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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-03-23
HERALD-ADVANCE.

M1LBANk, SOUTH DAKOTA
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-03-23

G ExPERIENC
NTER IN IHi l
From the Ro'
- Catches on
.escued by II +
aen Both Fall

ZEN Both Fan
March 10. Pc
new grain cleV
at South Chr
e Joseph Coat'
roof and slide
he was gong
Il ted q wall
and hun : to II
at a height OF
Nv work mon
t, and two o
N recovered Z
Il, rcscue The
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| yatchers on |
appear at !
! were several
leaned far o.
v 1ould tumble II
strong hands
body held hi
ID out and
rom the Wal
getting him
,er with IN a
men were 'i1
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when he tol
. in a deal t;
liam Jones,
con,plet cly,
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ton tha he
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-03-23

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in favor I
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tention an.
their pit
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crusade
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-03-23

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-13

again on The r~sistsr 81 the Arn,jc. M.
Harrington found soshius dcwn IN Men.
leo near ss god. from his way u thiuk.
ing. a. tina, II the Cochiti mining district,
and after . stay of = few days here be
will 20 ur 10 Cochni.
u. 7. Mckinney, who belIev~s that
more rich mineral bearing rock remains
unhiiden In the He'll Canon mining die
trict than In any o her district In IN. ter.
ri,"ry. drove into the city FROM the canon
this morning. lie 10 Interested In Oh.
mining deal Tor the Nilagrs group ~
mines, hut 10 now mining on his own
h"k. having opened up dine pro@p~c,,
which he has named the Tariff Reform.
q. ". Waterbury, the poesofhce In.
spec,"r, 10 In the city. arriving from the
north lad nigh, CITY Marshal Fiukr
had charge ~ the gentleman this morn.
ingi not a. an ARRESTED party, hu, ss q
friend II s-vrrAl y-arr' s,sn, ling. The
inspector. who In democrat, 10 making
war upon III. dishonest democrats whom
he dnds here and there throughout the
southwest
Hon J. W Fleming, mine inspector fnr
ia" territory, came ny frvHm the snu,h last
night aud during his shor, stay herr
Judge Burns explained to him HE res
nonn Why the populis,s are making such
howl down IN the southern counties,
thus lrsn-ning Jos-ph'a chance. IL vic'
tory. Mr.. Fleming LEFT ON the II O'Clock
I,Ar~rngrr train for Gallup.
The brown and brush factory ID
ChAa May, late II GAl-sburg. IN wa,
started up thi- morning. the machinery
having arrived yesterday fr''m the cas-,
Mr May called At TVS CiriEHS utfioe Thu
afternoon and stated that he has unl,
three men at work At pr~s-nt, hut he ~
poets Ia increase the fnrcr in few days
Having become familiar with III. ~
f-ctr II champagne back in Chicag" dur
ing the world's fair and on numerou
other occasions, the lAhy who dictates tn
-d tnrial and local pages IN the morning
sheet knows jus, Exactly how Ia write
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-13
A Woa,terful yioisu.

David johnson. Of Alliance. O., has In
his Possession probably the oldest vio-
lin In America. The instrument has
h'cn n family relic for many years,
having been the property of Johnson's
father. Ellis y. johnson, the centen.
arian who died u few years ago. The
violin Is very handsome piece Of
woodwork, the rim around Il having
been cut from thick wood and richly
carved On the stem In carved u bust
Of one of the old-time masters. On the
back. in inlaid work, Ii design repre-
scnting one Of the ancient towns Of
Italy, while the keys are mounted
with pearls. The instrument has .
very rich, deep tone, but cannot 10
tuned TAI any ~ the violius now manu-
featured. II is almost IN exact coun-
terrart Of the famous Mojetta violin,
and has been handled by some of the
finest musicians Of the land. Around
the edge IL u Latin inscription signify.
ing: whilst living I was In the woods
for God, but dying passed away into
n sweet death" The exact age Of the
violin IL not known, hut exceeds two
centuries and possibly four.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-13

