the live stock
commission merchants OF Chicago.
Messrs. John A Brown and Thomas
Fowler opened up here in the clothing
business last Wednesday.
The talk on Lake Bonneville by G..
N. Child on Sunday night was very
interesting and showed up some of
the wonders of our own land.
The Provo wooden mills closed down
last week as the employees went out on
strike for half cash pay instead of one
fourth which they have been receiving.
They receive script for the balance
which they claim is discounted from 20
to so per cent.
FOR SALE--3O acres of land on North
Bench; 20 acres in lncern, good water
right in North Bech Irrigation Co. Fo
particulars address Barlow Ferguson,
Salt:Lake City, Utah.
A small son of Frank Smith accidently
fell off the door step last Saturday strik-
ing his head ona tin bucket which he
held in his hand, inflicting an ugly cash
over his right eye.
Some people say we sell shoddies.
We say we sell all wool goods at shoddie
prices.-Ord Bros.
Provo is elated because there ia good ,
prospects of the r. G. w. building a |
branch from there to Park City.
Ord Bros. are the only people who
guarantee their clothing. You can
always get your money back if goods are
not what they are represented to be.
No wonder clothing men say we sell
shcddie when they hear of our prices.
but our customers always come for
more shoddies. Its just the kind they
take of sleeps backs, Ord Bros.
Nina, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
W. S. Willis, died suddenly at Heber
last week. The father was in I.ehi when
the sad news reached him. The funeral
was held at Heber and was one of the
'rgest ever held there The father
and mother have returned to Lehi
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-02-16
THE LEHI BAN MFR
Lehi. utah County, Utah J..
LEHI MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.

Mayor-Mosiah Evans.
uncilmen-John Roberts Jr., Ole
Ellingson, Richard Bradshaw Andrew
A. Peterson, John S. Willis.
Recorder-John +. Ross.
Treasurer-James Harwood.
Marshal-Joseph A. Thomas,
City Justice-L. i. Willis.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES:
ames B. Gaddie. John l.. Glib, James
p. Carter.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-02-16

Nina, the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
W. S. Willis, died suddenly at Heber
last week. The father was in I.ehi when
the sad news reached him. The funeral
was held at Heber and was one OF the
lrgest ever held there The father
and mother have returned to Lehi
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-02-16

Word has been received by relatives
that Mr.. Wiley Norton died at his home
in Idaho, Sunday morning, Feb. T..
His daughter, Mrs. Ross, and S. W.
Ross left for there that evening SO did
not arrive until after he had passed
away. They are expected home to-
day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20
WINSLUp WAITS.

"a r.,, l.u o., IA. maintain.
ru.-,s, .,,.,,o,, 49,. ..,, n, v,,,lt NAT
W,n.lov .,In min hs ,.tu,n,d
,,,n, ,h....
,- ,.r 49,
49,.
"'' ''"'"' ,''''' '''"'"' 'r,' Wv"
"""' 49, '"'''
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20
A coon Nv

The following excellent Inv regarding
the sale Of medicine has been passed l..
the Argentine Republic
II, shall be lawful Ia sell ~ expose Tor
sale IN any pharmacy ~ apoIhecatt' :
shop or store such -prclaltle- ~ com
pounds only whose componrni parts afr
cleaTl, specified upon visible part OF
the package therrOf, settling forth also
the dO-- Of the kctiNe substance con.
tAlurd therein The department Of pub.
lie health will aulhoriL. the sale OF the
medicine. referred 10 when the conii.
tun- have been iulhll,d. without whlch
authorization such gO'ds cannot be
offered for sale.
Failure Ia comply with the require.
ments Of this Law Will b" punished b, n
tine u tl.nto tSn."
II viii therefore bsc0mr necessary Tor
American manufacturers exporting me~ii'
cal COMPOUNDS aud specifics 10 the Ar
grn,iur Republic 10 obtain the Required
permit from the department Of public
health aud 10 state the composition Of
the meilcine on each package.
II Is time the nllrd states pa~,eS'
stringent laws regulating the sale oi
medicine and fool
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20

