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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Journal Democrat. Sisters Of charity.
Mn Hathaway. Mrs Mccreisht. &sa2
Onellly. Mra. Upton. Mrs. stusse=.
NJ Vaughan. Mrs. n. v. ChaveE. Misc
~ Murphy. Mrs J.. n. Armlio. Mrs.
Jake Welnman, Mrs VIM j. bryan. Of
Lincoln. Neb.. Mrs. Theodore Roose-
welt. OF Albany. N. ", Mrs Coleman
Mrs Farweli Of Oswego. " ". Mrs.
Rose Nowian. Kansas City. Miss Bur-
CESS. Mrs. McAfoo. Mrs. Frank HUB
bell Mrs DR.. Wroth, Mrs Loeba. Mra
Mcfarland. Mrs. ,. ~. Hughes. Mrs.
stubbs. The following made cash con-
tribuiions. Messrs Mcpherson. Mar
ron. n. A. Hail. Hathaway. Thos HUB
bell and SHREDDER; Mesdames Wlncheck,
Royce. Conley and Featherston Man-
dell a 0runsneid donated a pair Of
gloves. " Ruppe perfume and G. y.
Weed n singer sewing machine.
CANDY BOOTH.
The following donations we're made
10 the candy booth; J. n. Armiio. Ba-
chcchl a Giomi. ". V. Graves. Tou q
Grad. n. a. Mcpherson. Fred Fornoff.
Mrs. John Blake. cash: W. n. Hahn.
Hardware company. parior lamp Mrs..
Lorenzo Hubbell, Navajo blanket:
Chas Mausard, barrel hour; Heiweg 4
Co. rocking chair: san Jose Market.
ham. Mrs. r. y. Hall, orange baskets:
~. ". Fox. cane Miss sheehan. fancy
work Arabian Jewcler. jewelry. De-
laney Candy Kitchen. flowers l.. y.
Putney. candy Mrs. James Fawcstt.
candy. Lowonthal a Myers. J. II.
O'Reilly a Co.. Kirater Bros. Wester-
field a Co. Fiesher a Rosenwald. A.
J. Richards and Alex. With. cigars.
SUPPER TABLE.
The following donated various articles
to the supper table: Mesdamea Hesael-
der Powers r. Murphy. shinick.
schmidt Brady. Donah0c, Conroy.
Akera, r. White Dixon. p. Murphy.
Pratt. Egger, Klump. ]. Girard. Cruz
ner. TIA. McAfee. sengulnette. Cha
yea, Harrison. Mcfarland. Butts, Liz,
Newton Carroll. Dodd. otero. snyder,
Ford. Doatright; Misses Newton, Kel.
cher. Carroll Symmetrical. L. u. Put
ney. Cross. Blackwell 4 CO.. Clouthisr
a McRae. shepherd a Brown. Mr.. Ma
sotti, Mcsdamoa. H. Hogan, ID. Keleher.
%. Mcclure. r. n. nritton. c. Brusoe.
w sho0D. J. Monahan ]. DOnohue, n.
Rolling. X. Kelehcr. AZ. Tierney Ma
Eon, J Loeba. J. Korber. L. Marfinkn,
J. Hamm.
TCE CREAM TABLE.
Those who donated 70 the Ice cream
table we're. Mesdamea J. Cuneo. T. r.
keleher. Jos. Girard. G. Fink. J. Yris-
arrl Hennessy. q. Wincheck. l.. MARI.
nan. MORTALITY: Misses J. Romero. John
son cash. r. Hubben cake; Meaarn.
Bernardinelli. 0radi. Mrs. Geo.
Scheerth N. McAtee.
RELIGIOUS BOOTH.
voorhees,. picture NJ. GorEora do
mated Ave pair OF rosary beada and q
picture and Mrt. Gregg gave q dolly
% the above booth. Misses MetE. n.
Brooks
FISH POND
The following gentlemen donated
cash 10 the fsh pond: VIM. Chaplin, q,
Grad. Is Mori. A v!Y5.ni w L. Trim
Bile
The following loaned decorations for
the hall ana the various booths; c.
May. Donahoe Hardware company, A.
Faber o. W. Strong a sons. Ia d.
Putney. A. ~ McGafEey q Co. MIRA.
SturEes, Mrs. Crumpacker.
Miss Anna Marion. Port Henry, ".
r.. and c. c. Han sent cash donations
TO the door.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
GOLDEN