p"iut aud frcn her~ Win 70 vess over The
Atisu,r q Paciac They are taking an
account ~ the condition ~ IN. company
prc,-rty over N" -n,ir~ sys,-tn. and their
rr,urt. tn be prvs-n,.l =, the coming
meeting will give th. stockholders an &C
curp,r idea ~ wha, the company owns
and what condition n " In.
Mrs Amanda Merryw-s,ber arrived In
VI" city frum Gallup IN lac Tuesday, and
IN yesterday purchased sons land, ou
whirh arr cnmf, r,,hlr buildings, across
the river frpm Roman Romero. the sale
b.,ns .nSd- ny u n Dunbar The pur-
chase price was t7b0, and the lady ~.
rui,-l dr-t .olus bargain. Mr.. and Mrs
M-rrywra,h-r will move On the place In
the spring.
A report r-achrd this city lAst night
,hs, the general mrrchandis. store ~
Sim,n L., ser. of San Marc al, was de.
str yri 10y hrr y-si.riay morning Nj.
Lrys-t IA at present, ~ II IN stated. In the
-as,, bu, his San Marcial business was
lei, under thrchArgr ~ his sons.
The Cwhiu Outlook says Worship.
peers at he shrine IT music need not h-si-
tate any longer about coming 10 Bland
"Afi-r the Balr' IL whir,l-d aud sung
with just AZ many agon1iug variations
h-ir ~ n ~ her Albuquerque or santa
Re
q Chaver, II Valencia county, aud
owner 1T the Windsor hotel building, IL
~ the IVY. ruK CIrihKS und-rrtA nds
thu q u M"'r-, proprietor II the hotel.
l. aux mur io turn the hotel over to Mr..
c., yes.
Mrr III Clou,hier aud Mildred
Cluu,h,-r, pursuant tn NOTICE Ia tbs CIrI
zHs. have gon. tn Csuada. Mr.. Clouthier
accompanying them as far as Trinidad
lie hAr rrlurn-d home
W n Atrnn. the santa F- agent for
thir Statmn, has bad electric lights placed
a, the ,.-pn,, aud the chang. Is approved
ny all who have husineas nj the depot al
nights.
Mrs. Margaret A Crsndsll. who ha,
l-n this sft.ruuon for Barre Plains, Mass
A. g Briggs, once in the furniture bus.
in-ss In this city, Ia now At Alsmeds
Cal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-13

reare ~ ae h sswsp eers 90 ssa..
grace the Me--stta alley.

reare q de o. ss-s'~ e.r, 90 ss,..
grace thc Me.-stta alley.
p u. de- Ia Lama, of Albuquerque, caue
W Lzs Cruces last Thurpdsy, ami before
be had time 10 put his pockrt pistol way
he wa s.is-i by . policeman, searched
and arrcst-d sor carrying . vealsn.
when the case came before Justice Mon.
tee, the prosecuting attorney, Mr. New.
comh. admit,~l that there was NJ rau-"
for the arr-s', that w L,m', H. ing n
traveller, hat net broken the lsw. "nd the
case was promptly dirmiss.st
The sbov- item is clipped fr'm III. Las
Cruces Indep-nd-n, Democrat. All IL
sumrwhs, diffrreu, frnm VITA, ow L,s
Cruces correspondent bad To r,y uI~n
the subi-c, After paying his r-rI~c'r 10
\ young man nsm-,i Pc,isrico Ochnn, our
cor -rInnd-n, says;
lie (Ochoa) IL = devoted disciple II =.
q tie Ia Lama, the ~iiir 10 La Opin,nn
'ublica, of Albuquerque, who, 10y the
way. was PUT a. day IN III. county jail fof
nunfishing = revolver on our streets.
Pino and Ocboa immediately went Lanai
bonds and the rascal IL ga, again. lie
was not hn-d t6O-but the drinks He II
NJ large Had b. been republican. II
would have been 800 and thirty days IN
the county Jug and the trimmings
Mr. de Ia Lama has rrturn~t Ia
this city, aud this paper under.
stands that he has prpareh = com
mun'cauon, dipped In esrmine, denying
what our correspondent, said abou, him.
bu, he cannot deny that he was ne, ar
r,'-,-'i, and tina, for carrying, lik. bras
gari. loaded weapon IN such = c,v,lE~i
community ~ that ~ the sSIlls
valley and Las Cruc-. This pap,
don't carr ~ much ~ the snap NJ in.
ger wha, such p-opl- like lie Ia Lama
says, for all he can write will have ~
weight upon the free thinking, educated
public. hut will make, What our cor
r.sponi-nt'u article failed Ia du, al
impression upon the people tina, da la
Lama must b- . coward ar h- would moi
he strutting around Oh. country with y
loaded pistol in his hip poke Tie ~
hect-d seriously upnn the Mesiila valley
49, n law Ahid,og community. when b'
started ou' parAding h,r proves in Suri
an armed fashion. and the officer did hi'
duty when he arrested the Spanish pii
tor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-13
BU aA..s sOrlGss.


