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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-17
sIEIERs WINS TWO MORE .sEnIEa
Kiirksr s.a Bsfna.. Ron High Scores.
but Are Beaten.

Krrksr a.a Berms.. Ron High sssrss.
but Are Beaten.
Several hundred persons witnessed three
exciting series In THE Bun individual cham
pionship bowling tournament at the Gsrmanis
Assembly Rooms alleys last night between
sisvers Of the Rosedsle Bowling Club. Kllnksr
Of the Owl Club, and Holman OF the Acme
Bowling Club. The scores:
FIRST HRiss-uRsS aAnn
.1,i. g g s iss IS Il: i iss
.strikss.Kiintsr .; sisvsrs. q sparss-Klinksr. o.
e Il g ~ i iss IL IL i iss i iss
striks.-Kiintsr. ?; sisvsrs . spsrss-Kiinksr. 81
g 6 IL i iss IL L: i iss 1Si
strts.-Kinksr. 3; sisvsrs. q spsrss-Kiiaksr. o.;
sisvsrs, T.
rouRIH CANE
20, g IL i iss i iss i iss i iss
strits.-Klinfsr. 4; sisvsr. 2. spsrss-Kiinksr. o.
urrs eir,.
.1.. e e e e g Il, e, g ss III iss
s,rii..-Kiini.r. i; sis,srs a spares Klint.I O.
"a Rss sas To-
srcorp sxRrs-urn CANE.
RRfPP:nnlss 3 q g i i5S lss i iss i i5ss
s!rtt.s-Hofmsnn. Il Kiinksr. sparss-Hofmsnn.
srcoHp CANE.
fhnisr..iS SO s6no5 e los l2s las leo 1870
strtkes-Hofmann. 2; Klinksr. L sparss-Hofmaan.
Q; khnksr.
Sc s. 8 u ie i iss Is Il: IL IL
strik.s-Hofmsnn. 1; Kiiaksr. :. Spare. H0fnaaa
Q; klinksr.
iS g III Isl i iss i iss
uaf n. inka HAf
Q; Klinker 2.
Hofmann. IS Al 81 81 lot 17I las 16s 171
Klnker........2o 90 So 10 LOG IFS ass 1bs 172 100
strifss-Hsfmann. 81 klinksr. g. sparss-Hofmann,
3; Klinksr a Average per gams-HofmAnH, lIo LOT
klnksr. 1T6 10 UmpIs-ChArlss Il King scorer
ShiRD sERIRs-yIRsf CANE
sievsrs .......7o So So 10 % lit 17o 1A3 1eo ITO
Holm ann 19 80 sc II 81 % III $50 lao leo
strkss-ssvsrs .; Holman. 4 spsrss-ssvsrs. 81
Hoffman,. 8.
mofm.nn ~ % IS 70 80 lis iss Isl isS
strikss-sisvsrs. Z; HOFFMAN,. = sparss-sisvsra o.
HotmAnn. O.
ssvsrs ........lo Is Al eo So los 1856 Iex ia 1o3
HotmAnn ~ 80 ~ eS 1l7 1876 1oo 1oS let
strikss-sisvsrs. 8; Hofmann. 2. sparss-sisysrs O.
Holman. T.. Average per gAme-Sisysrs. leS 1-S;
Holman. ITO. umpns-Chariss King Scorer
John Laer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-17

pems Iun-nernsu. sActinos hlt-Dovse Stolen
eeses-WMd Van hAitrsn Davis Wilson. Doyls Mack.
Lyle Long (2l Lang First base errors Sew YORK
q Binshamton, a. First base bslls-On Rusis o; on
Dotan. Struck out. BY Rusie 81 by Dolan. Doubls
kisys-Tisrnsn and ward; Van Haltren aad Coanor;
Mack and Power; Long. Power and Lang. Long (un
HIS BY pitch.r-By Rusie. l. Passed bsll-wilson. Wild
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-17
AUSTRALIANS HAVE RACE HORSE.
Portsea Lowers the worid'. Record for
Three Miles TO to3x