Mr. Edward woodwork. general
manager Of the Baird Mining company
arrived IN Golden siom Denver.
Edgar Moore. acting superintendent
Of the Industrial Gold Placer company.
expects 20 start operations on the pla-
GERS in a few days.
IT, r. Brown. the mining man from
the Sandiae. reports that Mr.. Van
Horn has now found ore that will aver
are $1,000 TO the ton. and that the ledge
IL fully twenty feet wide. Mt. Brown
win go TO work for the santa re Gold
and Copper company prospecting for
iron ore.
Frank p. white IL doing some sIten-
sivs work on The Deigado lode. east Of
Golden. The Delgado Ia an old mine
and will soon begin 10 AttrTct the at
teBtion OF the mining world, as soms
very rich ore has been found, and seve-
raj years age .ue Delgado produced the
richest ore ever found IN the district.
l.. ID. sugar. local representative o.
the Argo Milling company, an asaoeia
ton OF Milwaukee people. has been
sinking a shaft on the HaEeiton mine.
near Golden. and Il now down 800 feet
from the surface The shaft Is being
sunk al thu inner end OF sfo-foot tun
mel from which the depth 10 IS feet Up
10 the present time the work has been
In extremely hard rock. and progress
has been very slow. but now softer ma
terlsl has been struck. which pans gold
the entire width OF the vein. and the In
dieations arc that within a short dis
lance a body OF high-Erade ore will be
encountered
E r. Woodwork. OF Denver. the gen
isl general manager Of the baird Min
Ing company. limited. was in Cerrillos.
en- route 90 the eompany's properties
near Golden. This company has shout
forty-five men engaged in erecting a
mill for the treatment OF consiomersts
ores. ana work IL being prosecuted as
fast az possible. should the water sup
ply he found suffieient tho capacity will
az once be increased 10 500 stamps. Ex-
Governor Stearns. OF Rhode Island. the
vice president Of the company. vas In
Cerrilios last week. and made over two
hundred tests Of ores from the com
pAny's properties, lie expressed himself
A. highly gratiiisd with the results OBJ
tanned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Niiss oilday, the popular school prln-
cipai o. Cerrilloa. and Miss Magic
Jones. spent Saturday ana sunday In
Madrid. the guests OF trends
Madrid has been quiet since the slee-
tions-shs didn't make a great deal Of
noise then. but did her work Just the
same.
The big electric plant at this place
which generates the power transmitted
TO operate the milling machinery At
'Aibemarle, 80 running day and night
Surely bottled lightning Il a powerful
agent.
Services sunday morning AZ tho Cath
ollie chapel by Rev Father Gilbersson
Of santa re. and IN the afternoon az the
Methodist church. By Rev Afr, Hodson.
OF Cerrillos. brought out the usual mum.
Der OF church EOers.
The mines 40 Madrid are running full
time. though not with az fall a force o.
men a. last year. A new hard coal
opening 10 being made on the eastern
side Of the hard coal hin. 4 tramway
nearly two miles IN length ls being con-
structed round the crown Of the hill to
bring the coal 10 the crusher 20 prepare
Tor shipment work on both the new
opening and tramway is being pushed
rapidly forward
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
SMALL PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs John Hart returned 20 Bland
from Albuquerque where she has been
residing for several months past
Or. Kaufman came up from Albu-
querque and accompanied Dr. Grace T.
the metropolitan city.
ue0vge Thomas has been rendered the
position ~ blacksmith az the mill OF
the Cochiu Reduction and Improve
M NJ company at Woodbury..
Major Tyrell and son. Percy. were
passengers for Albuqueraue. where they
viii enjoy metropolitan life Tor a
week OF more
l. =. Muir. OF salt Lake city, utah.
arrived Ia Albemarle and has taken the
position 81 stenogra pher In the office OF
the Cochlti Gold Mining company.
Miss Eva Wiley. Of Albuquerque. but
more recently Of Cerrlllos. arrived In
Thornton and has accepted q position
as assistant waitress In the Hotel Santa
Fc
Samuel Ackers. blacksmith az Abe
marie. who visited his family and rcia-
tives In the Duke city. has returned and
reported for service.
g. H. Edmunds. an cmploye ~ the
Cochiti Gold Mining company, has TAX
en- "a vacation and left for Albuquerque.
where he VIII visit with hts brother tor
short time.
Or. G. A. Muller. who has been per
forming the duties Of assistant surgeon
for Or. Grace AZ Albemarie. lett for
Rosedale. n. NJ. mining camp thlr-
teen miles west ~ San Marciai
J. y. Clement has discontinued his
restaurant business here for the pres
eSt. and has accepted position no book
keeper IN the oaice OF Joseph Routledge
at his saw mill In South bland,
John d. Sherwood. who has been sick
a. the Meyers restaurant for the past
two months. left for Albuauerque
where he win reside Cor a few weeks
before returning % his old home IN
Plain city, ohio.
James Delitt has entered the employ
Of the Albemarle stage line company as
a driver John Henry, who formerly
held the ribbons over fours. has been
promoted 20 the position of stable bosi
al the new relay station ~ Peralta can
yon.
This week N r Meyers sold his res
tauranl In Albemarle 10 James Hiidrsth
and wife. who will continue the busi-
ness az the same old stand. Mr.. Meyer.
and family have moved 10 Bland, and
on the first OF December they will ~.
open their hotel opposite the drug s.0r,
IN the Cochiu metropolis.
Friday evening Mrs. ". A. Hutchinson
entertained the Cabbage Ciub" In her
inimltRble way The following ofhcer.
were Installed. Worthy grand, c, II.
Harry Bailey: corresponding secretary.
MIRA De Rhodes critic. Sam Absr. AIR.
Bailey viii soon begin a serial entitled
This Proper Culture u cabbage Hsads,
and How 70 Keep Them From Burst
ing The object Of the club Il mental
culture Here's % its success
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
woula.Rs Cav nurs,.r.

