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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
Coronado.

CORONADO, CAL, Oct 2.-E. Prieto Besave
and Miguel NJ. Zozays, Mexico. have gone to
Ensenada after passing a few days at the
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Lighthipe and son were
down from San Francisco during the week
Master Lghthipe landed some fine fish at the
hotel pier.
II. +. Woods. San Francisco, accompanied by
A. Parker Lewis, Pomona, is down for fort
nights stay at Hotel del Coronado.
Edmund S. Gray was u recent San Francisco
visitor.
Miss Burling has returned from three
weeks visit with friends in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grahan E. Babcoek have gone
East for a few months visit.
Dr.. and Mrs Frank J. Maiden of Los Angeles
have been passing their honeymoon n Hotel
del Corouado. DR. Maiden is prominent
dentist of that city, and his bride. Miss Grace
w. Harber is well known in social circles
DR.. and Mrs. c. s. Porter fiormerly Miss Anna
b. Berry OF Los Angeles) have been passing a
fortnight at the hotel. DR.. Porter is WELL
known physician and surgeon.
. Miss Jean Wilson, the talented elocutionist
of Washington, d. c., entertained the hotel
guests very pleasantly in the parlors on Thurs
dav evening
Paul Tyner, the author. has been sojourn-
ing at Coronado accompanied by Mrs. Tyner
Harry Jacklns of Los Angeles has purcha sed
a residence property on Bachelor row, Coro-
nado.
W. F. Bowers of San Francisco has been
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passing few days with his family, who are
guests at the hotel
Mrs. j. T. Meeker and Miss Annie L. Meeke
OF Pasadena have taken possession OF the cot
tags which they recently purchased on Tenth
street.
G; s Rowe has been joined by his mother
ana sister from Kalamazoo, Mich. They have
leased the Golden residence on Encino row,
for the season.
Among prominent San Franciscans recently
at the hotel were Major Darling, U. s. A, ac-
eompanied by Mrs. Darling and Mis-. Hastings
and ma d.
Rev. {. c. Paine of Crofton, Cal, accom-
panied oy his father, 5. II. Paine, is a guest
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with some beautiful floral offerings. Arthur
Seymour of Australia recited two pieces mag
nificently, and Mrs. and Miss Burns, res sidents,
contribu; led vocal and instrumental solos TO a
most en- joyable evening. Mesdames Bell, Fos-
committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Srong celebrated their
fifth anniversary recently (wooden wedding)
at their homo in Golden Gate. The house
was beautifully decorated for the occasion
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Plaid Taffeta, S5o and 81 per yard.
An extreme novelty - Polka Dot
Taffeta-for street and evening
wear, 81 per yard.
Thevery handsome Roman Stripes,
in many shadings, at 85c, sI.I5 and
SI.25 per yard.
Beautiful Tinted Vestings, in white
and gold effects, at sI.45 per yard.
Evening Silks, in an extensive line
of Pekin and plaid effects, at SI.45
per yard.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

OF the evening the grand march, led by
Miss Maltin OF OIkland and L. w. Morris. The
committees were as follows: Floor manager,
h. ii. Morris; assistants-W. Foulkes and 4.
shapiro; reception committee-L. c. Miller,
Henry Kruell. Mss MiIiie Fass, Gus Taux and
Charles Humphreys.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
MIS-. Dnpahue,s Esta.e Distributed.

Judge Coffey has made an order of dfstribu-
tion in the estate of the late Mrs. Annie
Domaine, awarding three-ffths of the prop
erty to Mrs. Eleanor Martin and two-ffths TO
j. Downey Harvey, in accordance with the
provisions OF the will OF the testatrix
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AT THE RESORTS.
Near the End of the Season for
Seaside and Inland Retreats.

Despite the fact that many summer tourists
consider the season over, and with faces
tanned and health renewed are back in the
city, the past week has been one OF great en-
Joyment among the lingering guests at many
hotel. 1t has been marked BY many little
social events in the nature of farewells, and
the breaking of a summers associations has
been merry, with promise that they shall
be renewed next year. Perhaps they may.
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were among the guests registered on the noun

