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The daily critic., 1890-12-08
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BOWL ES-MiuhaeI BUwles beloved
Ius band nt Ouhie M. kpE.es, departed Ia.-
life al .iJ December s. 1-Iu, az MS late E-Hl
leEce, ISIS Twentieth street northwest
BROWN -Ou December 4 1879, at $50 u
m.. at The residence of S. Hauu1 il bl.t-
more. David Brown. En-.
HALLIDAY December @, ls4l, az $50 a.
M, after a painful Illness, Bertha 6artuHs
youngest daughter Cf the late hu1lf- ana
Eel Halliday, aged "a years ana 20 months
sNITH ION tle evening of uecemleT F.
1850 after a short illness. lu l-N.lAH la.ar
Ar- Anna NJ a. omltlr former u.- Eg5.....t
uf thls District.
WIBIET AT BIS residence. % street
northwest, Mr g. H Wlu.-t
GAIT Ion sunday December l-a 40
5l a. mr. AHuas = sa.tr .a ta= u ; ear
DIS age
FUNERAL private from raa residence Of 0's
bEutEer, William Gale, $50. l-l AiEIh street
northwest, .l lL-s1aF, L11uu-zI 2. aa -l 20
"a, u-
EENBALL.-Cu December E, an DE ra-i.
leuce ul her SON. Mount Pleasant. , ..t
ELru Tree widow 10 the .ltu John Edward
kendall
MILLER AT Der residence u tas5 e.sF
l.ul Connecticut aFtt "a. .u saturday morn.
widow " rlr late Senator aa4a p A4#H 70.
days.
Funeral services at me residence 81 %
l't.lla a. poe gtFlaF fre .ll Il7taat- l-a
Igarg iute-meul 4t Rock Greek Cemetery.
BURNETT -At THri=. France. ul sunday
morning IeUeEH Eer .-.H AlH4#. u.aHl
ut Hl. swan A ala Frances Hg.--.- .sa
EHrr
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DID NOT SHOOT AT The OFFICER.
On the Contrary, Wttnesses said IN,
Policeman Did the shoottng.

On the Contrary, Wttneases said the
Policeman Did the shooting.
Samuel Clark, an employe of the
City Postofllce, aud for a long time a
servant in the family Of General Bing.
ham, was before Judge Miller this
afternoon on a charge Of having as
saulted and attempted 10 kill officer
Kerston on the 18Th Of November, and
also with carrying concealed weapons.
On the date mentioned Officers Kers.
ton and Armstead attempted 10 arrest
some colored men, who were engaged
in creating disturbance at the corner
Of Sixteenth and l. streets northwest.
Clark was in the crowd, and both
officers testified that he took a revolver
from his pocket aud fired at Officer
Kerston To the contrary, five wit.
nesses testified that Clark started to run
when officer Kerston ordered him to
halt and then fred At him. No pistol
was fired by Clark at all. The
latter gave as his excuse for running
away that he did not want 90
lose his position In the Postofice. No
weapon was found on Clark, and both
charges against him wefC dismissed. A
fine Of s. was imposed for disorlerly
conduct
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
The valve Blew ON.

PIITsBURG, Pa, Dee Suddenly
Increased pressure Of gas in the natural
gas main supplying fuel 10 the Cont
mental Tube Works Company. located
on Second avenue, blew a stop cock out
Of the pipe connected with a stove in
the machine department, az 6:lj O'Clock
this morning WatChman Campbell
was seriously burned IN his repeated
attempts 10 replace The broken yslye
and save his employers property. The
flames got beyond bis control aud
damaged the machine department, Oh
warehouse and pattern department to
The extent Of so 900. Fully insured
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
A GubornatoriaI Possibility

