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10 LOTS
$1,000
Near Madtsoa Street. In Teaeof'S
Second Sappsenentsl.
Who waists . Dargsin :
Nh. MOOT rnlEs TO ExPLAIx.
Tells why San FRanessco II Favored
In TvanspoRts.

Tells why San FRanessco II Favored
In TvasspoPts.
New evidence of the discrimination prac-
dced by the war department In favor OF
San Francisco "a a point of departure Tor
transports and another alleged reason in
support Of such discrimination ID con-
tanned Ia personal letter received by .
memher Of The Seattle Chamber OF Com
merce from Secretary Of War Elihu Root.
The letter. waich was read yeste?day IN
the regular meeting Of the chamber. and
called forth vigorous adverse cr1tjctsm from
the members. follows.
"War Department, Washington.
September T. lE0.
MY Dear Sir: ! am In receipt OF your
latter Of August g. The question Of ship
ping troops by Puget sound has bsen re-
peaiedly brought TO the attention OF the
department, and an adverse decision In the
matter has on several occasions been made,
and the citizens of Puget sound 10 in
formed. The war department has eAtab-
lshed at great expense q syNem OF trans
port service from San Francisco. where
its business con be conducted 20 the best
advantage Of the military service. To sat
isfy the requests which have flooded the
department from Tacoma and eeattl
there have been, and are now being
shipped. several shinloads Of hay and
horses over the northern route, but even
this 10 done at an additional cost 10 the
government OF approximately so per car
load.
All things considered, much az would
like to obiiEe my friends In the state OF
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A ilernss n wsi was issu~f y-ss-fav sny rr-f
T. Rsnick, ~ Woodstock IN. and Carnlins A
sehmtd. ~ Seattle
Geirse Rcfon. coio~~i, q Franklin coal miner 10
q new pgisors. ~ thu county fail He IA committed
by the Justice co~u. 81 that town IN seventy
one dsTs fss assault ssd battery, He has served .
term fof similar oTense
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Fined fer Assnufs

d * s.1erson TrS. assistant engineer
e as,,sls @,aer Miami WAS found guilty.
!ses.ysx sf,a battery hy Judge Cam
SSkfxsys sfs, 80 n Anderson was
~ nth assault wtth srtrrt - ,,s,~.
p "a, i.fN ~. former fsrernan a..
Aas So. ssa tee testimony Was that
sssx. S,ees brya2 with = iarr.. v.sv-v,s.s,
Ases ~ N1wevvF, concluded that ~
aetsa,sss, Was .acssnx. Acd sfrss.s
sasals. sse ani costs for simple
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WANTS 4 NEW TRIAL,
Young Claims Caur,'. In
stFsctsous Were rrrar>ou

4 n Ut yours. the Colorvs man s>aavf>t-
tAnss- 80 WIZ Nieut - murder Frank
rial. HIS LAWYER s-u s~s1a a. ~. ,~'
Euses = ne g'cuns that iasxa sae,shs
M g.. a1s asioget sa'iur, to instruct fhA
~ cotvtTtien ~ TIE lesser 81
asof - sssSsR WIKI 3 Heafly weapon vita
- =. !" ea e$f.lv harm rnsght aa hns AN.
/ a. 49,, Fsnatton 6l@i sKasnst Yeun..
~ /, - =. 20 Ire supreme essavr will l..
~ Ease rev TIA. Is refused
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seen u ~ Alleged Note Held 70
Ne Not . Crtme.

Ne MOI = Urine.
n. Kelly. the First avenue cigar
1Fehant arrested last week on the
nom y Myer. was yesterday dis.
afeee By Judge Cam Kelly swore on
Witness stand that Myer extortsd the
rom him on the strength OF a
s.R 70 make trouble with his land
Kelly paid Is on the note. and
coming 20 the conclusion that no
49, pay no more, effected a settlement.
claimed. with Myer by vtrtna OF
- Ayer surrendered the note
ayef on his part claimed that the note
ever him for services which he had
s.ssea Nelly. The case was enlseened
s.s'ssraely By sparring between the at
p ssanE on the case Judge Gam ixnor-
sne ALLEGED exsorsion feature OF the
- and held that the note in itself was
S,eS.s ssiue and that To steal II was not
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depassmsnt. and Donald Robinson. Of me
Quartermaster's Office.
Capt Robinson vii lay out . sever sys-
TEN for the fort on plano drawn ~ En-
gineer Ktsl The contract wsu Do snorsiy
Iol Tar the work
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>asrnarrx A. r.ST. Co... charter