lHr excellent Wttr ~ Harry Howard
eiltot " the san Natclal brr. has been
appointed pu-tmi,'trs- ~ san MatciHl
AMI there Is tr'ul,Iug over thr event ~
all the urSsp,lrr offices ot the tern.
tory
N uwrushrtu. ~ an establishment
has been opruri iof t,- mnnu'atlur" oi
",llulo~" AMI imitation -llk from corn
-lalk- which were 'otmrtl, DESTROYED h
htr l., the thrmrf-
Iit -'crriAt, II agriculture .a,, thu
rouu,f, SENDS altoaiNrh YEAR q u.o'..
1900 lot ptudurt- that mjghl l." tal-ri ult
uut own tarm- sugar aluur counts tot
touftl, ol irr item
llu evidence sr"- to -huN TIA, san
rhr1 the ,oulhfu Denver Wiir murderer
is ~ dangerous -lr"u walker iiir ruil.
au"m"utst rnuyou 1t, ma, cure hm II
.B- -.
lIi ur-, election 81 urrntrr \rw iork
i rrpott,i to ha," ro-t t!A;ir' It
'''NA INV l''ll Nh'l'''ls - consuming Nlsf
sew ma .lrluauN ti7'"
Nu-hl vii h~a, al, mau Whu sticks
at Nu ui ltl-hmau Who hal h~ir
iunktng 1t lot n hunitrd wears il,d the
other la, at MuncIr. lui
II then ,r have Judgment u things
pertaining To- tM- ntr set them 10 Judge
~hu ara least ,'-trrurd ia the church
FIt-t Corinthians, ~
IHp-t i'-ltug extra copies - TN
NtthlN ,uIftN, go tanning account u,
~" tram tuhh"tN, can obtain -aIur t.,
Calling at tins office
A> almanac published ~ London one
hundred wears agu, pf,"ilctri that III ~
,ruh"f l-.'~. Wr viii communicate With
Mars
iut 'ulj AMI complete account 81 the
ttnlu rphhrtN at ,'fAut- ~ lnt NttAN
,u.ItN Extra copies at this office.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20
MuRDtKUuS ASSAULT.
bona Ana Coun,y Presents Another Sc
riUuS Cutting ARRAY.

Robert lea, suu e l.. - Lea, ~ l.rAs
hutg was cut AMI hadl, injured III bona
Ana l., three NrSirAn-. Manuel lie In q.
u mingu raillln and Alberto Barrla.
kArrlA turned states evidence and u"
Ia - and rriilla are III Jail, each held III
default of tltSu bonds. Two accounts
have been given ~ the affair Lea
claims that hr WAS riding into bona Ana,
Arriving AT the bridge crossing the Las
cruces Acrgu.n. hs Ha- -t upon hN
a." thu, men, on" OF whom threw an
FL bottle ai his head. INJECTING n
-caip wound. The sudden plunglng tor
ward oi his horse alone saved his life, t0r
II IL alleged that he Ia - rprang nj him
with his knife cutting u deep wound Ia
hi- thigh. and causing him Ia fall from
his horse near the bridge where he WAS
afterwards found 10y u Mexican he WAS
taken IL n house near the scene ~ thu at.
tempted Killing aud carrsi Tor until the
arrival IT lr. Cuwan, who vas hastll.
summoned. and his family notified The
report that II was the outcome ut u drunk.
Ell hrawl. Il denied by his friends. Al
this writing. his wounds. while painful.
are PRONOUNCED hy his ply stefan not Ia ht'
fatal. aud II II expected that liz Will h+
out aud about within month, bona
Ana Count! Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20
InL PARIS HAsIIiI..

For generations p''Ople have h"en
shudirrnR over the horrors Of the Bas
tile At the beginning ot the French Tr'O,
luton. form- have b-en written; plays
have been PREPARED, aud pictures paint
ei. all Intended ~ show tue wTetchr4i
prisoners ~ they came forth from the
Dungeon when released by the mob,
Now II appear. that all this wss imag
inAry. In the second volume Of Justin
AeCArthy's French Revolution" which
has just b-en published by Harper \
Brothers II appears that the BAstilr OF
che whole was . pleasant place Of reaort
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20

'iuo n, /. NIlr, ~ rh,ri justice, #
\rw NN,roNui Hrhrul -ollu'or tor tie
santa trlu TITS 'rrtlur,, va. 4 guest uf
lion \uw E,Nmuui last wrrk, SAYS thr
pu, iua krpullurAu.
o. -rrtlu'o' O." Nr.'lHNt.'rN JulE"
Nullo .ti
lh- - nv ur-t visit 4 pm length L.
tu- Nnl,", nul m ill.,, Intentions were
t-rN tat = iaN. has Iluu m,wN't
"a, ~uuu changed after a huu r'l"
Hrui u,r VALLEY wa- 80 surprised
W''l What SAW, that drrliri Ia pro
lpNg my VISIT SOFAS t. has" an opportunity
Il. ,,. What UoN cYurtd"r a." paradise
90 N,N M,Nnr
"lh,r.l- wPr-'.r lut t'n' ~. val.
D., ,ouI e.. mtlr ouau a., most m'au
tuul "a the country Ia" soil, rlmaIr-
everything lsush 10 place II fat ahead
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20
\ 10 j. Al uN