Hereafter Horne's stage will leave
Wallace for All-r,on aud Bland every
day, except Sunday, after the arrival oi
the local freight frum the west due y,
Wallace at a;45 =. IN Stage will Alao
leave santa fe every morning, except
Sunday and connect with Wallace stage
al Cochiti. G. p. Josns, agent.
For Reut-Three rooms At No. 2i3
Railroad avenue, between Second and
Third streets, over Madam Gudolfb's.
Suitable for ofiic~s, dress making or
nlseping rooms. Apply IA r Armijo.
Rom No, Is. N. T. Armto building.
Mea, saterr should remember tina,
John Nil er. the old town butcher, 10 still
In the business. Fresh meats IL all
kinds beef. veal, mutton and pork
sold at the lowest prices. Call and be
con inc.d.
Auction sale II bedroom sets, ward.
robes, bookcases, psrior sets. sldeboarts,
chairs, everything new, sale Oct. l3th.
at ala Railroad avenue.
City Office Of the Albuquerque Steam
Laundry At Turner & Co.'s cigar store.
Orders or packages left thsrc will re
c1ive prnmpt attention.
All visitors to the city praise the Nj
Romeo cigars Pure Havana tobacco
nsssi. Leave orders with Z. Y. kirster 4
Co, manufacturers.
Situation--As . housekeeper for Wild.
over or bachelor. no objection 70 leaving
the city references exchanged. Adj
drvss l.. this Office.
Money can be had on any god sceur-
| ity aud most favorable terms IN the Dor.
rover. by applying to II. Simpson, RON
., Grant buildiES.
| rhos johnson 70 taking orders fur
houss cleaning, and all kinda of such
work. Leave orders At No. Az Tuerss
road.
For rent Two elegantly furnished
rooms in private family. For iuforma.
ton, inquire at Ailsa's sta, ionery store.
Blcachei and unblsachsd cotton Dan.
u-ls. 81. 10. II. l2S aud 10 csn,s per
yard. extra value, a. The Racket.
Call ., Towuer's fed store Tor granu.
lAt~i bone, egg food. and all kinds of
feed. Town-r's, Gold avenue.
Wear stetsou bate and don't pay two
prices FIR them. New fall styles Al FL
der 4 Co.'S. 20s Gold avenue.
Comfortably furnished rooms on ground
aor, ., 300 Second streets centrally
located aud moderate prices.
For sAle--Big bargain. lodging house.
Fine location, doing fine business chenp,
lnquir~ x, CITIZEN Office.
A fve-room housc To rent, 3O7 Rast
Coal avenue Enquire u A. ID johnson,
6i2 south Broadway,
Try the Commercial Club cigar, manu-.
featured by g. Y. kirs,sr a Co. They
cannot be excslled
Celebrated bu.,srcups. peanut bare
aud other famous candies n, Griffin's on
Railroad avenue.
For sals-A mirror front folding bed.
sppl, ais. eth street between Lead d
Coal avenue.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-13
ebt,rlI s,st,erres,

