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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04

The estimate OF the sewer contractor.
\. +. Rose, was presented and read for
the amount OF 1907 IL. Warrants
were ordered drawn FOR the amount sub.
iect to "a final estimate.
Tue now bills we're read and referred
10 the finance committee,
On motion OF Alderman Bowman, sec.
onded by Alderman Miller, that the
street committee DO instructed to fur
nish the necessary corner stones for
streets.
On motion " Alderman Maloy, second.
ed by Alderman Bowman, that the Elec.
trc street railway be notified 10y the
strest committee 10 lay their ties on the
present grade 81 Railroad avenue east Of
the railroad track, aud 10 remove the
dirt now piled on that avenue.
Ordinance No. i2s. fixing the day aud
hour Of the meetings Of the board OF al.
dermeu was approved. 1t changed the
meeting nights from Wednesday OF every
week, TO the first and third Mondays OF
each month.
Ordinance No. l2o. relative 10 plumb
ing and drain laying, was read and adopt
oil.
Adjourned,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
Fer, wh,ppie 20 be- Abandoned

Orders have been received In the last
few days at Whipple from the war de.
partmsnt, at Washington, cancelling all
contracts catered into on tho part OF the
military, affecting the hay, grain. WOO,
and other supplies used at Fort Whip.
pie. II 10 also stated that tho 9th In.
fantry will leave the post casly the
coming month for their New York sta.
ton, and that the order Abolishing
Whippls will then bs made known,
q detachmsnt OF troops only will I've loft
to care for the property that remains
after being sold at auction or otherwIse
disposed Of. A half dozen Prescott mer
chants who have contracts for furnish.
ing the different articles used there,
have also received instructions to at
once discontinue the delivery 81 the
same. II may then, he plsirly given out
that a post around which in the past
ever will cluster in the memory many
good de~is OF the military TO tho civilian
In Fat contracts aud soft Snaps, il at last
to 60, Prescott journal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
Adjourned

Look out for fires.

Look out for fires.
Hon. Pedro Perea came down from
BernaliIo this morning
Regular session Of the board OF coun.
~ commissioners neat Monday
Sheriff LULA AMI Deputy Sheriff Con
nellsy, ~ Valencia county, are in the
city to-day
II is understood here that the mines
OF the Gallup Coal company have closed
down for repairs.
John Trimble and wife, and Marshal
Aaston will leave about the 10th for a
trip to Jemes hot springs.
A light vote was pollsd at Santa ia
yesterday, The Citizens ticket was
elected with one or two exceptions.
j. II. Drury, the contractor and build
or, and wife are out in the mountains en-
joyins the delightful, iuvigornting air
Marshal Maston came out this morn
ing In 4 brand new uniform. The color
10 sky blue and the brass buttons show
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
Jein, Meeting or Eaiters.

President Hall lniorms Tar CITizu
that n number % the editors OF both
New Mcsico and Arizona have expressed
to him n desire 10 meet here on soms
day during the Territorial fair. II is
good scheme, one worthy u the attea-
ton Of the fair association, and il !,
hoped that the press associations o: ,hs
two territories conclude 10 meet in Tia
city during the fair. Visiting edition
will be royalty entertained, and the local
newspaper men will arrange all matter
Tor their reception. Let joint meeting
Of the editors OF New Mexico and Ariz, u
b. held here at that time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
The s~i,a.simp.ea Matter.

Editor Citizen.
The true facts In this case are nv fol
lowe: Some months since, Mr.. simpson,
with three gentlemen, one % which was
y notary public, came to Mr.. Selva's
house ut the mouth % the II jeras canon,
with the object ~ obtaining Mr.. Selva's
and his wife's signatures Ia n deed or
contract, purporting to convey their in.
teree. in land in said canon, some jOO feet
on each side Of the creek or arroyo, and
about 700 feet from east 10 west com.
mcncing n short distance west OF the rec.
idence ~ said Selva. Upon the reading to
him by the notary, the quantity ~ land
TO be conveyed, he demurred aud refused
10 sign OF that time, the consideration
being one dollar. Upon consultation
with his legal adviser, he still refused to
slgn without he should receive the
amount OF slOOO for his entire clam. Now
the said Mr.. Simpson with other
gentlemen, hss commenced the building
OF dam on said Sslva's property, and
have destroyed the outlet road, on his
own premises, whereby he hauled out his
ice from HE ice house
Any further facts will he brought out
in the court, and Mr.. SclvH does not fear
the final result. EN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04

