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The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-11-05
eHe SPOKE TOO SOON.
Discovering That She Had Mad . Anseazs
She Apo1ogiEed.

discovering That She had Mad Missazs
She ApologiEed.
In front of Trinity church stylishly
dressed young woman stepped from the
sidewalk directly in front of team Of
heavy horses attached to well loaded
truck. She was endeavoring to catch the
eye of cable car gripman and did not
see the rapidly moving truck bearing
down upon her. Passersby expected to
see her ground to earth, but one OF two
fashionably appearing young fellows
with slightly dudish proclivities rushed
to the curb, and lifting the woman by
the arms quickly swung her around and
landed her out of danger on the side
walk.
She, all unconscious of her dangerous
predicament, turned on the young man
sharply with an indignant. "How dare
you, STRIP and looked as if she were
contemplating an assault on him with
her parasol.
The young fellow looked surprised,
and then, taking off his hat, bowed and,
with an Excuse me, madam" passed
on with his friend.
She turned toward the street again
and for the first time observed the
truck, which now stood in her path
The driver of this calmly remarked.
''That dude saved your life, lady. Why
don't you scratch his eyes oat?"
The woman, for the first time realiz-
ing her narrow escape, hurried after the
rapidly disappearing youths, who had
nearly reached Rector street by that
tine. Touching her reseuer's arm, she
quickly apologized for her rudeness and
thanked him for his timely act.
Don't mention it, please. The pleas.
1re is entirely mine, assure you,
was the response. Two hats were dotted.
and the blushing woman was left on the
sidewalk with humiliating sense OF
her previous rudeness.
''Beastly queer things theso girls are
Harvey, said one to the other as they
disappeared in the arcade leading to tn.
L station. New York Advertiser.
The s1ne4
1t is the opinion of the true gourmet
that of all marine panfish there is none
to compare with the smelt (Osmerus
mordax). This primary rank is its own
by reason of its delicacy and delicious
favor, and when fried light brown in
very fine bread crumbs and served with
melted butter there is none that dis.
| putes its pre-eminence. It's delightful
flavor, however, as we'll as its peculiar
odol is evanescent. Like the mackerel.
it cannot be too fresh
1t is from its odor that the su1elt de-
rives not only its familiar but Latin
name, an odor SO aggressive of sliced
cucumbers that, if its presence be mani
fest only to the sense of smell, people
are often deluded into such supposition.
This odor is not marked except in the
freshly caught fish and disappears in
the cooking, giving place, however, to q
fitting resurrection of the smelt to an
olfactory sense still more savory and de.
lightful, Market Reyiew,
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-11-05
1884,
Harper's Weekly
ILLUSTRATED

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leading journal in America, in its splendid lie
lustrations in its corps Of distinguished con-
special lines it draws on the highest order of
talent, the men best fitted by position and
training to treat the leading topics of the day
in fiction, the most popular story-writers
by the foremost artists illustrate its special
articles its stories, and every notable event of
publicit erest, it contsins portraits of the dis
the history of the time, while special attention
is given to the Army and Navy, Amateur
Sports, and Music and the drama, by distin-
guished experts. In word Harper's Weekly
and the artistic and literary qualities of the
magazine with the solid critical character of
| 4 4,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06

Hon. Austin Goosiall. mayor II Ceri illos.
manager Of the Little Pittsburg bass hall
club and admir-r u all kinds Of athletic
-ports. arrived in the city lAa, nigh, from
Cerrilloe, en- rrnute ~ his Carthage coal
mines down in socorro county. Mr.. Good.
all met the manager Of the Browne bss-
ball club last night and stated that the
people Of C.rrillos would like o. enjoy
another game OF bases hall. say on Sun
day, Oct IL, at C-rrillos, and ~ soon az
he returned home he would call together
his Little Pit,sburgs. lay before them the
desire for game with the Browns, and
hoped that the Browns would accept the
proposition Mr. 0oodsll 10 here In.
formei that the Browns will come W
smiling, provided the terms are satisfac.
tory. and round ID the season by aiding
another game 10 their long list ~ vic.
sories Capt. wooimansee 10 requested
to cali his colts together and get their
Views upon the for booming game with
the Cerrillos club.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06

