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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

From the New Mexican.
Forest superintendent ", n. Buntaln
il out again. after an attack OF illness.
The next session OF thu TERRITORIAL sn-
Dreme court will be held in the new cap
l,ol.
The ice on alyenbuTg's pond 10 only
three Inches thick. aud ~ the tempera-
turo IL rising rapidly, no Ice will prob
ably b. cut on the pond this season.
T. ". Ortiz, OF Oftlz, Colo, passed
through the capital on his Way 10 Saw
ger. BaFnallllo county, where bis sou was
oyertaken With Illness while locking
after hls fathers sheep business.
Col r. X. Twitchsll, OF Las Vegas, Is
seriously ~ at TIA Palace. and h threat.
ened with "a attach Of pneumonia. His
father, d. g. TwliChell, arrived from Las
Vegas last evening 10 BE- By his bedside.
Prof. G. l.. HefTiok returned 10 AlbU-
querque this forenoon BEFORE leaving
hs said be would Try 70 make arrange
menss with Prof. Il. L. Hewets, OF La
Vegas, to thoroughly explore the elin
dweller ruins 10 this Vicinity next sum.
mer. ..... r.rn g.
Pedro SOlano and Martin hedFano,
accused OF FObbing the store OF ]. s. Can
dslarlo and the baTberphop OF 0esayiAnC
Archuleia on San Francisco street. were
given q hearing this afternoon befor,
Justice Of the Peace J. N. aatcia aud
we're held 10 $500 bond each 70 await Ih'
action Of the grand jury. 1.df.I na.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17
NRN MEXICO NOTES.


Fsom she bland Herald. n, ni
Under the direction Of G. c, ClaEk, son
Tor member Of the ofIleiA stan Of the
Lone star mine, grade has been ea'ab
llahed and road built leading fFom the
public road 10 the appfoaeh Of the new
cutoff. IL IL . splondid plece OF engi'
nsering skill and ia windings around
the mountain has pleasing effect upon
the eye.
The great tunnel which Is bsinR pu.
through the mountain from Pine 70 Coiia
canyon, by The company OF whom Ii. B, Fer
guason IL president, is capitalized TOT tl,-
100000 and stock h being sold NJ tiO
per share, DEf value. The tunnel will
f.lIow the famous WashlngIoa ysin
through she hill. Capital IL already here
ioOkiag Tor investment, In chs gsea. en-
teIprise.
Affairs at the Lone Star mine took =
new turn Tuesday morning. steam was
turned on 70 the mes Iagersoii-3aFssns
or compressor, and che noise OF the air
drills familiar 10 ala frst-olass mines
echoed ard Te.echOed across The canyon,
The new drills work TO perfection, aud
tbs news that they we're running dreN
many people to ibe approach Of the nev
crescent tunnel during the Wh0Ie day.
Superintendent UutshaW. OF the Co
ehlti R,duotlon and Improvement Co.''
plant. Is In Hand nursing the stub Of
bis right hand index 1ngsr. On account
OF . bad felon, Dc. Benham found 4
necessary 10 ampulAte the finger, whicl
he did iast SUNDAY. Mr. Cuishaw Ia
forms us that twentJ -6Ve msn are reGu
laFly empl' Jed In connection with shI
plant. he thinks the prospects for TIL
corhiti mining district very bright,
! Mining interests In every llDe Of eiflF
In the great Coehlli district are moving
along a. rapidly rs possible. In plac'
like this, where single advance mean
the expend ture Of Immense sums o
money. tbs managers ara men Of gTea
ability and iOrslhOughi aud move Will
great care, caution and consideration
Everything that has been planned 10
the future Of mining interests here vii
be carried forward 70 compilation In II
own good tsms There IL no bottom :
the COchItl mining dIstriCt-nOlhing {
fall out and all our people need Ia thu
stiek-to.It.iVeness and constant eftol
which charactsFlzas the big companis
here, to make Of this phase a seeOn
Cripple Greek, II takes patience an
energy 10 mAks any mining camp q sue
, ee9s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17
oRRRiLLOs

lpeciai Correspondent
OerrillOs, n. NJ. Feb. Or. y. Thomas
Is In town looking after smelter inter
ests. W
l.. 8. Austin, OF Denver, has been ap-
pointed a mstallaigist for the smelteF
here aud will assume his duties and com.
menee buying ore tia goth.
Jim May IL In town.
John KOury just drove into town with
a pair OF housekeeping black hoFses
which he purchased from Jack Aksrs In
Santa Ne. OBJ"
J. n. 8erdes paid us two visits this
week.
N. O'Nsll yesterday discovered four.
foot vein Of galsRa Gre In new territory
about three and half miles northeast ot
town near the Turquoise mines. As the
smelteE IL about 10 resume operations
Here the 1nd Ia an lmpor ant one and q
number Of miasFs and prospectors left
10 day 10 try their luck In that location.
Jimmy" Barton IL with rs to-day.
@. s THOMPSON.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

