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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-08-07

The people having asserted them
selves and demanded their rights IN
American citizens. the autOcrats Of the
" est Park Board. knowing they could
not help themselves. have finally de-
cltled that visitors to the parks may lie
down on the grass.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-08-07

While all the other assessors were re-
ducing tnAes on account Of hard times.
Assessor Wilson of Lake View was
raising them.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-08-07

The ex-member of the Legislature
from the Fourth District Is still four
flushing about the passage of the nOto'
rious Elevator bill Willie Is evidently
working both ends of the game, hut ht
will be summoned as u witness before
the Grand Jury investigation of thu
passage of the Elevator bill just thu
same.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-12
PRECINCT ELECTIONS.
Democrats Carried Precincts 3 and ~
and the Republicans Carried the
Other Two Precincts.

The New MEXICAN yesterday reported
that the election for Justices of the peace
and constables in Santa Fe passed off in
an orderly manner, but went to press too
early to give the results
In precinct No. 3, upper Santa Fe'
Miguel German, Democrat, received TIA
votes for justice of the peace against 1877
votes cast for Juan Jose Salazar, 4 pub
lican; for constable. Jose Inez Ortiz,
Democra received 1874 votes, and Vidal
Olivas received lat votes.
In precinct No 4, Bruno Romero and
Francisco Anaya, Republicans, were
elected respectively justices of the pence
and constable. The vote was: For JUS
tice, Bruno Romero, 178; Tomas Smith,
1853; for constable, Francisco Anaya, 1885,;
Manuel Gonzales Padilla, 1853.
In precinct No. II political lines we're
closely drawn and the contest was decid-
eddy animated. The Democrats won.
The results in figures are as follows: For
justice of the peace, John G. Hull, Demo-
crat, l4l; Jose Ma. Garcia. Republican,
1913; for constable, T. H. Tucker, Demo-
crat, 1873; Cosme Salas, Republican, 100.
The results in precinct No. 18 are as
follows: For justice of the peace, Fer
nando Nolan, Republican, 80; Antonio
Borrego, Democrat, "a; for constable,
Anselmo dallegos, Republican, 1874; Six
to Manzanares, Democrat, 1902.
1t will thus be perceived that the Demo-
Gratis carried precincts and II and the
Republicans were triumphant in pre-
cincts and IS. So honors are easy.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-12
HERE'S AGREAT FISH STORY
An Aftesfan Well in the PecOs Valley
Which Throws Up BASS and
Catfish.

The artesian we'll story in the Dalla.
News is great fish fake, though founded
upon fact. While in the vicinity of the
we'll this week we took the trouble to in.
quire into the matter. The News article
stated that the we'll threw out 1000
pounds of fish per hour, that il is 300
feet deep and flows solid column Of
water SIX inches in diameter, which is
thrown twenty-five feet in the air. The
we'll is all right, though not such q spout
or as described. It flows about 200 gal.
Ions per minute and occasionally expels
fish, some Of which are fair sized bass
and cat fish, such as are ordinarily caught
in the Pecos. Mr.. @. B. Wiliinpham.
upon whose land the we'll is located. ia
authority for the fuct that Rsh are fre.
quently expelled IL the water from the
we'll. just above where the we'll is locat.
ed are several lakes, the soundinRs of
which have never been taken because Of
to And bottom with the an.
planes at hand. The lakes are estimat-
cd at 300 to 500 feet in depth. There is
undoubtedly an underground drain from
these lakes down the river to Mr.. Willing.
hams tract Of land. The we'll il north Of
The town OF Hagernan about ten miles,
On the east side Of the Pecos river Eddy
Current.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-12
THE GOLD IS COARSE.
Discovery Of Apparently Rich Placer
Ground on the San Juan River.

