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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
RiNcoN

From Dunn Ana County Republican
a valuable Gordon setter. belonging
10 Agent Harris. got run over hy a
train the other day.
Max Khnicr and Mr. Bentley drove
in from Paloma1 Max went to Las
Cruces on jury duty
Mcssrs. knight and Spliicrs are go.
Ing 10 open the old Hoy saloon that
has been vacant so long
I'D Hopkins, who runs the Touring
mill opposite Iona parda, went TO
old Mexico TO handle some mining
property.
Henry Martin, water service helper.
has moved into one OF the company =
houses and Fireman Durr takes one
OF the McCllntoCk houses.
s. Baldwin. the Cattlomnn, has
bought the Martin well on the Jor-
nadu lie was la town and is going
TO gather cattle and horses south Of
here and ship to Colorado.
a letter has been received from ok
| Agent A. Harris by a party IN town.
Mr. Harris is at present In Kent, Tex
as. he is working for the Texas Pa
Cinc Railway company as relief agent.
and viii make bis headquarters In Dat
/ las His many friends here wish MIN
! success In his new position
ChaH Wellington, conductor on this
| Lake Valley passenger train. who
/ lived in Las Cruces In the SOS. gave
"A card party Friday evening ana 20
| the surprise OF his assembled friends
/ turned u into "A wedding Mcssrs.
| Meyers and Brownrigg brought our
! justice of the peace. T.. G. Priest, who
! married Charley 90 Mrs Rowe. They
are going 20 live In one % the 4. Nc.
! Cllntock cottages on their return from
California. whore they go Tor Ia luna
! Re micl"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
MINES AND Miners.
Items from the Plnos Altos and SAINTS
Rita Districts.
PINos ALTOS

PINOs ALTOS.
Prom silver city Enterprise.
Price Ratclln. who is working tho
Copper Queen. recently had q twenty.
five ton min run made az tho Stanley
mill BE- reports the run aa giving
very satisfactory results The Copper
Queen is one ~ the best looking pros.
poets In the camp and with proper de-.
volopmout would be- a good and pay
ing investment
Tho Rathhurn group 30 being work
cd hy The owners Rathhurn Bros.
who are getting out some very good
ore This group is one Of the Oldest
locations here. but has not been work.
cd steadily 10 properly handled they
could be- made a profitable proposition
ns they run high in both silver and
copper
Moore Bros have lease on the
uardsrrahblo miuc of the Rathburn
eruup and are taking out "A good grade
uf copper ore which contains n fair
percentage Of copper.
From present Indications MCGregof
Bros Dover mine will soon be- q
steady producer Of a high grade gold
aud copper ore Development work
only BE- being done but the ore shows
up 100 great quality and quantity
throughout the entire workings
D.mmirk Bros. expect to begin opcr
atlouF upon the silver Ccll soon This
o. ouo of the richest silver mines IN
the entire southwest The ore is very
rich some OF u being 90 full OF wir,
silver a. to make II almost impcssibl,
60 crush The ore from this mine Is
au worked ON the premises whore
there is well equipped mill smeltei
and refinery Bullion from here Is S0'
nno.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13

with a nice luncheon At the Harvey
house.
During the great dust storm Thurs.
day BrakCmcn Hayes aud Cowcll were
az Amy with guns. The ducks were
handicapped Ia their movements and
seldom failed 90 strike knockout
position when the hunters took n shot
They tired Of the sport when sixteen
birds were In the game sack.
Mrs " u McCrory W. about To
visit her old home and friends In Eng
land. Last Thursday evening a mum.
bor Of friends took poacoahlc posses.
sion uf the McCrury residence and OK.
crtod themselves to prove 90 the wor.
thy doctor and his excellent wife that
/ their residence here has been fruitful
inthc way Of lasting friendships aud
good fellowship
3 The statement " being freely cir.
culatod. without any attempt az con
. tradiction that an exceedingly rich
body ~ ore has been encountered at
the Martin mine at ROscdnlc This
T is probably tho only mine IN New Mex.
, leo that has paid lie way from the
| start. In addition to furnishing the
means To- clear away financial inCum.
/ hrnncos. pay Tor costly machinery aud
! leave sufficient surplus To keep the
stockholders iu q cheerful mood at all
times.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
neA1n or 3. z. kARRlck.
Died IN Pueblo, Colo, Of Heart Dis
ease-Well known In This City