The yea 1893 gas : most phenomanhl
one Ia the business Of the United States.
The facts gnd agufes are eloquent. A
mere recital Of ihsm ia enough 70 amaze
tina average citizen. Here are SEINE Of
them. witch are reproduced from ,he
New York Times: HI
ne sold and exported sl.2b2,s00 900
worth Of our domestic products, and our
total EXPORT and import trads fof the
aFsl time excseded two billions, In the
total Of the exp0Fss manufactures appear
70 the value OF ts76. 100000. 81 iRofeese
OF eos, 100000 over 1898.
We raised nearly two and one half bill
lion bushels Of corn. Of which the average
price was 8 cents higher than last year.
Ne raised 5a7.OO0.oOo bushels Of wheat
and 100000 bales Of cotton. a
There we're shipped from the mines AZ
5000 tons Of anIhraelIe COAL tbc lar
gesl production 10 our history. The
production Of biIumlnous coal Is estlmat'
vi at l0O.0O0.0)Q tons, .4r
ia q closely related branch Of industry,
the iron trade, We lnd ouT iron furnaces
turning out 10000 tons Of pig iron q
day. a. against 23b,oO) rear ago, Aad
prices OF Iron and steel are double what
they we're then. We export four times
IA much iron and steel as We Old Ten
years ago. and import one-fourth n
much. .tt ,.. Ia....,f ra fI
\ The aggregate bank olearings Of The
rear we're eg2 900, 600 900, an increase Of
81 per cent over the record Of 1895. HhaI
% tremendous volume Of business thss'
figures represent Ho s.eIa 100
There was great deal Of buying Ant
selling Of securities. Upon tho hev
York stock exchange l72,OO0,0O0 shares
were sold. aud the bond transaction
reached a total, VI par value OF more thai
ts20.0O0.OO0. ...
More than attI companies or corpora
,ioas paid a dividend for the arst tlmI
last year: more than twenty increases
their rate OF dividend. and thirty mad
extra diyidends These. Of course, ar
among the great corporations; the sam
state Of facts was true a. 10 hundreds o.
the smaller try. Tue year was cerIainl
record. breaker in she expansion o
, business, Of good returns, and Of gensra
comfort and hGppineas to the Amerieal
people.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17
IIAvifI RsIsAsRD.
Prosecution Pals 70 Pu,in an APPEARANCE
sta sd Inc suis y Dismissed. Aad

Prosecution Pals 10 Pu,in an App,aranee
st1F sd Inc suii = Dismissed. saa
n. B. Leayitl, the woli'knOwn theat-
rical manager, who was arrested IN this
city while here with the "splder and the
Wy" company. charged with defssadlaR
the governments BY nos paying the llcense
tax for bis company at Albuquerque ar.
rived on the noon train 70 answer ihe
charge btfoFo tnitsd States Commits
sloaer Knoles. AZ 2oelOok the only per.
sons ptesent we're NJ. ieavitt, his Attor.
nsy, Eugene DAney, and Deputy United
States Marshal Place. The amount In
full Il was alleged that Mr.. Leavist he'd
dstraaed the gOvsr4nent. wAs %. and
ths witnesses, 70 prove the charge, were
10 come here from Albuquerque. = dis
tanes OF i,2O0 miles. The prosecution
was not represented either BY counsel OF
witnesses, and after waiting nm hour foI
their appearance. Commissioners Knoles
granted tia motion diminishing the
paaFEs, sae 3iege Ccpl FFlhgns,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