THH CITIZEN Learned this afternoon that
on Thurpday morning, Oct %, at the old
town Catho ic church. Thomas Hubbeil,
Of this city, and Miss Rnai,a Gu,i-rrrr,
laughter Of judy" T. &. Gutierrez, will
he united in the holy bonds Of wehlock
Mr. Hubh-li il we'll known Ia many peo-
pie IL central New Mexico. espec ally in
this county AMI city, and his approach
ing d-H-r,inn lrnm the ranks IL bachelor
h"si, will h- bailel with genuine deligh,
10y hoat of fr'i-rids, among whom be can
always coun, THE Cirirxx. The prospec-
tive bride. Miss Guti-rres, 10 = charming
young Spanish lady II . meet excellent
ami we'll kno~n family. and she made no
mistake 10y saying yes" to the PROPOSAL
~ Mr. Hubb-ll
Chas. Hubbell, n prosperous Indian
trader n, Rouud Rock, Arizona, and q
brother ~ Thomas. Frank A. and Felipe
Huhh-ll, ~, vrd thus afternoon from the
west, AMI will remain until amer the mar.
rag-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-13
A COMET COMING.
splendid Traveller Du. ia Coae Within
Human Vision In 1911.

Human Vision In 1914.
IInllry's comet IN coming back, the
comet which Ia the year lpG she'd u
celestial spl.nd"t over tn, Norman
~ au whose terror-inspirin.
'''t "lS con luicmnra'cd hy the haa,
80 Qu' Mat Ia In the l,ayeux tapes.
'r I'll, 'omet lat in iiiG. the year -
Tie haiti ~ bel radc, SCARED the Turk
an Christian ahNr and was nathcina-
III ! by bull from the y "a; the
''iu't whose strange scimctnr form
stu chilled he marrow ~ the ignorant
aud ruperstltious NJ its latest return IN
1915.
II i yet far away, says the Chicago
Times. hut the ey" IF science sees il.
already within thu orbit Of Neptune.
cushing suuward ,nd carthward with
instantly increasing velocity rs II falls
along I'll" steep curve Of Its orbit
And n call 10 arms a call for prepare.
tion, has just been issued from one of
the chief watch towers ~ astronomy.
Prof 'lascnapp announces that the
computing bureau established by the
Russian Astronomical society has un.
drrtakcn the calculation ~ the true
path Of linlley's comet with view to
predicting ia. exact date of the next
return. lie hopes that ast ronomrrs Hr-
uunintcd with unpublished observa-
tinns 81 the comet will communicate
the information - the society.
After its pcrihclion the comet was
watched rctrcating GU, into space until
May, iS3i, when IL was finally swal.
lowed from sight. II will he In peri.
h"lipn again about 1911, but with the
great telescopes now in existence and
the greater ones that may then have
been constructed II Is probable that the
comet will bc detected coming sun.
ward u year ur more earlier than that.
The fact that the labor Of computing
the precise time ~ its return Is already
about I" hcgin gives assurance that the
next time IL will not be- u question of how
many days but rather Of how many
hours or even minutes the calculations
will be In error.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-13
THE BUSINESS MANS LUNCH.
fiaTe Work and indigestiou -
Hand In tiand.

Cosceutrated thought continued In, robs
the stomach Of necessary blood, and this 10
also true Of hard physical labor.
When ave horne power engine 10 made
to do ten se-power WORK something ID
going 10 break. very of.eu the hard.
worked man coming from the field or the
ofhce win bolt his food In q few min.
utes which win take hours 70 digest. Then
too, many foods are about AZ useful In the
stomAch - Q kcg Of nails would be In q
Ore under Q boiler. The iii-used stomach
refuses to do its work without the proper
stimulus which Il gets from the blood and
q Tsf iss ~ 90 n ssd -,
nouriahment they require from the blood,
finally the iii.used brain IL morbidiy wide
ewake when the overwofked man at.
tempts 20 find rect In bed.
TIE application OF common sense In the
treatment OF the stomach ami the whole
joymeus Of life and healthy digestion when
he sakes pr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets 10
relieve Q bilious stomach OF after o too
hearty meal. and Dr.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Ddseovciy 20 purify, enrich and
vitaline the blood. The "Pelistn are tiny
tIsied vegetable ingIsdisnt. ~hieh relieve
the stomach Of all offending matters easily
and thoroughly. They need only be tskeis
fcf q short tins 10 cure the biliousuesA
constipation and si0thfulness, OF tcrpof, Of
the liver; thea the Medical Disccvefya
shosid be taken In seaspooufui doses TO In.
efease the blood and enrich L. 4, has q
peculiar eafect upon the lining membranes
% the stomach and bowels, toning up and
strengthening them feg al time. The
whole system feels the effect Of the pure
blood coarsinE through the body and the
neryea are vitalised and strengthened, noe
deadeneds 90 put to sleep, a. the so-caiied
celery ecnpornds and nerve mixtures do
but resieshsd and fed on the food they
Eesiiou, dyspspsia, nervousness, and any
Of the Ms which come from impure blood
and disogdered stomach, you cen eNrs
SomvirT with Or. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery which can be obtained Al any
drug store In the eoaatry
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-13

