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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05

The New Mexico annual conference OF
ia" NJ +. church south, met IN FL Paso,
Texas, on Wednesday last, Aug. &c, and
adjourned yesterday, after q most har.
monlous session, Bishop Key presiding.
Ga sunday morning, after preaching by
the bishop, u =, Brown and I. Is. Cox
we're ordained travelling elders. Tho
regular annual Conference class meeting
was held Sunday morning. conducted by
Rev, Is. J. II. Thomas. The pulpits OF
the Protestant churches OF the CITY were
filled by members ~ the conference on
Sunday morning, and IN the evening ser.
vlces wer" dispensed with in them TO at
tend the conference communion services,
which were held after a grand sermon by
Rev. J. d. Bush, on text from isom. s.32.
The next session Of the conference will
be held next year At San Marcial, Now
McNlco.
The followlnk are the appointments for
the present conference year. There will
he bu, two presiding elders districts, In.
stead OF three, az last year. Rev. j. ID.
Bush, having served four years on tho
Albuquerque district, could not be again
reappolnted, as that IL the limit.
Eddy dlstriot-l. n. Crutchheld, pre-.
siding elder.
Eddy ststion-To le supplied by Robert
Hodgson.
lioswsll-J. ID. Bush.
White Oaks W. L. Burk
Bonito-B b. Scroggins.
Penasco To be supplied by J. c.
Gage.
Pecos City J. NJ. CrutchReld.
Alpine j. ID. Sawder.
J ID, Bush Agent ~ the Las Vegas
seminary and La Mesa college.
J, Is, Cox Located at his own quest
10 attend school.
III Paso district J. NJ. Stevenson. pre-.
siding elder.
III Paso station W. ID. Robinson.
La Mean To be supplied.
Demibg Is. j. II. Thomas
Silver City To be supplied.
San Msrcisl-S W. Thomas.
Socorro &. II. Gayett.
Magdalena and Kelly Jas. A, Crutch
field.
Albuquerque ID. q. Brown.
Gallup VIM, ID. Clayton,
IDos CerrillOs W. Is. Jennings.
Las Vegas u. J, Waugh
Chloride and FairyicW To be supplied
by J. 1. Alliaon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
Hotei M san Pedro.

To day MIR. T. Powers will close his ex
cellent hotel on the upper Pecos, and
will remove the furniture 10 san Pedro
where he will open Hrs, class hotel this
week. The hotel on the P-cos viii be re-
opened in the spring, aud viii deserve a
liberal patronage. There Ia 40 more
pleasant spot in the country 10 recreats
during the summer months. Mr. F.Gtem.
ole and wife had charge OF the hots! th,s
season and they made It pleasant TOT
guests, They will have charge 81 the
san Pedro hotel, and will make II pop
ular place to the travelling public. Mr.
Powers haa done much TO make the Re
cos river country a popular resort, and
his hotels at Glorietta and Pe0os are q
great convenieocs TO tourists. t
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05

