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Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-05-09

The company of White Caps We're
led by Pike county man named Ma
poleon Brewer, commonly known as
Pole Brewer. He is a nephew of Rails,
the man now serving a life sentence in
the penitentiary for the assassination
of Felix Varnado, at Osyka, four years
ago.
AS soon as the news of the demon
stration by the mob spread,..the whole
town was excited to fever heat. and
every man, old and young, who had a
gun or pistol prepared to use it in de-
Tense of the court. Dispatches were
sent to WesSon and to jackson to the
Governor for arms.
On the 1:45 southbound train the
| Wesson military company, forty strong,
headed by Capt j. G.. Lyell, came down
to reinforce the sheriff and court. The
cannon ball, two hours later, brought
Gov. Stone, Secretary of State Govan,
Adjutant Gen. VIM. Henry and forty
stands of arms, and
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Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-05-09
A SELECT LIST.
Leading Papers With Which
The Leader Clubs.

The LEADER has made a clubbing ar
rangements with few representative
journals of different classes, with
either one of which it will be sent one
year to any subscriber at the following
rates:
The Leader and the Voice, tthc ablcSt of
Prohibition papers, Observation-Disclosures. Sl.'5
The Leader and The Citizen tofficial organ
of the National Pro. Committee) ....... lbs
The Leader and Home and Farm (Agricul-
tursl and Family 1.2j
The Leader and the National Economist
tthe National organ of the Alliance. La
The Leader and the Clarion-Ledger dead
ing Democratic paper of Mississippi. 1.75
You pay your money and take your
choice.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-05-09

The U. S. grand jury now in session
at jackson is composed as follows;
Foreman, r. A. Easterling; George LIE
mon, George Gam, &c. Moore, b. I.
Lyon, P. B. Lancaster, Edwin Banks
dale, j. w. McRaven,. John Phillips,
W. NJ. Massie, Dan Butler, VIM. Clancy,
G. G. Eyers, j. r. Royals, A. J. Adkin-
son, Joseph Craig, r. N. Eubanks, J.
M. Wilson, d. b. Guice, s. f. Van Nor
man. According to the Clarion-Ledger,
Judge Niles was severe in his charge
assGHss '-siind-tigers" and wildcat
distilleries.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-05-09

Foreman J. Y. Cooke, of the grand
jury, who is always cool and brave
man, took i'm the situation at the out
set. After suggesting his intentions to
Judge Chrisman. as he left the court
house he hurried down town and
with the active assistance Messrs.
J. w. and Martin McGrath. soon or
ganized as many of the young men and
citizens of the town as could gather up
arms on short notice. He started with
them to the courthouse, just about
the time hostile demonstrations were
made toward Judge Chrisman. 1t was
a part of Judge Chrisman's plan from
the outset to delay an assault by the
mob until the sheriff and Foreman
Cook could organize for resistance.
provided the mob could not be persua-
ded to peacefully dispense. and realiz-
ing that the crisis had been reached
when he uttered his difiance III
THE TEETH OF THE MOB
while looking down their gun barrels,
he walked away to meet the posse of
citizens just as they came in sight,
some hundred yards away. Some one
gave the Judge big 4i-Colt, and head
ing the posse of citizens, he at once
advanced on the mob of White Caps
and commanded them to fall back from
the jail. which they were preparing to
attack. or they would be fired upon
While the Judge and his lieutenants
were deploying their men for charge
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-05-09
IT. W. N7c Naxl.

Meanwhile Judge Chrisman, who
first began his talk to the mob from
the top of the front steps of the court
house yard, had gotten the attention
of majority of the crowd and ad-
vanced until he was in the midst of the
hostile men with their guns. At this
point one Of the leaders, standing near
Judge Chrisman, commanded his men
to pay no attention to any thing the
judge might say, but prepare for an
assault upon the Jail to liberate their
comrades. No sooner had he said this
than Judge Chrisman replied:
IF that is your programme, sir, l
will arrest you right on the spot" and
started forward to carry his words in
to effect. But no sooner had he done
so than he was instantly covered with
pistol and three Winchesters in the
hands of the members of the gang,
and told if he advanced step further
he would do so at the cost of his life,
and that if he did not consent to the
release of the prisoners in Jail he would
be killed and they released in spite of
him. The intrepid judge stood before
the men who were
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-05-09
TUESDAY, May 81, 1898.
TO ADVERTISERS

