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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23

Denver, col, May ~ Recently John
l. sullivan, vito ~ playing in this city
went out to have n time with the boys"
IIr wound up N Murph>'s Exchange,
Vu"rc lc met Pat Allen, n Colorado pugl.
h+t. II" asked hlm Il To thought no
could hsh', and without waiting Tor .
rrpy Sullivan prpnr,d"d 30 edo up"
Allen IN the meet approved style They
Nere separated bat not before Allen had
lecn knp'ked down tWlr" sullivan wac
taken away 10y friends
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23
$500 People ~ Distress

IN I'"I"iHt" l'unh writes from P"faI.
1, under dn'" ~ "wednesday ns' g. CuL
). rams 'u"'r., = SANTA f", respecting
w." N'"I-In 'h" TO i'rnn,I" u" say.
I'" river r'l.I rNhtInu't To- lu - great
"'n' d." - n"'uu" e VS. at I"'al,a, y"
H'' 'hr"n''r"i Ir tire" different plurr-
n.i k""r, s- working day auiuglt To-
-n'" ..r-'A"-. =" ft "" ha'" been
able T." o." t", nu' ! nm very u,uch hfrui
'lN' 'h" N.rr' yet 1" 'ume IN Na,ru
rNi'Hm 'l',hut'h down To- lumr .f.uf
mr."-. 'h"r" D.. u,thlrg irft, al, tnm, ,cs
nn'" nhHni. n"I ta"r homes Winch are
ruN ~ ru.nS CT Washed away Don y
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23

Aiaru- gur- to- tho \ rdIcrr' humr ~
san Diego, where th, dcmrut~l man
vii be ,uiincd
Ihst SATURDAY. evening \lhu RnhIr
reached l,a ,hitt, SIXTH httth d,,. and
~ hunuf Il the event iu,tnttura had
been i.sur,l ~ a large lumbar ~ la.
friends The, as.ruhlr, IA tlr evening
~ Ftig at llrmr. where drnght'ul
tim" VAS had
&. T.. NcNrumrr has been appn,ttel
private scrrrtar, ,o T. 4 Simpson m
,IIy.., .,........ -
asrmrni. Mt Newcomer r.mr4 with
tie best u recommendations 49, an Ell
rirnt buurc,a manager. lIrIsH friend
~ Hank Iln"hn"y
JOAN drummer, u Young man from
Santa fr, ltN evening ~ the old town
nuu-h.i dirk ard dared nu, nry To-
rumr near hul. f.. "a time the ai,,pe
rhrrr rguy WITT ls L,p.rl,m,. ninth
DrpuN Sa,t.n lmhl,I in'rifrtrrd and
rrr, ui,d the young Sart, Frnu from
committing II grave utTru,n.
~ II n N,,,y,, .,I .s H.. ,,u.
,,,,,i. .,,.,.,,r., NJ, ,.,,r,..,,,
..sI.., .,.....,..,,I... u..t,.,.t.,.ir..,.
W" lIn~ sect ~" ll.f.l- ~ N'ur- pn-'. trd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23
tsow Ia A.: Qua.

TIE folloSruS items are clpITd FROM
The rhuun Rspublcgr.
Captain Prayer ~ Company +, ~ n
hard yorker aud With the cooperation ~
Ito men "SI'ccts 10 cHrry away un" u a."
prr1". from Albuquerque next S"pt"m'
b.r.
In the Inter Territorial prllc drlll at
IA" Albuquerque FAR ~ September M"
following prlI-s Will be gwen. B~t dfil
eel company m Arizona or New Mckee,
trri prIz". sJn srrund ptll., Sh', thrd
priIr, s5", b"s, drilled man, al"
Arizona companies will have Ia lock
we'll g. their lnut"ls Ia win any ~ the
rfiA~ NJ Albuquerque, SANTA F", MIA
lurrlur aud l.as Vegas companies have
h,"n rompe lug fur y"ars, and the RIVALRY
IL lNrly brtV".n them. Sull Arizona
rpmpanir. should bc.,ir themselves auj
Try Ia carry uN the first prize
Mrs. Court Perry, Who has h,"n a
guest ~ Mrs John oaks, iur three
weeks, was u ph,sruger To- her Wns,"S
home, where aer husband IL a passenger
conductor from there west, the Jther
night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23
Afirr " . TwaN