The Citlzrn published a brief tcle.
gram last Friday from Pueblo. an.
nuuncIng the death there NJ g r. Kur
rich. Who VS. vel known here. The
uchlu Chieftaln, of April o. has the
following about his death
benjamin Franklin karrIck. more
familiarly known perhaps as Frank
knuiCk. one OF tho oldest aud best
known citizens Of this section OF Col
uradO died suddenly early yesterday
morning az his home an west Tenth
street Mr. karrirk had been com
planning of a slight attack of the Erip
lately hut was around as usual and
% Uas not thought his ilinoas was oi
/ any consequence Yesterday morning
when q member OF the family went Ga
call him hc was found In somicOn
sCiOus condition. aud before medical
assistance could be- summoned hg
passed quietly away Il ls presumed
/ tnat heart disease was the direct
cause of death
For many years tho figure aud per
sonallly uf Frank karrick has been
familiar 10 an Puoblonus Ilc mao,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13

mai pipe operated by pulling the signal
cord when warning the engineer m
the event OF an attack hy train rob.
beers. the engineer b, ih" m'r" turning
of "a valve handle. throws air from th"
auxiliary air governor 10 direct pipes.
The valves lee ail tho car whistles arr
unacatcd aud the Whistles sounded,
until the pressure again falls Co the
normal forty pounds 40 the same
time it is impossible Go sound The ca
rinrera signal whistle, which might
ntHrm the robbers and inform them
that their attack was known. no
extra signal lines or hose couplings
are necessary. and the trains are nos
practically equipped with the maChln.
cry for the use Of this device. Thor"
is another alarm that can Dee attached
10 this one. which wh,n the car doors
are open. will take 70 Fash light photo
rraph oft the burglar. lu nutshell
| tho entire device. which is worked
with $50 little difficulty sets IN q lash
light automatically photographs the
| intruder. alarm the train crew and
fires guns.
Tao public is indebted 10 the Lon
don Mail ~ London for introducing
/ through Is Geneva correspondent an
| engineer who is credited with an 10
vontion ~ a mechanical brake which
stops u train that rs running nfN
miles an hour within distance OF
| twrnty.sN yards Good A train
running NJ the rate ~ hfty miles az
hour covers 13th feet iu second
and 10 stop "a train moving AT thi'
speed in twenty yards means that q
must hc brought 10 a fun stop Ia a.
uf second When We RENE mbUr tha
in an ond-on collision, ~ takes scv
cral seconds for the momentum @
the train 90 expand itself in tclescJu
INK car into car. one iH moved 90 nHl
what would Doe the condition 81 thD
living contents al passenger ca
That was brought to q stop ia itnr
ltlun 81 the time that u takes Go hriuI
the last ear Of tolcscuplug train q
rest"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13

An,. being out ten hours the jurors
In "a alleged cmbczzlemont ease Uf
70. u Shaw, reached "a conclusion ~
a. lock last night. and tnc scaled
verdict was handed the court this
morrug. which read ~ follows We.
the Jury. hnd the defendant not
guilty
Mr shaw was quite nervous dur
inr the reading uf the verdict, aud
when the words were spoken that de-
clnrod him "a free man again, he broke
down aud Bobbcd bitterly soon az
tcU ho craspod the hands OF his at
torucy. and the jurors In friendship
aud wished them Gudspecd.
The case ct Louis s Donsmoro was
next called Tor trial. and the work OF
securing a jury was soon completed
u is expected the trial of this cas-,
Vil require several days Or. Har
per. prominent physician of Gallup
was the FIRST witness ON the stand this
morning Dcusmore is indicted fol
the murder of John Maxwell ON The
Navajo reservation on tho 10th 81 No
Numhor 1899.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13

