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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-11-30
Legal Notice.

Sarah Diamond who resides Mt Kinsmah
kihpman County, Kansas, and C:rri- .
Morrison. a mi'"' nrat Ii years of age Who's
residence Is unknown, both OF whom ;.r,
Woods, deceaset, viii take notice that "
u. DAWSON, administrator of the estate o.
Rohert Gods deceased, ON the 30 II day q
october 1888, filed his petition In the Proi,at
CouIt of Hooking County, Ohio, allourin
t','t the personal estate OF said ko,,cr,
Woods :" Insufficient To pay his debts an.
the charges o. administering his estate; thai
H.; Ized III simple of the fellow
iS "esci'ed real stat, situate in the t.ount,
Hooking ana Stat. ohio, TO witt. Being III,
nOi III bali OF tine South Fart Quarter OF Sect
io,. Twenty sevcn(H), in Township Twelve
Q2j, Range Nlnet zen 10y. Except Que acre
ueeGed 10 William PoIiny Un of the South
wesi corner, ,Delng Triangular IN shape and
living west of the road. Also the west hnii OF
the hortn east quarter OF s.id section. Town
ship aud RANG, ENceptii & thirty Two (32)
acres on oil the mort II Cd i eud thereof: :-beii i,r
twelve (l2) acres Owue.i b. Hugh Carr and
twenty t2l) acres oS'Deu ny Frank Wagner.
beil. OF The land oi is''bert Woo is, one hun
dred and twenty seven (l2l acres more or
less.
That Ruth wno,is ns widow of said ,iecedsnt
tsenfited t. dover In S I'D pI emises and Isaiah
ne,ehp.u.h ami ID II Htro,lse and SON nav
Judgement liens theron. The prayer of sail
petition is tor the assiS Sn nient OF dover To
said kutE Woods, for u sale of said pieini ses
sunJert Z" y - ''"wer for the payment OF the
dot: charges afore said,
The persons first above mentioned will
S&ke notice further, That tLey have been
IA ..e, .rienuant to SAID petition and
that they are required To- answer the same ON
or before
THE 9rh DAY OF u sCEMBER, ID. 1885,.
Nov. end. 1898.
". Il. Dawson, AdminiStruter
0f Robert WOUus, deceased.
Wright aud Feitit. Ati,s.
Nov End 6s.
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THANKSGIVING.

We arc thankful Oh this, Thanks
giving Dlv. And why should we
not be: We are thankful that onr
life has been spared for the good
round year, now wrapping up Its
last loop of loose moments.
We are thankful that disease, hat
not gripped us, nor held from werk
longer than q week, any one, of our
good, Industrious, printer boys and
girls.
We are thankful that no pestilen-
ce has stuffed the energies of Logan,
and no contagion has swept with re-
morsless hand, and that rosy health
aud healthy hope SIT like King and
Queen npon almost ever counsenance
We are thankful that the fields
have yieldeda rich harvest, that
the rivers run down in constant flow
to the eea; that our cisterns are fill
ed, that the wells are not dry, and
that comfort, though in crumbs,
may yet be found in the cupboard.
We are thankful that the Democ-
racy yet lives, ready to do battle for
the cause of human right and JUS
tice. and that Cleveland smiles
calmly and serenly, upon the wick
edness of his enemies, and turns
gracefully the rough corners Of op-
position into a smooth and graceful
round out for the public good.
"Standing composed, and compla.
cent, upon the cool clear eminenc
and hears within h'mself. amidst
the calm he has created, ths pean
of God like victory"
We are thankful that the SENrr-
MEL Is daily increasing IN the mum
bers of its patrons and constantly
extending the wide circle and clip.
SIS of its usefulness.
We are thankful that we are not
a Mckinley man, and a worshiper
of an lido! such as Sill Pursell ssand
The hewers Of wood, and clinkers of
tin who follow in his tram, have
made him.
We are especially thankful forSan
Ricb,y of Smock, has brought us a
quarter of beef, and John iiagly of
Black Jack, nine bushels of potato.
es, and have promises from others
for ,uough of parched corn to keep
us the res: of the winter until the
beech buds and pottage bloom IN
the sEring, ira Ia.
Now is the time to subscribe, pay
when yon pea e, and enjoy your
hanks giving.
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HOLIDAY AI's.

