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Evening journal., 1900-11-16
PREPARATIONS
ALMOST COMPLETE
Should Weather be UnlaVOr
able Parade Will be
Monday

Chairman Horace G. Knowles said
this morning: "All the arrangements
for the parade are about completed.
and the indications are that IL we have
favorable weather the parade will be
up 10 the committees and we hope,
the public's expectations.
The committee last night decided
that in the event OF stormy weather
tomorrow, and should the indications
not be favorable at 1.S0, the parade
will be postponed until next Monday
evening. All the arrangements. in
cluding the excursion trains, etc. will
be the same as for tomorrow.
The several special committees are
10 meet this evening at s O'Clock at the
Young Mems Republican Club, when
maj instructions and plans will be
MADE Tor tomorrow evening.
Inc committee is still short on the
amount OF money it requires to mest
the expenses Of the parade, and it is
desired that those who have not con-
uibuted, but are willing to do SO. will
send something. however small. to the
treasurer Of the committee. Charles A
Rudolph, Fourth and Market streets
U.
OF the Finance Committee. care OF tha
Pusey and Jones Company.
All Of the candidates-elect have not
been heard from, so that the commit
tee is unable as yet to determine inst
what place in the line will be given 10
them. The committee is also copsid-
ering the advisability OF having a re-
viewing stand at some point along the
line Of the parade. but IL this plan is
carried out the governor and other
State officers will be on the stand
Owing to the inability of the COM
mittee to secure enough open car
riages for the invited guests the citi-
zens who have carriages. suitable for
the parade and are willing to furnish
them with a driver to the committee
will please report TO the chairman, OF
70 the secretary Of the committee
Thomas H. Ssvery. Jr"
Evening journal., 1900-11-16
THIS LEVY COURT WILL
NOT BUILD new BRIDGE

In an interview yesterday William
A. Scott, chairman of the Levy Court,
expressed himself thus regarding the
building of a new bridge across the
Chrlstiana river at Market street: The
present Levy Court will not take up the
matter because we think 1t will be a
matter for the new Levy Court to look
after Whatever work may be done
viii have 10 be done by Levy Court
succeeding the present one, and any
legislation necessary must come under
its direction
Evening journal., 1900-11-16
MARRIED

AYERs-LUDWICK.-On November Is
1900. by the Rev. F. p. Harris, William
j. Ayers, of Rockville, Pa, and Miss
Elsie E. Ludwick, OF Northbrook Pa.
CKINSON-DAVIS.-On the l4th in
stant, by the Rev. John France. James
Il. Dickinson and Annie T.. Davis, both
Of this city.
MEEIIS-WINGAnE.-On November
Ia, 1900, at Delaware City. Del, by
the Rev. N. F. Stahl, William II.
Meeks, Of Wilmington, Del, and Es-
tella Wingate, Of Delaware City.
WHITB-PARSONS-At Line M. E.
Church, near GumborO, November IA
by the Rev. e. H. Collins, William
White and Miss Jurdy Parsons.
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S275 and $500

giving them the.fu benefit of the
real bargain.
The cases are rich and chaste and
are made Of the finest figured Mahog-
any and Walnut.
The action and tone quality is equal
to any other first class piano.
An examination will please any low
er Of artistic music.
In addition TO the above special
bargains we have in our warerooms
our usual large stock of
Evening journal., 1900-11-16

r. Lambson, Roy S. Latimer, Gamble
Latrobe.
Edward IT, Martin, William I. Mans
Icy, Franklin J. Murphey, c. B. p. Nc
Crca.
Richard T. Pilling, DR.. John Palmer
Jr, Charles B. Palmer, Robert Pen'ng-
ton.
Harry +. Speakman, Theodore 3
Simpson, Or. +. G.. Shortlidge, Ernest
Smith.
Willard Thomson. William II. Thorn.
son. J. NJ Thomson, Calvin C. Thomas
Frank r. Turner.
Lewis S. Williamson, r. Forest Willis
George A. Wolf. Alfred D. Warner, +
+. Warner. J. b. Whitehead.
I. a. Van Trump.
Evening journal., 1900-11-16
SOLDIERS ARE ALIVE
George G. Kelley and william p
RYAN Yet fn Country's Service

