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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-02
Interviewed

When }. &. Mallano, Of Maxwell City,
this territory, was IN Hutchinson, Kan,
the other day, no was interviewed by the
News and spoke as follows:
This country IL fast settling up, and
irrigation IL easy along the Nermejo, tho
kayado and the Ocnte, east Of Wagon
Mound. and good crops are raised OF
blue flint corn and frijoIes, while alfalfa
grows almoat wild. and on the means
pranmA grass affords grazing for hun.
drcds 81 head ~ cattle aud sheep. Tho
Moreno and Ration mountains on the
grant are full of rich deposits % silver,
aud there IL not creek IN thesc ranges
where placer mining Ia not probably
pursued. New Mexico will be the next
state, and IL N bow better equipped Tor
statehood than any ~ the recently ad.
mltted northwest territories.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-02
The Tlieras Trs u bile.

This morning the United States de
|pu,y marshall, Gabriel Armiio, brought
before United States Commissioner Il.
W d. Bryan, Henry Carpenter, Amado
Lopez, Francisco Samora and Psrfecto
Garcia, chSrgei with violating the laws
j Of the United States by conspiring 70
prevent Horace q. Whitcomb from eIer.
eisInR his right AZ n settler upon the
public domain.
The prosecution was represented by
ATTORNEY +, +. Phelap and the cause OF
The defendant was championed by Mo
dss,o Ortiz.
The hearing before the commissioner
was Postponed until Wednesday,, April
<Nh, II, 2p, m.
Anew days ago Mr.. Whitcomb was
bound over by Justice Lucero, OF precinct
10 10 await the action OF the grand jury
under tho charge Of assault with dead
~ weapon. This Afternoon before the
ame justice, J. II. Smith is charged With
aGnilar offense.
Mr. Whitcomb has sworn complains
.sa'nst Henry Carpenter, Amado Lopez,
aud Francisco Samora. before Justice
peoham, OF prsc,rct ~, charging them
with the crime Of perjury.
AL these actions grow out Of some dis
pO'sa in regard to what u known q.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-02

and this morning Justice Dcnhsm fined
them a. and costs each. William Hoy
aud john Ncumeyer were up A. vagp aud
scn, Ia the chain gang Tor ten days each
Mss BatbRrita A'ngou, a very pretty
young lady u Lns Vegas, Who has been
here Tor the phst slS weeks v,sltIns rcla.
tvcs aud friends, returned tn her home
last night Gallant RobL Frazier saw
the young lady safely on the cars
The lc,cr contractors reported Satur
day evening that they had completed
their work, anl patty " city aud coun
y olliu MIA went up T. Alameda To- day tu
sea Il the job had been well done. and
tue terms VI the contract complied with
Chas Mc,senget's tar roofing house,
On the sand hiIls, caught lire last Satut
day, at the same time the Eycfiit build
ins vas un tire, but was prevented from
being cu,. rely consumed 10y good and
timely work rendered by fou: or tive
MeNlcans.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-02
ntstrtrt Court.

Yesterday afternoon IN securing jury
in the Gaze OF Salvador MARITIME W. Fran
cisco Armijo y Otero, III. panel vas es.
hausted aud u commission appointed by
the court 20 sclec, talesmen. This morn.
INK the sheriff returned the veu,re for
jurors selected, and the question coming
up that Vicente Armijo. spn II the de-
PENDANT, having accompanied the deputy
sheriff IN securing the talesnen, pSJsc.
ton wEs raised by the plaintiffs attur.
ne!s, Messts Warren x Fcrsusson'
wh.r.upon the court promptly quashed
the vcnre and ordered the confines, m
70 SECURE other names FOR n new venire.
The jury will not In empaneled this
aft,rupnn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-02

FlursnciJ Garcia. the constable % old
town, was arrested this morning by u
deputy sheriff accused ~ being one Of
the four men who ret fire To- TIA, houses
at Camp Whitcomb lie WAS brought
before Justice Dcnham this afternoon
and placed under s2,Oc0 bal 10 appear
in h,s court Friday afternoon at > o'clock.
Complaint hRs also been ISSUED and plgc.
ed IN the hands ~ an officer for the ar,
rost 81 tho three Others. Information,
on Winch Garcia was arrested was secur
od from the Mexican woman who was
LETT iu the charge Of the camp, while Mr.,
Whtcomb was ~ this city, and who MAS
terribly frightened by the arson ilends,
From all accounts il looks very much M
II the old town constable has gotten
himself In very tight place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-02
Visitors rrsm His sis.