"''I ''' NA"''' '."' 49,.
'' N'.'''' ''"'''' '"" '.' '"'' NV
10 '.' ~ ~ '" I''''''' M WIN 1900
''''' s'"'I' ' '"'''-. Tue '''' .''
.''' '''.' '''''''''' ~ 'N''".'' '\,"'
'''.''' }" nam 81" sun '"'. y.
''''''' '"' I"'N "a '''''"' "l
''' wv ''-'' ''"'U hN'" o
.Y... ....,....,,.,,,,.. .,.i,,., ...
'.' %. ''''' %.
hhd u. N"iIi'." h..u.
&c Nh1 ttr hI,r jut'I,-t.i lu'. q.
.t...l,,.,.lL. ,.n.m,tI,..i, ..
.,,..,..
d''I I''' '".''i"d l"' l''"''
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20

Prianhers werc Alloved IN receive the,r
friends they nj ,,pi much freed NJ At
intercourse, The, hal plrasnnt WAlk, go
IN ! around the prison, and vrtt sui
Jrct,d to no hrutal treatment Fut 'out.
teen wears before the fe'olutlun the uu
iergtnund dungeons hal not been u~'si
From this II appears that the world
has h,+u greatly imp'4'+i ulrn 1T o,rt
hundred Years ut lrAst Nj the -tuf
,,'- nsplf'sl IA IT," vivid imAeluAtlon- ui
huttiri peuplr have com" Town tn W.
AMI It wA- lr't iu All ltt-h historian L.
ptlck the hunhir Aui sci tutth the true
fact.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20

send ,uat address a. II h Rurklrn n
~ llf hIug'- Sew llfr rlll- \ trihl VIII
convince N"u ~ their merits these pulls
ar easy IA action aud ARE particularly
effective IA the cure NJ Constipation AMI
SICK liraihchr For Malaria aud lN"r
Troubles they have been pfoN,%l lnNhiu
Ahlr. hey are guaranteed To- br p"rtrctl,
tfrr fIuIu every drlrt"rluu- substance
aui Ia l." purrl, vegetable. The, do not
weaken ~ their action. hut l., giving
tone I" the stomach and ho~rl- great,
iuNIeutAtr the SYSTEM Regular slzr BE
lr,r t~,N Sold l., j. Il ukirlly \ Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20

There l. gaLg ot cuuulrf'rlIrTs
caulI~sl evidently near the surltrr, where
th.y are turning lW',r u ron>l irrahlr
quantity II spurious SILVER dollars, SrN.
rfal II these were presented al the hanks
yesterday AMI thrown out, They ate
poorl, untitled aud hight IA weight, other.
Wise the Imitation l. very llkrli tu he.
cri,e lAok out Tor the cuuuIrrlrlis
ri pAsu Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20

John illlhrandt was arrested again last
nigh, for bring drunk While III the
same hilarious condition SUNDAY, he wa
arrested, hut his old age hacked up by u
PROMISE 10 -ol~r ny snd ~ Ia work, So
cured hl- discharge This being his see
ond cGrur- h. was gwen the option NJ
paying a. INTO the city trraSut, ~ put
ting ia i've days tolling on the street ~
ali equivalent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20

tIturutrd native wine N causing
uumhtlr,- druuks and dsor,lrTlle-,
uNIuG To- IL" abundance II ~ APES and
r,r,t rnrapnr-I, more wine Juice has
bon expo, -"d this YEAR than tor many
wars preceding, In the several towns
IA the valley the increase II vino del
pals signs has been remarkable Even
IA" notorious Fighting Corral IN old
iluplurTqur has IT, wine Tp,m-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20
INV To Nnrr iiilInus InlIr.

suiIrred Tor weeks with collie and
pains III my stomach caused by bilious
n--S aud had 10 take medicine all the
while until ,l-.Si thamterlsin's collie,
cholera and iiarrhs'a rrmeiy which
cured me. | have since Recommended II
To gooi man, people. Mrs. +. butler,
falfhaSen, Conn. Persons who are sub.
j-rt Ia bilious collie can ward Oh the Al.
tack hy taking this remedy ~ -onn ~
IN" first SYMPTOMS appear sold by all
druRylsta
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20