THE LEADER has an e,rteRSiUe
state sHS Local circulation, and as a
newspaper advertising medium has on
~ one equal among the Ueekties OF
Mississippi. Rates and terms giUen on
application.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-05-09

At first it was reported that the White
Caps had only fallen back out of town
for reinforcements, and that they would
return to the attack during the after
noon. An engineer reported that a
squad of armed men tried to flag his
train between here and Bogue Chitto
Just before noon, and that he did not
stop because it was against orders.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-05-09

The New Orleans Delta has suspend
ed. 1t had accomplished the chief
mission which called it into existence,
the destruction of the Louisiana Lot
terry, and passes into history embalmed
in honored memory.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-05-09

L. B. Moseley, late U. S. Marshal of
this district, has been appointed clerk
of the U. S. Court, and DR.. Winter,
the old clerk, becomes deputy clerk.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-05-09

The LEADER is indebted to it's big
city temporary, the Times-Democrat,
for today's illustrations. Our only re-
greet is that we cannot give picture Of
all who acquitted themselves SO vail
antly during the recent trouble.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-05-09

The Penitentiary Board of Control
has reduced the price of convict labor
from 50 to So per month, in view of the
low price of cotton and on petition
signed by numerous contractors.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-05-09

S4.1OO was turned into the State
Treasury for the month of April for
convict labor.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-05-09

The brave people of Cisco, Texas,
have commenced rebuilding their
town.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-05-09
col w II McCardle, who died Il

Col w. Fl. McCardle, who dieu -.
Jackson the 1st inst, is mourneu -
many friends and admirers through
ont tho state Since 1885 he has 9 pee;
ouo enc S with the press of Mississippi,
eOd wss o Mrs Of the foremost Of the
Mh;o "a leaders der Of ante-bellum days
pa my he and Ex-Governor Lo MY
wrote ros and published a history OF ms
Fsissippi
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-05-09

Father Quito, the Catholic priest at
jackson, has engaged in making brick.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-05-09

There are $4,000 persons employed
in the postal service of this country.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-05-09

in Jail, because they were not bailable
cases: and further, that any attempt
to break open the Jail by the mob would
be resisted by the court and its officers
TO the death.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-05-09
TIL HERO OF TIE OCCASION.

Gov. Stone was present at the meet
ing, and was unanimously invited to
return to Brookhaven yesterday and
address the citizen of the county on
the subject of law and order, which
he did.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-05-09
THIRsrING FOR HIS BLOOD

like lion at bay, and then, without
the twitch of muscle or a tremor in
his voice, said that they might murder
the court, but that they could not in
Itimidate it. He would never give his
consent to the release of the prisoners
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-05-09
The Climax Reached.

The white cap excitement reached
the flood tide on Monday, the day the
trial of the men in Jail had been set.
By o'clock people from the country
commenced coming in in large num-
bers, and began to congregate in the
streets about the courthouse square.
The people about town had been astir
for an hour before, and the high ten
sion was apparent in nearly every face.
The business men agreed to close
their stores, and they and their clerks
be in readiness for any emergency.
All three military companies were
ON duty at the courthouse. Orders
were issued by the sheriff to admit no
one to the courthouse yard and court
house except grand jurors, witnesses
and officers of the court, and sentinels
were stationed at every point to en-
force the order. Thus things remained
until 1890 o'clock, the crowd on the
outside and on the street meantime
having increased to fully 1000 people.
No one had come in from the country
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-05-09

ONE THOUSAND ROUNDS OF CARTRIDGES
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-05-09

whose wealth might serve them in time
of trouble.
The judge then said his sentence
would be two years in the penitentiary,
and he would pledge himself If the
friends and associates of the con-
demned men would desist from further
acts of lawlessness and in the future
conduct themselves as good citizens, at
the end of year he would be one of
the first citizens of Lincoln county to
head petition to Gov. Stone and en-
deavor to secure their pardon.
The scene which followed the pro-
nouncing of the sentence beggars de-
scription. The wives and children OF
the convicted men who were in the
courtroom shrieked and sobbed and
rusl ed forward, some of the women
with babies in their arms. Nearly all
of them wore the garb of extreme pow
erty. The husbands and fathers, as,
they realized what their acts had
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
The New Auditor.

