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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13

At the session OF the United States
District Court. George Mason was
charged with violating the act OF Feb.
=. 1875. by retailing liquor without
having paid special tax. AT the re-
quest OF the district attorney all tho
witnesses on both sides were ordered
out OF the court Tie following Jury
was EN- panellei:
James b. Anderson, Frederick Han
by. William q. Postlea, Thomas w.
Wilson. Luther 8. Shaw, Edmund
Mitchell. Jr., Benjamin ). King. Dan
lei T. Barnard. Jr, James W. Cutts.
w. b. Knox. Daniel W. Corbitt,
Nathaniel II. Benson.
lhomas Burton, col. who lives at
Georgetown, bought wliskey from the
defendant at Friendship Church on
the nth OF September Inst and paid 70
cents. On that occasion lie treated
Jesse Wood and Alfred Burton. both
OF whom were returned non est by
the marshal. He heard it on the
grounds that Mason was selling whls-
key and that was what Induced him 10
go to where he was selling. Iu cross
examination by G. L. Moore no stated
it was after II O'Clock ID the day when
he bought the whiskey.
He he'd not testified before com mis-
sluner Smith thut he bought II at Old
Field Camp ground. He never said
that there wac no rock arriving and
he had to. do sonnet hing to make
money. The Guvori|m5nt rosted.
George Mason dcposet that on Sep.
TENDER II. 1898 he was Nc the Old Field
Camp meeting ground. lie never was
at Friendship Camp ground. Old Field
ID about nine miles fioh Gs orgetown.
Commissioner S. Richmond Smith
testified chat he could not from mem
Dry recall that Burton swore ha
bought the liquor at Did Field. On
referring to the complaint and thu
esideuca taken at the preliminary he
found that Burton swore that 1t was
at Old Field and not at Friendship
Church camp.
Rowland l'eitfjohn, cplofed. testified
that Thomas Burton lii answer to
question from him thpt as the rock
was not running he had TO do some.
thing to make some money. Cross.
! examination failed to shake his owl
dence. After examining two other
witnesses the Case was submitted to
the jury.
lie Jury after few minutes deli.
Iteration rendered u verdict OF not
guilty,
Daniel a. Ennis. cole rod, was then
arraigned charged with having sold.
IN violation OF the law OF February s,
1873, without haYlng paid special
tax.
William j. Thompson was the only
witness for the government.
The case WAS argued and after fow
| minutes icliberation the jury gave
verdict OF not guilty.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13
Possible.

March winds and April showers
sweep and scour the earth anu clear
the air Of winter Impurities, making
1t sweet and wholesome.
The same things take place In the
body, the pores open and the blood
that creeps in winter now rushos
through the arteries in a fulier,s strong
er stream.
Now 10 the great season for purlIlca.
tlon, of new life, now hope new nun
bition. IL ia the best timo to get well.
Spring is hopeful, ana tho invalid gets
we'll quicker when hopeful than when
respondent.
Thousands of people throughout the
country are this month taking Paine's
o elery compound-th great spring
medicine that makes people well.
What Match does not kill nav be
done for by April" says an old udage
The nine weeks from Feb | to May
develop the hidden germs OF diseast
inside the body and without. Fol
health's sake back yards Gel lars, ant
tho dark closets and corners must bt
cleaned out, and for health's SAKE
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13

All tho parts Of the body are adjust
ed with the greatest nicely. and dc.
rangement OF ono affects the whole.
We cannot stop this complicated
mechanism for repairs because we do
not know tho secret that would set 1t
going again. The repairs must be
made when it is in motion.
1t 10 in sleep that the machine goes
slowly, the heart beats less rapidly,
the blood circulates less quickly, the
nerves rest, tho mucsles relax, an d
eneh gains vlgor in the only way It
can-by sleep and rest. Paine's celery
compound quiets and regulates tho
nerves by supplying the material for
their repair, and the tired, exhausted
man or woman, on the verge OF break
ing down. gets sleep and the means
of recovery to health and strength.
All over the country Paine'5 celery
compound Is convincing operworaed
business men, anxious housekeepers.
women behind counters and In oifices
school teachers, and all who use their
brain excessively. that the unqualified
praise from physicians and others,
who are careful of what they say. Is
none too strong for this great remedy
that IL making SO many well and
strong.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13

