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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02
WORCESTER.

There was dinner at the Congregational
church Christmas day for the children OF the
town.-Tho ladies of the w. II. G. held n
shoe sociable" Mt town hall December 2i -
The w. Il. V. gave pop corn socable Thurs
day eve.-S. g. Copp entertained eight grand
daughters on Christmas, other friends were
present.-Minne Abbott of Boston is here --
Hall Corps, w. II. c.. met Saturday and elect
ed the following officers President, Mrs.
jennie f. Putnam; senior vice president
Maud f. Wilson junior vice-prcsident, Mrs
Mary A. Nalling: treasurer. Miss "A. -. T..
Hunt. chaplain, Mrs Ann Kent; conductor,
Mrs. Is. X. Towks bury; guard, Mary Il. Cam
eron; lecturer, AMMO k. Wilson assistant
conductor, l.ala Owen; assistant guard, DENIS
Putnam. The corps is in a good condition.
Hall post, q. \. r., elected the following OIL
GERS December y; Commander, George W.
Markham; senior vco-commsnder, H. NJ.
hutchinson Junior vcc-commander f. ID.
Owen: surgeon, A. T. Cameron; chaplain,
samuel Pratt; officer of the day, j II. VIII
son; quartermaster, Warren Ellis; adjutant,
NJ Il. Kent adjutaut-general, G. w. Richard
son, quartermaster sergeant, X. Nalling;
sergeant major. G. II. Stone; delegates to de-
partment enCampment. q. ". MaXham Al
ternate, Samuel Pratt finance committee, j
r.. Wilson, G. G. Tewksbury, II. =. Darling
sick committee, l.. NJ. Hutchinson, a. +.
Cameron, samuel Pratt; committee on en-
tertainment, J.. NJ. Hutchinson, +. ID. Owen,
NJ T. Kent. installation of officers saturday
evening, January 8, Relief Corps same time
and place.
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FAST MIrRLEbunY.

Mis-, tharla sumner is with her sister, Mrs
Dr. Townsend is IN Eridport. Lewis Russell
Lad ouile a house gathering Christmas, his
nau-utrr. Mrs NJ. Euttlcs Of Brandon and
her Ga'.-htcr-. the NJ s-cs Alice ANd May and
another daughter. Mrs. !. Grover and children
being pre-. cat =. ". Narnoy has gone to
ilurtland. cotton of the officers of Need
laW pest, g.. J.. r.: Commander. A. &.
Iu-hy senior vice-commandor, q. b. GrOycn-
CIR: Junior Hite.c,u.maudr %. II. Clark sur
,can, q. ". Hewitt; ciap'Ril, =. p r' y 4:
ogurtDru'ster, IL. ii. Ellia; officer OF the day,
". d.. Ohm -tcd officer Of the guard, g. W.
An.nH; adu,a,t, l.. j. Eosols.- l'Ae children
~ H.. sunday lool tat p. Bauaba's each re-
,DiNr4 70 -.t' fr ia the rector, hcV IhoWa
I'i. on Christmas cve.-~olon :. sumner l.
r.tecfno home Ills ", ek.-Aliss Gonna Eng
4.. ha, gone to burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02
WEST RANDOLPH.

Halle Flint and two daughter are In Milton.
-LlcCta Fisk is home from Concord, y. H.
Anna Richards Is in Barre. The Christmas
scrvices were held at the various churches
"Wednesday evening. Shepard family Will APP
pear here January Il. Mrs. DR.. Mayo. is in
Mort hheld.-C. y. Gale of Rutland, w. w.
Walker Of Burlington, Mrs. Bean and son
of White River junction are In town.. f..
Novelty has returned from BRISTOL Conn.
Emma smith from Boston is honc.-W Willis
SPARTA wk has returned to rochester Mary
Tewksbury is home from Sutitl'3 college
Number of pounds Of mail motter received
ana despatched at this office iJccomber - and
- were H. ; 33 received - despatched.
Mrs. j. I. llarwcui from Cambridge, Mass.
is at Mrs. !. t.. t!cyrlaud's, j., her sister. -
Saisoury's min viii smut down the three frat
days ia january for invoice Tho Congrcga-
tionaii-,s held their annual reunion and
tuuicr New Years eve in their new Vcstry.--
There VIII bc Il m"eting of tho choral union in
pcnison's law Office Saturday evening to con-
e.dcr the fcasihi ity Of getting up II musical
entertainments. Fred Wilcox from Georgia is
in town.-Mothcr aud sisters of Rev, j. j..
Cooper are hrrc.- " eek OF prayer january 4
To- u. I mon services M tie Net hodist church
Sunday and Mo uay and Tue day; Christian,
Wpdrcaday. thursday; Baptist. Friday, sat
utday and sunday evenings Iiihe o; meet
lnE- usual.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02
BARRE.


