Albuquerque Morning Democrat from Albuquerque, New Mexico • 4

Death sat Oae it LIUIs Rack's Venae THE DEMOCRAT. OmS IMaanfssUurt. Carbolised lime, forty wots per bnsbel for sale at Gas Works. 1H ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN. AdTsrtUmnatiM will be laaert4 la thla eoluiBaMlberateetoae oaal a word, aaek laana.

STdP RENT and purchase a house with what you would pay in rent. I will sell a nice new three-room cottage centrally located very cheap on twenty monthly Instalments. $1,000 will purchase a good four room adobe house, large lot and out-buildings. Two blocks from center of town on sidewalk. Terms, $350 cash, balance eighteen months 12 per cent.

JESSE 1,1. THE REAL ESTATE WHEELOCK, AND INSURANCE MAN. i. B. Wright, of Lyons, Kansas, is at tbeOlrard.

T. t. Walker, of Kansas City, la a guest at tba popular Olrard bouse. There are packages at Well, Fargo A Oo's express office for M. J.

Koblburg snd Dr. K. L. Cusbtng. "Lucretls Borgia" Is a thrilling drama.

It will no doubt attract a full bouse at tbe opera bouse to-nlgbt. The Opera bouse will be delightfully cool to-night, and the Bbeufleld boys should bave a packed bouse. One of tbe Stuttz troupe used to be George D. 1'reutlce's private amanuensis. He tells some rich stories of the famous journalist.

Don't miss tbe Shenfteld Hook aud I.ai'der company's benefit at the Opera bouse to-night. A grand treat is in store for all wbo attend. A washout beyond I.a Junta on the Santa Fe will detain through trains for several days. A local (rain will be run from La Junta south carrvlng passengers and malls. Ed.

R. Bonnell, W. 8. Redding aud .1. D.

Feulk of White Oaks, veteran grand army men, are at tbe (lirard euroute to tbe national encampment at Sail Francisco. "Put ihal down correct, now. judge. I don't want to he reported unrighteously in this case." is the way a witness gave it to Judife lleacock In the Gallup murder case. Judge McCouias made a stirring speech In the (ialhip murder case yesterday.

Slabs of his oratory arc now being picked up all over the county and brought in a wonderful petrefactiou. The many friends she has maile In this city will he pleased to learn that Mrs. has recovered from her recent Illness aud ill appear to-nlgbt at the Stn-n-lleld's benefit In ber great character of "Lncrellu Borgia." It i- mid that fhe hoilv of an olil man named veet was taken from the l.as Vegas mervnlr the other (lay. in a badly decomposed condition. A young lady THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of lbuquerque.

Consolidated with the Yntml of Itiiyiiolils ltr. CAPITAL PAID IN. Transacts a Kn-i .1. AVMOl.iia, President. .1.

S. Kaimii.uk. Vu-i- ii N. ('. Kakk, Cashier.

M. W. Kl.nl num. A -1 BIRBOTOH' D. B.

KOUINSON. A. A. URAMT, CONKAU S11KNKIE1.I. M.IiAKI AM Joshua S.

Katmoi. us. Jefferson Ratnolm. .1. II.

Hami-shv Ma. Depository of Atchison, TopckaA Kchm! Atlantic A l' Kallr Albuquerque National Bank Capital Paid in, $100,000. OEriOHRS. John A. I.KK.

President. S. M. Km sOM. Vice I'resklent.

VV. s. SrutCKi.KH, C.isliu mntioTons. Ino. A.

I.kic, s. M. Koi.som, W. P. Mktcai K.

1). Ill i.i.ih k. A. M. t'OlUMITOM.

II. II. II. SrHKKTKK. ANTK1 Tea women to work In tha I steam laundry- nT A dark, seal brown street Jackal.

A liberal re want by leaving at thla onto. WANTKO A competent person to give lenaons In penmanship. r. IIiiiiIuk. ANTKli A Klrl.

lAjcbt work opposite the I'alhollr church. AdtraJ. elly FiHt KKNT KurDinheiJ or iinfnrnlnlieti room, old DkmocrAt bullUluft, Third Htrert. WANTED--A thorouKtily recommended eajrtneer mid maclilnUt. fi.v Work auttftdy, Aply in hiiiing, Hocturo, New Mexico.

lw tin rd. A cook uud Idiick-nilth to no go to the mount aim. Adddreeit li, box, ion, i ny, IOrft. ItrtHM'Cn 1KM4 mat nf11c uinl old 4 town, ti mlr ot spectncle Kinder plfttae It a vi- tit tbU utile ITNiUHAt.K A paint shop, cheap for cash. For particular! euoulre of, or write to A.

