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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

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petition and We successful A man v
shaky nerves stands mighty poot show
the hus,nt~ world of t. dav. where
must hit the bull eve ~ hetcc competi'
many uwrS M a itN Steady nerves
Il, pendent upon pure blood, and t. D.
pure blood one must have a perfect
gcstion
~ rrtce's Golden Medical Disco,
gu,. To- the seat ut the trouble II II n
s,dt,iNr II makes the nerves stead,
furnishing them with proper nu,iiment
rpiir,l, all disorders OF the digestion
inviguti,rs the liver II makes the b
r,h AMI put IN uutfmert The nerve
GIVE their proper nuutishment from
lipud and soon become strong and ate
BuunrN~ "'~- '-"ognitr the value OF
Golden Medical Discovery and L
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09
J. ". ROBINS PROMOTED
Made TfalpmaSter OF the santa r. al
Mafceline No.

NalNNlluf, Nus
v Robins Tor the past year en-.
plo,ri VA .p'cial work In the office ~
ururtal superintendent Nudge " the
santa tr III Topeka, has been appointed
tfalunH-trt IT the santa ~ nj Marco.
tine. Me-. tu succeed =. {! DolAn Nj.
bolhn takes the position " division al.
pIlntrudrut II tie Mexican Central road
nj ~ la~,, Texas, on January IT..
Mf Robins was formerly tfAinmastef
- the Atlantic n Pacific ruai Tor several
wears, ali Wa also employed IN the office
~ he gru,tt ~, rflut,ndeut " the At
Autlc n iacIiir line. this city tie will
have chatg" VI hat part ~ the Chicago
il,I-uu ct lhr santa te from Kansas
,IN {" Fort Mail-uu. Iowa
NJ k,hlu~ spent SEVERAL days ~ the
Christmas huiria,- with hi- wltr aud the
latter, mo,hri ia th- city. tut M he ha.
brru taught t. krrp quiet, "swclail! on
railroad mhtlrf-. hr dd not intimate Ia
any Ut hts trrui- thr promotion IN stole
tof him uu m- return to topeka I'M
iIlIEN congratulate, Mr. Robins upon
ht, lurk Nj. Robins, Whui- stu ~ the
rtl, rXu"ct- L. Juiu hrt husband at Mar
rriInr Nu, ~ u irN lays
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09
NIPlDl REGULATIONS.
VIVA, VIII Be E.4ultsi OF ,oniu,,or, on
thc Santa T..

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lImr ra.-r-.
1000 "hr' p'"-'nnl"'' "i '"'f lA'~
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09
StnnOI IIltsIttS.
ih1 Met t,st Ntght aud Trans, ted Con.
sEitTabte tusiups.

ih'N Met i,st Ntght ,ud Trans, ted Con.
.,drTahi- itusiuss.
The board ~ education met IN regular
4r--lun nj their fpul.- un south td,th
street last evening.
Present President kIhn- Trustees N
bright, MarShali. FOX. rutnry, ,htnhrf.
In AMI James, superintendent lluigin
and clerk Pratt.
Ah-rnt Trustee llAnm
The minutes II the regular meetings NJ
NuN . aud Dee e.. aud special meetings
NJ Nov - And bee. - were read AMI ap
proved.
The following bills We're rrAi Hui he.
Ing approved hl the finance committee,
va 'anl- were ordered drawn
Il l.. Wi-on g. ~
r. i Pos, \ 60 s go
American ~chuul BOARD Journal / ~
4 lumbafdu 90
\ communication from i. 4. Iatuth.
president " the East Las Vegas hoard VI
education. was read, ,,atlng that u move.
mrut hal hrru started L. have the law
changed ~ that all mune,- derived from
lrrlI,r- shall ~ to the general school
fund. He advised united action on the
part ~ the different ~chvr boards IL IL.
fITllIN W. prevent lIlt SAME, ! ne lptNf
Was referred tO Trustees James aud Al.
bright, members II the finance. commit.
lee. With request ~ co.np"tnt" with other
-ch,nl boards III the matter
\ communication from +. " Clancy
was read AMI referred Ia the COMMITTEES
Oh teachers
The superintendent, report fut the
month ending Dee. WAS READ AMI ordered
flied. The superintendent reported g.,
new pupils enrolled IN the different wards
uu MONDAY, Ian.
The treasurer report 'Ir December WA
read and showed balance " fI.1lhUl
un hand bee. 81. Report waa ordered
filed
Pruf, lrnn"y. drawing teacher. wa-
given permission Ia prepare an exhibit
tor the Teachers Drawing association "a
b. held IN ~. Luuls ~ Aprll.
The superintendent was instructed "a
employ Prot. {. ". Ward Ia instruct III
two more branches AT the High srhurl
W.. theme work II the senior class, and
physics
4 resolution was introduced by Trustee
Fox III reference h. adjusting aud
grading the salaries ~ trAchrra. 4 Ions
discussion followed which WA particl
patrd IN by all the members ~ the board
after which the matter was laid over un
III IN" next regular meeting
w further business coming before ia,
board, the meeting adjourned,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