Headache may he called woman's
ailment. Some men suffer from Il. But
almost all women have 10 endure its pain
with each recurring month. This fact
points at once 90 the intimate relation
between the health Of the delicate
wom,niy organs, and the general health
Of the whole body Dr PiCrcc's Favor
iic Prescription banishcs headache by
Vanishing It's cause Il cures the dis-
eases which irritatc the delicate womanly
organs, fret the nerves and waste the
strength II increases the vitality and
builds up the nervous system. " Fayorite
Prescription" contains mo- opium, cocaine
or other narcotic.
- want o. praise your mediqnc . writes AFa.
Sarah ] nufhcy ~ Crescent city. Putnam Co 4
ma Il have hern sick iuf twenty Year., and
have hcrn almost in bid hve year, and u9w
am able O. work az day ! have taken ciEhi
buttirs ~ pavuftte Prescription and touI y
Golden Medical Discovery ard oug vial o!
Pellets prnisc your msdiclnc q all had
the headache bat u y gone ny throat Il ven
and cough gone and az my uli uyublea are
beiieI. ] tried many other kinds Of medicine
aud ffuf NDdfufa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13

his home In Pueblo for over thirty
years and he was known by every old
timer In the city MS we'll as many 81
the younger generation lie was an
active participant Ia the stirring times
of the early western days as well aa
u potent factor la the more peaceful
modern days when energies were dc.
voted TO the upbuilding OF the city
and the advancement ~ It's interests.
8 typical wosternor ~ the old school.
Frank Karrick believed above all
things Ia action. and IL Is to this be-
lief OF the old timers That Pueblo owes
10 present being No man over lived
who was trupr a. his friends than Mr..
karripk. and whether ID was hts purse
or bis services both were equally at
their ,omumnd. tie was known as
an upen hearted generous man with
u generosity that was exceeded by
few. and no one ever looked 90 him In
vain for aid
Mr Kaulck was born in Louisiana
nearly ~ ycnrl ago, his exact age De.
I INK rG years, . months aud 10 days.
I Ills parents removed tn Dubuque, Ia,
when hc was yet child, and there he
was reared when still very young
| lad the deceased ana his brother went
leo California, whore they roughed II
during the early days ~ the gold OK
/ cit'mont In 1868 hc came Co Pueblo
and has made this city his home since
/ The deceased engaged in the cattle
/ business more than any other whilc
/ he lived IN Colorado. and he became
noted for his mammoth deals. Ee also
went into mining To some extent and
was at one time owner ~ several valu-
able properties. tie was a heavy own
cr in some valuable coal mlnos near
| Gallup - ~. but ne disposed of thcnN
ia recent years. AZ one time MIR Kar
rick was accounted one Of the wealth.
lest men In this section OF Colorado.
BE had q most cnviahle reputation for
honesty and integrity In an his bust
moss transactions and his word was
regarded as good ~ his bond no mat.
Ser what the amount that might be- In.
yulvcd. IN the early days of Pueblo
Mr. Karrick took very active inter.
est in the affairs Of the city and was
ALWAYS prominent TN anything that
involved the welfare Of the commu.
Unity
Deceased was married IN 1874 to
Miss Mcmillan u sister 81 Fields T.
Mcmillan. one uf the most prominent
stockmpu iu southern Colorado. and
hts vito survives him Besides tho
widow. two daughters Miss Eta and
Miss Frances. and ID son. j &. karriyk
of the firm 81 Mills A Karrick are
loft to mourn his loss a brother
Joseph Knrrick. another old resident
Iuf Pueblo. is living here now and an
other brother lives In Colorado
SPRINGS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
sANTA RITA