"a L..
The Marsh Banks along the Della.
ware. FROM Wilmington 60 bombay
Hook, were nearly all wished away By
the big storm OF Tuesday ahd We'd
nesday. 1t is reported that not bank
is left standing below the Hamburg
farm owned by Mr.. Mark III. Cleaver,
and that he has several acres complete
ly under water. His farmer had plow-
cd up fifty.acre Held and had planted
some nine bushels of potatoes when
the storm came up. the banks that
protect the lowlands. gave way and
covered the potatoes with some two
feet or moro with water.
All the .lowlnnde between New Chs
tie and Bombay Hook are under water
and the prospects for any crops this
season along the Delaware marshes
are elm indeed.
The banks on the farm OF Miss EN-
ma Clarke near Delaware City, upo IL
which abe had men employed all of
last winter, and had Just finished at a
considerable expense has been nearly
all washed down, aud all her winters
work has gone for nothing.
About the only bankB which were
strong enough to withstand the raw.
ages of the terrific wind and rain
storm are those upon the farm of Mr.
William Reybold, which had been built
by double stone wall. The loss to
our down state farmers along the
Delaware river. will run up into thou-
sands, and crops will he rather short
owing to the breaking down OF the
banks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13
We will offer for sale

We will offer for sale
700 Mems Chevior Outside
Shirts. sizes IA to 10, good as
sortment OF styles, regular So
cent goods. for Is cents each, a
notable bargain. We call spe-
cial attention to our stock Of
Ladies', ChiIdren's and Gentle
mems Stockings. which is very
complete. and at the lowest
prices ever made for good
goods. You can buy OF US La
dies Fine Full Regular Fast
Black 40 gauge Stockings at IS
cents a pair; regular ascent
goods. Great values in
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13
HandkerChiafs, Gloves
and Underwear.

Our store is the place to buy
those goods; also Corsets. We
have splendid values in Corsets
at SOC, 75c, 81 and higher
priced goods. Ladies intend
ing to purchase Corsets should
look at our stock. A few OF
those wonderful H. & S. Cor
sets left at 40 cents a pair. We
have beautiful Swivel Silks, SO
inches wide-please note the
width-at So cents yard. All
over our store at every counter
you will find attractive bargains.
Fair and intelligent comparisons
turn the tides of trade to our
counters-the savings into the
purses Of our customers. You
can always find popular and re-
liable goods at the lowest cash
prices on our counters.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13
SOCIETY NOTES.
ALWAYS OUT.
''Be sure your sins will find You GU IT,
Theq debt must Be- a 81 iIs~ss
For wien collectors come about
They rarely find iIa In.

ALWAYS OUT.
''Be SURG your sins will find you on IT,
Iheq debt must be a 81 ffs-e-4+
For wEhn collectors com about
They rarely find US In.
THE TROUBLE WITH MOST REPORTERS.
Wife oh, horrors! that stupid re.
porter has made & perfect failure OF
the writeup of our party.
Husband-Full Of mistakes, Ia it2
/
Wlfe-Heavens no! he has written It
up exactly as 1t was.
Miss Anna Ford, near Baldwin Sta
tion, was the guest of Mr.. Geo. Carter.
he reporter, few nights ago and
was entertained with o visit to the
f0pera House to soc the excellent per-
ormance OF the Carlisle Indian School
ftudents. Mlss Ford has numerous
rlends in our city and visited mum
DO T Of them while here.
Miss Beulah Nj. Weidin and Warren
p. Mlssimsr, both of Brandywlne
Hundred, were married on Wednes-
day evening, by Rev. William L. Tom
kinson Miss Julia A. Tomkinson
was maid of honor ana William A.
Lodge aroomsman. large number
" friends were present at the reeep-
tlon, which followed the ceremony.
Mr.. Charles t. Smith, form efly of
this city. but now Of Philadelphia.
visited our city yes erday. Churlie
says no wouldn't reside In Wilmington
again ii you would make him pres
ent of Delaware.
Harry Grant. travelling salesman for
| tile Nuleanized Fibre Company. ls
spanding few days with relatives in
| our city. Harry is as sleek and fat as
HrngtIant ftpNaInuI
Mr.. Washington Dorsey who has
| been suffering with bad cold, was out
/ again yesterday.
| Theodore Townsend, editor of the
Milford Chronicle, was in our city on
| Thursday.
Passenger Conductor I. b Low {
the Delaware Railroad. left to-day lvr
a visit to Massachusetts
/ Mrs. j. s. Harper visited relatives in
J Chester yesterday.
/ Ars. Chandler Il. Way, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. +. Ii. Way. at
West Grove, has returned to her home
hero.
Tho United Circle OF the Kings
Daughte rs gave Its first reception last
evening In HaLovor Presbyterian
| I hureh.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13

