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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-17
RESIGNS UNDER CHiRGES.
The Rev. =. F. herman No Longer Nes,.
her OF the New Jersey Conference.


Presiding Elder q. L. Dobbins OF the Bridge
ton district announced to the New Jersey Con-
ference OF tho Methodist Episcopal Church
held In New Brunswick yesterday that after n
thorough and prayerful examination of tho
charges OF immortality against the Rev. Ed
ward l.. Sherman Of tho Cold Spring NJ. Z
Church. lie had concluded that they were true
Nearly all OF tho 200 clcrgymen who were at
tending tho Conference knew tho Rev. Mr.
sherman. and had heard. In n general way. OF
tho charges brought against him. The Rev.
Mr. DoDGins said that he had informed Dir
Conclusion. and in reply hc received this
letter:
DEAR SIN, I hereby withdraw from the Methodist
Episcopal char'" and the New Jersey G"TiF s.S.,s
Mr.. Dobbins and the other clergymen had
made up their minds to have no discussion OF
the sherman ease. and the Conference, by u
unanimous. vote, permitted Mr. sherman To
Church this practically means an expulsion
Tho Rev. f.. !. sherman Is comparatively n
young man. WHO las been preaching in the
tabernacle y. i, Church at Cold springs Cape
rirl. and when charges were made to the Pre-;
January Mr.. sherman did not stay TO
reply, to them, nGt , went to Kansas o City.
Mrs. sherman remained MT Cold Spring and
Miss Eliza Church. = member Of Ms congTeEa:
her and also had used improper language.
Mr.. sherman was represented BY counsel.
and his case was tried before Presiding Elder
witnesses beside Miss Church testified against
the Rey. Mr.. sherman. Mrs. Sherman and sew
eral others testified for the defendant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-17
A Dealer Snya 5000 Worth Were Stolen
between Here and Washington.

Between Here and Washington.
Bernhard VI. WurzburEer. n diamond dealer
OF 8 Maiden lane. has set the police OF WASH
inston hunting for about 5000 worth OF dia-
mond jewclry. a part OF his stock in trade.
which he claims was stolen from his trunk
while in transit from his hotel in Washington
to his office in New York. between noon Of last
Friday and noon Of Saturday. Mr.. Wurzburger
told his story to Sun reporter yesterday
afternoon.
Wurzburger travels the country carrying his
stock in trade with him. shows his goods. and
delivers direct to the purchaser His tJck he
packs in an ordinary trunk with patent pad
lock. and simply has'it transported on the rail-
roads, and between the hotels and stations. as
ordinary baggage. No precautions whatever
as to stating the value or insuring the goods
M. WurzburGer left New York for Wash
inGton u week ago last Monday with Isaac
Harrison. his constant truNellina companion.
Hotel Dunharton in Washington. On Friday
Of last week he finished his business in Wash;
his remaining stock OF diamonds and jcwelry
into his trunk. locked 1t. and prepared to re-
turn to New forE III" trunk Vas taken i from
baggage on the Baltimore and OHIO kaiIroad
for New York. He came here by the $40 T..
cred at his Office in Maiden lane the next day
about noon. His assistant. who has key.
opened inc tfuuk anu ulScONeTeu tNtt
$1,000 worth of diamonds had been stolen.
The goods alleged to have been stolen were
n paper OF unset diamonds. Other Jcwelry:
fancy gold rings. in tho trunk had been picked
over. but left in the boxes. The lock showed
signs OF having been tampercd with. Mr.
Wurzburger went back to Washington as
soon rs no discovered his loss and notified the
Police lie also told tho New York police.
inspector Byrnes said YESTERDAY afternoon
matter The alleged robbery had q, net been re;
Ohio Hallway Company people in this city
have heard nothing about the robbery. either.
no complaint OF any kind having been made to
them. .
Diamond dealers in Maiden lane said yester
day that it is n general custom for the travel
ling dealers to have their stock packed in ordi-
nary trunk and transported around the coun:
try simply. as baggage. Millions OF dollars
worth OF diamonds. it was said. nre continu-
ally going around the country In this way.
Mr.. Wurzburger and other dealers say
similar robberes have, occurred in the past
year or so. One New York firm lost $3O.ODU
worth Of diamonds from u trunk while in tran
sit in Kansas IL fow months ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-17
His Old Sweetheart Insane, Too.

