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TERRlsLL TOPICS.
s"HGcstcd city should own Lirht
Plant Also.


Terrell. Texas, August q. Tho debris a I
tho water works are nav nearly removed
and the work OF repairs on boilers, setting
same. etc. VIII be finished as soon as pos
sihle. II is claimed that since the city
has taken charge OF the water work :
there s an ample supply of water for an
purposes, II has been suggested that the
Guy ought 10 buy tho lots occupied by the
electric Hight nnd Ice plants and thus nres
vent future encroachineists on the city's
plant. II has also been ihtlmatcd that the
city Ought 70 own the electric light ulant
President u. II, II. Green is a believer
~ the burned ballast He Is preparinr IA
Durn more, 1t Is claimed that Al ~ st,.
per,or 70 any other ballast known,
Inc Two fire companies reorgantsed las,
n.ght by the election OF the following off
Gers Terrell hook and ladder company
no. !; > Il. Leake, president; Vic Re n.
hardt, vice PRESIDENT Harry En,vier SEQ.
rstRryt c. Van ordstrand, foreman, VIII,
Aeredith, first assistant; -, berry, second
assistant; Park l4atimer, treasurer.
our Home hose cofnpany No. ~ n
Martin, president; p Brln. vico president.
Ne,n Britton, secretary, j. a. Flowers
tressurer, Jess Chiidress. foreman. Jas
urumgold. Iirst assistant; Clarence No
Neil. second ass stant. Mv-
~. J aRoe was elected chief sud las
Howard assistant, Jas
Httt
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A Great Rcvixar.

harnet. Texas. August 25.--one ., Tho
enoss' revival meetings that It has been
we privilege Of the citizens OF this little
~ 70 witness has been in progress In
Iurnet since the 10th Of the present month
ras oaen condurted almrst entirely nv
sss' ~ NJ MorphIs. Cumberland Presbv.
.s.' .n ssanselist' fully supported BY the
saunl nsmbsrship Of tie other ssver,I
scA eFsaaisatioss In cur eomnunitv
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Parks secured a Continusses'

fNrks secured n COntinue ~ -!
Hemphill, Texas, August 2. ~ * "
ley of Center, Texas. counsel for os's.
ant Charley Parks, charged by tnfS y ~
arate indictments with murder y VI
mother-in-law and sister-in-law, ~
q continuance until next term q q
District court adjourned YESTERDAY.
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BONDS APPRoyEn

me attorney general this evening APP
proved $4,000 issue OF New Braunfels
street imprcvement bonds. .
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N James +. Weed o. Houston and II. H.
sra , ana a; !. pecle: OF San Antoaio
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The Jury Completes.

Chicago. H.. August 2s.--The
the Luctgert murder case was g
today and court adjourned until helSse8
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READ AND REFLHCl'
The Best Is the Chenpest-ls
ence and Confidence II W.


"Would-be" specialists and neaS2
stitutes come and go. but Or; H. "a n
4 Co. are permanently located ~ 49, r
tonic and New Orleans. and havs.esi ~
others fall. ..>,, RI
THEY COURT INvESTIGATlON.t ID
at the unsolicited editorials tnat ~ can6lf
published throughout the entre ssc6 n
then why do yon hesitate when
in need Of medical assistance! ,s.irau
They have had hundreds OF n "a
who, after being experimental "a n
their lives endangered by other ~
lists and physicians. have come "a
In DESPAIR. and were cured guy
great difficulty. ..,oad ~
Como at once; don't delay, Ave a,r,s ~
shams and thus save your un ..c,,r ~
health, and your money. Make sy ,He N
known to us and you shall nav ee.sd ~
benefit OF our scientific advice. unssSsx ~
a long medical experience. Remc
fact consi,itatiop free IF charge. 3
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SPECIALTIES-
S p cffic blood
poisoning, nervous
debility. kid n Q y
and urinary diff
culties. hydrocele.
pimples. pile
rheumatism, skin
aud blood diseases
OF all forms, ca
tarrh and diseases
or women. Address
or call on DIR.
HATHA w AY q
CO.. 200 Alamo
Plaza. San An
tonic. Texas. or,
Old No. Is BIT.
G h ar ! es street. I
New Orleans, La. I.
Mall treatment
given by sending
for symptonl blank.
2 Tor WON n, No. 8
Z tor catsryh.
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Mcxicans Warned to r.enx..

