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TACOMA. Dec. 2o.-A special dispatch to
tho Ledger from South Bend. WASH,
says: The report comes from North Cove,
WASH, that . board bearing the name
"lvanhoe," the name OF tho i'll.
starred vessel which left Seattle OH
Sept. % for San Francisco with
coal, has been found on tho ocean
beach near that place. Tho wife OF the
keeper of tho Willapa bay light house
found 1, partly buried in the sand.
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STRAND. DEVICES.


NeFHes0s Eseo - ~ - V VvSs~
hauled By sprisgss.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 0.-A eeafsssnee
was held at the treasury department b.
tween Secretary Carl; 10 and Chairman
Springer Of the house COMMITTEES On hank.
ing and currency relative to amending the
Carlisle currency bill before the houss.
Tho subject was gone over fully and a.
Q result Of the talk Springer will peopsss
Q number Of amendments designed 70 ~
move some Of the objections advaassd
against the bill. One objsction is that
under section 2 some banks may b per.
nittcd to take o circulation Of 90 per cent.
OF their capital stock, while the bill
limits the circulation to Is per cent Of the
capital stock. This would b remsdisd
by requiring the excess 10 b rsturned By
deposit Of greenbacks.
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SECRET SOCIETIES INrsRDIcrEp

The Odd Fsllows and Kalghts %
Pythias Are On the Lit.
New YORK, Dec. 0.-Archbishop Corri-
gan denied himself to the reporters to-day
who sought TO obtain his views regarding
the ecclesiastical interdiction Of secret %.
cistiss promulgated by bishop Mcdonnell
Of Brooklyn to . conference Of priests Of
his diocese this week.
Vicar General Farley admitted tho truth
OF the statement that such an order had
been promulgated.
1.-THE Odd Fellows. the Sons Of Temper.
anco and tho KniGhts Of Pythias have
boon interdictsd," he sold. The decree
Of condemnation will at once be pro.
mulsated throughout the church both
from tho pulpi,s and by the press. AZ to
tho reasons for this action II 10 sufficient
to say they were condemned because the
archbishops evidently held that they wsro
antagonistic to the church.
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IN PlOUs IoRONro.

There's TAX Of Having the 1yas.
Dempsey Fight There.
TORONTO, Dec. 20.-Au effort 70 bsine
made to have the Dsmpssy.Ryan Aaht,
which was to have taken place In New
Orleans last Saturday, pulled OF In this
city. Tho scheme 10 to arrange meeting
somewhere unknown to tho police and
after the fight tho principals and confed-
crates will clip back to the United States.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-21
STRAUSS ON The STAND.
Lawyer Go6 Gave II IN y Hard Tussis
Yesterday.

y
Yesterday.
New YORK. Dec. 3O.-Dr. Parkhurst was
present st the Lsxow committee invssti.
CATION to-day. Walter Harrison, .
builder. who in 1891 and 1892 built tho
Morris building, testified he was obliged to
pay $50 to Wardmau Burns, acting for
Captain Mclaughlin. for the privilege of
occupying the street.
Captain Strauss was called to tho stand.
"Do you know" said Go6, severely, ''that
Q mountain Of evidence has been intro
did collect from the fast houses?'
"No I did not; be mover did any collect.
ing for me-"
SHOW captain, what did you mean when
you said 80 long % Williams and Burns
did mot 20 back on you, you did not fear
an examination?"
II never said that"
"Or anything like it3"
s'Never."
"Now do you not know that you arc
lying? Do you not know that man Of
your intelligence would not be appointed
BY John McCiave unless he got paid for
1T"
~ never paid for mine"
"And you're o monument to the fact
that McClavo did appoint one man o cop
tain without paying for it?"
~ guess am."
The witness then went on to state that
hs borrowed $4,000 from his cousin Wall.
enstein just few days before his appoint.
ment: that within six months ho paid tho
money back with the exception Of $50.
"Don't you know that you borrowed this
5000 to havo In case they raised the ante
% they did in Creedon's casef"
''No, I DON'T"
Senator Lexow now informed the wit.
ness that IL he did confess anything tho
committee would protect him and IL ho
did not he was subject to the full penalty
for perjury.
Captain Strauss was afterwards excused
for tho day.
Jacob Wallenstein. the captains cousin,
was then called. He did not know how
Strauss Was going to uso tho money he
loaned him. Otherwise the witness cor
roborated In every detail the story told by
the captain In reference to tho money, al.
though he had been sent from tho room
while the captain was giving his tes,i.
mony.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-21

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 20.-The case Of Kid
Lavigne and others, held for the killing Of
Andy Bowen, was called to-day before
Judge Aucoin, but owing to the absence of
material witnesses tho case went over un.
iii January.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-21
BALLARD l, A BAD ONE.