IN New Mexico ~ years ago, and many
~ the old tuners he met With then are
to day residing in this vicinity. DIR.
I Stracban. II. V, harris aud others are
veil acquainted With the veteran horse
breeder % Kansas.
The road 20 the ntaiua-tbat ~,
/ tho extension Of Railroad avenue beyond
the Sharick property, needs the atten.
ton ~ the county conn issionere, and
that al once. 4 culvert has been recent
y washed away, and u road has been
iormed ON the sides. On dark nights,
however. the road Ia dangerous travelling,
and the commissioners shouldn't once re-.
pair tie damaged culvert.
4 letter from Boston states that Mra.
Anne Diten and her charming daugh
ter, Mrs Eta \ Kumncy, who formerly
taught the lndian school at Laguua,
viii r"tur To- the clty IN about three
weeks, probably before the fair, and
make thelr future home here Tue com
INK ~ Mra. Rumn-y will doubtless bc
halted with delight 10y certain young
gentlemen Who were more than pleascd
IN sending wet choice boxes - fruita,
etc
Mr. " r. Twc!vrtpee, private score
Tar! t. General Superintendent Nicker
son, ~ the Atcmson, Topeka a Santa re,
Topeka, Kansas, reached here this morn.
INK accompanied 10y h,s wife and iuthcr
Il H. THclverrees. Mr.. Twel,etrrca,
senior, Is an English railway official and
has j et arrived III thls country from
London, England. on VISIT 10 his con.
The party leave IN the morning Tor Cali.
forum With Intention ~ visiting Los
Angeles, San Diego, San Franclsco aud
the IOscmlte valley.
THE beautiful gold medal u prize ~.
fcred 10y 81, G. Nsttleton, the ieaeler. To-
the Albuquerque Gun club. 10 be PIE.
scented On sept I'D To tho bes, shot, 10
on exhibition IN his front show window,
and ~ greatly admired. The design is
new and very exquisite, beautifully on.
gravcd, with raised pistol grip and ham.
merless guns, enclrcled with laurel
Spfays 1t ~ undoubtedly one of the
prci,iest medals manufactured and the
man who il fortunate 10 win 1t will al.
ways rememoer Mir Nettlcton.
Johnny Schoheld 81 the firm Of J. ".
Schoiield n Co, general agents Tor the
Equitable Liie aud STANDARD Accident
Insurance companies. camo down from
santa fc last night, and will remain n
few days IN the metropolis. Mr. Schofeld
has just returned from very prosperous
trip To Colorado, Visiting Durango, Ala.
mosa and other towns, aud he learned
that they will send n large delegation TO
the territorial fair The liherali,y of tho
railroad companies in offering the one
cent per mile rate catches them ALL Tni
CIrl1rN understands keep II quiet how.
ever that the headquarters 81 the Eluit.
able Life aud Standard Accident com.
pnny will at an early day be moved to
this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05

from the Da.b, Aus ST.
The Far association has authorized 4.
r. SAINT, now in X Sns C,ty, ~ buy .uO
cots, q" plIlows, / Loo quite
Mrs Chos. Kennedy came IN from the
west last night from Los Angeles. The
lady will remain until after the ialr.
Hotels are iIling up rapidly, and all
will be taxed to their utmost from hoS
until after the great territorial fair.
Mrs J. l.. IIamu, who has been visit.
INK daughter aud brother ut San
Francisco, returned home last night,
Mlss Lucinda Perea, ot this c,ty, is
visiting friends a. Santa Fc aud will IN
few days go 10 st. LOUIS, where she will
attend school.
i'ichnrd Helen il celebrating his 9th
birthday. Dick il one of The hardy
western.ts, good for ut least taen,y
ycnrs To come.
Dstric, Court Clerk Hunt will draw
the Valencia county jury 10 morrow
'""' "'"s' we court VI 'hh' count! con.
=,
!" """o'''"e'" VI i''"co''' A''"on"'
o''''e' '"'"" VI MARI a. gu! u't' If III
the city, and IL registered at the san fo
lipe Mr. Hazel,inc If cashier ~ the
Bank OF Arizona OF Prescott
Mics Florence Hughes, sister OF Lew
Hughes, the revenue collector Mt Santa
Re, spent the past week at Powers hotel
on the Pecos She ~ thH accomplished
book Keeper IN the revenue Office at the
capital.
Miss Margaret McCabe, ~ Washing.
ton ~ T., c"ne down from the north
last night, aud put her name uu the regis
ter Mt the ArmiJo, The lady will become
a teIch"r at the government ludlRn
school,
N, a,d Mira Romo, p,,o,, ,h,n,
ly welded couple, registered last night
at the San Felipe from Santa F.. Mr..
Romero IL a deputy United States mar.
shal under his father, Trinidad Romero
the marshal.
C,v = = S,ovo- 10 da,o,,,, ,,,,,
n, hin TINA IN Ina. c,I,nr. .rd ,bis SOD,
son is quite SUCCESSFUL. This morning
he presented this office with samples OF
honey from his apiary. and il il equal TO
that produced anywhere.
&C. Parker ~ Morris county, Kan.
sas, IL 10 tho city. lie resided in old Al.
buquerque y years ago. and il astonlsh.
ed to zee modern city here. MIR. Park.
or has humber Of horses, and will take
part IN the races at the approaching fair.
Mrs. 4. r.. Kern, OF FL Paso, and her
sister, Miss Julia Gregory. Of ST. Louis,
who have been her, visiting II. q. Moore
ADD wife, left last night for 81. Louis,
where Mrs. Kern will visit her parents
FOR few weeks before returning to ri
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
w. WILL Co.oPEaAr..
f.pertsnt T~i~Rram- n~t~rrn Dru.
YER snd thu New Mexican
Metropolls