Luiing, Texas. August es.-Notiecs "a
aiexicans not to occupy farm lands, as re-
Ported IN Yesterdays Post, are still being
N'eived by the Astecs. Cool heads. IL Is
sneught now, have the matter in ch,r,a
INV !, y asdsntH hoped that It may be-
days In tho city. "' sese'ai
. r,,'s p'a.n q. Hoover. United States
army was In tho city yesterday.
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PIANOS AWAY UP HIGH

p, n,rowsiness Is dispelled BY nescaam',
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sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

strayed or stolen from +. Witty, Brun-
ner Texas: One chestnut sorrel i6 hands
Nigh dirty white spot on forehead heavy
naxen name and tail. Reward, $40.
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:, Anree on my third floor Tor az esch
= uranewald. AZ Main stsssS
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Strayed or stolen from f. r. weedeu
cry; One black mare mule years old
l6 hands high, Also one black horse ,r,,la
years old. l6 hands high. No marks or
brand. Liberal reward.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04
THE FREIGHT WRECK.
4 icv sore Particulars Of the wreck on
IN. Saata Ec PaClft.
bSAEtsAS fosD BROUGHT HrRL.

at" ,--trtiN a'trtu~n, n few min.
u.,. after IN IIuSiN hal gone IT,
It.... muro particulars 81 the trffihlr
fought wreck ~, ~, santa tr rnrlnr. on
t'r hiil VEST II v liam-. were received.
ali are A. 'ulluvs
hr accident occurred near Mcclellan.
Al the track ~a- pa--ahlr by . ~
O'Clock Yesterday morning The tuiy
ui Engineer Watson Wa- turned over Ia
undertaken at Flagstaff NJ traces
= tl. huijr- ~ Engineer >rwton aud
: trulan Nprtty ~iirnlly CONSUMED hy
ire. went, i've loaded cars aud
on" rmitN, with two engines,
we're destroyed 10y IRE. Conductor
uk"ll, was slight, hurt, aud Fireman
toti seriously injured, the latter Jump.
iug it,m the tram before the ears flew
IL" track. The htakrmru were not hurt.
the KILLED were all known tn manS
ritlI'ns ~ this ritN, ESPECIALLY Ia tie
tfalnmcn. aud they we're regarded as
three II the best IN the service " the
santa Pc Pacific railway. Engineer
Watson wa- one " the oldest engineers
IL the service II the read, working wr-t
ffum WINSTON some YEARS ago. before
~lng assigned to n run further wrst. hr
resided ~ this city, aud. 1t IL Learned
uAu- considerable real estate here.
At tHt Hu-rlGlL
I ! Ford. the fireman. VIM waS 50
badly iuJufr' Ia the recent wreck, ard
where thr three others on the engines
we're kilrd, WAS brought To the city last
uIght, AID i now hring trra,ri l., pr
CORNISH at a." santa Pc Pacific hospital
Ford la -cdlp wuuni. = fracture ~ the
rIa,lcl". a -rN,fr w,uui uu the knee.
cru-rd l., tIr S"d running into the
ii'-h about the knrr, and inyuk lng the
knee joint Futi L. suffering t"u much
from his 'tartufrd cla,irIe g. br able g.
tell anything about the wreck
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04