MoRRlsTowN. March lG-About ten years ago
George Fielding. then % years old, was re-
porter for the Jersey City Evening Journal in
the towns Of West Hoboken. Union Hill, Wee
hawken. North Bergen. West New York. and
GUTENBERG. He became engaged to be mar
ried. but there was quarrel and the young
woman married some one else. 10 this Is at
tributed tho fnct that he became insane. He
l,ns been In tho State Insane Asylum at Morris
Plains for ten years. but Tor the last few
months his condition has been gradually i'm
proving. aud the ply slcians now, OK press homes
OF his ultimate recovery. II he does regain hi
reason another shock awaits bin. His old
tuition. The young woman showed signs OF
insanity soon after her marriage, and her case
is considered hopeless.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-17
A Boston Girl Becomes Baroness Won
schollcy.

BosToN. March 1G.-Friedrich Wilhelm FL.
ward Ferdinand. Baron Won Scholey OF Stmtt-
CART. Wurtemburg. First Lieutenant in tia
Queen Olga Regiment of the German army.
and Miss Helena D. Burkhardt. daughter Il
tho late q. T. Burkhardt. We're married at
Brooklinc this evening. Only the immch :.
alto family OF tho bride Wore present at
the ceremony but tho reception was attended
10y many people Of socia! prominence, Baron
Won S"h"!leS is the third sou "i-InIlus Jdwhrl
He was recently made Cashier IL tho King
l!eis Possessed OF large estates in !i- own
burg arc many Tho bride is II handsome
blonde, about ~ years old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-17
MISSISSIPPI THANKS HILL.
Another Resolution Passed In the Capitol
The Dele cation 10 Chicago.

JACKsoS Miss. March Ex-senator Hilrs
visit to Mississippi has made him many friends
here. The multitude OF persons who could not
gain entrance to the Capitol yesterday to hear
him speak have had time to read the speech.
He has fired the Southern heart. He Is looked
upon as tho only Democrat who can carry The
Empire State and other doubtful States. His
friends now boldly claim that this State will be
found in tho Hill column in Chicago. The fol-
lowing resolution. introd uced by MIR. hlcAllis-
ter. was unanimously adopted in the Legisa-
ture day:
Re;oIrsd. That tho Legislature Of Missis-
sirpi hereby express its grateful thanks to
Senator David Is. Hill OF Now York for the
broad. manly. patriotic. and stntesmanlike
address delivered before, this body on yester-
progressive. American policies advocated by
him in the near future will find the fullest
force and effect in the Administration OF the
Federal Government. believing that such
would unite the whole American people. and
make them for ages to come happy. prosper
OuS and Tree.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-17
CAPT DOHER7Y CAME ININrITED
Aud the Fight fLr the Oh ami ion ship or I've
Wards Faded Prcmn:ureI,.