The discovery of very rich gold placer
ground on the San Juan river by W. A.
Townsend recently has stirred up no
little excitement throughout San Juan
county during the past ten days, says the
San Juan Times. The location Of the
find is in a bar on the Pat Mclaughlin
place, about four miles from Fruitland.
The Indications are that this bar has
been formed within the past few years,
and 1T is rich in coarse gold from the sur
face down to depth of four feet-which
is as deep as it has yet been prospected.
Most of the gold washed out is about
the size of pin head, yet there have been
few nuggets weighing fully quarter of
an ounce taken out.
Mr.. Willis, who was employed to test
the richness of the bar, with a prospec-
tors "rocker," secured in thirteen hours
work last week $31 in gold. Others have
tested the dirt by banning and the results
satisfied them of its great richness.
A company has been formed consisting
of Messrs. McCaa, Wilkins, Rush and
Townsend, who will soon be ready to
work the bar for all there is in it by
means of sluicing. Most of the ground
along the San Juan from the location of
this new discovery to the "Hogback"
some miles below was located two or
three years ago, so the field offers no
special Inducements to the poor prospec.
tor.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-12
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The law makers are on their way to
Santa Fe.
G. W. Hickox reopens his jewelry and
drug establishment in the Catron block
on Monday next.
The Exchange hotel is being reprinted
and repaired in honor of the coming of
the legislative solons.
| j. W. Akers has opened a handsomely
furnished suite of four club rooms in the
Spiegelberg block, second floor rear.
| U. s. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Tonight and Wednesday threat
ening weather; stationary temperature.
Evangelical meetings are in progress
| nightly at the M. E. church under the d.
rection of Rev. Mr.. Madden, assisted by
Rev. @. L. Bovard and Rev. Mr.. Gladney.
Delegate T. B. Catron, of Santa Fe, is
said to be negotiating for the purchase of
a residence in this city-the Rupe prop
ertY, now occupied by Mrs. Hume and
family. Vegas Optic.
George Blunt got in from Albuquerque
this morning. He comes to remain at
least two mountaineering the need of a
change of climate. Mr.. Blunt regards
Santa Fe as having the most attractive
biennial winter climate in the southern
section of the Rockies.
In the United States district court,
Judge Laughlin presiding, the case of the
United States vs.. The Denver d Rio |
Grande Railroad company, timber tres
pass, is still on trial. A. A. Jones, spec.
ial United States attorney, is prosecu.
ting, and j. F. Vaile represents the de-
PENDANT company. 1t is expected that
this trial will be concluded tomorrow.
Hon. Geo. Curry, senator-eleot from the
big southern district, arrived in the city
from Roswell last night accompanied by
Mrs. Curry and the three children. They
are temporarily domiciled at the Ex-
change hotel. Mrs. Curry and the little
ones will remain here throughout the leg.
islative session. Mr.. Curry is at present ,
suffering from severe Inflammation of the [
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-12
For Rent.
Furnished rooms at Mrs. Wientge's.
An Election Pool.

Previous to the presidential election,
several we'll known gentlemen Of this city
who represented both sides of the ques-
tion, expressed their opinions as to the
number of electoral votes their favorite
would receive, the result was that
a pool was formed, each one in
terested throwing in $40, and the one
who bet on number nearest to the num-
Der of electoral votes received by the
president elected should take the entire
amount. There were sixteen who went
into the pool, nine Democrats and seven
Republicans. M. Brunswick won the
pool, he having bet on 265 votes for Mo-
Kinley. The entire pool with their diff
ferent bets are as follows: For Bryan:
A. Mennet, 265; R. @. Stewart, 299; D. I.
White, 245; F. Wardenburg, 224; F. A.
Manzanares, ST., 266; F. A. Manzanares,
jr., 237; H. T. Unsell, 243; H. L. Mabey,
1856; G. W. Knaebel, 227. For Mckinley:
NJ. W. Browne, 246; James Robbins, 32l;
M. Brunswick, the winner, 265; O. W.
Browne, 261; @. g. Gise, 1856; T. B. Nc
Nair, 297; 0. L. Houghton, 1917. M.
Brunswick is $3.50 ahead of the DEAL
Las Vegas Examiner.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-12
Fine stationery at Fischer 6 Co.'S.
PERSONAL.