The sunfiOwef has lately CONS into ca.
tra0gdinaTy prominence, a valuable al
salvid tAetlve pflneipal) IL obtained from
hybrid variety BY q special process
and N canslng great interest 70 the
msdlcal profession. IL has ar yerful
iniiaencs upon tbs blood. First tested
la malaria, ehiIls were promptly and
permanently Aborted. Tested a. pro-
phylaesie preventing dlseasel IL was
proven that no germ disease could get q
lOOth0ld where Immune Tablets were
occasionally used Right subjects after
taking them were inoccuiased with con.
fluent sDallpoK scab3 aud escaped infes.
ton. Long standing malignant blood
dleeas1a, and even cancer, has yielded 70
this new preparation. Tbs Immune
Tablet Co, WAshingt0n, d, O., have sole
control Of this drug, sud are forming =
stock company Tor the dissemination Of
Immune Tablets, sunn0wer Chlll Cap
sulas, and other preparations ali ever the
eOnnlry. Shares $40 can be- secured
now at ground ii0or" advantage. Profits
cannot be estimated, but will BE- exeep.
ti0naIly large, AZ this product Il without
q rival IN pharmAfy. They want stock
holders who will watch their interesla 10
different sessions OF the country liable
10 outbreaks Of smallpox, yellow aud 9th
or contagious ieyera. ........ ....
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17
OFFICIAL mATIARs.

A POSTMASTER APPOINTED.
I. B. Wilson has been appointed post
m asteT at Nogal. Lincoln county. vice
X. b. BoOthe, resigned.
DKLRGATEs APPOINTED,
Governor 0terO. this afternoon, ap-
pointed the following delegates 10 she
third annual session % the National
pare Food Congress az Washington,
March Z: Arthur Boyle, Santa Bei Nal
vim W. Mills, Springer; Herman Bluehers
Albuquegque; A. d. Coon, Springer; b.
RuDpe. Albuquerque; P. Moreno, Las
Cruces: R,L. Browne, Kast Las Vegas
gdwaEd ClouthieF, Albuquerque; 7.
RouAult, Las Cruces; ". @. Porterhsld,
Silver City.
pKEDs REcoRDED.
ArOSais Clerk Atanasio Romero 10 day
recorded ten deeds or relinqulshments
by william Il. MOseo and Rlla o. Moses
TO the United States OF ten small parcels
% land on the PeeOs forest researches
Mexican.
fOoiAls Nal Ahttot
Star postal service has been established
from RosedAie 10 San karciRl.
Bilomeno Mora will be = postmaster a.
she new postoflice al RscobozA.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS.
Territorial Treasurer Vaughn has re-
oelVed from Fred Muller, collector Of
Santa Re county. t4,SS Of 1895 taxes,
slI.2i Of 1898 taxes, and 1856 W Of 1893
taxes. Of which $500 90 Ia for territorial
purposes and el5l.32 for territorial In
stitntlons. He also resolved from ]. 4,
PeEea, collector Of Bernalillo county,
$l5S60 OF 1873 taxes. Of which sll7S IL
tor territorial purposes and 1885, fos
territorial institutions, and tS.774.sG Of
1850 taxes, Of which tl.7s4 90 IL Tor YER
ritorial purposes and ts9l.Ot for terri
loriAl institutions.
CAPITOL CONTRACTS.
The last two contracts for the capitol
we're awarded Saturday. OAe Is FOL
scAgllola wainscoting, 20 the FloreDtins
seagliolA company. OF Chicago, at 81
CENTS 4 square foot, aud the other foi
vault hEtuses, book stacks and bOOl
cases. 10 the sAyrs & Newton Lnmbel
company Of Denver, for ti,S7i.-Nsv
Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

The republicans Of this county will
ask the nRming Of one OF tbs six dele
gates 20 the national republican eonyen.
ton, ana II he will accept the honor
they will name Hon, Frank A..
Hubbell for the position he IL
n lifelong republican, and Dc.
serves well OF his party. In she terri.
torial council. and in the offices Of
county assessor aud superintendent Of
county schools he has faithfully dis
charged every trust TepOsed IA him.
Wherever he 10 puI Nr hubbell will
be heard from, aud n he is sent 10
Philadelphia he will DO good work for
New AsEie0 -Four years ago the re-.
puhlleADa Of this county unanimously
selected Hon. Pedro Perea, who well do.
served the homer, aud they will make no
mistake IN inslfucting theiF delegation
10 favor Mr. Hubbell for the honofabls
pOhitluntf n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17
Th. onmn rir. I.n.t NIrhl.