He is Accused OF HAVING Worked His
Popuitst Friends to Finish.
KANSAS Cry, Dec. ga special to the
Star from Macon, No.. says: A warran,
was sworn out hero to-day by Oswald
Hicks, tho treasurer Of the populist county
committee, against Judge d. p. Ballard,
late Of Los Angeles. whom ho accuses OF
obtaining money from him under false
pretenses. During the congressional
campaign Ballard lectured for tho pop,,.
lists, and during tho time he Obtained
Hicks endorsement on draft on Wash.
ineton bank. Hicks found that Ballard
had no money in tho bank and thereupor,
swore out o warrant for Ballard's arrest.
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Oath of Farm r Nelson.

Special Dispatch to the S.aailrd.
WAEM SPRINGS, Dec. ao.-J. W. Nelson
died at his residence on Lost creek at 6
o'clock this evening. He was a well known
aud highly respected rancher.
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MONUMENT, Col. Dec. ga sandstorm
aud terrific gale visited here to-day. Not
building in the town escaped without
some damage. There Was no loss of lite.
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Congress. Want. To Know,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 0.-Representative
McCreary. from the committee on fore gn
affairs. to-day reported favorably the res
olution Of Representative Blair calling
for the Japau-Chiua correspondence.
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Los. Half y Million.

NASHVILLE. Doc. 2o.-Firc to-day de.
s,roved the stores OF W. Il. Bryan 4 Co.,
:. Wall Co.. \. Martin q Co. and Scales,
Stockwell & Waller. Loss, $4,000.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-21
POOR FELLOWS.

For aI Least . Year tho MesdoVcrofts
Can't steal u Cent.
CHICAGO, Dec. O.-Judge Brentano
overruled the motion for new trial for
Meadowcroft Brothers, bankers, con.
victed of receiving deposits after the bank
was insolveut. They were each sen.
fenced to one year in the penitentiary and
a tine of Sa5. They were at once taken to
tal
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ST. JOHNS PLAN ENDORSED.


Utah Baakers Don't Like . DaltinePe
Schem. Mt All.
SALT LAKE. Dec. 20.-The leading bank.
ess and business men Of this city held .
meeting to-day to discuss the Baltimore
plan for regulating the currency. The
meeting did not endorss the so-oalled
Baltimore plan. II was the sense Of the
meeting that in any currency plan acted
upon constituent part thereof should b.
the rsmonetisstioa Of silver Or that u
should offer no impediment to the return
OF bimetallism a. 1t existed prior to 1873.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolued, That we believe tho proposition ad-
vanced by W. r. 1t. John Of New York comes
nearer expressing the financial views Of the
business men of the West than anything 80 far
proposed by the Eastern men.
A committee was appointed to consider
the advisability OF calling . meeting Of
bankers to b held hero for the purpose Of
taking action on the financial question.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-21
AGAINST SECR:r soclErlge.
There's Rum0r lhas Rome 0As Nee
nOuuced Them Al.

WASHINGTON, Dec. @-Monsignor
Satolli declines to make any statement ~
to the tenor Of the letter sent from Rome
to Bishop Mcconnell affecting secret So
cieties. A high ecclesiastical authority,
however. said it was the understanding
that il was an interdiction against secret
societies in general, and not confined to
tho Knights OF Py,hias, Odd Fellows and
Sons Of Temperance.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-21

snow storm Iu the blark Hilla
OMAHA. Dec. 90.-A terrific snow and
rain storm prevails In nor,hwestern Ne
braska and the Black Hills tonight. All
,elcgraphic facilities at tho Hills are cut
| of in this direction.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-21

WAsHiSGroS, Dec. D.-The revenue
cutter Perry, under orders from the secre.
tary of the treasury, sailed to-day from
New York for San Francisco.
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HE'S A Low DOWN cHUMp

HE'S A Low DOWN CHUMP.
That IL what the 0rand Jary Thinks Of
Pool Sellss Irwin.
PIrTsBUR0. Dec. 20.-The grand jury
late this afternoon returned Ave true bills
against George NJ. Irwin, the discretion.
ary pool operator. Irwin 10 charged with
being common gambler, keeping gam.
bling house and inducing others to gam
BILE.
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LEUss WAS NAUGHTY.