Al"daca. convicted here " murder. the
appeal heretofore taken was dl-nl--rd lot
III" pntp'-" " -uiug uut u writ VI error
Instead ~ nn appeal ~ IA ca-" against
hiruiefir L",bl al-p rtn,irtrI IT NUT.
Ter. wherein h- hiud va, forfeited fur
nnn appearance, the court returned INN
lnt6 the custody u the superintendent Of
lhr p"niten,iar,, AMI thr ~ dtrt II sci.
ting aside the forfeiture 81 bond will hr
heard by the supreme court on the l-t
Monday In February Nv Ia" matter ~
III" thtr" thlnamrn. hrldfor deportation.
ih' writ III hih"a- corpu, vs. dts.
missed. aud th"ori, frr deportation here
tolutr rntrf,d VA, ,rt aside. ihrr hini.
men wrIr returned lut" III" ru t"i, II the
United states mat-h,l Tot urW hearing
here at Nlhulurrqur
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09
SAN PEDRO SiftlSGS.
Heavy SNOW 10 the Mountains Interest,"
INK Mining NswS.


san l'rifr, y. VI Jan, u II has been
a hong time ,lnr, wrote ,ou the tra.on
being an-,nrr from rAmp tut several
wrrk. trrNlhiug about ~" camp l.
covered With a ia rurh blanket ~ -now,
making the h'-t -Irigmug "" have hal
fuf several wear. he first one tu make
hi HuwHraucr un uuf streets after the
snow tell WA uut new ~ elected -hrtifI "
santa Fr county. Who came up from Ter
rlllu- ~ = sleigh ~ -rNr .a,lnr papers un
thr Watrhman h IA" Lincoln Lux, and
I"r mlu"-
The snow DOESN'T seem tn have ANY
effect un the mlurt-. fur lhrN are out
every dhN doing -ume Sutk uu their
miurs With hopes " opening ~ hBl- II
the precious metals winch some have
hr'u luckN enough Ia nud frs days lr.
lore the old year passed IN It, chips
Mr. Mclaughlin, our ueWlN elected
county commissioner ha- been nj the
capital since the 1t attending tu m-
new duties IT, l. manager IT the Lew
i-hun Bros. copper pruntti.- uf san Pc.
dfu. tie has krgt several men un the
EASTERN slope 81 the iurrio mountains
prospecting. aud has ALREADY found two
Iuattlilr hedges paying 81 per ton al.
m",t at the grH-S trut-.
Next tu the copper company rmim II
the y nth star luir owned hN savers n
Harp Ia thr lat tWu Werk- Mr. savers
ha- dNrloprd "A tine bead NJ quartz lead
between tWu granite walls that pans out
nuN ~ pet ton
East II the Nurth star l. the MrkInlry
iuir With fourteen inches " VEIN matter
running perpendicular and carving gold
Ia the amount IT 81 ter ton. lhi- claim
~ ul recent discovery and has one ~ the
best lrurrd ,rIu- ~ camp at depth II
tea nu
uu th. north 81 the \ot,h star and Me.
kIulN Iulrs laN- the told STANDARD
mIur. running east nrd west. which ,uur
Correspondent vent e. ~cr Tor the PURPOSE
It writing "mrthIug about camp rhp
uuli standard ha- 4 vein " ore running
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

President Jeffrey, A, :, Hughes, general
traffic mansger, \, v sample, general
superintendent, ani either Denver y Rio
lrande officials, lett for Denver at .
o'clock this morning, after spending the
night here, They we,' s,mply on tour
II Inspection, Hon, j, =, Vail, who came
down with the party, remained over TO
attend Ia business In the district court,
IA did al-o Mr. Compton. travelling freight
agent ot the line,
H. o. Faulkner and A, e, Campbell,
general manager and attorney respective.
ly II the prcos Valley Irrigation \ In.
pro'rment company, are visiting Santa
fe 10 day, These gentlemen are more
than pleased with the success which las
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09
A QuARIER OF A CENTURY.
What one Man Has Done In Arizona In
IHeniY-Elye years.