About next week, and when the
weather ls fair, the hearts cheerful,
dhe mind clear and perceptive te
1.-Two business, az enterprising and
entertakisg emisssry of the SENT4-
MEL will call cH all our liberal pub
lie spirited citizens, and offer them
an opportunity of informing the
readers of the SEarIsRf., the money
making, money possessing, money
spending, people of town and coun
fy, the attractive and desirable.
Holiday Goods, this to wn of Logan
has for sale.
The junk shops aud remnant
counters of Columbus seeking to
unload their cast off goods en- Logan
people will get no space in the
s'ENflSEL. as it is Logan paper
and docs business for Logan people.
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Holiday Fair And Festival

The ladies' of ,he St. Johns Cath
.oiic Church, will give Fair and
Festival In the Odd Fellows Hall, on
Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. 20
aud sl, day aud evening. The pro
reeds will be applied to. much need
ed church repairs. Particular fea.
lures will be given l:ter. In the
aneautime the ladies invit.. the gen.
erous public to lend helping
hand.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-11-30
Music Teachers Attention.

The thirteenth annual melting of
the Ohio Music teachers Associa-
tion will be held at the y. NJ. G. A.
all. Dayton, OHIO, Dec 81, %. and
90. A magnificent historical pro-
gram, embracing selections of music
from the year 1850 TO our present
time, has been prepared, and some
of the abiest musicians IN the state
will participate Come and mingle
With your professional brethren anu
sisters. For further information
apply to A j Gautvoort, Pres
P,qaa, O..
Faust SATURDAY.
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Now For Your ThanksgiYil g
Turkey.

The b. Il @. Southwestern R.R.
viii make u rate OF one far. for
round trip between all its stations ia
OHIO On account of Thanksgiving.
Tickets good gong Nov. goth aud
lsotb and good returning until Dec.
lst. 1893. For further particulars
call on 10, al Agents.
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Previous Thanksgiving.

Previous Thanksgiving.
You can hear Thanksgivin' comm with the iol-
hest kind O. sound;
You can hear the turkey boiler for . mile or
two aroundi
For be knows that he Il In It Us 10 has been tn
the past,
An he thinks that every minute is jes' sure 70
be his lasti
You can hear Thanlsgivin' comm with rush
an with O roar.
An the knives an forks ahummin' as We pass
the plate for moro
o. It's jolly every minute, In the north IN In tho
SOUTH
FOR the turiscy-ro- HERS in It. an we're water
In at tbs n..ulai
Atlanta Cons stitution
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T. e. BAKER
One door west of Post Office,
Logan Ohio.
Man=Wanted Man

Nan-Wanted Man
ANY wide awake man can always
make money if he will work for it.
We want live hustler in Logan, and
vicinity to handle the fastest selling
line of household necessities in the
world. No hard times with these
goods, every body buys them. No
capital or orexperience required. Write
for particulars.
\. ]. Couray & Co.
223-5-7and 9 W. Fourth St.
II 302w Cincinnati, O.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ accounts and vouchers have been filed In
the Probate Court OF Hooking County, ONO.
;or First and final seti element,
eliza Westenhaver, AdministlatriX OF Inc
Estate OF Horace WesIenbaver deceased,
And the same will come on tor hearing Oh
the 18th day Of November 1S93,at 10 O'Clock a.
IN or as suon thereafter AS aAay be convent
ent.
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A First Glass Mlleh Cow.