yesterday morning note VAS thrown
o. tn" pnlnt shop ~ W j rNay. nna
un '"lng picked up. opened aud read. the
{ wing Words, printed verbatim. were
tu.,d written thereon
~ IwaN you mutt lee ON Your gard ~
!uI was not Nislled Tor the purpose ~
:" Try last October h4 YOU suppose aud |
ktuN that the cam" Val be repeated
n n mi perhaps your llfr may be tax
"' ma 60 party tu the lot that has
az mpt"d your hfc pleas take thus ~ a
So niug from friend ~ | dear say 10
~ ." vii br made euuu aud prthnpa Gn
attempt on ynur lir be- taken warn
} moo ~ u friend
b" note WAS not signed and Mr. Twny
h,- no Flea who the "itirnd"is Inst
.. nrr be- vas visited T., s,u,c persons
at aIr residence on tire highlands while
t,'.e alone, aud Was gagged, robbed
ri."lIN beaten aud left fur dead u,s
M ,nlnss were fortunately overheard by
a l"Ishbnr Rnd timely care saved Inn
tr.u death. The geutem hna 30
kr'"u rn"tui"n 10 hls knowledge and he
cat not conceive what be- has duuc turn
gender the bard icclirgs -. a single
person IN the city. Hanging IL entirely
&. good Tor tn" man who IN luw down
~. ugh Ia TAX" out hs revenge N such
a mHunCr. II he ~ n mHu let
hlm boldly face MIR TWhy aud make
kuHNn his complaints.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23

DIV dual name but assume the word "Al
buIuetque." Measures we're taken yes
t"riay aud last night orders Tor the uni
forms mailed, with the tcln,st that the
manufacturers make all hnstn H. get
N.'m here 10y Decoration day. Scctctaty
I" ~ ~ arranging Tor tuu games IN the
ci Que N the pth decoration day J,
aui the other the 3lst.
IT, " Sheppard, the popular western
Travelling passenger agent Tor the Chicago
n .tion, headquarters nj Denver, hup
p"'cd ~ the motrupoii- last night, aud
f"r lev moments enjoyed the sur,cty
- ilrkct Agent bailey. Mr. Sheppard IL
NO. only u raIltoader IN every sense ~ the
~ u, tut he IA n poet, having cumpu,cd
"a / lmbcr of appropriate and humorous
~ IIca, entitled "Commissirus. relative
I" he h"ycott now hclng luaugura,cd
ag INST hla lime lie returned north lnst
rl.nt on the delayed passenger.
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Aentidp Gmaliidbe Gdbnle,

g 7sigS4BMHto1t6, Esrak fnQ q
80 sAaetl6ant Ri6tist 'e~sbtanRalt, fhs auaben
1nt 1idt9sn3 iet treieie Sabren tn roger
1iyftehleit HeEtrsiat9s eetrirdfte untsr BE-,
sssbs 3. e ss',''|:s Ds ss sEsl sIsssss SSra s!i,s S'.s
Y anestbsm NnkeFri&ttm SvaMtf@tR. Giniaets
1adttn betbetsEtete G&ileE Fnben ieber8et
Mnln6tme. MGtere MasIHnft ertteilen 6err
q. Wree&3a NEHEbent be- G9uIs 8oreanbei
Hnb D m. 8dtbtd, Direltcs Der apanIt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-23

~ q, s. 81 . ! ff hle ia an aaSnn mill
.idr 9laaa bat bolltdloige Sins, Yreis
len unO ionfige P1aubmirtb{9afilibe
1Maf6iAeH uubt @eraabe fets bnrrdtbiaa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-23

7sA Bertin's @inbmht!er dnb gnmss.
ben unb Mofer 8ebdlter, gu tttebrfgen,
preifet 3u bdbsHo BET &.lgSS 0 (.
= 3aml MfItitf gfd5a:si1 SnaI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-23
.saabbeit tam mtdt sebeilt tuerDep