hall. On srrsngseents--Jchn Jscoby,
forsmsn, p. y. McCsnns, O. n. Cundia
aud p. r. Isherwccd. On Aoor- william
Hys, chairman, Martin Tierney. Ralph
I'm. ". J. Hsney. n. X. Gentry. william
Mssou, william Baird, Frank NY. and
Joe Lakewood. On recep,ion-Ths chief.
assistan, chief. forsmen % other hoss
companies, aud the remainder Of the
members II tho PerFussoo company
\. A. Aidrich, u the 6rm Of Aldrich q
Dodge, general merchants and Indian
traders q, Msnu.li,o, on the Atlantic a
Pacific. arrived IN the city yesterday az
terncon. n. informs TEs Crruxs that
the NsvH,~ are sheartng their sheep.
which will lie continued Tor several weeks
He also states tha, their fall clip II wool
will not he w In quantity 10 last fall, but
taking the whole year the clips q 1894
will excs-d tina, of 1888 by several hun
ir-d thousand pounds. The country zen.
orally, sAys Mr. Ahirich, looks hue He
returns N MsuueIi,o this evening.
The mining fever has struck n. II
Cir~enleaf brosdside. aud he in,ends Ia
give his mine, the samson lode, located
twenty four miles sas, Of the city, out In
tho Hell canon neighborhosi. . thorough
development Yesterday he brought In
300 pounds Of ore, which he shipped "a
the Denver smel,sr. and from which he
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06

or aware. - Dr. Prices Cres.s nss.
,uR sewaer as rhs FaiF.

OF AWARD. % 1r. rriee's Cres.a nss.
,as rswaer as rae ssir.
An snvious New York competitor, who
tries 10 sell inferior goris by labelling
them "Absolute y pure" s.eks w. be-
little the award on highest honors " DIR
Prices Cream Baking Powder At the
Worlds Columbian Exposition by deny
ing that such honorp were conferred.
The award to DR.. Prices In proved by
the Official r~corls
Chief IL awards ]. h. browning writes
"rhe r-oorris IL this department (agri.
culture) show that the executive CON-
niitiee IN awards officially announced
soms time ago that an award had been
granted the prhe Baking Powder Com.
pany on lie exhibit 81 baking powder"
The Hon. John Boyd Thncher, chair
man 81 the executive committee on
awards, also writes under date IL Peb. II,
1904: ~ herewith enclo-e you an o..
hcial copy Of your award, which In due
time will lie inscribed In the diploma
anil forwarded"
Why dh the New York competitor not
-xhib,ti Was u because his power con
tanned ammnuist
The award to Dr Price's at Chicago
was for strength. purity and general en-
c-llenc.
On similar grounds II received the
hiEhesi award ami Gold Medal At the
California Mhwta Fair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06

There Ia woman in Albuquerque, N.
nj, with jaws ~ peculiarly constructed
and a Iaouth ~ small that she has never
mss,ics,-d an ounce Of solsi fo"i. and sh.
IL thirty years Old $40 livss On milk
and beef tr--
.n- Abov, item has been going the
rounds Of the pr-ss Of the country for
weeks. II there il such u woman in this
city her pr-sen, occupation and residence
il unknown Ia the reporters or even the
sl-u,h. hounds On the police force. Again.
" such = woman really claims Albugurr-
que her home. she has beer a little bi,
more cautious than the majority Of WON
In by keeping herself, even her jaws, re-
markably quiet. Tux clr,EBs would be
pleased In give her "p-culiSriy construct
-d jaws" the benefit Of u practical dag
nosis through i,s columns.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06
Old slmera

TnE CITIZEN has received program OF
the rrunion II the "Old Timers" II the
BlAcs FAng- Pioneer association. which
will take place at Kingston. N NJ, on
Friday, Oct. ~ Col Jas =. Parker is
chairman of the association. The com
mitt--s arr aS follows; On reception
Col Jas. p Parker, John Bennett. Col. J,
+ Crawford. On 6nance-Gus. Haruish,
Thee. Robinson. Frank Campbell On
BALL. Il McArile, John Bennett. Thos
Robinson. On barbecue william Boyle.
Peter shsrst, J 4, Fraser. The bsrbe-
cue will he held at noon. the association
will meet at ? o'clock p m, and the ball
will take In III. evening nj 3 o'cluck.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06