Congressman Yoder Of Ohio IS IRE.
quently mentioned In connection with
the Office Of Sergeant at Arms Of the
next House. Ike Hill. also Of Ohio, Is
a candidate for the same office. a
friend Of Judge Noder Just arrived
from his Buckeye home said to-day:
Ibid you know that Iodrr was Just
now enjoying a litue Gubernatorial
boomy Well, he Is, aud / tell you Il g.
q boom that will grow. Jimmy Camp.
bell, by reason Of his foolish course In
charging the members of the Cincinnati
Board Of Public Works with being
pack of thieves without possessing "a
scintilla Of evidence 10 back up his
charges, has weakened himself all over
the State. Old time Democrats are
now casting about for successor TO
Campbell Noders name Is frequently
mentioned and believe when the con
venllon Is called will be In the lead.
Noder Is one Of the plain people. lie
IS as bright as Bland dollar. with a
clean record, and II nominated against
Mckinley or Charlie Foster would
sweep the State. So far as Campbell Is
concerned, be Is out of II YOlgr Is
the coming man.
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
gLElnlEEa FgREcrel no rbIL.
chicago urokcrs rc.t a Nouce 20 raat

chicago Urokcra rc4t Notice 20 ruat
rGcct
A dispatch from Chicago 60 tic New
York Nai end Ews says that C0un-
gelmon S Co. have posted notice that
Wanam7ker Is expected to raiI.
Nr. Wanamaker Is on nis ws~ to this
city from Philadelphia and VIII arrive
at 3 o'clock
Mr. Cushing, Postmaster General
Wanamaker's private secretary, was
seen by CuIrIc reporter and told VI
the news received from Chicago. lie
said that he would prefer not to discuss
the matter ruuher than to say ,h1 he
did not believe there was The slightest
foundation for The report
Postmaster General Wanam8ker ar-
rivudir Washington this afternoon Iu
answer 90 a question concerning his rg-
ported failure rut TO him by q reporter
os be stepped OH The train Mr Wana-
maker said "I know nothing Of &C."
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
ISo PoIities in Club Life.
ne NsI1 T6TE SHH

Those who have not lived IN Wash
ingIon think Of II only in the political
character, yet politics is the last topic
discussed In the clubs and the man
siOns Of the capital II Is not only bad
form 10 talk politics there IL Is i'm
possible 20 DO it, Men of both parties
and of all factions meet together in the
drawing rooms, and strong friendships.
like that Of Senator Voorhees, and james
O.. Blaine, grow up between men Of
contrary political views Besides,
where every man Is = politician rests
from politics is ,he one thing sought by
Oh when social affairs provide a truce
between statesmen.
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
Band d oulI.us broken U.

GRAFTON, W. VA, Dee s.-The
organized band Of robbers who have
been operating 10 Eastern West Yir-
ginia, Western Mary land aud one OF
two of the southern counties Of Penn
sylyauia for years past is about broken
up. Five of the members Of the band
are In the West Virginia peniteutiary,
and ten more are under arrest George
Frey their leader now IN prison has
made a fun confession
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KILLED By AN EXPLOSION

The Boiler Of a Locomotive Dsats
Death TO rratn Hands.
BUFFALO. n Y, Dec s-A boiler
Of a Lehigh Valley locomotive exploded
at Z o'clock this morning at Dale, two
stations from Utica The engineer,
Thomas Mahoney. and the fireman, j.
Their bodies have been taken TO Dale.
The locomotive was attached 10 the
cast bound freight The train was about
TO stop for water when the explosion
occurred. The boiler was lifted from
ifs trucks and carried backward about
eighty feet. The tender and trucks did
not leave the rails.
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
Lost His Money

Richard IL. Harris, a merchant Of
Austin, Texas. recently came 10 Wash
ington 10 look in on Congress and visit
the public buildings Of the capital. and
registered at the Metropolitan Hotel.
While standing at the desk 10 the hotel
rotunda yesterday afternoon Harris re-
ports that he lost or had stolen $40.
lie rather inclines 10 the theory that
Il was stolen, as he was very careful 20
place his money seemingly In his
pocket The police are making an in
VestigatiOn.
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
Des,itution in okIaloma

ToFEEA. KAN. Dee S-Greal d1sti-
tuition prevails iu Oklahoma, where hun
dTeds Of families are without necessary
food on clothing W. s. Giles. who
went 10 that Territory during the rush.
passed through lhis city yesterday sH
F9Hts % Indiana 10 solicit food and
money llT the destitute settlers. He says
thousands OF persons are on the verge Of
Starvation
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
Tmn sIIrht Eir..