George G. Kelley, son Of Peter Kel-
ley, Of this city, is a corporal in Com
pany H. of the Sixteenth Infantry, u. S.
William p. Ryan, of New Castle, is
a member of Troop l. of the First Cav
ary. AS these young men had not
been heard of for six months. Their
parents believed them dead, but infor-
matiol concerning the young men re-
eeived by General John p. Donahoe in
Washington dispels the anxiety OF the
families.
Evening journal., 1900-11-16
sneoial Train for Parade

For the accommodation of those de-
string to- witness the Republican pa
rade, a special train will leave Della
ware City tomorrow evening at 9
o'clock and stop at all stations be-
tween Delaware City and Newark. The
train will leave Newark for Whining
ton at 6.35 o'clock, and will make nc
stops between that point and this city.
Evening journal., 1900-11-16
DIED

CAMPBELL.-At New Castle. Del, on
November p, 1900 Jane Stuart, widow
of John Campbell, aged u years
HUKILB-In this city, on November y
1900, Sarah y, widow Of Henry 7. Hu.
kill. aged 50 years.
LAGNEAU-In Christiana hundred Louis
Lagneau, aged 81 years.
PRATT.-At Walnut Grove. on Novem-
Der l3, 1900, Eveleen Pratt, widow Of W
A. Pratt, aged so years.
SANILLE. AT Talleyville. Del, on No
vember IL, 1900 John Saville, aged 81
years and months.
this city on November
-, 1900, Jacob II. Thompson, aged IS
years.
Evening journal., 1900-11-16
MN Entertnin Gnrernnr

While in this city tomorrow Lieu
tenant nt-Gov@nor-elect Philip L. Can
non will be entertained by Thomas J.
Talley. Governor-elect John Hum
viii be entertained by Horace G.
Knowles chairman of the Committee
of Arrangements.
Evening journal., 1900-11-16
COLUMBIA INN ROBBED
Thieves Made Good Haul There
To-day

Unknown robbers early this morn
ing forced an entrance through a rear
door OF the Columbia Inn on the Ken
nett pike and stole several articles OF
value. Among the articles carried off
were two rubber coats, pair rubber
boots, steam dinner pot, five pounds of
beefsteak, four pounds of porksteak,
blue serge suit, and a cartridge belt
containing thirty-one shells.
The rubber coats and boots were
found later in the park back Of the
inn, but there is no trace Of the rob-
bers.
Evening journal., 1900-11-16
Left Her TeIesoone

At the grocery store at Fourteenth
and French street this morning an un-
known eolored woman left telescope
clothing, saying she would
call for It, AS she never returned Of
fcer Solomon brought it to the police
Evening journal., 1900-11-16
Dc. smIth in Connecticut

Officers Of the franklin Health So
ciety say that F. Harvey Smith, the
secretary and treasurer Of the com
pany, is at the bedside of his sick mo-
ther. in Connecticut. The missing Mr.
Smith is a former agent of another
local insurance company.
Evening journal., 1900-11-16
Has Gone Amer PrIsoners

State Detective Walter Witsil left
here FOR Philadelphia this morning
with requisition papers for John Nc
Hugh and James O'Brien, who are
wanted in Wilmington for the robbery
of ]. II. Cleavers residence, No. 8 East
Twelfth street Detective Witsil was
in Harrisburg yesterday and obtained
Governor Stones signature to the nee
essary documents.
Evening journal., 1900-11-16
WANT EARLY DECISION
Railway Companies viii Not Pay Ia
Until Court DEGREES They Must

Various railway. railroad and cleo
trio companies refuse to pay taxes on
real estate, and Former City Solicitor
Robert G. Harman, who represents the
city in these cases, is endeavoring to
get them into court for an early de-
cision.
Evening journal., 1900-11-16
Broome Sir, eI Properly suId

Charles II. Howland has sold the
property on the west side of Broome
street. between Ninth and Tenth. to
j. DanfcGth Bush This Is enc of the
finest residence properties In the city,
Evening journal., 1900-11-16
First Glass Pianos

comprising the latest styles Of Knabe,
lyers & Pond, Behr Bios, J. & Q.
Fischer, Kroeger Piano Co., Crown
Franklin, Schubert, Durand and the
justly celebrated, Melchoir Pianos.
Catalogues and prices on appliea-
tion.
Correspondence solicited.
Evening journal., 1900-11-16
WANT TAX ABOLISHED
Board of Trade VIII Discuss Manu-.
facturer's Tax at Special Meeting