Bnyno a Co.. who are operating the
Arbucklo mine are sinking deeper and
are doing extensive development
work The large ore body, which was
encountered some time ago. shows no
signs of nlaylng out This Is consid.
cred 60 he very promising prospect
John Ruddle. Of silver City, has n
number uf claims which are showing
up exceedingly we'll Nothing but as.
spssment work has been done On them
but a., showing is $50 good that par
ties who are Interested. but wish To re-
main unknown Tor the present have
bonded them lu the sum of $4,000.
Burns a. Co are still getting out
good ore from their claim. the chino
ana are Shipping between twelve and
hurpn car loads month.
Crawford aud 'rittcr are taking out
q high grade copper from their lease
GA tho Rita claim.
Reports from other leases Ia the
camp are very encouraging ana indi
cate that the camp rs on the verge OF
great prosperity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
Suicide al Kingman.

VIM A Watkins vt San Jose. Cat
brother az "A n Watkin8. who b. a
manager of the Arizona Central bank
and prominent business man uf
kIngman. computed Suicide nt that
place ON Sunday morning by placing
lars. calibrr revolver iu bis mouth
blowing the top of his head on Wat.
kins leaves "a mother and brother in
san Jose. BE had NO business or 9th
cr troubles The cause uf hits rash
act % complete mybcu Tho body
was taken 90 California uu the 3lHt
Tor intormont kingman Miner
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
SAFETY DEVICE FoR MINES.
Designed 70 Prevent the Running OF
Cage Through Sheave Wheel

4 new safety dryiyr has been lu
stalled al the prnrusy shaft house az
Loadyllr which win prevent AN acct
dent very common about mines. name
N tho running uf cage ur bucket
through the sheayr wheel ! = Hum
BILE the local agent ana son ui The
patcntco aud inventor stephen Hum
hlc made t"st uf thu new m'chnn
ism and 10 worked very satI sfaglurily.
The device is known az a safety de-.
ta,bIug hook and is quite ingenious
The ,uul, passes through an iron
plate below the shuHNo wheel and II
tho cage o. detached uy the severance
uf copper rlyyt iron harH are rr.
leased and hold the cage beneath the
iron plate. while the upper clovis a.
taohpd 90 the cable swings clear The
Gag, was sent nap toward the roof ui
the shaft house. with the possibility
of an accident n the new apparatus
aid not work The mechanism per.
formed its work perfectly the cop
per riyct was cat 100 two. releasing the
cable and allowing the cage to hang
suspended A new riyvt can bee in.
serted aud operation resumed iu ten
minutes after the cage is caught The
tcst was performed lea the presence
at Manager uyatt Who stated that
ho was entirely satisfied with "a" new
device
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
AN INCORPORATION.

The Queen Group Mining aud Smclt.
iug company hlcd incorporation pa
PEERS In the ONCE OF Territorial Secre.
tary Wallace The inCorpOrators are
Cornelius j. Bushnell. James n. lnger.
soil. Frederick \. MADEIRA. Ernest
Jones and George y. Cowlan all Of
Now York. The company was origin
ally Incorporated under the laws Of
west virginia The headquarters OF
the company are In New York, and Il
operates la Socorru county. The New
Mexico agent is James G. Fitch, OF
SOCorrO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
SAN MARelAL,


From the bee
The Rosodale postmaster has 70.
Celyod the necessary supplies 10 as.
tablish the m0noy order branch Of
the postal service
a. A Sallie. the wat hmakor who
lost his toe, during a severe storm
"a week or two since, has opened "a
shop lu town and is doing some bus
mess
Tho grand maStor OF the ludopend.
cut order ~ Odd Fellows ~ New
Mexico. " UnCill ~ Las Vegas. visited
the san Marcial lodge last Thursday
evening An Interesting evening was
spent la che lodge roOn, winding up
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
Jesus Paid Il All"

Tom Short, who sent us three no.
tees tu stop his paper said he ala
not wat Il any longer We wonder
ed what was the matter Upon inycs.
tigation OF our subscription book we
found Tom short $40 Hy had never
paid a cent aud yet hp stopped the
paper as matter OF economy Ca us.
Tie didn't want M 10 lose any more
by him a few days aftprWRrd Short
song. Jesus Paid II An" lie might
have been mistaken but his earnest
moss impressed u.s. so the next day we
sent him a receipt In full begging his
pardon for not knowing that he had
made an assignment uf liabilities Ga
the Lord Linton Record.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
RAILROAD OFFICIALS.
Y. g. Houuhtor and Harry Alexander
Here To-day.


