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Dated at san Francisco. January "a. 1893.
A. RUFF. Attorney for Estate, 40 Montgomery
ST.. San Francisco, Cal Ja2S 81 -
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JO7 STOCKTON ST.-PORK TENDERLOINy
III every day tomato sausages = specially. our
club sausage and frankfurters cannot be SURPASSED
overland lunches put up. ia23 "a,
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Dated at San Francisco. February l. 1898.
A. RUEF, attorney for estate, 402 Montgomery
street. fe4 - ST
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TIE Call CALESDAR.


SATURDAY.. -----......FEBRUARY !, 1898
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E(gzs low rd-street methodist EpIscnpal

&-1 Church, Howard ST. bet. Second and Third,
two blocks from the Palace Hotel-Rev. w
W. Case. ID, pastor. IrOf. Martin schultz mus
cal director. A. - Donogh, SuEday-scho super
intendeut. Hours OF public service. II A. NJ and
1880 P. NJ. Suuday-scho0l at ESQ. Professor
+ KnoWlton's Bible class at 1880 EpwoFth
League $50 Sunday evening The pastor has
recovered from his recent lin ass and VIII occupy
the pulpit both morning and evening AS usual
Chautaudua Circle Monday evening. Professor f.
Knowiton conductor Pastors residence. 2026
Howard St Telephone 6O65
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\ Office To CREDITORS-ESTA OF MlGUs L
~ GOLDARACENA, deceased. Notice Is heTe5r
given by the undersigned. POLONIA GOLDARA-
CENA, execntriX OF the last will and testament of
MIGU Ell GOLDARACENA deceased. 10 the
creditors OF and all persons having claims against
the said deceased. 70 exhibit them with the aeceS-
Sary vouchers, within ten (l0l months after tine
first publication of this notice. TO the said execu-
triX. at the Jaw Offices of a Ruet 4u2 Montgomery
St, In the city and county OF san Francisco, tho
being her place for the transaction OF business
of the said estate In the city and county OF san
EranciSco. Sfafe of California.
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IA ANTED- GERMAN COOK. $50, FIRST
" class place the city; American irish tailor
for Institution city, $40 month aud
found: also farmers, teamsJerS, labOreTs cooks,
walters and dishwaShers at w. ID. EVER co. 5,
b26 CLAW ST..
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wANTED-MISCELLA
VA ANTED - FRENCH HORSES, STRIP
w ladders. etc. Apply l7l7 Eddy st. fe4 3ts
CECoND-HAND K FLAT ALTO ADDRESS AT
- once A, Dox "a, this onice fe4 3ts
CECoND-HAND UPRIGHT SHEErrRoN BAKE
- oven. Address n c., box 80. Call Branch FED 80
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~ HITE SEWING MACHINE, NEW. WOR n
W S75, for $l7 4l6 Taylor, doctors once 5t<
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" INDOw SHADES MANUFACTURED To up
w der by WILLIAM MCPHUN. 1875 Marker 81
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

~ Excelsior ID gree Lodge ,SS.gL.<z>
d. No 2, !. q. Irregular meet - &
ing THIS EVENING. First ana Third 9@55SS$sSS@
degrees Will be conferred. >>1ANN
GEO f. CHAPLIN D. NJ.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-20
IN THE COURTS.
New Suits FILED In the District Conrt-F
NJ. HRrper's Serious Crime.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER,
GOODRICH.


