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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-02
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Home Advertisements payable On the first Of
each month. Transient advertising payable In
advance. Only metal outs printed.
Special rates given on larger space and long
time advertisements. Discount given for cash
Announcements FOR State and County ofncers
TEN Dollars in advance.
E~An contracts or bills must be approved by
eSecretarv and N ansager.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-02

The members of each club when one half of the
Of the lots has been paid, will be presented with Sc
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-09
Er.al.Eur Him I'm.

A boy of : oT . wears OLD stood AZ III.
c1rner Of Brush and Elizabeth streets
ine other day with head up and arms
folded. De nd three hens fea;hers
luck IN his cap. lle had bow lung
9" his back. and in qniver made Of buf-
f-lo hide he had three or four arrows
ln his belt was the family bread knife
aud in his night hand was a war club.
- he thus stood. casting his eagle eye
about him. telegraph hoy came along
and stopped and looked rim over. The
inspection Lasted full minute. and then
h. asked:
Playing lnjuny'
"Ies.-
''Gut a namey-
Red Cloud
''Humph, No GO
Whats the natter
''You have been eating bread aud but
ter with sugar Ol IL. and forgo; 10 wipe
OF your mouth Better say in the back
yard and scare the baby. You're no big
lnJun. Detroit FTse Pr-ss.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-09


-Pour halakaua.' said the man who
w'e toasting his sllins at the radiator.
He wasn't half a. bad a king as the
Iapers made him
THAT may lie true replied the man
IN the big brown ulster. "Bnt I notice
you pronounce his name Kal-lak-a-wah.
think the right pronunciation is Kal-
lab wah.-
VERY nearly correct. observed the
man. who was chewing a toOthpick-
''Kal-a-kah-wah. however. comes a little
nearer TO IL. unless / am much mis-
taken
Il have always called IL kal-a-kaw-ah.-
remarked the hungry looking man in the
siouch hs.t.
"a Sandwich islander wouldn't know
whom y0u mean; by that spoke up the
man with the cork les:. "kal-s-ka-wah
l. the way 90 pronounce IT,
Come or said the man who had his
feet on the table Whats the matter
with kal-a-ko-ahy-'
'-Or kal-a-kah-vyahg-- suggested the
nigh; clerk.
More of you have hit J; ye;.- - piped
the fat man with the oily face who wa
looking over the REGISTER. in Kanaka
al the vowels are sounded. The name
J. KAl-ah-kah-oo-ah.'
This broke NJ the symposium Chi
cago Tribune.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-09

They were waiting on ihe corner. a.ld
one gave the oiker ahybi from has ci-
gar.
''Let's See. = said the arsi after a bsi.
haven't we met before
Yes. sir
II thought -. Your face j. familiar.
Where have seer YOU
I'm a woodward arenne car CON
dnc:or, and every morning for the lass
three YEAR you've got on al Can6.la.
and asked me IL this Is what called
RAPID transit
"Um.- growled the other a. be went
mp 10 the next corner 20 catch the car
Detroit Free Pres.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-09
Aft~r the Last Aet.

Sig. Ham-Did yoa -ee hoE ! pA-z-
lyzsd the audience IL that death scene.
BY George. they were crying al over
the house,
Stage Manag-r-Yes- They knew you
weren't really dead d--Chicsgo Tribune.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-09

"Iha; -Sas great jewel Mr.. ue.lias-
bury had on lat night.
"Wha; Wa iig-
1T was a I've brazilian b.-.ile with a
big diamond STRAPPED Gu iis hack. IL
was trained 20 a. around her neck. ihus
giving the Eject of a diamond necklace. 81
-New York Sun.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-09

Young Hushan9-Woil. INV dear. did
You slcceel u fading a stove 60 sui:
yons
Young Wife-lndeei. ! dii. Such
good lack: i gOi a stove that pviIl never
cost us cent for coal The dealer saia
u was a self feeder.-Sew York World.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-09

-For gocdness' sake. chilar~u.- e1-
claimel the mother. a. she went into ih.
Bur-ery, don't make such a noise,
What are you DOING
And the Arilets liii- innooents ex-
planned that they r.ne playing ibsatr...
and ths; a party q the 500 had H.;
broken loose in one g the boxeA-Chi-
c=go Tribune.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-09
Adding In.sIt 20 Iajary.

