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| FOR SAI.E-sno head cattle, consisting OF
and 2-year-old yeorfngs. cows and
| feeders. Address y. q. Purvis. Strykcr
Polk county. TNNaA, W
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WOULD like to know The address of Mrs.
A. T.. Smith, maiden namc Agnes Gll-
liver: any Information Will he thankfully
received. Address 300, this office IL
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IAMPSl LAMPS LAMPS Incandescent
lamps Wholesale and retail; armatu-e
rewinding specially; electrical and rail
way supplies. The Barden-S Sheets Eloc-
trieal Construction Company 9u' Preston
ANonlc
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FOR sAI.E-A fine. litter OF ST. Bernard
purpies male, SIS; pair, $40 Address
Rev. Father Nrlna, Praha, Texas. or
a. Eruancinann, Flatonia. Texap. "
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| HELp WANTED.
...Ma... Mil.

WANTED--A first class white barber ini-
nnc1iateiy. mona other need apply sd
dress John W. Normtngton. Palest nc,
Texas -
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MASKS. costumes, wigs. boards, tights.
oic. to let and made to ORDER NAL or
dcrs receive prompt attention, Texas
Costume House. G06is Main street. IL
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Wv IlIln... -,'IVIlN~
WANTLp--'rp buy two fun hiooded re!
purhhiu COWS must he cheap ana
young Addroys BOX 4 Sinner, TEXAS: y
WANTED TO buy wood In carload 'ots;
please state price and quality Foh AZ,
vim. Texas, Address box al Aly - ltN. y
WANTED-To buy l6-gauge shoG,n.
hammorlcss and Parker preferred, Ad.
dress. stating lowest cash price. NJ.
mis- oflice. ~
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WANTED Several cars OF good Young
range horses eHA mares; wrAe giving
ntIre etc Address NJ. L. NJ, care John
Sngrest. Wnslake. Ia. - Id
WANTED-To buy n portable boiler ava
nnrfr, Al or 40 hprsc power. must be in
rood running order; state size NJ cytin-
dor. also portable boiler 40 horse power.
Address -. NJ. Angle, Houston "
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A MAN to be tied mp in a sack and thrown
from tho tower 100 fee, hagh. Forest
Park, Sunday 3 u. IN. sharp. II
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THREE pure bred liolstein- Frcsian bulls
wear old for $40, a snap. For Informal
ton address II. II. Knowles Bryan, Tex 1s
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A. T.. KlESL1NG. local agent for Root
TcaNa. to2 Nlaiii street corner fra't o0.
avenue. Houston Texas. ~
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MADAME J.. WESTPHAL'S new elegant
masquerade costumes for rent and mace
to order; orders sent all over Texas; I'll
Travis street 10
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A rHoEouGiif.v reliable business man
Recently removed TO san Antonio on nc
count on hoilth, and VINO bears the nigh
est references, desires TO represent man
ufactlrcr or iohber IN exclusive sale OF
article Of meIat, devo,ing his entire time
and ability 10 the husirt SIS. address, T..
o. ltox r.h Sun tptpttln .rfN1g
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STATIONARY ENGINEER unachui@
and cleeuiciah), wants situation as en-
gineer o. hrNnsln. seventeen years cX-
peflence. reliable. sober and well rec
onimcnd,si, Address Il, H., machinigd
lil5 Elys,an street. Ia
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For SALE.