San Francisco, April 10 -Advices by steamer
from Australia announce the making OF a new
turf record on Thursday. March g. at the Vic
toria Jockey Club's track.
Portsea. with l3l pounds up. covered three
miles in tho unprecedented time OF 5:23H.
Ten years ago, at sheepshead Bay. Drake Car
ter, with ] - rounds up. placed the three mile
record at 5:24.
The distance II rarely or ever run in Amer
lea nowadays. and more Is the pity. the
sprinting craze having practically ruined dis
lance racing. There Is no doubt In the minds
Of competent horsemen that such horses as
Salvador, Longstreet, and Tammany could
have lowered the record for three miles had
they been prepared for the effort.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14

and report Al the merit meeting. The com
mittss are AldeFmsn Llssnsr fiaheTty,
fuller, Morris. Cor. Haniev and Walker.
The citg engineer Was directed 10 pro-
coed Al once 10 In some way remedy the
overflow ~ the city sewage "a M, - there
are many com plants about u from people
IN she nsighboThood.
The matter 81 fencing the ctr garbage
dump In Lime Kiln guloh was referred 20 .
special committee. IL Was asked for bv
people in the vicinity and others who wiah
10 keep the cows from feeding ON The refuse
dumped there.
The streets and alleys eonimittee reported
In favor Of laying sidewalk on Robert
street 10 the siItn ward school, the school
trustees paying ESQ Of the expense.
The epoft OF tue street commissioner
showed that In January his pay roll was
d 1853. with l2l men on the iollej for Feb
Iuay 9yT5. with % men on the rolls.
Cay MsTshall NoCann reported 80 arrests
for violation Of city ordinances. and p for
violation of state laws.
The city G ERIK reported warrants aggrs-
eating 4l0,oeLs7 issued during February.
DuriRg the early part Of the proceedings
the oouncil was ssTnadsd by the Helena
military band.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14

There's a difference of opinion
hs TO what constitutes a legitimate
business. Some merchants con-
slider that the essential thing is
10 get big profits, to squeeze
every cent possible out OF the
buyer. We believe that the only
legitimate business is the one in
which the merchant seeks in
every way possible to lower prices,
asking always-"IIow cheap can
b SELL" remembering always that
bis interests and the interests Of
The public are identical. For
a car Of canned
goods, of the finest quality,
offered us at a sacrifice. Had
we declined it and allowed it TO
60 to Kansas or Oregon or some
other state, it would certainly
not have benefited the people of
Helena. We boughtit however,
and as it was bought cheap it
Will be sold cheap. Let every
housekeeper read these prices
and Judge which Helena house
best watches their interests.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14
u, the whl,. LII, four ctar pss.rrl
w,nI..d to a Popular Panic.

PARIS. Ma Oh 12.-The municipal council
held a stormy meeting this afternoon. NJ.
Fourier. socialist member. denounced the
wholesale arrest of anarobiats. and pro-
tested against the continuation of exaRge =
Atsd me isures which. be said, would merely
lea 60 a popular panic. There WAS vio-
lent exchange OF words between tue social
ist member and members of the right. tho
latter being accused of piopaRatinR
anarchy with secret motives.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14

You'll surely find something
among these groceries at these
prices that you must have.
These special for today:
Creamery Butter, Io-lb tub. $2.2 s
Creamery Butter, 2-lb brick so
Lemons, dozen .. 10
Fancy Blend Coffee, b.. 80
Fancy Apples, box. ..... 100
Neufohatel Cheese, { for. IS
Maple Sugar, lb....... 10
Comb Honey, lb....... 20
Domestic Sardines, can... .os
Bananas, medium size, doz. 10
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14
Use ArsDsrla nour. made in Helena


When you start out on a journey you will
get the best service, the greatest luxury.
the most cOmplsts oomfoltif your ticket
reads via the Northwestern line. FoT full
a. TO through rates and routes
aud for sleeping car bertha. call on your
home agent and for map folder free. Ad-
d ess I. W. TEksDALE, q. p. A..
@. 81. p. NJ. d O. R'y. 81. Paul.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14