Within a short time it is expected
that the Board of Trade committee,
composed Of Samuel H. Baynard, Jo-
siah Marvel George w. Gray, w. Dew.
Dimock and David Snellenburg. will
be called upon to take steps toward
having the manufacturers tax in Della
ware abolished.
Evening journal., 1900-11-16
steamer UIrioa Held Up

Owing to the arrangement Of the
latch cable on Third street bridge. the
steamer ulrica was held up for fifteen
minutes yesterday afternoon
Evening journal., 1900-11-16

Two prisoners were before Judge
Cochran in City Court this morning,
each of whom was fined 81 and costs
| for drunkenness.
Evening journal., 1900-11-16
PIANOS,
Great
Opportunity
AT a Sacrifice Price.

We have secured part of the stock
OF large Piano Manufacturer of
Albany, New York which has recent
ly changed hands.
These Pianos We're manufactured
to compete in the trade with the lead
ing first class makers, and were sold
by dealers at s400 Is 500.
What we ha o. them we offer to
our ustOmerS al
Evening journal., 1900-11-16

Correct Hundred Of
them. New fall
Styles Coats in all sizes
and shapes. The
in long swell Rag
lans for young
Overcoats men, sizes 33 to
3S, Oxford Greys
and Blacks, $40, $12, SIS,
$50 and SIS. Short Box
Goats, young mems sizes
50. so to $40. 90.
In smooth Black and Blue
Kerseys, $40 to $50, in Ok
ford Greys and Black Rough
Goods. Regular cut Coats
40 and 42 inches long,
Black and Blue Smooth Ker-
seys $500 to SIS. From
SIS upward with handsome
durable silk Innings through
out. Novelties in heavy
Cheviots and unfinished
Worsteds in blacks at SIS
to $25.
Short Box Coverts and
Whipcords, IS TO SIS. Fur
Beavers at $12 and SIS.
Alontagnacs, $40, SIS, $50
aud SIS. Full liue boys
and little boys Coats all sizes
and prices.
Open Tuesday and Satur-
day evenings.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SONS,
Clothing, Sixth and
Hats, Market,
Shoes. Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1900-11-16
Every Day

Brings new customers, who
appreciate the fact that we
clotae them better and for
less money tAan elsewhere.
We know that every suit or
overcoat that leaves this
store is going TO give perfect
satisfaction,
Evening journal., 1900-11-16
$500.

Oyercoats OF Covert Cloth,
Steel Diagonals, Black and Blue
herseys. Oxfords. Rough Chev-
lots and others.
Evening journal., 1900-11-16
MEMS FINE
WINTER
OYERCOATS
$3.50, $3.50, $40,
$l2, SIS.

No matter which price FITS
your pocket book best we
will guarantee to give you
the Greatest Overcoat Value
in America.
$3.50.
Black or blue Kersey Over
coats, Covert Cloth Oyercoats,
Oxford Greya and others
| $3.50.
Oyerooats of Covert Cloth.
Steel Diagonals, Black and Blue
kerseys. ONfords. Rough Chev-
lots and others.
Is 10.
More than thirty STYLES of
Oyercoats for s1Ol Kerseys and
Beavers, Meltons and Friezes
Coverts and Diagonals, blacks.
blues, tans, steels, Oxfords.
Sl2.
Almost as many styles for Sl2
as we have for $40. Some very
handsome full silk lined Over
coats that'll have the SIS mark
in other stores.
SIS.
Patent Beavers, Fine Ker-
seys, silk lined Oxforls and the
best fitting Raglan you ever
tried on.
$5 and Sc.
Ten styles OF overcoats In
blacks, blues and greys that will
give good wear and viii look
well.
Nobody need be without
dressy Overcoat. -the prices
are low enough.
= vote for your IA v0rfte Hsire
&ohslp ny for every SO cents
worm ARA huS.
--4
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-20
g PARAGRAPHS.