SPACE for eaie TO ace the man get tied
M II "a sack ami thrown from tower
100 fess INTO the lake. Forest Park, sun.
day. Z sharp IA
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WANTED For cash. q cash carrier syN-
tenn six or seven stations "lnmson's"
prcforred X. u. Andersen, Navasotn.
Texas, ~
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FOR SAI.E-Cheap two eight months old
,horoGghbred Llewellcn setter pups,
male and female, unbroke; psiigrecl.
Can be seen at corner Harrisburg road
and M.lby streets II
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SPRING, goods are coming daily all
goods and trimmings bought Of me,
which / guarantee can not he dunlraeed
in price. style, Workmanship, In Texas.
viii be made free Of charge, as | anl
the OILY dressmaker in Houston goes
abroad every season. Madame j.
Joseph. 7C6 Main. Is
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$500 WORTH OF vocal and instrumental
music including mandolin solo for loc,
Enterprise Music Co. Marshall TeNas.ls
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STEAM YACHT for ea.c, our OIL burnN'H
steam Yacht. 81 feet long, N nrst-eiass
condition. runs to 10 snties per hurr,
Jus, the thing for q cinb lying at llouss.s
- ton. Aurly to Honkc 4 Pilot. Is
FOX sALE-,rhc entire 10. of furniture
az iiN2 Rusk avenue. within the ncNs
icu; DAYS. Apply on premises between
s and 4. II
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| A STEAM dying jennie, one of tho finest
| that = made. costs new at factory S2gNo;
VIII scll very cheap ON account of having
| other bus ness Address Crockett Bot
Ting Works Crockett. Texas. II
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SITUATION wanted by strictly sober
Young man 10 take care horses and milk
cow In private family. address +. ~:
this office. -
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4 COLuKED ROY, agV Il, willing 20 Work
around house or slorc, Well known In
city CAL or address Dan Sheylir itOl
houston avenue N
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A GOOD ROY, Is years OF age, wants n
job. .h,mes johnson. 1dB silver sfr,et. n
s $780, -
WA NIED-i'oi.ton, young man. expert
enccd bookkceper, competent atcnog-
faphor; small salary Address No Il,
tks Office ii
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strings for Boo. Sioto u sut or steel y
desired Enterprise Music CO.. Marshall
Texas y
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mn fult
SITUATIONS Wanted.

MAN AND WIFE want place az sAwmill
or lumber camp TO run boarding hous, /.
good cooking .Ind best of trcatmcnt
guaranteed; they have best of city rnf-
cron0Ss. Address q. ibis office. II
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pace TO work, man good hand with
horses, woman coed cook, Willing TO
go To some other town or country. Nd
dress q. t., oaro 50l Last SiNtecuih
Street, Austin, Texas. "A
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-23
PABLO ASA..l.A DEAD.
Its Death At the Home of hts slater
ola Town Ihis MuTnsug,

Its Death at the Home uf hts Si-isI IN
ola Town Ihis Murn,ug,
Pablo Analla. Who has been on the sick
list for the past year. died AT 20 O'Clock
this morning. AT the home NJ hlS sister
Mrs EpitgciO lI0yat0, In old town, from
typhoid fever.
The deceased was taken quite Ill few
days ago, while acting ~ interpreter nj
the court house, aud ~ his symptoms ap'
peared alarming he VIA rpmuNed 10 the
home NJ his sister near by. instead Ot h"
ing taken 10 hin wife aud children al
Ranches de Atrisc0,
A physician was speedily summoned
aud he pronounced his sickness that ~
typhoid fever, which Resulted IN his death
nj the hour mentioned above.
Pablo Analla WA horn aud reared ut
Ranches de- AtriscO. just across the river
aud was ~ years Ut age. lie Received n
fair education at the college ~ the Chris.
tian Brothers, santa NJ. and n few years
after lsa, On schGl took up his residence
IN san Miguel county, where he became
quite active In politics and where h.
served M deputy sheriff and court in
tarpreter. lie returned. with his family
10 this county about ten years ago. aud
0iliciated ~ deputy marshal nnder nitrd
states Marshals Martinez and Hall. He
WAS n familiar BgnTe Ia and around the
court house. especial, during court ae-
+lon-, and was often called upon 10 act In
the capacity " interpreter, lie Waa "A
democrat, aud that party loses valuable
outside worker by his death
The deceased leaves wife anu four
grOwn'up children, three daughters and
one sOn. ami n ho-t NJ relatives au,i
friends scattered In the small towns
along the river 10 mourn hls death.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-23
NJ - IstMEMIitIt'u.