About o'clock this morning there
was slight fire at No. 1923 II street
northwest, owned by Frederick Schnei-
der and occupied by Rose I. Hunter
The fire was caused by the curtains in
a window on the second floor becoming
ignited from a lamp. The damage was
500 covered by insurance.
At4.30 O'Clock this morning a frame
house In the county, occupied by Solo
mon Kemp and owned by Mrs. Anna
O'HaTe, was totally destroyed BY IRE.
The loss Is $3.50, with 10 Insurance.
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
FOURDERED At SEA

a belgian Vessel with Oae Hundred
Boys ON Board Goes Down.
AsTENo, Dec S-A fishing smack
which arrived at this port this morning
brings with her the alarming report of
the laundering at sea OF the Belgian
training ship VILE dAuvers with 100
boys on bosrd
The BELGIAN Government Is without
any Information corroboradve Of the re-
port, which is generally disholieved
OsTEND, Dec. S-The Belgian CIV
eminent has received information Of the
safety Of the traininr-ship Vile d. An
vers, which, with 100 boys on board,
was reported TO have foundered at
Cpg
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
A dispute Led, 10 aIardsr

LENNeToN. KY. Dee Trainer
James Riley Ehilel shot and killed Ben
iamin Slaughter .c0lOTgdI yesterday az
The training stable OF ID. j. Treacy, near
this city. The two men became involved
about the amount Of authority Riley
had in ihe place Slaughter struck
Riley, when The latter drew a pistol aud
shot The negro dead Riley gave him
self up 10 the authorities.
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
WHERE ARE THEY 2
NiTe Persons MysteFiousIy Disappear
Within q Few Weeks.

III = Y "EHWNI7 ~ y 8T|IIWII"TT HEI'N III y
Within Few Weeks.
READING, Pa, Dec. s.-Niue persons
have mysteTiously disappeared from the
neighb0Thood within the past five
weeks and II is The general opinion that
they have been foully dealt with.
Their names are jonathan Smith Of
this city. Thomas Mengle Of Pine
Grove, Geo. Miller Of SchuYlkill Haven,
three boys. Jessie Corbet Of Phmuix-
vile. Francis Schell of Washington
and keIling Sellers OF Robesania. John
KeHOyoski, HickeTy swamp Antonio
sud- of Temple and Rosa A. B, Freess,
pnIlslnMn.
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IL ume.r MlII Esea..r-

FoEI WAYNE. IND Dec. Il Is
now thought that Officer kenneily,
Who was shot by Mease Saturday al
Cberubusco. will recover, while Marvin
Kuh8s, the desperate, who received
four bullets In bis back, is IN critical
condition al The county Jail Mease has
a bullet through his thigh, but Is rest
ing easy and is not considered 90 De In
any danger
The daily critic., 1890-12-08

ouj again the trousers werc or exact io
The iailu was mazad. r1r instead oil
his having 10 c1t The legs of the gar
meut oif The mon bad actually length
Ttd his legs. The secret was
alecCd 20 be tha. the man had two
cork legs and had simply set them q
fiffIp Irurrr
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
ReyoIutionizInE Button Manufactur-
Ing

BuDuNGHAM, CoNN., Dec. sc. *
J Griffin Of NewtoWn, owners Of pat
enis that they claim will reyolutonize
the manufacture Of buttons, have De
cided 10 establish a plant here. The
mscbiues will do the work Of four Of
the old style and with less labor They
expect 10 control the market OF the
United States.
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
mIu Gst Oatlntbe sumuer.

William Miner a -oIorti man was
tried t1 day f0r the larceny of s. and
coat worth $40 from Albert Hamilton
lie Is an GA offender aud The evidence
against him Was conclusive. 81 Judge
Miller sent bin % ill for 81 m1ulls.
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Mzds al Assignment.