A thief tried 70 break into the priv.ta
car Of General Manager Nichols OF ihe
Fecos system Wednesday mSrning al 4
o'clock In the car shed az the rear IL
the general once building. IN Roswell
MI Nichols was awakened By the
crash Of breaking giaas and springine
out OF bed started towards tho end q
the car where he encountered brokeA
glass with his bare feet. by the Tina
ne had drawn on his trousers ana
shoes, be heard sons one climb on the
top Of the ear onto the brake whssiC
jump 20 the gTound and run away az
top speed. Investigation showed that
the pr0Wler had opened one of the vens
tllatora on the roof and lot u fall. braaks
ing the siass. II he had made his uay
into the car Mr. Nichols would have ~,
terviswed him with q Winchester,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
SEw MEXICO AND STATEHOOD.
An Act af JasiIos 20 = Rravs aad Pathetic
People.


People.
New Mexico has made q long ssrug-
gle for statehood. II became a portion
% the United states by the same treaty
that added California TO the nation.
and when California. IN 1880, vac Ad-
mitted 90 the union. Henry Clay made
an effort 10 have New Mexiso admitted
also, Al that time. II must be con-
fessed. the territory was not prepared
Tor admission. and u IL fortunate. both
for the nation and itself. that Il wsa
not admitted AZ tina, time. In isso-oi
an effort was made 10 admit she ter.
ri,0ry a. a state. a. a measure OF con-
ciliating the slave states. but Il wAs
not successful In isIa and again in
1894 the bill admitting New Mexico
passed both houses Of congress, but
failed 10 be sent 10 the prssidsnt. be-
cause % the disagreement Of confer
snoe committees ever certain amend
ments 10 the bill Sixteen states have
been admitted 20 the union siDss the
territory Of New Mexioe was acquired
BY treaty
There 10 now a prospect Of admission
0f the territory 10 the nsar future: "
not az the coming session u 0ongross,
then By the nsxt congress. IL viii DO
an act of jussics to q brave and patri-
osis people. iong delayed but nons shs
lsas grateful The tertftory Il IN ell
rsspssts prepared fsF slatehsea. ana
already numberu more pepulatieD thaa
several OF eur tSsnsmlssouri states.
The resouposs are we'll developed and
its Industries are well established. Tho
system Of publis education has made
fspia strides durlas The last ten years.
and he territorial Institutions az high
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