Capt. j. L. jerks, of Cerrillos, is a
visitor in town.
At the Exchange: S. H. Cowper, Pu.
eblo; Geo. Curry and wife, Roswell.
Capt. Kit Carson, ex-sheriff of San
Juan county, is in the city attending
court.
Gov. Thornton writes from Guaymas
that his health has not been so good there
during the past ten days, but he expects
to return home by Saturday next.
Rev. L. L. Gladney, who will assist in
carrying forward the evangelistic serv-
ices at the Methodist church in this city,
arrived from Cerrillos this morning.
Mr.. Charles Rumely,a pleasant visitor
from Laporte, Ind, who is in search of
renewed health, is visiting Santa Fe and
announces his determination to abide
with us.
At the Palace: D. N. Loose and wife,
Iowa; A. A. Jones, Las Vegas; j. A. Wood,
A. Winslow, Kansas City; W. E. Dame,
Cerrillos; j. Lloyd, H. A. Wheeler, Chi
cago.
At the Bon Ton: Chas. Daniel, Anto-
nito; Manuel Chavez, Librado Valencia,
Juan F. Sandoval, Galisteo; Juan N. Rod.
riques, Albuquerque; Isidro Lopez,
Lamy; Georgh McMurray, Martin Wells,
Cerrillos.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-12
BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION.
I'm the Absence of a Quorum the M en-
befs Present Are AdjOurning from
Day to Day--EinaDces of the
Bureau.

The regular meeting of the New Mex
leo bureau of immigration should have
been held on Monday, but, in the absence
of quorum, the members present have
decided to adjourn from day to day till a
quorum materializes.
The members of the board in the city
are: j. j. Lesson, of Socorro, president;
E. G. Ross, of Albuquerque, secretary
Ernest Meyers, of Albuquerque, treas
urer; A. j. LOOMS, of Silver City; Fran
els Downs, of Santa Fe; Geo. F. Albright,
of Albuquerq ne; Vicente Mares, of Mora,
and, in the absence of Gov. Thornton
from the territory, Acting Gov. Miller is
ex- officio member of the board. Eleven
members form quorum.
Ernest Meyers, treasurer of the bureau,
has prepared in a business-like manner
his first annual report of the financial
transactions of the body. 1t shows:
Receipts from all sources. ,259 II
Expenditures. .........,,.......... 1859 10
Balance on hand. ................. Isl ,SS9 90
The report shows in detail all the re-
oeiPus anu expenditures VI the bureau
from February 5, 1896, when ex-Treas-
urer j. X. Livingston turned over the
balance in his hands, to January 8, 1897,
and is accompanied with vouchers for all
moneys expended, approved by the presi-
dent and secretary Of the bureau.
This report checks up with the annual
report of President Lesson. Both re-
ports will be a,ted upon by the full
board.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-12
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Another express train carrying palace
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-12
For Rent.

For Rent.
Furnished rooms for rent Apply to
Mrs. Schnepple, Guadalupe street.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-12

Gel Sidelo" clear Havana cigar, SC
at Scheurich's.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-12

eyes, having taken cold, and it will be
necessary for him to keep his room pretty
closely for the next few days.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-12
Subscribing for METROPOLITAN PaDer

Subscribing for Metropolitan Papers.
The coming year will be crowded with
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tails of which everyone interested in ma
tional and foreign affairs will want to
read. The best western newspaper pub
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-12

If you want all kinds of fresh meats,
oysters, fish and game, 20 to the Bon
Ton. Open day and night. Short order
meals at all hours.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-12

If you want Photographic cameras
or supplies, go to Fischer & Cos.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04

willing TO bear or guarantees sspenpss
after which, iev-fy thing II satisfactory.
he will asnd Deputy sheriff. Newcomaf
ani forn,fI " thu county. AMI lrpuly
Shetn WA. o' \airura counts. after
u" pti-onrt- u -'T'Iii7- % 10 1.7TT r ~
u" d'rutie- III tot b,-nr, l., to morrow
morning
Mr.. Franz lih-ou AMI chllrrn. n
halluI are here ~ the guests " capt.
ahi MtS VI &. tylrf parents ~ VIZ.
tilh-ou, They viii remain until after
a." Christmas holidays
Mex Bowie. superintendent - the al.
~lruhu ,nai company at nhlup. i. at
th" highland huu~', coming ~ 'itm the
W'-t NntufiN night
tair N"l'N o." -rrml 'Ni'rf Ia tlc -.
ct"t -"tNIrr - the santa Fr rarlur. II
REGISTERED at tn. highland huu.r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04
PROMINENT OFFICIALS.
McNNfN. NcNln ani Wis -, rfu,p.fl.
Has ST "a.
tuus % Nsri,I.N