pr. A, H. Mckinney, Of Alton, III u
brother ~ II, T. Mckinney, Of this city;
II. II. Beach aud L. J, Matthews. u
L,tchheld, H.. are at the San Felipe, the
guests ~ II 7, IcKinaoy, They are
wealthy gentlemen aud are out west On
business and pleasure combined. This
afternoon they were driven out to Hell
canon, where they will inapcct aud
thoroughly examine tho Star and several
other valuable mines being worked by
Mr.. Mckinney. MIR. Matthews 10 an old
soldier aud with Col, Chivingtoa march
oil with the FRS, Colorado volunteers
from Denver Ia Fort Union, this tern.
tory, ia 1852, participating in the Pigeon
ranch aud Apache canon fights with the
confedsrates. The colonel's fighting
force Was about 29DO against 900 Tex
ans, Indians and some few 81 our Mex
cans who took sides with the ''lost cause"
Mr.. Matthews was pleased 10 meet this
morning Gov Ross, who was with him
In several Missouri campaigns during tho
civil war,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-02
itol nlIl Treated.

saturday evening the young gentle
men at Ia" depot N all the departments
gave royal harquc, at the Metropolitan
~ honor ~ j W Farrssurih, the rupu
lar Santa fc agent who VII leave
"Wednesday tu assume his duties ~
agent fof the COMPANY ut ~ Pace. When
all hui taken seats around the tables. on
which Mas spread tie tempting Nauds,
Jack Johnson, the ch,I clerk, arnae aud
holding up e. view fu,itHire diamond
riu presented It 10 MIR farnsvorth ~ a
tow pleasant words M token ~ their
trsprri aud the esteem IA NhiCh he was
held 10y them. The Iiu lsa very hand
som" one aud cost the donors rl2j. 4
uumb"r - uicr tuaEts were made 10y the
biyE, aud !. ". Walker, the now agent,
wns present aud joined heart aud soul IN
the occasion After the banquet " l.
Tumble sent word 10 the young gentle
men that his hacks were NJ their dts
pneal, aud number took advantage oi
the invita- ron and were driven over the
city Amurg those present TuE CITlzrS
scribe noted down IL" following: J. "
Walker, G.. +. BARLEY, Jack johnson
Prt"r Mccain, u. l. Lutz, Rubt. Shan
non G. +. Euuia, Frank Sheets, San
Mclaughlin, "lnc,e" Ishersood and
uihCtH.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-02


Mrs. Churchill, 81 tho Dcnver Queen
Bee, is in the city,
This city had three wool buyers ut
Flagstaff last week.
Work on the new Catholic church AZ
San Marcial is in progress.
Mrs DR.. Allison IL expected home
from Nashville. Tenn, this evening.
James Phelan ia with G. T.. Boyce, gen
eral merchant, at Williams, Arizona.
J. NJ. Zion, general agent for d. APP
ple,on a c., New York, ia in the city.
Fred. Simons, representing a st
Joseph, Mo, wholesale liquor establish.
ment, 10 IN the city.
Mayor SAINT has returned from welt
10 Hillsborough and other points in
southern New Mexico.
Sheriff q. Il. Little. ot 81 Johns, Ari
zons, is IN the city on important business.
He 10 on the lookout for evil doers.
W, W. FoTbish, train dispatcher nj
Winslow. is in the city and kid Wall
Ter is showing the visitor the sights.
II. l. bow mnn, who has been firing GU
the San Marcial division Of tho Santa
Fe, ~ nov fireman N No. 2lS Uhe
Goat in the yards here.
B-njam r.. Davies, m old pioneer OF
south. q. Mexico, died ia Fl Pasu
ye~,c: lrninv. Ills home was at San
Augus,.a,, tsenty miles from LA
Cruces
Mrs. L.lll,e Goslee, sister Of Mrs. W. 4,
Walton. l.tt lAst Saturday evening FOR
Baltimore, MARY land, whore sue will
visit with relatives living IN the vicinity
81 that city,
Frank Gibson, who had charge Of the
telegraph liucs on the Atlantic 4 Pacific
at Fiagstsff. has moved into the city
with his wife, and will hereafter DO 10,
Gated ON this division.
Carl Holton, the poTtly claim adiuster
Of the Atlantic Il Pacific road, left foF
the west last night. Ne will hereafter
make II \ point to remain away from the
city CT few days AZ posable.
A most enjoyable dance was held Sat
urday night at Fritz-at. Home, old town
II Was largely attended and everybody
had genuine fun. The Albuquerque ell
YER osrpet band was present and render
ed excellent music.
J. q. Doughsrty, Charles jackson
Peter Ccriisr and Tony Ostrum indulg
cd rather freely In book beer yesterday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-02
The t:un siuhs,