1 Itliymau, Santa r. New Mexico, tf. BKArTIFlX rM)WER-or paradlae ol flowers to he aeen In all their glory, ulonmliiH at the frreenhouae tint block north eaat of the water work. K. ilertalone.

AD rANTM Ilv youuu man acquainted wlthlluuor huHtnea A NitiiHtlon reetlllcr itnd (-uipiititidtT Addresa. i. 1KM4'UAT ITdt Al.k A Kod frame Iioiiho of live roo tut, pantry clonetn and lot well fenced, corner Third Ktreet and line a tt t'liite one block noutli went A. A office. Knuiilreon premlee of .1.

K. Tyler A. A I. whop. I' IV-1 I AM'KD -An experienced hulnen man with two thouitHnd dollar and (food back I oh dcalrer a partner with an equal amount money.

Would not object to buy IliK an Intercut In buiitU1H. "Allures A lr Mo 11 i. flic. JM tf I Ndt -A KAKK will -ell rlt her our third or one half Intercut In in nursery or ilalry tmatiiCNn, or all of thi-latter tn anv K'md party. Price, tcrnm, and ri 's-oni.

Im cini)f given on application it K. (V VOKK, Albuijiterque, N. ilerHtaixlH the uijerii.r merchandlae nine and tna salesman. One wh unilerMtandu the pan1ah Ituijoiaire preferred 1. 1.

1 I 11 Ivlllnu TliniiiHa A 1' with references atatlng experience and the wave reuuiruu. Dark nights are coming on. Go to Trotter's ana buy you a lantern. The Journal hotel, con venient to depots, post office and banks. Open day and night.

Terms. transient guests, $1.50 per day. Board and room per week, $7.00. Alhuiiieriiue Wuol, I'rll and Hole Market Crrrtil nml I'alit ly Klueuinnli Kr. IVl 11.

U(il 1(1'. 11 Fini" ool, Wool. I'oann1 Wool. Navujo Wool. -Improved Pelt.

Pelts, average run (toat kim. pi inn', hills -Hide, prime. Hides, No. 2 EISEMANN BROTHERS, -Dealers in Wool, Hides, Pelts, and HIGHEST MARKET GASH PRICE PAID Leather, Wool Hacks, Twine. Haling Hope a Specialty.

Consignment Solicited. No Commis-sions Charged. Albuquerque, New Mexico LQVELAND SCHWARTZ. Plain and Ornamental FAIN TEH S. Kaleornintng, Sign Writing, (mining and Paper Hanging.

Work done on short notice and satisfaction guaranteed. Shop In old Democrat building on Third Street. Bernalillo, Jemez 6 Copper City STAGE LINE. A weekly stage running from Bernalillo to Jemei, thence to Copper City. Close connections made for Hot Springs.

Fare from Bernalillo to Jemez Pueblo, 2.75. Fare from Jemet to Copper City 3.00. For full particulars address J. H. Matthews.

Copper City, N. M. DOES A GENERAL HANKING BUSINESS Uold-dust purchased, and advances inude on shipments of (tattle, (Job! and Silver Bullion Ores, etc. Superior facilities for making collections on accessible points ut par for customers, Exchange on the principal cities of Kuropc for snle. Intercut I'nlil Time lleponlta.

WATCHES, Howard, Hamnrlpn wannam, Tbe sad Intelligence was received In this city yesterday morning of the death of Miss Mamie Mitchell, eldest daughter of Prof. James Mitchell, editor of Ihe Little Rock Democrat, which occurred at ber uncle's, near Wyandotte, where she was visiting. Though not entirely unexpected tbe news of ber death will sadden Ihe hearts of many friends here. Miss Mitchell bas been lu III health for some time, and last winter, in company with ber fatber, she went to California. where she hoped to find relief from suf feting in that mild climate, and until a few days ago was thought to be Improving.

Telegrams, staling ber alarmlag illness, were received by ber parents last Saturday and ber mother at nin set out on the aad journey to ber bedside. The summons, however, was too short and Mrs. Mitchell will be recalled liefore reaching her destination. Miss Mitchell was about years of age; waa a young lady of rare accomplishments, being educated in (lie best schools of Virginia and her death is a sad stroke to ber toying parents, ho have tbe heartfelt sympathy ot many friends and acquaintances here and elsewhere Arkansua Democrat. July om.

lnl llr.krv Headquarters. Department of Arizona, Whipple Barracks, Present t. July in. (ieoeral Orders, No. Hi.