Billy Angel, who conducted the 81.
Elmo restaurant, has skipped the town,
leaving several unpaid bills which we're
guaranteed by the generous Doc. BLEED.
zoo. Billy did a iiourishing business,
and would gamble occasionally, Doc.
objected TO bis gambling until he had
met all his obligations, which objection
did not set we'll with Billy, and he there.
upon folded his tent like the Arab and
departed last night. lie came here
about ak weeks ago from Winslow,
where he worked in Fred Harvsy's lunch
counter His whereabouts at present
are unknown. The restaurant did a
good business and is offered for sale
cheap.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04

Yesterday, u popular Atlantic Il Pa.
citc passenger conductor WAS arrested
by Deputy United States. Marshal Ar.
milo, under tho Edmunds act, on war,
rant sworn out by }, X. liawley, who
charges the conductor with undue init
macy with his wife. The case was called
this morning before Karl A. Snyder. and
testimony, unht for publication aud very
damaging to the condnctor, OF course all
Tor the plaintiff, was introduced. This
afternoon, on account ot the absence Of a
witness, the case was continued until
next Tuesday. II IN evident that the
sympathy ~ the public is decidedly with
the conductor, for IL 10 believed that
IIawley, from whom the wife has On.
deayored 10 obtain divorce, on the
grounds ~ non-support and cruelty.
takes this method 81 attempting to
backcn and rum the reputation Of his
wife. Mrs llawley has worked hard for
the past few years, 10 support herself
and three little children, whom che 10
schooling at the Sisters academy.
Excuse me, George, but when I Jaw
you a year ago, your face wac covered
with pimplss; il seems to 10 oil RICH,
now" "Yes, sir; that's because ! stuck
To Ayers Sarsaparilla, the greatest blood
medicine in the world was never 90
well in my life as Rm now,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
The cooperative BatidinE and Loas
Association.

AZ a meeting OF this local association
held on Tuesday, loans were made TO
the amount Of s3,SO. II il the pride OF
the directors Of this stable and popular
association to say that they have teen
able from the very inception to supply
all demands made on II Tor money. The
substantial buildings in every quarter OF
the city, which have been built by the
money Of this institution, attest the sub
stantisl contributions II has made TO the
growth OF our city, From u small be.
ginning the receipts from dues. interest
and premiums amount now 10 nearly
5000 per month.
A homo board Of responsible conserva
tive business men OF Albuquerque, with
eyes single TO the promotion to the city's
advancement, controls this institution.
Its investments amount 10 about $4,000.
every dollar Of which has helped and will
continue 70 help our city. When we
take into consideration the cheapness OF
this association, which IL secured by the
fact that no high salaried officers and
agents are eating up the profits which
investors and borrowers must pay. and
that its managers and promoters are our
own citizens known TO us all, there would
seem TO he reasonable excuse for moneys
being diverted from institutions OF which
come OF our people have yet a feeling
recollection.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
JomN p. coLL,Naswomrm
This tassbi~r ana Lisersine Desert
SETS NsunE wife.

