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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-04-05
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Correspondence ofthe Argus.
Mr.. Will Tricket has disposed Of
his dry goods store to Mr.. Arch
Browning, of Deor Park, Md. Mr..
Browning states that he viii sell on
the cash principle, which we think
is a step in the right direction,
since the trust system seems to
wonderfully dull the edge OF hus-
bandry and causes many poor
mans property to be sold at dis.
count, and it causes merchants TO
add about 20 per cent. more profit
to their goods than they would
otherwise. There is n class OF peo&
pie who make as many store nc
counts as they possibly can, and
idle their time away and pay as few
as possible. The man who pays his
debts will find it as easy To pay
beforehand as to pay afterward,
Our people speak of organizing a
Sabbath School on next Sunday
that will combine the Lutheran and
Methodist churches, which means
another failure, rs has been the
case for the past five years at this
place. II we have denomination
al school let it bo UNCONVENTIONAL,
and if we want a nnion lot 1t be
union. We don't believe in half
way doing nor being respector of
persons. This shoddy Christian
cloak which so many put OH is only
intended to freeze Christianity out
of existence. We should at least
open the Sabb,th School doors to
those who make no profession, thus
showing that the denominations
mean to do work. We believe
that the Sabbath School is nearer
the form of apostolic religious as
sembling than what we now cali
preaching.
The Rev. Hall is yet on The sick
list.
The meeting at Cain is conduc-
ted Wy the Rev Woodruff.
The Rev Barnes has been pre-
vented from preaching for some
time on account Of severe attack
Of the mumps.
Mr.. N. b. Browning will take a
trip to Indiana during the present
week to look mp q land trado.
Mr.. Zal ReckarC has one more
boy added to his family.
Mr.. Tom Mattingly has become
our mail crrrier for awhile. Mr..
10. j. White will resume farming.
Mr.. Daniel Miller has moved on
the farm Of David Shaffcr, aud will
farm for him this season.
Mr. james Mattiogly and mother
are preparing to move near Oak
land. and their vacancy will be
filed by VIM. Riley. K.
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PLEAsANr DAIs.

Correspondence ofthe Argus.
The late cold wave Killed most
of the fruit.
Tho wheat was also injured.
There was large congregation at
the church last Sunday, but the
Pastor failed to come.
"Aunt Sally White is quito sick
at tliis writing, aud there is little
chance for her recovery.
Uncle Joseph Feather of Bruce
ton, was visiting in our community
last Sunday.
MIR. Roy Carroll, of Kingwood, is
spending a few days ut the home OF
his grandfather, Rev. jacob Bower.
w. X.
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Arril I'd. 1894

Train No. on saturday evening
while ascending the grade near the
Swltch-back struck a large rock
which bad rolled down the bank.
The engine was but slightly injured.
The train was delayed about balfan
hour. Mick" Austen SAYS the
rock weighed not less than three
tons. Jack Sterling says the reason
the engine was not thrown from the
track is because McGee and Conley
bad been steaming up al week on
goat milk" and we're ready 10 'butt
ANYTHING that came ia The way.
We don't know II Jack il aot5le
OF judging or not, perhaps he has
been fcasting on milk from The
"pooy man's COW"
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Advertised Letters.

The following letters remain un-
called for in the Kingwood Postof-
fee and II not claimed at the expi-
ration Of 80 Days will be sent 20 The
Dead Letter Office 1T Washington
Charles Heemans,
Miss Ella Kassman,
David Leftevrcb,
Y. S. Sbaffer,
). Slidell Brown,
Postmaster.
Arril I'd, 1894.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-04-05