By the discovery Of some Of their buck
skin sacks IN the old workings. The
ore was carefully sorted and then
packed BY means Of burros either 10
chihuahua or the city Of Mexico. His
tory also tells ua that large cavo-in
occurred IN the workings. killlinK IL
Mexicans. and that on this account.
and the difficulties with the indiana,
work was finally stopped on the mine.
Ample evidence OF this cave-in IL shown
on the surface even to-day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

The CeFri.los Register, after a rest OF
several years. has been revived by "A.
A. Neel as editor ana publisher. The
firyt issue b brimful Of good reading
matter and the people of CerFillos and
that section 81 Santa Fe county should
give Mr. Necl substantial support In
his bow 10 the public Mr Nsel says;
we have no excuse for reaurrecting
this paper, except that We believe Ger
rillos and the great mining country
tributary needs and can support a
nevey weekly newspaper 10 inform the
outside world ~ what h going on In
this section. and 90 THE end We ask
your cooperation and support"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Capt A. " Powell, agent FOR the
Wells Fargo Express company In this
city. has been advised by circular let
ters from superintendent Young thar
the United States government viii for
ward free OF charge from San Fran.
cisco Christmas packages intended Tor
the officers and soldiers IN the Philip
pines. Such packages should be adj
dressed IN care of the department quar-
,ermaster a. san Francisco and should
show not only the name % the con
slEnes. but also the company ana reg
Intent 90 which he belongs, They should
be marked Christmas boxes" and
should contain no perishablo matter.
Express charges must he prepaid 90
san Francisco by the sender in every
Instance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
FOUNDING AWAY.

Development work AT the Lone star
mine Ia progressing very favorably TO
both the contractors and the Navajo
Gold Mining company. The principal
work being carried on al the present
writing Il the upraises and erosscuts,
The main drift which was driven In a
southerly direction from the S00-fooi
mark In the working tunnel. has reach.
I'd distance OF nearly 400 feet. and
from this drift four cross-cuts have
been extended to the opposite wall OF
the vein. a number ~ woFkmen are
also employed IN making two upraises
from this drift. which will connect with
the upper workings Of the mine. II l.
estimated that about 700 iineal feet Of
work has been accomplished In the past
two months by the day and night shifts
working ON the property.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
pEvBlJ5PfNo ina NINE.

After making q tour among the nor
thern and western mining camps for
more than a year. Charles Yocum re-
turned TO Bland last sunday evening.
Ne II the owner Of the Maiden Bush
claim. which IL located in a left draw.
on Pine canyon. n short distance south
OF the Grown Point group About 200
feet OF development work has been pr
formed on the property. Since Mr. Yo-
Gums return he has mapped out con.
siderable amount 0f imprQ 'ements
which will be- carried on during the
winter. For the past feg days be was
engaged IN repairing his cabin. which
has been very much neglected during
HE abssnse.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

About six inches of snow fell la the
cOehlu district during the nrst two
days OF the present week. and i was
gladly welcomed by every inhabitant.
says the Herald The ground was dr.
and warm. and about one half Of the
beautiful melted away when u touched
ne earth. Il has bssn several year,
since THE amount OF snow has fallen on
the mountains In this vicinity and there
II no doubt but that large amount
o. u will remain IN the gulohss unit
next spring. The water supply h get
tin6 very low tn the wells here. and a
great many people were Obliged To haul
water from the springs near the Grown
Point mine for domestic purposes,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
OfLecai Inirrrs,.