Mrs. MaIiln,T s. Eaira OIL. -
Angelina ls-uan. iGs 100000 u.-..-
v ,dnr-iaN night "a ~IHa r.sy o.
Cr-srr utandr piAt" sgg~sf-I '.'" O.
Justice Ctasturd th'- ~ fuirs Boo ss-s-'
a. IA. charge II Nagtah,, "sas T.
the a.'~~ucr at all important -IIH"--
the case against Mis- t-urh ga al
joutn~i until : u'rlrk this AfI"fn,-n
uoliaciano Chavez represented Mr.
MARTINEZ lie asked tur u JuTy trial.
which Was rrfu-.si, when the "a ~ " ~
taken up before Justice Crawford, Mar
shAl tOb.rt testified a. seeing her IN a
wine rrm al rSare ''rHnir'-, arcunpa.
MED hy Mrs. Dnonan and gentleman,
II. could no, testify, however, that she
was professional street walker aud Al
tutnry Chavez then asked that she IL
DISCHARGED. The matter wa- taken under
consideration by the court until this
afternoon.
Mrs. Martinez de Btrrla II the wife Of
Barela, who IL .rrNlng thirty years In thr
p-nitentiAry for killing y brother Of lIo.
naciano Chavez about two years ago.
Justice Crawford this afternoon lined
Mrs. bOOnan tlO for vagrancy. Mrs
Martinez WAS discharged Tor the reason
that the police officer testified that what.
ever else she WAS SHE had never male
herself u nuisance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04

meht T. " R,fg e.. Z, Beatty; nj.
trruatr> PlAciio S,ndoval and u. 4. Day.
The next encampmeni II the Grand
hm' ~ the Republic. department u
\r~ Mexico, viii br held ut Albuquer.
~, ani ~ addition 10 the Delegates aud
hItrfnatrI elected last night the follow
lug members VI Carleton pr't will be en.
TITLED t. mrmhet'hlp Francis Downs,
department commander; Thomas ". Col.
Tier. past department commander; lieo.
" kunrh'l past department command.
~, Henry VI Davis. James l.. Morris.
Hiram CHAMPION, past pdat commanders;
smith II Nlmpon. VI Tao-. council u
administration, " :. Fletcher. assistant
ndIutaut YEA, fal, Jacob Neltmer. assist.
Ant qpHtt"tnni-irf general santa Ne
| New MrNIrHu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04

'"a tent 80" M-mh-Ts K"sp"ud'd ~,
Ih-f. VA iirr.

'H.r,nt Ii"r M-mhrr. Responded nu,
ih-f- va. >n,ir-.
Ih- paper ha- ALWAYS known that
F"riuhu kulg',, 81 the scott M"ofr hose
ruluphuN, hal suffuuuiri himself with u
IN"N ll-t III TIRE lighters. but never knew,
uuul this morning. that they were eager
tu rugag" IA the ha2aTdnu- undertaking
Nhru there WA- ne ire Last night.
about d u'rluck -pinr one ia the local
railroad wards STATED IA" switch engine
= Ia uucklug hlfi. Ani several members
~ Ia" SCOTS, With Visions ~ big blaze
h"l"r" them, rushed prll NELL Ia their
quarters un mouth Third street AMI
Nhnkri ont III" cart forthwith They
hfarrd thrni~"N,", thu-, Who had the
t"Ir 81 IA" cart IA hand tor sprint 10
the hlHGug hGililng, AMI were about to
Nrli uUt clear the way" when some
on" kindly tapped the header on the
,huuI!,raui sad. There IL nu Hrr-a
tries ta~ h"rn PLAYED The gallant tire
"Niiugu~hrt- looked somewhat crest.
fallen, uui the cart was then placed back
m "a" house
Nl,h the start the Nrutt- hHi, aud the
lnriIu,-- thr-, had on when the, ~.
~pundrl ,u the call uu IRE under the sun
rp'd hhN" guttu a~uS from urm LIST
mght.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04


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'n ,n,r four t,.,is ,r1 a numi.t n Tie
lItpmru IA .u,i' II W,- ,u alarm AM
tutnri ,u. ,h.' Ntrt,., ,.,Ii tI.m tL,,
II wa- fsl-' alarm 49, promised to me-.
tifN TIE rug,tr,t o. i-I- ''pW initial
ny ~" m,rkIug taxi SHl.ti" 90 Ga" w.
INV
l".' ll"", "n" ~ the o. ptI"iut' u Tie
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04
The CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR.
A Few Facts About the Coming Convention
Dates changed.