Van Dasen trejectei,-YOu have made
me dezTerAiei Ny death will lie al your
door. for before 10 morrow dawns 4 shall
blow my brains OUT
Amy-oh, ] don't think there's the
slightest danger Of that.-Life.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-09
wsaIdn.t n. Pl..s~r.a.

Sir, j bring you here the biIl. Isn
already receipted--
Then take il back again TO your mas
Ter. IL there IL anything cannot endure
II IL 70 be fattered- ed---Fliegende Blxrs<r.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-09

Theatre patrons generally realize thai
the scene painter 10 90 unseen painter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-30

Professor Adler, OF Paris. an electrician
Of international reputation, has built u
flying machine IN which electrical mo-
tor play an important part, Ilo has dmu.
lated the form Of bird Ia his ship. The
wings have u spread Of fifty feet, and
arc made Of wicker, with elk cover.
Ing. The propeller is IN front. n. Ad.
Ter says 10 has travelled several hundred
fcot at a distance Of sixty feet from tho
ground; that hs steerod without trouble,
and that he descended simply because
the accumulaiory feeding current 10 his
motor was oxhausted.-New Yorl. Jour.
nal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-30

A little auccdoto tho dean Of wor.
cestor told at recent flower service,
shows how the town Ito entered into u
childs ideas Her pastor was telling a
llttlc girl OF heaven and Of tho garden
OF Eden, and the .troos, aud tho How.
era sho saldi "Ahl but that was long
ago. suppose II Is all built over BY
now. n--London Tit Bits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-30

Minister Phelps has hopes Of inducing
Baron Krupp to exhibit some OF his i'm.
menso guns at the Worlds fair, Baron
krupp hesitatea, for he says Il will cost
him $3.50 900 to make an exhibit credit.
able 70 his establishment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-30

Tho American Statistical association
reports more than 10000 business fail
urea last year, Of which per cont were
due TO fraud, 10 per cent. 10 inexperi.
enco, II per cent. TO neglect, 10 per cent.
To incapacity, and all tho rest to a desire
TO make money too fast,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-30
t1nAL NOTICE.
IN Tho rf0hate Court. in ana f4l SAT- L.
County, Territory Of Utah


IN Tho rfohtte Court. In and f1f salt L. n
County, Territory of Utah.
In ths matter Of The Estato Of James Madison,
dccoaHcd
NO11uE - nkgEBY GiyuS THAT
N Rice sophie Mhdscn. afminisiratrix. OF
the estate Of Jimea Mrdsou. dece..sed. has
rendered iur srtl tncri, aud died ln flId
court, her hnai account Uf her afmln
lstfeuon II sad estate end rrfinOn for
final diatfI butun uf The residue % said cfiato
among tho persons vnuiei thcreta, nnd
that Thursday she let day ni October A.u. fl8i.
% % oriock a. M, ~ tho Cluft iiuuri " iaii
court, IN The County court House, eali Lake
CTS and county. utah IUutnrl has been Gully
appointed by the iu1Hc Of said court. tor GO
settlement % said account ana hcariur fald
pftit0u for distribution ~ which time and
place any rcfs1n iutrfcftcf IN said estate may
appear and sloW cause. 10 M thrfc 10. why
sad arcouut should not De- fctiiri and 10.
proved aud hlN distnlutpn made a. praycd
Tor.
dated september gih, iai.
C.E AfLFN.
CLERK % tie Probate CuufL
NY q. y. HrASrOs. Deputy dti
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-30
NoTloE 10 CREDITORS.