Here To-day.
r.. - Hougusun. general agent Of
the santa Pc railroad az ~ Paso,
came in from the south this morning,
and will meet hero tonight Chas. II.
MorChousc. the general agent at hor.
yer. and Douglas nalluu, nlling the
same position at Kansas city. This
stag party" of railroad officials. all
being married men. will leave for
southern California tonight. first Wis.
ulng on route the Grand CHayon Of
the Colorado They are on ON thirty
days leave of absence.
This morning. MIR Houghton was
mot by The citizen representative,
who found him with Col Harry AlcN
andor. tho giant" of the IN Paso a
Northeastern. and Capt. &. h. Waugh
tho nnahlo manager % Gross, Black
we'll & Co.'S local store. and Mr.
lIourhton stated that. owing 90 the
delay of trains. Vice President Pau
Morton who passed through the city
night before last deemed II iuGdvis
able 10 stop over then and FASTENED
On TO Coronado Reach. Cal. whcr,
he will enjoy few days rest with
his family However continued Mr.
Z
Albuquerque merchants regarding
freight rates west and south viii be-
| held shortly. and ! wish Tho Citi2cr
60 s8y that 10 is hoped cvcythinE VII
uc arranged satisfactory az that con
| ference
Colonel Alexander. who was back %
/ the east looking up lost freight stcc
Irails-ca came boa from the cast on th'
same train with Vice President Nor
/ ton as lnr south as las Vegas, anl
The alexander came ON Go Alhlqucr
que last ui ght.
Il am uuthus iost.D over the recon
reports OF the 80 paso & Northeast
crn." said Mr. Alexander finally
/ reaching Albuquerque through Rool
/ island channels and believe tn rua'
/ will eventually boz built
while hero. Mr. Naugh has dntailc'
. himself a rrMWttc. uf one rO sc
/ that tho visitors r.D.lt. cuurtcsies uI
t0 train time. Nh.r Nr UuughtOn wil
leave fur the We. avid 49, AlvNandc
. o.. ~ 10.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
NeM MGxIco sULpAuR.
Il Should DC a Great Source Of Wealth
20 Southern Counties.

The recent census az mineral re-,
slurcos of the United StatDH. a. pub.
lsh,d by tho United states geologic.
al survey twentieth annual report.
volume spyDn, for the year 1855, says
that tho production uf the minerals,
metallic aud non metallic reached the
great sum uf 100000 900 AZ the pres.
cut rate OF development ana pruduc
ton the country viii produce during
the present year che gigantic sum az
ono billion dollars from the rlineral
Kingdom We exceed The home con
sumption OF many minerals ana ga
port OF them bat No not produce
enough Of few others, and must
therefore. import them Among these
ie sulphur. a commodity known in the
arts since history began to Keep rec
ords. for oven lu pliny We read lu
tne history Of Rome that the Slcilian
mines were furnishing the stone. th,
dust % which would prevent decay OF
the ripeniug grapes lhoXoral in th'
vineyards az Campania Atfnfia Ia
tronadura aud Algeria
The sulphur production Of the Uni
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13

However. The Citisen IL pleased 70
announce 90 all visitors that these
"wcaih,r nufriea' 10 not come every
year. Uut when u b. H,orming at points
nbuv, the Rio Grandc valley the tail
end OF the storm can always be- expect.
od down this way In the next two or
three days Physicians OF the city
say that these storms. where snow
is followed Boy q sand storm, always
render GOOD TO the city. as u makes
n hnnlLLA anmmor and fail.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
CONMIssION on STATEHOOD