About forty msmbera Of the w.Rc.
aud q. A n. we've delightfully."- enter
lalusd at the residence Of Mrs. Alva
IaheFwoOd last night, 10 oOmnaem0ra.
sion Of Llneoiae birthday the meeting
was held on Monday, irstead OF Tueeday
evening, Capt. A. n. Swan. who We
personally acquainted with Lincoln,
gave . EAost interesting talk, dealing
with his early experience Of the great
statesman. The addrsas Vas supple
mented BY numsFOaa anecdotes By var,
iOus membsss q the COMPANY. Re-
freshmsnta In the form OF brown brad d
and beans. salad, cake, coffee Gnd dough
nuts served 70 cater 70 the co@iOys Of shss
inner man.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17
Ths asoleg cal pssms,ion Of HNa xleo
na6erih 4. 81

ths asoleg cal pssms,ion Of HWa xleo
....- pmerih a.
The lectures n The couri 0ohse pttm "
" ibcsealiue "a popuiusi.S TORI atspise
the cold, there was larger aud eaee lsst
evening than At any previous lecture.
PnefC. y. Hefrlck Wa lnitOducad By
hon. ! p. Victory. MS subject Was "The
Geological Fcundnilons fosNev MeficOs
Greatness" The speaker very lucldly
traced the geological history Of New Sex.
100 ~ be bad reed 40 from ~ rocks and
told In what strata the varied mineral
wealth IL 10 b found. New Mexico Ia .
child Of both water snd Gre. for II was
several times covered b. the ocean o.
shallow seas and also dloded to q great
sxtent By streams OF lava. The Ice wall
Of the glacial period, which extended ~
far south a. Colorado. never reached the
territory, which Ia the main cause, rather
than the light rainfall, for the compare
tive sterility Of tbs territory.
Professor HerFick closed with an els-
CANT pFsfOfation on the advantages Of q
Coilegs education, and stated that the
one need Of New Mexlco ID men with Z
higher education. The speaker also re-
gefTed 10 the lecture Of last wsek aud ex.
pressed himself skepiiCai shout tbs sup
position cha, man existed Ia New Mex
leo In me teFSiasy period, although there
u possibility that he did exist hers
when Ice had destroyed everything north
OF The territory.
Professor HerTick illustrated thi lee
,ure with charts and clever smbldex
sfona drawings on the blackboard and
paper oe animals Of prehistoric times
and Of geological formations. HIS Ice
tuTe WA repeatedly interrupted By ap
plause and ia conclusion he was ten
dsred an informal reception. New Mex
ican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17
nnATn oF wM. WnIeilr.
Passed Away In Death "A An Easily Hour
sunday Morntng. Ia

PAassd Away In Death n, An Early Hour
sunday morninG. Ia
Al the home OF George @. Gain5ley, on
south Broadway, Sunday morning AZ
about O'Clock occurred thr death OE
William r. Wright. agSi 20 yeara The
Old gentleman had been In poor health
Tor year past with cancer OF the llVefs
and the disc tss, eiuplei wilh hts age
rendered hia death not altogether un.
expected BY hia family and friends. When
the dnal sumuSas came ~ relieve bis
suEferings there were present At the bed
side tbs following namsd: Mra A. ID,
smith, cfWlnGheatef, Ind; Joaaph W.
Wright, OF Prescott, Arizona; Maggie j.,
aud Will 2. Wright, and Mr. aud Airs,
George q. 6alaaley, Of THO city.
This remains were given IN charge 0f
D. W. alraRg. and the funeral services
we're conducted AZ the late resistance ~
afternoon AZ 9 o'clock by the Res. W. d.
Clayton, % the n. X. church, south. The
pail bearers were MeasrB. Mat Ridley, J.
| D, BaidrtdRe, q. n. Meyers, j "A. Sungle.
W. Moore Clayton and r. q, Pratt. The
bOdy wns lowered 10 Its dnAl resting
place In FaiFvieW cemetery. ~
William +. Wright, son OF Wesley and
| AWANf WNAAhNt W. wv NtaaN - -
Columbia, In Boone county, Missouri.
dl~d February n. 1900, az hts home IN
AIbuqueFqne, New Mexico He WAS Iasr-
Fied 10 Sarah A. Psiee. Nay II, 1853,
There were born 70 them eight children,
four sons and four daughters. John W.,
Of Denver. Cola; vlFginlp. N RFied 10 n,
y. Wilcox, OF Mexico, No.; Maggie ] and
VIM p OF this city; Joseph w., Of pres.
ectt. Arizona; DE-, Maurice Wright. OF
Los Angeles. Cal. 1allie Ann, married 70
Dr. A. u. Bmllh, OF Winchester, Ind.;
LYDIA w., married 70 Geo. Q. Gainslay, Of
this city. hls beloved wife died January
II, 1879. Maggie j., being the Oldest
Gngle daughter, wes great comfort %
him, taking the place Of the mother ln
the OaFa Of chs amaileE children. In Tia
year 1850 he Joined the hsthodist kpss'
cOpai church, South, OF Pheasant Grove,
Andraiu county, Missouri, and continued
IN thls faith until hls death, During his
ILLNESS God greatly blessed him and be
talked OF his sweet rest with Jesus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