This morniBg tho following telegram
was received by =, T.. Rose. secretary II
the Commercial club
DgSvER, Col, Aug. ~
y. u. RnSL, Albuquerque
The committee appointed 10y various
exchanges OF Denver are urging the ap
pointncnt ~ man west 81 the lnOih
meridian IL I'LL the vacancy on the Inter.
state Commerce Commission. Will YOU
| co operate Immediately.
u. A. W. T,noR,
Prea Denver Chamber ~ Ccmn.rrcc
To ex-senator Tabor's Telegram, Nj
Rose immediately sent the following
answer
AtmQ rLgprL, y, NJ, Aug. ~
Hon, II. 4. ". Tabor, President Denver
Chamber ~ Commerce:
Tho Commercial club ~ Albuquerque
viii at one" GO upeta'e with your ~
changes ~ have u man Wcs, ~ the lul.h
meridian appointed Inter State Com
mcrce commas unef.
y. T.. linst, Secretary Club.
After the above Telegram was son, g.
eN Senator Tabor, ~ Denver, Mr.. Rove
prepared and sent the fulloWrug Dispatch
t. hls "Scc.lrucy, lion BruJamru Harm
s'n, prcS,drnt " tie United States
ALnrgr ruQuI y. VI, Aug -
Hon ltenI 'm,n Harrison, pre.tdout ~
the United Statcs, Washington, -. & .
y petition urging the appointment ~
man, resident Hrst - ;hr loom mcri
dian, To I'LL the vacancy on the Inter.
state Commerce Commission, has been
signed here 10y various commercial rN
changes and all the p-umtueut mpr
chants, y T. ROSY.
Secretary trmmcrctnl Club.
Thc petition which ~ beng circulated
aud has obtained numbrr u signatures
reads ~ foiluws
To lion. Benyamln Harrison. President II
~" United States, WaEhinstuu. y. G..
Th" undersigned |. citizens ut the TINT
cd states, would respectfully petition
your excrIloucy To- Rppolut u citIz-n ~
that portion ~ the United States west ~
the luOth meridian, as u member ~ tn"
Inter state Commerce. Commission g.
MI the place made vacant by the death
OF Commissioner Bragg.
Commissioned Bragg was u democrat,
aud the appointment falls To- democrat.
lie IL likely To- lee some prominent dem
ocratlc politician ~ Denver. Ing Girl.
1EN would Ike 20 pull for Lorion Miller,
of this city, but ~ W.T. iive III u territory,
It would be useless to expect that Mr.
Miller or any other New McXlcan wuuld
be 10 fortunate Hs 10 receive such an ap
polntment. However. our tow line IL Tor
Lorion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05

II was largely attended 10y host ~ the
friends ~ the contracting parties, aud
perfect order prevailed Tho bride was
elegantly ntttrd IN white. with pfofu.
sl"u Il chnl," Hover. l'uncd ~ the from,
" her ,rOsscau, while the groom wore
the regulation black MIR Miller IA
hardly l2Seats ~ age. while the bride
has jus, passed her 18th birthday TnE
CiuytN congratulate thc young couple
Yesterday aitetuurn the sale " clr, on
lois IN the Romero addition, north - the
mountain road, Was made 10y A. cole.
man To |. T. krHwlnkle ipr sG1. The
lots are 2iNli2 feet each, IN good loca
ton, aud Mt kfaNinkle secured the hcst
bargain that has been on the market iot
ih" past several YEARS Mr. Coleman also
sold piece u property, located a, the
terminus ~ Fourth street. .ust beyond
tie mountain road, containing about sON
acres, 10 III. pmrkel Tor slyu lie
gentleman also uhtaiucI (afsan ~
real estate
EuttJ"s continue e. com" ~ Tor the
turr- aud ''o indications are that We
vii have iur largest number II horses
thus year 'ha' Ne hnvr ever had 10y lpn
Ter cent uui may hr more There will
w. hpr.r- here tina Sonr that have never
i''.u" waited Il New McNicu truck
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05