Fresh ia aboat 3 weeks, for sale
cheap. Also lot of thoroughbred
chester white pigs, 10 weeks old.
Henry trimmer.
n 80 1t
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mn I + 4 n Il

1s'pose you know, Virginia dear,
Thanksgiving day is almost here.
And now hope you will not think
Bout what youll have to eat and drink.
Because 1t isn't right at all,
TO be selfish. greedy doll
First place, you should be very glad
For all the blessings you have had
Your pleasant home, your kind mamma
And what lucky doll you are
You know she lets you have your way
About dozen times q day!
She's very, very gen'rous too,
And always shares q treat with you
And here you should be thankful. dear,
That turkeys are 80 coed this year.
And swcctpotatoes TOO. OF course,
And lovely crimson cranterry saucci
And squash, and little saucer pies,
They're always such great surprise,
Iec-cream,. anl nuts and raisius. tool
Oh. I'm ~ glad am not you.
i-causc. YOU see. you dearest sweet,
You rallrul really, truly cat
Aud 50 the ,ha..kf'lest thing is this.
Tou'u never know what fun you miss!
,fIary I!t:.Lcr Stevens. n Harper's Youu
Is
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-11-30
A Time to BE Dreatted

A Tune to BE Dreasied.
"D'5y do rou look so dismal. Fathe,
William" said the young turkey to
the gobbier.
My son." replied the ina aturc bird.
II am renscting en- the near approach
Of Thanksgiving day, with The certain
t. tha: many cf our number will be
knocked into the middle o; necks
tweaa. Judge.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

EU4EktlS6U LII 1IldS.
) Yhe following is list Of the let
ters remaining ten days unealled 70
in the Logan Post Office, on No
vember 29th.--
K Allen & Son,
Vim Graham,
Rev J. E. Gordon,
f J Harmison,
. 0 nill,
Edward Headlev,
Miller. & Villain.
30 Marshover,
Apollo Opes,
Albert Rarrlck,
Jno Rutter,
y Il Stevenson,
Tannyhill,
Angelee Tennyhill,
Miss Emma Finely
edward Headly
S. lIolcomb:
Mrs a. ". Lewis,
Miss Sarah Mounce.
Mrs Katie Plank,
J. ii. Polling,
John Shanahan,
Fred Shattuck,
Murray Snyder.
Angie rannahili,
Frank vi amsley. III
Persons calling for the above
should please say advertised" and
give date and issue of SENTINEL il
which list appears.
After ten days from dats tht
above letters will be sent to th.
Dad Letter Office.
LEWIS GREEN,
Post Master
/ Pay your subscription. $3.50
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-11-30
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given, that the following
accounts und vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court OF Hooking County, Ohio
for first partial and settlement.
n abraham Trimmer Trustee o5 the Bank OF
New StraitsvIiie.
And the same will come On or hearing ou
the 23r,i, day of December 1898 , at ID O'Clock
a. NJ ), or soon thereafter, may he con = e.
nient. w. Acker Probate Judge.
Nov S3 90. 3w.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been filed in the
Probate Court of II ockin9 County, Ohio, for
second a5. j final settlement.
Robert White, Guardian OF Jacob Dupler, an
Insane person
And the same will come on for hearing on
the 2nd day of December, 1898, ut 20 O'Clock
!. M, or rs soon thereafter as may bo Onve-
nient. W.T.. ACKER. PrOhaSe Judge .
Nov lS88-3w.l
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M Names Mentioned.

No Names NeutIOneus
She-Isn't it pity that they don't
have mistletOe on Thanksgiving, as
they do at Christmas?
Be-Do you think, Miss Maude, that
il is always-er-ahern-
She-It seems to be for some men.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-11-30

Children, don't get gay nowadays
and cat too much! The lean turkey is
the only one who is truly happy about
this time of the year."-Chicago Mail.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-11-30

Mr.. Brady surveying the scanty re-
past)-'Tis dev'liau little dinner we
hov to be thankful fer this day, Nora!
Mrs. Brady-Whist, Moike! Yez de
he f.rgettin' that we should be tank
fnl there do hc no more here to ate it!
-.PuclA
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Cause FOR THANKSGIVING.
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Boys Suits and Overcoats

Sl.25 buys good wearing Suits or Overcoats
$3.50 buys good wearing Suits Overcoats
$500 buys boys Suits or Overcoats
$25O buys boys suit overcoas that Will success
fully resist the efforts OF that hoy of yours it
side of six months
sS-A grand assortment at all popular prices.
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Our seasonable new styles, our peerless
with the most intensive and varied assort-
ment Of strictly new Clothing, Furnishings,
Hats and Caps. These are the Magnates that
draw the crowds to our store. These are the
grand Electrical Displays that the people pre-
fer to see, and these are shining lights that
we hold up as inducement that make us
worthy of your confidence and entitle us to
your patronage.
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Pay your subscription. $3.50 .
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Mems Suits and Overcoats.