The second meeting NJ the committee
Of arrangements Tor the Christian I'm
ieaNor convention waa held laat evening
at IA" convention headquarters.
The reports given by the chairmen oi
the various comm tte'~ showed there had
hern considerable progress made. ani
that all the committees we're working
NrTy tremendously together.
The most important business OF the
evening WAS the discussion regarding the
dates s-t fpr the convention When lhs
date wn- first vel /, WAS not thought that
the Teachers convention. 10 be held
christmas week. would conflict with the
Christian Endeayor convention, but since
then II has been ascertained that there
are number VI teachers from outside
the city, a. we'll ~ In the city, tina; are
DESTROYS Of attending both conventions
and "A. It II not the Christian Rndea'h
spirit lu couil ct with the educational m
I.re-l- of the terrific y the matter VA
considered last evening and the date 81
Tor December ~ and 81, Instead of Dee
crmhrr ~ aud 81, The PROGRAM com.
mlttrr gave the committee n glimp-" Z"
some oi the gpod things In store Tor the
Euira,urS, aud among them was noiir'%i
nh adirr-, hy Dr. Galusha Anderson, OF
the Chicago diversity; also T I, Barrier,
tx president at the Colorado Union ana
editor u the Culorad, Enieav0r. II r.
prct,si 10 give All address.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04

l', u 100 A'a k,i thI.tU
k"N. Lllr- l. a,ln,-t rntlrrl! recovered
from his attack III pneumonia.
There are now hut four prisoners con.
Tined IN our county jail.
Twenty new students were enrolled at
the agricultural college this session.
Jac"by slapped this week car load
III cana,grr H. Morrhrai. G..
The III Iahraior. edited hy Pinto Pine,
ole TT the ATTEST spanish speaking journ-
ai-t- ia New Mexico. II 10 be enlarged
from All eight 10 n twelve page edition.
Robert Lrr, who wa4 sci upon and
badly beaten aud cut by crowd OF
ruugh-. about two weeks aga 1T bona
Ana, Is now we'll enough to BE- up AMI
around.
Fat Jarrett AMI Nc. Bennett, Of Silver
CIt,, lrU Tor the Jirarilla saturday for
the purpose ot surveying some mining
claims and ding All a.,prI claim on
ain" patents applied Cor 10y j. H. Bur.
luu. 81 hansa-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04

Resolutions un the death " Dr. A. A.
tree, Adopted Toy IA" L'ai avenue quar-
trtiA c"uirfrncr.
Whereas. lioi ~ lIl- VIA. Providence,
las taken from IL our beloved pastor,
Hupt, lr \. \ t'tp.
Received, That W. express our appra-
citation 1T h- Christian character his
kindly MANNER, hl- b"dmlng lace and his
eloquent ~"fnun, ani prayers,
R"-oiN"N, HAT w. extend 10 his I've.
f"aNrd children our sympathy and prav.
rf-.
Resolved, That u copy u these re.olu.
tlun- l." sent to hi- -rti. Rev. Frank Tree.
tu the Rn'kN Mountain idyWAte. be
publishes ~ uur eat! payers aud placed
u!! our nIauir.
DAVID STEN lHT,
j. ". ANutK-ON,
RtN. \. {. NhLCH,
Cnmmltiee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04
WAS ADAM A CHiNAMANp
Prof De Morgan Says so on luSufntieut
tyiIenSe.