9aabbeit fanttf mtd1t 8ebeilt tuerben
bur9 Iotale AppIifationen, neil te ben franfenf
,Sbetl bes Sbres nidt erreiden iouneu. gs
i9iebt nur eineu Mss, bic gaubbeit au f~nriren,
unb Der .tt bnra conititutionele Ssilmittsl.
xaubbeit Hirb bur9 einen ~entiinbtten 8uftanb
bet f5lei raisen AaStleibung Der &ufaGif9en'
M0bts berarfadt. Bsnu abiefe gobre fd eat.
sinbet, babt ibr einen rumpeLnbsI Con pber
Embellishments @ebOr unb ipenn fe eaus se..
f6Ioasn it, srfoIet Saubbeit. unS. ,penn Bic
Gntsanbuns ni6t gsbOben unb bieie @6brt ME.
Der In itrsn sebOrtsen 5uRonbs Ssrlstt hoerbsn
fam, apirb bas Gsbor fiir thinner sert6rt per.
ben aeun Sale untsr ,sebn ftn6 bar6 3D.
tarrb bern fa@t, tpsl@er nidts ais elm ~entain..
better SuRanO Der fd!simigen SberFd9sn 1T.
Mir polfen e~inbuubfrt Dollars fit tebsn
Dnr6 aatarrb SerurfaGten) Gan bon Taub.
beit geben, ben mir midi bur9 Ginasbmen bon
9al's &atarrb Sur beilen t6uneu. eabt eu@
uMionit girrulore tommen. 8se}g .
s. 3. Gbeueb& 60, 9olebo, O.. i
8ertauft bon GpOthetera, preis rs Ste.
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u. 8. Batiss u aSssssu:
&

phppttpelsr apbtf4ss4telie els
SO. II un6 IS % Hs@omt,erce.e troBe,
San Mntonio. Die ollerneuefen Sens
res In photographer feiH aassefhbrt
ebenfo elegant tueun aidt better, ipie.
irgenb pet9e i'm 5taate. 2~ebensgroBei
@ranon 4ortraits uHo ole p2lrten BON;
8ersf6Berlnaeu. 58ebt Cure 1r8ilber
nidt Gremben. i'm lie pergf6BerR Isu,
hTens mem bic 4rbeita bier pen rer.,
ailifuoltli9en alAftern aurr pollen Sue
frieoenbeit plsssfabu ,nercsnr Tam.
s,Wir Iiefeln tnr Irbeits erHer Stalls, abs
,MaiGtsR moi, BsbduoeR ,psIoen gnufs
gelorlmsa uHb, aqe Nuftrdse auBstbalb
BEN 4gltelllisrr prompt bsafootatnsaII6ns u.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-23

GalIaipaDs pbiDtpgrapbif&e
NteIter, Ro. Alb Did ouitonfruBe
Iiefert enti1ieben bfe feinfe arbeit ii
Der gtabt. Der erffe Retou6eur ber
Nnfatt 1T Der por3aalf@fe 2auF,
lei, Der fe In San &ntomfC mar. Ct
mar cine LANCE Geibe BON Snbrett
In ben beIfen Nteliers bes Noroens uao
Dfens bef9dfttgt. Wolt Sbr tpirtIi9
quite BilberS baben, 10 tDeHbet ga6' an
l@dllauap. Gin 8erfu@ uirbs Sud
belehren. y h t,h Tsasm ~ 54a ei14
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-23