NOTICE II HEHElN GIVEN ny THE uN.
~ dcffirned, admiuifirsTiN Of the cstate ~
John hyus, deceased, ~ me creditors Of, and
all pruuns having claims against the fhit
dtcfHHod, 10 exhibit them with the necessary
y1ufhors,withlr ten mnuihs after the frft NIB
li'suun ~ the notice, 90 ilH taid AdminlstFa
ttiA, ~ the lhw ONCE nf Richards a Mofe, 30,
Maln titcei, halt LAKE City IN tho onunly
Dated August sith, ioL
Fi.i2AnErn A. nFTs.
hdmlniairaifN VI the ostato Of john Heet,
NNte HfeNs QlaWl us
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-30

The surveying party upon tho upper
Yukon river in Alaska has completed its
lRbor, aud returns 10 st. Michaels by
boata "a soon as possible la order shat Il
may return home on the revenue cutter
Bear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-30

Aud m aecordaaso with iav aud an order %
ilc Hoard @. Difc'iori, made on The nh ssy
oi Apf.i, 1871, % m.ry shares o. each parcel
lhu pA,r ~ TIC tuiurau 10 salt L1lc city, on
fril4y The y "a cay u June, 1891, az 4 h. +, -
paT Nc dsliruneni aaafsfmcnt. Together wits
the cUlt N ndfrnI aIrs and cEufuach VI tals.
Bg.ufdeT u the Hoard Of Directors
b o. iiOnH, Actinf Geo'y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-30

s,tr fiHN CIV. utsh. july 70 i'li.
~ mrriiur ut thu Noari lf nirretnrf uf Tia
iclutaH Idaho Mining Company .hrldfha fay.
mo uttr ol payment 90 tho above described a.
nu rni finckf was extended ff1m the lfui
day Of iHnr, 1901. ~ nc slih day OF univ. lssi'
a. thr sane hour and place
o u oricf VI thc n0afd N Director
D, - HunN, Acting sso'y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-30

Lucky Nh Mining Company. Location Of
principal place " business Park
tIV. itlh.


NOTICE - HEHEHT OtVrN THAT Al
~ meeting 81 tNf Hoard ~ Trustee hsif
IN the 9th day ut August. isIl. az sHit t.att
CITY, ltan, An aHfrHsuUut No o. ~ two cent?
pee share NHs levied or Tho. capita stock NJ
tht corporation payable 90 The 81 Isthy, With
iu tulfty daya ir0m the 1u1Vr date, AZ Ne, VI
Nsin street, salt Lahe tHI, Utah, Any afocs
uuuu which thia HHHfH. mrut remain unpaid
ola the glat dos " September. isfi, will be- de-
nuIucni ami advertised Tor ale AZ puh. lr hufs
ton. and uniUss payment BE- made before. Mill
De- solder me ilat day AZ october. lfll, ht ihe
hnur 81 10 O'Clock o, in., N The company
UlncF, linum No, $40 Con iiIutiuu hutlIlur, salt
together win costs VI nl'rtalnF aud expense
Of sale.
IuCkN niLL MisiNa COMPANY,
", HUTTON, secretary.
Residence % + .ul WrsI hutct, san Lac
CIV. ltnh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-30

Def, was the patient sftiasa
Who nodded thee IN such = uay
That thou hast long chtlasttA nan.
my brother. built Of Trailer olay.
Dim eyes since for mortal eycs
The yafple dark uou didst il'unei
But tney, these iiociins centuries,
uAvo known the light beyond the tomb
Forever quenohtd thy narinr fire.
And yet, 10 us. thou secmst 10 cast
The ghost fame Of some dead desire
From out the vistas u the past.
-Cllntan scollard In Youths Companion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-30

fn the Probate Couri in and flf salt Gat
County TcruiorJ OF Utah.