Hfuf u" Morgan, director general ~
antiquities 'ur N" Egyptian government.
~ the result II antiquarian trsratrl
among Ani under the rulu- II Egypt, la
advanced the tlr"ty. founded on rrcrn,
discoveries that \'am vas IuluHmAi,
AMI he Gatiru II Ei"n located IN cen
trail Chlna. The prsf- h" ui'"r- are
First, that n" earliest inhabitants ~
Egypt ""r" nrgtor- II y N"t, luW type.
being ~ the phl"oIlth,r, ~ early -tunr
age
N"ronh that At n VERY early p"tl"l All
invasion ~ foreigners uNrtruu the rnun
~ bringing with them u" mt ~ writ
nv nud implements ~ bronze.
Thiri, that these pe"ple were Sammr
RAN ~ Nraiihn-, coming from i-s,th
AMI hanging with them the aft- ~ H.
-,tR.
Fourth. that N" Na-,tiAns w,tra Sctu
ito race. aud rrcri,rd the art II writing
ani the Use 81 hTuuz" from IL" chine %
There are gSd historical -, iirnrr- thl'
such An iuc"t-lon ~ De- Morgan dr.
.tihrs occurred III prehistoric " early
historic times. II l. also tolrtahly clrar
that the lrAiiAu- were the inrur~iyr
rare. hut ih,.r' 1T neither proof nor r.,
-pnnhlr probability that "a" Acaddan-
we're from k--yria " were familiar wltl
N--Nridu art
Their first trace l. found ~ settlers IN
n" vale, ~ h" EnrhrAt"- where the,
taught the Htt "f writing aud of archi
lecture, II mathematics and a~trnnom,
Ia the natives - that country. aud tlrr,
are some -, Iirfrr- that the, undrt-t"pI
the making ani H." Ut bronze.
DE- Morgarl- contention that IA" art 81
hronze making originated IN china, Is l.,
no means proven.
bronze /" IA alloy u copper and tin
nni IT, mthuInrtur" pr" -upp"-"- cnu-ii
"rnhl" ~kill IN m"tdlurgy
To arlulr" rhl1 xiii knowledge 81
the production and " p"rti"- ~ ropprT
would h. rpuifi alsn t'In production
aud PROPERTIES IT tin l. II not more
f"a-onhtlp tu locate the discovery II
hrnril" IA 4on' country ~h'r" a knowl.
,rigr ~ thea" metals whS known.
Nl", IA" American CONT "nt i'm
pIrlu"ut- ~ hlrIrIi"i copper were IA ~,
by some pr" historic people. W other
rnuutrn- l,i the knnslrdyr NJ temper
lug copper - FAR ~ ANY evidence can hr
found In America north aud SOUTH
that knowledge existed Va Allo, ~ tn
with copper Wa alSr known and used III
made IL Peruvian copper tools which con
talnrl tuur per cent ui tin. THIS alloy
whllr not containing tin suili tent Il
form bronze, Wa IN Ia" line II the dis.
'uNrfy 81 that metal!
There Ar" n many reasons for hrllrN'
lng that men from America haNing the
china and th"t. developed the art oi
hfnnz" making - u slight development
over their pre-, iuuS knowledge ~ 10 NJ
srtt ar -upvn-" that the Chinese invented
bronze, Men from America are ~ liable
IT, have taught the Chinese ~ the chi.
rlr-" we're I" have taught the AS-yrlan.
th"it art Men FROM America NAV ~.
REASONABLY b" -uppnsrd u hr the Acad
dams NJ that they were Assyrians
IN short, there are ~ many rea,'OLs "a
believe that the arden OF Eden WA 10.
Gated on the American continent aud
Alan All American ~ that he was a
ChlnamRn. A.. S~AN
]. y. MrCunp and wife, ~ Boston
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04