oes. Mo3u tas iibrisens balb fab,en
tpiit5e, bas fann man fGon aus ben
triiften QeBereien Der ruiii9en autlis
den Drsane aegen bielen Unions. pIoa
oordusabuen. SIN 3tiamrnenbana
hermit lit es iher BON SntersRe, oaB
Der 4aifet bon Defterrei6 enblid
mad ruamebr fdft bier Sabten ! = BEN
prin3sr Jerbinanb bon @oburg.@obatD
10 balb unb bdtb feline Bsfdtigung ers
tbeilt bot.
@roBss Nuffeben frrest 9egeuwdltig
in 9eutidlanb cine Brof6ires utter
benz SiteI; nWsI6en Ruts bdber
mir g., in tpelder bic tntere u1b dlses
re poIitit Der &egierung MiIbeInas II.
ltu6 @apribis fatfsegeiBelt spirb. Mit
groBem @rnfte ueif Der 8~etfaI1er, Der
elm in ole 8erbdltuiffe eingeweibter,
bober Beamter fein fou, barauf bin,
bdB@ man tn BEN &uts, ben Ste &e9ie.
eiagef9lagen bal. brett auf
etnea Rfieg bintreibe. iopeit bic duBere
Yolitit In 8etra9t fommt, tp6brerb I'M
Snnern bic 3erriittun9 unb 8ernirrung
I'M parteimefen INNER mebr auntmmt.
Gssif fein febr serbauli9es;s aber leiber
rur 5u tpabres Bib, bos Der Nutor ontl
ben 3uft6nben SeutT9lanbs entnitft.
8robs oler fetner nn3ufrteoenbeit nit
sepifen Soften bes BisrnarG' I6en Ne.
gin,ents tommt Der gerfaIier 3us Der Grs'
fenntniB, nit Der er feline StreitI6rift
If9tieBt: Die ein5ige 9ofuuug lieet in
Der &%hdberufnng 8ismard's 9as
udre freiii6 elm f6Iimmes Arnutbs.l
3eugniB fir Sen iungen 3aiIer unb ieit1
gauges &e9terunsssGbfem G
Smnnerbtn nod 3temli9 tr6fii6 lit Is
BET dlebeun, bob bic B~e3iebungeg ants
f9eu &uBlanb unb 6rantret9 teines.
tpegs 10 ber3ti9 fub, ME, aus ben Na@s,
rt9ter iber ben angebli9en Nbi9luB
Eeines S9ubs unb 3rubbtnbniRes Der.
bprging. gntueber tuaren bieie, Ma9s
ri1ten = benen aaerbings bon teiner
5eite wibsripro@ea stpurbe 8an3 limo
gar uptpabr, o6sr bod minbefens ifarft
hbertrieben. Wurbe bod erff biefer.
Snnp- hnrif 81. cXifni -nlts Mnrie
oemeIhpt bos' WrHHhenf Gsymot Hsw.
l4Hisseriaen @elanhtsn Srenfreims IN
al Msfsrsbnrd m ~ SSbomIsns nh.
bernfsn mnh" nnTm her, Sersnr snn
MnnteheiTnI er5est bohe ,uS hSs Istte'
rer heonftraot mar6en III nnrr 5,arsn
IN 4 f;n;f;Sen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
me HM hsrisIhs ~ &ofs sInss
pTisdss ,,nif9hsm gsuff%iofS mn
Srsnfre;x nsrSciter fn,rSS TInS N
GSSfehrf Sshot sNesf r,,f,Fa1 siMenis.
usSy.o,;S ibren @aonSfST @.Sspr
M,S he;m ana 1sSo,;s .ms,5cs,oaen
nsiYer nixt i'm gtanSe ostnefsS if A..
no,ig hi err9i,tefn mie SrnrfreiH iii n,
Togs si,,ssiiSr ,n;{Ms1 @1siorh
Inn SeHeTreim stni5Ssn @,,sfcrS
tmmS Ns,,tlhJonS sfhSiie,' ,nsrhs sgS;s
s,nn I An, Ma S;sts+ cscsnfsif;ssr msr.
grTinsJere; ssheEt fonn "a m;i Nom
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gGus .nTSsS9fs
khsiSnisa Nimt Mi H fsiv tsiSiI
Y.Msr ron NSrrm Gray6 !,
fHHfp;a ,,S,,Ss gfanSSiS,sn bsnnr Is.
ssY YnsIMss Rev SUPERINTENDENT n;,yr
Elm nom. smiihts,nss Worsn;sf M
"a MT sSrn1imi bs~ro,iscsaSgt SoS
l6ie Gon.e' MnnsI ,giToire Mi, Son5SD
Egroff! al berstt @shs;mhnituno ri he.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-23