Our Seed Depart
mont is thu most
complete in Mon
tanA. We have an
immense variety
Of garden seeds at
bottom prices. Al
falfa. Timothy rnd
Red Clover Seed At
west market
prices.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14

Charity ball Thursday night Tieksts 80
cents. gallery % cents. Good masic in at
tendance. Funds must be raised for the
Associated Charities. Questionable char
Acters will moi be admitted.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14

For this occasion the Great Northern
railway will make a rate of Sl425 from
Helena 20 Des hoinss. Iowa sad return.
Tickets on sale March II and Is. limited to
thirty DAYS from date OF sale.
WM. HARpER, Gen. Agt.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14

For sale. weight thirteen TO sixteen hundred.
The Diamond Circle brand, real Boston
chunks nicely matched tennis. can be seen
~ Mauldin ranch. near Montana univsr-
sity. Montana avenue Helene. lake cleo
trio car
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14

Missed a few items of House
cleaning necessare s in yester-
days list A glance will show
you how cheap these are. Spe-
oial for to day:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14
REFORM SCHOOL OPENING.

A Number Of Helena Phopis WIZ Take
Part Ia the EEeroisss.
The state reform school At Miles Ctr will
be formally opened to-day. Toe peogis Of
Miles have arranged for quits a cslebFa-
tion. and large number Of Invitations
we're sent out by the committee having the
matter 10 charge. Among those who went
down from Helsna Was Sheriff CARTS. who
takes down the hfst inmate. Arthur Riley,
seat from this county. Those who vent on
behalf Of the state we're Gov. Richards,
Alto 'nsy General HAsksl and hsoietaIy OF
state Rotwiu. On behalf Of the city those
who went were w. q. Preuiiti Plesident
MARROW and Assistant Cashier NeiIiek' OF
the Montana National bank. y. ". Knight
OF the First Nationals A. J. ssligman, OF the
American; r. T.. Fisk, Of the Heraldi Hon.
w. y. Sanders; Hon. r. ii. Carter Hon. u.
ID. Weed; Henry Klein. H. q. Wallaee.
David MAIZE. Of the Helena National banfi
J. y. Woolman and y. w. Bach. The
party will feturn Friday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14

sixteen aud two-thirds cents for children .
hose, worth 23 cents and 81 cente, this week st
The Zee Hive. these goods are fast black and
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14
WGIISfGll' 5.

HELENA-Sixth and Main.
NEW YORK-1e5 Sixth Az.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14
NsruAn Iisr.ss

White honsy-oomb bad spread. az The Pee
Hive only "a CENTS wers bargains at q. Better
grades reduced IN proportion
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14
BELOW COST


No o Tubular complete. IS 80
No. o Tubular, complete,
with reflector. .............. TO
No 10 Tubular, brass, with
rel eCtOr.... .............s....... OF
No 2 Tubular. square, com
plete...............-. ......... $50
No 1 Brass Tempest, com
plete Observation-Disclosures. %
No. 2 Brass Tempest, com
ptete ........--. -.-,............ 80
No Brass Tempest, COM
plete. ................... 90
No. 80 Tin Railroad. ......... so
No. 3 triangular tubular. 400
No. 2 Triangular Plain. $50
No. Q Tubular Lantern
GlODcS. ..-ss.s |sss....s-.. ~
Lamp Chimneys, Nos. 1 and
2, each............. 90
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14

A. J. Davis, Of Butte. is registered at The
Helena.
John @. Duff. OF Fort Benton. is at the
Grand Central
Hon. L. Q. DAy and wife, OF Livingston.
are on = visit 20 the city.
w. w. Anderson. editor OF the Bosnian
Courier, Is a visitor in Helena.
Herman W. KrAas. Of Bedford, IL among
the Northern Montana visitors in town.
ID. ]. Sweeney. formerly Of this city. 10
again Gresting hia old friends al Raleigh d
Clarks's.
Miss Leckls, the popular trimmer a. Miss
MitohelPs millinery IArlors. returned from
New 70 X yesterday.
Miss Lacy l.. Coleman. OF Great Falls.
who has been attending Prof. EnRleho MS
business college during the past winter re-
tn ned 10 her home lasi Monday. While
here Miss Coleman made many friends
who regret very much her departure.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14