EtEToS, Ma April ia lively
meeting u seGaauty Commissioners
AAa held here. The immediate resig
nation Of thu Irdaters oi the Poor aud
insane Asyalm was requested. on tho
grounds tia ihny had exceeded tAelr
authority ana Violated the law by
drawing wRrFauts faI a larger amount
OF money tGan "ts appropriated foe
that purpose.
1hny a'so appointed AInnley Dren-
non County Treasurer Foi oHs your NJ
= aalnty of 300. o succeed beHjunlin
Nj Crawford.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13

The Bazaar hat was given In Chris
tiana Hall Thursday and Friday even
inEs, April 18th and 9th. by tho Willing
Workers. Ga Missionary society OF q
pLrls,) was quite a success. Ali the
al - took q great Interest in the WORK
an the sum of S27U0 was cleared
no prizes that were offered for best
sewing were awarded to the First
class viz First prize Claudia Bolton,
second, Susie Appleby; third, Louise
Webber; Second class viz First,
bertha Groves, second. Jenny CleaYes,
third Hattie Powell.
All the sowing was good and the
girls deserve a great deal OF credit
for the interest they have taken and
the work they have done. May the
money help brighton some poor home
and gladden. some hearts. Many
thanks for all the help that was giyeI
to us from our many friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13
FIFTH EDITION. !,
Dots.

A new Legion OF the Red Cross wilfi
be instituted 10 Masonic Temple this :
evening.
The only cities which lid not go Re.
publican this year are those In which
no elections were held. !
Brandywine Granite Company has
issued an order for an advance OF 10
per cent. In the wages Of Its block.
makers. They were reduced 10 per
cent. last winter, with the promise OF
a restoration when business improved.
Building Inspector uohI yesterday
condemned the Sc ,onl ii. z. Church.
at Fifth avenue d Brown streets,
and ordered 1t To be torn down hi
thirty days. The foundation walls
arc cracked.
Mr.. VIM, II WlckershAm, for years
connected with the Kent Hardware
Company. will In a few weeks start In
business on his own ACCOUNT. He will
keep full line OF carriage hardware
and supplies.
One Of the turnpike com panies have
passed their dividend, owing to the
hard times.
Ferris Glles. Charles Nttinger and
Edward Rudolph procesded out the
Philadelphia turnpike this morning to
mest the advance guard Of Coxey'G
tramp army. who are OH their way to
Washington ID. q.
The regular monthly conference of
the Associated Gharltiea' visitors will
be held In the New-Centlry Club par
lore this afternoon at 3 O'clock. A full
attendance is desired Nj who are In
terested are Invited.
John II. Paynter who 10 employed at
the r., W. & b. car shop had his left
hand badly out by Ratchet dropping
on 1t few days ago. DR.. Draper is
the attending physician
Rev. Samuel M. Gould, a retired
Presbyterian clergyman, died at Nor.
ristown yesterday aged Sc years. Al
one time he was pastor BIZ the Presby.
terrain Church at Port Penn, this
county.
The Rev. DIR. Gill, oil Philadelphia,
will talk or the Bibio this evening al
7.s5 In Delaware Av enue Baptist
Church. All are cordially invited to
lie present.
The Wilmington Dramatic Club
played policy last evening in the
Opera House. Tho lucky numbers that
won were 7-20'2S. and the audience
drew the prize. 1t was creditably rem
dered by the club aid was quite o
treat. The following was the caste:
Frederick Salmon. Lieut.. Jas. A. Frier
Paul Iurbot christopher l.. w ard
Herbert Grasling. George Il. lioffecker
DR.. Pollock Henry l.. Fulenwider
signor Pescatore.. Joseph a. richardson
Postman. .................. ..John Is. Bird
Mrs. Salmon. .,.....,...... Miss May Candy
Maud ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .... Miss Wales
Rosa. ...............7....... Miss Walton
| Nina. Miss Bessie Wales
Estimates are being made by our
builders for tho erection OF new
three story brick warehouse for the
Delaware Hardware Company TO be
| erected at the corner oh Second and
Shtpley streets. The Old frame build
ings will be raised The plans were
made by MIR. Lewis X. Springer and
arc now at his office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13
Something You Nlay Need

To day is good pair of Shoes. some.
thing that will combine looks with
wear and not cost much money. That q
Just the kind of shoes we keep-well
made. good shape and the smallest
prices. Another great novelty about
our shoos is tho fact that they are not
reduced In price. they don't have to
ue because our regular prices are low
e. than tho reduced price OF any foot
wear In the city. II you need al oes
this evening, not the cheap. trashy
kind, but good. honest footwear. take
look at our stock. Forman's, No. Il
East Fourth street, between Market
and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13