GOODRICH
f. NJ. Harper, residing near Kildare,
was arrested at Perry yesterday by
Officer Kelley, and brought to the city.
He is charged with defrauding Della
Foster of S4OO and claim, also with
perjury and forgery. The evidence
against Harper is strong and he is
liable to go over the road for several
stretches The culprit was arraigned
before Commissioner Goodrich yestcr-
dav, but being unable to give bond,
was remanded to the federal Jail.
The Frymeir counterfeiting case
was partially heard by Commissioner
Goodrich late last night but was not
concluded.
POLICE COURT.
Two buns were run in by the police
yesterday.
Officer Rust is spending his nights at
the Santa Fe depot, showing tramps
the road TO Governor Lewelling's com
monwealth.
Police court was dry Yesterday. Not
even plain case.
JUDGE CAssIDY's COURT.
Williams, the alleged barn burner,
was released on bail by Justice Cas-
sidy yesterday. His trial was post
poned until the 29th inst.
JUDGE MORGAN's COURT.
Civil business of little importance
occupied Judge Morgan's time yester-
day. No warrants were issued.
DISTRICT COURT, l. f. PITTS CLERK.
In the district court yesterday a case
labeled Metropolitan Bank of Kansas
City VS.. IL. S. Cunningham, receiver Of
the National Bank of Guthrie, was
account, and involves the sum of
s., COO. 1t seems that the Metropoli.
tan bank bought the salary account OF
Louis DeSteiguer, the cashier of the
defunct local bank, but the receiver
refused to pay the same Hence the
suit S L. Oyerstreet appears a
attorney for the plaintiff 1t looks as
though the name of DeStelguer will
never disappear from the district court
dockets.
Other suits were filed as follows;
w. w. Adams vs. L. T. Tallman,
appeal from probate court, Bierer &
Cotterall attorneys for plaintiff.
David ii. Mitchell VS. W. Blair,
appeal from probate court, Gardner &
Risley attorneys for plaintiff.
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DR. w. f. Furrow has moved from
the old Commercial block TO the Lipe
building, III Oklahoma avenue, south
side OF the street, where he has fixed
up a fine Office and now has the best
dental roc ms in the city. All kinds of
gold crowns, porcelain crowns and
bridges for the insertion Of por-
cclain teeth without a plate practi.
caliy inserted. Gold filings also a
speciality. A new method for eX-
Uacting teeth without pain freezing
the gums. Can furnish plenty of tes-
timonials.
A full SGT OF teeth for SO
cali and see me before having work
done else where. Remember the loca-
tiOn w. +. EURRow.
SnrgeOn Dentist
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Editor Daily Leader:
In justice to myself, | wish to ask
The LEADER to refute the statemrut
made in the News of yesterday norm
ing, wherein am mentioned as being
connected with the parties who caused
the trouble at Johnson's saloon on last
Saturday evening. | was not present
at that time and had nothing what
ever to do with that trouble. l, how
ever, did arrest said parties when the
warrant was handed to me on Sunday
l.. PRIEST.
Guthrie. O. T., Dee 80, 1898.
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IN SHORT METRE.
Pertinent Pointers Pertaining to Passing
Events

U
Events.
Says Corbctt To Mitchell.
u fight You !Gr FUN:
say Mitchell to turbctt.
Come ON. | won't run:
That's the end of the matter.
My story Is done;
But
They don't fight.
Tom Deal. Of Wichita is in the city.
Judge Green has returned from Perry.
DR. Peoples, 1.-THE" dentist l3tf
Librarian Edgar Jones visited Perry
yesterday.
Chas. B. Hunt Of Seward was visitor
| to the city yesterday.
Mrs. Ellie Randall. of Temple, Texas, is
here visiting relatives.
B. NJ. Henderson, of Des Moines, Iowa.
Is the guest Of Attorney Gardner
Every body goes to the Capital City
Book Store for fine plush goods. lIti
The Eagle Drug Store has the finest
show window in the city. 1871
DIR Peoples will put in full sets best
teeth for few days at $40 or less per
set lie means all he says. 13tf
Philip Houk has moved his saloon from
the corner of Oklahoma avenue and Sec
ond street to McGinty's old stand.
c. Madscn was commissioned notary
public fer Canadian county by Secretary
Lowe yesterday.
See the great offer in the window of
the Eagle Drug Store. l3tf
The Capital City Book store is sell
ing the toys. l4tf
Mrs. Charles B. Hunt has been appoint
ed postmistress at Seward. She is an esti-
mable lady and will give satisfaction. Her
predecessor {. W. Garland, was fired
bodily.
Judge Dale discharged the petit
jury at Perry yesterday until the next
term Of court.
The Capital City Book Store has a
fine line of books for holiday presents.
14tf
All kinds of fancy and homemade
candies, California fruits at Busen-
bark's. l5t0
Have you any teeth that need atten-
ton? Now is your chance. DIR Peo-
pies will amaze yon by his low prices
till Christmas. 1871
Bev. J. j. Young, ID. d., editor Of the
Central Christian Advocate, will preach
tonight at the NJ. H. church. His sub
jcct will be Some OF the Signs Of the
Times" Rev. Young Is fluent and dis
tinguished divine.
Gold and silver filings cheaper than
anywhere else in town, by DR. Peo-
Piles. 1877
All kinds of celluloid novelties at
the Capital City Book Store. lltf
MeSsrs. Gus Thclau, chairman Of the
county commissioners. Michael Eichhoh
and w. J. Clark. all good Democrats of
El Reno. are in the city and paid The
LEADER office pleasant call last even
ing.
Licensed to wed: David W. Edwards
and Annie NJ. Moran of Antelope town
ship; Meredith W. Brown and Miss Etha
RingOld of Woodland township.
VIII Dumars. of ST. Joe. Mo. is is the
city. lie is brother Of Professor Charlie
K. DumarS. leader of the Light Guard
band of Carthage, Mo-. and known all
over Missouri and Kansas as a musician
of great merit.
See that fine line of dolls at the
Capital City Book Store. l4tf
G. j. Sherrod, Of Santa Fe, y. NJ, is in
the city. Mr.. =. bears eight bullet
wounds in his body, placed there by
Indians.
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Guthrie. O. T., Dec 10, 1893
Roll Of Honor.