Judge Chiri Justice Walter street, Ot
Arizona, Just appolnl~i, l. u native ot
ohio, read la~ AT gui WA aiuniird Il"
practice Ia iiltshurg, Penn, IA 49,. lie
wrut Ia Tucson "a l,iN and entered the
Law office Of ~ ,io, l., &, Hughes Who
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20
THE G0LDtN C0CHlTi.
Inform alton K.gJtj.ug Niulng ans ~
ing operations.
rat tA1ts1 ABOUT INV Nl,rs


~ ~
"'' ''''''..' ~ ~
,,....,'
w ~
.,,,'..,..,.
..
,.,, .,.,
....,...'...,
,,..
a.
,,,.,,
,..,
''''" Wv ''
'' '''''
w., '''
'"'"S .''',
Wv '''' WI - ~ ~ '''.'' "''.' 7.''' ~ ~
'"'l'' "''''' w, ''
'"'''''' '"'' = '"'',' gus Wv ''''..' "
UNIV WV" w.
m4ll ah"'" the -Itlhr" tor alln'-i ~" "u.
tire length 1T th. CInim. 1t l. 'hr pru
r,tt..,,f,'nn- put.,. and san. lurI,I.,l
H'""'"''i'
Hr"l Wa rI""l yesterday 'II "hirh
William JrIk-. mining engineer aud
u,,Lury,.t vh, L,,. y,u. I, .,,,n.r,n.
,....
""' w" '"'|'' '"' "'''' '"'''F wv ''
between hl"t" AM Nlir"A' ma '"h' id-
bought fourth lutrrr-t III each tie
N,hil,. ,,ih.,u AMI u.lt,,i IHr,.lu,,L.
,
NY '"''S ''''''' WV " ~ we ~
u" III" CONTINUATION "l lH' ulR N"-h'Is
ton lead.
M, r,,,lr rr,,u..h,u ~ rh,.uiIl ,,,.
.,.',, ...,. a.,
N"' NV" va '"'''"' '''''' "' Wv"
an"fIh" '""l''fN' ""'t"' W. are li''"t'''''
pL,I,I,lthn, a. "a, u,r,, ,uisiuL,t,u,.,l
ia, v.,l- ,y, mud L,- h,..u u,, ~
,l,,. A. .,.,u ~. ,.,,.ru ,,,., ,,.,,.
.,,, uu,,,uu .tr,.. i,,m ,hr,,y,. ,,,,
mn uII ,..,n,. ,,,.tn,,,r. .rl nm.
,.,,,., ,ru .,,,,,l, ,r.., ,,,r,l.,,,.,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20

-. ", 500 'd,,.n'
NuTi = brought over from Las Vegas
That strong runners prevail there that
llpu, L.C Fort viii be- appointed chief
lu-tlrr uf the territory, aud that IN the
near future.
| j. Helm. the popular and capable
general agent u Ia" Denver y Rio
rrAuir, with head, uarterS AZ santa fr,
returned last night from n trip to HI
ra,o and southern New Mexico points.
sine. thu county aud city Iall- have
teen divorced, aud the DRINKS aud dl-ur.
d"rilr- NJ" locked up III the new ciiN has
tlr on Mntr. street. sheriff kln+-ll re-
ports that his list Of regular hoardrr- has
h,rn reduced to eight
Mr.. r. T. Nchnrr aud daughter, Miss
r lura. lraNr Tor La lunta Colo, tonight,
with Frank Nrhhrr, where they Will
make their home IN the future. Claire
Nrhlrt LEAVES tor Denver on the same
tram, where h. viii make his home with
pc. Nrhl"t, hl- uncle,
rits surveyor Nm, White has finished
-" survey ot the new street un the south
-Iar lu be- called Manirtlirli street. lie
hl- submitted u plat IT the nrw street
winch has been approved ami Will drive
tie stakes Ia morrow, work Will com
mrnrr on the opening aud grading Of
u" street next week.
uit"d states Marshal Creighton NJ,
f,rahrt returned last uight from silver
ct, and lorI-hurg, where h. has been
ou matters couurctrd With the pursuit
h,i capture IT the men who held up the
santa +" Pacific train last saturday
evening near Grants station III \alrncia
ru.uN he MARSHAL l. II the opinion
that It Wa not the famous ~ infamous
Wt,k zach gag that committed the rub'
hrry II l. thought the hold-up was the
work II two or probably three Arizona
nru. whose names ARE known. but can
nat be- gwen Tor the pTeacnt