Calvin Whiting left last night for Chi
cago On business.
sam. T.. Green, a well. known CONNER
cial traveller II s, L"u'S, ia al he Hotel
Columbus
&. II Young, division superintendent,
II Wells Fargo express con- pany, left last
might for Ration.
N.. Lao, o,I,. Iu,. !. ~, IA. u,.
tel Columbus and II here under III. carr
II 4 physician. DR.. Raster has charge
of her cas.
q n Mor,hou... div,.ion p.su.uy-r
and u,k., agent far fla. santa y. ROAD.
=, D.. ,....,i ,h...,,.,l,
th. ,ity ln., nIvht ON lns wAy Ia Ration
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non Ah'n""| '"s"P"' '"e "''h'"'H'"
'Sh"hlA~ Tor nr'eRA'e '" c"hsrerH' An'
h"n'"f ""HH"h' representing '"e We"
M"hcAh' r"SS-l 'hr'"e" tue cry '"S'
night route I" "h''e o"NH H"' ns'
we'll
Col J = Hutchinson, the old miner.
would like To fnd on, the nam. of the
driver that hauled the C"chi,i ore from
the FAIR grounds ,o the Commercial club
hnIhing lie wants 20 pay h'm' VI"
"'"'' W. "''
IL ID hoS'nrr' tue eAe"''"h' an" com
p"t"n' night yArim~H'-r AZ the "eI"'' !"
turned last night from III PAH"' wher- he
was called ~s a witness IN case u" u'a''
while A'S'"'' MS l"'S'.'' ne'r wa" !"
g"'d hands 'h~' "i Col '" ! sr"'h'
A. ID Ri-,ion. A. W. Sumnerlin, A, X.
shower and A. II, Elliott, = party 81 Cal
ifornla miners arrived yeS'"riAy fr"m
the wes, And are al the ArmUo. They
will prorpect the sand'A mountains east
IL the city, after which they viii return I"
the city aud then ~ up to the Cochi''
mining district
Hon c. N shannon. Internal revenue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-13
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Mrs. Met "'nh. {" wallace IL III tue
city ami 10 stopping nj u" hnrl~An
Eli Riley. well known IN tia" cry In
here fr"m Bland Srh''i Mining district
Capt. A. ". Ssyl-a. postal route agent
be,w en- Rincnn and silver City. IN visit
ing Albuquerque.
Mr.. EIoyd J.rr.,, tram h.r ranch
down in S,,orro .oun,y. WAS ~, IN. Hn.
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h..,
'A"e"e'' manager :" '"- local
'A"" ""'oe W n''"h''e racine rA''''~n
company r"'"r"'"' ''''h r'ag''"" ana
"'""'"" SeS'e'"A' A'"r"""
Mrs. ~ l. ArmiJ" ami tsmhy arrived
''"" new i"rk wy "''aAy' a''er y" "o
"rne" rom nome "' '~r've m"n'""' ana
were warmly wr'c"'n"' oy 'or'r "'ny
'r'en"S
James Martin, formerly ~ this city.
now in business in one u the thriving lii.
tie camps of the Cochiti mining district, 10
in The city To buy supplies. He has with
him number ~ hrsi-ciaHH specimens 81
That old rheumatic limb 10 causing
William sangu,n-,,e To stick cl ~ to the
house. He Ia troubled with the rh-uma.
'ism quite of'en 'hes" hard 'imesi prob
ably II 10 the effects Of the doings 81 b.
traffic on the principal esourcss OF New
Mexico
NJ VI ~ p,,,i.. ~ William. A.,
IONA, Ia In the city on her way to City Of
Mexico, where her husband has posi.
ton As . conductor On the Mexican Cen
trail Mrs l'u,l.r will leave this even
ing for the south. She is registered si
the European
ID NJ. Riorlan, preshi.n, 81 the Flag.
staff Lumber company. wife and ,hr-e
children pasn..i through the city y.s,er.
dav .a,rpoou. vber, Mrs. Rior,isn aud
the children will take q steamer for Paris.
France, the latter being educated in
Paris. Mr. RioriAn will ~,nrn from New
York 10 his du,ies al Flagstaff in Abou,
two weeks
Major Rafferty,, with troops A, C and d,
Of the Second cavalry. pa eel through the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-13