were among the guests registered on the noun
tain.
H. Elleny OF Oakland was visitor this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Riley of San Francisco
admired the view from the summit this week.
+. L. Watson of San Francisco was a guest
at the Tavern of Tamalpais the early part OF
the week.
NJ. A. Burns, Miss Annie W. Burns and Miss
Grace NJ. Coake OF Oakland, were here this
week.
A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs. T. W.
Wurster and Mrs. Helen NJ. Baker OF Stockton
were on the crest OF Tamalpais recently.
Among those recently registered at the
Tavern of Iamalpais, on the summit of the
noun tain, William Harris, Miss Alice
Mash. Mrs. J. Buell., Mr.. and Mrs. j. Eoif,
Sarah NJ. HOOPER, Rebecca Hooper, IdeIla N.
ColwelI Carrie Campbell, James +. Donahue
and Mrs. FRANK Smith, John C. Lucas and
wife, L. p. Devine, X. Weir. S. L. Weeks, H.
Harlan, Z. F. RosSon, MIR. and Mrs. Herman
BaEls. +. C. Kendall, D. A. Mott, Mary Will
hanson, NJ. A. Burns, G. H. brewers, Miss Ad-
die Chambers, Mrs. Joseph Martin, Mrs. F.
Morton
Santa Monica.
SANTA MONICA. CAL, Oct. Eight cou pies
par rticipated in the game OF golf at the links
at their meeting last week. Mrs. kearnes and
E. Parker, Mrs. E. Tufts and d. d. Acker, Miss
Jones and II. B. Goodwin, Miss Hamilton and
H. Van Dyke, Mrs. &. l. Waring and Mr.. Will
shire, Mrs. Wiltshire and Mr.. May. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Severance, Mrs. G. Wiley Wells
served tea.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Rindge are visiting
relatives in Preston.
Miss Bessie Shemewell entertained a party
of friends at high on Monday eve ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Kimball gave reception
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

Our silks are
having an ex-
ira ordin ary
popularity this
SOM And
with every rea-
son, too, for we
eV er before
had so many
pleasant vari-
cites to offer.
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fair was a total surprise te Mr.. Winter, which
made IL very pleasant. At IL o'clock the young
folks adjourned 10 the dining-room, where an
elaborate supper WAS served.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
Buttons and Buckles.

Small Steel Buttons, 3oc, 4oc and soc
per dozen.
Persian Buttons, small size, soc, 75c
and 81 per dozen.
Fancy Large Size Buttons, sr.25, ST. 50
and S2.25 per dozen.
Large Steel Cut Buckles, four and five
inches, SI.oo, sI.75 and S2.25 each.
Small Cut Steel and Gilt Buckles, roc,
I5e and 2sc each.
Persian Buckles, Ioc, zoe and 3oc each.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

pare OF three charming
l al d w ~ heir 20 S Francisco Sosdy hwntr
hand ~ tn %
If the nit o JC c. Foo md t Miss
Fd u lie loo million
~ graceful h ideal Gbh Here o
rE
her iG charms
pl dE beautiful uen ito Heruean h-uean
pb ue
il nc ion zen e
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

st 50 up, according to the quality of
undersklrts or Petticoats, including
material, made to order from A. ,np
Dress Skirts, including materiaI
mage to order from S8.75 up.
we also garry in stock a generous
variety of Ready-Made Silk Waists
which we alter, if it is necessary i,
ofaer to tit the purchaser. Prizes
range from S. to $50. iees
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Dress Trimmings.

Mohair and Silk Gimps, in about us
different patterns, selling from sc to 81
per yard.
At 25c and CSC per yard we are show
ing a splendid variety of patterns and
offering unusually good bargains.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

Our Waist
and Skirt
Making De-
partment has
been a sue
cess from its
very first in
ception. In fit
and style we
acknowledge
no superiors.
We make
to order silk
w a is is, in
Guiding ma
terials, from
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-02
LAS NELAS LOCALS.

frun the O,r,
III" amount oi taN"S lo he collected
ior Ncho"l district No. >, sums up o..
7siH4i.
The uttlr daughter oi Capt. j. Il. I Ian.
g.! was consii,fahlN bruised III II run.
a"'! mI-hnp tie either evening, Dr tor.
dnn having been called.
tuArlrN Ilrl,ch. who has h"rn rmployrd
- u baker AT haa-ch'- Las Vegas bakery.
goes down To- AlhuIurfqu" to night tu
engage III the ~uluun business His fam.
II! viii Irnaln III this rity TIL spriug
4 letter from Wagon Nuund says that
considerable evidence l. accommodating IN
connection with the Mares murder ease.
aud II L. thought enough will hr -iitrd
dawn to-day io make strong raSr
against III" accused. Fernando l.ohatn.
\ Juvenile base ball game wa- played
on III" hlll yesterday, III which one nine
WAS conIpr-ri of girls, and the Ilianu.r
III which they done ny their opponents
would ha'" done credit to the Las Vegas
mn" at III" Albuqurflu" fair.
pnn j, ! Lujan. of san lgnacio, ex.
member of the territorial legislature, has
been notified by telephone that hs is
waited brfur. Judge Wooster tO.morfow
on the charge ot running -awdust into
the creek which furnishes the ,pwrr 10
pTuprl his SAW mill.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-02
PArL d. STONE.
The Oli Soldier DltS From DyNutery at
Los LunaS
~ WAS DLfutY COLLECTOR