The newly elected officers OF Hiawatha lodge
I. o. q. T., are George Tilden. n. g.; w. H..
buchanan, V. O.; r. f. Smith, II. s., and |. o.
Thursday evening, January s, conducted by
District Deputy David Landers of Montpcl-
Ter.
The New England Order of Protection arc
arranging to hold public installation next
Wednesday evening.
The hoard of civil authority are to meet at
y. IN. Saturday at the village clerks Office for
tho abatement of taxes and in the evening for
revision OF the check list.
The Whist club held party Tuesday even
Ing. at Armory hall. Mrs. DR.. Nichols and
Wilbur shepard won the first prizes.
Harry ana Mary blackwell from Milford
Mass, are with Mrs. Ellen Gale, their aunt
Edith. daughter OF =. u. Allen, Is reported
very sick with typhod fever, and Ralph Hop
klns with bilious fever.-H. u. Marvin return
cd Wednesday from Boston.
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JOHNSON.

The following officers were elected at the re-
rular communication OF Waterman Lodge,
~. 50 last week: J h.. Pearl, w. NJ; u. =
Scott, s.. w. l.. VI. Jones' }. w: II a Riddle,
treasurer; l.. II. SherN in. secretary; DR.. Allen,
=. D.; G.. \. Riddle, ). D.; George Partlow, :.
s.. + ". IiolWc-,J y. =, Prof. a. II Campbell,
chaplain; George Dillingham;, marshal; VIII
liam McLenatnan. tyler.-Rev. y. y. smith,
who has been pastor of the Congregational
church here tor the past 10 years, las resigned.
There were I'VE Uaptised at the Baptist
church last sunday very pleasant event of
the past week was t4o MARRIAGE OF Dora
Vaughn eft Chicago, hv Rev. y. G. Saunders
They len on the 18th Tor their future
elected for tie year ensuing from Tucker
cuapter: e. c. White, Ii. p; II. b. George,
r.; l.. IL. ShcrUin, >; Earl Guyer, treasurer
y. G.. VI God, secretary; X. W. Hulburd, c. H.:
G. II. Crsty, Z. - George y, Whiting, Il. A.
g.; +. W. Davis, NJ. sd v; f. Ii. Raymore, Nj.
~ V; J. II. Smith, VI. LIST v; c. w. Fitch,
chaulain; George Dillingham;, marshal; j.
NeNNIl t.lCr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02

Thata contamination and foreign elcIAeut in
the blood, developed by indigestion, is the
cause of rheumatism. This settles upon the
sensitive entertainments covering OF the mus
clio, aud garments ~ the join =, causing con.
slant and shifting pain, ANA agsrcgatiug a, "a
culcareous, chulKy deposit which produces
stiffness and distortion OF he joints Nofuct,
which experience has demonstrated in regard
to Hustetter'- stomach 81 tiers, has stronger
evidence to support titu this, namely, that
his medicine of comprehensive uses checks
the formidable and utruciuus disease nor is it
loss positively estubi shcd that II "a preferabi,.
To lHe polsohs "i zen 2ed 20 arrest IT, since IA,
II is also n sigma remedy tor mRlarial feNcr-,
Constip ton, dyspepsia, kidney and bladder
ailments. dobilty and other disorders, see
that you get the genuine.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02
WEYRRIDGE.