to the Probate C0uri in ati fIf salt lake
County, Tcrutoy of Utah.
In the matter Of the Estate ~ Hannah
Cowan Dcmific, fsecatHl.s
NTortrE u HTREuY GiVrN, THAT
- Peter faucluugh, tNtru'uf of the rsfat0
NJ iisnush Cuvan uonitllIr, DECEASED, haa
rendered Tor aottemcnt,and u'Ui 100 said court.
hia final arHount of fu IdminlaraloH
Of faii estate, and petition foe FINAL dis.
Irritation of tho f6iilur % said c8iate
amonr The trraona entitled thereto aui
that saturday. thu ard day n' October. 4. 10.
iHiI, or Oh O'Clock AN, ~ thu ru.tt room "
said corri, BOO tuU County fulU lluHHr eNt
LAKE tiiy ard touns tul Territory |Isa been
thr Hciue Ctt ~ fald aNcUNnt, arI bearing
sli petition for dlsirIhui.on. a. vtigt Une aut
place any person interested iu sHIi rat" may
HuuTHf Hui HlHu rauae, Or Hu" INIrH Ie. Why
fnli uceuuut should not hn HHft ed HHI Hns
i5r
Datoa September u. i1l
ClcIk 81 thu Probate CuIrt.
nv G.. o.. stANIDN, deputy C.gtk dIH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-30

IN hNN NNNNNNN ANMNN ~ ANA |'| "HNN - ~
County, Territory ul lulI
In tho uli.4f NJ tho estate % Alfred II. Game.
urrcIfed
OfiCf 90 show cause why order % sale "
Ndai ESTATE should not De- made
yTAUGAui.r s. CAtNF. THE ADMINS
vi tratnr or tho estate 81 Alfred ID, HirH,
rrfsaayd. haUns fiCi tnf petition, tu|f Tru
nrd, prayinr Tor an order 81 $50 oe n pHu 1I
800 rrai estate of Haid dccodcni. fnr the purpose
therein oct forth, d l. therefore ordered hY the
Judge " said cluri. thnt ~ rtuunf intcrcstri
M tho cIiHin 81 faid dofuaHUs appear before
ilc fai1 Probate Court On ffilly, the ltih d1y
u october. isli, ai ll O'Clock In lhU forenoon
or slii day, n the CouH Room % Said Probate
Court, nt the County Court House, m tho city
anu county 81 SAT- iatc. Utah frrritufy, %
show cIfse why nn order should DOT De grautet
tu Che said HdmiuiatI atnr, 70 suli ~ much ~
100 real estate ~ the Haid deccnaod At private
aale nHhhail BE- ntcTft4fy, and that n copy 90
ifa order br published 10 least four suer1 .s.ve
weeks m tho bIsruIr iNrNtNH N.Ws. a.
nussparcr printed ana uuhliahed In aai city
AMI county
Dated september 10. itpi. -
q, w. BAUrCH.
dlni Probate - iFo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-30

MINIMUM % ~ - WN-TI-III
NrOTfCE ~ HEREBY OWN THAT
N H1racc Cummingf, ufmrlltfatpr, win
The Will annexed. Of The ostAta ~ iiartara
MATILDA \. Moses. dcerafUl, has tcnfffrI
f1t settlement. and l'cf iu said Court, hii
dnai nccuunt 90 h. administration u - a
" aif ard petition Tor nuhl disiflll tlnu Of tlr
rgfiduo uf Faid estate driuna tho pefaHua gu .
titled thereto, and that Monday, ths I.b dsv ~
october. 4. u ts1i, a 10 o't.nHf am. affH0
ruuft rrom % sad Court. "a thU C1uafi frfft
iiuusc, W. lake city tnd yollir. Jiat Ter
10 aali toufl for the settlement % SAID ~
count and hetring said petition fdt dstrift.
uoR. Al which time and piace aay rtrs1n inifr.
ta.ai IN Haid sltaii may appear and show
cdusc. u auy thrre be,vhv saidaes1uut sf1uit
fot be tgiii6d and approved rad nuai disttila.
il0u made ra Urnytd Tor,
Dated scrtcauer 2trd, lt!i.
q. b. ALLEN,
CLERK ~ he Probate CONT
ny q. D. hfisruN, Deputy ClCfL. ga
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-30
Home and Foreign Missionary,