The Ready Mcbride prize fight was no, ad.
vertised. Tho patrons Of Pat Gallican's sa-
loon. at 10 Ridge street. were simply re-
Quested to drop in on Tuesday night. between
10 and IL o'clock. to see O little sport. They
oil opted the invitation. and ~ the appoint.
ed time lity men were sitti' g un chairs and
barrels and kegs around a 16-fort gnc.
The scene OF the combat was IT long cx'.n-
sion OF the saloon. Along the walls were rows
OF big whlskey barrels aud empty beer he
that served as seats. Two gas lets iIHmln,d
the place in Q way that would mnke a ,n..,Nou.
Tho ring was in the middle Of I'M; II" r.
pTh The two men most mos, Interest," w,rs M.s
1 hssa ~ ass %s s ID Sa New q
q the Fourth warI while Jack stood " for
shoremen when they work. The fight was Ia"
the cham nionship Of both wards and rut,-,
Kaeh a rnS a
waist and fastened q leather strap around his
trousers; They had stifr leather gloves. Bar
tendy's second. while John Gleason Of 104
far acds s a
Tine erie. cried VII ked i'
Tho two longshoremen faced each other aud
as Ready gave McBridr a blow in he e a5; tia,
HOOreu MIN. inpt. OOnerty anu his reserves
burst in the door.
Every man in this room is under arrest"
tho Captain cried.
Not muchW answered one man. making .
jump for the centre Of the room. He stopped.
seized Al ring in the floor. and tuCged hard.
but the trap door would not open.
The Captain smiled and requested his pris.
oners to form into line. The two fighters had
put on their hats and coats and with the blood
still trickling down their fnces they were
marched off with ten policemen on each side
and two extra men at each end.
Iny hay cd N M lot
Court The spectators were all discharged.
but Pat Galligan. the two fighters. and Readys
McBride's second disappeared the moment
the officers entered the room. Iia!ligan's bar.
key barrel and hid there until 1t ali blew over.
when they carried him home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-17
Mrs. JACKSON sued for ISLANDER.

EAToSTowS. March lG.-John u. Kolb. the
sexton Of the Methodist church Of this town.
has sued Mrs. Ruth Jackson for SANDER. Mrs.
Jackson desired to Join the church. She pre-
scented certificate from another church. but
the church refused to. accept It,. Accord
began to tell stories about him. one OF which
was that young women visited him at tho
arrested. and was to have had a hearing be-
fore Justice Edwards to-day, but she waived
examination and gave bail: Mrs JacEspns
with him,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-17

August Fromme. an attendant at the tylhus
fever pavilion on North Brother Island. died
yesterday. Two weeks ago he WIS taken sick
with the rever. IIo WAS about - years old.
Dr. Edison said that fromrnc leaves n wife.
who is destitute. The wife "t Ernest Motto,
the orderly ut the deception Hospital wn2
yesterday from DIR. Edison. The physicians
and clerks OF DR.. Edson's hur"iu contributed
SlO1 to fund. for Mrs. Noble. The funeral
expenses were So,
so now ca.es oftyphus were discovered yes
tp,lny
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-17

A dinner was given to Police Commissioner
John e. Shcehan. Secretary Of the Tammhny
Hall Committee OF Twenty four. last night ut
the Hotel Hungaria, in Union square. by his
friends and former nssociates Of ,hr Apn"Iu't
tary until he resigned 10 accept the io'!ce
tommiss!GHership.
Fifty guests were present. !. :, Cook pre-
scented ComruiSsiune Sheel,an with u hand
some gold headed cane on Lchalf ul III" en-
rloyees aud officers OF the Aquciurt 'om!AIs'
sion
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-17
rh. Rev. +. j. Pierce lett 81 80. 1000.

TARMINopALE. \. j.. March 1G.-The rev. J.
j. Pierce. who died here suddenly OF rheu-
matism Of the heart on Sunday night. aud who
which hs built and maintained, left m estate
81 about Sl5O.OOO By his viii this amount
charities and the promotion OF church work.
Mr. Pierce has no known Kindred to contest
the with His wife and child died In Africa
while he was missionary there in 1SIl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-17
Burned Hridge Ties Up the l.ou'hr's
Pacl0c,

san ANTONIO. March l6.-The burning o''he
bridge on the southern Pacific Hallway near
Sandcrson yesterday ia causing serious decay
to trn fiic on III" line. The structure was over
be- Transferred ana all trains are tied w
Through business between New Orleans anu
San Francisco canEot be resumed before ha'.
urlay evening. when temporary sN"E'"''
will be Huls!cd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-17
Wonderfully 3uccessfu
Hoods
SarsaparilIa
Cures