Then Hs Denied II and Was Sentenced
to Two Yssrs In Psisen
HANOVER, Doc. 20.-Herr Leuss, mem.
Der Of tho reichstaR. was convicted to-day
Of perjury in denying charges OF adultery
In tho divorce proceedings brought by d..
Schauts. Her Lsuss was sentenced to
three years penal ssrvitude and five years
deprivation Of his civil rights.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O.-For Montana /:
Snow; decidedly colder. northerly winds.
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BLAND'S NEW BILL,

II IL for Free Coinage OF silver without
Any Trimmings
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-Repressntativ
Bland introduced bill to restore the bi.
metallic system Of the United States. in
the house to-day. Tho bill 10 similar to
his proposed amendment to the Carlisle
currency bill.
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THE GERMAhIA Is SAFE.
One of the Overdue sailing Vessels Ar.
riy.s in Port.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 2l.-Thc coal
laden bark Germania. one of the eight
sailing vessels which was overdue between
San Francisco and northern ports. came
into port this afternoon. When the Ger
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-21
MRS. MvLvAN Y's VALENTINE

MHSs MOIVNN vS VN6EN I'VE,
He 10 In the Csep h salt Lake Esd % Il
SALT LAKE, Dec. &C. G. Valentine
and Mrs. Mulvausy arrived here ct mid.
night accompanied BY Captain Donovan.
who brought them from Texas. They
were taken at once to the city Jail. They
are both under indictment for adultery
under the United States law and also for
grand larceny and embexslment.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-21
FRANK BRADL-Y PULLED,

1t 10 Charged lie Was Entirely Too
Thrifty Will, at Pu Imam.
TORONTO, Ont, Dec. 2o.-Frank Brad.
10y, formerly Superintendent of the Pull.
man car works, was arrested here to-day
on telegram from Detroit. on the charge
of forgery.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-06
THE FAIR ASSOCIATION.
Reports at Last Nights Meeting Show
Gratifying PrOgress--MOre Con-
tracts Let-The Cycle
Course.

The organizers of the Driving Park d
Fair association held meeting last night
for the purpose of receiving the reports
of the various committees. Very salts
factory progress is shown in all depart
ments of the work and matters are rap
idly assuming shape that looks like
business. The contract for securing the
lumber for the fence and stalls to be
erected was awarded to Mr.. G. W. Dudrow
and the material will be ordered immedi-
ately. Bids will be advertised for this
week to cover the WORK of erecting the
fence and about thirty stalls. The work
of grading the race track is going ahead
in dead earnest, Col. Brady having had q
force of ten teams busy all the present
week. This work will take tive or thee
weeks longer.
A proposition was received last night
from the Santa Fe Bicycle club Offering
to subscribe 800 to the associations
stock in case first class bicycle track is
provided BIZ the association. II was
unauim ously decided to acSept this offer.
Work on the bicycle track will not, how.
ever, be begun until early spring as until
that time there will not be any bicycle
meets. The incorporators of the associa-
ton are very much encouraged at the
outlook by reason of the solid backing
which they are receiving at the hands of
the Santa Fe public.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-06
WHERE 1T WILL MEET.
The Buildings in Which the Legisla-
tive Sessions Will Be Held No
Longer Matter of
Doubt.

The legislature which assemblies in
Santa Fe on the last day of the present
month will be in many respects the most
important in the history of the territory.
A very large number of important mat
tiers will be considered, among them the
adoption of code of practice for the
territorial courts, and the passage of
election laws to insure the fairness of
future elections.
The buildings in which the proceedings
of the legislature will be held are still
matters of doubt. Secretary Miller, when
asked about the matter this morning,
said that he had been attempting to Sc
cure the use of several of the Fort Marcy
buildings for the purpose and had some
weeks ago written the interior depart
ment at Washington as to the matter. He
received reply that the buildings had
not yet been turned over to the interior
department by the secretary of war and
that therefore nothing could be done.
Secretary Miller then wrote Secretary
Hoke Smith second time reciting the
lack of territorial funds and asking that
he use his influence with the war depart
ment to secure these buildings. To this
letter no reply has been received. Among
the matters which Gov. Thornton will
look into during his present visit to
| Washington is this question of place
for the legislative sessions. AS soon as
something definite is determined the gov
ernor will wire Secretary Miller so that it
can be known whether or not the offer OF
the Santa Fe board of trade to furnish a
nesting place will be accepted or not.
SETTLED THIS AFTERNOON.
Enthusiastically Miller this afternoon
received the following telegram, which
settles the questions suggested in the
foregoing article:
"Tne secretary of war consents to the
use, by the legislature of the territory, at
its next session, of the buildings of Fort
Marcy post. "WM. H. Sims,
"Actlng Secretary of the Interior"
| Secretary Miller will accordingly to.
morrow look over the buildings at the
post with the view to selecting those
most suitable for the bjects intended.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-06
OFFICIAL GRIST.
A Republican of the Fair-Play Stamp
Speaks of Judge Falls Work.
Capital City News Notes.

