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Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13

Policeman Accused ef Murderinx
McsSeneer Chapman

ARKAEsss CRY, Kan. sept l2--Jo-
seph Reynolds, formerly secret service
Sgenf of the Frisco railroad. pss ar.
rested Ia this city this morning, charged
with completely In the Mound Valley
train robbery in which Express Messen-
ger Chapman Was murdered. Reynolds
VAS put on the Arkansas City police
force as a special when the rush oi
boomers began. lie Was under arrest
n short time ago for completely Ia the
robbery Of $500 from the Wells Fargo
express company. lie was released. ~
no eyidence could be found against him.
IL is alleged that he murdered Express
Messenger CHAPMAN.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13
GRAND RAPIDS MICH WEDNESDAY

left her bnsh4nd she hsl hecons the
mother q = boy and girl They
have lived With their father and
grandmothcr einoe the dissp-
TesFsacs a fhclr Enoiher. Snn-
day Night George sprsel and the woman
broke into johns house snd tried 30
steal the children ffom their beis John
discovered fhem. hut vac assaulted ~
his wife. Who knocked him senssless
with nat-iron. She and George then
carried away the children. Both sere
arrested Whsn the case u assault anu
kidnapping h disposed ef Mrs. spreel
may have % answer 90 = charge 81
bigalny. a. John claims 70 have esidsnee
that she has been married 20 his
brother.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13

SAX FRANcIsco. Sept 12-F. W.
Smith. representing himself as special
nephew of Senator Voorhees, and the son
OF an influential New York politician.
opened an expensive Office here. telling
the janitor that he would pay the rent
when bis vouchers from Washington
arrived. lie had the ianitor GO security
for fine furniture. engaged clerks and
gave large orders on number - sta
tionery houses and then skipped. leav-
inc numerous creditors
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13
Fortune for His Neighbors.

ATLANTA. Ga. Sept IL. George W.
Dye. one Of the wealthiest planters in
northwest Georgia. is dead. and has left
his fortune OF over half q million To the
negro family which attended him for
the last fifty years Dye was never
married. He owned 10000 acres of land
in one tract and raised great quantity
OF cotton. lie had no member Of his
family living with him. and his attend
ants were faithful negroes. To these he
left his estate. His executors are lead
ing men in Ebert county. One is a
preacher. Mr.. Dye was "a years OF age.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13
WILL SURRENDER WEEKS
Costa Rica VIII Grant Iseaucst Of
United States

NEw YoRK. Sept l2-Consul General
c. A. Dalago, OF Costa Rica. where EN-.
bezzler Weeks. who robbed several e.
tates Of nearly sl.000.0O0. Is now under
police surveillance, said today that
mere request made by the United States
government that Weeks be delivered up
as criminal would be respected in
stantly by his government. irrespective
Of the fact that there is no extradition
treaty between the two governments
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13

CmcAGo, Sept. l. Harvey Middle
ton. manager II the Pullman Palace Car
company. today placed the loas cansesi
hy the great FIRE IN the company's lum-
her yards laet night At 10000 The
yards contained. be said. IN the neigh.
borhood ~ fifteen million square feet a.
lumber. and large portion ~ the valu.
able timber used IN car finishing Was
burne1
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13

ALslSsTox. Ont. sept II The two
little daughters q Mr. johnson were
burned with his house last night The
father ATTEMPTED 90 rescue thefn. bot
was cut oil BY the flames. lie fried %
crawl through . small gindow with
them. but being overcome dfopped them
hack into the burning room. lie vas
serioueiy burned
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13

MTn~arKxK. Via, sept u The In
ter Ocean steamers Maryland and Man
chester eft Tor Chicago ~ neon % load
grain. ard vin remain IN commission
until the csoee - the seaaou. Whether
others ~ the coapsny's feet now n Or
dinary here. go INTO service again VII
depend upon grain holding out
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13
wan, Immediate Repeat.

WASHINGTON. Sept. l2-The national
congress of business men convened here
today. The object of tho meeting Is to
call for the immediate repeal OF the pur-
chase clause of the sherman art and to
consider the financial interests OF the
country. About hundred men. repre-
senting boards OF trade and commercial
interests Of principal cities In the coun-
try are nresent.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13
Mnr Jeonardi,e she Bill.