On the San Felipe register, this day, APP
pears the name If W. +. Walsh. Quay
mas, Mexico. This Ia the gentleman whom
General Auditor W. X. Gille,t. haa al.
pointed To succeed Mr.. W. W. Pope. ~.
sigutd On account of i'll health and cona..
Iucnt change II residence. Mr. Walsh
dates his early experience in connection
with railrad offices fr,m the tim. he uc-
cnpiod I'll" chief cl-rkship in the account.
ing department 81 the lelewar,., Western
and l.ackawanna railroad, Office in New
York City; later with the D-l.war. and
Hudson Canal railrlad company; then as
clerk under MIR. Gillette. after n sieg.
Of illness. in the office 81 the auditor IL
passenger Receipts u: TIA" Yves, shore and
Buffalo railrad; subsequently l",a,ed n,
Benson. Arizona, As clerk for Assistant
Auditor q, Kellogg. # the New Mexico
aud Arizona ruad, When Mr. Kellogg
war appointed auditor of tn. California
southern. Mr. Walsh succeeded him.
Thrr" years agu ia" ufic" If assistant
auditor Of the New Mexico aud Arizona
was consolidated with the Guaymas AS
sistant auditor uhirr aud Mr.. Walsh
war transferred 4" 'iuaymas, where he
has resided until called 10y Mr.. Gillette Ia
TAX" Mr.. Pnp"'s place, Ia date from Dc
t"l"r 10, Mr.. Walsh will lrav. for Quay
mas Tomorrow, in uricr la assist his sue
c"ss"r, MIR. 'ullodan, late travelling aud
it"r of ia" Santa fr, in becoming familiar
with the office, lie expects Ia b. here
again ou the 18th, and will then take
charge If ia" office in person. the present
chief clerk, j. +, T.. Phillips, continuing
IN his position. as also the efficient fprc,
~ Mr. Pope can testify, in the office. There
arr three absent-rs who will return 10
their desks before Nov. /. Mr.. Walsh
will bc found gu~i official and n pleas
ant gentleman. His wife remains at the
san Felipe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
ssrportasis. orshtnc-r

United STATE, Marshal Hall is nr,upy,
Ing III" county surveyor office ~ Tia,
court hous" during his attendance at rutn
tn" marsha says that hr La, received in
strnciions from washinrtuu Ia send all
Smuggled Chinese who have come acrus,
ia" Mexican hnrler that Ia" can lay hi,
hands upon, Ia san flTur.,co via IA,
Southern Pacific railroad, VII, whom the
government has made arun.rmrnts ~.
hilng I" transportation. The is done un.
der the Scot, law, and slrrady -rvrn Mon.
gulianS hav" b."n sent a. So Franriscn
tn" marshal il Of the opiu,uu hat full,
~" c"l"stiHlr hay" cruss''d H., hne into
Texas, Arizona and New MrN.., since h,.
took ia" office, ami that n company in III
Pa" Is AT ia" head II an arr, cement Ia
hrug 'hrm int" this country hy -m,,ggliu,,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
Prait~atiaiS Hoard,