pointed him to the Bedford county,
(Pa.) Circuit, making the third yoar
for him at this charge.
The Kingwood Epworth League
will be led BY James S. Watson on
Sunday evening. The subject is;
1.-The Earth is the Lord i" a
good meeting is expected.
We know now that Spring is here
for certainty, for our old "Jour-
neyman printer" Frank Campbell.
turned up again Yesterday, arriving
from the United States Of America,
somewhere.
William G.. Brown and Daniel
Fawcett left Tuesday for Union
town. Pa, TO buy cattle. Dan re-
turned yesterday; but Junior went
on to Pittsburgh.
Rev. Csrrico. of Halleck, has
been holding a series of meetings
at the Gordon Church, in Valley
District, the past three weeks. The
meeting closed Tuesday night with
over dozen conversions.
Mr.. j. l.. Sellars, of Marsden,
was in town yesterday, accompanied
by his brother, John Sellars, OF
Johnstown, Pa, and Mr.. Ohio
Speelman. Of Selbysport, Md. All
three are millers at their respective
homes.
II. Q. Childs is building a new
house on his lot just east OF ID. NJ.
Workings and situated on the road
to Trowbridge's Ferry. The build
ing is two-story ono and will be
Occupied by Mr. Childs, soon ms
completed.
Enoch Reppert is Having dwell.
ing house built at Watson, small
place near Fairmont, and soon as
completed 1t will be occupied by
Richard Lamar, his son-in law.
Robert Brown leaves next Monday
to work on the building.
Frank T.. Hackley has the
agency here for the Muskingum
Steam Laundry and Dye Work OF
lanesviilej Ohio. This ID strictly
a first class establishment and salts
faction is guaranteed. Leave your
order at the Barber Shop and il
will receive prompt attention.
Miss Grace Orr gave very pleas.
ant social party Saturday night to a
number of her young friend,y who
were invited IN to spend the evening
in honor OF her brother Morg an, who
was home from the University
With games, music aud refresh
mentsj 1.-THE time was passed in very
enjoyable manner by all.
III You are thinking Of placing
any fire, steam boiler or accident
insurance write to ID. S Gutherie.
kingwood, w. Va, for rates. He
represents, only the best companeys
and all business will be promptly
attended to. Better be Safe than
Sorry.
! The young folks of How esville
had big dance at Uncle Billy"
Greaser's Tuesday night. There
were about twenty-five couple pres
ent, and call danced purity aud a
good long while" 1t wss one of
the old time "break downs" where
everybody turned themselves loose
and had good time. "All sim
mered down" TIL daylight ere the
festive occasion came to an end.
Several handsome invitations have
been received here to attend the
Piano Recital of Miss Grace Martin,
tGfsd1ate In Music), at the Vir.
GINA College, Roanoke, Va, to be
given Friday evening, April 9Th.
The programme consist Of soIec-
tions from Bach, Beethoven, Mas
cagui, Chopin, Wickede, Henseet,
Raft, Koerner, HeDninges and Mo-
TART.
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DIR. James A. Cox of Masontown
dropped in to see us yesterday.
The protracted meeting down at
the Green's Run School House
closed Tuesday niRht with twenty
FIVE accessions to the church.
Ii the hair il falling out. or turn-
ing gray, requiring a stimulant with
nourishing aud coloriug food, Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Reviewer is
just the specific.
Miss Letitia Brown is teaching a
Spring term Of school at Glades
vile, with an ENROLMENT Of thirty
two pupils.
j. W. Dorsey. who is working in
in Office of the Oakland Repu5li-
can. was here from Saturday TIN
Monday visiting his folks.
DENTISTRY. DIR. G.. d. Hardy
will be at Brucetcn on the 9th of
April and remain 6 days. Teeth ex :
tIactei without pain. Call early
and make your engag ements.
p. A. Conlff of Rowles5ufgh was
here yesterday. He reports the
works at the Stone Crushcr at
Buckhorn, as going to resume opera.
ton next week.
Harrison Childs moved this week
from the Crane property on Tun-
Melton Street. to the Stone prop
erty on Main Street, lately vacated
by Lloyd Williams.
Col. Ben Wotring, who moved
from this county to Bsyard, is
Mayor of that thriving little cit,
and makes first class official.
Col LePage Pratt and Mr.. We.
Hough were here last Friday and
Saturday looking after the Keeley
Institute.
Clark Gldley moved to town to
day from DR.. Pratt's place into the
property near the depot, lately va
Gated by Dick Buckalew.
Hon. j. G. McGrew, is slowly re
covering from his injuries at Lees
burg, Lake county, Florida, and ex
poets to be able to return to King
wood some time in May.
For Writing Pads. Pen Holders.
Pencils, Paper and Envelopes, Day
Books, Composition Books, Not,
Books, etc., call at the ARGUS
Office.
George A. Mayer has moved from
Terra Alta TO Parsons, Tucker
county, where he is serving az
Deputy for Sheriff William Il. Cupp
who is brother-iu-law to Mr..
Mayer.
Comfy Court has been in session
here from Monday till yesterday
evening, when it adjourned till the
July tenn. We Will give the full
proceedings next week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Car.
roll Of near Pleasant Dale a fire Cir
blby Wednesday, March 18th, 1894.
DIR. w. s. Martin of this place the
attending physician.
Weaver Messenger has begun
work on bis new residence in tho
Brown Grove, near the Poor house
gate. 1t will be q frame, two
stories high.
Another select ball was given at
the Hotel Gordon, Monday night.
Over a dozen couple were present
and enjoyed the occasion very
much. l.. w. Hermans furnished
the music.
Backner Grimes arrived in towr
Yesterday from Bayard where he ha.
been blacksmithing for the Nordeck
Lumber Company. He is of on q
month vacation.
Rev. w. Il. Powell of Parkers
burg will preach at Gladesville,
sunday, April 9Th. at 1890 A,
NJ. aud administer the ordinance o.
baptism to about thirty persons.
James L. Stone has been appoint.
ed administrator OF the estate Of
the late Roy G. Stone. He CAV,
bond in the penalty OF So, 600, with
DR. j II Manoy,, ~ s.o,s;t
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Miss Winifred Jackson is visiting
her sister at Morgantown.