New N0Rk. Dec. S-H. ". Silver
man & Co. - East Eighteenth street,
manufacturers Of hats, caps ETC. have
made an assIgnmelL b ]. b. M.lelr-e-
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nnrrleh

ESLIE.-Ou che lfh iH--8Hr.
Hey. "A. r. q. Appel united iu marriage 81 '-s
IDA III Leslie uf L0uduul County, Aa.- ans
pr George a. shower of Baltimore q IsF
relatives were present, among Ineu N I. 'r
n u AnLL..L. .uL vi.
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
II PIan.IhIn Iira.nn-

Fg0m ne Cigttlsr ant Faga,fsr.
Bdggs-I wonder Why Robinson
doesn wear his oyercoat ont nights.
GTiggs-He probably doesn care %
sleep al bis uucle's.
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
soeiaIIatIc Leaders

BERLIN, Dec S.-The Socialist uam1-
Gratis have elected Herr Bebel aud 3l-is-
ter IS their parliamentary leaders
The daily critic., 1890-12-08

Dr. pIertr's PelleLs curz constipation,
bIliou6uess, sllk headache, biliaaa head
aehe ana aiI arrangements q the stomach,
liver and bowels.
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
NrcrinN sArrs
csc sucESsy Aos,aasm

CtEo. w sTiCENEY huetuaen-
" lg9 ,fn e.
Trustees skLE nt VERY NALrNn.
No.H Rsfl.E N.arH"Esr
Eg q ds
..'.fI IH I.uer Nu ff aH.
90 '.e HrN records ..r Ha a-t..f ."r
..H .rt 800 the re.rt u' '1. party
..rt8 ..ur.Uv. w N.It offer for ss'. .0 ...n.
" fLrr. u.sta,uu il ESD tA. THE i.'I 1.|
on N tFNEEi ls.1, 8tt a01'eldok b.. rl.. tH.
....N .ns Cu..r'ug3 property. iu tUe eIIc uI
Wa.a.u. luu. Ti-tr.t Ot Columbia tu W.'.
Al. wi numbered fourteen 90, '0 Colt
man q NtlrI'e. trustees .uHtINi i-IHn oL .H..
I1 square two luri1ci and seventy y-s,Ee1
...1I
Torm. OF sale. Orefhir3 cash and the ball.
arre 0n ore o. and two CD yolr7, with ilt.F
e.f aJ thc fgte Of six Wl per ceutIm per Ig-
mum, payable semi iannuaIlv and secured ur
deed ot trust ON the prygett0 sold, 0l aI
cash 9t The option Of the purchaser One
hundred dollars deposit af time lf sfla ait
gunyoyurCiuga at purchaser cost. Tern. tH
he complied with iu .Ve days, gr the urHu.
Crty will be rcsuld at ri-k HrI cost soft doe
fauItirc purchaser after five l3y- rag3vur
fisgmCut ir TUG w hsuiNsTnN 'WHH.
TOUy T ARMS
NN. MAY-E fg.
doteCd6ds Tutre.
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A Dramatic scloIaTship

There Is d plan on foot fll DE
graduates Of the American Academy 8f
Dramatic Arts, who are extensively
represented In professional companies
90 give a matinee performance u New
York during the winter "A feature Jt
The performance viii be the pIsseuta-
lion OF an original play The proceeds
of this matinee are % be devoted % an
alumni scholarship. which Is 10 BE-
awarded % The most promising and
worthy applicant % lhe Academy tr
the ensuing wear
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
FoR SALE AND RENT

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
II HuY@
THOMAS p. wAGGAMAS. on ? street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
g STORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES FOR
SALE
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Hov % Hseoms J Reporter.

HCW 20 become a reporter Read
THE CmIIg shorthand course.
The daily critic., 1890-12-08

ss @ asss sssR ss as e = 81 "a ea a Ssis Ss a. q.
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
The Chicago Market.