Iui,n- mates.
The daily Lr'g"t 81 Birmingham, Ma,
uf urt. II. rontaIu- the following notice.
'Nr--r- Richard AMI u"otgr bates
AMI IL" heirs 81 Mrs t'ruTgr {. kelley
ha," fallen hrif- tu another hatIi-onlr
fortune.
IhrIr uclr, MI Rae" rulanr, X dead.
AMI hl- death Will give H. these hrts,
not less than tbl"" each
the lrcna-rd. Race tulane died ia
Nashville, Tenn uu sunday, uct IL. aud
hl- rrmAlu- W"rr shipped L. Nrtnmpka,
Via fuf burial Il" lrinncrat, ~ that
town, III lis article about his drath say
~ tulane waS one OF the wrAIthlr-t
rnrn ~ thi4 state besides inherited
wealth. BE- had splendid huslurss abilities
which had rfr h. reached has ~ me
PLACED his nHIII" among lhu-" whu haN"
hrru the architects II their own totluii"-
and had carved out brilliant 0ut tor
nni-rlt AMI there are also PROSPEROUS
hlI-lii"-- men TO-DAY who ~ "A measure
ave- their successes To- Mr. Tulane, kindly
hand stretched forth /" hrlp them when
~ husinr-~ straits Peace ~ hl- a-h", y
Onr 1T the heirs to the estate l. Paul
Tulane hates, ~hu. with hS r-tImAilr
wife. rr-lir at 40 H. \uttE fiIth street
IA the Highlands N" l. brother ~
Eichari AMI ',r"tRr BATE.
Paul IA, .- tnh wife hAN" Ill resi-.
dents ~ this rltS for tuT ~ i've wears,
II" engaging ~ the brokerage hu-lnr-',
uutll u f"W months agu, when hi- poof
health forced Inn Ia retire from MtNr
hu-ln"ss, tie l. at prr-rnt confined /" hl-
hum" lut rlll/tN rougrHtulatrS hun
upon hts guui fortune,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-23

Demurrer ~ Mnt,inss Mtid"t tase over
ruled uth"t 'a.-s uispn.,d ~


Demurrer :" M"''i"'' Mr'd"t 'a.e oN"t.
ruled oth"' :" .~s ni.p".'d 80
When the case -, the territory ". Mel.
luialr- MARTINEZ. charged Nlth mIfirf.
came Ip IA court th- mufulng, Judge
collier announced that hr had uNrtfrllrd
the q, nuttrt uird T., Horton Muntr, the
attorney tor the drt"ndAni. NtlulnN
M,Sdr i.Inutfni To- the Indictment un the
gtuund that II did not allrgr nn intent to
runinil murder. the Defendant Wa At.
faIgnrd and introduced = plra ut lu,m,r
Jrulafdy. The cas-. Ma. then all tIrnrd
until ~ o'clock this ,ilrtnuon, IT, give
the district atturnrI lluIr H. HE an arl.
-wrt.
Ia the cas-. of the i..nirns.Il, National
Bank W =. NJ Eu.-,.,I. a u,t' u wa, i.isi
some DAYS ago hl defendant tu -ttIkr
ralI-l, from the JuIS .uuI docket lhr
motion WAS argued VT, rlAburniN h
\. n. Mcmillan Tor the hank aiA r "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-23
NINtiNI ,n,tINiUtN tIIl,ir.