uru"th Manager " % N,.n ,.
n"u'ial Superintendent y % .N.u.ul
f'rI 'fum ihr Ut ~n.urlu, .sNi u
Then .W'rld rarr. i.,, 49,, ant.. = 30,
trgulH tuur o. ..r.g.. .' l.. r.,.
anl th"It Vr-'n; uEr basin. lwrn .. =,
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W. AZ" N"tN m,rl r,rA-,H saul Vi
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mrn at thr -hup-. urnth uur pr
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th'r" last ,rrf. AM To-. I.....n ru,.ai.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04

j r.. Hurley. ilN.lun superintendent
II the santa FL railway, camr IN from
tie south last night ani, With General
Manager SEWN, ~ the santa H. iarlhc
and southern California rH!lSa'-, Con
tlnurd on north Mr. Sewn l. I'll route
to ChlrAgo.
Mr. ilurlrI stated that the scare over
small pax nj ~ ~ the Nlrlultt ~ san
Matrlal l. altogether unnecessary, while
III san Marcial, hr invest gated the ?"
port aud discovered that there were ne
cases, mlli ~ malignant IN the new
town Ot san Mafcial, aud ouly found
two isolated eases, very mild, IN the
suburbs oi the OH tO~u, across the river
lr j u NTuth, Who hAr al-p lDokri
into tile matter, states that the two cA-H-
allui,i g. are not dangerous, aud IA
alarm should exist
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04
A vhILKAN DEAD-BEAI.
lptrh, the Fort worm Loan COMPANY
Agent Has a Long Record
Nov at Trinidad.

Charles T. L,rn. Who WA the author
vet agent ~ th. STATE National l.unu
aul Trust ,umpau, uf Fort Worth. lrSa-.
huI who secuted iaNot- here on The
strength ~ hl- runurruou With that com
;Aul, hhi gate u long record ~ u
srruur 1,d beat n"l.tr Do" 'dlI up Co.
d." queens R~l"' -NrrM new made
iu"ud~ ~ tm- rIN.
III" ~liN"f city kuirrvri-", after pa
h,mug thu pap"r rNpo-uf' ut u" dead
beat Irfh, aii- "a" following
The kui"fpil-" "Npu-ri THIS fellow
Lurth about n year agu lie brat rNrtN
irN that he cuuii IuIur,. 10 trust hlu.
"a tbs clr. When h" lril It l. -uppu-,,i
That Il" forged check ~ the name ~
Neil y >tN"u-. Of lIuu- \llo-, AMI ~
lur"d .. M"Sicau Ia take /, into Hrll y
lihtNrS- -AIuuu hii hnN" IA ra-hrd II,
vent from tins rliN To- hi i'A-u. where hr
trl"i lu yr"r~"ttAt" JhiiI"- Harvey, ui tins
rl'N AMI ttl"d /" ph-- forged checks With
ihht gentleman uatnr attached, Whom
u" tut"frfI-' ~ -"d hlm hr Threatened
L. return I" this city Hui rN'lnguI-i cur
llShi, htt NJ h" hal h'p'u AGAIN shown
hl I' sIl-tl"l. "" l. utr ul the worst
confidence men Aui dead h-at- uul-lir
u" walls "i - -tat" Ir.-uH.
NuN 81 lWNlpNn.
when I"rh Irit .hl- clt, he, WITH NJ,
vii" AMI cmd, vent lmu"ila,"l, L. Eat
la- Vega, hut ~ I'M tIll/iN has
lHrgr LIST "t -uh-rrIhrr- trrr". IL" irai
bat .i-cubrrri h- mistake. although
u" -'"pIri at Nj, il"fIpg'- l"iguug
hnu-" all worked that tat, Iot frw
iai- lpig,ug, AMI ou lrNtug gave her
worn "ut lutt i"f her Ihy Nlt"r lhl-
h" p"t-lhi'i tn grd mrmhrrs IT Ia,
Ladies' Home ~ las Vegas t. take care
81 hl- "r'r AM hnnl and then hr skipped
t"r ifiui'ai, thus Ndilng IA" -ut,"i,
Gilr" ~ hlrf u lu'ir" Caldwell
Chrf ct Pole" luunIng of Iuuilai,
for the -Ak" Il hl- record ~ al unirrr,
viii no doubt keep urnrk IT serb. aui
th" phI"f- ui that rlty are requested to
give him the hru"llt II n ire" wfitr-up.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04