The Montezuma Gun club hold most
interesting shoot yesterday, and the fol
lowing scores were made by lndlvidua al
membsro out OF twenty srots: J. ihorp'
!; W. Little, o; Joe isherwood, J.; W. Nc.
Elvain, IA; l.. +. Kuhns, "; q. g, Bow
U.u. IL; A. r. Lindsay, o; W. j. MsrIo,
10; John Bpnn.ll, Z; l.. ID, Bartlett, 0;
W. l. Lindsay, IL; John baxter, =; Alex
Craig. o.
The Albuquerque Gun club also held
a splendid shoot yesterday afternoon. Al
twenty single birds tho following score
was maie' Austin, .; Blodsos, 3; Bald
ridge, o; CodinRton, TO- Crossan, 3; Gains
Icy. 8; Gardiner, II; A. Henry, ID; G,
Henry, 10; Locke, 10; McCarty, II; No, y.
8; Gibson, O. Ishsrwood, 7; Eakin. O. AZ
O pairs. doubles, the following SCORE was
recorded; Austin, 8; Baldriss, Z; Cod
ington. 8; Gardiner, o; A. Henry, o; G,
Henry, 8; Locke, .; McCarty, 9; No. y, Ii
Isherwood, D, Eakip.a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-02
That Trim.

The bicyct" fldars- Messrs. Wheelock,
Ncttletoa. Walton, Rose, EverItt, Guam.
plon aud Brown who left for San Pedro
early yesterday morning had harder
trip than the, bargained for. They mr..
rived ut the camp between and , o'clock
in the afternoon pretty well fat'gued
aud after n reet up Of several hours, start
ed on tho return. Wheelock and Nettle-
ton switched and rode over To CsrrIllos,
coming home on tho midnight passenger
tram. Everitt, Rose, Champion and
Brown hired wagon aud paid Mexi-
can " take them as far as the mouth OF
the canon where they mounted their
wheels and rode iuto the city, arriving
about o'clock Last night. Walton con.
tinued on his Sseel aud although badly
used up, made the only clear record Of
the partyA 1, Ia not likely they will I'M
dertake another trip to San Pedro TOR
some time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-02

FRIDAY night few eLemlcs of IL. q.
Whltcumb ctllrd at his camp, IN the San
dla mountains during EIs absence IN the
cyy, and destroyed 10y fir" two Of his
houses and uue house occupied 10y H. Il.
lrwrlI mud family \ Mexican woman,
LETT IN charge, states trat about dusk
tNo men rode up u the camp aud com
men eel nr,ug ~ their revol,crs. Soun
a'tcrNHtds they We're Joined by two
OTTER mcu, who also iulnci IN the shoot
ne She Was ~ Thoroughly scared that
she hld herself the bc-t che could b..
hind u stove and remained there duriug
the whulc uight without sleep, where she
was lpuud the next morning JnS loss
SUSTAINED 10y Nr Whltcomb @h amount
To about 800, bat the loss u Mr.. New
ell i, much greater, for all Of his house
old effects aud lot ot iius clothing
b, SIDES u new frame house. were totally
con ,umrd Mr. Whiicomb has an idea
who lid the work, and an effort should
b. INA le 10 bring the malicious perpe.
traitors Ia iustc"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-02