NOh hlNol'sN VIZ ~ ~ 'fi''N''
Contrary 90 the popular impression,
the Thirty fourth Legislative assembly
did not pass the joint resolution au-
.thurlzug Governor Otoro % appoint a
non part .sau commission 20 20 TO
Washington and work for statehood.
aud tu oppose tlc passage of the ste.
phpus and Culhorson bills. and apprO
priating $1,000 To- pay the eX
ponsos Of the commission. The rcso-
luton had passed the council, but
failed Co pass the house ana there.
fore never reached Governor OterO.
n % commission is appointed IL must
eu 90 Washington a. its own expense.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
The Best Remedy Ter rheumatism,
nutrk IsiIef rrpu, pain

All who use Chamberlain Pain
Balm for rheumatism are delighted
with the quick relief from pain which
Il Affords. when speaking of this Mr..
H. \ Sinks. of Troy. Ohio says
Some time ago had "a severe attack
of rheumatism Ia nay arm and shoulder
tried numerous remedies but got no
relief until | was recommended by
Mcssrs Geo. +, Parsons n CO., drug.
Ris Of this place 90 try Chamberlain
Pain Balm. They recommended II so
highly that bought bottle. wna
soon relieved OF ali pain. have since
recommended this Eminent 90 many ~
my friends. who agree with me that u
is the best remedy for muscular rhcu,
mRtism In the market" For sale by
all druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13

Marion Koukc. manager of r. NJ.
Thompson large importer ~ tnc
millinery. M 1868 Milwaukee avenue.
Chicago SAYS During the late so-
we're weather caught a dreadful cold
which Kept nae awake nights and made
nae unfit 20 attend Co my work during
the day one of my mlllincrs was TAX
ing Chamberlain Cough Remedy FOR
severe cold az that time, which seem
I'd 20 relieve her so quickly that |
thought I would try a bottle myself
u acted like magic and ! began 20 i'm.
prove at once am now entirely
well and am pleased 90 acknowledge
its merits" For sale boy an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13

4 telegram was received In this
city today announcing that the bids
for the construction of the additions
tu the local shops were opened iu Los
Angeles yesterday and l.t 90 the bid.
der. but the Telegram does not give
the name n is understood that the
Albuquerque blddcrs were lrit but
ono bidder came within q few hun
drud dollars cot securing the job
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13

Secret Service Agent Walker uf
Denver has received instructions from
chief WilbjD Zoo keep % sha.E loUhuut
Tor ave- anu dangerous counterfeit
that has made its appearance. Il b. %
nyv.lullar hiIl uu the National Iron
hank of NuuIstoWu. a.. j on the
face of the note tho word cashier
under tho signature. iH abbreviated
"cash'r' lea tho genuine. Tho counter.
foit has simply cash The sigma.
lures and ink as well as the general
engraving ou the note, are exception.
ally we'll done,
The suggestion has been made that
an easy way 10 land this particular
counterfeit is 90 remember the word
Iron u that appears on hycdol
lar bin il is we'll 90 look for tho word
cashier n II iB only cash tho bil'
is counterfeit. The word Iron b. sO
easily seen and remembered that II b.
certain Co catch the eye at once
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
nlwsphprn mEN. eewAREl

CleverlY Executed and Dangerous
Couutcdcits 100 Circulation.
q ls reported That Dleyul,y executed
counterfeit silver dollars arr ciroulat
ing freely in some parts Of the coun
try. The chin contains large proper
ton of pure silver, with the remain
der Head alloy In weight IL Is trilio
lighter than the genuine, but the work
of the dies Go so clear and true that
it will deceived an expert The pieces
az, an greasy tu the touch and tO this
was due their detection The ,yiur
too "a tightly AGAINST them II is sup
posed that the Culumakrrs who are
turning out the cuuntcrfuits have
showed large amount of the stun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
r.RRlrnRIAL FrNns-

Territorial Treasurer j u. Vaughn
has received $i0O.2i. interest for
March ON territorial funds on deposit
in banks.