Kalamazoo. Mich. who had soitre and no greatly
benefited by Hoods sarsaparilIa wrote to her to
learn additional facts. and received fully
confirming the printed testimonial Ithen commenced
TO take Hoods Sarsapariiia myself. and when had
taken two bottles found that my neck had been re.
dused in size two inches I was SO anxious to know
the effect OF the medicine that used tape measure
every dav. In few weeks found the swelling very
much reduced, and could Breathe with Perfect
Ease. which had not done for years. continued
with Hoods Sarsapar!lia and nm now Permanently
Cured Of Goi..e" MRS. JENNIE BIGEIOw.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-17
Dr. Scudder Indicied

CnrcAGo. March lG,--pr. Henry Martyr Nr'ti'
der was to-day indicted by tho Grand jury Tor
the murder Of his mother-in.law, Mrs. Ella
both ". Parker DInton Three Witness,
were heard. when the jury decided ina!
enough testimony had been presented ava
voted to iuu!ci.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-17
VIII DR.. van Dyke 90 10 Bo-, ~

BosToS. Mass.. March iG,-lt is said that the
Central Congrc gailonhi Church ~ this city las
decided to extend II call to TIA" Rev DR.. Henry
Van Dyke pastor of ia" brick CHURCH oi New
York. III. Central Church has been without
u IaSt or for two yhMis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-17

Mr.. Palmer then read Gfx HIrL'rl,in.
phanrs letter to Dr. De llns: have been SO
fortunate MS to find Il iurmer physician OF the
District Attorney. man who is not above be-
Now. madam" demanded Mr.. Palmer
what did you mean by that blank -
Il meant that he expected to te--very wall
paid" replied Mrs. Stcehani.
oh. then. you did not mean that he was not
No Sir. did not" answered Mrs. Stephnn
Then air; Palmer Inc read the remainder n of the
honorable that fear you will not approve Of
Now. madam, what did You mean by his
II meant" replied Mrs. sterhanl. that
was, going behind tit" awycrs in cn!eayoring
would not like it. l had Paid Mr.. Domgherty
5000. and wns surprised to learn that he
regarded it only as retainer and expected
that he and other lawyers might not like my
going behind them to obtain u Commission.
because they would not get any more money
LAWYER Palmer moved that Recorder smvth
the ssde s or e the eG peor e .
Then Lawye. Charles w. Dayton opened the
case for the defence: He said that Gen: Little
field was hero Of the late war; who had the
neral courage to nt IN ma S1 b. t1GSn
widows. With the money that he received
from Mrs stenhani; aGgrcgnting 5000. Gen.
Lt!lsleld retained Lawyer Orlando J., Stewart
Of the money for their services in endravorng
to secure commission "a inquire into young
Stephanis mental condition and The, medical
mission. Unfortunately. Mr.. Stewart Was
dead. and Gen Littlfeld could not secure tile
benefit OF his testimony.
sioner, VINO has sat at Gen, IittlplirldS side
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-17
-mer Excise Commits

NiCtI. lAitttCii'ia = Slut
throughout the trial.
testified that he had
never heard ANYTHING
against his reputation
for honesty. He had!
known Gen. Little!leld
since 1851.
Then Mr.. Palmer re-
called Mrs. Lulu Eos
ter. tho "a: trhct V q
widow. who testified on
Tuesday That slo in
troduced Mrs. Stephani
to Gen. Littleileld ut
the Lincoln Hotel. anil
that Gen. l.ittleiieli Of
frrca to advise and as
sist Mrs. Stephan with
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-17

For Buffalo.
Twelve trains day by New York cenrA!-Ierfee'
SeEy!cc.-Adt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-17
SHIPPED DIIMoNDs ~ 4 TRUNK.