Word reached this city this motn Inc
that John T.. Colliugsworth had desert
ed his young wife at Las Vegas, forsat
my her Tor woman named Mrs. Bril-
hart The whereabouts % tho guilt
couple are unknown. Mp. Colling.
worth came on q visit Ia her parents Il.
this city last Monday evening, and that
same night Collingsworth and his 10
famous companion left IN hack ia
wa,rous where they are supposed q
have taken An eastern bound tram. Ths
local paper at Las Vegas says:
Tho woman vas we'll known M uufaltb.
ful 10 her husband, and complaints had
even been lodged against her, with III.
proprietor Of the house, because Of he,
improper conduct. IL happena there
fore, that her Hitting has been matter 4
small surprise.
The general impression IL that Col
llngsworth does not intend 10 desert hH
young wife, bat learning that the con,
pauion 81 hls flight had n few hundred
dollars, he has taken this method To ~
cure the woman's money; and whet
that shall have been done, he will shHk.
the woman aud return TO his wife, a
this place or Albuquerque.
Collingsworth had u bad reputation
following him from Albuquerque; and
this episode will finish him, as far q
Las Vegas IL concerned. Report has 4
that the woman and the forpaken hus
band, for whom nothing but pity 10 telt
were married IN 1892 Since then b,
left her once; but tho family tie was 70
newed On her most sacred promises d
reform. Tho couple came here froa
Denver.
CoIllngsworth was married TO M,s
DAVIS II few weeks after he, with Goa
sullivan, a notorious bunco steersr, helt
UP aud robbed an old man. named TO
hen, in this c,ty. lie was placed unds
u heavy bond, his securities being Nh
and Mrs. Davis. and still in the face d
the fact that the penltentiary was yearp
ing Tor him he was granted permissio,
to wed an lunucent Young girl. III,
wife, had she continued the study of he
boOke, would have graduated the pas
season from the Sisters academy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
CITY sOtiN,tL
D-ta,iea Repert Of the Proceedings Of
the MeetinE Last Sweating.

Detailed nepert Of thr Proceedings OF
the MertinH Last ENeninE.
Tho board ~ aldermen met last even
ing; all present except Trustees FAIR
and Hunt
The minutes ~ the previous meeting
read and approved.
The IRE cnmmit,oc reported tina, they
recommend that Irrmi,slun I've granted
j. II. Hughes To- erect curnice On his
building on Second street, aud the I've.
ttion ~ NJ. e. Hlrhut, asking leave To
build frame addition ~ his house on
Copper avenue was refused. The petit
ton ~ Thos. +. kclchcr to remove n
frame house from Fourth street 10 ia,l.
road avenue was also refused
Tho report was accepted
The COMMITTEES on rulcE aud order ~
buS,neps submitted their report aud II
was adopted by sectluus
The finance committee was granted
further time IN regard To the matter ~
the Sheniield Hook RGd Ladder com.
pany,
The sewer committee reported that
they had hired eewrr inspector inr the
city At e. ~ per day, ~ long ns lls ser.
ycca are uccded
THE petition ~ Jua,u Armlir, lu r..
build u sidewalk On iin,lroad avenue, IN
front 81 j. -. TorlIna's lialatr wac read,
and he Was granted prrmissiup a. huild
u sidewalk subject To- the future ORDER u
/ the board.
! The petition ~ Mcssts Andrew SMITH
/ and T. Il, Gabcl, asking thai the city
/ build u sidewalk IN ftunt ~ lut rs. hlurl.
/ l. Nas read aud referred to the street
committee
The petition ~ l.. PARENT, a.klug 10
mission IL RAISE the root ~ hla shoe shop
at No. III Rallrund avenue WIS read aud
I referred tu the ;ire committee
! The petition " " l.. Trmble n Co.
IN regard To- extending the iron over then
wagon shcd IN Second street, wns real
and the petition granted.
The petition from property owners on
/ Kent ave. ne, asking that the avenue bp
graded u! the city, was read. The prop
erly owners to dc'ray some u the ~
p"ns.. Referred to the greet commit
tee
A communication from Mrs. G. pl-he
not was referred t. the police commit
tcr
james II Wroth W NJ. ~ rcmpl,
Lodg" 80. Il. asked permission ~ the
board To store valuable papers % III,
Grand Lodge ~ MHspLs III the vault al
tho c,ty building, until such time as they
eau arrange proper vanl = Tor their r.
cepilon. The petition Was granted.
A communication from Marshal Mus
ton, complaining " the railroad crossln ~
On Railroad avenue was read and refer
red to the street committee with ful
power to instruct the murshal's duties u
the premises.
A communication from Marshal Ma,
ton. relative To Mrr. Chala, Mas irt-rrr,
Ia the grievance committee
the clerks report showed as follows
Warrants issued on approved bills
sl1JD, licenses collected, 81, credite.
by treasurer's receipt, AZ.
The marshals report showed IA fol
lows Fines collected, sJ0, credited D.
trcasurer's receipt, sJD, arrests durInI
the week, Ii, number IN jail, 8.
The following bills were approved b.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
INA W ntRLrooi.
The Treaehere-. ME sas.nde and ~.
tletim,