WASHINGTON. Sept. u The Intention
to call up the bill on Thursday 10 repeal
the federal elections law is believed by
many Sherman law democrat rcpealers
10 be mistake. Allof thcmfavor the bill.
but they say that 70 debate and pass the
bill in the house at present will jcopar-
dize the chance II passing the Voorhees,
bill In the senate
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13

ELBEEToS. Ga, Sept. IL The arrest
of twenty three men scattered though
jackson and Ebert Counties charged
with Wholesale counterfeiting Of silver
dollars has stirred up the whole country.
The plan adopted vas ~. make the
dollars in large quantities. which the
counterfeiters would scatter all over the
adjoining towus purchasing 5-cenf affi-
cies and getting back - cents in good
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13

CHIosco. sept i2-The Scamen's
union has given up its fight 10 maintain
wagcs At a. a day. Neeseimen were
notified today that the union had de.
cided 20 allow its members 70 ship al
any price they we're able b. obtain Yes
s~imen are - the opinion that thi
marks the end - the Seamen's union.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13

IFNRr Hairs Ind. SEPT f1--The
Liquor Dealers leeeue - Indiana run.
vened here today IN sarnsl essssoo.
There we're so siesegstes rressnt ne
SeAecates Wili - treated = = ruunS 4
@oeial entertainmert Tie ostn besi.
ness <bi be the eisctton q oelcers.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13

WASHINGTON. Sept l2-Ihe end OF
the prolonged debate in the senate on
the repeal OF the purchase clause OF the
Sherman silver law is now in sight. BY
October the senate viii be- ready either
To adjourn or to take up other business.
Very few II even the ciaun-hest Of the
silver advocates any longer claim ma
iority OF the senate upon the subject OF
ro..oal
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13

Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas Out With
an Open Rate

KANSAS CRY. Mo-. Sept i2--At Clin.
ton this forenoon the Missouri. Kansas
d Texas mace an open rate for the
round trip from here 90 the worlds fair
and rcturn- Aparty Of about eighty five
people had been made up for the Mem
phis route and the Santa Fe. This
party Was 10 buy tickets al the regular
agreed rates with promise Of a rebate
when the members reached Chicago
The Missouri. Kansas a Texas heard ol
the secret cut and met the rate openly
This is expected 10 bring on a general
war OF western rates.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13

PrRr. Ind. Sept Il A man ririne
the name a C. 4. Buldon q rocahon.
tas, Idaho. arrived here fhis afternoon
and vac arrested On suspicion - being
one - The LAKE Shore train robbers nt
Ksndaiisxiiie fhis morning
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13

Report That He Is About 90 Join the
Protestant Episcopal Church.

CINCINNATI. Sept l2-Rev. DIR. Briggs
Of New York. who was recently sus-
pended by the Presbyterian general as
sembly at Washington after most sen
sational trial. passed through the city
yesterday en- route 10 Chicago. Rev.
Mr. Briggs was caller upon Bishop
Vincent. of the Episcopal diocese. and
was closeted with him for some time.
There is an apparently well authenti-
Gated rumor TO the effect that DIR.
Briggs contemplates connecting himself
with the Episcopal church.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13

TrRRr Htr1r. Ird. SEPT IA Prank
Bruee. ths Victorious safe hiOWer, Wa
sentenced - tire years in tbt fndinDa
pre- o eouth. fof cracking thn safe ~
The Baekeye each store % June a and
rollane II af tsslo
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13

Tases. Einr. Nept 1z~ft y an.
nounced heft thaf The psetofsce ~ Es.
tsIlfae. Soefh Dakota. has knen t,crrlnr.
i,eel ard g. GO sfn5sn.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13
GUARDING AGAINST ROBBERS.
Subtreasury Ordered 90 Suppress
News OF ShIpments

Sr. LOUIS. Sept. 12.-Instructions have
been received at the subtreasury here
from the treasury department 10 sup.
press any information concerning the
circulation Of money. Heretofore the
United States subtreasnry has made
public the amount Of daily receipts II
seems that the numerous train robberies
OF recent date have caused some appre.
hension for the safety of government
funds in transportation and the order
was issued as stated.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13