So buys good Suit or Overcoat. well lined,
well made, and calculated to give good ser
vice, and the same suit of clothes would cost
you not less than $1,000 elsewhere.
$40 buys a handsome suit and overcoat, cut
according to the latest fashions, tailored in
the best possible manner, perfect in fit, and
equal in every particular to garments that
would cost IL and IA dollars elsewhere.
$50 buys the finest of Suits and overcoats
fit for gentlemen in any walk of life to wear.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11

there will I've such n ROAD ~ the For,
worth aud Albuquerque, a lr,wnwopl
nerchan, in speaking II the matter rAid 3
~ have !, frum AN auihcn,i, -uurr'c that
ia" R"k Island II making nn effort Ia buy
,hr Fort worth n Rio Granlr that II may
reach the cattle country for which II ir
striving am u the opinion that n the
R"ck Island d"es really want the Rio
Trnnd" ia" will get !, but ffur unforeseen
iras"n, she fails, SHE will consolidate with
ia" icorl" II Fort worth aud build rad
through ia" country which II wants tu
reach. Tie Rock Island and ,h" mrr.
chants nf Fort worth want g. reach the
same country, and, as said. II the Rrk
Island should nu, 81, the Rio Graudr she
will consolidate viii, ia" people nf Fort
worth and build the much d,sii,sl Alhu.
uu"rluc."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
s~rrisies CuIIiaK-.

From tho HUSTLER.
The tw".r story adobe stone fruat on
Thiri street IL nearing completion.
Mr.. Fred. Ot"ru, &c Albuquerque, aprn,
day ar two with us the part week
TIL" supply company arr making ga
trnslvr repairs III the rear nf their rtni,'.
Tn" iuilic Sch""l IN progressing timely.
with a larg" attendance, some 30 pupils
being enrolled
MiSs Lula L''"-,n went HON. Lar, even.
ms I" SI"nd day or tw" with her ia
r,l,s at S"corru,
Mr.. X. ir'"n has six head II caitl" lnrt
II the Crriillos hills for which he has brcn
searching Tor two ar three days.
The high fence ArN,uud the oil lumber
yHrl north az the track has been taken
down Hnd moved ,o Ia. new yarl
CHRIS l"Agrr. now If Taos, al one time
II contractor Vt the coal banks, ia III t"~n
and states that lac will s.'"n be- back hrre
Rs n citizen.
Mr.. A, H. McCnrmAc, came In last night
frum n,wns. Oklahoma and will again take
up his r,'ril"nc. IN this community, where
he IL we'll known.
The Grrrn boys arr putting ia ep-i
licks "ut On their coal claim ia ID" - Mara
district, and with their push aud vim sue.
c.sH IN suI,' Ia crown their efforts.
A. II. Hendry, II san r-irn, AMI own.
rr 81 the Anaconda Silver mine, In IN tow
aud states that he has two car lnaIH II
orr on the track, which vii! bc seut to ia.
S'rurrn sm"ltrr.
MI II. J. Emerson. nr-ir,ant cashier 81
the bank 81 Commerce. IL Albuquerque,
came up "Wednesday aud wen, GA, /" the
New Era mine. when hr got back from
ia" mine lac Was very enthusiastic over
the prospect.
A couple If sharks rld into town last
Tuesday and worked one crap game I" the
extent II tSu ar three hundr-'l dollArr
The worst feature nf the snap Was that
they took the hrst train out. not even pay
ing for = -Iuafr meal.
MIR sam. lLsirlck went down Ia Alhu-
pu"rlu" Wednesday night, and rI"rtr
work progressing with rush out Al his
o. Mara coal mines, and states tina, they
have alrrUly 80 feet II track lAd In the
min" aud several bridges built on the
road, while large fnrc. 81 men are max
my every preparation Ia run out the
dusky diamonds This cn,-rprs. will b-
Of gi'A, benefit Ia C-rrllor and n SURE
winner a. its prDirctora.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
Notes from the Ini,rr-,,,