A gentleman who came down from Ger.
rlilus this morning, gives the particulars
~ III" tragic ending - trlah North, VINO
Yhs largely interested ~ the property
aud development 81 that town. lestcr.
day morning upon arising from bed.
North drew forth his revolver, Il ia said,
aud placing It H. hls head, deli beratrly
blew out hIs brains.
\ coroner's !uf! was empancled but
~ far have been unable 10 reach a yer.
diet Tor some reason rs yet unknown
Some persons assert that North has
been an incurablc invalid Tor some time,
aud that tine net ~ self destruction was
the result Of melancholy, Others, how
ever. hol different theory and trace
IT." prompting 81 the pistol Ia family
troubles, The bullet N Baid 10 haze
pierced AT about equal distance from the
crown, which perhaps Was possible for
the man 10 have done with the pistol IN
hls own hand.
III" al fhted man has been IN Cerrlllus
about two years HIS brother, George
North, preceded him to that town AMI
wns member ~ th" Crrrlloa Supply
company. Their father who IN u wealthy
citizen Of Kansas Cii,. ~ the owner u
lG1 acres ~ CrfrilIos, land off into tow
ln's. The deceased Was about forty
years ~ age ll4 wife was with him at
the tim" ~ Lis untlm-ly death,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
snginrrr Mrinnis

Engineer j. MrInnls, who WAS at the
throttle - TIA" vi 'atei engine No. lij,
when II Sa4 wrecked on tho afternoon Of
August g''l at luwno siding, near III
la-u, IA whrh Conductor Starr was IN
r'uutiy ktlrd, cnm" w from San Mar.
clal lt,t ulIht hrd Wlll remain here d
fr~ days, stopping AZ the Windsor. Mac
states thai h." cHrhu' conjecture what
rnu,rd Or engine 10 lamp, Tor It WAS n
t." h"rt ~ condition, track the proper
gauge, an! 10 obstruction 81 any kind
visible on ~" track
II "a the pplulpu ~ DIVISION Supetn.
l"udcut MndS" tUat u slght obstruction
probably a small piu, had fallen between
the switch rail- and the main rail, aud
the eugln" thus New the track, killing
Conductor Starr. frghtfully inJuring the
left lex AMI partly the body ~ brakeman
John Nudge, and shocking "a cash IN the
head aud over tho lrit eye u Engineer
McluuIs The latter also suffered se.
we're squeezing ~ the left side bc,we.
the tender md the cab Strange TO say,
Flfoman Graham MAS not IA the least
hurt lie, however, has had enough of rRll
roading, aud yesterday resigned his po.
sitlon To Master Mechanic English at
san NafciHl
Mr., Mclunis claims that It Was the
closest call Tor death that he has had
since becoming raiIroader, and, while
he will soon be a, hs hazardous occupa,
tlnn again, he does no, fancy going
through another accident such as tho
one he experienced at Towne siding
His wounds are healing timely. lie
states that brakeman Nudge ~ getting
along Ne we'll as could bs expected, con
sidsring the seriousness ~ his injuries
at his brothers house in ban MArclAl,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
rcrmanrnII, Organized.


\ l,fmtu"lt u'sur..at,ru ~ the An.
.rt. r.uu, g. In" kruVu hereafter ~ The
AnHW"tiur N'Nrtr n,-rra, Va" wnS
i'i."trI .t.' ","'trs At u meeting hrld
% lu.t.r NaI'rus office
J g Albright. chosen ~ temporary
chairman. rnI.,I the meeting H. order.
Mr. Nnu.i' stated thr object %, the
m,.'rt Aas {, "Tr., q permanent ath.
.rll. association, nri Il Nas lu order frr
o." rouunUuou II permanent oilcrra
lhr f,",,rg sru,. rmcn Ncrc there
avon UuommNu-.! srlratcd g. the pus,.
nur,
! g Albright, rrrn,d,u' jacob Wen
m"". Ntr" president. " + McCrclsht,
secretary " i. Brdroc, TREASURER.
Mra-fs. Hope I'm aud Brdsoe, sp.
pointed az an Informal meeting held a
'"N da,r ago ou constitution, suhml,tei
'nur r"l"t', "h,rh, after nrlng read
To- a." SECRETARY, Nas unanimously
niup'"d wtho.d amendment,
Il bctrg IA ORDER fur the election ~ n
board ~ directors, the following gentle.
men received "A majority - the ballots
cas, and wrr" declared elected j B
bushnell t.. VI. u -. Jacob Galnslcy, DIR
J !. l'rnrcr and Charles Nupdurf. TIE
pr"sidcu', secretary uudttrasut"r are cN
oiliriD members ~ the board
TIA" treasurer was instructed 90 have
certificates u membership printed, and To
Sc" about the payment - imitation fees.
George tuuiN, j t.. Priest, Jacob
Welnmau, ". +. B,cls,e aud Dr. Mac
beth w"r" appointed committee to so.
lien, members, aud report progtcss at n
meeting 10 h. held at the same vlace
r"N' Sn'urdayel"nlne, u which tine an
adjournment was hnd
Considerable euthusiasm and interest
wGs manifested 10y ,hor" present, aud It
~ nov safe ,u predict tina, an athletic
club, worthy ut the name. Will be an es
tROlsh"l institution 81 the metropolis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
An, q, Ena, o. DHLn.AT,oN.
meeting and Organization n, the ,oun
ell thamhcr saturday Might