For your lost appetite. Ali know thai
10 . valuable pieces Of personal propcrsi
but why 60 TO the expense when Hosssi
ter's stomach Bi,ters will restore Il
you. A courss Of that unparalleled tosl
and corrective MOI only induces . rc,usl
II the relish for food, but confsrs ups>
tbs stomach the power 70 crafty spp<
lite without unple~sAn, ssnastions ans
ward. For the purpose Of quieks =
gestion. arousing dormant liver OF ~
nsys,. aud establishing regularity 81 "
bowels, no medicine can exceed this ges'
ial family cordial. In which the pure q
coholic principle is modiAsd BY 6lsudiae
With II botanic elementa Of the hishsl
efficacy. Avoid the derry unslloyed stis'
ulants Of commerce - q means Of ove
coming inactivity Of any u the orEssl
above asent, onod. and use, Instead. ~
Bi,tsrs. THIS professionally sanetiossl
medicine remedies malArial and rhsunss
ic ailments.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-13
srAss~a PASSAGE ss..
the re..,ss and appe,.srss,s 80 sse
s'~ nestee spsst-h m,-.ies
taufereaee


The conference was held al valverie.
Acroes tn- Rin Grsnde from Han Msrcial.
and about four miles up ,hr river.
I, wac presided over 10y Bishop W n.
Warren, ~. d. of lhnver.
The satin. bishop hed the conference ~
the spanish mission euinr eleven y-Ars
agu, Aud was surprised !" ~. the increase
and Improvement ~ the mirpion
Sime twenty four members answered.
to their namrs, aud n congregation "
About one huudrrd and tny I-rple were
prcs-u, Al the morning session, Oct. 9TH,
IA the church builiiug.
The usual conference hnr,neps was
Dispatched, reports read. statistics gath.
rtrd, candidates rxamiu,-i N their Htuli-e
Sud 'ilirru,y, AMI advanced IN tir,r
studies Two children were hap,iE-d 10y
the bishop aud two I"rsuns ordained, one
To- i-Aruu's urirrs. Rev Epgmrnio
FI"rcI, aud Que to elders ORDERS Rev u
T. ~"HA
The Appn,u' meats wer" made ut 4 T..
IN sunday aul thr couirrruc" adjourned
The h-hnp preached ~ san Mtrcisl a,
night and the sermon was said To- br very
tine.
ArruiN rNKNrs.
Thur, Harw".i, superintendent II the
,uissiuu.
Alhulurruur district Thee HAr~""l,
p.E
AlbuqurrIu---J. Il, Sanchez
Albuquerque, old town To he sup
piled.
Chilli and MAnlano--J. GArria,
~ PAsn, Texas, r. y, CuriovA
Hatch. Rlncuu aud Drm,ng r NJ
! llArw~i
Las Cruces. bona AnA aud MrslllA--S
| ia cha asrirtAni, t. C"s,Rlrr
raluma- and Illislrro rr", Chavez,
| prrnlta anh Lur LuuAr l. Fernandez
san Antonio and san MArciAl-E. q
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S,.orru. Ercondido and La JoyA-M
/ BArrlA.
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Tucson, Aria M sens.
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frnmp,"u aud rrAmI~ro~- l.. komer"
Lac Vegas aud Anton Chlco-A NJ
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tiucI.
Prnarro and llauo--B Gonzales
Rin Hnndu Ciruii-C Warts.
SAINTS f---J. II. SIsa.
Ta"s aud Ranehito--E. Montoya.