Miss Jusl" Parsons was put IA chn"g,
II the new branches If study h"nk keep.
ing. s,"ungrnphy aud t!p".wrttiug, 81
"Wednesday, and began ia" work 1T "r,
ganizatiuu and trachiNg She has class
of ab"u, twenty .itvr. II IL quite Nalua.
hlc addition I" the schrul.
SiN new students were added Ia IT.,
roll for til" W"rk. Mr.. Julliilr, ir'u
Washington aud the University, h"IuG
the only one from uut ut town. The jan
lur class war "rgautI'd ON Monday last
with membership Of II NJ class s"ri"-
~, They will hold their meetings "n ia"
first "Wednesday of rN"ry m"nth. Roy
Stamm il president
The Castelar, Literary Snrl"'y will hold
It's next rrgulrr mrtiiug on FRIDAY. th'
10th, at the University. the sulj"c, Of
the debate for the occasion IL, "RrS"Iv"d,
Tint, julius Caesar was II greater genera
than Nap"l,~u." II IL expected that
Miss ,;au,S will head the affirmative.
tn University i,nt-halI team Will play
gam" at the ludiau s"h"'l, with ia"
Indian schrp team, thus altrin,-n. |, II
expected Ia be- exciting and the h"ys
would like I" ~" u large attendance
fr,m the city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
IN " alter the ne.a

Sumr IT 'h" huuca,radrrs "a the mesa
~" talking ura -ch"mc for getting water
i"r domestic and irrigation PURPOSES.
wm'h -''"mr Il" h" very practicable aud
speedy IT '"n-DuumatI, u. The idea IL tu
go" company # hand holders And re-.
arr money i"r thc digging Of wells and
tu' ,acIng "f wui mills On each home.
S,"aI, plNng each mrmlrr IT the com q.
PAN! u term e years III which to pa' r
h'r we'll ~ raS! miscellaneous by means
II a g''Si we'll and wind mill a, least
ten acres Il "r,harl and garden could h.
irrigated, aud II the scheme il carried out
ia" m"sa would s"un hr dotted 10y thrt,
ue young urcharlS aud beautiful MONIES.
This ls un" way ~ which the land Nv urrz
"n th" mesa may solve the water problem
for themselves. The idea is gr-l one
aud -hnUd lee followed up.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
LEARNING THINGS.
S-s< o., the Disnsr Table, and th
Drummer 0pt sold.

S-s4 q, the Dlsn.r Table, and th.
Drummer oct sold.
The drummer was looking 40 sad
mat IL attracted the attention Of the
hotel clork.
whats the ma.torg asked tina,
fanctionary. Lost friend or your
iob2"
mo, worse" responded the drum.
msr
Los, two fricnds2" qucricd the
sympathetic clerk
mo; just thinking Of a man / met
out here In Adrian last night"
What did he do2 heat you at
pokcrT'
NO asked me a question and I
answered. 1t by asking another"
Give me the particulars"
well, II was this way" aud the
drummer showed 10y his looks how
badly he felt 10 bring II all up again.
I'VE were at supper, and ! had been
pretty smart and the man had been
very quiet
Did you ever notice, he said as
innocent and as kindly a. school
teacher, that over In Wisconsin tho
people shake the pepper box, this
way, while those In Indiana hold IL
fast and pat it on the bottom, this
wayp'
II had noticed IT, and told him so 4"
IN from Indiana, he said. knock.
Ing some pepper on his potatoes
Yes, said |, 1t shows on YOU
" DO you know. said he seriously,
why they do II difcrentl;T
" No said |; why do hcy?
TO get the pepper out, said he
earnestly, and then the gang at the
table gave mo the laugh In eighteen
places and the man asked me how
much salary got for learning thinga"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11