Ihe following described Diiblic lauds in the territory of New Mexico, now vacant, arc set apart as a military reservation and announced as reserved for future mllitarv purposes, subject to the approval of tbe nresldent Sections thirteen (lit), four teen (14), fifteen l.lj. twenty-three twenty-four (24 twenty-five twen-y-six (2(i) anil twenty-seven township number ten 1 1(1) north, range number three CI) east. New Mexico principal meridian: the boundaries of tbe same as located by the public surveys, liy command of BUIIIAUIKH tiF.NKKAI. Mll.KS. M.

ItAIIBKK. Illlicial Assistant Adjutant I Klll-il Hi Brrc A cl I hurst last night near the 1.IKKI inllelreehetweenS.il Antonio and San Marcial washed away a portion of the Santa Fe track. A freight train ran into the washout wrecking the engine and several cars. Fireman Frank Priester ami hrakeman Wbitey Owens were instantly killed and engineer Sid llockett badly hurt. At the hour of going to press but very meagre details of accident have been received here.

A washout is also reported near Alamlllo. Superintendent Smith and Mr. (lable, of the A. bave gone to Oak creek, near Flagstaff, on a Ashing excursion. As both of these gentlemen are known to possess (ieorge Wasblngtonian ideas of truth the result of the trip will never be know n.

The Journal sends general manager Robinson and family out on a special train on a fishing excursion this morn ing. Mr. JloblnBon was not aware of having gone on such a trip until be read it in that paper. He Is at bis desk to-day as usual, and has not thought of making a raid on the finny beauties. Professor Wendell, the well known operator, who bas been with the Art Parlors for several years, is still kept busy producing the finest effects in photography that are turned out anywhere.

Mr. Wendell will remain with the Art Parlors, where everybody wanting flist-class work Is invited to call and see him. tf Lieutenant Del.any of tbe Ninth Infantry is at the Glranl. awaiting the arrival of bis regiment now enroute from Fort Russell, near Cheyenne, Wyoming, to this department. Tbe headquarters of the regiment with two companies will be at Wiugato, two companies will go to Fort Whipple, two to Fort Apache, and two to Fort Thomas.

The lieutenant bas seen ears of service, and is a very pleasant, genial gentleman. Tub Democrat is pained to learn that Miss Minnie Swan, daughter of A. M. Swan of the Journal editorial staff, Is lying near to gates of death with that dread disease consumption. Miss Swan is a young lady of more than ordinary intellectual attainments and brilliancy of mind and ber death will prove a crush ing blow, not only to ber grief stricken parents, but to all wbo enjoy ber acquaintance.

Miss Swan's sister bas been telegraphed for at Yates City, and will arrive In a few days. Maior A. R. Chaffee, of tbe Cth cav alry, the well-known soldier and Indian fighter, Is at the Glrsrd bouse enroute to Fort Cummlugs, where he will be permanently stationed. Tbe major's troop hss been operating from Cummiogs all summer and has now been permanently assigned to that post.

The major has been to Fort Wtngate superintending the shipments ot the troop's property to Its new location. Major Chaffee is a veteran soldier who prefers tbs field to the parlor, and bears a record of which anv offloer might well be proud, tie will go south in the morn- wit- Rothgeb's brewery at Las Vegas Is one ot tbe most extensive and complete establishment! of the kind In the country. It has a capacity ot 6,000 barrels of beer yearly, and lias bulltnpalarge trade tnthe territory. The county of Taos alone receives one and a naif oars weekly of tbe amber fluid. The brewery keeps constantly In the vaults, which are kept at a temperature of 1 degrees above trees-ing point about 15,000 gallons of beer, and none Is placed upon tbe market until It Is four months old.

Tbe beer Is becoming famous. Attached to the brewery la a complete bottling establishment, which la kept constantly busy filling J. O. AfcBMOHT. W.

TatboW. wHeleiaH ratal! ttqaor Ulffara. AlboqMtqaa, X. M. OaiTtaa ta Ian 4 aa4 Imi Mock of bt bmmIm thewmf eat, aad aukaa nllt)r o( Im old whla klM.

1 Ml Uho Wlm. LtaMm nilClitn hmt for family mmi aaadloal M. Talbott'a uipltnM la all IM appointment parlor toaay ta tha territory aol nrM 'or W. j. Laaip'a MebratM m.