PestsraAFBfe. Sep; y Fft bufDcs
n. efai4es ard eaffsuiidinVn q TIE
psunsyssania seyien fog TIE insane this
alteFuasn.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13

(ir4Hn1s. q r.. seTt T. Hs EsIll~
giilefie ness -. st9 tfiar lfebf 5obr
sf.n. nfs.l 81 we're ltfrro a. 6eett iasf
aie.h - tie sxplsssos y = gAsaiint
f,ofe
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13
MURDER AND ARSON.
Double Tragedy and burning of Hotel
n Rochester suburb

ROCHESTER. y. Y. Sept. IA report
has reached police headquarters "a a
double murder in hotel at Brighton. a
suburb u this city. and that the hotel
has been fired. burning two persons TO
death.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03

Al u'cluck th,- at,-truru, Jallnr La
ccro, ~ the county Jal. fru-trst. an
attempt ~ the PRISONERS IT, free ,hcm.
selv"s the, had sawed three ~ the
tiara, nrd w"r" breaking ths iron,
when III" julur discovered the at
tempt 10 rscnp". lie sent word over
Ia the new town Ia Under Sheriff Gar.
cla, Who sent Sheriff AuHya t. the jail,
and the prisoners were locked up IA the
crlis. A search WA made amuag them,
and on the porson % Hart, onr 81 the al.
legged murder-rs ~ y. j. sanchez, three
saws were found. \ paaHn,te, one blade ~
which was lacked luto u saw. was taken
from another prisoner. The men will H..
kept ia the cells until they dvulse who
lirst made the attempt to .scspe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03

+ ~ Milbutn, son ~ the Blind
Preacher" Milburn, Tor tsrnt, two year,
chaplain ~ the national huuS. ~ repre-
sehtat,Vee, worked at the hArdvAr,
siur" ~ T.. j. Poet 4 Co. this city, inl
about - mouth Va 1880 II" also worked
Tor the iitm IA Tfibidad, CD, from 49,
tn 1881, aud when ~, re- attended strict
" Ia his duties. While here he Vas 90
on" continual spree. aud when he LEFT
thus ciiy he went To Denver. iOune
Mllbuth suIc,ird VI Chicago one ia,
last week under meet heartrendiug car
cumstHnc"s. lie drltted fr ~ Denyer 1.
Chicago, aud after arriving IA the ihttel
city lac went on n b,g spree. lie rut
out ~ funds aud ~ n last rrsnrt b.,
wrote To- hls aged father at Jacksonville
Flurida, iur money. The father cou Il
not rpara any, aud becoming drspon
dent the young run, aged about ~ JehtH
sent bullet through hts BRAN. Mr.
BArraclough states that he was M ~
cep'louaiy bright grutirmnn, and thu,
hr saw him Va Denver short time ago,
Just after hr had l"ft u "jng" house.
Charles lprd'rt Vas N-li ,,lunn,ed
Wttu the -Iride Wheu hr To-. dad 10
rrtu,dNd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03
Admitted TO Haii.

Melton Cordnva, who was brought
here from Cabezon and lncarcerated Ia
tina county jail yesterday IN default OF
800 bail, was let out OF the jail this
morning 10y Jesus Ma Sandpval aud
Fernando ArmlII going on hls bonds Tor
the amount. A few days ago Oordova
got into row with oue ~ his neigh
bors, both men beng under the 10
huence Of native VINE. and Curdoya cut
hls antagonist on ths ear. For this
crime the justice OF the peace OF Cabe-
zon placed him under tl,JC) bond to
await the action Of the next grand
Jury.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03
frum thu Daily. Juno 81