T.. Meyers. of s-aWentbai a Meyers.
u Albuquerque. was hustling trade az
CerrlllOs on Wednesday
". r. Elwell. 81 Aibuquerque. rcpres-
emitting Wannamakcr A. Brown ~ phlla
delphIa. spent several days In this s G.
lion this week.
The prince Of good t,ll0ows. J. ID.
Eakin. OF Mellni & Eakln. wholesale
liquor dealers ~ Aibuquerque. was
hustling trade In Cerrlilos ThursdfS
and Of course subscribed for the great
and only.
Miss Eva wiley a popular young
lady OF Albuquerque who has been
visiting her friends. the Misses Green
for several days departed sunday ev-
oning for Thornton. where she Nili as
sumo charge Of the hotel,--Cerr.llo'
Register.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

The El Paso Herald Bensibly says:
New Mexico 10 getting excited over
the International dam, In view Of the
remarks Of Congressman stephens dur
ing his late Walt here, They propose 10
night the stephens bill 10 the death. El
Paso people are coming more ana more
20 believe that the stephens bill Ia an
abortion. and that TO push q In the
house Of representatives viii DO mors
harm than good. especially In the
hands % Ar. stephens. who has more
than once disclosed bio lamsntabls iE-
norance of the problem he IL trylag
10 handia"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
raAsAIES AN rLorESs WIFE.


Woman whe wFsAssd nim.
A special dispatch to this 81. I.guis
olobs- Democrat from Phoenix, Aria,
says: Jsmss n, Bains q miniuE man
from Las Cruces. N. NJ. came 70 phos.
nix to-day In search OF his wife. who
elopod with Tom Sims. bartender a. a
Las Cruces hotel. Early last September
the couple decamped. the woman taxi
Ina $500 belonging 70 her husband.
Her s-yeAr old aan accompanied them,
Baine searched for them several weeks
IN vain, until ne nnally located the palr
tn Santa Re. He went there only 10
ma that they had been warned ana
had gone 70 Albuquerque. lie hurried
there but they had left lie lost an
trace OF them until week ago, when
ne found they had bsen living In Phos.
NIX three weeks a. r. l. HOdRss ana
wife, Balne reached here iast niRhg.
but has again lost the trial OF his wife
and her paramonr, they having ieft tia
city the previous day. II IL believed
That they have gone 10 Mexico or
southern California. Blaine win follow
them there fle and his wife were orig.
inally from Quincy. m. They wers
married eleven years. tie has made a
fortune from mines near silver city.
n. NJ ~"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

W X smith, general manager for
Armour q Co for . district covering
conHiderable OF the southwestern coun-
try With headquarters a. Trinidad.
Colo. has been ~ AibuGuerque for the
past few days and with y =. Crock.
oft. che energetic local representative,
who has a good trade hers. has been
looking up the business possibilities o.
the future. II has been about deter.
mined 10 make this point . d,strihui-
ms center Tor the products OF the
great packing company, and 10 also
make this ely the nsa6Qakrgsra Tor q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

~ education already take deserved
rank Cor the exceiiencs % their work
and the advanced plane % instruction.
that they occupy. with these facts,
an undeniaple. thers IL no valid OBJ
lection that can be raised TO the admits
aion % New Mexico. The many years
the News has urged statehood for these
people. ana the lapse OF time. only
renders the act more Just and more ur-
gent The present congress should adj
init New Mexico. and Arizona and Ok
iahoma Denver New.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
nainrn nfNnlnnt..r.-

Washington, Nov 22.-Adiuiant Cen
that Il - the intention OF the war de-
paitinent TO bring home from the Phil
ipplnes to the United states every one
OF the volunteers who cares 10 come.
and discharge them here. on or before
the hrst OF July next. when under the
law the volunteers must he mustered
out Il Il the expectation and hope
Of the war department that the coming
congress viii az an e1riy period In ia
session enact legislation which viii
enable the department to replace the
present volunteer force by a permanent
force OF soldiers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

The defeat that Mr.. Ferguson met
with IA the recent election was not
al the meeting OF the ladies OF the
Library association. He claimed 10
represent the attorneys Of the Library
association. when q little lady rose
and informed the gentleman that the
association had no attorneys engaged,
and that they we're competent TO at
tend 20 their own business. lie then
assured the ladies that they were be-
Ing abused. and they took q vote and
decided, 10 70 q. that they did not think
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Hardware Merchant oT Santa 70 DIsA Lass
saturday.