was raiscd by two laymen and their or.
dina,ion was pu, off II would s~em 20
sn ou,sidet tina, these two ardent. talent.
81, iDd-fati gabls lAborrrs k,r the Masters
cause should have received their reward
by imm-dia,. ordination. on account II
Ia" grea, and god wnrk already accom-.
pliShed Wy them Optic
Andy Horne, who runs r,Ag- lin. he
tween Wallace and the Cu,hiu mining
district, II in N" city, and he h ~ en-.
thusias,ic alsnut the district. especially
since the land cour, rendered its decision
favorable 81 the miners. that he canno,
hnh time Ia talk uInn any other subject.
Mr. Horne states that the stage line IL
proving hig financial success. and that
he has male arrangements with super
in,@ndru, Helm. " the narrow gauge
railroad, Ia place tickets IN pAle fnr the
Crhlil country. via his stage line
Tom Mru-frr. the well known bas-
hall catcher, writing to- friend from
PAullinA, lows, says be- did not play very
much hall ia" I'art season, owing Ia loni
health hr,ugh, Ahnu, 10y n severe Gaze 81
cAtarrh II Il" raunu, secure some klnd ii
work dawn in New MeAicn this winter and
play hall here IN the summer months. bs
viii sign with the Psullins, lows, club for
neat season Mr. Mencf,'- DESIRES 10 bt
remembered 10y hir friends IN the Ri,
irAnde valley
JuHtic, LockhAr.. police magistrate
who wen, up la the Cochti mining dis.
,rid last Sundsy night, sends back wor'
a. his ethcirn, office clerk, Miss LiEEi,
L"ckhAr,. that he will probably h,
absent from the city for several weeks
while away, vinlAtntS II the city lAw'
will have Ia look their best before Jus.
tee Burke. who has r.turned fr-sh AND
full uf vim from hir vacation in the vicini,,
Of Barr station.
Tn. law drin Il Adams Il S,rAus. hA,
dissolved 10y mutual consent, l.. J. raus'
rvtiring Mr., STRAUSS accepted th'
p"p,,ion of manager IL the local w"n
house uf EipemAnu Bru~.. and st once -n-
tered upon his duti-S julius EisemAnn
-: the trm, will keep almost constantly 81
the ROAD
Marshal fuk- Slipped oH the step "
hir buggy yesterday afternoon and bsdl,
-prain,d his ankle tie ir therefore lai,
up or repairs, and while uh duty Police
man Harris will uiiclair As marshal pr,
ten, iraac Lane being un the force as -x
ira policeman
| a Is Stein-rt and q X. Smith are ar
ranging Ia issue a monthly magazine. I
| b" known A. the Southwest ILLUSTRATED
! Magazine. They rAp-ct Ia have II ou
| 10y the let nf November.
! II i. learned that several printers ~
into regular hS,r encounter last night
and the it'll. fellow ~ ia. imprrvis-'
arena Ia walking around to-day with
CHIP on each shoulder,
ChRs. May In establishing broom fac
tory in this city. and will have II in oper
alton IN few days. The machinery wi
arrive this week and he expects Ia em
| plny A number of men
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06

nsstee.
District % View M.sieo. vithin asd for he
County Of Bsrnalilio
Gsrolamo aiomi. PiaiatiG.l
'isG ina. 50 I: -: M c., l. '.
n. aid defendants, Po.pso Rssses, b
hsrsb1 notified thsa asaii b, slissAnSut kas 6ssa
e: &. s.s :ss y s Il n 1870 6, ~:
nerioo. b. sd. plaisaf, Vsgois.; 9ts.s.
$50 O0) dollasv, aad thsS q 60 yoa sness yyss
spp.aFsses IN aid suit % o. bs1oss ~ AssS 1as
Of q; .s.s e, Ss'ss.s ss,. 4 - s'ss sS% 20:
ssslss: sor - ' jSRksiSs islSzi,
Assesssgs Dor Plaintiff.
Avsss.
IN IL Costs do Disssito. Coadsdo Dc Bssaa'illo.
9srolsmo Giouai. Actor
-; 60: c.: =; !: s.: No. s."
n disko dsssandsdo, Pompso kussoai. q POT
sa.s no.ihssao Que IN plsa,o sn soa,rs.o Pc
a Costs DEL pytnto pof 81 Cep4afo d Bssns.
lille Tesritorio Do Nusvo nejiea, pos diehs
actor, 'iesoiamo 0tomi. prstudietos dsAebdadus
-. cieltos dDoe pss.ss lesis) y que solansn,s
Y. hsss snsFar "a sIsscnela 20 disAa Scass e. .
tsSse a. dieSs soss, ey%"a.ssSe : psisss Ola
Do Ue,sbss. iss4. isielo pOs omisioa g 20 snts-
~ joHssToN q YIAICAL
Abassdos pos Actor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06