NJ. w. Browne, cashier Of the Sooorrt
National bank, is at the European.
Hon. I. Is. Catron. Of Santa Fe
registered last night at the European.
DIR. Villas. q prominent physician Of
FL Paso, and fsmily passed up the roao
last night on their way 10 Chicago.
Robbie Morgan. the bright little sot
of Al. Morgan, left this morning u
spend his vacation IN Ratou with hia
mother.
DIR. q. g. Purdue aud family are q!
the San Felipe from Wichita, Kansas
They are healthy people aud are on q
pleasure trip TO the southwest.
BuckinRham's dye for the whisksrs
eau bs applied when ut home, aud ID
uniformly successfully 10 color,ng 9 brown
or black. Hence its great popularity.
William Cuyler and wife and jack
Harris have gone to the Pecos river on a
hshiag tour OF two months. Walter
Darling will leave Tor the Psoos In few
days.
A. Staab, the Santa Re merchant and
dealer in territorial bonds and warrants,
returned TO the capital this morning, at.
ter Il successful talk with our Investment
broker, A. W. Clelsnd, Jr.
y. ii. Garrison has returned from
Williams, Arizona, where he arranged 70
take charge OF the business house Of
Jas. BroIlcs. He and Al. Morgan will
cave this evening Tor Williams.
Sol. Metzsar has resigned his position
with Chas. ioudorf, and 10 reorsating at
Paiarlto. Dol. 10 good rustlsr for bus.
iness, aud his services are valuable, and
he will soon be found sgsiu at work.
Painter McKim, who works for O, 4.
Hudson, left last night for the west. lie
will stop at Winslow aud Williams,
whore he has number Of houses 20
pain, for tho Atlantic 4 Pacific COMPANY.
Louis Hoststtsr, who was In u passsn.
ger train wreck on his recent return
bone from Omaha, Neb.. has recovered
sufficiently To throw swsy his cane and
. at bis post OF duty q, Lesser 4 Levin.
sons.
George Cofiman and Cecilio Sspohsx
Ars feeling ] -bilsnt over the mining ont
ook Of Las husrtAs oanoa. They Joint.
y Own The extension OF the recent arst-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03

live'ed, among tho spsnkcte b~inv Hon
W. y. kurheutecker. elu took occasion
=" thank the GREAT Father Tor supply Inv
his sell and therefor" the whole leo
pie II Gallup with plenty ~ good water.
ftauk FsgAy. one ~ N. we'll known
sporting gentlemen II the city, will
probably leave thn evening Tor . trip
through Colorado and tho north western
states and territories. tn the past
twelve years, Frank has tried leaving
Albuquerque several times, but after "n
a'~enr" ~ few weeks he alw"y- mi
gr","~ back to his adopted home II IL
-nfnised that he will return again IN u
short time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03
Distinguished Visitor,

Jas. A Cooper, ~ winfield, Knnsaa
An employ u the government Indian ser
vice.was here yesterday aud made yiai,
to the government Iudlau school H.,
wa introduced "a, tha Commercial clul
10y Capt h"nnersheets yesterday after
poon, and left on last nights passenve,
train for Santa Fs. Mr., Cooper stated to
IhK CITIZEN reporter that he has VISITED
th" schools south OF the olty, but found
none t"at would compare even favorably
with tho school here. W. j. Wilson, a
friend was also around with the visitor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03
Nor Ala AL.
80 says N,ddrr or the sm,th-es.an
tu-tLtutr


The sol ~ the klo Grande valley il
snpposed to Ue strongly impregnated with
AIkali; tut Hhalysls shDws that this 10 n
mistake. A few years ago Coy. Slower
cent To- III" Smithsonian Institute at
Washington, n gallon u water found IN
Il pond hear hls residence, which was
supposed to be alkaline and bad same
anall @rd with tn. following results:
Fave bottles, about one gallon, water
from h. =. Slower, Albuquerque, New
Mexico, from his carp ponds, said TO be
alkalI water, IA which carp were found
to thrive. (Accrsslun No. l5,lli.) Pale
yelIuS,Sh gte.u; Offensive phurstted
lay dfos.u1 black tioccuiI; u considerable
dark precIpit.te. Contents appear TO
have dccumpos.d 10y standing. Rsac.
ton neutral. Sulphuretted hydrogen u
free, aud not combined with ammonia.
Total solids VI decant.d liquid at 40
degrees, ~ grams 10 gallon. Sl.ckens
aud loses - grams togallon on ignition.
CoutHius - grams ~ chloride Of 80.
dun 10 gallon. No iron, much lme las
carbonate aud sulphate) small quantity
~ roda or pOthssa tas carbonate aud sul-
pha'.,) traces of masn.sIa and silica.
SUMMARY.
Total solids at 10 degrees {, 81 grains
10 the imperial gallon.
or which sodium chloride -Di.
l,us5 on ignltiun -. 50
Not estimated, mostly lime and salts
III.
Total $40
The residue is Shiny, containing much
organic matter. and presenting under
the microscope only various forms OF
bacteria (micrococcus aud bacilli) and OF
the lower fungi.
The specimen has probably changed In
composition by putrefaction, and fur.
ther quantitat,vs examination would he
Of doubtful utility. The indicatiops are
that II 10 rather u hard than AZ alkaline
water; and contains no greater quantity
OF lime than IL often met with Ia lime
stone districts not, certainly, exceeding
10 grains per gallon.
Respectfully submitted,
j. II. KipDER.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03