HahhfNaNs
William A. McKensle. an old buslnsss
man. veteran and resident OF Santa "a
led shortly after o'clock Saturday
FORENOON AZ his residence. His death
res as a shock 60 the community be-
cause Il was 80 sudden and unexpocted
ANA he was known by aearly
everybody In the city, says the New
Mexican. Mr. Mckenzie had been com.
planning Tor a week or 90 OF severe
headaches ana iid not seem TO feel we'll
lie vas In his tore yesterday forenoon.
however. the same as usual. Al 10
O'Clock he became 70 ill that Dr. Massie
was summoned. The u man became
worse and was taken home In a coach.
II became apparent vat he had suffer-
ed o stroke % paralysis from which he
dld not rally. To friends he has often
expressed presentement that THE
would be hts manner o. death
Mr.. Mckenzie came her from Peoria,
H., IN 1874 and established himself
With Alexander irwin In the hardware
business In which he had been engaged
since then and since 1889 without a
partner. In 1874 he made a visit 10
Peoria ana was married there on .au-
gust B. 90 Miss Carrie NJ Hines, who
with three children survives him. Two
children preceded him 10 the grave. His
father and his sister. Mrs. Irwin and
Miss Mckenzie are residents Of this
city.
Mr.. Mckenzie made a splendid record
for himself In the olvf war in the
struggle for the Union. After coming
to New Mexico be took active Interest
In the militia and for a time held tho
rank OF nrat lieutenant IN the local
company. Mr. Mckenzie was a good
business man and made many friends.
RE was charitable IN an transformations
way and contributed literally 90 the
support Of the Church Of the holy
Faith.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
OFFICIAL MOTIFS.
INTERPRETATIONS


4. =. Jackson. J. n. Laurie. j. ouin-
liven. 81 AiamoEordo. filed incorpOra-
ton papers foF the Upton Copper
company. The capital IL $4,000 and
the headquarters AZ Alamogordo. The
directors are J. r. Manning, A. II, Jack
son. J. Qulniiven. W. s. Shepherd and
James H. Laurie Incorporation Zee.
s2s
The Consolidated Mining and smslt-
ms company o. Franklin. venango
county. Pennsylvanis, to-day hlcd in
corporation papers. The capital IL
100000 Of which siOe 600 IL paid up. Ths
stockholders are s. e. Maitland. ,rua
tee. ". O. Residing. y. ID. Malioy. p. NJ.
simpkins. c. l.. Whey and nolia Por-
ter. The company owns the smeiter at
csrrilios its New Mexico agent 10 u.
y. Thomas, OF MaEdalenA, soeorro
county Incorporation fee. 70.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

It's curious fac, that the coin mos,
often counterfelted In this country Is
the copper cent During ne year here
were detected and destroyed by treas
ury officers tii.1ls In counterfeit silver
coins. notes and certificates, S.255 B.
cent pieces and i2I.Gt2 i-eent pieces
and the number OF spurious minor
coins In circulation II rapidly inereas
ing. Counterfeit gold coins are rare.
only - having been presented al the
treasury during the year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
omclai Vote In onto.

Columbus. ohio. Nov SS--1'hs sssrs-
tsry 81 state completed the ofneial
count Of the ballet for presidential
electofg. The resul, shows Mckinley
st9.gis nyan 41Assl; MeKinlsy'a rln-
raiity. es.Oss. The total vote wac i,ots.-
l2i. -Four Year, ago Mckinley Teesiv-
ca a plurality Of biioa out OF total
vote 81 LO20.tc9 The increase IN the
total vote thls year was ia.o1t
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
Horne Tradlns.

DO you trade Al homer
Home trading helps home business.
Home trading helps build up the
home city.
Home trading helps your business.
whatever II IT,
Home trading gives opportunities for
profitable employment 70 many clerks
statesmen and other employees.
Home trading encourages home mer.
chants 70 keep a larger stock OF goods
and 20 reduce prices 10 tho lowest mar
sin Of profit.