Ahbie Allard and Ora Cape of Fairhaven are
visiting Miss Allard's sister, Mrs f.. &. Ryder.
- he Christmas tree exercises he'd at the
Methodist church last week were very enter
tanning and the tree was well load. al with
beautiful preseuts.-lt is expected that the
board of agriculture will hold one of their in
structive meetings here some time this win
ter.-EXtrs meetings will be held at the Meth
odist church, commencing next Monday even
luE and continuing every evening for week.
A large number Of logs are b ling drawn int
tho pulp mllls.-lco was never better ~ the
creek, Il inches of perfect ice aud getting
thicker every day A une-half mi e track ha-
been scraped on the creek where the fast
horses can be seen ON plensant DAYS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02
CHIT ENDEN.

Charles Clark Is able to be out,-Mrs. John
Baird is bettcr.-LOu ROGERS is improving
nTIry Ing or ho3 ITO, rs hereihere was
eVe.-Ihere was a dance at Browns hall on
Christmas eve, which ended in fight. Rum
services were held in the church on Christina,
eve. Superintendent Perry read Il letter from
school,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02
FAIRFAX.

Rev. Ford of Milton preached in the Metho-
dist church sunday; Rev. c. a. smith went
to Milton ]. b. Richardson post elected these
officers Fred S. Hunt. com. f.. orion, >,
V. G.. /; Henry jackson. J. V. G. ; r. Messia,
surgeon Rey. II. Crocker, chaplain; B. ;.
Dawson, Q. NJ. C.. d. Cnrrie, q. d.. G, y.
tcrnate, Ed. orion. The brass band has or
ganized with II pieces and meets every Friday
night, under the instruction OF Prof. l'isset OF
Bert Bishop and Hattie Nay are In town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02

Fred Grover. who is a student at the Long
Island college hospital is here with his pa
shot by Eenner Vail and is being set up by
Frank Grmes.-Dr. Hudson, who was burned
out by the hotel fire, is to move into the
mother Of Rev j. :. Tupper editor OF the
Brandon Union, died at the residence of her
son Friday from heart failure and was buried
Morday.-CuIte II delegation from hero at
tended the New Years dance at the Eagle Inn,
Orwell, on Wednesday evening.-Biandon
lodge No. 40, l. q. o. r., held their annual cleo
ton of officers Tuesday evening. Joseph
Savery, teacher from Ohio, Is here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02
MONTGOMERY CENrRE

Rev. Mr. Ne lenne has been engaged hy the
Haplls; auClrtH Tor tur comm: year. \. fay
Tor, who purchased the tlul- ow ned iy Homer
Porter, has been moving thriu tu iUDhtolI.
by Father c Garment, Alfred ~autau To l.!l,
ludVah, both Of Monlgoutrv.- Mrs Mary
kingsley. aSrI st. the lazy. whl rocrntly tell
on the Ire and hurt herself, died December 80.
,luh, randolph Johnson a former resident
OF this town, died December at oklahoma.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02
EROOKFlElD.

The funeral of !. V. Splaqua was attended
at the East Bruukiie.d church december -,
ley. j. =. Sherlurn oHciutinG.--Mr,. Carrie
II Eiu--mry smotLcrct ter baby whine rid
ill.,, 10 a nri- hlur'-. Funel a. services ut the
house, conducted by deacon. 'ecn. ~uperiu-
tcadrut ki-c!oW received u nice CHAIR from the
sunday -.giOpl nj the second church. and
sup riutondcnt VI. :. Nhoatley an c,e0aut
lamp. a gold pencil and 4 small sum of mooney
from the East !ug--cuool.- lac band ,,a}c
prOmcuaIc concert Wednesday evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02
MONTCOMF nv.

sunday evening. -l.nn!e Scrl0uer il to tearn
school AT south kicAtord. lIr. Davis rcports
EXIT cases oil diphiAerit in ono family on
North hi.l;oI Of them are uuvule-ciug.-Nyra
Scribuer and Elma Davis arr here There Vas
Il Christmas tree at the A.thodi-t church,
Wtdueet"r evening Ju ,u.e az the presby-
terrain church on Thursday evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02
MORGAN.

w. r. Cox intends going to Westhcld, Mass.
Alice Taylor soon goee to Derby Centre to
work for her hrothcr.-W. y. Litchlield is very
low. = he way the nov school law works in
without any vacation William Barrett has
sold his saw mill to Frank Allen.-I. c. Dav-
EXPORT has sold hi- place at the Centre to Mr.
Stevens from North Troy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02
EAST MONTPELIER.