Prof ChH-. Il. Brsr, secretary 81 the
New West EducHt,un commission, Chen
go. H., arrived last NIGHT from ia,
north and vii remain 'ur Few day.
lie ~ TN visit g. IT," New West school4
throughout Ia" territory, aud II II IN
d"rstuUd viii onlrhvuf Ia cunran,rn,,
upon some city Tor "a large New West
academy. The Professor IN to day ON u
visit to the school at Ranchua ds Atrs
co, aud /" morrow will 20 out on the At
'Hntlr Pac,i'cto pay visit 10 III. school
at san Rafael. a.. viii consult with
the local board Of the scademy Orfor.
leaving the c,ty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03
Prosperous Fruit sTow-r.

deorg. Fitzpatrick and mother have
located at Lns Corralcs. and are cultivat
'ng n tine section II river land, expecting
by p-rsis,cnt work 10 have ia u few
years u model orchard and vine, ard
Mrs, Fitzpatrick joined her son q I'm
Bsrnnllllo las, July, and IL very much
pleased with the country lie at Los Cor
riles. She IL the mother OF Rober,
Fitzpatrick, the young aud plsasan,
pharmacist at Plllsbury 4 Wal,ous, and
also of Mira. Peter Montegnl.r, wife Of
I'll. well known wine manufacturer Of
Los corrales A daughter, Miss Der,
Fitzpatrick, teaches the mission Indian
school nj Pohuta. Valencia county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03
Headache and Dizziness.
rr.as.a, c.s... Of lppopl,,, ..a p.,.,, Al

'''FuVH' 0HusHH OF NpPOPTthI Aad FaTAIl sIk.
the most recent aud profound ~
searches IN this direction 10y spacial,ats.
have dsvoloped conc usively that the
above dlsltders frequently result IN
death ar permanent disability. DIR,
Miles isrstorativ.[ Nerv,ne IL the great.
~st remedy for either ~ tho-. apparently
ius,gnlhcant causes. Nothing approach.
80 It ia merit. Mrs. W. r. Burns, u
south Bend Ind, who had suffered
from constant hsa, inche Tor three moniha,
aHs cured 10y II, The daughter 81 Dan.
lel Meyers, Brooklyn, Mich, had been
INSANE tor ten years, aud wac having
from 10 u - Hts II day. Nervine cured
her u both fits and insanity. Sold by
/. III, Burgess x Sou, the druggists, ON
guarantee, Get book free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03
A Wonderful Engine.
Canssa NJ Hurpass<A.

An engine exsrting SURPRISING 20.
10 always q source OF wonder, and
how many are entirely fc-aetfui u
existence within themselves OF an
gine more powerful and sndurin d,
any ever invented. Not perhaps ID
they experience irregular pulse, b
iuttsring, tenderness in shoulder (
arm. swollen ankles, astbmatic breathe
weak and hungry spells, emo, hen
short breath, or pain 10 side, whss
existsncs 10 no longer 10 be dsnisd.I
the poseessof must know he has ID
disease. Mira. LSBar, Fitohburg, NJ
bad heart disease eftsen years; hsll
hire house help; lived on liquid food, 4
Dr. nsiss heart cure and all symp.e1
left her. Continued use cured \
Sold by T. II. Burgess Il Bon, on su
aotee, who will give q doctors y
free,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03