60 20 Tho Ice i've for bargains in crockery
ana glassware her ara going out OF these
limos aud must cell out entire line,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14

These goods are the Old Fort
brand packed in pure sugar
syrup. Every can is guaranteed
equal in weight and quality to
any California canned goods
Offered for sale in Helena. Read
the list carefully.
Peaches, , caus...2 5c
Pears, } cans...........25c
ApricOtS, , canS.........25c
Black berries, can......15c
Black Cherries, can.....15c
" hite Cherries, can. 15c
g O,eberricS, an...... .15c
Rasphelrics can.....15c
.StiaWb trries, can......15c
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14

There lie no tariff on ''Rer -four" and II is
the duty Of every good citizen ts use that
brand. lie owes 10 20 his family. Your
z peer keeps a.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14

all pricsa
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14

Arabsila Hour .. the best.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14
PaICheR-D' ACheuI Drug Co.
so ROOM HOTEL
FOR SALE OR RENT.

offer for sale OF for rent the well-known
Frisco Hoiel At Noihart. The house is doing a
very good business. but on account Of bad
health 81 Mrs. Roehl / shail retire from the
usine,s. For futhsr particulars inquire At the
d otel in NeihArt
Gee. RoEHL PROPRIETOR
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14
HELENA NJ RRIEF

CAPITAL CITY Music Co. s22 Ninth avs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14
THE JUDGES APPOINTED.
Preparations Made by the City
Council for the Coming Mu-
niolpal Election.
The Dump Near thu Jefferson
School Comes Up just
Once More.
An old Sidewalk Dispute settled About
Property sold for Tarss-Ths Win
dow Paid for, Eto.

The city council. a, last nights meeting.
az. ointsd judges for the coming city cleo
ton and designated the polling places 10
this difs ent precincts. In the selection Of
judges the populists wsrs cognized BY the
choice Of those named by members Of theiI
own party. The judges will sit on Mon
day. March 20, and Thursday, March -. "a
register voters. and the election will be
held on Monday. April ?. The polling
places and the list Of judges selected are ~
follows;
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
s..G,.,..r,ys >vw,xErs

Tile republicans ~ THE county will
send remarkably able delegation 10 the
territorial assembly M.ssrs P-res and
liadlry are we'll equipped To I'LL leading
positions IN the senate Mr.. P.rra has
had valuahl. experience, having s-rvrst
two terms, and having earned tn. r~pu-
,a,ion ~ being hard worker Tor this
city and county and eager to cut down
taxation aud public expenditures. M
W e. Hadley wi bring 10 the senate =
trained business and collegiate eZI~r-
fence, and will be found one II the b-s,
members Of the senatorial body. This
city will expect much u him At the nett
session IL the legislature. and the psopIe
will no, he disappointed. He executive
ability Ia wonderful. and though frail In
body b. Ia - giant In intellect. The
three members II the house, Messrs. ID.
! Rankin. vAlrntin G. de Bacs aud Vidal
Nora will lie the equals IN every way Of
their colleagues in the lower house, and
will take enviabie positions in that body,
work faithfully through the entire Sos
sion for the best interests Of this county
and the whole territory, They have Mt
pet schemes to push to the injury Of th.
people. and will do their whole duty "a
the people who honor them with their
confidence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03

I'd Pennington. Of Demiug, has re-
csived . letter from Col. p. r. Smith.
dated Lebandon, Iud Oct. 2ist, giving
the details Of the trouble between himself
aud Dr. Flower a. defendants In the civil
and criminal suits brought against then
by N G. Foster. Col. Smith cane out
vic,orious In both cases, and Mr.. Foster
will In = few weeks learn by financial
evidence that attempts 81 blaekmsil arc
Improbable. Col. Smith will return to
New MEXICO within abort time. and will
be accompanied by some moneysd men
OF Indiana. who purpos investing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
Ul.D I'm