A number OF the members of tho
West Presbyterian Church called last
evening to congratulate Rev. A. y.
keigwin and his good lady OH their
settlement Ill their new home, No.
1918 Park Place. They were Shown
through tbs various rooms from the
cellar to the attic. and all expressed
themselves delighted With the arrange
Hent for comfort and convenience.
The house is nicely situated, com
Inanding a view cf the public square,
as we'll as tic lawn of the Grant man.
sion, and combines every improve
ment to make 1t attractive. Indeed
there are very few, II any pleGsanter
locations in our city, and the parson
and his good wife have every reason
20 b9 proud OF their new home. The
wounded member OF the family is
rapidly recovering, and tie Reverend
gentlemen promises that lie will De
moro careful hereafter In welding his
Mtle Ratchet Tho iricnds took their
6epnrture, after being asked to call
again, delighted wlit their visit,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13

The II. r. +. s. Club will give their
fourth soclable of the series In theII
room In Gawthrop building. Fourth
and Shipley streets. this evening, foi
mentors and their lady friends only.
These select sociables given by this
club. for mem bers and lady friends,
in the past have been very successful
and II Is earnestly desired that all will
he promptly on hand this evening,
Jlaa4tlaS VIII ,a-sAI+r ri -aLIht o'clock
sharp,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13

Tho farm OF Geo W. Phillips, OF
Bellevue, BrandyWlne HID, Is said to
contain one OF the most valuable
auarrles IN the state Of Delaware. ID
has been found to extend the whole
width and depth OF thA place, SO acres
Being situated right on the Deia ware
front, vessel can coma right into
the quarry and load right aboard
out OF the quarry. AIAo situated right
OIL the p. W. u b. II. ~, suoh ali open.
ing for good, stone man cannot be
found in the state. III is understood
that this farm Is now in the market
for eale on account or Ill health OF
owner,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13

News has leacted this city OF the
doath Of Judge npmna { ShHrpe, Of
Illinois He was enc Of tho first set.
ttAfs Ia TINT SiRte H. wls son 81
i = S, sharpe. who was pastor Of
AshuIy II L. Church Of THE city in
1924. The fnmiiy lived then within
one door Of the Southeast corner OF
Fourth and Walnut 4tiFets. lie waz
tried at orr ina fot shooting smith.
the great Mormon alyoeate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13

WilIIam bright ESQ, ATTAINED his
eightteth year IA few days ago. He is
slowly reGuDerating from his long III.
ness and Is now abe TIC r!do out In
good weather lie Is among our older
| citizens and we shall DO glad to see
HIM on tile street again.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13

Peopie were much surprised to-day
on ote OF our principal streets to SOC
three large gilt balls the sign OF q
pawnbrohar exhibited At one time
1t was considered that it VIA against
the law IN tllls State for a pawnbrokol
to do business.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13

To clear out balance stock. Elegant
hli-wool suits to 90 for $5.75. 1913,
SIS 80, black coal and vests 50. 80, 80 so,
81, SO, S.. SO; odd coats s. 80; odd vests
il,25. Mems pants To GO fol Sits,
So so, $500, worth double the money,
also several garments which have been
made to measure and not called for
Will sell at sacrifice. Liverpool u
London Clothing Co /. 800 Market
street ". IiaoK yer, -as1xE,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13

Free Library Tor Women ard Grin
viii be open at the EIutieI aoaae
Ne. 81 I .hlrch str ct eYaLs SATURDAY
AFTERNOON from t5l to $50, All are
CORDIALLY invited to al'atai and Will
M number OF bright interesting
books
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13

Patriotic addresses W II be delivered
In Jones' A. Nj. L. Flor Mission, West
Wilmington. corner 18th anu Scott
streets. Sunday oyenil z by Rev. Ghas.
A. Foster. Medical Director Depart.
ment of Delaware, G. a. Il. and posst.
bly, 10y Dept. Gommahdor Joseph Il.
Nantlne. Rev. A. j. Spencer, Rev.
Amos Hinson. Veterans. Sons of Ma.
lions. and wives. mothers and daugh'
tiers of old soldiers ard friends ara In
vlted. kev. Frisby Gibson, pastor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13
TIMES ARE HARD.,,,,,,

So to sell goods now you must sell them ut very
low prices. Facts are that we We're always noted
for selling good made Clothing lower than any
Clothing House in Wilmington, but this season
beat any for low prices. We can sell you beau.
tiful Suit guaranteed all wool Or no sale made in
the latest style for $3.50 Ii this suit can be du.
plicatod in any other house under ~ bring it back
and get your money returned. We also have a
beautiful line OF Cheyiots, Thibets Cays, Worsted
and in fact all grades and styles in suiting at prices
that no Clothing House in Wilmington can touch
We Just received large lot Of knee pants They
are all wool and we will sell them at % cents as
long as they last.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13