eaas" ornament tho score cards Butler
hui ti''fV- we're ~" batiety Tor the Al.
laui.'A r,in aud hey worked hard
b. pull ilrir 'lub out - the hole tu vac
tory Grcrse mct with peculiar accident.
4 high iuul Nv vps knp. k-d. aud
be mnd' u long run after u, but Iusi h-
he WAS about o. ar'ti" under u he stum.
BLEED and irll hsAilpng into the ditch ~
water that rirrl"s the grpunda Tao
young brI'hrfs dad the catching and
twirlng 'uf the Browns, AMI th-i did
admirable work. II was iire game aud
It would hr hard to single un, thu-e who
did the bet work, Tor they h, pulled
Themselves together and t.."i 'p please
the spectators, Harry Mruu. dictated
49, umpire.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03

Th" funeral Of the infant son Of Mr..
aud Mrs. JDe. BaiarAcco occurred at ia.
old town cathedral yesterday afternoon
at o'clock, and uHdsrtaker Montfort,
who superlUtended the funeral, states
that the attendance was unusually large
The little rename we're consigned 10 a
grave in Santa barbara cemetery, The
sympathy ota host Of friends 10 eKten led
to the bereavsd parents.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03
Judge ellis bead.

I'd. Il Wells received information the
other day, while he was out IN the noun.
ta'ns, that hIs father, Judge II l.. Wells,
died at York, Neo., on Thursday. May 1,
of br'shts disease Of the kidneys. The
deceased resided IN this city ~ an insur,
anoe and real estate agent about three
years ago, lie was about 81 years OF
age, and leaves behind 10 mourn his
death. his son. Edward Il Wells. Of this
CITY, and daughter, Miss Luella Wells,
residing ia Buffalo. y. Y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03

Frhuk frnll"r, one uf the Columbian
guards III the Worlds FAIR, III u letter to
hls mother, Mts. Frazer, OF tins city,
! St","a that at least lJn,OUO peopl. ntteti
eel the inir last SUNDAY, It being the hrsl
! SUNDAY opening.
j. II asaw, who has been running M
"Sprrs- mes-eng"t on the "kI,e" road
around l.nr Angeles, Cal IL now on tn.
Ipug ruu between this clty and Los An
g"ics, IN place ~ 4 l.. Corl-,, who Ia
land up with IL badly spralned rlgh,
ankle"
~ j, T. Moore, one ~ the proprietora
ot the Albuquerque Coal company, has
purchased the residence he now occu.
pies, do south broadway. from Mrs.
Frank +. Moore. The price is secret,
but II IL Learned that MIR. Moore paid IN
the neIghOorhood of s3nn.
John Bell, u Lac Vegas, this morning
took ~ position AT the grocery store Of
Ed Clouthl"r a Co. Mr.. Bell IL an old
grocery clerk and IL reliable IN every
particular. II. IL u brother in law OF
4. Menneth. the well.known comm ,asiur
gentleman that occasionally visits the
city.
Frsuk Smith. Chas Banks and j. A,
Crawford, three ss line vsgs ss ever slept
on sawdust beds, we're up before JustIc.
l.ockhart this morning, and they were
ssnt to the chain gang Tor ten days each.
Hugh McCariey got pretty full. and the
justice asseesed n tine Of e. and costs
against han, which he paid.
Yesterday afternoon the bids for the
plumbing nj the new Xsiger building
we're opened, and the contract awarded
e. r. J Post h Co. their bid being
$l,tS, The plumbing will he of the
very best material To be obtained, and
this firm, having secured the contract,
wall do the work IN high degree Of
skill.
The democrats OF old town met on
Memorial day, Tor the purpose OF nomi.
mating candidates for directors Of the
school board. I.esndro Gallegos presid.
ed M chairman. ana Luis Montoya otsi.
Grated as secretary. Patrick Gleason.
Ambroso Samora and uayino Anaya
wer" named Gs candidates for the new
board.
A fellow was Knocked down In the al
ley on the south side u Railroad avenue
between Fret and Second streets last