litn SOLOMON Luna. collector uf NAlrn,
cla county reached thi. rity late yr-trf
/ dht hltrfn'ru FROM | "- l.uuas, aud thi-
morning 4" iik ,iiIItN representative
said We'll have lr-t ny Old, faithful
/ deputy
luIulfiug inf'hr,. Mr Luna stated
! that iuf ~uiir tim" IAul H. Stone, hi-
deputy, had h"ri complaining 1T dyson
lrit. hui his r'iuiltiuh Ma not alarming
uuilI last ~alUT lay, Nhru u change for
The vui-" -'i iu, aud uu SUNDAY night At
" u'rlWk II" welded w. ~ life
lr-lrfdat Alirtuuun ut > o'clock his
funeral occutf'si, ani. Paul u. Stone hr
lng populaf ani Well known. the whole
town m l"- luuaS turned cut to pa, the
last -ad fltrs ht hl- hIrt lie was buried
~ tl,r catholic rrm"trfN ui l.o~ lunaS.
! II" deceased NH- ahuul ~ years ut age
Hli came 4" Nv MrNIru A. n -uldirT IN
th" California column, tItth infantry
over thIfN wears agr. and. after the war,
-"tilri "a central New MpXlru tnr
ltrn'N Yeats. n AMI uu. hr resided at
l."- l.unh~. aud VA elected to several
Important trusts lN the yruplr uf Nalrn
riH county, besides lilllng the positions uf
i"putN probate clerk deputy sheriff.
deputy collector and -ch"nl irarhrr
tul j. Francisco lANr-, the Nalrurta
r"uuN lawyer, -tair- that u IL his I'M
pre- that the deceased came tn th~
country from England. III charge IT an
elder sister, when quite young. aud that
They we're r"-idlng ~ san FtAuci-cO
when Paul joined IA" Mon army
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-02
RETURNING PROSPERITY.

The following paragraphs from Brad
streets give conclusive ~ Idrucr OF better
time.
Pfacticall! all thu shoe la-tcTs III
brockton, Mass. haN" returned to wuik,
~ the strike ha- b zen settled
The strike AT linisay X McCu,ch"on'- \
Allegheny. Pa, has been declared oil. II
result u III substantial victory for the
rOughrrs
The Chica ~ n Northwestern RAILWAY
company rrpnrtS gru-s earnings Tor An
gust ui td l%i,ill, an Increase of $50.
u as compared with the same month oi
last year.
The Norfolk N southern HALLWAY com.
pany has declared u quarterly dividend
of ! per cent, payable November |.
The Chicago. Rock Island n Pacific
Railway has declared u quarterly di,i.
d-hh of per cent payable October ~,
The liom-S,rak Mining rumpan, has
declared dividend ot = cents per share
tal ,2nD making fd,3d>, 100 paid Ia div.
drnis to date.
IN" PeninSular car works will increase
it- 'uire fr IN 2,'Jh Ia 3,Jp m"iI, having
received orders sutlicl-nt Ia ju-tII, Il
work viii be- Resumed IN all drIartlnrnt-
al once,
liWigson y llolt'- hosiery mill al La.
coma, y. II started nn iull TIM, Mun.
day The mill shut down August ~ ON
account uf lAk II orders. About tire.
hundred Operatives viii br employed.
During the last week about six hun
lrri coke ovens ia the Peunsy ylNania coke
nrlV- wrfr llrrh up, Increasing the active
ll-ttn l2,jii aud leaving only 5.s12 Idle.
Within twelve daN- SrG ovens have been
iirrd up.
The Pennsylvania steel works closed
The busiest week ~ many years" On Sal.
nrday. The product was an axtTrmrl,
laTg" one. The shipping department
nllliL'd all the cars At lis command.
The Pudiling department Of the Ma.
ilonai rolling mill nj fittsbuTg, Pa, will
rr-I,nir work on Monday, after All inlenr-s
oi ht1ut live nOnthS. The RESUMPTION
ulrAhS work Tor abuut tun men. The mill
viii Resume al the u I'"r ton rate.
An official Of one Oi the largest western
ear building companies II quoted ~ say
ing that his works have taken more 0r
irT- during the last sixty days than Ia
the two years previous. While prices Tor
ears have not advanced M Vet, u. demand
i increasing NJ rapid, that all advance
" lOoked Tor IN the near future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-02
LAND GRANT CASES.
Large Numb:r VI APP, ais 10 Suprs me