Tue Roswell Register received . letter
from ]. !. JANA, secretary and treasurer
Of the Llneola Trading company, ~
Llesoln, The county scat Of hncOln
county, saying that the Chinaman for
msgly employed b. ], " Patterson, Of
White Oaks IN his hafnuss ahop, aud
Mexican, he'd discovered ore juss acroas
tbs Bonilo river opposite tbs iowa, laai
Sunday, which, apOn being pulveFiEsd
and burned. showed 10 contain silver In
large quantities IRON ei.bOO 10 t2OOO 10
the tOn. 10 also showed traces Of gold
claimed 10 contain as high es $40 70 the
ton. ilau
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17
ALoODOHEs
special Correspondence.

special Correspondence,
AlgOdones, Feb. ll.--ua wednesday
some rain fell here aud quils snow
storm Ia the mountains sas. and north
Of here. The weAihoF was She coolest
yet thls wlu,sFibut We are having beau
tlful weather again.
one Of tha biggest WaddlRgs AlgodOasa
has witnessed Tor many years came on
yesterday Feasting aud dancing was
lhe order OF TIE day up 10 me early hours
Of She morning kverything passed on
pleasantly many visitors from other
parts Of Che county we're present 70 DC
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

new elm viii mako a success Of the y.n.
tore both are qulls ptD6oio6t "a iAs
Ari Of embalmlng, A hne stols reom Ice
been secured on Rallroad avenue ahiph
va m aiiet up ID nrsl claas unpdsrp
s,lis Gov the earfyinaon Of svsry asiAll
a lhe business.
Nj. nlshl .has goae Va DnveF 10 ~
dltlnRs and q stock Of goods.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

Comes from Dc. ID. b. CoTgile, OF Wash
ita, l. Il, Ne writes. "fOur bottles OF
Electric Bltters has cured Mrs. Brewer
OF sorOfuln, which had caused her crest
suffering GOE PEARS. Terrible e0Tes would
break out on her head aud face, and the
beet doctors could give no helpi bat her
cure Il complete and her health Il eKcel.
lent" This ahOwh what thousands have
proved. thas klectrie Bitters IA tho best
blood purifier known. II Is the supreme
remedy toe eczema, letter, salt Theum,
ulcers, bolts and running sores. II
stimulates liver. kidneys and bowels. o.
Dsla p0ls0ns. helps digestion, builds up
The strength. Only ~ cents. Bold BY j.
n, 0'Rielly q Co. druggists. 6uaran-
teed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

Ths DJnA Ana County Catilemsn'a a.
ISOLATION will meet again ~ RinoOn Feb
fuafy ~ at 8 .. m, At witch tins oFgani.
EAlioa will BE- more fully completed. II
Is hoped . larger attendance Of peOplf
interested IN such an organisation will
be present The meeting held last weel
had not bssn sun slensly advertised. Il
Is hoped that . stop eaa be pat 70 oattl'
steAliog and pFomlsouous Strengthening
-DOna Ana County Republican "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17
DEATH or aBORoE Bowie.