One Of AlbaqusFqus's poets writes, on
seeing the sfsasiou on hAry's little lamb
In yssssrday's Crrisxs, comes 10 the
mont with the following;
Why sAoaid Mar skin the bsasI
Even " WOOL he's Lost its dsty,
" soars che eosld hsvs fsss.
nut then chs wcald spoil its beauty,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06
he hriseru,

The shriners held . most interesting
meeting last night at the Masonic hall on
North Third street, and nine candidates
were conducted. In the wost approved
fashion. Aeroas the burning sands Of thu
desert 10 the Temple. Tue candidates
who went through all right, although
they reached tae Temple with large heads
OF perspira,iou rolling down their chesks,
were - follows: John Corbett, w. d.
Duke. A. b Simons, al Dsming, K. n.
Harris. Fred. Grifith and r. b Carr. Of
San Marcial, u A otsro, Of Las Vegas /,
DR.. Raster, Peter Dsvsru, Of this city.
The usw shriners leave for their rsspsc.
tive homes to-day Mr.. simons was &C.
eompan,ed 10 the city by his wiss and
they stopped ct the San Felipe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06

LAaa OAlee q esntA FsL. y. MI
Ossobss 4 leo4-
.. sS' :..sr a e: ,. ~ =:
she. aid gseof Val % rsds Ssioss he PsSia .
sssss q s., a. I. en- q is a.
vs!d L Cola fes * sEH 40 n, fpSk.RiE
He names he fellowiss witnesses % prove has
s "a is i.ssdfs5f seSa nd ssiayssipn OF
Ustah essphsna. Jalias Bsseohn. al u Alba
JAhEs n. wAhkEn
Hsgistag.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06
auansas ~ Pubsseasses.
In che District Cosrt Of Bsrnalillo Coanty. Nev
Mexico.
hary Lee sehisfss. Complainant,
Charlie. b. soAi"s.r. Dssssdaa,. ""

Charles b. sohisfss. Dsssadaat.
Ths said defsedaDI Charles n. esAishsr 10
hsreby notihsd thai cait N chaaessy has bssa
eosnmenc~d eeaan:t bin IN " Dtststse Gear,
s. ss bS ma s % . srIs.. L 80 -
fos an absnlats divosps cad dlecqIstSoa q ths
marriage ties existing bstws'a cd pastisss ths1
anless POO :essr yoer appearanss n sai4 edit a
OF tsfgrs the arss day u tbs ssxt Oetqhsg ssrn
OF said coart, en@msacies On The 1svs day a Oe'
tobsr. iee4, 0ecree pro ooafeaDo tAsrsin viii b
rendered asAinse yoa.
Ci,sk and Rssssssr IN CSaassy.
-, solieil9rs Tor ConpislnAaI
Aibaaas<aes, n. T., Ausass .. isss
Citasiss ses Pus ies~isa.
In Ia coFts Dc d ssriso. Coadads d HsrAaiiilo.
Mari Les sehi.ssr. osss.as~ L.
Charlse D. sehisfss. Dsmasd.Ao. ~"
n dlcho dsnApdado, ChsFlss ID. Bshisfes. .
be sido ooDsnxade an contra q. Il 60 u Cafts n
D'stFtio .por 81 Ccnstado De nssnsiillo fssrs-
tofto do husvo hsjieo. pof dieks QasiAnis. saFJ
Les bchisfss, Gus q naturakesa a. rsievo % sses
rsso = pos Que 10 dtcha Qaeta,ts pasas ssf rpIs
" o do IA enion 6el matfamoalo skosa saislsui
dioha satrs gastante denaAtade Z soismsa's
que Y. sas. snt,nI "a spa.e:cia en- die..a esa,s
e &c snsss az urias. die dsl essmlne rssslsr y
dia Dc Oosabrs. isst dsossso pTs sosfssso a
ss'a sss~ sasssdo en- eosirs Dc V .
sscss.ssss I Asst.sr~SOs sn Cssosiiasis.
boiisitadorss pro QnsisAsa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06
q htps snseaaeS,