The regular luncheon Ia served ut "Ths
Grille" every Sunday from i2 TO 2 D.. IN,
% cents.
Harry Cooper, OF the contracting firm
Of Cooper & McAtee, returned last night
from Santa Fe.
Mre. o. NJ. Powell will leave to. nigh,
for Chicago to Join her husband, after
spending the last three months In this
city.
At the revival services at the Method
lat church on Lead avenue, t~wenty.six
conversions are reported this week. The
services will be continued.
Capt. N. Brunswick, a we'll known citi.
zen OF Las Vegas. who was at Msgdslens
looking over his mines. passed up the
road on his return TO Las Vegas this
morning.
The Passion Play will be reproduced | n
this city, on west Railroad avenue, next
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday nights.
beginning at $50 o'clock. Admission, 80
cents; children, 10 cents.
Hon. Solomon Luna. who attended the
National Live Stock association conven.
ton at Fort Worth, Texas. came up a.
far a. Socorro last night and from there
continued to his sheep ranch west Of
Magdalens. From New Mexico quite Q
number Of stock rsisers and dealers at.
tended the above convention.
Bishop Kendrick will be In the city on
Wednesday next and will meet the con-
~gresation Of 81. Johns on the evening OF
that day at 8 o'clock To confer upon them
the dignity Of an Independent parish.
All subscribers and communicates are
earnestly requested to be present on this
important occasion. The bishop will be
the guest Of Rev. r. Rsnison while in the
city.
Melini q Kakin are planning extern
sive improvements In their establish
ment on First street. l.. B. Miller. who
has leased the bar and retail department,
will occupy the rear. and the wholesale
department will be increased, In order to
carry q larger stock, after which the
firm will be able to give their entire at
tention TO their growing wholesale trade.
and. Of course, the family and bottle
trade.
The members OF the Klio club. to the
number Of nineteen. were very pleasantly
entertained Friday afternoon at the hos
pitsble home OF Mrs. J. Il. Fsnnsr on
south Second street. Several interesting
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Bros
relative to the British war we're

articles relative TO the British war we're
read, after which Mrs. Granger, whose
son has recently returned from the
frozen north, told them many instructive
things OF the KloDdike country. After
listening TO a duet by Mrs. Whitcomb
aud Miss Abrams, q dainty lunch was
served by the hostess.
Mrs. Robert Douthitt and her intereft-
Ing children, after q stay OF several days
In this city, left this morning for Bland.
Cochiti district, where Mr.. Douthitt is
one Of the principal mine sup,rinten-
dents and operators OF that district.
Will Springer, representing the Wash
ington Life Insurance company, and
James Grunsfsld, the Railroad avenue
clothier. returned late yesterday after
noon from their trip TO Pinos Wells, Va
lencia county.
II. II. Roe, Of Denver, Is here on q visit
to his brother Charles Roe. who WAS re-
Gently injured In Q buggy accident On
the Gloristtss. The visitor is connected
with the Singer sewing Machine SOM
pany.
The mud hole directly In front Of the
millinery store Of Mrs. McCrsight, on
west Railroad avenue, was illsd to-day
with adobe dirt.
Clarence d. GofY. Of the whitney Com
psny. left this morning for Bernalillo.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-20

FOR SALE-The furniture of a 7.room
hat on Railroad avenue. Thu roomsa all rented.
FOX SALE-A business property on Rail.
road avenue, between Second and Third
Streets a chance for any one desiring q rood
Investment or business chance.
FOX KENT-Three rooms furnished for
housekeeping, on Broadway, near Railroad
avenue. Price $500 per month.
For RkNT-A small ranch, with Broom
adobe house, fruit, alfalfa. near Old Town:
price reasonable; Will rent for one year; good
chicken ranch.
FOR aENT-5.room house on Nicolas ave.
BARGAINS FOR BUYERS-Xe hsvs
vest both In vacant lots aud improved prop.
FOR SALE "A good paying mercantile
business, Good reasons for selling, About
$4,000 capital required
FOX r. IA new brick house on North
Fourth street; 8 rooms and bath. $4,000 per
MONEY TO LoAN-In sums to suit, on
real estate security,
HOUSES RENrED-Rents collected, t.xe,
PAID and entire charge. taken Of property for
residents and non. re sidents.
% RENT-A good house of S rooms,
WIN seven acres OF land, fruit of all kinds, al.
tslta, and within three miles OF postofice.
FOR RENT-A brick business room ON
r,irst stleet, 5OXliO feet, with switch In rear,
North, First street. S35 per month
FOX HENI-A new brick house, q rooms
and bath, will be built for any one desiring 10
lease tor a year or two Call for paricurars
FOX RkNr-A dwelling, new, 90 South
Atno, . rooms and bath.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-20