Twenty tive Years II long time meas
urrh 10y life IN Arizona where events
have followed each other with great ra-
pihlty aud where imptuNrlnant4 have
been almost magical, There are not
many men IA Arizona who were here n
quarter IT n century agu, aud 10y the "ay
thrf" were not many men ~ ArlhIna
then Among them, though, Wa] MAJOR
j v Evans, who Yesterday celebrated
the twenty nth anulNrr,ary ~ his atriy.
al IN Phoenix, then u frontier village,
the urarr-l tllagr DUo miles away he
lf-l thirteen years ~ Major Evans life
here wT" Sprnt III making the territory
hhhltahl, !pr others the suppression of
laHlr--Ir-s. In lS1l hr sacrificed his
hfl arm IA the interest II gSsl order II
va shattered h gun shot wound in.
llIrtri hN n DESPERATE THIS encounter
wAs uull one ~ many he had aud no mAn
has done moe ur yuparillrd hl+ llfr
her m the territory Eleven wears later
Major Evans retired from official life aud
eut,rrd into real estate aui loan bust.
ur~- which las grown L. Ice the most TX.
lrn-lNv M l'o southwest ~ that he has
long been regarded -. u pre- eminrntly
-urcr-~tu man. lhr huNnr-s which he
has hulll VI has not required all his At.
trullun, ~ hr has hrcomr intimately
CONNECTED with several ot the most extern.
lru-iNr rutrtprt-''- III the valley. lie Is
uuw president II the tulluHluR corpora
tons The han- Loan and Investment
company, the ,,rand canal COMPANY the
Maucopa Canal COMPANY, the salt River
anal company, and the Water Power
Caual company Besides the wealth and
,uccc>- which hl- energy has brought
hlm h" la, acquired the conndruce and
,'-lrru II all Afi1uulau-, All tins has
hrru accomplished hl n man Who Is vet
IA In prIm" rhmniS Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09
NtW MEXICO NOTES.

Five wedding IN one day at Seven
Rivers l. rushing the matrimonial hu-l
hess
The company lee HOUSE at the Las Ne.
ga- depot l. being titled with the con
g"alrd luxury.
he agr- ~ the inmates II the New
h"Nlr" ln-au" asylum rang" all the way
from fifteen I" ninety years.
nj la-o l. golng Ia have good foot
\"~ Mexico aud Arizona league.
he fat men ~ llill4boro are organiz.
lug base ball club 10 challenge the lean
men ~ the place 10 match game.
The official band Of Hugh Smith, ~ Col.
hector Tor Colfax county. hW been cent
over Ia Santa ~ for the approval of
Judge y, h. l.aughliu, IN the sum ~ go.
up
lully Price now boasts the star" place
IA santa f.. II" has been papering.
painting and cleaning up generally and
has made hts resort more attractive than
ever.
H. l.. Carr aud j. j. sheridan have
opsnrd All office III room |. over Ro~rn.
hrrg'I store, silver city, where they will
do all the work II expert accountants
and iyprwritrFs,
Murat Mastcr-on, formerly u resident
Ot n~ming, appears IN the official list ~
the members ~ the nineteenth lrgisla.
tive assembly 0f Arizona, ~ representa-.
tive from Yuma county
Aiyicr- from Boston arr "a the effect
that the Mora electric railway has been
inc Irpnrated IN that city for ti,~n,O"
and that shares Will a'"n he placed on AL
anxious market al g. each.
l'hilip duncan Elkins, father Of United
states senator stephen Is, Elkin-, died
last SUNDAY at Elkins ", Va. aged ~
He VIA II colonel IN the confederate army
He resided To- many years at santa FL.
John boyle, who wa4 recently sent Ia
the silver city jail To await the action ot
the grand jury "n rhHrg" ~ burglar.
luu~ly entering the store ~ \. j. Clark,
at prmlng, made hi- ESCAPE from there
Juan BalliJao- was born In Tome, New
Mexico. In lNn. He lives IN Las CTucr-
now, and says hr never u-,d liquor or To-
hacco aud never was sick, lie can walk
with cane, but has nearly bot his eye,
sight,
While \rw Mexican delegate a. the
irrigation congress wl4 being driven
around Phoenix, Arizona, behind line
team II horses h. discovered that they
were his aud had been stolen from hlul
two years ago,
Judge Bantl handed down an opinion
IN the supreme court AT santa Fe. IN n,
timber trr-pasS case II the United state
against Bachelor Bros, affirming thu
Judgment ~ .hr court below, which WAS
adverse Ia the kachelders
The bids tor repairs on the federal
building al santa Fr we're ~ follows
llgneo Rr,- k33ll, W. Rerardinelli
SnN1iai; 4, Windsor tjtS1Gi The,
have been 4ent Ia Washington Tor ina
action by the treasury department,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