son, teacher, Names of pupils neither
absent nor tardy during the month
ending Dec. -: Lettie Morris, Nettie
Flower, Blanch Johnston, Carrie War
rington, Ida Ira aband, Pearl Miller,
Beulah Dearringer, Erma Salla, Clare
Pancoast, Walter Fowler Frank Owen,
Oren Dougherty, Eddie Hays, Eddie
Vandenberg, Florence Rich, Favny
Filtsch, Villa Pontious, Guy Turner.
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TERRITORIAL TEACHERS.

They will Meet at Oklahoma City neOem
ber I7-20.
The third annual meeting of the
Territorial Teachers Association OF
Oklahoma, will meet in the Presby-
terian church in Oklahoma City, De-
Gem Der 81, 9s, 20, 1898.
I superintendent l. II. Stryker says a
very interesting and instructive pro-
gram will be given, consisting OF
addresses, papers and discussions by
the leading educators of the Terri
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PATRIOTIC WOMEN.
Ladies' Circle of the G.. \. Il. Elects Omcer
The Coming Department Encamp-
ment OF the G.. A. X.

The Coming department ih'hhlp
ment of the G.. A. X.
The Ladies' Circle of the G.. A. t., at
it's last regular meeting, elected as Off
GERS for the ensuing year
Mrs. Robert Martin. president:
Mrs. John Foster, senior vice presi-
Mrs. +. NJ Smart. Junior vice -prcsi-
dent:
Mrs. Phlson, chaplain;
Mrs T.. kijchinRman, secretary;
Mrs. ii. ID. Todd, treasurer:
Mrs. John Gilbert, conductor;
Mrs K. V. SmithWick, assistant con-
ductOr:
Mrs. +. p. Burlingamc. guard;
Mrs. {. {. Holland OrganiSt;
Miss Sarah II. Bosworth, counselor
The headquarters of the depart
ment are located in Guthrie this year,
Miss Bosworth being department pres o.
ideut, Mrs George Gardner, secretary,
and Mrs. c. NJ Barnes, treasurer.
The department encampment of the
G. A. Il. is to be held in Guthrie next
spring and the ladies Of the G. A. II
hope that all ladies who are eligible to
mem bership in the Circle will send in
their names, as they wish 20 give the
old soldiers a welcome they Will long
remember and that will make friends
for Guthrie throughout oklahoma
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Notice.


To Mary Regan:
Nou al @ hereby notified that you have
been sued i'm the probate court Of Logan
county. Oklahoma territo y, by john VI.
Rcgan, in an action for dl vOrce, and you
must "a nswer the petition Of said John VI,
Regain filed In said court in said
action ON or before the Sd day of jan
uary, 1894. or said petition will be taken
AS tia No and Judgment for divorce rem
dered against you according ly.
:. =. LAWRENCE, Pro bate Judge.
GEO. PRICE, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dat nd November 3O 1898. 3ediw
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AIasons

The Prince Hall Lodge No of a.
f. q A. NJ. will meet Thursday eve,
Dec. 2l, at X. +. Hall Every mem ber
expected to be present
GEO A. HENRY, w. NJ.
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! Racket Store
II Grand and Successful Opening

Now that our Grand and Successful Opening
will devote ourselves entirely
Holiday Goods, such a variety before exhib
tied in our beautiful city, Guthrie" You find every
thing that desire for Xmas
of goods OUR PLEASURE is showing goods and
prices which marked in plain figures what they
OUR PRIDE to courtesy and kind
We feel proud of the glorious
it tar beyond expectation We feel safe say
will people visit place of business
Cut fully people thronged
, IN a We yu kindly
for opening and 10
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A Necessity.