I
LUu I.
Aitorn"! Col Matt. Il. Reynolds. OF IA,
| nitrd states court Ui private land claim.
has lett santa - tor Washington whrr,
hr viii appear b-lure the supreme court
~ -lrclal counsel IN the following ca-e.
un appeal irvm the land court 10 the
higher !uilcial hUiy. These cases will
d. heard during the months Of October
ani NuNrinhrr, n number Of others com.
lug ny later ia the term.
iha,rZ ". nittd states, Canon de
san l'lrRu grant, IrJec,ti 10y the court OF
nINatr iand ciaiinS: IutsD acres; thus
giant covers the ceirbfated Jriii-z hot
~i'ilng-.
-. furhlus ut Ila. Santa Ana and
JrurL W. nitrd states; pasture giant,
e ntalnIng J,J,uD acres, rejected Uy the
cuutt ui pfi\air lanh CLAIMS.
,Tr,pln ", uilrd states, san Antonio
grant containing 32.usjO acres; rejected
hl the court NJ private land claims.
=. nitri states W. toe, AlguLJnps
grant \Tlz ma situated AT the Junction
"i The ulla and colorado MYERS IN ArI.
iona, cuntalaing ~. 3.UuI acre.. upon which
l. situated the lO"n Of una; confirmed
l.! the court Uf private land cla,iIls. ND.
Iralrd l.! the government. argued during
the last term Ut supreme court aud r..
uitndrd Ia the dOcS-t for re.argunIent
al this term. une ui the most Interesting
eases coming from Arizona.
Nn-a w. m'''u o'aseH' "Ioi'h grant
I'Jrv'~' W 'nr court o' P'a'c lahd
''a."'', --,n ae'r-, ,h'H"ha'l :,
"V'',i w hi"'i states san ha
,"'I nsl 'a,'r grant 'IIL 'hh 'ia'iled
Vuh'a'n -I'' aV'"r' ItJrc"i ny 'he
'"u't "' p'Na'r .ah' cIaihiH, MS Gaze
'n'"'',s 'nr lurHn.h VI 'he ''sh' I" VI"
N'a"' !" s'"n' lnhaS ,.
-" na'sn anu pI''voli w. nl''N
H,a''-' anoa GRANT e"''alhipR MW''
nr'r-' MI@nnh, ,' VII, nr h'aIu WIN no
:" H'""''" grant, '"'o'''ns H'm''a' qu"s'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-02
GLlMPShS Ui GALLUP.

! ,'u the i,.ta'r.l
Mrs, Pratt, ST. ha- L""u on the elrk
list this Srrk.
uns. Mrlhullani l. rapldly pushing
work on his new mlnr AMI rNps.ct- H. ho
ready inT the wiEtrr'- coal business,
work Oh the -uvrr-tfurtnrr ui u hflck
hullilng on Iliurh a"nur. for barrl
Ir0lhrr-. was cuunmrurri this week,
The line from the parody oh After lhr
BALI l. being hunm"d hy .Hdny one
this week, Many nan viii hr busted,
after the fair"
work IN the min,- J. ,lill slow aud our
SHARE of that wave ot prusp"rltl ~r"n- To-
y" somewhat delayed We are confident
4 viii reach lE. however.
In spit" 0t this being the opening
month 0f school II Is cTrdltAhlr tu r"I"rt
that some ot the TouIn- EARNED the half
hUilda! yesterday frf tie hlgh a,rtagr II
attendance, promp,ltudr Ani discipline.
w. h. Lynch, who has hrrn one ol the
valued rmplulr- ui The TdllTuhd IN the
yards here, and WhI ha- hrrn visiting IA
kAnsas, write that h. hh- secuted u lp.
sitiOn ia kau~a- Oltt. at which place
MIS-. Lynch viii JON hn ~ n Irw week.,
The pipr for the nrw water system L.
being distributed through the town. san,
brown aud senior bu-laurutr secured the
contract Tor the unloading "i the mate
rial, h"orgr Hight viii contract 'or the
iigging 81 IA" TRENCHES, and work thcf,.
on will begin al All earl, day,
The Loyal Temperance Legion held II
contest NJ the congregational church on
Monday evening la-t, when u silver medal
~ai awarded Ia the successful SPEAKER.
Master Harry Maxwell, Misses TRACE and
Amy sage ani Misses Pearl and Emma
Maxwell wrfr the cont,~ taut-. AMI the
speaking ~d- rHc"ptlunhlly liur The
Judges we're Mr--r- r. X krturr rfuf
Williams aud Mis- X. HFUNI. The cun
test was clp-", ali average ~ ~ uul ui a
pp--lhlr ~ being maintained hN all The
speaker, lhr llrIuutrst -INrr medal NJ.
awarded b, the Judges Ia Mls- Emma
Maxwell
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-02