1M oaar. xai boat's atmtraaaa billiard and raadlna room aa Bntaawlak saMaa. All aba lead I dally apara Ilia. Aekaovladirad by all aatha twist aopalar taaort la tin southwest for raraiiBg tu-tf. ftpselal local boMom will ba Inserted In Taa iniKKUl JOT iseeaia a una.

Kooai au rtrNabtf la reading matter oenta a Una. LOCAL LACONICS. Iraon the itiiuo iacatT. Kteam bread at the Vienna babery. llve the Hhenfleld boyi a rowilng ben efit to-night.

Tba rain aeema to bava been general all over the went. Fro. lunch at tba A Mine every nlgbt from 7 p. m. to 12.

Anbeuaer Bush at tbe Aldlne with a big beer on the tide. I Wanted at tbe San Felipe, a chamber maid. Anply at once. Fred. Herman, the artistic wood carver superintending the repair to be made on tba Armljo house.

Don't buy your clothing aud unit" fur Dishing goods until roii have flrit visited I'helpa Bennett. 31 Chat. Zeigar returned thm morning from a soceeuful business trip along the Atlantic A Pacific railroad. Go to the Aldlne and try I lie linest free lunch In town from m. to 12 from p.

m. to 6 p. m. aud from 7 p. to 12 in.

tf Tbe carcaM of a bear waa found near springs tbe other day. It is sup poaed to be the one Cap Frieud soared to death. Hon Touiaa Outlearez, of Kl Katirbo. is iii tbe city. Ho reports the ruin up above last nlgbt to have benefitted the crops a great deal.

C. Conor Roberts will return tonight from a trip to the Socorro gold llelds. Mr. Roberts will take charge of tbe city department of Thk Hkmockat. "I.ucretla Borgia" is a grand play, and in tbe hands of tbe excellent Stud com pany tt will be rendered In llrst-class shape.

From the present outlook, the opera house will be crowded to-night. E. J. l'ost A Co. have tbe contract for doing all tbe gas and water pipe lilting in Die Armlio bouse.

W. K. Talbott Is having first-class work done in all repairs of the old popular hostelry. The Band of Hope will meet at the Academy at 4 o'clock to-morrow afternoon, at which time tbe election of of-lloers will take place, ss well as other Important business. A full attendan is equested.

Tbe regular T. S. F. train due here at 4 o'clock this morning, is delayed by a washout east of La Junta. A 'plug" train carrying local mail and passengers will leave I.a Junta about noon for the south.

A force of printers are now busily engaged on Tub Democrat's premium list for the coming fair. The live business men an patronizing Its advertising columns very largely. The list will be in handsome pamphlet form. Not a particle of calomel, nor any other deleterious substance, enters into the composition of Ayer'i Pills. On the contrary, this medicine is carefully compounded from tbe curative properties of purely vegetable substances.

Try It. If you wish to restore tbe bloom to your waited cheek, and so improve your bealtd that plumpness and strength will succeed emaciation and debility, purify your blood with Ayer's Sarsaparllla. This remedy will benefit you more surely and speedily than any other. Ci Tbe night force on Thk Democrat were made a soup-premely happy (a pun) last night by the appearance of an envoy from the Aldlne saloon bearing In hit kid gloved hands a tray' loaded with clam soup, wsthetlo crackers and other edibles calculated to tickle the palate of newspaper royalty. Tbe dust of yesterday looks sad and dejected to-day.

The glorious rains descended In great shape during the greater portion of the night, cooling the atmosphere and making glad the hearts of all who possess garden track reservations. ReantUul rain, beautiful rain, Uet a move on yourself and do It strain. When tbe Shenfleld boys kneel down to amy their prayers to-night It Is to be hoped they may be able to chip In a great big bundle of thanks tor the generosity of our cltlsens. The organisation Is a credit to the City and should be warmly encouraged. Let a crowded house ex-prase tbe appreciation In which they are held by the people.

BosenwaM Bros, purchased yesterday the second largest wool clip on record In the territory. The wool was grown by Jacob Trisart who received a comfortable price tor It. Bosenwald Bros: are making Urge purchases of wool, hides and pelts, making that business a specialty. They have a flowing well of greenbacks and are paying prices at which prodnocra never sic. A train toed of fine beef cattle destined for tbe Kansas City market came la on the a.

At, last night, and on account of tbe washout on tbe Santa Fs road would not be received by that company. Tbe A A P. folks ankiaded the cattle at Barr station, few miles out, where they win be ted and eared for until forwnraea. Tbe stock belongs to the Altec cattle company and Is tbe shipment spoken of in yesterday's DMOnuT. The boy In charge are in the elty enjoying a bit Of HaBruU If Dsnlel 0.