Die europ6ii@e Siplomdtis fdaut
u%euerbinss pieber nit beforstet gliden
nod Der 8altans 6albinieI, 6ieIem Seer.
be ME eubenber uurtber unb 8erwids
Iungeu. Gin iaiemIi6 gtUBartig anaes
tester plan III Is bies MoI, buf& Ben
man iberrai9t tDirb. SanbeIt ts f@
bod UNI ni@ts Gsringerss, als uri Bic
@rhnbune zines 8altnnaaaien Bun.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-23
.leBt. Cine bacon 1T ibre 8erlebunsen
bereits erleQen. Esg4R stae

'ItBt. Wlae Dd0DH III 1gre NerleBungen
bereits erlegen. ts5ae stas
eSSu Der ungarif9en Gtabt 8atenaD
,grifen fritetbe Nrbeiter 6as &atbbaus
an. gs tant Si einert Rampfe nit ben
pOlisiffen, mobei a 5trifer get60tet unb
Z lebensgefdbrli9 oerwunbet purbeu.
60 Die bon ,ber beutiden &egierung
eingeiebte Gommiffton our uuteriu6uns
Der Wirfiamfeit Der STANDARD Deli
gOrtpd9nie in Deuti9lanb miro benz
ndGf ibren 8eri9t publtciren. @s
beiBt,, He tper6e In 6emieIben e~mpfeblen,
bag Bite 36qe auff 9elfdRer abgei9a1t
tuerben unb baB babttr6 bic Gegeli1ihe
auf 1biefelbe Bais aeiiellt tuetbcn, ME
Die groBen v8aat4s9 ampfer ieaer Ges
tegi6oft biAl r4aH0 6a sfioI Ho}G
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-23
GGuniipn 1a6 &ortlQlb, $ea8>
UNn IS. JUNI Oil
&erfamfs=9aee: 26. uuto ~ s,t1ti.

= Porttanb 1T fur ben Sanbel bon Sa5ueR.8esas Ser ud6He geebafeu,
ger Saten fur electromagnetic, ~fOeI9stsber Stqbt Ole binieaen Roben unb
Gatoefon ausgeaonnten. w @%&
- gsrt critic 3D. bat bog tiieite gsa9er no Die i96nfs Sage auf BEN babidsn
81 GB goben Stuh, anfoBeno an Die Corpus gbTni Bat unb ni1nmt Bic Sdfb,
tnlel EN-. Dar9 psl6e ole gifenbabnlneu laufen ma6eu. (prat bic ahfsu.
50 Si9t angrensenb umbs binter@ gorHanb Iigt ena I'm M en{ es~Sexsa
.oes elnfen u derba u 9 = B e 81 peldes f6 i9uea nit 5armeu antnlt.
Gas Selma TT a~nsseSeidnet, ibena NDrhanS 1T %1owobtsein gomniers,
s. 7ea4 9oiara re eu1 gGimer 6epn.
pie San antonio & Qraaias gabe gabn bout bort segenpdtia etn elssan,
ties Statt6nsgebauSe uo tna6t aabere ti6tIe 8erbeKefuaaen. ~ 8134F
yortlau no erbiett R6 elm neues @ourbausgebdube au f6enfsn, has
$4,000 tpen lou, wel9er gerf9lag groBen Naflaug efabt. .3nff .ts..9 m
- portlo nd befBt unternebmungsgeiH, Ifabrt mbr gauten auf unb bers
tau1t meDI @runoetgeHtbum mte irgenb ene 9abt on bRfer Rife in Der Ndbe
-bn Nranfas paB. ~4.s4s-r .r5fs.. .-@.s -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-23

Or. Mnt. Netter peiIt geeenw6rtig
In @uropa. Die 3ett feiner &adfebr
ipirb In ben Spalten btefes Blaties Bee
FAINT gema9t tuerben. a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-23
goaf. @enfbss 9

9 at I L, unb 6 onserf. 2oIa t
auf BEN @ouDeruments 6tgeL .ge8etls
hber bonn ginsang4 gum parabeplab.
Die SnfaHen bon Rutf6en tperbeu bonn,
8arroom aus bebient. Ingeuebmer
NufeatbaIt i'm garten, groBer Dor.
aiigli@ beniilirter .6aaI.. SeSmportirte
Weine, ,fetne Wbisfiss, 2iqu6re, iiets
'Dorslgli6es Bier; feline giearren. e.
Sonntag Na d N II a bon
4 ubr al. groBes 6reisR ma ert t.,
Nbenbs Ball. Sas 2otot febt
9tiootpeieGI@aftsa snr @erfiguag.sl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-23
Sic go o d E.