A killing occurred at the Crown Point
mine, few miles from Gallup, On the
morning Of April 18th. John McColgan,
a unner, rode up to the mine On horss,
and on dismounting asked Joseph Ham
iiton to hold the animal. which he did.
Michigan then went into the rear OF his
shhnty and ON coming out his horse was
not 10 bs seen. lilo accused Hamilton OF
hiding the same and playing mean
trick on him, and grabbed him Dy the
throat, On freeing himself. Hamilton
picked up u barrel slave and told No
Colsan To keep away from him. lie ooo-
t,nucd advancing on Hamilton, when the
lattcr struck MICHIGAN back Of the left
ear with the barrel stavo, killing him In.
stantly. Hamilton had . hearing and
was bound over IN the sum OF 500 10
the next grand jury. The murderer "
about 10 years % age, McColgan bslaG
bis senior by two years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-02

John c. Plemmons aud William +,
Taylor bonded a two-thlrds interest in
the Polomas Chief mines near Hermosa,
July I, 1890. for 200, They have al.
ready shipped 1900 ounces Of silver and
have now ready for shipment over twenty
tons OF high grade ore; are taking out
good ore right along, and lots in sight 10
take out. All the ore taken from this
group OF mines average 20 per cent lead
Plemmons and Taylor are surely on the
high r al to fortune. May their star
never grow lesa.-Kingston Shaft.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-02
Death rrem nmail res.

Edward II. Hart died in Csrrillos on
last Friday evening. April 18th, 1851.
and was buried that night. Hs was .
msmbsr OF tho Masonic lodge u Csrril.
los lie was stone mason by trade, He
L. - vito and i've children, four Of
whom are Just recovering from the
loathsoms disease that carried him OF,
The oldest 500, Earnest, Is at work in the
mines IN Colorado. Such = death and
its surroundings arc particularly sad
aud tha sympath!ss OF the community
are deep and sincere. RASTER.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-02
atteeklg Citizen
Iprrn tho DnIIy. Anil y, 1

Mise Ella R,seberry, ~ Springer, has
gone to San Mnrc;Sl 10 visit her sister,
Mrs Lane; probably she will be gone all
summer.
C. J. Booth, sheep buyer Tor Swift
Packing Company, Kansas CITY, ~ nj the
san Felipe, and will visit the sheep
tniserA ~ New Mexico.
Carl Stephens, now ~ Gallup, came 10
from the west yesterday and VA. at the
Odd Fellows entertainment, banquet aud
bail last evening with his lest girl,
u. l.. Sammis, the Gold avenue com.
mission merchant, who has had u two
weeks tussle with the French disease,
called In grippe, was able - appear at
his store this morning.
j. II. Baldridge, n brother 81 j. &.
Baldrdge, u this city, has taken au On.
y,pc on the Santa 20 road between this
city aud Las Vegas. MIR Baldr,dgc is n
resent ARRIVAL from Kansas CITY.
John Song, ot Prescott, passed through
the ci,y last nigh, On h,s way to New
York, where lac will take She fret steam
er going across the bruy deep lie IL
IN ruutr 10 visit relatives aud friends IN
France
There is rumor ilic IN colorci cirClce
10 the effect that u certain couple ~
moving among them, claiming e. he hus
band aud wife, who are not IN pos-ess
II tho proper certificate ~ marriage
To- bad
One ~ the front Wlndows IN the store
q, H. J PuN, A Co wus broken y! u thief
shooters were taken, The robbery Was
not discovered until last night ia closing
tie store.
j. A. Riley, u Bradstrcets, il at pre-
sent waiting tho towns south ~ Albu
quctque. DURING his absence, his resi-
! deurs is being newly papered and 1t ~
rumprrd val ,upu be occupied 10y book.
4 keeper johnson, at \. W. Clelauds.
Miss May r.. Buck. OF Lansing, Mich,
and Miss Helen r.. Mosher, u Jackson,
Mich, two pretty young ladies. are
among the la,eet arrivals IN the metrop.
oils They are irlcnda " Mr.. aud Mrs.
G H. Mosher, at present euJoufn,ng IN
the city.
Judge H. u. Hamilton, ~ Sncurto,
came up from the south Inst might The
j Judge il oGe ~ a." attorneys ~ the ID
i {. Ganttcll murder case Tor the lie
!cndant. aud IL here Ia confer with Neil
b. Field, the other attorney, IN regard 10
4 the case. lie will return home tomoi
row,
A. L. Hobbs and wife are IN the cit!
from Ogden, Utah. where Mr. Hobbs ha'
been a-suclated III the clothing business
for the pact tao years Mrs. Hpbbe u
the daughter Of Mr. aud Mrs ThOs
Ainsworth, and Il Ia likely that the visit
tore will make Albuquerque their home
in the future. Mr.. ilobbp wa hero il
lssa, aud no j. pleasad IL note the man,
substantial improvements made sInc'
then
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-02
Fair Association,