on the 18th ~ september. met Mt the
council chamber IN saturday evening.
and the roll helug called sixteen ~ the
twenty two entitled tu seats responded
The delegation organized toy elcc,lng
& +. Hunt chairman. sud ". : Burke
secretary
Al the tcqurt = tho chairman, Mr.
Rove, secretary ~ the Commercial club.
stated the object for which the meeting
had been called, and which he explained
g. he g. organize the delegation and
make III" rc .rssHtI arrangement tot the
convention
N'tcr -nu" time spent ru genera, ,lls
russlun, Mrssta Roc. Brooke, Milcr.
f"tgus'on, Malu., Hughes and Albright
"rtr appointed committee ou reception
aud entertainment
On motion ~ Mr Brooks M.asrs lluut.
L." and Sntnt we're app ln,"d % rommi,
t,~' o. secure carriages 'Nr the econ
Nul"rcr = delegates, nud arrange fur
tty.r WIS.,, ,p the 'uDr. and other points ~
iu'pi,g'
Ga motion - MIR. I;..r. 0, vns ordered
'.h' huul,, br furnished Co tie 80. ,ral
d"."ru' .ns hN o." .muIt'"" ga r'n'. s
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THE TRIBUNE.

King Miss Coates. Of Providence Mr. King Is one OF
the richest young men Ia Newport
The cottaeers held another q thc.r winter entertain
this week The scre, has lccn ENJOYABLE one
Mrs. General &. X. Warren and daughter Will sail for
Europe early IN the spring.
Among the visitors here this John Sinclair
Mr. and Mrs Edward ". Gould. Mr. and Mrs. Louis
L. Lorillard. Mr. and Mrs Josiah NJ. fs&c. MI ana
Mrs q. T. Wetmore. Mrs. Hc5cr Il. Bishop Miss
Bishop, John Il. Caswcll and William Post.
W. Fitlhush WhehOuse. o. Chicago. has purchased
the Wldes and Fay estates In Rhode lsland-aye
Mrs. Cutter" wife Of the Rev Dr. Cutter OF the chan.
Memorial Church. Is niece Of Mrs. william WINDOW
The Duchess De Dino, OF Paris, has let her villa In
Beevuoave. near the ocean House, to Henry T. Sloane.
Of Newly ork for the season OF 1891
The Newport street Railroad Company has de-
cded victory the Newport Improvement Association
membership Of which almost exclusively made up Of
prominent villa owners. who asked the CITY Council To
order removal Of the rails from beach route.
The petitioners for the second time given leave To
withdraw. The summary action OF the city Council viii
only Increase the wrath Of the people who
feel that they have been outrageously treated This rail
road has already proved financial loss to New.
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their rise within thirty feet Of each other. Port
able lumber mills dot the river banks in AL parts
Of the State. and there enough big establish
ments running with good results 10 warrant their
multiplication. Right here are two enormous
buildings Tiled with engines that drag log from
the river, cut it into lengths and saw it and plane
il into shocks for boxes and clapbolrds for
New Hampshire mccting-houses without the touch
Of Il hand. There are electric light
lines in and around the sheds, where
the saws buzz and the worknen hustle
from before dawn until after sunset, great drying
rooms where thousands of thin planks are stacked
and kept for weeks In artificial temperature tina,
seasons them better than months Of summing, brick
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A MATINEE FOR THE MESSIAH HOME.