Chaa y, wigginS, aged - Year,. with
his wife And mother arrived uui,r earl,
this morning from Topeka, aud were
driven I" ia" san f"lip" In lrss than
twenty mhu,"S Mt Virgins expired,
the change on III" Ra,m mountA,nr h.inc
n n"Ner trial frum which he did not
rally The remains were taken a. en-.
halmrr AMI will hc shipped ,u Topeka at
eight "'cl"k, his dear ONES gulng on the
same train Deceased aud these with
HIM, w"r' "a ruut" tn TrAaS aud hIs
physician VIII Is cn route, liar been t"lr-
graph"d I" meet the widow at La
Junia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
s'uhi,r >rhooi Stems

Still the, come. and now there ar over
GOO pupils IN -rho"l.
The primary grades wer" =" crowded
that ia" board put in three new teacher"
un Nov. |. Miss krrIHrs IN wnrl = Miss
Elder in 3. and Miss Anderson IN 4
MIR Mclaughlin. chairman "f I'll" supply
committee. has made necessary purchases
n clocks, tables. etc. for the new leach
rrs.
Every rnnm in the four new buildings
is now in use. the superintendent hhdlhI
il necessary tn ~rupy part ct r''l'a'
ton r,om for hiS office Hurry up Tia"
new high sch""l
Miss Mnudc Cleveland, formerly II Sill
yer City, entered the high r"h'"l ihis
week Samuel stevens waH also Admit
ted
Tn. teachers meeting this week war at
tended by the new TEACHERS who swell our
f,re now. in numb'r. I" II Mrs Nc
Ismald gave an interesting talk on pr'
kLnn.n's account of the European
schools. especially "f,he excellent Sch""I'
IL Germany,
Dr. John Rice Chandler, Of New York
n gentleman who has Travelled TIN "-'"
around, called upon the superintendent
at his Office one day this week
The Irrigation Congress Pre- Ea pied
The Denver Republican has S'Ar'sl
scheme to have the next International "
rigA,ion congress- at Denver TIL" Ne"
Mexican has nothing Ia say against su''
Patriotism. bu, wishes Ia serve notice wa
the next meeting II this important 'S''
is prs.empted for Albuquerque IN 'H'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11

lioning property from the city ,o y Tr,,.
ter, Though llr~,''lIrn r,'Iprri'ri this act.
th-l aud tina, the deed was ready fnr n
certain amount " land un Tij"rnr rad
Tat that II lacked the nrccaAry -igna.
lures. After considerable diScus-ru. Mr.
Cmldrr-' motion prevailed, which IN.
rtrir,,~l the str,'ri COMMITTEES, in employ n
competent engineer "whu knew north
fi,m -n,h." whirh korb"r though, MIR
rrArcr d,d nu, know Mr. korl~r even
gut ~ warm uyct u that the gentleman
t-'k occasi"u Co. say tina, Mr.. llrSrrldru
rrNarica,,pl. H." war called down 10y
the chair
The hill ~ the water company Tor
s3,46O for hyirHn's, was missing, AMI II
waH explained 10y hurl"r that II. the hill,
hal fallen into Mr schwartz irrs-"snirn,
M II m"mh"r uf the sewer committee.
ChldrIS demanded immediate pay
m"n,. uu motion. hut Withdrew when "A
motion WAS offered that ia" water com.
mittr,' i-' instructed g. at At neat meet,
lng upon this hll
certain bills uf l"llcr committee were
reported l,~, but the clerk explained
that they hal l.,"u LEI, f,r kurhrr. who
It seemed was away aud hal ~, y", seen
them
The huud II u hrnham. in the sum II
s2wn, with Jacobs lrizarri and j X.
ArmDr nH Surr,cS. was accepted. Mr.
hnhHm il t" look Af,"r rity plumbing
under this bond
Ca motion II lirsr'llrn. council AL.