James NJ. Orr has returned to his
studies at the University.
Mrs. Ashford Gibson of Tunnel
ton was visiting in town last week.
Vernon For,ney left Tuesday for
Ncwburg to visit Arthur Clayton.
Arnold Werner, went 20 Wheel.
ing this week on business.
We desire to call special attention
to the advertisement IN this issue Of
tho Newburg School.
John A. Lantz, of Aurora, was
here OIL business Monday and Tues
DAY.
Don't fail to see the display of
new Spring Millinery at G. w.
Fawcett's.
Miss Florence Slafrer of Glades
vile has been here this wees visit
ing Miss lisa Monroe.
If you want a good honest pair of
shoes at very low price, 60 to
Taylor's, Shoe Store.
Services in the School Honsc on
Beverly Hill next Sunday by the
Pastor, Rev. r. S. Smith.
You Can't buy;Shoes and Slippers
anywhere else as Cheap "a you can
at Taylor's Shoe Store.
Ashford w. Brown of Valley
District was here this week and gave
us paying call.
Mrs. Mary jenkins, of Terra
Alta. IS visiting friends and rela-
tives in Kingwood.
For Playing Cards of all kinds
from 10 cents up, call at the ARGUS
Office
w. b. Parkhurst has had tussle
with the mumps during the past
week.
For any ard all Kinds OF legal
blanks address this office. Prices
only 80 cents per hundred. tt
Miss. Minnie linn and little sis
ter, Of near Gladesville. spent last
week visiting friends IN Kingwood.
Now is the time to buy your
Shoes, as they are going out at
Greatly Reduced Prices for the next
Is days. Z. w. FAwcETT.
Lawrence Hoke arrived to- day
from Massllon. Ohio. where he has
been attending School tho past
year.
Mr.. Emma Watson wife of
Daniel Watson of Resdsville, Is
very I'll with something like paraly-
sis.
Arthur Clayton, of Newburg.
was visiting in town from Friday
till Monday.
9. W. Dering is going to try his
hand at the sewing machine bust
ness and will remain with us.
Don't get off he track but go
straight ahead to Taylor's Shoe
Store and get the best shoes for the
least money.
Quarterly Moeting at the King
wood NJ. Il. church next Saturday
and Sunday. Rev. d. l.. Ash will
preside.
The venerable James Gibson, Of
near Tnnnelton, has been visiting
in town the past two weeks.
James e. Bird Of Bruceton, was
in town Tuesday aud gave rs a pay.
ing call.
We sell the Brown Hamilton
phVos, ib8 D5dJ ana Cheapest in
the world. Every Pair warranted.
Come in and sec them.
q. w. FAwcErr.
Major David stemple Of near Oar
mel was here Tuesday and gave az
a call. lie is 78 years Of age and
hale and hearty as most men Of
fifty.
Get your Flour from l.. NJ.
Albright. Plllsbury Famous "Town
Talk" and Lilly White" lower
chan before.
Joseph Ann Martin left to day
FOR Roanoke, Va, to visit his
daughters who are there at school
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-04-05