Tho monitors OF st, Mays Total All.
stinance beneficial society will receive
lloiy Communion in a body next sun
day morning at O'clock mass In 81.
hary's Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13
TO,Y0ui Order We offer this
season t h {
Sujis AZ son. best list Of
a mn n r

season t h {
Suiis Al son. best list Of
p 0 p Ii a +
priced suits, tailored to
your order. that we have
ever had. At $50 you
have the choice Of more
styles and get better value
than we have ever seen.
You will like our depart
mcnt and its methods. lust
as careful attention is gwen
to the $40 as 70 the $50
Suit. A large force makes
it possible for US to get
your orders out quickly
and at the same time to
give careful attention to the
get up.
We would be glad to
have you look at the spring
lines, now ready in all de-
notwithstanding, Fur
nishing, Hats and Shoes
for men and boys.
JAS. I. MuLL1N & Son
Clothing, 9th & Market,
Hats, Wilmington,
Shoes. Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13
> = . ~
ROWS CHINA DEPOT.

UR STOCK now Of merchan,
disc, goods we have al ways
been accustomed to keep.
~ ing), is such that every in
tending purchaser should at
least see. The prices are positively
lower than elsewhere. We are deter
mined to make them SO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13
Will. There:
L clothing buyers to.
IN m orrows Will
a'---sS there? Yes, by the

H. there? Yes, by the
hundreds. We cannot at.
ford to loae the chance OF
placing before them our
matehless stock of needed
Spring Clothes. One Of the
greatest hits is the $40
M c r 8 Suit. Unfinished
Worsteds, Homespun, Clays,
.Corkscrews, Serges, Cassi.
.meres, flannels, much more
value. " ish you could com.
pare the cloth. Wish you
could compare the price.
Wish you could see how
good they are. Wish
you could see how nice
they're trimmed. Wish you
could see how NICE ttley III
This is only one grade were
speaking of--others at IS,
rs, 81, S., 50, S11,$l2,$l4,
SIS. s16, SIS, $50, so, A
store full Of clothing How
cur big and little boys cloth.
ing sells. OF course you
never so much for the mon
ey. No use paying Others
so intellectually not---tll.
you see ours.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13

TAYL0fi-H0PE-At tho residence OF
the brides parents, on April f. iy Rev.
n l.nHth Thomas Haven Taylor, and
Der h x, oRr, both OF this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13

sIAlM0Ss-tNsiN-In Smyrna, April
lQtn by Key. Z. II. iiynscn. Beliiha r.
simmons. sr., and Mary A. Rasin. both
of SeW Cttseie County.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13

4sf Atail h2u4 Of Store wagon.
Any ON, iiA5tns II Will b rewarded
on astu4 il Al ts5I Make street. J. VI,
y Ter Als-9t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13

NArA&lED : cus6fed women for
w tnra, ,gorat 10 20 10 tnd>oi, Yer,
n5onts FOOD homes ana Epod NaGes Tx
psrAncei zoo rapuhc rdts and
wa ces.as want pla u-s-hps,iyE at VII.
M hFt9h iHtetl reHet tl'hee, 81 shin ey
ss#e4f HlI2tt
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-08-16
CONTEMPT CASES.
Order OH the County Commissioners
to Appear Before the SUI
preme Court.

1t looks as if the supreme court, in
dealing with the contempt cases, WAS
after big game.
In the matter of H. s. Clancy, clerk,
charged with contempt, in that he de-
layed action when directed by Associate
Justice Collier on November ID, 1885, to
issue writ of prohibition out of the
supreme court directed to and requiring
the Santa Fe county board of commits
sioners to refrain from taking steps to
GUST Sheriff Cunningham from office and
appoint Harry Kinsel as sheriff, the
court this morning called on Hon. Frank
Springer to make a statement as to his
connection with the case. Mr.. Springer
said he had no knowledge as to what
manner his name had been referred to in
the papers, having only heard the subject
alluded to incidentally, but said he would
examine the papers on file and would be
prepared tomorrow morning to present
his statement to the court.
The chief Justice said this would be
satisfactory, and then turned to the clerk
and directed that an order be made call
ing upon the members of the Santa Fe
county board of commissioners to appear
on Monday next and show cause why they
should not be punished for contempt.
This order was served on Commissioners
Dudrow to-day and officers will to-mor'
row go to Cerrillos and Chimayo to serve
it on Commissioners A. l.. Kendall and
Victor Ortega.