TEE ciruss says our good Eovsrpor 10
writing . book entitled "sAips tia. Pass
In the Night" Tom. dear boy. your
mistaken, II should DO. ..chips tha, Pas
In The Night" The New a.x,ean ~,,lI
please copy eorrscsi on.-Rineop Shan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06

ea00eas ~ Pshltesslsa.
rersisosl Of Nsv Mexico. County Of Bsrpaiiilo.
In the Distrtct CoaFt.
A,s... So. No. ''''.
ChAaessy for divorce.
Ths es,d dsesadast Albert Bssnasec, 10 hsssby
aotansd tAae salt N 1hancsey hss been COM
ssid coasis b nsssas:s Bssnssec. ps.sins that
NJ, 5: ssss .sa sss .S n sss . osi:
Ssss "a fsll.s o s.vgoS, :.s.. - .. Slil
i1si d. So.. q I'D dss.sSsss ssssr your oar
sppearsses In aaLd ssit On q heeors the arsf day
q tes oeteess ieA t.sI Of s.iS ooert, WHICH J.
hose IN Al6oqasraos 10 ala eoSnts. shs, : d.
crss pro eoaissso shessis VII 6: ssadsssd
's'''' goa Cher. and a.. e = Is Z Hsss.s:,
Boiioitor for Complainan.
Catseisn per Puslieaesea.
lilo % l. Core d. bissriss. 49, ~
. ....,' -: s....'''' No. ''a
Cksaesriiiia para divorcio.
sssAo g po' :s.s .rra,ss
somsnsssi9 sa g eSnsra On 4 Corts dc hs,rito
csrss Bssssseo, rossado ass Ia %ssrimoaio o..
sss q Z: Ss.s q o. ssss
ba,o 10 nismo, y sl dioAo pisito ss'a funda % 90
bss sbandoaamienso W pare aver fel,sdo
Ss.,. 'a sDDS1si.s ,as.sSo $500 eos ' sa:.oi. a.
IL nisss, va esss notiAcsdo d. DO, or 20 az
psesacia On 81 dicho pislto sp s eoss de- csrts sn
prosino Ssrmina. u cuai comsnssss 81 primer
Isnss d Outabss, Ise<. 0 an d~erssc pro con-
fesso sssa dado sn eaatFs Dc vd,
q. n. BROW,
Kscsibano Hssistrsdos en- Chanossillla.
b. q. hopHv,
Bosioiios por u oastaass
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06

-. - 49, s.ss s,s -
September, end De
cembes t@ I bad .
twelve pound baby
giri. When 7 wsa
eonAnsd Y ass sef
nfi fs say sW. ]
did MOI sunes ssy
ps pain, and whs. Ms
cd into another roeas
keep your Rxtrses o.
smart. Weed On kasA
all the time. n was
very cold weather
me our room was
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06
nsstee Ger Pubihcs ties.
Homssesad No. 1eeO.
Land One as uanta ", N, n,

Nspssnbss 10. iss4.
nss,s: Z A;sssS give. sA:s :. q z. iSi!cyias.
m: .f: :oass. 'c s .... g q ~ c
bssssiifie ecssay. q Albaaussaee. y. r.. on
Sss Ut 4 u TIN yssi sssr Is: w. 'osa''0a' for
He Aaiae shs iellcwias Witnesses 70 prove his
oonsiseors rsssdeess sPen; snd eaitivssioa q,
hart z-s.s u. Aiiss. Es,' L. SsSisi.s, al Of
Albsessrose, N. n. JAsss H. NALikk,
kssists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06

Mrs.. PARENT. wife Of the RailroAd Az.
suue hoo, aud shoe repairer. 10 recover
ing fr,rn u serious illness, under the care
Of DR.. Pesrcs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06