TIE statement made yesterday ,ha; ire
Ncyth American Transportation ara Tad
tag Company ~ erroneous Thc company
mentioned GSesi enc steamer IN her recent
trips ~ Alaska as a h0ssdsd carrier only.
and aat nothing whatever 70 30 VITA her
passengers
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TO CHICAGO FOR $500
Effective September i2ih. the Northern
Pacific viii make rate Of $3.50 TO Chica
GO. and corresponding reduction 70 all
Eastern points You will IND u TO your
advantage TO travel over this line
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THE BURLINGTON ROUTE REDUCES
RATES TO THE EAST
Effective september Il. the burlington
Route viii sell tickets 20 Chicago at rate
Sss Proportionateiy low rates TO all Fast
ern points choice ~ three routes via BIZ
ling.. Denver or Sc Paul For particulars
Apply al ONCE, in Yesier way
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WHEN going East. ask your ,icks. agent
20 route you VIA tho Chicago. Milwaukee
~ Paul railway.
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RtfY Dawson tickets from Canadian De
veiopueni Company. los Yesler. before
September ~
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SEATTLESE SETS THEPACE

A fair idea 81 the proportion
ate business dons ~ the vasi-
ous Puget seand cities 10 given
I'm the appended table. show
tag the freight eonslGnments
from San Francisco via the
steamshiD Walla Wal1a, which
arrived FROM the soath Nom
day ntght. The AguSes were
taken fron the records Of the
PaciAe Coast Steamship Conn
Dany, and are ~ follower
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IVO MORE COURTS NEEDED.
GOV. BRADY WOULD EsTAoLlSn
THEN At CIRCLE AND At NOME.

vast 0stiay Of wealth % Yukon
River DeDaaAs Legal PsotsetiSo-
Congress VIII Bs Asked - Vest
0tatshool Powers n Alaska.
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Agr ynl- CORK; rAST-

Cal az TIE Nosss~rm paessc os.ic~e ssa,.
lie aa8 make arrangements f.g@cfive
Seg>terzA~r l--A rate - Cn.ezgc So ~
Ard al gssarss ir ,Ae East - swupoytscn
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Yt-Y TAwsan tsck>Lk SraET Canadian DE-
vesersaent Company. rs Yeeier. oesore
Eep4snzhs -
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FOR RENT

lawn. etc =. -. -. =. ~ :. ...1s
vaean, Friday 80 N. ~. =. :. non
modern CEDAR stree, ear ~ ao :. tss
Queen Anne hill. strictly modern J.
nom nat. very choice ine view and
neixhnorhocd. good car service ..- e %
Brand new &roeur modern house IN
me ne.sahprhood completed soon :. y %
Neat sroom cottages. electric ligns.
avn. trees. second hill. good neigh
boghood = = = a
FURNISHED HOrSES
henton bill. choice home Of large
rooms, nicely arranged completely
furnished. lawn. etc. Madison car s. y
Overlooking Lake Washington. mod
sTn loroom house nicely furnished,
good car service. cheap at ....... - 70
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TIE p&ia ok eGvn or scai3 - a.uscx-
Instantly relieves ~ AYpfylug Ca 1aaer-
fNsn's pain Esss~~ x also aNAss rns. in
SsEr~s Parts ss0rr quickly tNsr AIRY qyns,
treat raens. afss uGless Ire ear- a VERY
seswrv 1oea net .SAss . seAr. For sxls
b. ell 1eMterA
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IMPROVEMENTS at TT. FLAcLER
sewer system to ne Constructed h,
0uavsrvuanst~r Robinson.

cant w w Robinson r.. assistant
ouarterfuAster ~ tire Department - he
rsfuu,tsa went - Fort FsTisr last night
accompanied by Engineer kicl - tbs war
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Washington. yourself particularly. It seems
inprac.icable 10 make any change. Very
truly yours, "EiIHC ROOT.
~ az
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-17
MAKE IT PUBLIC.
Investigation Commission Gives
Out Eaean'S Statement.
Objectionable References to General
Miles Arc Stricken Out,
But Eagan Reseuis Niles Assumption OF
Superiority.
OTHER WITNESSES EXAMINED.