Sice hats, stylish hats, hats that are
be coming 10 your style of beauty.
4 hey can be had right here in Guthrie
a ny day, at your own price. Mrs.
saunders is authority on styles. she
won't sell you hat that is not cor
rect in material and finish. She per
sonally oversees all work. All kinds
of stamping done TO order. 23stf
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Purchased tire Horse.

The committe appointed by the city
council to purchase fire horses, com
pleted their labors yesterday, after
testing several teams. fine team Of
animals was purchased at a bargain.
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The Coming Conference.

The NJ. +. conference which begins
in this city tomorrow, promises to be
an interesting affair. About thirty
gospel eXpounders have already ar
rived, and a large number will come in
to-day Bishop Vincent is expected
this evening
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otice

The women that took the box of
three autograph albums. will avoid
being arrested and exposed by return
ing same, as we know who they are.
RACKET STORE.
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Christmas Coming.

Local letter carriers aver that
Christmas is coming with rush.
They feel it. Presents galore are roll
ing in and the carriers are already
obliged 10 make extra trips.
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Ladies plain silver cha(laine watch.
Liberal reward If returned to this
Office or al East Noble, Telephone
a.. Mrs. T. X. BRooKE
1Gt3
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The May pole dance t,-night will be
the prettiest sight The girls look 50
pretty in their costumes 1t
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Candy, pounds, at Miller's Candy
Kitchen. 1918
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Farm to Lease.

VIII lease quarter section of bottom
land on Deep Fork, fenced well, thirty
acres broke, house, etc Call at
LEAp xR office. 274-lw
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To Begin Work.

1t is asserted that actual work will
be begun on the Missouri a. Oklahoma
railroad January l. The road will
cone To Guthrie.
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+. D. Lille a Co. S new store is an
ente rprise well worth the patronage
of o mr. people. II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-20

Don't fail to see Millers Candy Den
on Second street More good bar
gains there in candies than any
place in Guthrie. 1913
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The best and finest candies in the
city at the "Kandie Citchin" III Okla
homa avenue. 10
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Partner Wanted

In ba King and confectionery business.
Addre SIS postofiice box 444, Guthrie, Ok.
llt6
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Mrs j. T. Archer of Kansas City
will be here with an elegant line of
costumes for the masquerade bali 10
be given December 30. lltf
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IL you want pu G fresh home NJ ade
candy 90 to the h andie Citehin."I
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The finest assortment OF candies in
the city to select from at Mrs. Hoi m
barper'S. l2t2
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Christmas cards printed at The LEADER
job rooms.
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A fine suite Of Office rooms Address
r., LEADER Office, lotto
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-28
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Silver Coin $1.10 sack at Beatty's.
The city marshal is giving the streets
and bridges needed attention.
Another fine rain last night, and the
Santa Fe valleys carpet of green contin-
ues to flourish.
At the church Of the Holy Faith, the
molly Eucharist will be celebrated on
Tuesday, August 20, at $3.50 a. NJ. The
Rev. W. L. Citizens, of st. Johns church,
Albuquerque, will be celebrant.
Visitors at Colds museums: Louis
Hanson, Madrid, N. NJ; G. c. Ludington,
j. r. Cottle, San Francisco; Geo. Myths,
Milan, Italy; Joseph p. Kent, Amos A.
Hall, Amargo, N. NJ; Chas. A. Norris,
Kansas City.
The following order from department
headquarters has been received: Pri.
Yates William W. Pettigrew and Gustav
Saltwater, having been transferred from
company D, Fort Marcy, N. M, to COM
pany Il, 10th infantry, by regimental Or
iers, No. 46, c. s., will proceed to the sta.
lion of their company, Fort wingatc,
Y. M.
There will be lecture delivered in the
'hurch of the Holy Faith to morrow
'vening at S:1b by the Rev. W. L. 9th.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-28
The CasadOs Killing.