Hon. A. B. Laird, Grant county's eff
Gent sheriff, and who has just been
elected county collector, is in the capital
to-day. Mr.. Laird ia staunch Republi-
can, but fairness has always been one of
the chief characteristics of his public
life. In speaking to group of gentle
men to-day he took occasion to say, in
reference to the bitter partisan fight
which the Republican press is making
upon Judge Fall, that that gentleman
was considered by the people of the 3rd
judicial district, irrespective of party, as
being the best judge that ever occupied
the bench there. Always fair and just IN
his ruling4," continued Mr.. Laird, "Judge
Fall has shown capacity for accom-
plishing results that have been reyela-
ton to members of the district bar as
we'll as most gratifying to the people.
Why, in his first term at Silver City he
cleared the docket of 280-odd cases,
many of which had been continued for
term after term for years, apparently for
the sole purpose of STAYING off the pay
ment of costs, and at the recent term in
Grant county, although there we're funds
on hand for only about fifteen days of
court, there was really thirty days Of
court, for there were regular night ses-
sions lasting from to II p. M, and the
grand Jury, for the first time in history,
also worked at night, while its daily SEES
sions opened promptly at 9 a. m. What
ever the partisan politicians may say
Judge Fall certainly has the support of
the members Of the bar and the people
| in southern New Mexico"
OFFICIAL GOSSIP. n1
Gov. Thornton went east this morning
on the early Santa Fe train. He will GO
| to Washington with the view to present.
| ing to the government authorities the
reasons why the existence of Fort Marcy
should be resumed. He will also dc
some earnest work for statehood. The
governor expects to return to Santa Fe
by the 25th instant.
The editor of the NEW MEXICAN has re-
ceived, with the compliments of the
Clayton Enterprise, an invitation to bt
present at the opening bali to be given al
Clayton, December IS, in celebration Of
the completion of Union county's new
court house. Those who have heen in
vited to deliver orations at the cere
monies to precede the ball are Gov. W
T. Thornton, Chief Justice Thos. Smith
Hon. 7. B. Catron and ex-Gov. Prince.
The decision of Judge Collier in thu
three Rio Puerco election precincts, elects
Hubbell assessor in Bernalillo county
which tickles the Republicans, but it also
elects Garcia, Democratic member of tn,
house frem Rio Arrlba county, and may
elect Larragoite, Democrat, member of thu
council, for tho Democrats have ample
enough evidence of fraud in Rio Arribs
county to justify Larragolte's successful
contest
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-06
The Pains of rheumatism,

According to the best authorities, origi-
nate in morbid condition of the blood.
Tactic acid, caused by the decomposition
of the gelatinous and albuminous tissues,
circulates with the blood and attacks the
fibrous't tissues, particularly in the JOINTS,
and thus causes the local manifestations
of the disease. The back and shoulders
are the parts usually affected by rheu-
matism, and the joints at the knees,
ankles, hips and wrists are also some
times attacked. Thousands of people
have found in Hoods Sarsaparilla posi-
tive and permanent cure for rheumatism.
1t has had remarkable success in curing
the most severe cases. The secret of its
success lies in the fact that it attacks at
once the cause Of the disease by neutral
izing the Tactic acid and purifying the
blood, as we'll as strengthening every
function of the body.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-06
THE LAST COUNTY.
Bernalillo Has at Last Been Heard
from by the Territorial Secrc-
tary-Abeytia Has His
Certificate.