Ih" following resolutions ui esteem
AMI respect H. Rev &. l. Bhari we're
drafted aud spread un the ,ilirlal record.
ot the st Johns Methodist Epi,rupnI
church, santa tr hy ,prrlnl rpmml.t,r
appointed h the fourth Gu,ftrin con.
i"t"nc" held ~ santa tr uu September
t.. l~I1.
Whereas, oar nrluN,i nni r-lrrmri sr
prfintrhd"ut, Rev. t. kpNATt. h,- IA
.hr prov iirncr oi al all WI,r ,i,I. com
.lrtri his lull team 81 IN lrai~ a, oar
't"-ldlng officer aui uuW g,,, H. tabor IA
'lI"f urid-, lhrtriufr, lrll
iIrsulI~i. that w.. ,ur mriI,hrt- ui Tho
quarterly cuIirirhrn 81 lhr II. John d,
d"lhoilSt Episcopal rhuIrh ui santa t.,
lr publicly rNi'f'~- uuf "-trrm aud Az
pIrclation ut IT,. al,hi.i service. A. "A
ulnl-trf II" lIl- h"ru irhflr~~ ia the pTr.
'"hiallulI ui divine lruth With uuriIuu
hiii l"Hrr, yet IA a -pfli ct mrrkur~-
lhn- hhN" "" all hrrn blessed T., the
l"hflng III the word i-a !rr-ldng uf.
brrt his executive ability hAs teen h,.
HhId frpfudrh, taltir-- aud Justice hr.
ing his motto lie ha- contributed often
:" the lr--'nlng Oi our difficulties and
ADVERTISEMENTS. His rhrpfiulur-- AMI
Nll have often il-lrllri our giu,m. ~.
rialiI ms genial aud loving spirit has
"'rriwhrfe hrrn n hlrs~ing. lhu- has
llIef" always been u welcome fur hlm Ia
tl" homes
our mSt wishes aud PRAYERS follow
hln to his new Held where W. hope the
'hrg"-t poNslhl" success may attend his
lhuf~.
signed - The quarterly Conference
q umlnittrr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-02
OFFENSIVE PARTlSANSHIP.
l., /. Merrill Discharged by Postmaster
GtunSielJ ana Now KeinSiatcd.
clvlt Tsv!CE RULES DisRrGARDEp

l. l., MriIIll wa clerk IN the po-toi.
hr" ~ tuS city during the adminlstra.
tI"n oi Postmaster Nhltromb and under
ll" PRESENT Postmaster, r.. !. Gfun-frld,
lnili IA lr" months aga. when he was Ia.
i"Iinrd that he was Removed. lie ap.
p'alrd tn case 10 Washington. and under
ia" clNll -"f'lrr rules the charges against
hm w"i"inNrstigatrd and dlspr",rd, and
h" "as "ri"frd tack To- his old position.
he "nlk I'll n-r that Mr.. Merrill com.
united. II aIrrar-, Is that 0f being n IT,.
pUhicnn, ami drsir" ou the part of the
i"'lllas,.r I" put ~ his place personal
friend.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-02

I,u ~t,N"t ,ln rlurllpn works Ar,
'.N.ls ''.. uio,i un ur,- from the .ut.
t'A,itg runutN NuW that the rain,
h"n l. WwUcallN over NE hAullng
N'd rtr'HhiN bot h. Intrffrtrt with tn
" .t"ht rN'ru' The work.. however,
d' ""l '"prni "n'ifrIN upon III. local
W"AnrI u number 90, extensive contract.
hN.ug hrrii clo-,i lot ufc- from Arizona
ld'E" CAMPS Within the TERRITORY.
N,I nv lnlrnnnhrni
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-02