And Ia a desirable acquisition also 10
oyory student OF Theology and other
pornn who yalges tho means oi adyo-
eating and defending scripturally and
Historically tho Principles ~ tho Gospel.
Tho wishes Of the oompilers, that tho
work bo published without proht 10 as to
DO within the rolch OF every person de-
string II, hhvo boon studied ia this ~
we'll as tho hrs, edition, and therefore no
discount except Tor cost " postage is al
lowed 10 dealers.
Tho book 8, bound In four different
styles ana sent postpaid TO any address
OF tho following
DpJngc. IS cents, 65 cents.
IhlvIo' 80 cents. and SllO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-30
FALL CLOTHING! FALL OPENING!

our STOCK OF FALL, CLOTHING For MEMS BOYs,
aud Chidrens wear h means au
Immense outlay Of money, well weeye monhsof work. yet
rs We look carefully through the separate department.
paid Tor our time and work. Tho question
over from pocket bank account the same time co
atyou well pleased and get full value you
with ur II by chance get an article prove sasac.
toryuch things will hapren-oomo show Us tho fault;
we're only glsd Of the opportunity make right
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-30

Ia the Probate Court % lul flF SAT- lake
tuautY, Territory oi uul.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22
WIN no illustrated.

George II. Cross. the talented city edi.
tor OF the New Mexican, Santa Fe, IL in
the city, registered at the San Felipe.
The New Mexican has been doing some
good work through its columns for Al.
buquerque and the territorial fair, and
the paper IL therefore appreciated by our
citizens. Mr., Cross Gomez here this
time to wrto up the metropolis in an il
lustra,ei addition ~ the New Mexican,
which VIII be issued about ten days be.
fore the fair, aud he will call upon our
-nterprising aud progressive citlzeus
during this week. What the New Mex
icau says 81 Albuquerque, IN the long
run, benefits the entire territory. II is q
good scheme,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22

j. ID. Torlna reach, his 18Th birthday
this morning, and number of friends
have remembered him by sending tn,
gentleman several very hnndsoms
presents
This morning when Marshal Chas
Maston arose from his spring bed in q
coy, we'll ventilated room II dawned on
h,s mind that It was his birthday, just
then a reminder IN the shape OF several
vety pretty gifts came 10 hand, and on
looking up the record he acertaineI
that he WAS 81 years old.
both gentlemen have the cougratula
tons ot THr CITIZEN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22
rI.RitiTOiSi ~

Miss Mase Berry has Ie't Soco5ro Tor
Oregon, and cNI-'at- t. be absent two
years
James II. Osborn and Mise Nclhe Glib.
Opns, - ~"rorro, werr married 'he other
evening
II. y Robinson, ~ II,,sborpugh, las
lrn-rd tuc Moontmu rrrdc hotel ut
kIns-tnu.
l., \ Hughes ,rrrgnt,on scheme Il
carried out, Nlll prove brg thing Tor
santa Fe county
" e. Reynolds, 4 Mcs,lIa and Misa
IJh" frltl, - lNucuin, we're married
Saturda! at Lincoln
Otto T.. L. Gent aud Miss Willis
t. liudsIuS wer" married at IItllsbor.
oush Saturday evening
Lou lllNcnbangh, working at the saw
mill at Red Lake., ColtaI county, had
lbs log and twp ribs broken.
Miss Carr" Leon, u Trinidad. and At.
bert IlegIer, u White oaks, y. VI we're
united IN marriage at Trinidad.
Willis Hunter, former Lac Vegas
barber, II dangerously sick with hemorr
hagr Of the stomach at Prescott, An.
Ipua.
j. VI Lemon, - Cerrllos, recely ed the
sad news that has step father had died
u, hs home IN Merchandising, Pa. OF
asthma.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22
Reception side rrmarL-