Judge W {, llracock, who was at santa
Fr on legal matters, returned on the lie.
la>"d passenger tram this morning, lie
states that the CUlt'd states aud terrilor.
lal courts convened al the capital on
Monday and the Iuries smpanelled. Ia
the case before the supreme court OF felis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

The southeastern \,w Mexico hAf 49,.
,pclaUou WA duly urgauiLrd here " rdur-
ial morning t. the election IT q. 4
l,chSrd-uu president ,,,-n, Il BARBER.
Nlcr president Tor Lincoln county j. -
Camrrou wee president fur Eddy count!
J a. roagr, vice president for ChAve'
county. sud Lucius bills secretary and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09
huriaI ~ M, Iha,r.

The remains Of Mrs, r., \ Chavez were
LAM IT, Test this afternoon In santa BaT.
hara rrmrtrry, The hsiy was taken 10
the church ~ the immaculate Concep.
tlon, where Rev Father Mandnlari pro-
nounc'd II blessing 4 large number II
s!mpathizlng friends followed the -trick.
"n family on their sal errand Ia the Gem.
pteTy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09
Total. estimated debit

Il. ;, Roley, 81 II IL learned, has charge
"f the assignment ~ the attorney Tor Mr.
Nann aud Assignee Hahn, AMI, ~ h. aud
a." assignee could not l." found, when
IuE tirIIkN representative called at
their places, II can not be- stated ~ H. the
future outcome NJ the stock
Mr. \ann called nj IuE ClTlLtN Of.
flee this afternoon AMI DECLARED, upon
hl' honor, that non" ~ his private aud
personal creditors would suffer by his as-
-lgnnent, aud that he WAS absolutely
compelled Ia take IA" steps h. did Ia save
hi creditors aud I" protect his credit,
IuE ClrlIEN regrets the financial EN-
harfa-Slnrnl NJ JrHrler kanil. aud hopes
that he viii come out al II with dying
culuTs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09
K"sI state transfer.

Antonio ju-r Garcia aud wife to honi.
clo Mlrrlr- and wife warranty to four
lr,cl- - land IN luranr-, $3.50,
! T. kgAn, trustee ~ the Atlantic n
rarllic railroad company, 10 Christopher
~ml the ired b. lots AMI -. ,iallup,
40
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09
I'IrAsaat Wur,I,.

ne AlWgl ikglt tlrlktN ISSUED a
special hullda, edition that was met
cTsiItAOr Ia the management such
PAPERS are calculated Ia du the territory
much gOd and should have the widest
psssible circulation, New Mexican,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09
WHERE Is HE1
A Russian Count VISITS Chloride Search
Ing for a LOST Nine.


Two weeks ago the Chloride Black
Range spoke II stranger who hal AT.
prarrd ~ that camp. and who hal been
-"rn u, various Tunes IN earliest CONVEX.
~atlun with ~" prominent miners, but
all efforts thus taT have failed tu discover
his identify. further than that hr IL u
Russian AMI man Il rank. The two
gt'ntl"nrll seen ~ company NJ the m,--
trrlpu~ man are very r"tlrrnt regarding
the whole affair. aAd 81 Nm Ia know moth.
ing Of the RuSslAn's present whereabouts.
The Black Range, however, has learned
from u reliable source that u foreigner IL
thrr" II Investigate the ttuIh'ulnesS Of
certain old church records wherein II l.
aver, , that the SpanlAr Il worked fab.
ulouslN rich mn" somewhere IN the
Black Range not Tar from Chloride. and
that vast sums IT both gold aud silver
were shipped Ia SPAN from the property.
The most impnrt .nt part ~ the whole
affair Is that "A large amount ~ very rich
ore IL said Ia have been put into leather
sacks and stored IN the Processes ot the
mine for safek"-ping until the return of
the Spanaris from Oli Mexico. hut that
during their absence on the trip the In.
dlans aud slaves rehrllri, aud they were
never again able g. return tu the mine
Speculation l. rife among th0-" un the
inside a. ~ the location ~ the wonderful
mine which for ~ many wears has been
luSv sight of, and yet all the time within
easy reach ~ Chloride.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