NteNtms
Hon. Frank lIubbcll, % pajarito, a
Mexican vlllas. populNted with good
people IN the southern part ~ the codn.
~, IN hero To- day, and brings the uc~s
" the drowning ~ Juan Bhrteras, at
Toe PadillaS, n few miles below, yea,cr.
day. The mab, who wa from San Ia
tael, Valencia county. was unacquh,nted
With the tofds ~ tho Rio Grande, aud
although told TINT It was n dangerous
undertaking tu cross the river during its
present high stage, made the venture IN
tbs face ~ protests. Everything went
along smoothly until he had reached q
point where the current changes abrupt.
Nv Ia the west, and in u twinkling his
horse sank IN whirlpool going down
out % sight aVl carrying the rider with
him under tho water. Thos, who stood
on this side 81 tho river and watched the
daring rider from the time he entered
the stream stood awe stricken when the
water epgulfcd both the horsc and ridsr
The animal managed To drift from his
periluua situation and was brought "a
the east shore n few hundred yards 10.
low the whirlpool. liarreras never show
ell above the water again, and doubtless
among "a ,Anda ~ the bottom Of tn,
treachero,. Rio Grande. his body noV
lies. lie was we'll known in the south
ern part ot this county, where some oi
his relatives reside, aud il 10 said h,
leavcs TO mourn his loss wife and scv
eral children at Han Rafael.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04

''''H Wv i"'As' Wv
Mrs, Elmer WHshburn IL recovering
from spell - sickness.
Chas. X"ger IL back from hls cattle
ranch out on the Atlantic { Pacific IL
Arizona.
Walter &. Shupe, son Of G. H. Shupe,
who Las been dangerously Ill with ma
lara fever, is slowly recovering.
Ed Newcomer, Who broke one o. his
legs IN walking OIL the porch ut Mrs.
Werner'a, Will be out on crutches Satur
day.
Mrs. Garden il meeting with success
with her ice cream parlors. Every even
ing sees tho parlors we'll TILED with cus-
toners.
n. II. Bowman, representing the Gao.
tus Printing company Of Pueblo, IL max
ing IA trip through the southwest lie is
here to day.
DR.. y. ID. Smith, Of the GENITAL firm OF
smith 4 Smith, returned last night from
u very successful business trip 10 Pres
colt and Flagstaff,
Martin Tierney, II hariworking boiler
maker IN the employ 10 the Atlantic a
Pacific, aud wife left last night for Cali
tornia " be- absent several weeks,
Robt Gibson, who has been working
at the plumbing trade in this city Tor
the past year, has departed for Las We.
gas, where he has accepted u position.
! PC. Lama, editor az the Las Cruces
spanish paper, aud also connected with
the ri Defeusor del Pueblo, Of Old town,
came up from Las Cruces last night
Engine - IA powerful Rhode Island
engine hes been rebuilt here by Mas
tor Mechanic Hancock aud will 10 used
ON the Williams mountains AS q pushcr,
Henry Carpenter, the veteran store
keeper ~ Tijeras canon, came IN bright
and early this morning, loaded his wagon
with merchandise aud returned forth
with.
M W. Flournoy, cashier Of the Flrsl
National bank, wife aud daughter wi!
leave to night for the Las Vegas buI
Springs, where they will remain severa
days.
Chas Yondori will probably leave fol
Las Vegas 10 night He wants 10 lool
over the field and tee for himself beior,
the ball games are played on tho al
aud 9Th.
Mrs, Creager, wife Of the Superlnten
dent OF the Government Indian school
returned home last night from her triI
to Indiana. The professor met his VT
ut Ration.
Mira, COncannon, who conducts
boarding and lodging house near tb
Atlantic 4 Pacific shops, ID doing n goo'
business. She can accommodate mum
Der OF boarders.
Ada Humca, who killed her lover JacI
Brown, in Silver City, 10 1887, being sen
to the territorial s'ogitsniiRry for thre
years, on the recommendations VI War
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04