Betsey Gray died the gath funeral Satur-
day at the residence of her sister. Mrs. Stew
ems. Mrs. Albert Gray dropped dead. Decem-
Der Il while attending TO her household af-
fairs. She leaves "a husband and five small
children. Horny Dancause the blacksmith
has bought the Gooduough place and is to
take possession next spring.-Alb bert Hall has
the measles and Wallace haytord is running
his meat cart for him. Dancing schools at
the rink every Monday evening
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02
NORTH Troy.

Rev. Mr. Bushel of Worcester, Mass,
preached at the Congregations! church last
sunday and will do so next Sunday. 1t is
thought tn t Rev. Robert Carey may be re-
tanned as pastor of tho Baptist church for tue
remainder of the year. Rodney Dcactt's fam
lily have gone to Providence, L. l., where he is
at work. DR.. kimbali's daughter of Newport
Is IN re In, fnN MCnks.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02
r AYSTOM

Samuel Mckay Of Philadelphia !, visiting
bis brother, David Mckay.-Threc daughter,
of James Baird came from Barre To spend
Christmas week with their parents making
the family circle OF seven children complete,
Friday evening friends were also iuvit .d 10 q
H. quite sick.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02
WHIT LING.

Tho Congregational and Baptist. societies
CDuroh Christmas eve, with "a cautnta and
presents 10 the litue folks Albert Ketclam
- BONE from tuc Eo-tun Ltuta. college for
holiday vacation. returning 10 Boston Satur-
dHY.-Mr-. Mayhem, wife o. the Key. MIR.
May hcW of Franklin. is here for short visit
AIrs T.. 3. Pond j. s.ca.
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WE FIELD.

Christmas exercises Mt the CONGREGATIONAL
church last Wednesday evening Were inter
estiu- and well attended Mrs. 4 90 VI. AseItiup
H. very sick. NJ. WINSTON farmam il to de.iv-
cr his lecture on Lord Nelson Mt Nurtn roy
January Oscar T.. Wright ami Alice lonl-
bard were married at Hartford, Conn. u e.
Cember p. They came here at once. Their
many friends extend CONGRATULATIONS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02
NEWPORT

The third meeting of the Orleans county
union, Y. i. :. G. f., in the CONGREGATIONS
church. Newport, s. on Friday January =. l.9i.
tainment for all DELEGATES.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02
GRANVILLE

Rev. c. w. Ross and family are in sheldon.
Anna Riley is home from ontpelier.-Ad-
die Hemenway is home from Brandon.-E. II.
liostwick supplied the pulpit sunday in the
absence of Rev. c. W. Ross
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02

"Thc joint installation OF the Woman Re
lief Corps aud the llnlen post, 30. =, q. y. H.,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02
WESTEORD.

J. w. Norris preached at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday, Mrs. William Stew
art is recovering from an attack of pneu-
monia. Winnie Rice Winnie Bates and
Irving Beach attended the surprise party of
Lizzie Bates at Essex Junction Saturday. -
y. S. sheldon has moved back to his farm.
Don't stand on the order Of going" but go
straight 10 the next corner and buy II bottle Of
)r BulIs Cough syrup, if You want to cure
your cold,
Farmers ana horsemen read tns.-I find
salvation Oil most excellent liniment among
horses, and | AXE pleasure in iedorsing il a. a
certain remedy for scratches.
JAMES THOMAS,
Franklin Road. near Baltimore.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02
GEORGIA PLAIN.