y1DHnlgeu Suoen, 1nnoeFn ouW ooen
IN oen Ie8lonen per Sll33aros bet1erfs
9ar mag1, mo ole peri0!eoeaen Se9lss
!alnren ger stn3sllfaaien, ote 4lloD beg
|1dmtHen matea, ouseenaaoerge9dit9en,
nagoem pc oie 1ao@ 1qfoe6eaoea orlas
geaoen. 9elWafte ~ auer cue, etleDiBt.
MSotgm man ~ mepreten Staatet =
9 Y a1oere1i ~ Mfa1la@uletts llno Weltz
BtrgtltteH tio@ bic Neueintbeilung
oer Der @o1greBotlfrlete 0ol3ogen, mas
MGA 9Ier " aegas oetanatil9 0ertdumt
Dat lilo nun ta setner ertrase eitou nod
Ha9goae1 alab.{ 5...g a'a .52,,ey..
~ peallp!eaalea gatfe Die Seglsla'
sIns SgHl3uaHgsgla aa9enomrAett,
]anelA PEI 9ouoef1enr pat osslelbe
mogrl@eiatigl aus Saoei at1gebra@ter
uao iuaffagaoarer a5ftitciptetts Hetteret,
HtIs telaem geto pslegt.
81 G9lp gaoeH PIE Wepuolttaaer bes
glelen, paB ote agtleoerlage Der legter
osn ieIen MatgT uao f9te 3uoerfWt
stgl 9soeugl gaoen. gtnlflnaratg BADEN
Ee H iqrsr SIaals.eDnDeutl0n NfcEt1s
tsg 9uHh 9~plpsrnears @anoleaten rios
mlaIf!, pen Gn9rer TN lesteu 9eotioaal.
anaglLeMpI Mno menn MIR quo nlWt
nlI aoloaaler St@erDelt oarart gldubei1,
eHB DslI9as1ahs oerN Siaats : 2Sa9l ~
Cg'e MaB5eDeae lem nlro FUR Den 4uss
lau oer geatloh9!s2eaDlen pom 1872 10
plIo Ie lMnler9la etaen 1ebr 1GdBgns'
5gssIgeA grgonlsifer peg 0Heatild1eii
Ygsesnaugs ueTerH. 1t0an3 ~tletttDlrDtg
aHss,soaPs f@oa sfeBt aetE SwtagtDort
|eaIgemoEIeHi toorpea tlfs DOS IN ben bes
FSorgegeneea 2Sapltotapfeit Z ftle BroBe
%eAsdpleie1 1DIop haosdnD1tn oem IN
Bsull@lat eigentlld1 muir lte9r lituenige
9enaa mtea, morafties il9 tbatoelt.
|tss W Diss hte non DeilDtrateiI iino
yatnlefsNaiaf3lernn to aud bon cir en-
ape5ts Der appropriateness aatlfgetteute Tors'
1sfua9 sioer .sSliber e Jrelprdaun9@..
gpsua man ete aGafnter.aalatl5.Sidtter
EllsI z damn lpute mon glanoeu, 0atf mil
gssanEAg.utl 'UeIos1nag Def frels1t
Is !. ~ ',ns y Stgs.p.usaagas al =
Man SJS ~ Sisno uus Str aOeH
I'M. Sea~uR is'l ~asusa. ~, IMaa
LIN aa SR aSpSa.Dsu.c61alen
beam he bruunten bod nur biefe Hors
Ssaos !, S.SsaI. 1s"s ~ DLs aIoa.a.s
1920 Ike ms ~,s'aaoni.
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especially with regard TO marriage and d.
vorce. Wills. descent and distribution Of
property, form Of deeds, acknowledgements
ana kindred topics.
There are but two modes of securing this
end. First, an amendment TO the federal
constitution. Second, uniform action by
the states. Tho first method IL not feasible
OF practicable. Your attention 10 invited to
the second method. voluntary action by the
several states. The legislature Of the state
Of New. York has taken the initiative In
this matter and has passed the following
law:
Section within thirty days after the
passage of this act, the governor shall ap-
point by and with tho consent Of the sen
ate, three commissioners, who are hereby
constituted u board of commissioners by
the name and style of commissioners for
the promotion Of uniformity Of legislation
In the United States" 1t shall be the duty
OF said board to examine the subject of
marriage and divorce. Insolvency, the form
of notarial certificates and other subjects;
to ascertain the best means to effect an as
sanitation and uniformity In the laws OF
the states, and especially to consider
whether 1t would be wise and practicable
for the state of New York to invite the other
states of the union to send representatives
to a convention to draft uniform laws to DO
submitted for the approval and adoption of
the several states n to devise and recon-
uucuu 6uCu Otu0I COuIbo Oh bCt1Ou TN 6uHIl
best accomplish the purpose Of this act.
Such anomalies as sometimes arise under
the laws OF the different states respecting
the subjects referred TO ought not to exist,
II Is recommended therefore that action be
taken looking to Jour cooperation in some
plan to promote this worry desirable end.
Expenses OF Constitutional Convention.
The $4,000 appropriated by congress to
defray the expenses Of holding the late NON
stitutional convention was found to be in
adequate for that purpose. Additional clerk
hire and other officers, including a stenog-
rapher, and a stenographic report of the
proceedings Of the convention, was by reso-
luton of the convention declared to be
necessary and proper for the convenient and
early dispatch Of business. To cover these
extra expenses the convention adopted an
ordinance appropriating the following sums
the following purposes respectively, and
declared the same to be charges against the
state of Montana. The item for the steno-
graphic report is an approximation but of
course is capable Of being rendered certain
tha ranos 10 Glad
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Exhibit T..