X. G, Patterson, OF P~attersonvllle, So.
zorro county, Ia spending a few days in
the city, Mr., Patterson is An old timer
In that %country. the hero OF many Indian
fights In the bloody days. but il better
known for his long search for that ig.
mis- ifatnus OF the pTOspsctOr, the Lost
Adams Diggings." He II was who a few
years ago lead q party Of prOspectOrs
from Gallup into the CarriGo mountains
OF the Navajo reservation from which
they were escorted by troops from Fort
Wingate. Mr.. Patterson il a vigorous
old man OF sixty, who has 0utliyeG his
craze after the lost Adams gold, and is
contented TO raise cattle for a living on
his S0c0rrO ranch,
George W. Shut, Of the Shut Improve
ment company, same In from A~lg0dOnes
last night and after consulting with
Wallace Hesselden, president OF the Low
Line Ditch company on some very I'm
portant matters, he returned 10 AlgO-
dones this morning. Mr.. Shut states
that work on the ditch has been com
pleted through one OF the Indian reserya-
lions, and that the 100 employees are
pushing the work through the other res,
eryations at a rapid rate.
Charles Meeker, C. n. Robinson and J..
Johnson, OF st. Joseph, Mo 20. II. Brown.
OF Kansas City, and W. Y. Brand, OF Dan.
Vile, ILL.,, passed up the road home bound
last night. These gentlemen are owners
n officers OF the Sonora, Mexico, Gold
Mining company, and are returning from
a visit to their Mexican properties.
The Estrells society OF the New Mexico
university met at Miss GiImOre'a studio
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-20

pora,,o ps,d,,,a nm, ,,s nal. ,oo. ala.
=, d. InaSaaa 49, m ".9, 'oVn pIaoe
who occpoias liyina ,on r ny y,
the loom where ihs shooting occn,,ad
photographed the facts 10 her husband
AW Dancsv al Tho .on,h 49,,
s,,aa, hs,bar ~, 'ne sou'n oec9ma
YOU see II, JoeY I will call him s2b to
sI5 that he Ia not champion. Cali An M
the Oak barber shop N Won wish 10 get .
irst class polish. GEORGE BRowN,
Mrs. Newhouse has opened drsasmak.
ing parlors al 10 sonth second straat
where she will be- pleased TO meet the Ia
dies OF Albuquerque, and will guarantees
them trst-ciass work al reasonable
prices.
No heavy suits will be carried over. We
prefer 10 keep on making reductions
until tney are all sold: n now quite a
nee 10. Oh tnem 800 per suit. simon
STERN the hallroau avenue clothier.
NO use 70 waste your time In looking
around for SHOES TO al once TO Z. May,
lne popular priced shoe dealer. EOS Rail-
aOi.aa "'o' anu 'ou viii surely %
h'L. Dodson, OF the Albuquerque Arms
gaIlnp WHARF ba a.nscts :" 90, asi,sh bo :
brancb b,cvcIs psnsir shon W e''"'i'Sh d
'u'n o'0'1'e 'epAi snop'
v,srs sm,,h 1 Th.v anu iouge Win
tnown botsI and ,as,sn sne wen,
A. hv.ot anu os'au'aht keepers OF
po, go 49, MA. .....
boma msda csndias 80 ~ , anu Puie
ue nhsue oanuie go 70 the New
To.nioht 10 ,ha ars, ,so,n,.
tainmant Of pr usxs, ~ ana ense.-
scum on Railroad aysnns>
Iaa,a., mna,,n nn..~m..
the Economist for less money than tho
cost OF the raw material.
Fine candies and eonfsctions M all
Kinds ia oDr speeialty. Try a hox M
laney's Candy Kitchen.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-20
CITY NEWS.