When Baby was sick. VIC gave her costofia.
When she was Child she cried FOR cassoris.
When she bccame Mics. she chung 60 cassosa.
WIN she had children, she ga9ethon Casioris
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
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I'll. b-st ~ gn1i feeling does not, q,
pr~s-ni, exist among our Italian citizens
sho rrsd. on north Broaiwsy. near the
water works, and deep carmine rcd per.
'n-a,rS the atmosphere ,h-r-ahou,s Yes.
t"riay afternoon. q, Z o'clock. Frank al.
'n",u ore ou, . warrant against al
nvanni p-iroucelli, charging the latter
vi assault upon . dwelling" Con.
stable Pr est made tho arrest, aud P-,iron.
o-llI gave an spp-arane. bond for his
Gearing before Justice Burke at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. After this r,,c-eding, liz.
nAcio SILVA, who in owner IL the property
upon wh,cr the assault WAS made. then
swnr- out q warrant against rc,ironcelll
aDd wife under the peace law, their trial
being s-t also NJ 2 this afternoon while
Constabl. Pres, was Arr-sting r-~iron-
cell aud wife. Ignacio struck Mr p, over
the head with . rock P~irunc-lli made
n brrsk for his gun. while his wif. gra
piece Of gas pipe about three feet long.
l, then looked dangerous for Iguac,o, and
they would have probably Annih,lA,ssi
hun. had no, the constable, with his pon.
derou- form. snA,ch-d the gun from the
hands u Pedroucclli aud then wrnche,i
the gas pipe from the hands Of the wife.
Silva. who had dealt the srst and only
blow. was then arrcssei'on tho charge Of
assault and battery. All three casss are
being heard this afternoon before Justice
Burke.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
sraAvs seCsD.
= ssss nee, 90 -sr.ys ss's.ss-

a aeee ms.t 90 -trsys aessest.s
IN svw nestee.
The New MEXICO Cattle Sanitary Beard.
through lie Ksnsss City inspector. esush,
fur bead of s,csrs from one car load Of
oa,,l. shipped into msrke, from Garden
City, Kansas, from . bunch Of about soo
head taken there year and half ago,
believing there nigh, he more 70 he found
with the cattle remaining 81 Garden City.
the board sent lie inspector there, this
week. lie found hneen big steers for
which no bills IL sale could lie pr"duc-d,
aud which w-r, Immediately cut ou, TOT
New Mexico owners as follows; f-lix
oli.-n. Liberty, N. M Joe Lopez. Las
Vegas, Nj Juan lguscio Bacs, Albert,
N MIA Z Curtis. Springer, N NJ,
John wolfori, Lewis, N. NJ; X Hesrn,
Rairview. N Nj wrsy h Irwin, Chilli,
N. MI Y. H,nkls. Upper penssco, N
NJ ! Augustine Vigil. Tramp.ros, N NJ,
and X Mingua, Puerto d. Luna, N. NJ
There we're four more, belonging to
James A BSiri. ~ Las Cruces, n. N
W A. Irwin, ~ NJ Pas, T.xssi Jo--pb
spis. OF Port sumner. N NJ, and Holt
Live Stock company. u Eddy. N N
which holders r-fus--d 10 give NJ, and foI
which owners will have In bring suit
R'gh head wer- Gu, on, by the Colorado
inspector f'r Colorado OWNERS, and thery
w-re seven heal With unknown brands,
for which holders could prriuce no orig.
uAl bulls ~ sale
A numn.r 1T cattle belonging TO New
M"I,cn "wnrrp have r-c-n,ly b..-n caught
At the s.n, Omaha yaris. Lac Vegas
stock Growrr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