From the New Mexican II in learned
That TIA" '"arI II r"n,cn,iary c"mruiS-
Hi"n"rr WERE in continuous session all dA )
"n Monday and until n lat. hour M nigh,
At TIA. morning session there wrr,' l,r"-"n
M's-r~. Hadl"y, Lopez, Laughliu, Bacn.
MrQuirt"n and Road GnN. HALEY wns
appointed acting Chairman and presided
until III" arrival Il lion, ". II. Bette, the
regular chairman
Under resolution hy Mr. Laughliu
balances in all funds arr t. Lee applied ~
the salary aud current "hI"'urr accounts
"f I'll" I"'ui'"m nary for September
The superintendent was then r-Iurs,r,l
I" prefer charges against h.ASs, Slpt
barber, VII" Appeared brfnr' the hnar,i
ani male II statement that h" had ne, r..
signed but was discharged without reason
On motion # G"V. Hadl-y action on the
confirmation II ia" ri"rintrndcut's aI.
I1in,"rs was withheld until the meeting
next month,
!, was then ordered that T. u. Gable h,.
allowed Z per cent II the GbO, pU brick
mad" from soil taken from his land
IL the awaINi # contracts Santa f. dbl
we'll Th" only contract II large amount
AWARDED outside IT the city wa to- Van
Patten, If east Las Vegas. for all the
drugs.
Mr.. w~irirs received IA" award for -.
~ pounds II h"aus At - ~ J~r cwt. 81
ga pounds "f salt al ~ c"nts I"r cwt AMI
2j."r l'"uuds Of r"tat'-'s AT ~ cents Irr
rwt
TIA" Nwarl Il ia" blankets war hotly
contested aud war div ,d,pi between Blaine
HrE',, II IAirs At q ~; Gurhrf. n,lan n
Co., u pailr at !! 2H; Grunsfrld a Co..
Alhupu"rlu", l. Iatrs At Ia; iiruustrld.
Lindh"im n Go, ~ pairs at $40 aud
Mauirll Brus. \ Co., Alhuqurrlue, Il
pairs NJ $3.50.
Htahh 90, "a g"i lu', including -,
2>j pounds ot blanca trur at - -! per
rwt. goo cpris # Wo,.i AT - g9i lI.iuo
pounds "f oats ~ - n I"r rwti 3,Ouu
lnuudr uf sugar ~ 81 ~ per cwt klrru-
schmidt got ia" contract for IN,iaI
pounds uf lr"i al cents uu" and eight
tenth mills Frau ~, 'hr contract for
lr'"ms Cartwright ter ~ gallons cider
vinegar a' 30 ''uts per gallon Gn-hrl
got ia" contract irr hariwar, Thr re,
IT the Itrm- Wrr rcatt"r,sl around IA
suuall luis
III" h"ari adjourned To- nee, again
Nov. Il,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07

j. II Frishy, nf ii'Nruok cam. in last
evening with Conductor rr,st. the train.
Ia part being made up e ears headed with
almt 4on sheep fr"m the great s,urk
shipping point in Arizona Mr Frshy
had an rSr"rirnc" h- il not likely I" Tor.
get, and may add more To- hiH knowledge.
h"f"re ~ aching Kansas city At Hul.
hr"k four days was lns, ~ waiting for
ears, aud the hlrrkalr kept him At ,;al-
lap and wngatr. unloading in n corral
al the latter place, wh"rr several sheer
w"r" stolen Water was plenty but No
feed Of consequence" in sight, Had il
l""n at Hran's, Tin" grazing could have
been hal The sheep were srrr forward
early tins morning Mr.. frishy says
tlnr' will d. little shcaring dom" on ar-
count "f low market and that lunches #
sheep await shipmrn, to the eastern mar.
k"ts. NJ also cattle S"rnr of ia" cattle be-
ng loaded cas-, "f wingat" station. with
prices advanced, ia" future uf Arizona
aud New Mrli II Iuust encouraging, the
rains II the past four months being pro.
durtivc of great gOwd H. the ranges
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
ALBUQUERQUE, OCT. I, 1888.


Lu'h gardener Iu-'. hy ,h" r'..I"r
wrhth,r & Vice past f.N days, MELONS anI
sweet I,uDa,,..- I. .l'rH,l quantities
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~" grocery -'"'' '' = n'- '."'"! vi"
attached ll ''i"--, N.a'k"". 4 Co., !'-.
t"riAI !" -a'-'I % 'hu" % .l,dNo.N - \
deputy sh"r0 lT ru 'hRrE" It ih" store,
judge VIM T. lr, now ~,.upi,- the
honorable position 4 chief Justlr,. Il NrN
MrIiro. Chief Jurtinr ~ Bri"u having r..
Tgu"d, aud judy" Sml,h not having ~
w I""''"'''.
Their" In u" truth III VA" r"lNr' that th"
receiver II the AlhuIu"rIu" National
has attached ia" New M"hlr" SaNIngr
bank. TIL" former lr IN i"h' 90 the latter
"h 'h' sum 81 s'''''
The Ma-ou, grand l-!gc clo+,.d lh'.
I"r'"ri"I "'"'h"i" all Va" NJ" y elected
officers h"iue INSTALLED ~ 'h"ir respective
positions. IN IA" evening Temple LsiIc
CAV" - banquet T." III" Visiting hrthr"u.
The lr,irir. & Mrs. Marble ~ the CON.
rf,rniionaI rhur,h h,r, ,y,uiu, wn- liz.
tened TO- a,'"u,iyrly hy ~ mr.,r nudirur,.
The lnly, who l.,.s e. Purhlo. nu the hrs,
train going north. mnh,. "A h.si nr u,.,,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
nia rnnn Anirn