hilk drinkers. Try Matthews Jersey
milk.
Gas nantes, shades and chimneys.
whitney Co.
Attend the great muslin underwear
sale at the Economist.
Every cent counts when invested Ia
CeTrillos coal. ". IL. Hahn.
Ladies kid gloves, every pair guar.
anteed, 81 20 per pair. ROsenwald Bros.
Remnants Of carpets. suitable for rugs,
at half price. Albert Faber, Grant build.
ing.
Look into Kleinwort's market on north
Third street. He has the incest fresh
meats In the city.
q. j. ApOdscs, who travels throughout
the country for a portrait company OF
Chicago. was summoned to the city by
telegraph, and arrived last night from
Gallup. The shooting OF b. Bertoni, by
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-20
ro-sIsHr AND TOMORROW NIGHT
Famous Black Crook Jr., at Orchestriol

famous Black Crook Jr,, at Orohestrion
Hall.
To lovers of comedy there Is promised
TO night a most magnificent production
OF an up-to date performance OF Black
Crook, which Is pronounced everywhere
IA the most sumptuOus array OF beautiful
scenery and effects, pretty ladies elegant
ly costumed, funny comedians, bright
and catchy s%pecialties. good acting, and
altogether a performance that is offered
only once In q great while. The trans
formation at the close OF the performance
Ia q dress OF beauty. And a. each scene
softly diss0lyes. disclosing a more beau.
tiful scene than the other, one IL really
hewildered until the end, when a burst
OF applause, %immpOssible 10 refrain from,
ills the theater. There Ia the great In
cantation scene-Of devils haunts. full
OF dragons, snakes, hooting owls, boiling
cauldrons, fire and effects, simply be,
wildering. The fairy dell of fairies
queen and her white wan gondols, the
scene, the Internal scene, the depths be-
low-in fact nothing Is used by this com.
pany but what was especially prepared
Tor the piece.
Fancy this scenic display az the frame.
work for up-to-date comedians and spe-
cialties to be introduced II throws all
the farce comedy productions OF the day
into oblivion. There are four beautiful
Partisan dancers especially engaged TO
entertain the fairies guests.
This famous show will appear tonight,
Sunday night and Sunday afternoon
matinee of 0~rohegtrion hall.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-20
JOHN M. MOORE,
REAL ESTATE,
FIRE INSURANCE, ......LoANs.
MANAGE ALBUQUERQUE R CO..
Next Door to First National Bank,
New Telephone No. 222,

.HOMkS-Eyery man his own landlord.
Houses for sale on easy terms. One fourth
cash Balance in from 8 to 8 years at 4 per
cent. interest. This Is tbs reason Why a
man with a little money should buy a home
and save paying rent,
FOR SALk-S. room residence with bath
and closets, cellar aud furnace, windml with
10000 gallon tank; lot 47K200 feet, stable,
carriage house and all conveniences; good
w shade and truittrees; desirable location
Will be sold at a barg am
tOk SALE-A fine residence near the
PARK modern ~conyeniences; will be sod at a
VII be sold for nearly halt what It would cost
to build.
FOR SALE-A Groom brick house on
south broadway, near A. * 4. hospital; city
water, iruit and shade trees, all in good condf.
toni VIII sell for VI 300; a bargain and no
mistake Time on part II desired.
FOG AIN room brick house, with
bath' large barn, fruit and shade trees OF ali
Kinds; l2 lots, or half a block; good location;
VIII be sold at a barg attn in Fourth ward, near
street raj. way, $4,000,
FOX SALk-A 4.room house with 2 lots,
i0ohlf2 ieet, near First ward school house.
FOR SALIVA paying mercantile bushes,
IN a splendid location; nothing better In the
way of, a business proposition in Albuquerque.
Sapltal required about -, 900.
% SALE-Two houses In the Third ward.
near the shops; rent for $500 per month; a
bargain, Price $500 for both houses.
FOX SALE-A fine brick residence, with
stable, windmill and pipes for iuigating trees
ana gard n; bearing fruit trees OF all kinds,
gtsPes and small fruits, ga acres OF ground,
WITHIN the city limits, and unplotted,