,, ,,.....t.... 49,, ,....... 49,,
,l,,l,n. IT,, ,rut, N.r >n,.,..fnl
g., .ruu. meeting ~ the NIlrrut
.luYtauYua rltrIr Vs. held last pNruIug
At t.r fr-.l,nrr ~ Mr.. Milirr uu the
l.yIIauI.. witt nearly all the mrmhrf.
pu,-rrt an, several visitors After roll
r.ll. with interesting new items II the
ia, tho prr-lirnr. r. n Allen. conducted
t1u.y,./ uu lhr regular lesson IA ter
man hl-tuf,. which Wa Yer, Interesting.
tuuslI,s uut A. II iI!. the rlaractrf-tlc-
o' t,,r.,,.rmnn- along the lines al intel.
loo, olurn,iuu and SCIENCE Ihruult
uu -url,l.r brought ont rru-lh .rlllr
.n-cl,--lun uu tni- important tuplr, nni
N.- followed L., n tahur t,k along The
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-23

III. titst Limited tor WINTER It.,,
IiNrd Io-dnt.

III. tttat Limited tor NIui"T It.,(
Inrd iu.d,S,
hr lir-i dyer from hicago. lavs<
tram No. :. rolled into the lural
this nioTning three uiiuutt- ,,lrl
tlue, aud considering Ia. .HcI I'D
tram lett La Junia GA tim" aui lu-i
all hour passing through the pIrlgfd
itAtun mountains, the Iuu from IAN
This city, taking ~ the h"aN! a
Through the hlJfirtta~, IN Ab'uluirII
nlafkablr, tut II must br rrrurlnd
that ". j. SLACK, the popui"r sra
passenger agent ol the road. w., rn
Ia thu territorial metropolis. ani
RlchlrS III" conductor, saw lht, the
dyer ~as creeping un AMI uI-1aI
schedule tlmr.
h~ equipment consisted -. "a!
coaches ni,cir-, tarui an ,t,l
dInlng ear NJ. l,'t,, anI hu,lr. ,ui
gage coach W.. 10 ;,
Engine Ne. 49,, with Jack lose d
throttle, pulled the tram lnl' ~r
from the north, Fred, Nr-.rrrui'
a.. baggag rlnan, AMI H. II, uio
brakeman.
After "A wait here II twau', mia
the train lett tot The WEST ul.lrT
duclor Frost, Engineer Hogan vi
engine No. III, t.. r.. t,rrrnlrai VA
htakcunan, ani Arthur button tie
gagrilan.
The tram contained forty twu pH
YES ~ follows For l.o~ Ansrtr., ),
rhWnlX. s; Tor san Francisco. :, au
san Diego, l.
As stated ahuNr Mr. Black acCumid
the tram from Chlragu 10 thl- r,'
srr II all the Passengers "rfr ~
SIlh the TN, aui lu watch uu, 20
comfort, Ma hIark II getting trl.
ted with uuI p"iylr this aitrGH,sa'
viii irhNr un W. - TN, rNruius
santa H.. wl"rr hc viii remain ioF I
AMI then LEAVE for Denver.
II i lrarnrd that the "Nuu-' l'I1
ot the southern Pacific. over hhH al
roads before reaching the main ,iH'
/ thlragu on lu"sdaN last with = uA
Pullman Coaches aud only -rN,H "a
gers, n majority nl them Tor Az"
aud ;hr remainder iur puiul- a. iri
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-23

iuItu''u" NtIiuu, haIg"d ~iih h'-tI0N
tuE Kttit"'d i,"i'"rN, - h"id,
iumurruo Mhtlriu, Wi'u VA ARRESTED 10y
frhuk iIMrl-, IA" -,"rlal officer tot the
santa 80, day h'iur" Yesterday, un the
chnr - 80 lrlui,r,ht-li ir~trnNing railroad
pruwN Mt l,Irla, lad Ms pr"Iluinar!
h,Huug To- day hriut" Ju-tlr" raw 'Ori,
Jam -ulrnn, IA" section foreman AT
l-irla, testified that h" hai seen Marine
cutting duNuth" iriIrr h. uulk" way tor "a
tltck "i -hrrpani Il" had WARNED HIM not
tu lee II,
john u. ~mNth the bridge wntrhmau,
testified That H." had seen MafluudrNIng
hl- sheep over the tfark
Ihr defense offered no testimony aud
tn Defendant was bound over To- the next
grand JufN and ms bond ike, Al f!iul
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-23