Washington. Jan. IL The war inves.
tigation commission to-day decided Il
make public the amended statement filsd
by Commiessry General @tagan yesterday.
IL was formally announced that EagaD
had eliminated all the obiectionabl,
statements, therefore the document,
would be accepted officially. The changes
made by kagsn are mainly in the line OF
excision, yet the phraseoloov has also
been altered frequently. lis ie.ers 10
General Miles as Senior General Nelson
A. Miles." and while keep M strictly
within the line OF prOpriety, 10 ns judg-
ment OF the commission, in q negative
manner at lsast, hs rssin nss any assuInp-
tion of Miles superif rity and asserts that
he is as good, as old M Ms experienced q
soldier ns Miles. br alec criticises tbs
latter's attack on the bsef lniu' ~ az In.
famous.
Col. Gibson, distributing agent OF the
national relief commission at ysnlisgo,
testified that he canled su pl % TO the
sick and had great difficulty IA getting
supplies owing to confusion, ohafter
refused him assistance. Col. Gibson said
the canned corn beef was rep lisive and
he was unable to eat II. The refrigerated
beef was likewise bad, bein, covered
with green beard caused by exposure 10
the sun.
Just before the cabinet meeting Gen.
Miles made rather unnsual cali upon
secretary OF the Nayv Long He said
with reference 10 the Esgan case that II
wss not time Tor him to act. leaving the
Implication that II the 60 niIissioh did
not act. or the administration. IL would
then be time for him u take some
stems
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-17

John Snyder. who was employed at
Geo. G. GBlnsley n Co.'S shoe store yester-
lay repairing shoes and who formerly
worked at Joe Balls shoemaker shop on
4onth Second street, fell down from ths
t1p OF the stairs In the Cromwell blocb
It about u o'clock last night and was
knocked unconscious. He was carried
into Geo, G. Gainsley Il Co.'S store and
Or. Hope was called. lie regained con
.cionsness In about an hour when he was
taken 90 room ut Bachechi's ro0minq
house. The unfortunate man was suffering
with the grip at the time OF the accident
and the doctor to day discovered that the
lisesse had developed into pneumonia.
rs Snyder has no money and Ia without
friends In this city. Marshal NcMillin Ia
trying 10 make arrangements by which
ne can be sent TO the hospital In Santa
Ne, where he can obtain the necessary
care and attention.
The citizens OF Albuquerque are in
yited TO come and inspect and ride be.
hind the horses. before the day OF sale, 40
they will be able TO bid intelligently
np0n them on the day OF sale. Ladies'
ara specially invited 10 attend this sale.
Sale TO take place at the "Red Barn."
Thursday. January 10. at l:3o p. N.
We have never carried over very much
goods from one season 20 another and
never will II low prices will move them.
We have made big reductions on all
winter goods and invite an inspection.
simon Stern, the Railroad avenue cloth.
Ter.
The mounted carriers OF The CITIZEN
are provided with whistles, which are
'ounded by them when depositing papers
II subscribers' residences. Neglect OF
carriers TO deliver the paper regularly
should be reported TO this Office.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Lead
avenue Methodist church will meet on
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at the home
OF Mrs. Perry. No. AS south FOuth street
All OF our ladies' and chiliren's jackets
It cost, Ladies' 81 jackets now $3.50;
htldten's " 80 jackets now 81 40. B
llfeld & Co
The Young Mems Catholic club will
hold regular business meeting on
"Wednesday evening. at = o'clock.
Agents Wanted. or two young
ladies 20 canvass city, Enquire al 507
south Third street.
Don't forget the horse sale Thursday.
January 10, at the Red Barn." at 80
q. M
A new and big stock Of lamps Whit
ney Co
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-17
UNITED NINE WORKERS.
aaxarnar T.n..r

Elect Oncers and Pass Vote OF Thanks to
Governor Tanner.
Pittsburg. Jan. 17.-When the United
Mine Workers re- convened to-day the re-
suit OF the annual election OF officers was
announced: President. John Mitchell, In.
disnapolis; vice president, T. l.. Lewis.
Indianapolis; secretary and treasurer, ".
W. Pearce, Indianapolis.
Executive Board-Fred Dilcher, Mel
sonville, Ohio; II. Stephenson, East Bank.
W. Va; Edward Mckay. Buena Vista,
Pa; W. Il. Farley. Pratt, Ala; Jamee
Boston, Du QuoiD, Ill; George W. Pur
cell, Terre Hauto, Ind.
Delegates TO American Federation OF
Labor con, ention: John NJ. Hunter, OF
Streator, ILL.,; w. q. Pearce. Indianapolis;
William Warner and Patrick Dolan,
Pittsburg. Resolutions were adopted to
use every effort TO organize the miner
Of the country. especially In Pennsylva-
mia aud West Virginia. before April an6
providing for sign OF recognition be-
tween members. A rising vote OF thanks
and three cheers were given to Governor
Tanner, OF Illinois, for his action during
the Vlrden and Pana strikes.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-17