Hood's Iiits act easily. yet promptly ani
efficiently. on the liver and bowels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-17

that the former District
ATTORNEY had bought
flowers and presented
them to Mr.. Nicoll. tho
present District Attor-
ney. with money that
came from you -
" No. sir: lnever did,"
ans wered Mrs. Ste
miami hotly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-17

been completed. 1T VIII soon be followed by Il
tricts Of my State, and in my Judgment I give
ii to sou iur whnt<it is worth as one who knows
h as ss last 81 @
Legislatures in tho Enpire state. IEnthusi-
word us to tho future. The skies are
bright IN my opinion for Democrats. success
i is not essential who the candidate Of tho
to achieve Victory for Democratic principles
3; next AppGnffe psdE e,
Democratic candidate. Great applause.l 1
need mt say to y on how important TINT VIC
are ,. tFSs o to c our party have
no patience with that set Of men who
are constantly spSaking in fayor Of
'' Gra ""i
would exert avery Influence of party organi-
zation to build M and net heitte my party.
pa nTs0' ars . ESSENTIAL /" the Welfare Of ny
country Iarplausel and therefore l am sub
country when / insist upon itthat my party.
embracing, as It does. majority, as believe;
% hs psope tGe n TIC
al this end every legitimate influence. lwouid
not seek TO do it b., corrupt means.
by Improper means. / would not seek to main
tain It there against tho will Of the ;copie:
s sH5 t S sSaS s, IS %
from violation Of the Constitution and by
corruption, which reryades the Government;
YOU longer than Intended j am glad have
been permitted to see you face to face to dis
cuss in this Informal way the principles Of our
party. and trust in the years to come may
again have the pleasure OF meeting the De-
nocracy OF this great state and addressing
you ut somo future time"
At the conclusion OF Senator. Hills speech
there were loud calls for Mr.. Ridgway. and in
response to them hc snoke briefly in Gulngy ~
Senator Hills political career. He spoke Of
the endorsement Of Mt. Hi by the Albany
not be misguided by . few disgruntled Demo-
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-07
TH1s MORNING:

w. J. Mills went north on No. 4.
II. w. Kelly arrived from Glori-
eta.
DR.. Cruikshank and wife were on
their way to Kansas City.
w. s. Miller and family arrived
from Los Lunas to spend few days.
Mrs. NJ. J. Clayville, who has been
visiting her daughter, left for Kansas
City.
T. M. Rogers, a general publisher
of Quincy, ILL.,, was on his way home
from Old Mexico.
Godios Plomondon received little
girl last night, weighing 10 pounds,
and is happy over it.
Us. May, miner from the "Blue-
bird" mine near Albuquerque, was
on his way to Wagon Mound.
John and Joe Doherty, of Mora,
left for Creole, being called there by
the dangerous illness of brother.
Tom Lester, prominent farmer
of Cherry Valley, was in town. This
gentleman has rs tons of hay he
wants to dispose of.
Doc Johnson and family left for
Omaha this morning. He will take
position on the Chicago 81 North
western in the telegraph department.
Alex. Carter, a prominent mill
owner and farmer of Missouri, and
his clerk and bookkeeper, w. F. Mar
ney, who has been in his employ
eight years, left for various points
south this morning, but expects to
return and locate.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-07
When you want a good hotel go

When you want good hotel go
to the Plaza. The only first-class
hotel in New Mexico.
About 1000 people went out to the
new Catholic burying grounds on the
West Side, yesterday, to witness the
magnificent consecrating ceremony
of the church. The West Side again
shows more enterprise than the East,
for the cemetery on this side was
born a proposition and has remained
a proposition, in spite of petition
and the wishes of our people.
Miller a. Bernhart, now use Kan
sas City meats.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-07
PERSONAL.