Thns. Morris recently purchased n lo,
for $500 On the plaza.
Mndcsto ortiz. an attorney prActicing
In the Justice courts. IL mentioned for
mayor.
Postmaster benny II we'll spoken Il
aud il gud Tor II term under the Clev-.
land administration. lie was appointed
10y Cleveland ah"u, seven years ago.
John Miller, late "t Casa Salazar, has
| rented the Andrrlla Garcia building
whrir hr will make wines.
Meeting on SATURDAY evening To- talk
/ Incorporation uf uld town. A vote will
lie taken.
Postmaster benny will build u one
story brick un the west side of the plaza
for his business. which will he moved
from the present stand
Superintendent IL Street Railrunl
Walker will h" lonely for time, his VII,
going east.
County Jail IL full
MI. hnny has cartcd the old adobe,
on the building site, t. big hole in the
vicinity Of the pns,nihcr. anil i, wipes Out
bal spot.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07

l., \, Hughes, eN-cullrctor IL internal
revenue. /" IN the city from Santa Fr.
Mrs, h. Ilaslcn and daughter hay.
g'n" I" California, whHr" they will IN
| fntun reside.
u, :, N"n"s mad" II flying trip Ia Las
Vegas, and g,~s "ut, on the 18th. over
'h" Ailanti" n Pacific.
Tn" foundry is working half time. hut
business II hacking up and the force will
be- increased in due season
Wiley Weaver AMI joe saint have
struck il lucky in the present goa show
ing in the hillsborn district.
Mrs, j, =, Palmer saw her Aurora, H.,
frisndS of nn the train this week. They
were destined for Los Angeles,
j A. Bairl, Of W n, II. LEVEL, a =
office. passed through from Las Cruces
last night Ia Puchl", Colorado
The work on III" Burrlas hri,lgr may
b" delayed until Nov :. the amount Ia
d" being greater than anticipated.
Gran, Davidson, former clerk in
Ph"lan's drug Stor, Is yer, low with
consumption at his HON" in Kansas City.
wandrlI's Jersey row PASSED south To.
day. overland, in charge II n Mexican.
u cam" flNm Santa r" aud goes To- Las
Cruces.
Mrs, q, W Strong was among the pas.
s"ng"rs hound west last night. The luly
rr-s I" L.. Angeles for n several weeks
stay,
NJ, blackwell, II the parent house
'' '"n'sS, Blackwell a Co., Las Vegas.
'"'"' down frpI the north at nine o'clock
last u.gh
detachment II soldiers fiun For,
h"yar' VIII arrive this evening ON the
southern ''a'n' bringing four prisoners, !
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07

T.. T. w-bber, through his attorney
W, d, Sloan, yesterday filed, in the dis
trir' court. voluminous complaint pray
ing that the Santa f. city board Of publk
education lie rnjon~i from paying any
salary out II the public school funds Il
three Sisters of Lnre,,o who are engaged
In teaching children In one II the fourti
ward schools under the direction Of ,h,
public school board. The princiy,a
I"in, Set up in the complaint ia that ,b.
hoari has no authority In law Ia appoint
4 committee ~ its members to examiu,
teachers and award them certificates, such
duty devolving upona county board u
Il" designated by the judge II the dis,rie
court. Other things are also set up ID
the complaint, among them being ,hs
allegation that the employment II th.
Sisters il violation Of the law in tina,
ia diversion II the public school fund.-
Ia S"c,arian educational purIoses.
Judge Seeds has fixed the hearing I'd
Saturday next ut 10 II. M, and Hon T. y
Catron and City Attorney G. A. Spies
has been retained tn appear for ,b4
school board.-New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07