Mrs Rhodes Charged with AbductinE
Her Chiidr~n FROM Hrr Husband.
Marshal Cobert received u telegram
from the police officers Of l.aS \egAs ak
ing him TO arrest one Mrs.. l;hOd.s She
WA described ~ n blonde woman with
curly hair, o feet : inches high, and ac
companlrd by two children. a boy aud n
girl and WAS on her way 10 San Fran
circo,
Marshal Colbert and Officer ,iloyer met
No, !, on which she was n passenger, and
hal n talk with her. She told them her
side Of the matter, aud they photographed
back Ia l.ss Vegas 10 learn II they had a
warran, for her arrest. - they received
no answer she was permitted to proceed
Ia her destination.
Mira Rhodss WA charged by her hus.
band with the abduction Of her own chill.
dtpn. She. un the contrary, claim1d that
her husband hal stolen the children
from her In san Francisco. ani she hal
been following them for four months Ia
get possession NJ them, which she iina!ly
did nj Las Vegas. Shs also claims Ia
have remained IN Las Vegas Tor twru,'
four hours after getting her children,
and furthermore, notified her husband
that abe hal them, sO that he could com
mence legal action for their recovery II
he desiTed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04
THEY FOUND no ORGANIZATION.
The Committee Appointed al Mass Meet
Ing Made us Report.
ASotHTR coNvtSItoS tAiiLD.

Iut-nnt H. 49, utImrit. st Tue ma--
cuu rturu held Nr-,rfIa, morning To-
di-cu-, ~" ii,rr proposition. thu rohl,t.
rnrr committee upp.lrt'i t.'rrU'ut WI'h
IL" i.irh promoter. 90 'l' o'..r ,."u ,...
dcaNrtnl nr.tftm t..'pn u,t.t NhIrh,
arc.tl'ug YluIg, IT,, r..,.i',f. pur "
"" c"ruI'u U.W uI", act az! mdi"
the following report.
The report ~ the committee Is that
they could lind no organization " head
with whom they could ruufrf -imp,
met several representative citizens, Sho
gave ~ the rulnnli;tr" their idrnr ~
-"rne contemplated Organization aud
what they Intend doing, aud therefore,
considering these matters, the committee
could hot arrive Al anN special cuurlu.
rl"n ~ To- u" prr-eht ~ permanent IA
trntiuh. ~ ,l," luw linr ditch pfutn,irs-
tOussgu ,t,N, the confidence committee,
through lt- au'IrIN from the run,ru.
ton. could tan" to debate action con
corning the ditch proposition,
4 motion Wa male aui carried that
solomon Luna, l'ollratmb Afm,n ami
~" ~, -lirnt ~ the convention. lion. rr.
dfr T. -, constitute committee IT, con.
su.t legal ai,ir" ~ tu the drteSminatlun
" the promoters ui the loW llur ditch Ia
inaugutatr ~ofs without hr-t securing
the approval Ut u,' uwurt- ut band. and
water rights.
Hon. sol lunl .... .l,, ,p,l,r. IN con
u"ction with a. . ~ .' ...Huaiii,. tie
counties Of Val t.h TO AMI bona
Ana, aud Request a. .pud irlrsatr-
~ the next convent o., this Important
subject. which Will be- held ~ TIA, riIy
on Tuesday, lIrc -
Judge +. \. llubbeli moved. the motion
being seconded AMI cattlri, that dele.
CATION ~ three be- named from rtrh pre-.
clnct along the river and the Itopu-,si
low.lnr ditch from AIgoiou"- To- l."-
radillas Oh the south. tu attend the con.
Nrutlun here uu December -.
Hon Max Luna IT Los luudS. Wa
'h'l'N WI \" fAIl'NN nv l.l'hN WI NV
ditch question, AMI IN very concise
manner supported the proposition IT the
owners Ot pruprri, ant water right, that
The, should hr consulted AMI their rights
respected, AMI also stated that the county
Of Valencia would stand firmly with tins
county ia this matter.
The meeting then adj utnri
Truthful Poet.
tru l., H,ur (i,.,,t.
\ la Belle man Who had mad" w hi-
mind IL enjoy Thanksgiving IN his own
joyous WAY. expressed himself ~ tulluw-
un The eve Of that festive la!
Wat ,ar ~ tor I..ur',. a.sr ~.nr. OF " ..,
'Ht-t-.
Anlrr luIu'.r, and ~r.,r. '.t TIE ,..'.
tfN lNt-'..
c.halc nrau, go ,rc -su',t o.I -u,I 90. r.e
lIis.
W. s,' drunk con- ih,us,g,Ius auI stand .
the bulls
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04
nut ~ ItIrIa. CAM