u. v. Johnston and wi'r t.. ~tu,rl
luhlhp. WARRANTY deed 'u ltr.lIr,k -
Nrw MrNicu l"auslt" cump,nl- AID,
uuu, ruhsIdrihtiun, - 90.
n. X hrrRu.-un hud vii" tu Mrs t.
hrrra kuffniHli", WARRANTY decd 'u lr'- ]
AMI :, hu~k =; Nv MrSr,u IuNusrt,
COMPANY Aiiilluu. ruh-l eta; un. iru1
T. T.. NAllAr" nlIh ste g. T. Hart, Haf
TRntN deed /" lot ~ nui the rA.t three
feet 81 lot II, block ~, thlluI, rou.,iH
alton. tlrl
Nike MaudrlI nni VIII to hhJ,udr
and ! VI ~aui"Nhl, warranty irra io A.,
North - feet ul lul- h.. IT,, T. AMI T.
block :. original t"wu-l'r ui Aihul Jet.
pu,. run-lirfA ,ini, T. ~.
Margaret Lille AID husband g. ! \
Henry, wRrfanN i"ri Ia loi .. ll,ck H.
highland addition run-l'rTAti n 80
Francesca =, lie i,nfrIA a. trrIllu -Au
io,Al. warranty hrs,l a. u plrcr ~ IaId /,
'urfAlr-, consideration, tp".
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04

court Of the United states In which
Judge Lee decided either Mt ni-l prius "
In which he wrote the majority upi"Iun
~ the supreme court " the territory. hut
Que has heen reversed, hui IN reversing
that Ia" supreme court VI the I mtrd
states also reversed futmrr decision VI
H. own. which Judge l.rr bal riird ~
Authorit, hoth Judge Ir" aud tbs com.
muut! must be- congratulated upon such
a career.
tsnuihs'i.m ~ SHuu, u,Hd .i,IN ,tts
tst'u 4" Ohtsiu >it'uait ,ud tuut,g,
writer un The French journal ,hA
l~hat- whu has Just frtufui from a
nv tu samoa, says tia, l.' vrf rrut 4
ih" population eat -talWHft WAttl ~ Nhu
'.il ~ battle tu obtain -tuuIh And
r'utdgr lhr iurnrt quhllN is mrfr
easily ohtaluri IA rNllIL'i r,Hmuu.tr-
10y the III" ui llp-,rttrt'- stomach Ei.
trt- tome ~ uurN ,mphd utni,,
~hirh COMETS strength upon ~" i,rl 81,
through III" agency NJ improved ilgr-
ton AMI assimilation II the toad d.,
operations ui that mN-'rtIuu. hlmlu.
III" human siou Acll. are often gt,t IL
lWI"dri ~ thu~r ub-thrlr- H. rumlIut,,
digestion rhilIuu~nr-s dui cuu-yInuuu.
POT these ailments. Iip-lritrt.- stomach
bttrf- l. n -uNrtr'gu frurIN T. nI-u
r"rGu"t- hni ptrN"it- firuuh' 900 kII
irN trouble aud NERVOUSNESS k,r.p.t,
ii"h ~ exhausted strength A,t,t ,ut ICES.
l. often tedious hui slow Ihr hl'rt.
Will hlwHNS hasten the t,r.Nrr, = ,.ypt
| - II N-t"uIH'lrHl y ant Iu-ih Yourself
~ expecting -htI-t .riuN tr-LIt-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04