The gniaptss sussAinsd - Aibsmaris sua-
day aaoraaa9 Proved Fatal.
George Boyle, the VictlN Of tue shoot.
ing afiFay a AlbemArle carly Sunday
morning last. and Who hAs suffeFsa I'M
told sg0ny Sues the occurrences. was 70.
llayVd By death AZ I 90 this AttsTnoon.
The death occurred Al the home St his
mother, Mra wm. Ruby, lOb sasi Coal
avenue. Since she renewal Of the yOung
man from the scene Of the tragedy sun.
dag evening aud after . careful ezenaln-
alton ahd an operation was psFt0Fmsd By
she most skilled surgeons. very little en-
couragement could 10 offered Cor hia no.
oOVofy. but In AplIs Of bis dangerous
wounds he struggled u recover. 6ut ell
Ia vain.
The unforsunAte young man took very
little nouflshment, and wAs unconseIsna
ali forenoon. aud when death came, che
family and friends were net all0gsthoE
surprised. "'n dr N" fn0H
George Boyle Was born In 1850. and
has mAds this city hls hons nearly all
bls liza. He was weil.known and respec-
Ted BY al who knew him, and the state
msnt Of hls nnlimely death will b. 70
oslvsd with profound regret. Besides
bis parents, q sister, Miss Lliie. are leil
70 mourn HE death. t.i. NM
The funeral will b announced later In
thee 0lumps.1 .4rfer 1eiH
stove repairs tor any stove mAde
WhftnaV IA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

iuf school purposes was tisiiNial We
nnmbcr Of tsashefs emfllgpa Rhh hil
che average dally a,tendance iot We lefA
fltorg wW ie,0os pupIisl the average
dallg Astsndance "a each school Was DO
pupnel the evsraal numbsr Of nonshs
taught was dve.
n 1904, 10 amepnt Of mcney Faised
ior scAooI bnsposA wss t2ii, $50 oet the
nuuiber OF schools vas blsi the number
OF tsaehsga employed, $40, Of whom S5e
were males and ai1 Wsre femalesl the
enrolment foT tbs yeaf waa Az
7oi pupilsl the number Of months
taught In ths ieFrltosy was s.0l0l The ~
srage nnmbef Of m,nlhs taughs IN each
school w lpdf taeathal W. qfurage
daily attendance tct each school WAs a
pupllsl the amount expended In she pay
ment Of teachers wages aggregated &c.,
1919, OF an average Of tS9ie monthiy
salary for each teacher. r.
The sam Of aa1sal YVES expended fOT
reat snd fnel asd the sum VI tis,lss y
was paid Tor repairiug aud malntenanes
Of SCHOOL houses aud scaeol grounds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

>. Bishl. lAlely Of Las Vegas, and P. "
FOE, Of this elty, will. on the hut Of
March. combine their i0foas aud lnau'
once and enter business In this city. The
nrm will b. knOWn ~ Biehl a Fox, and
Il 10 the intsatlon q The nrm 10 oOndQet
= irst-clAas embaiming aud undertaking
establishment. Mr.. Biehl was In the
undertaking business Ia Las Vegas for .
number OF year. while Mr. FoH was EN-
plOyed In The Simpler parlOrs Of thls oiiy
for long time. Il IL quite certain the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

honor 10 lhe oceaslon. The hlph oon.
tracing parties wefe Bohiise o 0ntlsIns
and Miss Andrelllla AfchlbsQue.
Tho Shuif IApsoVrmpht epmpany 40
bard "a VDrk On che Dir ehusi. Th(y
Are oow vorkieR on tha lands ~ tho ID.
eodnnes land enc Town cOmpfhy.
3qmf pipepeelogs cane IN "a sapyiiss
hfs and az they have iornd some very
good prospects on she west side Of the
Rio arande net fAF from hsrei the rock
Il eold baarlsa ana ioaka we'll bu, ~ ",
they baya hpd no assays on H.
Fafmers hers ere plowlng their ground
and some have planted different kinds Of
seed Jim.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

John DIR. Poseyyille, Ind. says. = ney-
or used anything ~ good ~ One Minute
Cough Cure. We ara never without =.
Quickly breaks up coughs AMI colda,
lures All throat aud lung troubles. lts
use will prevent consumption. Pleasant
10 take j. @, Berry and cosmopolitan
drug stores.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

Mollie Nelson and husband 10 3. B,
GtlIette. lot Q, In block IL, Ia the Rast.
eTn additlon ei.50
Mrs. n. n. aabsland and husband 10
N. ". RlOnFn0y. lots %, "a and Is, in
block b. Springer addition; $4,000,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

Of the great commercial nations Che
iva leading Eli others are Great Britain
and the United States. FOR the year
1889 the exports from Great BFitain-oF
rataer from tbs United Kingdom
reached sl.2s7. s7l ,OS9--she largest sum
In British export records, while the eE-
ports Of domestic msTehandise from the
unitea States TOT that year were ti S5s,-
9O,9s7, also the largest on record for
this county. supplemented by re-expOrls
or exports OF foreign merchandise Of
as2 900, 6sl, making a total Of ti,275,.
1891.