We knew tina, the Joseph campaign
was in a very bal way. aud has been
ever since the limitations we're made.
bu, IA. New Mexican Of Santa Fe, . dem
ocratic newspaper. adds to the evidence
oi the fact. That paper produces . ,-sti'
moniAl 81 Mr. Jos.ph's high character
from "Col r. Y Ls.," and when We tell
these Of our readers whose memory goes
back Tar enough in New Mexico that this
IL Tin Lee" who held a minor federal
appointment In New Mexico some years
ago, they will see how dsspera Mr.,
Crist mus, he when he sseks 10 bolster
up his candidate by such Communications
OF all the scAlawAgu who have disgraced
the federal government In New Mexico
Tim Ice was the worst We have ever had
Tim" was illi,sraw to the last degree
and mos, notorious As a dead beat and
swipdler. After he left the territory ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03

Notice has been received that the APP
proved plans Of the official survey Of the
following townships to- Wit: Township Q
n. r. 81 w.jtp. ION, r, l9w.;tp. 10 n.
r. GOV ftp. n. 81 w,;tp. II n, r. 10
Wi tip lin,r 10 w.; tp. II n, r. Il w..
tip. i2n.r is w., tip, ian, r. 10 ". , Up.
IL n, r. 90 ftp. ian, II w.jtp. II
n. r. ~ w.itp. ~ n. r. l3w.; Up. % D..
=. - w.. OF The New Mexico meridian will
he died In the santa Fe land office on the
xssi day Of November, 1894, and that on
aud Afser said date the Santa Fe land Of.
Goo will be prepared TO receive applica-
tions for the entry Of lands in thoss
townships.
The townships thus enumerated are
situated In part w-st Of Gallup. In Bsr-
nslillo county. and partly In the ives,
corner Of Ban Juan county. This makes
. total Of thirty-sevsn plata alsd In the
ocai land otiice during the present month
with more TO follow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03

This morning W. ID. Sanders, VII,
arrested yesterday afternoon by q
BILE J Edward Priest, on . place v,
sworn out by Al Lomery. we'll
printer, and put under = bond for
rearance this morning, was bcior
tice Burke 10 answer the ehargeI
fcrrcd agains, him, and the justice
him under $3.50 bonds 10 keep th.
for sir months toward Mr.. Lomer
all other good citisens Al the huu
o'clock D. N Mr. sanders had no,
the required bond.
The following civil cases were
II. ID johnson va. Otto Berger
Amelia Berger, for money due, al
ward Medler W. City Of Albuqs
for rent The justice will hand DO
decisions In these two cases IN
this evening, u not, then Ia . fev
81 the longest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
ssr over siuy Wears.

Ar OLD ASp wsLL-Tanp REMEDY.
Mrs. winsiow's Soothing syrup has been
us-d for over afsy yearr by millions Of
mothers for their children while tssthinG,
with perfect sucoeas. II 500 hes the child
sofsens the gums. allays all pain, cures
Wind collie. aud 10 the beat remedy for
diarrhSsA. ls pleasant 10 the taste. Bold
BY druggists In every part Of the world
TSenty 1--we CENTS bottle. Its value 10
iucaicuiable. BE sure and ask f~ Mrs.
wiasiow,s soo,hing Syrup. aud take no
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03