Dare, formerly of Santa Fe, will immediately communicate with tbe undersigned, be will learn of something to bis silvan tavge. It. WAItMKN. 10.1 uteod Albuquerque or Santa Fe. IMaaolutSon Nollrr.

The co-partnership heretofore existing between Jake KuJolph and Henry Faber Is, by mutual consent, dissolved Ibis day. Jake Rudolph will continue the business, and will pay all bills ami collect all Indebtedness to the tlrm. Jakk IlKNKY FAIIKIt. Albuquerque, July (i, lswi. oliitneli to Happy reliil from Kxeessca in early youth.

Nervous dfbllity and all t'hronlc special diseases cu red by tbn new treatment. Obstacles to marriage removed. Books, t'lrculsrs and Reports sent free in sealed envelope Address Howakk Association I'm i.ahki.I'IU a Pa. lUiuiitr.t lleillovl o. Strung tms removed his immense stock uf s'imd-lianil goods into (he new brick block on the corner of Second street mill i'opper avem where be ill sell good mid loan money at old popular rates.

tf Steam bread freh at the Vienna bakery twice a day in tin' iniTiiing anil at night. (in iii the Vii'iin i IuI.imt rin.l your bread. Steam iiread. Fresh llri'inl Uyo llrcml. lining made bread.

lenna Bread. (Iraliain Itreail etc rVUi complaint of thousands kIituii: I mm Asthma, Con sumption, Coni'li. Uf. i'id you ever try Acker's Emrh'li It is the le8t preparation r.imwii fur nil I. unp Troubles, sold on a pnviiw.

ua-sMc. 60c hy W. Walton. A I iHiniicrniie. ami A.

A Shaw. Han Man-litl. "TVjvyV trifle with any Throat or Lung Disease. If you have a Cough or Cold, or the children are threatened with Crou or hooping C'ongb use Acker's English Keinedy and prevent further trouliie. It is a positive cure, and we guarantee it.

Price 10 and 60c. hy W. V. Wiiltim, mill In A A "haw, San Miircliii. muk I rt III.M I ION.

No. I.anh okkm k. at Santa N. i May J7, l.vKi. i Notice is hereby given that the following named settler lias Hied notice of bis intention to make final proof In support of bis claim, mid that sahl proof will be made before the I'robate lerk of Bernalillo County at Albuquerque, N.

on July 111, lHRli, viz James K. Alexander, of Bernalillo County, N. for the S. K. section 20, township II N.

range VV lie nami'B the following witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon, ami cultivation of. said laud, viz Alexander Conrad. William t'rane, Wni. ll.llulvey and Charles Kllnn, all of Coolidge, N. M.

F. Easi.kv, Register. Till STKE'S S. I.K. Whereas, Louisa A.

Conner and Albert Conner, her husband, of Bernalillo county. Territory of Xew Mexico, on the Bixth (8tb) day of December. A. I 1SS4. by their certain deed of trust, of that date, recoided in Book No.

1. on page IMN, 310 and the records of the office of the prohitto clerk and ox-officio recorder ot said County of Bernalillo, and Territory ol Xew Mexico, did convey to Harvey H. Fergusson, as trustee, the following real estate 6ituate In the town of Albuquerque, County of Bernalillo, and Territory of New Mexico, and described as follows 1M number six (li) In block number sixteen (10), as known ami designated on the map of tin? town of Albuquerque. In said county ami tirritoiy, niiule by John A. Fulton, a ml lili'il In the ofll of the probate i'Ici ami ex iH'n'in ncoiilir of said county, oil the lay of May A.

1880; to secure to Toniast ('. (in-tierres, tbe payment of two certain prom- lsory notes, bearing even date with saiil deed of trust, with Interest from date at the rate of twelve (12) per cent, per an no in until paid, payable quarterly: And whereas one of said notes is now due and unpaid Now therefore, at tbe request of Tomasc. Uutlerres, the legal bolder of said note, and lu accordance with tbe terms and conditions ot said deed of trust, and tbe powers vested in me. I do hereby slve notice, that for tbe purpose of paying tbe same, and all costs arising therefrom, I will on Wednesday, the 28th dayof July.A. 1888, at the hour of twelve o'clock, noon, at the front door of tbe poitefflee In tbe town ot Albuquerque, Uoonty of Bernalillo ana Territory of New Mexico, sell the above described property at public auction, to tbe highest tna Best Diaaer ror casn.

ilARvir jti. irocsson. Trustee. Albuquerque, N. July 13th, 1886.