Wednesday. Jan. Il. lSgI.
lHt tIIlktN representative called on
Mr., \aun, anh that gentleman stated
that Il" had been pressed Tor payment
hy certain ilrm nr party that
had agreed not to ptr~s him, and seeing
that h. could not meet his obligations he
concluded, at the very last moment, L.
assign Tor the benefit Of his creditors,
and had selected William II. Hahn n his
assignee. lie stated that he opened bust.
ness Tor himself on April Il. 1893, and an
inventory of his stock which would he
made and reported upon -On by the ~.
-ignrr. would show ahUut fiuH. lie
estimated hl4 Indebtedness AT IA little
over : ~, aud stated that his personal
aud private debts. due ~ this city. would
not amount ~ more than 80,
The papers tlrd At the clerks office
this morning. III the assignment. show
that Mir. \ann owes the following
amounts, besides his personal and pr.
waite debts,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

The lion hu
ne tls Strs
nerves II he .
ses the lion -
hts life - ~
lost The !
hunter u not /
only man who NJ .
steady nerves e
s...a a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

attended the establishment ~ N" ~rt
sugar factory nj Edd, and say that u
similar plant, only with greater capacity,
Will be- built nj Roswell ~ the near ~.
tuf". Asa result ut critical test mali"
NJ IL" PEGS valley sugar beet Mr. taulk.
nct declares that NJ region ~ the world
can excel New MeSlr0 ~ th- ludu,tN
aud h. believes u" Ia, not lat distant
When every valley IN the territory viii
have It's own sugar factory New Mex.
trun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

Mrs. u v, Robertson arrived on tie
liver to-day from Milwaukee. AecOmpan.
irh hy her two little daughters ana will
spend the remainder Of the winter In our
clty,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

Y. =. Mleta, the cuba merchant and
stock buyer, up In northwestern Brrna.
lilo county, Is In the city aud made n
call at THE CITILEN office, MIR. Miera
states that hia section of Brrnalillo coun.
" il In due condition, there being plenty
IT grass and n large abundance 0f water.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

During the past week there has been
Impaired from the interior states II Mex
leo i,!jI sheep Tor range ft+'ilng In Tex.
a. aud al-n about ~ tine steers from
the famous Luis Trrrazas hacienda IN
chihuahua destined Ia kansas III ra-o
Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09
a, JtwIIIIl NSSiGN~.
- Naun Iuru. over H. store Tor the U"u.
"iit al r-,iitor-
From IInlIN of Jan T.

lh- mprr.ng the Jrnrlry store ut >.
,ann. half ol the store foom occupied by
-igum"nt Il ~ proprietor and the tul-
lowing notice pasted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-09

|, Ia" undr signed, hereby notify all
prr-un- that | have taken po-~"setun ~
all uf the property II samuel AMI sarah
\aun, under their deed -: assignment for
IN" benefit II their creditors, made Ia me
aud now on III" IN the district court and
county records ~ Brrnallllo county. ter
rlt0ry uf New Mexico
WILLIAM II. Hans,
As-Iputtp
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-09-10

Ask for free sample of Numsen's
celebrated Old Orchard Vinegar. g..
F. Hilton.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-09-10
To the Centennial.

The Southern railway will sell eX-
cursion tickets at $12.60 Brunswick tC
Nashville, Tenn, and return for the
Tennessee Centennial, May-November
Rate of $3.50 limited to ten days fror1
date Of sale, and other tickets on sale
with any limitation desired. Elegant
Southern railway trains Will be oper-
ated in special service between Bruins.
wick and Nashville. Travel via South.
ern railway.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-09-10

A sample of Numsen's celebrated
Old Orchard Vinegar Will be furnished
free to those who ask for it at w. ii.
DEVICES grocery store.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-09-10

Parke's Hun Kee tea is delightful.
No grit, no adulteratiOn purest and
best sold. Adams Drug Go.