CHcAGo, Dec. S. Opening
Wheat-NIaY, 0SI; Corn-Decembgr,
51s May, "A. Olts-May, 45s. Pork
January, 1911; May, II 30. Lard
January, 577I; May. G31l. Ribs
January, 3. 10, May, $50.
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
c0uMIssI0NEE o. DEEDS

n s. EUNDY. C0MH0F DEE8s EJH AEI
~ States lua Territories, ass ~ avs. qs-,
The daily critic., 1890-12-08
F0R DEsPEFsIA

HROWass IRON BIEEERs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-26
Frank LssiIe's Popular Monthly for
 March. 1890.

Frank Vincent, the we'll known trav-
 eler, author of the recently published book, Around and About South America" and of forthcoming work on Central America, furnishes an eiab. crate leading article on "The Republics of Central America" in the March number of Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly. Guatemala. Honduras, Sal va6er. Nicaragua and Costa Rics are geographically described, with numer- GUS Gnd hesutifal illustrations, snsak- iag a contribution of the highest intrin- sic interest, as well as ef peculiar time Illness in connectie. with the work of tbe Pan-American Congress. Other illustrated articles offer attractions in variety ef direcsions-notsbly Fred eriok Daniels charming description ef Richmond, Virginia's historic capital: "The Music Of Al nations" as exem-. pliked at the Paris Exrcsisios: "where Garfield was Canal boy" an account of g lsisurely voyage on the Ohio Canal; Ostrich Feathers" frsm the bird te the bonnet; The Photographic Auto biography of Sioux Chief," etc. Alfred H Guernsey begins series of papers cn Frederick tue
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-26
From e,nal County.

The following items are giesned from the Florence Enterprise;
 A l'eripatetic tin-horn sambler got the better of the banking games at Casa Granas, shert time since. and having got all there was in the bank, saed for ths balance due him befsrs Judge Mar shall. The decision ei the court was that such debts were net eollectible under the law.
 The Monarch oi the Sea mSne has been cold to New York parties for $500, GOO.
 The coatrset for carrying the mail from Florence to the King was let to V. H. Pesse. The same party gets the contract from Casa GraRde ts Sacaton for $3S1-tke last contract was for $609.
 s. w. Pomeroy got the route from Florence to Globe for S6,O00.
 J.B. Cslgrcve secured the plum by bidding sl, 300 on the route frem River side to Benson.
 ". M. Griffith & Cs. secured their old line, but it is not known at what fgurss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-26

A man, who refused to give his nane reported at this office. teddy, tha, while engaged Tn placer mining on the Hassaysmps, yesterday, below the Howard mine, he found lot of small hrownish Jumps of peculiar shape in his recker-something entirely differ eat fren anything seen in mining camp. The steam was rising from them, and they were extremely hot to the touch He gathered up about two dozen of them and took them ev.r to J. A Parks camp, to have them as- saved. By the tine be reached Mr. Parks camp they had become cold, but that gentleman placed them en the fire, and when thoroughly warm pre- ceeded to his analysis of them. After the last one of the two dozen had dis appeared, Mir. Park pronounced the sample an excellent specimen Of fried oysters. George Alleyne, ss English gentleman, who heard the story related, as told above, i'm saediately took q working bond on the mans claim, and says he can obtain the exclusive right te furnish Queen Victoria with Ameri- can oysters from tho bed of the Has sayampa, fl the story does not prove to be "yarn
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-26
salt water Good for the Ey.s.

One or twice week, st least, bathe the e.fes in salt and water; and occa- sionally, where the eyes are dull, 8 little ersnge-peel juice squeezed in them at nigh, will give them brilhancy without injury. Beiladonna, only as beauti- fer, should be absolutely avoided. It gives q large brilliant look to the eyes for time at the expense of every healthfnl function 0culists are oc- casionally compelled to use it, but ex- eept when under the care of special ist it should never be touched. Never strain the eyes on rising; do not read before eating. Tired eyes may be hathed in solution of alum and rose water. and early sleep be taken to re. stoie their brilliancy.-Ex.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-26