GRANT OPERA HOUSE, Commencing Monday, July 19. First appeartnoe in this oity of tbe cele-bfated end popular Stuttz Dramatic Co. FRIDAY NIGHT, JULY Grand Complimentary. Benefit. 'RIP IMI JINKLE In which will appear J.

K. Alma and Ivy Stutti in tbelr special supported by Brit-class artists. EOEETEBT AID COSTUMES Admission 1. No extra charge for reserved seati, now on sale at Ilfeld Bros. Grand- Saturday Afternoon Uatines.

Admission oeiiti. Children 10 cento. A large Assortment, all Grades, in all kinds of cases from $8.00 WATCHES. Elgin, Qririnrrfiol-! Auroro up to $250,00. Avenue, NEW MEXICO Send fur price list before buying rl ARTHUR EVERETT, The Practical Watchmaker.

of that cily nus told of the fact in a harness store anil as so affected at the sad news that she shed a torrent of tears and ber last sipinre meal on the lloor. Sweet -ened water nils Ion lirh fur her blood. The latest telegraph bull came to TllK Dkvociia I in Hie dispatches lust night. We were told that the eicuinj; session in tiie house of representatives would lie for debate on the interest at commerce hills." The dispatch was taken by a pet parrot which sometimes isits the olllce to amuse the hoys ith it- rillitiinj; talk. The dispatch when interpreted read that the session would he for the mii-lilcrit-tlon of "Inter-stale commerce hills." This is a great big Diirbiim bull.

Despite the rain a fair crowd attended the entertainment given by the pupils of the Indian school last evening. The young descendants of l.o acquitted themselves in a very creditable manner and won the applause of the audience ery frequently. It Is hoped tbe education tbe dusky youths are acquiring will teach them that it is bettor to live in peaceful happiness than to go forth and seek for the hair of others. It Is to he regretted that the rain prevented the house from being crowded. Our worthy townsman, O.

Pitman Smith is now in Jonesburg visiting among friends and relatives. The Mont gomery county. Journal has this to say of Mr. Smith. lions, (i.

P. Smith and II. V. attended the St. Charles celebration last Monday, at which time and place Mr.

Smith with his usual courtesy and 111-ingncss to help In all public matters, ad dressed the people. This reminds us that we want to tell our army of readers bow much Mr. Smith's numerous friends anJ admirers here are pleased and delighted to bave him with us again during the campaign of 'si; lie is an able ora tor fluent aud easy In his speaking aud always willing to do all in his power which is by do means small for Die good of his party and tbe public generally. lie helped, In our campaign two years ago With a disinterestedness highly commendable. He delivered an able address at the 4th of July celebration last year at Montgomery Clty.we could not but think last Saturday while at tbe same place on a like occasion, that bad Hon.

G. Pitman Smith been' present that another address able, eloquent and willingly delivered would so muoh enhanced tbe enjoyment 01 the occasion. He Is democrat of the Arts water and on his ability and kindness there can be no discount. An Interesting and exciting feature of the territorial fair will be the bose -company tournament. Las Vegas has two companies which manifest a desire to be present and compete for tbe premiums offered, and tbe following clipped from the El Paso Times, would Indicate that the department from that city may also be present "This evening the Are de partment will meet to consider tbe Invl-vatlon from the Albuquerque department to enter the tournament to be held in that city In September next It Is desired to notify the Invitation committee aa early as possible of' our resolve, so that pre parations may be made In case of acceptance.

The Times, and we are all firemen, votes to accept, by all means. Our little volunteer department has done some good work, and has always been found ready to respond to any call of duty. Barely have tbe boys any chance to amuse themselves as a body without great cost and exertions on their own This trip should receive the encouragement of every well- wisher of the department, because it Is not only calculated to amuse the laddies, hut they may lean something at the contest, and area If victory should sll to others, they will profit by such competitive drills and make themselves more efficient had We hope to see the boys go, and we will expect to- learn of their winning tbe first prUe." Railroad ALBUQUERQUE. A written jjuarantee with every watcb. where.

-AT- 3 li VIM' IH -jjsl I'hHo i I Our Stock is Large and Complete. Our Prices are Lo' OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Ladies and Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Liquors, Groceries and Provsioift In tact everything pertaining to a flrstclaai Establishment. ROSENWALD BROS RAILROAD AVENUE. ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.

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