special matinee for tle benefit OF the Messiah Home
for Children, at No. Rutherford Place. Stuyyesant
Square will be given at the Union Square Theatre Fri
day afternoon next. Neil Burgess ald his company will
play "The County Fair" and each child attending
performance Will receive souvenir gift Tickets DO
had the box Office Of the theatre. Of Gorham Co. and
Of the following managers Of the home L. L. Alex
lnde no 30 last Twenty .irst-,t Mrs A. y. Brockway
No 80 Fast Onchundred and MR.. T.. C.
Bolcs No 30 West Eleycnthst DR.. T.. ;. Brown No.
Rutherford Place Suyyesant square; Mrs j. w Champ
ney No. 337 Four'haye, Mrs Gilman Colamore. No %
West Forty .clgth.St. Miss Emma 1.gan III West
Fortycighth-st. Miss Helena Flint No 100 las. Thirty.
nlnth->t Mrs. Iobrook No 1919 West Srvcny.thrd..t
Mr.. {. =. Homer. IT,. Westminster IIot"l. Mr., O.. T.
Mason, NJ. % West Thiltys Nth.st Mrs. ". \ Pun.
MANN 81 Fitthavr. Ms i. =. White NJ. East Forty
ourthst Mrs J. H. Wheler. No. g. East Nrth.
T.. Mrs \. VI. Wellington No 20 Graincrcy Park MIS-.
]. H. Emerson. No. II MIdisonaye Miss X A. stevens
No. OIL West Fu 'thst Mrs w. q. Page. No lj5 Wcss
Forty eighthst Mrs " II. Tucker. No 100 West Eighty.
htth.st.
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FINE HEALTHY SKIN.
Cpre Of Distressing skin Disease Gratefully acc
knowledged by n Ncw-Iork Gentleman

Nv lutc grandson having been cured OF an eczema by
,he CTTICURA REM EDIES | vas prevailed upon Dy NY
vito and daughters try myself for distressing SN
,nalady that has the bane OF my life for twenty years
IL required good deal OF persuasion to get me 70 y ~
for argued that man seventy years Of age cou'I NV
d nv the same remedy That tyo.year.od child was
,s prrfecty asonshd of the result, however IN one
vock nv eruption had nearly disappeared and In TWO "A
there was not vostige OF It left. transformation Uoo
u,ace from a leprohs 70 fine, healthy SKIN NY neaI
h,,oro I commenced the OF the CuT1CCRA Isl.Ni'
mrs was covered with and patches OF dead SKID
which could pull OF in pieces the size OF dime, ",'
from INV elbows knees and other parts OF my body couu
de,ach strips OF half dollar. My head hau sue"
an appearance that avoided society," but now 'hahS "
CUIICURA REMEDIES, | can once more go OUT VII"
comfort and enjoy pleasures OF society with sa'
faction I was long stranger to.
THOS. S. NEDuAM 3 West S2d-st, New'f
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the streams a solitary sQuatter set his traps and
Ishcd and hunted when he got tired OF staring
into the fire. l prepared TO ma rude
hamlet among the stumps and ascrloed measure
of truth 10 the stores told in Cumberland about
the har,lships Of life at Davis After stepping on
the train last night l inquired for =" leading
citizen" to whom had been accredited.
You'll probably find him at the Town Hail.
was the reply. If he isn't there he's at the
jewelry store"
And where may that be?"
up there past the police station, alongside OF
tie hotel and In front of the Public Library.
public library in frontier settlement I'VE
years old and lost among the clouds! lie lead
ING citizen wasn't at the library. He hai gone
70 the Methodist revival but when | met him
he seemed piqUcd 10 think The reputation OF his
community had been questioned We're pretty
sassy little town, il we arc young" was his com
mcnt and there was TO disputing its force The
streams are now nearly all frozen. and Davis has
had five weeks Of slciChing. although the ther-
molc'er has gone little below zero But the
preparations for spring rafting ere all moving
apacc. Within radius of several miles the woods
arc 1Ul OF lumbcrmen tearing down acres of b g
trees and hauling them skids and slides to the