4 short time ago Nm, FAIR. ~" =
street butcher, engaged nineteen .
-hrafrr-, they agreeing 10 shear ~
W 40 -hcrp al : cents yer hrad.
sheep. purchased uut Ia Arizona
drlVen Ia the sheep ,hratlns pa
i,rantS, ani "n reaching there, has
charge we're lnl0turd by tue -le'
that the! had stuck iur higher .
and demanded ) cents per heat
now tOp cold IL shear. and, again.
FAIR refused positively IL accrlr l"'
demand, The sheep viii h. ~luIrir
the Iuui mountains, aud Will n" 'h'
next -pTllig.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-23

Charles Schrader, charged with oh
tanning money uhier false pretencrS
waived examination before Justice Cfaw,
ford this morning aud was bound over "a
the next n and jury. His hail WAS fixed
at ESQ. aud In default of the same h.
WA committed 10 the county jail. The
case will probably neat come up before
Judge Collier on habea- corpus proceed
inga. should he then be- liberated II l.
stated that suit Tor damages will h. In.
stitut-d against Mr. hwgan tor mallc
iOus prosecution.
; Il. Gillett Represented Mr.. keegan M
the hearing this morning. aud v. {
llpacock the defendant.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-23

County superintendent Il, +, l"fA
Yesterday -"ni his Trp1Tt on the not mai
institute Ia Hon, T., saniO'al, the terri
tuIlal superintendent,
Ia" rrp1rt shows that the institute
WAS great success and u high tTlbute Il
pHih e. the conductor. Father MandalAri
and the institute lecturers. Governor
StuyeT Professors iladlry, liOdgin aud
prrigo. br, lloI@ aud Il v u, hfyan.
The county schmls are nearly all open
now aud on the iirat NJ November supt.
VII the sclnola ~ the county This II no
small task ~ there ARE hfty.lhrs schools
IN all, and widely scattered throughout,
the county
The superintendent expects 10 spend
Ahout six weeks on this visit,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-23

II, !, Mckinney, rr-ldrlt manager ri
the Alton Mining ani Milling company,
operating IN ll"ll canyon, luaird his We.
hlclr with mining supplies tins morning
u, Il left on hl- triuIn Tor the canyon,
He Stupp.d nj this llrr, !nst hrfurr IraS-
lng. aud stated that the hlg mill would
undoubtedly h. started up nrSt Nrdn-a.
day ~ thursday, 'lrfr h,lug AT least J,J
tons II ore now II tdr Guml
Mi. Mck:nnr, so tl,i that the
principal lirnihI Il 90. count my are
expected to ARM, lruw Nt"u, Il. next
Monday evening lh"l a,",al lltn-,
John Armstrong JA ~ Acklnu,y y, u
brother ui the Zee. .'nt lnaudg,I
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-23
yIsltia9 HicycIIsts,

X. N. Gather and George Davis. Of Colo,
RADIO Springs. Colo. are iwo bicycle rid
srs In the city, and they will leave bat
urday morning on their wheels for l.Ca
Angeles via NJ Pa.O aud the Southern
Pacific route. They left Colorado Springs
about ten days ago, aud expect 10 reach
lNH Angeles In a6ou, twenty days. The
trip L. one OF pleasure entirely. and the
boys have along with them their shot
guna aud tents Tor camping PURPOSES.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-23
rHE Di~IRtCrtOt Hr