At the meeting Of the directors Of the
Fair association last Saturday evening
eighteen members out OF the twenty five
we're present. The following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing year
President, &. q, Hall; first vice president,
" =. Metcalf; treasurer, 3. NJ. Folsom;
secretary, Chas deach.
The president aud special committee
consisting of John A. Lee, Chas. +. Hunt
aud Andrew Smith were authorized TO
select the executive committee and re-
port the names to the directors at n
meeting to be held tomorrow evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-02

whitcombs Camp, In rieras canon.
The feeling between the parties IL very
bitter, aud II IL feared tbere will be still
further trouble.
THIS paper, since the inception Of tho
difficulty, has counselled peace, These
vcIatious and marrying lawsuits can do
nothing but fan the SPARKS Of d'scontsnt
until serious evil will result. The friends
Of these stItdy mountainous should
pour oil upon the troubled waters and
endcavor to plsca,e the feelings OF the
contestants.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-02
Cattle ahipments,

Major W. II, II. Llswsilyn, live stock
agent Of the Santa 70 road, came up
from Las Cruces last night The major
states that the cattle rates 81 his CON.
pany 70 into effect to-day and are based
on equal rates with the Denver, Texas 4
Fort Worth road. On the lat Of May
the company will commence moving TO-
con bead Of cattle from Wilcox, Arizona,
for J. NJ. Holt, and ihese cattle will b.
taken 10 Montana About tho 10Th ~
nsxt month the Aztec Cattle company at
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-02
Another "a. Ma,eo Hear story.


MAJOR julius EAtea came in from tho
| g. q, ranch Wednesday night A few
days since he act u trap FOR n big silver
tip bear tina; has been proving upon
stock IN the vicinity Of Turkey spring In
the San Mateo~ The bear 10 u power
ful bcast aud not only sttucko young but
mature cattle \ fine Durham was
found the other day killed with single
blow ~ his foropaw, delivered Just back
~ the fore shoulder Mr.. Silver tip still
runs at large, although he inspected the
bait IN the trap he WIS not to bc caught
this time at least. But u she bear &C.
cumpauled 10y two cubs was not NJ suS
picious aud got caught. While in this
prrdlcament the boys 81 the Mule Shoe
,Ban's) outfit came oa TO her aud not
knowing that she was caught in the trap
undertook to lAsso her. She arose to the
emergency aud would with her paws
throw on every rope and occasionally
grab one AMI bite II IN two; her cubs in
the meantime occupying reserved seats
on the hillside aud watching the unusual
performance with interest. Finally the
beasts situation was discovered, and she
was killed with an axe. san NJ .rcial Re.
porter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-02

The Editorial association Of southern
California have agreed upon Flagstaff M
the place Of their meeting in lyme. They
have invited the editors OF Kansas, Colo
RADIO, New Mexico and Arizona TO 10
present. After holding their meeting an
excurslon will bs made to the Grand
Canon where the "pencil pushsrs' Of
three states and two territories will take
. look ~ one Of the most awe inspiring
scsnes on earth,-Flagstaff Democrat.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-02