At tie BAPTIST church a Christmas cantata
was admirably carried out.-Mrs j. VI. Hotch-
kiss has returned from the Mary Fletcher
Hospital
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02
THE KINGDOM DIVIDED.
LESSON |, FIRST QUARTER, INTER-
NATIONAL SERIES, JAN. q.
Text of the Lesson, 1 Kings xii, liz.
Commit verses IL 1i-Golden Text.
Prov. xvi, 1S-Commentary by
tho Rev. -. VI. Stcarns.

verse demanding our attention; Dut let us
remember that we are reading the word Of
the Lord, and the Holy Spirit in this word
is ever bringing before US persons, places
and events which show us God honored or
dishonored, God manifest and glorified, or
the adversary manifest and God dcspised.
Rehoboam was, SO far as we know, the
only son of Solomon, and therefore heir to
the throne. His name, according to
Young signifies Greer of the people,"
but he proved to be great oppressor.
2. "Jcroboam, the son of Nebat who was
yet in Egypt, heard Of it"
The previous chapter gives the history
of this widows son, Gods purpose concern
ing him and offer to him if he would walk
in His ways and do right in His sight.
3 "Jcroboam and all the congregation
of Israel came and spake unto Rehoboam"
This seems outwardly all fair and sub
mis-ve, but ,Icroboam cannot have forgot
ten the promise of the Lord by the prophet
Ahiiah xxi, 2J-3D, and he is only quietly
awaiting the developments which shall
give him the ten tribes for his kingdom
A. "Thy father made our yoke grievous;
make thou the grieyous service
lighter, and VIC will serve thee
This, too, seems fair and reasonable, and
it looks as if all might be well with Reho-
boam if he will only do right.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02
ROCHE STER

Mary Whitlock is visiting in Brandon. whit
in gand Crown roint.-F. A. kezer has sold
his foundry 20 Charles Hewlett of Bristol for
to-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02

Why did the man call his rooster Robin
son ?-(Sce answer next week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02

We. tine Subscribers. having boon appointed
10y the Honorable the Probate Court for the
ID strict of Chitt,ndru. Commissioners 10 nee
cciN,. eNamirg aud adjust tue c.v.iA- a.I dee
mAuu- ui all prr-uA- against the estate
of Bu--cu iia-A.u-, lai" az Jericho,
in said district deceased, and also
all cia'us amt demands eNLi"tel in
ihe day OF the date hereof being above hN
SAID curt for hat purpose, We do therefore
ines OF our appointment. at tie dwelling
house of Slas i. lia-llns, IN Jericho, in said
dis, riot, on the second tuesdays ui February
and june nest AT 10 O'Clock a. III, on each Of
said dRNs.
Dated this 9th day of December. 1870.
+. r. IOkDAN, Commissioners.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-19
THAT rErRirIED MAN.
ne H. Here and ~ he oa Exhibition
fur "A IeM IbnNs

Dr. q. ". Grant, 4. &. Rose, and I.
y. llIGch are ut the Armlo to day, ar
~ ~ lH.t night from Gallup with n
prtfteI man, which viii In On exhibi
ton at the hotel Tor several daJs. Ths
mhn was dug up ~ Fresno county, Cal,
~ CHn,utH ciuut, On the Ia ~ Octuuer,
l<ll. hN MIR ilur-. Tue gentleman was
m the NtruttN with uu old Mexican
tucud PROSPECTING Tor GOA, aud came
u,,uu u rptIug q water which Mas strong.
~ miuotRlIyrd and could not bp drunk
vr us'd Tor any putpue.s. The spring ~
located near a cav" knoSn ~ joaquin
cave. Hui IA d.glag Tor water that Mas
Nholesunie to drunk, about twenty i've
irct frum the spring, they broke OIL one
- tie feet ~ the mHu On digging
iurthrf they r,pun unraflhed u complete
mnn, Thoroughly p-trlhed. Mr. Ross,
ou tcCIig UhHt hc had Uncovered, went
10 "a small iowa called Cahngo, about
twenty eight mIlcu FROM the cave. and
secured hail u dozen men To assist hun
IN removing hl. find" II 10 Mr.. Rose
opinion, ard II ~ shared ~ 10y number
| % the people ~ Fresno county, that the
Ie,rlticatiUu ~ the body OF Mexican
drsp"radu named Cha,cs, The widow
~ joaquin Murrla resides near the
cave and she tells tn. tale that years
ago band ~ Mcx,can deaperadoes. muir
/ drrcrS aud cut thruHre, existed IN Fresno
county, ~ which her husband and Chavez
were the leaders. The entire band was
| finally routed run out Of the county and
state. or killed, and she say ~ that Chavez
on being wounded 10y posse OF out
ragged items after him, was taken tC
the cave, which was the rendezvous OF
the band. and hid away. His death re-
suited short time aftrrward from neg
lrct, aud hiA comrades burlcd him with
out the usunl funeral formAlities or COT
Tin The petriiaction represents n mar
six feet. two inches, aud in life weighing
about 100 pounds, powerfully built, ant
this u IL claimed tallies with that o.
Chaves The lind" weighs 40 pounds
~ OF lime aud cement, and 10 no fake
Murella WAS shot dead and his head, pre-
served in alcohol. has for years been OF
exhibition in San Francisco.
DIR. Grant says that il any part OF thu
petrifaction was anal zed he believes tina
gypsum, magnee:n, mica, etc, would w
discovered. The doctor 10 accompanied
by his wife.
The wonder will be on exhibition her
Cor few days, after which IL will b
taken south and thence through Texa
TO New Orleans, the party stopping ut al
towns 10 show the find.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-19