SAID l.ns Vegas mau--R visitor nj
that last night What are the clans
gathering tor" "Only daily rec.p
ton" replied an AIbuquetqueau. My
goodness, then | AN just out u the
wuuis TINS beats anything have ever
seen, reluctantly replied tue Las Vegas
man.
Remarked Col. Dick Hudson. II
thought the territorial FAIR was next
N NTH what ~ tha going ony' "a r.
ceptlon tu friend % the territory, re-
marked u bystaGder. 1T beats anything
ever saw ~ tie line ~ the world Albu.
querque II truly great, replied the colo.
mel, walking over h. the claret punch
table with major from Las Cruces.
when arrived las, nigh, 1T the no.
tel, said Judge Booth, OF Ina Vegas, II
thought the people were welcoming me-
IA member Of the territorial cattle saul.
tary board, and % course bowed on
passing through the immense crowd, e.
this ADD that side, ladies and Gentlemen
and was ready To make n speech, when
Clerk Walker cacraliy remarked that II
VAS n farewell reception weekly occur
rene" III this city. II was great, and
there II no doubling the plain fact"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22
The supreme Court.

Before the suprcmr cour, tb,s morning
the app.al case ~ tina territory "a. 10.
mulu MARTINEZ, 1T al wns being argued
hy solicitor GeGeral Bartlett and Hon.
I Is. Catron Tor the territory, and y. Is.
Fl.ld ZOE the defendants. the cass in.
yulyea the cnnstitutlunal,ty Of IN. Jury
law passed IA 1889 under winch the 10
dir'mruts Tor III" murder II Faus,ln Or
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22

quctqueHu, ! am impreastu WIN The
truth 81 the old adage, that NJ, the
least Joy " travel abroad is the home
coming. T.. LYN,S Hoop.
PROM the Daily, Aug ~
Schus'et Nru#, are making extensive
additions g. their r-silcure, un Copper
avenue.
J. T.. I,ntz, tho tNllup WOOL aud hide
representative Tor Georg Ouctne \ Co.,
has gone % Denver on business.
H. W. Dowd u the Eureka, Kansas,
Republican, and wife, will wet the New
Mexico tar, and will H. the guests ~ VI.
T. Stamm
Hcury Carpenter aud George Osttau
der ~ rjrras, and J A. St,LSn, sheep
raiser near Chll, are ~ the c,,y to day
laying IN ranch supplies,
A. VI. Adams, former citizen ~ A..
buquerqur, but now ~ Denver ~ on u
visit to hts friends here. MIR Adams IA
a property owner ~ this city.
Max Luna, court interpreter and his
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Tor a.. r.,t v..A. returned ham. LAS,
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votes nj ,;allnp tnr alderman con-, 81, ~.
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fYr any - th.tAri,e candidates IIr 10
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present ht u" base h'.l gam" between
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j. & Spears and WIFE have concluded
their VISIT with Relatives fr,,rls M
BrnI,, Int AMI are now ~ BpnLesboru,
u mouth longer before returning to their
homo a. Gallup, They Wut" TINT the
weather ~ lCdlhnH Is iniu.erAbly hot,
and the! g., b- happy when they again
strike the crol AID refreshing btrcles o.
Ne" Meh''"'
tue county commissioners, now IN
session, Transacted fr>t class business
this morning. Tn" matter ~ opening
Fnnr'h street was discussed aud II VAS
agreed tn begin work al the very earliest
opportunity; measures taken t. uhn,c
thu nuIsanc"s in the rear ~ the county
jul, AMI arrangements made to Hl up the
holes in and l.yrl of Ra,rrpal ayeua.
from the clt> ltmiis To- old town. II WAS
also agfo Il 10y the county hoard To- have
that part Il Railroad avenue beyond the
city limits lo Old town sprlnkled morn
ing amt noon daring fair week Thus
afternoon routine business ID up for
action.