- o. 'm'''' h'''.. 80 H'i ''ht'h''
h"' Co.," ~ n''' ''''' D.. h"''""
lac tine" lull 'tm"rt- against thaflr-
NruIhi,t ui ,allup, charged wiih ub.
tanning mnuc, under tais' ptrt"u-r-,
Nrtr qva-hrd ~ thr court .h- nuihinR
uit ih' }rwui thhI the indictments dh
u"l arg" ~ intent I" Aithud ~rhfAl'i
l>-.'el -'tu" spurious rl'th- ~ ualIup,
tu phN -uur gdlnbuuk irut- winch hr
uhl lurufrSl
NNrun a Nvuir NJ FtauL tarraiul
VII. vs. N"'i"f0iaN found gutN ui -rIt
'Ns lVu"f Nitlout a urrn,r. gave NOTICE
u' nu npp"u iui u"h ual hud -'h
ru.r 49, -u-lruirl
I"inptfo" tH" ct-" "i ih" I"ffllHl
rs. NriIrhi'- MNsinrI 'tatg"l VIZ
DO" Whl irt 10 .dr -H"r,Irail vii come
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-23

X. Il. Msrmun. Of l.aguna. came IN
from the west last night. accompanied
hy two Pueblo Indians. Juan Aualla nnd
Ju-r tunico. who are suffering with sore
ryp~, The Indians had their eyes exam
inei to-day by lIr. Il. A. VALID. the wull-',
who applied the necrssar! remedies, and
the, will return 10 l.aguna this evening,
accompanying Mr.. Marmon backs"ue.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-23

NJ Jlltuns q % tiug
Ever since then have spoken ami
written ahuut the Necessity ul having "A
,ttrt lire alarm =, stem
rul YEATS aga, when | had been elected
councilman FROM the First ward, m, nr-t
official upp ,ttuulty came IL work Tor this
rn,i-r and with a view Ia ia. end which
We nrr now seeking Ia accompl,sh. when
the Postal Telegraph company Asked Tor
, franchise, tmok that matter into hand.
drew M The ordinance ~ II now stands
ni, our ordinance hnns. ia this franchise,
which 1 made 10 cover the rlyht4 AN Z
url,iIrprs of the Western mon lrlryralh
COMPANY. Also | made the pfnNIsn that
Il,,.-,, rnupnIi.. must permit the rity IT
\lluI1urt,,,I. la attach. nj nu, tlmr. ia
,hrlr tmlr. IA. cit,'s lire alarm aud pulirr
wire. and That they allow the rlly IA.
free u~,, Of their polrs for the puf,a,-p nf
attaching fire alarm boxes 10 the same.
Ms, -, s,riinn Il and ordluAnr. M
u,,r ~
,,,,r ar sn L.t.r wh.n ia. Auin,uatir
r.l,rh,,ur rnmpnIl, asked for A ffAurhi-,
Ind "A CLAUSE rn,ls,dlni IN II Ia allow
IN. en-, thr sam. ur,, II, yea M with IA.
,rl.urnuh cornnat,Ias, CSaa ordinance
I,,s nni ntini.I hui an r.c,rJJ
ia III. action m. eli, rni,uctl oy.,
ConG ,rnr. "vn commenced IA. work Of
nrn,,,iinv ior ,,T ,lty nm al.rtrlc fire
darn s,st,m / then ncuui,ri for IA.
rIt, uvht IN rr"r.rty. which. II lin.
rity vaa ni,I,v.J to nurchn.e t,ha poI..,
,,ns.',rms, .i,. and thr cnst ,i erecting
,h,m, wnuid an,nInt 10 M l.as, si0G /
ha,. .,,nk,.,, AMI written m favor of mn
,m,urn,nI nt. alarm, =, stem ever since,
- =, I, - -. -.
-, ,ha n,.,yL. was elected mn,or, much
,psinsi n,y avn seeking hnwr,rr. The
n,"nls ~ rnurs., srp.ct me Ia make u-,
,,.,; ~ ,hiny wbicl haL sn lnng and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-23
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Ponasene Marine was arrested ye-ter.
day charged with feloneously destroy ing
property Of the Santa ~ al the junction,
lie will have his trial al o'clock this
afternoon. II II allegei that Marine
drove his flock of sheep 10 fence Of the
railroad company and then cut down the
fence ~ make way for the sheep. The
section foreman warned him not TO de-
-trOy the fence, but Ia no avail.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-23
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