Nasif Zora and Antonio Ymeen. the
Syrian peddlers accused Of the killing of
the wife of Gregorio Casados, near Cha
mlta on the night of the 18th inst, had
their hearing before Judge Seeds late on
Saturday evening and they had no diff
Guilty in proving complete alibi. The
district attorney insisted, however, that
ne might need the accused, and the court
held them on their own recognizance
until Saturday next. It is still current
in the vicinity of Casados' home that the
authorities have gone long way from the
right spot to detect the criminal in this
case.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-28

ems, of Albuquerque, on "venice." As
Mr.. Citizens was unable to spend Sunday
IN Santa Fe, his friends have induced him
to deliver this lecture written after re-
cent trip to Europe. All are cordially
invited to be present and enjoy the oc-
casion.
The officers and enlisted men at Fort
Marcy are greatly pleased over the record
made by Fort Marcy representatives in
the rifle competition at Fort Bayard. By
the way, Private Thos. Doyle who took
one of the silver medals, is not a member
of Capt. Paulding's company, but is at
tached to b company, Capt. j. Z. Kirk
mans.
For this evenings plaza concert by the
10th infantry band, the following pro-
gram will be rendered.:
March-Ta-ra-ra Boom der-ay ......... Dewitt
Overture-Chevalier .................. Reylotf
Waltz-The Skaters .,.,.......,...., Waldteufe
Medley Plantation Songs. Conterno
Gavotee-Hearts Delight ...........,.. Warren
Gaop-Fireworks. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ibeld
A telegram from department. military
headquarters states that the lowest bid
for supplying Fort Marcy with coal was
sent in by Major r. j. Palen, in behalf of
the Cerrillos Coal and Iron company, and
the lowest bid for forage by S. Wedeles'
Thos. Scott, miner recently brought
iu from Cerrillos by DIR. Kelly, suffering
from fever, died at the st. Vincent hospi-
5al yesterday. He was 80 years old, I'M
married, and owns considerable property
n the state of Washington. DR.. Kelly
Ind James Folsham, friend of deceased,
'ame i'll to-day and will see that the body
s given proper burial.
The best job work and the cheapest
OBJ work in the territory done at the New
lEx1oAN printing Office in this city.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-28
1t Deserves Your SuDD0rt

An exchange truthfully remarks that a
newspaper is the greatest help to the
growth OF town that can be. It is n
standing advertisement which always at
tracts. 1t gives moro free puffs and eY-
plantations of the place than all Others.
1t never let's pass a good opportunity to
advocate the interests of it's home enter
prlses. 1t helps all the churches and
never tails to speak out for its school;
resents an lnslnuations against the char
acter of the citizens and Industries of the
town; it lives but to benefit the com
munity. To repay its untiring efforts il
asks the support of the people, not in a
begging manner, but as recompense
Tor Its labor. 1t is entitled to a livelihood
because it gives more than it takes. II
only asks for its rights, and these it
should have.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-28
MATTERS OF SPoR (.
Yesterdays Base Ball Contests
What the Cyclers and Foot
Ballists are Talking

The Alamo Grays base ball team
from sante Fe crossed bats yesterday at
Cerrillos with the local team and splen-
did game followed, witnessed by crowd
of people. At the close of the ninth in
ming the score stood to Z. In the tenth
inning the Cerrillos team scored four
runs and won their second victory over
the Alamos.
AT the college campus yesterday after
noon the Juniors and Athletics put up an
other clever game, and the latter won by
score of eight to seven. Rain put a
stop to the match at the close of the
seventh inning.
The local bicycle club has agreed to
join with the horse fanciers and aid in
placing the new race track in first-cass
condition for racing. The Gun club
ought also to come in and aid in this
matter.
Adolph Fischer wheeled it to Lamy and
return on Saturday and established rec
ord OF one hour and forty minutes going
and two hours and thirty minutes re-
turning. The distance is eighteen miles.
On yesterday Messrs Wallace and Fran
els Baker, r. G. Gortner and Frank Hud-
son went out to try and lower this record,
but got lost and wound up not far from
Gallsteo. Messrs. Goshern and Proudft
rescued them and brought them home.
Beginning the first of September the
city foot-ballists will inaugurate regular
practice, and the two teams at Fort
Marcy will also soon be engaged in the
same line.
The captain of the CALEDONIA foot ball |
cam at Gallup writes that his team can !
lot accept the challenge Of the Santa Fe
boys because down there they can only
play association rules and know nothing
bout the modern Rugby rules. The
santa Fe team is disappointed at receiv-
ng such news, as it was hoped that a
match to take place at the territorial fair
ouid be arranged with the Gallup
players.