Years knows what ough, tu hr done Ia
ltnnot" the mining industry NJ the Ter
fl'"rN, aud can b" drpruird upon tn du
al III hi~ power I"t4. lrhlN arl ,,tnlI,,
ID" push y" NrN N.."'- eat ul ,t.st -. to
IAN early h,,''iu ,h"truuut "ai,onciny
PROSPERITY
""h"thI Vance !. ui uferu, ant rn
1u'ht uN rt,' ~ thoruush aui -,..
"Wai,r geological -utNrS II \rw NrStro.
L." ATTRACTS attention H. the fact that.
Nu.i" Montana l'.h nul unlufaIn ha,r
i"t wars h"'iI r"ypnp firh htt,,-t- from
'" i'"ml reports ct uclr sam. Nrv
H'NIrn hh. h.ru urghr rl-l
If" m"r" pt"IlWunr .u,.
'.-.'r.. 'm ihl n" WuflaN NJ rafrlul
fnIlr N"N NrNlran
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-02

Hrfrs on N beautiful emiuence ovprlouk.
lng the surrounding country. and III
clos" proximity tu the coal mines. There
t- plenty "i < 'ud water there. aud alfrad,
w" hullilng' are X lng up tray, ot
rHlIio, L. to hr the terminus u the tI
ra."N Northeastern railroad. where are
,"r"i Il III" largest and best coal deposits
~ New Mexico, and We pred ct great
ini'ltr Tor the new city. named III honor
"i :. |. 'ira', the worthy postmaster and
'"uti-hing merchant Ut that pl.rr.
lulafu~a hlrf.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-02
Jesuit College Ma, Reopen.

W. understand that the archbishop
would like very much Ia --- the Jesuit
college Teoprned here, and IL using hi.
h-st rnieaNorS for that purp~c. II
would -e-m To u- that with n. buildings
all here Ia g"pi shape, and nor. call than
ever Tor -chool facilities, that u good
school could easily he maintained here
aud hoI~ II may -Oon start again, Las
Vegas Examiner,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-02
Three Appointments.

Gov O,ero yesterday reappointh Juan
jos" baca ~ e member of the board II
regents Of the School of Mines at sOcorro,
said appointment 10 run Tor the period Of
i've years from the da,. thereof.
Thomas \, Wilkrrson. of Albulu.rque,
h'rnalllio county, aud e, Il. Derby shire,
II Pines Altos, ofant county, were Nj.
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respective counties,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-02

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-02
An lNrOHIANI IRI uNAL.

cases Pending Pcfore the Uni,ed States
'ourt OF r,lyIte Land Claims.
Ihr uit'i state court ui private land
rlhlm~ l. ~tllI engaged III hearing the
"',i'"h ami oral testimony III The NJ Rlto
tu,ufaiu cd-r
Here are ." eases .tlll pending before
lhl' court, lu,"hlng au.Sij.1u7 acres ~
lhni Ia \rw Mexico and Colorado, and
" t.1' acres ~ trIL,ua Must Of thrs.
eases involve land IA New Mexico.
II viii thus b" perceived tha; much i'm.
i"itaht business /, -till pending before
ihl- Tribunal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-02

Rev A Hyde lrlt yesterday morning
for the Mrthoi.si Episcopal couirrrnr-,
which will convene Ia Albuquerque To-
day and remain Ia -s--lun unlll FRIDAY
Rev. Hyde has been pastor ~ ltr Meth
Odi-i church Ia this clty for two years
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-02

The frrnan IL Iao- gtaut Ease, IA.
Solving l,ssH acres ot land IA la,= count,
~aS argued and submitted Ia the ultrd
states court Ot private land claims tll-
morning, Mr. Catron represented the
claimants, ani Nr rop" apprarrd ior the
gOyrrninrnt New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-02

\ new townsite has been surveyed and
plated at the sslado coAl mines on the
ranch of =, 7 tray near the 'iray p,-,
Otlica. The tOwnsite embraces about IdI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-02
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS.
NN " General Vance Urges Geological
Survey Of New n. xIcO.

Survey Of New n. xlco.
II 9Wnhy Vance, Who recently sue.
e'''' Hon, ha-. r. Easlry ~ surveyor
tI'rtAI ui New Mexico, stated that he IN.
sb'' 4 10 pursue Ia" same literal policy
UNar he miners of Nrw Mexico that
@''n. 81 hl- prrdrcrs-nr
h'.'rdl Vance has l"rn engaged In
Alh.' IA New Mexico luT seventeen