HELENA, Montana, Dec. %, 1880.
To His Excellency, Joseph X. Toole,
Governor of Montana: Dear Sir-I have
the honor to herewith submit for your con-
sideration a statement of the business
transacted by the district court of the first
judicial district of the state, from the date
of the admission of the state, Nov. 8, 1889,
up to and including the 22d day of Decem-
Der. 1890. Court WAS regularly opened for
business on Nov. 8, 1889, and has continually
been in session since that date, except upon
holidays and during the month of August
when was out of the state.
l respectfully call your attention to the
fact that there has been a steady increase
in business for the past three years, and in
vite your attention to the volume of bush
ness which has been transacted during the
past thirteen months as we'll as to the large
number of cases still undispostd of, and
which is increasing every day. During the
time that ! have occupied the bench 1 have
done my utmost to dispose of the old cases
which | found upon the calendar when the
state was admitted. Many of these cases
were very important. and consumed much
time in trial and disposition.
The experience of the past thirteen
months clearly demonstrates, / think, the
need of another Judge within this district.
1t is a very severe tax upon one man to hold
court each and every day, and give to the
important questions that consideration
That is due to the propositions of law pre-
sented and that a Judge feels he should and
would like to give. l do not hesitate, there
fore, to express to you my earnest hope
hat you may deem it fit to recommend to
the legislature the enactment of a law by
which there may be two judges and two de-
~partments OF our district conrt.
l have converted with nearly all the men,
bers of the bar and 30 far as l am able to
judge their wish is unanimous for the relief
suggested. As to the provisions of the law
for me to make any suggestions, unless
called upon to do SO; | have the honor.
sir. to remain your obedient servant.
WILLIAM H.. HUNT,
Judge First Judicial District.
statement.
Civil cases on docket when state was adj
New cases since Nov. 8. 1859. ..... III
Total number of civil cases. ......... l,222
Criminal cases commenced since Nov. 40
Insane cases triedby juries, pursuant to
law, from Nov. 8. 1889 .............. 81
Total number Of cares, civil, GRIM
1nAl and insane. 1885
CONTRA.
Civil cases disposed of and finally deter
Criminai cases disposed Of from Nov. &.
Insane cases disposed OF from from Nov.
D, loob. u
Total number IT GASES entirely dis
posed Of from Nov. 8, 1889 .......... 7l2
Cases yet 70 bsdisposed OF on the docket B43
1885
probate from Nov. Q. 1854