4 fresh sewing machine agent, said Ia
he from this rlly, VIA taken down u p-R
~ two out IN 1ijrras canyon the other
day. lie drove up 10 Henry Carpenter
hnd inquired: "llA,r tho4. ladies lpoint.
ing IL SEVERAL women on the porch got n
sewing lnachinpy" what business. Il
that of your'-;" quickly remarked Mr.
Carpenter. II did not come here 10 be-
ln-nlt'd," was the rrjoinder, the agent
throwing hia hand 10 his hip pocket. aud
again remarked Mr., Carpenter: You
have not been insul,ed." The agent then
lett aud came To town, circulating thu
report that he VIA driven away from the
Carpenter place with the aid II n shot.
gun This latter part Of the dialogue IL
denied by Mr.. Carpenter, who never
speaks 10 any one unless he or abe speaks
ht-t. aud Is Trgard' 4 one ~ the best aud
most substantial veterans OF BernallllC
county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04

Al the election last night u the 0lllcrls
who will lnk after the interests Of tie
banner post II New Mexico Tor the next
year the following gooi selections were
made:
Francis Downs. post commander, r..
elecI~i; John Z, Victory, senior vice
junim vice commander. i.o. v, knarhrl,
Iuarlarma-trr; James T, steele, chap.
latin, Reelected; Levi Miller. surgeon, r..
elected; Valentine Herbert, officer II the
day, re- elected: Adolf Weller. officer oi
the guard, reelected.
Delegates 10 the department encamp,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-04
iiiIi YEARS ALO.
ten A. y. bOrlphan AMI the Amerie n
Army Capture Paso del hotte,

m
Army Capture Paso del horie.
Fliii yeats AKA come this Christmas
the hmrrlcau army under ten. A. ",
l'uhip'Au planted the stars and stripes
over laDn lei Nuftr. aud ralupd near the
pt"~"nt pima ot hi ra-u, The army re-
mtlnrl here xix Weeks AMI frplrni shed
w" ronmi--at,. They iotagrd Tor sup
plies, paying ior them ~ nlted states
.uup. and ground Their lonr ut Iiart's
mill, meat IA" fails Just above the city.
| here Wei" $50 RAM aud Tile and team.
-irt- all told col Hiram Blrtis,p, of
ii"i-,~'- battery, famous In the Mexican
AMI tunlrirtat" wars. IL the only sur.
wing uilirlal ~ that famous expedition,
aui h" lives ou hi- farm near Pleasant
mn, W. Father uftiL. now deceased,
then - Young priest was captured above
A. Wu ~ - ,kitm I'll With Ponce lie Leon,
o." comma l"f ~ the Mexican forces,
nui Wa ,,rl tI rul. BlrI-o-'s care. ami
"h- h"li q prl-ul.. .' ~ after the battle
1T sacramento at ,,' downfall Of the
city ~ chihuahua. Las army took all
IL" country -nuth NJ santa W. and east
II the tniufaib tiNpt ~ far -iuth "A tho
rl't NJ chihuahua. aud thence east 70
san Luis roin-i. where II formed n junc-
ton With ten IaN loT'- army. After the
declaration 1T peace this command ~
turned L. Missouri VIA New Orleans and
II Louis. lhl- army WAS without q pay
master ~ quAttrtma-irr, AMI compa,,-s.d
OYER u11 miles, never lost n battle, and
u" '-- ~ m"n lead ami wounded WA
| lees than iN'. HI la-n flhune.