Owing 10 rush OF work and the re-.
ceiving and marking OF new invoice OF
goods, the opening day Of "The Fair"
store, 2l6 Railroad avenue. has been
postponed from Wednesday, Jan. is, 10
stme later date to be annoui ced In THE
CITIZEN. Manager Levy has big corps
Of competent clerks at work, but he finds
Il absolutely impossible TO get ready
for to morrow. hence the postponement
When everything is In tip top order,
The Fair" will be one OF the handsomesi
OF Its kind this side OF Denver.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-17
suAFrER IN EEL PAso.

silly Girls Embsrrs-- the Hero of ss1.
tisgo by kissing Him.
III Paso, Tex. Jan. l7.-Gieneral Shat.
ter and stah. en- route 10 Californ' \.
where the general will resume the com.
mand he held prior TO the breaking out
oi tns'war, were met here by 1000 people
aud q brass band. shafter was escorted
to the city park where he made ten
minute talk. descriptive OF the Santiago
campaign and eulogistic OF the volun-
teers. OF whom this state supplied q
large number TO the Rough Riders.
When the general had anished his
speech, a number OF pretty girls insisted
on taking snap shots at him with cam.
era and greatly to his embarrassment
several kissed him in the presence OF the
audience.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-17
Coon Hollow" Coming.

The New York Herald has the following
concerning "A Romance OF Coon Hollow"
when originally produced at the -Four
tesnth Street theater 1T Is styled a 70.
mantle comedy, but there is melOdra
matte flavor 10 IL, being well provided
with thrilling incidents and exciting
sit nations and embracing some very real
is,ic mechanical effects which serve 10
enthuse the spectators. The piece Is we'll
staged with every attention paid to de-
tail The audience was very friendly,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-17

and that they were well pleased with
what they saw and heard may be inferred
from the hesrtiness and frequency OF the
applause bestowed and by the recalls
with which the leading performers were
favored during the evening. The scene
representing Coon Hollow" by moon
light. the steamboat race aad the cotton
press were 30 realistic M to elicit we'll
merited applause. Some very beautiful
and novel electrical effects were intro
duced. "a Romance Of Coon Hollow"
with the original New York csst and
scenery and the addition Of q troupe Of
colored buck dancers and singers will be
seen at the Orchestrien hall, Wednesday
night. Prices, 80, 80 and 20 cents,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-17
Poi,ce cour, N,w,.

Basil Trujillo. who was arrested yester.
day afternoon on the complaint OF neigh
b0rs. who charged him with shooting al
them. was brought before Justice Craw-
ford this morning. As none OF the wit.
nesses would testify that they had seen
him aim et any enc In particular. but
had only heard The shots fired. he was
found guilty OF discharging firearms
within the city limits and fined els.
Barney Boyle, who took a fcw hours of
TO celebrate last night. was brought into
police court this morning and aned $40.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-17

Mr. and Mrs. George 7. williams. who
have resided In this city for the past six
months, expect TO leave Ia a few days for
Denver, where Mr.. Williams will 20 into
partnership with his brother, who il en-.
gagged in the brokerage business there.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams have made a large
number OF friends during their brief stay
In this city. who will sincerely regret "a
learn that they are going to leave.
Ladies' are invited 10 attend the sale OF
horses at the Red Barn" on Thursday
January 10. at 1870 p. IN.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-17
kcrABLE oARrER ENDED.
John rn-seii Young. Congressional L,i
risr, Ipend I'm Washiuutou

John n-seii Young. Cong BsressionaI Libra
risp. dead I'm Washington.
Washi gton, Jan. l7.-John RUSSELL
Young. % librarian OF the congressio onal
library. led this morning after an illness
~ re, ~ weeks.
John >lussell Young had notable
career a journalist, diplomatist, public
official = d intimate associate of distin.
guishti public men. tie was born In
Downi' own, Pa, In 164l He secured
iplsce . the Philsdelphia Press In 1857
and hs = description Of the Arst battle
OF Buii nnn he won his spurs as graphic
war co, spondent.
He B. tme managing editor OF the
ohilsde Tia Press which he resie ned iD
1865 70 art the Morning Post, which
h0wever <Sas not success. Horace
freely fle him managing editor OF the
New f..s tribune when no was only %
Years o.. Secretary Boutwell, induced
Young 90 20 abroad In 1870 TO study
flnanciai affairs. Young's account OF the
rise and fail Of the Paris commune II
regarded - one OF the best examples Of
EngIist descriptive writing. In 1872 he
became ne European representative Of
the New s0rk Herald. In 1877 General
Grant n ssi upon his trip around the
world sSls invited Young TO Join the
party. ,iier returning Young wrote
Around he World With General Grant,"
President Arthur sent him In 1882 as
minister 70 China. President Mckinley
named scOng NJ librarian.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-17
IN THB SENATE.
Killed nj "A HIra.