Wy sod but did mot tahs any cold. snA
sevsI mad any after. pain o. any other psin.
~ xss all due 70 Cod snd Dr. Pieycs's Pc
vScss rssssrip,ieo and composnd Rssrsct
ssnS "a LIVED , This To- the eighth living
fired sverythinE that aesh eoaId saiv., ~
ne otnef babies. siways had a dcrsog
est thsn re could not help me- very 1reh'
pei this u"s my mother and my kusbanz
wer e,o.s W. me. Ny bahy wa oalv
ssvsn Gays ose wssn got up ana dsssss3
80 sen ~ toom and stayed up en- dsxs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06
riass Apprsvea.
USirRp SrArHs LAsD OHYicy, !
SANTA IN, N, 4 Oct, 4, 1894, (

UNITED SrArs LAkD OYFicF,
SANTA IN, N. 4 Oct. q, 1894,
Notice 10 hereby given tina, the APP
proved plass ~ the Official survey of the
following tow nships, to-wit;
Township 10 north, range 10 west.
Township II north, rang. 8 west.
Township ID nnr'h, range IL west.
Township IL north. range \ west.
Township "a north, range ~ west
Township 10 north, range ~ west.
Township 10 north, range 10 west.
Township - north. range 10 west.
Township II north, range 10 west.
Township IL north, range II west.
Township 10 north, range 81 west.
Tnwnship II north. range . west.
Township Is north, range 81 west
Township II north, range ~. II. 10.
10, II. IL, ~, 20 and ~ weet
Township ~ north, range - west.
OF the New Mexico meridian. will be
6lsd in this office on the 9th day Of No
vember, iS93, and on and after said date
w will be- prepared to receive Applica-
tons Tor the entry of lands in said town
ships.
JAMES II wALKRa. Register.
PEDRO DxLdADo. Receiver.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06
0s~t HtCr CeUer.
n..,se.s Ce-.me.ees q. seal, cess.
lac Wsaw~r

n..,sess Ce~we.ees IN neas, cess.
lee wesuer.
On the Unitcd States side of Oh. court,
John W. scboheld. receiver Of the Albu.
queriue National bank, on yesterday ~.
coverSl Judgments against the following
amounts Carleton J. Ennis. W. W.
Iti,e and W W. Clsllsn. tise.06, q. l..
Brooke, t2,s7ilt, Albuquerque SAM.
,srium company, t9,Ot3,tb.
The United States docket was called on
ali cases in which arrrsts were made, de.
PENDANTS were csllr,l. srraigned aud their
cases ~, for trial.
The uni,-i States grsrd jury was EN-
pannelct on yesterday, and W. II. white.
hill was appointed ,or~mAn aud they Ian.
n-,iistsly began their work.
M"ies,o ORTIZ was appointed inter.
prefer for the United states grand jury
On th. territorial side " the court con-
siderable business has been done the past
three days
On yesterday III. panel 81 the territorial
grand jury was completed. A. II. Jone,
wns appointed foreman, Bias Lucero. In.
,errr-,-r, and the first session was held
yester,iay afternoon. A great deal al
business 10 awaiting the attention 81 thi'
grand jury, a. THE CrrIEss !. informed
there are over forty prisoners now In the
county jail,
In th. case Of Ror-nwsld Bros. W
joe. Manuel Bacs, . suit In Assumpsit b,
attachment trom Union county, q Judg
ment for tt7Sgs was rendered. agains
the defendant aud the grounds for a,
| tachm.nt were sustal ned
10 the case 81 Riseman Bros. Va. W. A
Daggs ri al. Warren, Ferguson 4 Brunei
enter their appearance for the defendant
and were given To the third Monday
plead.
In the case Of y. x. Sturges W. Cbas
Yondorf. Assumpsit by attachment, th'
cour, ordered the attached property s"l'
10y ia. sheriff and the sheriff to turn II
The proceeds ~ the sale 10 the registry q
the court, subject to its further order.
wilmington II. Owens va. the Equitable
Lii. As.ursnc. Society injunction Thu
cAse was heard yesterday on the defend
ants notice 10 dissolve the temporary In
junction grsnt.-l on the 32d 81 Sept-m
her, restraining the sAid society frou
turning over Ia J u. W. v.cder, Of La
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