The Mexican brass band has been 20
gagged 10 play for the Gsntlemen's Dh'
ing association morrow Afternooa
while the Albuquerque silver corps
band, with n number OF friends, will pc
mic on the classic banks Of the small
stream at Camp Whitcomb and San 10
renzo springs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
Fiue Art Work

Mrs. Florence Nsttlstou, the estimable
wife OF Jswelsr Nsttlston, has again
crowned herself with glory by her brush
and paint, and her latest production, do.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04

A number OF the young people Of tes|
city enjoyed u pleasant evening Of tbs
hospitable residences OF Gov +. &. stove
last evening, Mrs. Slower was assists
IN entertaining the company by MIS-
Whiteman and Miss Maggie Kent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
A bead ssrAkeman.

The dead body Of NJ. y. For, a brake.
man on the Atlantic 4 Pacific, was
brought here on this mornings passsn
ger train from Flagstaff Night before
last Fox fell from the top OF a car 90 the
water train, tracturing his skull and re-.
oeiving several serious scalp wounds.
Death was instantaneous. The deoeas.
ell was M inmate u the company hos.
pital here a few wseks ago, being treat.
cd for mashed fingers; he was also In the
hospital Tor several weeks 81 last year
lie was Q very Intelligent man, bad in.
vented several things which he was try
ing 70 plaos before the people, and wal
for q number Of years reporter on the
Fort Scott, Kan, Monitor. II 10 stated
that while 10 Ksnsas he made quite q
handsome stake, invested IL In real 90
tate ut Wichita during the boom. and
whom the crash came he Loot everything
lie then drifted TO California, and bsinl
an old rAilrosder, applied for work OF
the Atlantic 4 Pacific and secured tn,
position Of brakeman.
The body was buried IN The company
lot in Fairvisw cemetery this afternoon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04

The casualty record for English fca
ball season just over shows twelve cess
OF death directly attributable to ipiuf
lee received in Matches
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04

Tho special race between J. Edward
Prlest's sorrel mare, Fanny. and jacob
Weinman's Chiquita, which takes plac'
on the Fourth, ito, morrow oftsrnooDk >
exciting considerable interest, and mot
cy in good quantities has been put up %
both sides. The race will be for 0e
yards, and s25 n side.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04

No matter what may be the ills you
bear from Indigestion, = dose Of Ayers
CathArtio Pills will ease you without
question. just Try them once and be
assured they have much worse
dyspsptics cured. ioull frd them nice
aud amply worth the price.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
i.,brary Entertainment.

The ladIes cleared over tl0O by thd
elegant social last evening at the hospitA|
ble home OF Hon. II. B. Ferguson. Tbd
ladies having the matter IN charge lst1
nothing undone to please and snlsrtail
the guests, and Mr.. and Mrs. FerHussot|
opened their whole house 70 aocomu.o|
date the large company. The evening
was pleasantly spent, and all present
speak in high praise Of the entertain
ment.
W. ii. II. Llewellyn. the almost omni
present live stock agent Of the Santa IA
railroad, spent a couple Of days in Silvs|
City last week. In conversation with
Southwest sentinel reporter, Mr.. Lies
ellyn said that 1900 head OF cattle viii
be shipped out of Grant county. from
Silver City and Demlng within the merit
thirty days. The shipments OF cattld
from the southwest will DO even creates
this season than they were at; thd
season commenced earlier, the COMPANY
has more rolliLg stock available for Thu
trade, the corn crop in Kansas and Ns|
braska 10 now pretty thoroughly ASSURED
for the season and promises to be good
one, consequently cattle feeders In tboss|
s,ates are now buying strongly, and
prices are ranging shade higher thar
they did last year. All this, togeths'|
with abundant rains, good grass sess|
On, and large calf crop down hers|
promises n season Of unusual prosperity
Tor the southwestern cattle raisers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04
SILVA SHOOTS.
ne Attempts 10 As-a--,nate Feare 4
nlmpsau