The plant 81 the Postal Telegraph com
pauy. a. lls Gold avenue, has been CON.
pletod. and everything 10 now ready 70
put In operation the new wires 10 he
coast, ss soon - they are finished, which
will probably he about December !,
There are three "banks" 81 small storage
cells, two 10 be In continual use. and the
thiri for relieving either Of the other two.
zach "bauk" consists u one hundred and
,wenty-,hrce cells, giving . pressure Of
two hundred and hf,y volta, about twice
the pressure used to light an mean.
descent elsstric lamp This pressure
cay lie used ON the wires, or any n-c-s-
sary subdivision may he quickly oh
tsined by means Of switches The charg
ing current 10 ontrolled by means IL reg.
ulators Of the came character ~ those
used In electric light stations, and the
switches and wire are such a. would be
useh In tirst-slass electric light plant Of
similar capacity, The charging current
10 ob,siu.,l from the Albuquerque El-c-
,ric Light Co.. and Mr. Hunt, the sxpert
Of that company. considers Tho installH.
ton excellent. Az previously stated In
these columns, this will b. the hrst tsls.
graph office " depspd entirely upon stor-
age cells for battery p"wer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
r.. or,..,,o,.m-.

Jesus Romero. the republican nominee
i,r commissioner in this district, is on. ~
the reliable business met ~ this city,
having = general store On the plaza, old
town
J. N Sandoval, the nominee from the
second commissioner district. rr.,des At
C"rralrr lie has served two years on
the h"ari and made = m"icl comm 'nSion
~. n-ing honrs, aud economical In the
discharge II the duties ~ the office.
W W Strong, tue nominee tor the
,hiri district 10 interested IN minor st
Bland, though he really r~sid-S in this
city. lie u = contractor and builder,
and drrt.clAs- business man.
The above three gentlemen deserve
the support Of the people, and their
election IL assured by about 1900 msJur.
ny each. They will carefully l"ok after
the business of the county, and will d,r'
charge their duties in a paiuS,"klng and
efficient manner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03

square dance. az ss .'eld virrisi. ~
Neither The sadsss dignity ~ sbs r-pu|
cen candidate, so~ HE sse, sor
weight, would suggest 10 any rsss-
mind the high kicking and jumping n
Wild Highlander. When he savors III
shr'llins soss. q the pipes If,hsw1
anything In the political conduct d
Cs.ron, IN oouuec'ion with the r-palx
misunderstanding In Bernaiillo q.
which -usE-s,-d q dance, 70 even tie !
rh imagination ~ ,h. democratic y
lu,er," he should 81 least have bed
6cien, contrd over bis fr-nsird u,,sr.l
" selee, . style II serpscichoresn 4
NY. compatible with the oharac,sr
person ~ the party - rcprcscn,cd :
Vegas Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
fatAl stabbtng

4 A White Oaks correspondent, II The
Optic informs tina, paper that while lsav-
lug tina, place for the Jicarillas the other
af,-rna,n William Y. HUI was stabbed In
the neck by Peter Ch,sani, from th. IL
f.cis ~ which be died In tsw minu,.s
HUFF and Chisum, with several o,n-rs
from the Jicar,liss. were In white Oaks,
attending q trial. and all were intoxieate,
when leaving town, The decreased was
riding In the came wagon with Cbisum.
aud bad osly gone short distance when
Chisum stabbed him With his poke,
knife. Chisam tried 10 escape. bot was
captured by Constable L&ngston and
locked up.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03

Robert Forsyth. the slayer Of George
Fi,spatrick last May. wac held by the
grand Jury. wi,hou, bail, TO answer IN the
charge Of murder. In the dis riet court Of
Lincoln county. Jack Pecksr. who was
with him 81 the time, was held In $4,000
bail. Phil swsrts and x. Rosen,hal
wer- indicted for The theft OF the gold
brick last August, and their bail was
hzed At 5000 each 70 answer 70 the
charge In the district court ., the nett
term They did not take . change Of
venue ~ rcpostsd .--Rddy Argus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
nefsre the CeMMssslonef

Mrs. W b Sanders, who prefers
roaring lewd life 70 . virtuoas 90,
brought IN from Gallup this af'srua
Deputy United States Marshal Fov
. chsrge ~ violating the Edmund
the warrant being sworn on, by ID
band The case comes up this an
before United States Commissioner
II 10 understood that Mrs. sands
retaliate by having her husband
under = peace bond 10 keep the I'D
ward her The case against Al. Y
In the same connection, will be be-
the commissioner next Monday d
n 10 o'clock.