FROM the hietthn
MIR sad Mira. Jockhsrt, ~ Albuquer
que. we're IN the city this week, 10 case
OF Socorro County bank Va. II. Lockhart,
On May lat the Willard society will
give n grand picnic at Nogal (Waluut
Gruve) canon. All are invited TO come.
\. ID. Coon, % Socorro, was in Magda.
lena looking after his mines on the
Magial.na mountains. lie is largely
Interested out there, and from what IL
said he IN the lucky owner ~ agroup 81
the finest load properties III the ,listrIct
llermon G.. joy. representing some
Pueblo smelter, IL one ~ thu biggest
liars travelling. In u tccent issue OF the
New Mexican he says Socorro aud FL
l'aso have small Hmcltrr apiece, which
run pnrt ~ the time, anu cut no figure
~ ore buying
Rev. Thomas Iarwood has been ap.
po,nted trustee ot the New Mexico
Scuool Of Mines, Socorro, vice John W.
Terry, reaigneG Gov. Prince IN this ap
pmutmeni has made no mistake, as DR.
Harwood IL ons ~ the hard working
honest pioneers % New Mexico and will
shed honor on eyery position he may be
appoint. i 10.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-02
Ysa net Neikhbsr

Albuquerque never does thinga by
halvss-it hes now started In on the
moral track, and ~ begipning, elected
q Saint for its msyor-St. johns Herald,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-02

Holbrouk will begin moving several
Thousand cattle to Montana, and hbout
the came time ! " llampson, the rail
road contractor, will ship his ,n,tlc from
his Arizona ranch 10 his pastures near
Burns, kaneae. Cattle shipments are
,mmcns" jus, u, presen, aud the Santa
IT, company ~ moving t.c stock Ia good
style
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-11
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Reliance Lodge, No 80, l. O. o. F., held
their regular meeting last night, Noble
Grand Robert l.. Gilbert in the chair. The
following members were reported sick
Brother Bugbee and Past Grand c. E
Briggs, and Brother Reed reported i'm
proving. The committee on revision of
the bylaws reported progress. The lodge
closed early to attend the fair.
A social will be given by the Daughters
of Rebekah. |. q. O. F., in Odd Fellows
Hall, Warren avenue, Monday evening,
Nov 30 The music will be furnished by
Young's orchestra.
At the meeting of the Probate Court the
following business was transacted: The
will of Leonard w. Morton was admitted
10 probate. Charles G. Fuller and Ed
ward T. Adams, witnesses for the same,
were examined and will approved, probat-
ed, ordered recorded, and Louisa Newton
appointed executriX; personal bond, $1,000;
appraisers. Edward y. adams, Henry w.
Lane and Albert NJ. Pine.
The first and nnai account of Charles O.
Selby, executor of the estate of Abraham
|. Whitehouse, was examined, allowed
and ordered recorded
On estate sof Mary A. Dewitt, John j.
Kavanagh was appointed guardian bond
$500, George T.. Carpenter bondsman. j. j.
Mullen, William III. Murphy and George
+. Hunter appraisers.
The fifth account Of William w. Ellis,
guardian of James l.. Chipman, was CON
tinucd To the next meeting
The first aud final account Of William G..
Bradley on the estate of William T.. Brad
ley was continued TO the next meeting.
The last will and testament of James
Wood was continued to the next meeting.
The ladies of the BuCklin Relief Corps
met with the sewing committee in G.. \.
r. Hall last Friday afternoon and will
meet again next Friday
Bucklin Relief Corps will hold an open
meeting and entertainment Tuesday, Nov.
L., i'm the G. \. r. Hall.
at the fair last night among the guests
were Reliance Lodge No 3, ]. q. q. f.,
MiZpah Degree Lodge No. -. Daughters
OF Rebekah, Grattan Literary Association,
pekin Literary Association ana Columbus
Literary Association.
Tonight the following arc the expected
guests: King Philip steamer Company of
Bristol, Massasoit Hool, and Ladder Com
pauy Of Warren and the Royal Arcanum
from Providence,
neCted with the Riverside Lodge, Il. of p,
met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. a. B'
MHrchaut
The Rev j. Stewart. Roswell g. Mes
scugcr and c. \. Strcctcr as delegates OF
the second Baptist Church. attended
meeting az Norwood last evening, the oc-
casion being the establishment of new
church
Fraternity Encampment. No. s38. Order
OF the Golden Cross. met In their hall ON
Warren avenne last Monday evening.
During intcrmission social gauCs weu
enjoyed
-Four lodgers were put zap at the police
station last night