t""tsr limrui~. Jr. :h- Albuquerque
kli ~hu Was suIifrs ~ ammo, Ancr Ia
hl- father aud the police On account Of
his ptTlNlt-- Tor running away, IL Al
, "uI-i ranch, Ia the i,lufirtta noun
tAln-. and word has he-h rrrriNri here
that his father died there three weeks
age Readers ~ fHE tlIIisN Will
remember that ahout twu months ago
iintnl- ami hls rrratlt son Disappeared
from this city, aud black horse belong.
Ing 10 Sir. and Mrs turhln. sn aged
couple. Al-0 my-trtiously ii-app'g. Il,
I've days later iimmi- AMI his sou wrr.
noticed lrisurrly proceeding north"ari
near Alguiunrs, aud the b ack horse be.
longing TO the tuThn- WAS being lrl hy
llmmi-. Now the r"prt Teaches this
clty that Timmis IL dead. aud that his
son has loigmrnt al the Cooper ranch ~
the Glurirttaa. A Kindness wuuli he
rendered the hay. provided hr l. not salts
tiei 10y sending him 10 rolnr reform
-chOol.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04
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NNN Davis Nn-tu o.. /, YEAR old
ttI who "-rh,"i from ,'w h'''" "i Nj.
y 'M'"t. "wH ''''n'h -'t""i aud Iu"rn"
t"'', i- -'.il iul--l. =. hll uu lfhc" ht-
vet h""u 'uInl - h"f 10" ~tril"~ ~ rlf.
rttH'l"u N'-ut.h' ihti ~h" ihi "lui""l
without foundation. Me-. lhrrf SAWS
That the r"Iurrd man IA question 'hu.ht
hrf huW e. f!, the h...rh. lVt further
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"'"'' '.' ''" -" no" '0'' i' i''d
h.'u ih-Jum"H'd 40 bray ,us Ah"ut her
ESCAPE.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04

Pho ChANt-. charged With making nh
assault with words upon Francisco Ia
Nr-, wa found guilty ~ Justice raw
ford. on SATURDAY. al'"fn""n, hui set
l-ncri a. ten days ia Tie county !all, l1u
I HAYES " Al-o serving tim" ~ jan ~ Il"
fault ~ p4arr hnuh ~ 80 whlrh h"
has been frgut,-i Ia furnish,
Fourteen men charged with h"lug Va
grants Appeared before Justice ttaSt"fi
this morning II apI-afri tat thry had
all hired out tn thu railroad mpHnN
with the expectation ni going ont >Atur
day night. They wrr" h"i sent uu, tat
were run IN ~ NagS INSTEAD Ills honor
promptly discharged them all,
Two common DRINKS we're lined o.
Apiece. which thrN ;..lh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04
~NM nINItu~ SkK,L.


Dr. nsghy Preached an Affecting Funeral
N"fm"n-Fri-nd- Ia Atrndsn'r.
lr funeral ~ SAMUEL I. Hunter tUuk
place this Aitrfuuuu.
\ uuuhrf ~ railroad men. friends and
rp-iAhufrt- Ut the Deceased, gathered at
Undertaken MuEtturt'- patlut-, where the
serve ~rt- held nj O'Clock. Df
BAShN Wa III attendance Ia preach the
iunrial ~t uil aud -ulir ot hl- rrmAtk-
were NrfS touching He stated IN open
lnR that SAMUEL T. Hunter had
h""n n fanil, nam" with his wife HiId
her p"upl" for many years. Twenty
wears aga. ~ Missouri, u nephew II hers
who Wa very -uIAll then. saw u train
coming. \i Knowing III" danger hr
VA H. REMAINED standing un the track
until It Mas t"n late Tor the engineer Ia
-tuI' the engine. ~" drcea-ei. then
Young man suAtchrd the hoy from the
track AMI SAVED his life llt Rhghy
stAt'si that hl- wife hal written her
u'Thnw, Who l. nuw n pfartlrlug phy-i
riAu. telling HIM ~ the sal death ~ the
man Who Rescued hun.
llf kHghN l,srk"d upon II ~ u remark.
All" coincidence that h" -huuli h." ctll"i
90 conduct III" funeral services III the
rr-ru"t II BIS wlfr'- nephew
Ia" money Ia drftaN n" rSp"n-r ~
N" funeral wA- collected hN II Musick
from citizens ~ Albuquerque and Wa
assisted hy Marshal Colbert ~ his work