Cleveland, Jan H. While seeking
sa,ety from the flames destroying their
home Mrs. Fred. W. Tisdel was instantly
killed and her husband sustained inju
ries from which he may die. Tisdel IL
the chief clerk OF the auditing depart
ment of the Lake Shore railroad. Tht
couple were sleeping on the second hOO
and when aroused II was toO late for
them 10 get out by way OF the stairs
They went 10 the scaifOlding OF house
being erected next door. The scaifoldinl
gave way.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-17
BOLD ROBBERs.

-. Lonis Man Robbed of "a Jewel Case In
Crowded street Gar
st. Louis, Jan. lin a crowded street
car. on board Of which was a policeman.
three men to-day robbed W. II. Snider,
the resident manager Of the National
Fire Insurance company. OF jewel case,
containing between $1,000 and $1,000
worth Of jevelry. Snidcr was jostled 10y
the three men and the jewel ease taken
from his hip pocket Snider got good
look at two OF the men as they jumped
from the car and can identify them.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-17
QUIET IN MANILA.
People Frightened by Alarming
Reports Return.
American Officers and Insurgents
Fraternizing Together.
Several State Legislatures Elect United
States Senators.
PROCEEDINGS or CONGRESS.

Washington, Jan. I7.-It was on.
nounced Ia cabinet meeting to-day that
adyices received from Manila state that
the situation Is quiet. A dispatch 10 the
war department. announced that the peo-
pie who moved out OF Manila owing to
alarming but unfounded reports were
quietly returning. AT Iloilo affairs are
progressing satisfactorily. The officers
aboard our ships and individual insur.
gents were frsternizing freely on the
ahora
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-17
Naval omcers Promoted. 4.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE president
to-day sent these nominations TO the
senate: lnterior-John z. Dickinson, re-
ceiyer OF public moneys, Hogo, Colo.
The following named officers OF the
navy are advanced for eminent and con-
spicuous conduct In battle: Com
manders Frederick Signer, John B.
Biiggs, Geo. Z. Golyocoress, John A.
Norris, five numbers; Lieut.. Edward NJ.
Hughes. Lieut. Corwin z. Rees. FIVE num-
6ers; Chief Engineers James Twistle.
John ID. Ford. Richard Inch, Geo. b..
SAMSON. Frank n. Bailey. Reynoid T,
Hall, three numbers.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-17
senator cockrcn Rs-Eisc,ed.

Jefferfon City, Mo, jan. II. - Franci,
Marion Cockreil was TO-DAY 1o.oio-: ID Il
his fifth term In the United States senals
by the legislature, the two houses voting
separately.
Richard kerens received the solid sup
port of the republican members. TO.
morrow the election OF Cockrell will bt
ratified In Joint session.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-17

Gregerio Ribera, who has been running
resort in old town, wishes 10 announce
that he has made change In his bust
ness and hereafter Will run genera
store, with u stock OF dry goods, groceries
etc also grain. hay, feed and wood. The
restaurant and furnished rooms will b.,
continued, but will be conducted in an
orderly and respectable manner.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-17
THE PAUL JONES.

Treasury Onicisis Believe ~ II at the
Bottom OF the Mississippi.
Washington. Jan. l7.-Treasury off,
cials to-day expressed the opinion that
the napths launch, Paul Jones, now be.
ing searched for In the Mississippi waters.
IL at the bottom OF the gulf or river with
all on board, though diligent search Ia
being made by the government authori-
ties for trace OF the party.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-17

George B. Bowman. OF this city, has
been appointed United States gsuger for
the district Of New Mexico, vice John
Jac0by. resigned. Mr.. Bowman is one OF
ilbuquerque's substantial citizens. and
his appointment will meet with unIver-
ssl approval. Mr.. Jacoby is at present
employed In wholesale liquor estab.
lishment, and Ia reported getting along
nicely.