ne Attempts 10 As-a--,sate Feare 4.
Sts,pren,
Yesterday evening Ferdinand Silva
tired three shlts at T.. \. Simpson with
the intention - kllng tha, gentleman.
The cause - tie attempted Hssassnn
ton IL II land controversy IN TiIeras
canon. about twrNes miles east - tina
city. Silva owns u ranch nchf the mouth
% the canon, aud l.. \. SIMPSON and n
number ~ gentlemen IN this city fotmci
u company aud have begun the cuustruc
ton ~ reservoir u, the mouth ~ the
canon Tor irrigation pufpuses. silva
clnlms the land uherc the dam N To- br
erected, and has, It ~ claimed, repeatedly
threatened To- kill Slmpson. Yesterday
morning Silva visited the place where
the men we're ut work AMI made threats
against Simpson, ard !"s'"rdHy evening
while the party were at supper silva
passed Toy the camp with his Winchester
Ia hls hand lie went un up the sile ~
the rocky canon on the opposite sldc ~
the arroyo from the camp, aud was ~.
,lced To- bIdc behind som" uudcrhtush.
Ia moment he fred bus gun, the tail
passing close 10 Smp-unE lc't thigh.
Being entirely unatmcd Slmpsou and his
wurkmcn IN u ivIuklng sought shelter
behind rocks Nter waiting irW mo.
menis Simpson asked one = the men n
he thought silva had lcft, atd the man
raised up Ia see When another shot Ma
fired, luckily failing to reach i,s mark
tine more attempt was male H. reach
safer cover 10y one ~ the men, Nhcn an.
other rho, WIS tired ~ un" Mas "a.
.urcd, showing that Silva IA u poor
marksmnn. Simpson HRs forced ~ hug
the rocks tll dark. Nhen hr made his
way on foot Ia tins city, and warrants
we're issued ut S,lNa's arrest aud the
papers we're served 10 dn,
The irrigation COMPANY, - winch MIR
simpson II u member. assert that silva
has 40 clam 81 tho land on winch they
are erecting the dam.
The above IL the snhstanc" ~ state
ment mnie t. thus paper 10y MIR Srmp
sou this morning.
NE. sII.NN's nTNriMLSI
Mr.. SILVA was arrested ~ sheriff prre0
and brought tu this city thus morning
and was bound over ~ the sum ~ sltH
t. appear ia Judge Maddcu'b court next
! Monday
Mr.. silva informs thus paper that
about year ago be consented Ia glvlnl
Simpson and his company the ptlvIlrg.
/ To erect reservoir duu When 4 cam,
| 60 signing the agreement 10 this ciTec
/ Simpson wanted u deed tu his lSllva's
I ranch. which be- refused g. sIgu ~,
then ordered Wurk To- stop. and Simvsof
then stopped the work
Three weeks ago Simpson brought uu
u gang ~ men ana again began work ~
the dam, which ~ located on Silva
land. SILVA again ordered the men /,
stop work, and demanded sj.Or Tor Ia,
privilege ~ allowing tn, building - ~,
reservoir. SIMPSON said he was wlllip,
g. pay Tor !he privilege, but that 500
was too much. silva claims Ia have hn,
no difficulty IN words with Simpson
Yesterday hc Was on his premises shoot
ing rabbits, and denies yehemesltly tina
he fired at Simpson ur ut any ~ Ills mer
The case will Ia tried next Monday
and will attract u great deal Of interest