gathered ffum Forts Grant. Iiayar,i and
llunchuca They nr destined for For,
l"aN"nwurih. Kansas A rulni'Sl soldier.
"u lchV" hon Fort liayurl, rui u prnni.
nrni hgurr "n ~" STREETS to-day
The south wing " the hotel C"lumlus
l. h"iug i,'rnlr-l. h"lng damaged 10y
water during The rrcrnt heavy rains The
ground h"ur "rur~i 10y Ih-tl. Singer
company, Schr.-sl-r Rrpr aud WELLER A
Anderson, damaged 10y tr" aud water, II
ln'iug placed ~ "rler Al these PARTIES
vii r.tuiu tu thou r"sI"ri 80 quarters.
/ Ela- Long, author ~ the lAt"st publ.
,,ti 90 alout AllnlurrIu" aud IT. ,r.
r"lhurr ~ q lcati"n for u,Alidr, will
lrnN" tr Buffalo, y Y. t".wgh, ilis
family viii r"mulu ne santa r, until MIR.
l"us r'uru-
Th" Young men who have upheld the
ru,L nam" " the "liruwnH" during the
bass ball -,nsuu viii give dance short
ll. ia" proceeds IT, u" applied toward ~.
hhllsh,nr gymnasium, nul certainly a
go-I object
IT." New Mexican says lluu Walter
q. llAdly has lrH,"l ~ Albuquerque
with his family His push AMI energy
would he appreciated anywhere, hu, cr-
p"cially ~ that hustling, wide.awake
Irriy.
A.. u Il 4 ,,,
h."f have h"cn scarrc IN the iucal
markets the pact few days. The early
ruiu- have been hrnrhciAl to native beef
,h" ranges Offering better feeding.
j NJ Fish. agrn, ~ the Atlantic n Pa.
citr AT Navajo" Springr, IL in the city ant
o will leave NJ one, for Chicago. "" has
thirty days leave aud will hc succer,ir,
~ + y Cotton. relief agent.
Eith"ld Srltz Jeff this morning a.
Emhud". IN Rio Arriha county. where h
and biz brother have established Htnr'
nuI h.- wife went To- ~ Paso ,o spend
, few weeks Visiting relatives.
ASuuth second street alrun IMAM au,
- former councilman had All interesting
D.. huu, yesterday, TIA" councilman getting
. 'i- h"rt If ia" ns,ic encounter, Il such
or, i t." called
3 The ST Johns Herald says wv
learn tina, Jack Porter has lncatrl ia Al
nulucrIur. Tint city will not lose any
. thing 10y his having h"coug ou" II !,
% residents"
~ Pay ch"rks for August w"r'' ISSUED thi
week, payable tu the office fore" Il ia
q Atlantic y Pacific. On the lIth. ncarrs
u saturday Ia the 10Th, other employees wi
Il hr paid.
Miss Lena Hughes. and her sister, Lou
y daughters "fthr publisher of THk CirizES
lrf, this morning for III. Worlds fail
wh"r" they will remain couple ,
weeks
The funeral uf Mrs Clar. Tom.i too
. place this morning ~ the residence ,
her mother. Mrr X. Muzio. in old tow q
4 and was largely attended.
=. Ernrs, kricgrl-,einer. a big policema
II undrr St.tSnn's regime and later Chavez
!. Is in charge If the Queen City saloon Iii,
r pcnsing liquids.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
Peor Csase,a,,ss.

Mr.. WIN. b. Chiliers, 81 Albuquerque,
has been appointed attorney for the n
ceiver II the broken banks at that plaes
MIR. Chlders was candidate for Units
States attorney. Int tina. place was give
t" Mr.. Hemingway Now Mr.. Eckls
awards Mr.. Childerr the consola,icl
purse. Mr.. Childer may accep, the 10
si'ion because there Is some money In a
hut IN the part II the administration
l""kn lik" AN effort To "ca,ch whale q
a pin hook, LAS Cruces Republican.