II. T. Vaille is up from Albuquer-
due.
S. H. Ellwood leaves tomorrow for
Omaha.
J. T. Doyle arrived from Cerrillos
yesterday.
Frank Oakley leaves for Albuquer-
que tonight.
w. II. Green arrived from Papoose
Canon last night.
Adjutant General Fletcher was
with us yesterday.
Billy Long is down from the hos
pital, and appears much better.
II. II. Pierce drove out to Coyote
yesterday, and is expected back to-
night.
Geo. G. Roberts, of Coyote, was
in town yesterday on his way home
from Santa Fe.
L. J. Tucker and John Mayo, of
Springfield, Mo-, registered at the
Central this morning.
Graciano 9. de Baca left for La
LIendre, and Daniel @. de Baca left
for Mora, this afternoon.
w. H. Kirkland died at 20 minutes
after 10 Sunday morning, of con-
sumption, and will be buried tomor-
row.
Samuel Hahn and wife, from Chi
cago; J. f. Wilcox and family, Chi
cago, and E. M. Kirlder, st. Louis,
registered at the Depot hotel this
morning.
Chas. A. Spiess, formerly a resident
here, now practicing law at Santa Fe,
came in yesterday morning on his
way to Mora to attend court.
John Gray, the popular city mar
shall of Santa Fe, and brother to po-
liceman Joe Gray, was in the city
Sunday to take notes as to which is
the most religious city, Santa Fe or
Las Vegas.
The New Mexican remarks that,
off indications are not all wrong,
construction work on not less than
six different railroad projects will be
commenced in New Mexico during
the coming ninety days. The more
the merrier."
The court of private land claims
handed down its first decision Satur-
day. 1t was in the case of u demur-
rer filed by United States Attorney
Reynolds against the Colorado
grant, in Rio Arriba county. The
courts sustained two of the points of
the United States, but overruled
eight points and allowed the petition
to be amended. The courts decision
settles several disputed points of
practice. Six land grant cases have
so far been filed and about $50 are in
course of preparation.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-07
AssIaMEE's NOTICE.

In the matter of tho assignment of Charles
Sprorlder, an insolvent debtor.
Notice is hereby given that o n Saturday, the
18th day of March, 1892, the undersigned as
signee of Charles Sporder, an insolvent debtor
of East Las Vegns, San Miguel County, New
Mexico, will make distribution and payment
of the amount of 20 per cent of the several
claims and demands audited and allowed by
said assignee against said inso vents estate.
Such payment to be made at the Office of said
assignee in said town of Eas It Las Vegas, be-
tween the hours of ten o'cloo k n. IN. and three
O'Clock p. IN. OF said day. All persons having
audited and allowed claims against said estate
will present the same at said time and place
for the payment of 20 per cent dividend there
on.
THOMAS w. HAYWARD, Assignee
Dated Las Vegas, N. NJ. March 8, 1892.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-07
GRAAF&K KLINE
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

/ hereby Announce myself as a
candidate for the office of town
marshal at the election in April.
II. +. CLAY.
l heraby announce myself as a
candidate for Town Recorder at the
April election. w. II. KELLY.
hereby announce myself as can
didate for Town Recorder on the
Democratic ticket, subject to the de-
cision of the forthcoming conven-
ton. GARDINER LAY.
Odd Fellows meet tonight.
School board meeting tonight.
Furnished rooms, Old Optic block.
Meeting of the Royal Arch chapter
tonight.
Special meeting of town trustees
tomorrow night.
Corn fed beef from 81 cents up at
Green Brothers 81 Co.'S.
Meeting Of business men at Chas.
II. Sporleder's store at 8 o'clock to-
night.
Meeting of the Masonic Building
association tonight, at the office of
Hayward g. Sporleder.
Chas. S Spices, w E Corbett,
John and Joe DOherty and S M
Rosenthal registered at the Plaza
hotel yesterday.
The st. Joseph's society will cele-
brate on the 10th of this month by
grand march to church, headed by
the st. Joseph Band in full uniform.
Judge O'Brien and Antonio Lu-
Zero left for Mora yesterday and M.
A. Otero, L. C. Fort, Miguel Salazar,
G. A. Spiess and E. w. Pierce went
this. morning to attend court.
The committee on decoration meets
tonight at Wise & Hogsett's office.
p j Martin, w G Hayden, G A
Rothgeb, David Thomas, G 7 Hill,
FIJI Pierce, J S Elston, constitute
the committee.
Hon. T. b. Mills returned from his
eastern trip last night. He says the
eastern men have plenty of money
to invest in New Mexico if they are
satisfied they can get good returns
on their investments.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-07
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CoNcnRN:

To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given all persons
having claims against the contract
ors on the asylum building, Hill and
Cavenaugh, either for labor per-
formed on said building or material
used in the construction thereof, "a
present the same to the undersigned
for settlement at once.
john HILL.