The official vote of Bernalillo county,
which has been so long delayed BY court
proceedings, was received this morning
by Secretary Miller. This is the last
county of the territory from which
report was lacking and the secretary will
this afternoon or tomorrow canvass the
vote for delegate and will issue certifi-
cate of election accordingly.
The official vote of Bernalillo county -
as follows:
Delegate-Antonio Joseph 1,24e, Thos.
B. Catron 1900, T. B. Mills 2lO.
Council l.. Warren LAB, Geo.
W. Harrison 1920, Pedro Perea 1858,
Walter @. Hadley 1850, NJ. P. Stamm 231,
J. G. Holt 200.
Assembly-W.A A. Maxwell 1870, Edward
Dodd 1880, Francisco Lucero 1860, Val
entin G. de Baca 1880, Vidal Mora 2312,
Don T. Rankin 2,415, B. Myer 359, j. W.
Smith 248.
County Commissioner, lst District
N. R. Darcy 1886, W. W. Strong 2,6o6, 8.
W. Young 252.
County Commissioner, End District
Mariana d. Gonzales 1903, j. M. Sando-
val 3,519.
County Commissioner, 3rd DISTRICT
Mariana Armijo 1927, Jesus Romero
i 2,578, John Mann 1922.
Probate Judge.-Tomas @. Guiterres
1885, Policarpio Armijo 2,307, r. s. Phil
pot 233.
Probate Clerk.--H. V. Harris 2,475, j.
S. Garcia 1914.
Collector. j. Otero 1853, Alexandra
Sandoval 2,335, G. s. Ramsay ESQ.
Sheriff.-Perfecto Armijo 1906, Charles
F. Hunt 1880, W. W. Mcclellan 234.
Assessor.-Leenard Skinner 2,171, F. A.
Hubbell 2,209.
Treasurer.-B. Spite 1871, r. B. Myers
2,122, Il. F. Kelcher 254.
Coroner. - Daniel Perea 1,748, Zenon
Sandoval 2,414.
School SUPPLEMENTARY. 3. Burke
1896, Benicio Perea 1924.
County Surveyor.-W. o. Secor 1850,
VIM. Harris ISIS, Pitt Ross 29l.
! ABEYT1A uAs HIS CERTIFICATE.
The board of canvassers of the returns
of the senatorial district composed OF
Colfax, Mora ana Union counties, met
yesterday at Springer, that being the
proper place under the law to canvass the
vote, Colfax being the first county named
in making up the district. Agipito Abey-
tia, ST., presented certificate from Union
county showing majority of 30 and one
from Mora county showing majority OF
1O6. A. c. Voorhees, had certificate
showing he had majority of 12l in Col
fax county. Abeytia, Democrat, thus had
majority of Is in the district and was
given certificate of election.
! This official action sustains the an.
nouncement made by the New MEXICAN
some weeks back that Abeytia had been
elected councilman.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-06
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Paradise lodge No. q I. 0. 0. f., meets
this evening at 1880 at Paradise hall.
A good snow storm appears to be in
sight. 1t would be welcomed by most
people. -a .s.
The guild of the church of the Holy
Faith will meet tomorrow at 2:3O p. IN.
at Mrs. Thorntons home.
An entertainment will be given to-
night by the children of st. Vincent's
orphanage complimentary to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. u. Sea.
Game seems to be plentiful in the
county. Six turkeys we're brought in
by one party this morning and fine
buck by another.
The bond proffered by s. M. Folsom
for his release from the United States
prison has not yet been approved by U.
s. Marshal Hall.
The city school board holds an i'm.
portant meeting tomorrow night, which
all the members are requested by Score.
tary J. R. Hudson to attend.
Max Knodt, lately connected with the
butcher shop of Arnold Il Stinson, lie
fitting up shop of his own on lower
Frisco street, which he expects to have
| in readiness on Saturday.
The hearing of the charges preferred
by Mrs. So Lee against Emilio MARITIME,
for assault was concluded yesterday after
noon before Magistrate Armijo and re
suited in the dismissal of the charges pre-
ferred.
The guild will hold sale of Christmas
articles at the residence of Mrs. W. T
Thornton on Saturday, December 8, from
$50 to 8 p. m. Homemade cakes will
also be be on sale. All are cordially in
vited to be present.
The social at the Presbyterian churct
tonight will comprise musical, literar,
ana other features and will be most en-
! ioyable. The admission charged is 81
cents. There will also be on sale good
ly number Of fancy articles suitable TO
holiday gifts which will be sold ava,
down.
Sheriff A. B. Laird came up from Silve
City last night, bringing with him two
prisoners, Lucas Delfn, sentenced to two
years for the larceny of horses, and Sefer
ino Sevedra, sentenced for one year fol
! burglary. superintendent Bergman nov
has $50 prisoners under his care.
The directors of the Santa Fe Electric
com pany held their first nesting under
the new organization day or so ago ant
elected the following officers: E. A
Fiske, president; s. H. Day, vice presi
dent and general manager, and P. B. Cot
I'm, secretary and treasurer.
After three months of perpetual sun
shine-the official records show thre.
cloudy days at Santa Fe since September
la furry of snow, the first of the season
came to hand last night. In the city thu
moisture was just enough to lay the dust
but in the mountains there must have
been a heavy snow. Az result thu
xportsmen are scurrying of to the foot
hills to-day, and for the remainder Of thu
, winter an abundance of game will b.
found on the local market.