Holiday shopping lie brisk.
Several cases OF small pox are reported
at Las Vegas
The Albuquerque academy will close
this afternoon until after the holidays.
William Seagrove and wife, and A. j.
Theley, Of Pueblo, are guests OF the Ar.
miIo.
Roman \. Baca was passenger in
from San Mateo, Valencia county, last
night.
Louis Morgan, Of the Navajo Indian
agency, is in the city, registering at the
Armiio.
Ihe police force came out this morn.
ing in bran new uniforms, which are
dsndies and an elegant fit,
Judge Chas. ID. Hoyt, chief justice OF
the supreme court Of Colorado, is at the
Sau Felipe from Denver.
NJ. ID. Reynolds and wife are at the
San Felipe from Lampasas, Texas
| ucg uo hthlbh oc'o'''
| Henry Essinger, u liquor tourist from
Las Vegas, where snow 10 three feet
deep, 10 at the European.
Miss Claude Albright, daughter OF
Col. Albright, is expected to arrive from
Chicago tomorrow night
\. ID. Morris. a commercial traveller
from Toledo, 10 accompanied 10 the south
west by his wife and child.
s. =. Conger. the San Pedro miner who
recently sold his interest 10 tho Han Lac
arus mine for t37 900, ia IN the city.
james Eak,n, oi the firm Of Frank 4
Eakin, has returned from u prosperous
commercial trip over the southern coun
ties.
W. q. Gardiner, OF the cattle firm o
Gardiner Il Gill,s, Navsio Springs, Ari
IONA, took u room at the European last
night.
Is. +. Karrick, president Of the Gallul
Coal company, is again 10 the city frou
Pueblo. lie will go out 70 the nine thi
evening,
l.. Is. Putney, the grocery man, is re
ported seriously III, His wife arrives
yesterday from Lawrence, Kansas, and
at his bedside.
Lem. l.. Ferrall, chief clerk for r. L
Burus, resident engineer for the Atlanti
, 4 Pacific at Williams, Arizona, is v's'tin
/. friends in the city.
II. Is. FERGUSON left on the delays
= passenger this morning for Socorro, o
receipt OF q telegram from John
Hewitt, OF White Oaks.
g. A. McKim, the painter, who hs
. been confined TO his bed for tho pa
, week with the grip. 10 again on ih
. street. lie bad q severe siege.
1 L. A. Hughes. internal revenue 90
Q lector, and Mr.. Twitoheli, q brother {
Il L. Twiteheli, the Santa 70 pros
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-19
Grand Army Om~er~.

Al the meeting Of Il. X. Warren Post,
G, \. T., last evening, the following Off
GERS were elected to serve for the ensuing
year; W, =. Burke, post commander
r. Bartolone, junior vice commander
John Campbell, surgeon; David Den
ham, quartermaster; A, Is. Stanton. OH
Ger u the day; Daniel Lyon. officer oI
the guard, II, e. snow, chaplain. Dele
gates to territorial encampment q. w
Fisher and L, j, Lups aud FOR alter
mates, Bendle and Campbell. The meet
ing for installation Of officers will b
held ON the 9Th OF January, and will U
open 10 the public.