The following item. t,kea from a
 fhenix paper, should prsve interesting
 reading to railroad managers of north ern Arizena, and proper move should be made by them to prevent future items of similsr import: "Three car loads cf piping and machinery are at the Phenix depot awaiting transporta- ton to Walnut Grove, Yavapai county,
 being the property of that extensive corporation, the Walnst Grove Water Storage Co. These few carloads are eniy the advance guard of some hun. dred ar mere cars of freight which will be shipped from this point, the cem- pany thinking that via Phezix is the most advantageous route fer them to 1hip ever The People of Phsnix are not in any manner endeavoring te di- rect the traffic ef our neighboring coun- try from it's chief city, but dollars and cents is what influences business men in their transactions, hence saving of freight IS what has brought this about"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-26
After the Storm.

The rain storm, the biggest of the season, closed last evening about six o'clock. Granite creek reached its highes. peint about five o'clock when it reached from Granite street on the east side te point seve- ral feet SD Gurley street on the west si the cressIng of the latter street.
 A large psrtiOn of the ice factory f,osted down the stream in the after ncea, while mere of it is wrecked, and lies with one end in the stream.
 About thirty feet of vacant lof be- longing to chas. H. Akers, adjoining his residence en the south, went "dewu with the fiood,' rev channel to the stream being cut on the west side.
 Martin Maier's cellar, al tse Ex. change saloon, was flooded, although but little dam sge was sustained.
 The Chinese wash house, north of the ice factory, is undermined fer seve- ral feet, snd the well gone.
 The railread bridge across Granite creek, just north of tcwn, is reported badly dassaged.
 The water in the creek wes -hig her than it has been for ten years at least, and probably higher than 1t has ever been seen since the settlement of the country.
 Martin Msier lest portion Of his fence surrounding the Tiyoli grounds.
 The stage for the south, vis Black Canyon, which was compelled ts turn back st Lynx creek yesterday, started out again this msrRing.
 Tke telegraph line has been down sil day, and ne aail received to-day.
 The estgoisg train yesterday was unable to get beyond Chino valley, en account ei the h,idgs across the Verde river being wrecked. The three prin- cipsl bridges of the road are new dis sbied, and it wss reported to-day that it would require at least ten days 10 get them in condition fer use again. W. .. Potts, who is acting superintendent m the absence Of Superintendent Jenes, whe is east, left this afternoon, .e try te work his way through tc Prescott Juscties, on hand car, te secure assistance from tke Atlantic and Pacific railroad. As there IS ne telegraph communication, the condition of ,ae latter read IS not known. Passengers who were on yesterdays incoming train were taken hack to Chino valley, where they remained aii night. and where they were left to-day, the engine re- trrning to the Willow creek bridge.
 F. NJ. Murphy sent carriage out this afternoon to bring in seme friends of his whe were aseard the train.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-26
Wedding Annivcrs aries.

Ths following are the various titles CT welding anniversaries. Gut it out and put it in convenient place, be- cause when you do want it you will want !, badly;
 First wedding-Paper.
 Second wedsing-Straw.
 Thi,d Wedding-Csnay.
 Fourth wedding-Lsather.
 Filth wedding-Heeden. Tenth wedding-Tin.
 Twelfth wedding-Linen. Fifteenth wedding-Crystal, Twentieth wedding-Florsl. Twenty fifth wsddine-Silyer. Thiisieth wediing--Psarl Thiity-ftth weading--China. Fertieth wedding--Ceral. Fiftieth wedding-Gold. sevunty.tifth weading-Disnonds.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-26
Coed Appointment:

Our fermer townsman, and now fore man of the jouRSAL-MrSER, E S. Clark, has been appointed supervisor of the census tor this territory. We con- grstulate Elias on his geod luck, and we have no doubt the appointment will prove to be good one.-FlagstafF Democrat
 Mir Clark, Is a nephew of Gov. E. s. Stover. of this city, and will be remem- bered by eur citizens as formerly cen nected with the old Albuquerque Jour- sal-Albuquerque Citizen.