The abssract Of the eleventh census oi
the Unitsd States. just Issued. 10 . vsiu.
able book Of reference. and unlike moe,
Of the printed matter sen, ou, by the gov.
erumeni. will and place In every pro-
fsssioual and business library. From Il
Ne So the following agures on our popu-
la,ion. which shows . gratifying growth
In every county Of the territory but one,
Tsos, where thsrs appears 10 be falling
Oh. Grant county shows the creates,
gain OF any 'unty between 1880 and
1880, San Miguel second;
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
WArERi wATERll
Capitalist cole Encourages All
In u Brief Talk.
THR hfAA CANAL

W o. Colr and daughter. M,ss Blsnch,
n Cole, len lac, nigh, for . trip to Cali
frnis, and. after = stay Of few weeks,
visi,ins all the principal e,ties and val
l-ys ~ in crest, will rvturn - Chicago via
the northern rout..
J NJ How.lls and Capt y n Day left
Tor SAINT. Fr last night.
The gentlemen were In the city y-st.r.
LAY, A. m-ntlnu-~l IN THn CIriras. and arr
owners - the local and santa Fe water
works. Mr. Cole 10 pr-siden, Il the M.
nicipsi Iuv.s,men, Company ~ Chicago,
Mr. How.lls 10 the chief engineer. and
Capt bay " IN. pr-siden, u the TIVE
nsmri water cumpani~s.
The gentlemen male . pleasant, hut
short, call =, THE Office late yesterday a.
,-rnp,n, AMI Ia several questions about
contemplated improvements by the MI
n,cipAl company, the buihling Il the cana
IN the m-sa aud the city in general, Mr.
Cole s,A,ei:
There Ia = bright future before Albu.
pu-rlu-, and dont SAy this because
attn Interested in several large enterprises
hut know !, tn b. fact, for capital u
luoklng westward. Ny company pur
CHASED Albuquerque bonds y-arr ago and
we have great faith In the future 81 ,h,
city. but I mus, s.y that mistakes bsv,
been male. which will b. obvi.,ed as IN,
city grows and your people regard ana
recognize Albuquerque from . Commercial
poin, - view. We are no, quite ready u
say what ". will do as 10 constructing q
canal on the mesa, but drive over . por
ton 81 the route surveyed convinced m'
that It IL practicable and would be u gres
b-n-6, On this point, Mr. Howslls. chic
engineer. can speak"
Mr. Howells stated that he would ~
ready 10 CIV, our people some definite
news IN r~gAri to building the canal apc
other improvements on his return ron
santa Re. which would be 10 about thre,
weeks HIS talk was brief, but, vas plAiI
rnou III to le, the reporter understand tina
the canal il n go"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
Ansth~t rsiIy.

Last night. the Hotel Columbus had an
addition Ia the family in the nature OF q
parrot. Don Carlos by name. who arrived
all the way from Monterrey. Mexico, When
be was ,n,ruiuced To the old household
net, Jim, the IL ter sA'd "Howdy." where.
upon Don remarked polly. otro tor"
which means "Polly. bring IN another
bulI e" The arrival came from Mr., and
Mrs. X. NJ Barbour, son in.lAw and
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. LockhArt. and
~ they sAiled yesterday from Tamp'eo ia
New York. where they viii spend tho win.
TER, they sen, Don here 10 be kept during
their abs-ucs from Monterey Don, II 10
siAt.-i, WAS raised near . bull sighting
pen. hence his love for bulls,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

Immediately after the adjournment of
the republican county convention 81 Sill
yer City, \. LindAuer, IL D1Ining. sent
the following dispatch tn Dick Hudson
aud Jo. 4. sheridan. who were defeated
fnr the nominations II assessor and county
commissioner respectively
The PopuiIsts' iaioh.s,rins hanEs outsid" the
door;
And there's room on the inside Tor iew more
To which they replied;
HnJ.on and Sheridan are true 10 the core,
And bsttsr Rspa blicans than ever bsfors.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

Noa Ilfsld. 81 the Immense dry go"is
hrm " ilf-ld Bros,, who recently return
c,i from the east. informed las CITIZEN
representative this morning that he ID
fearful that the price Of wool this fA! will
b- much lower than Las, year, and that
the raissrs will hardly realize go"i l'S-
ing from their clips. Mr. HELD knows
whA, b. il talking About, for he ~ clo~e
observer and very conservative in his de-
clArAtIDns.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
sheer lsaussry Dsse az

J.P seldomridgs, Of Colorado, one Of
the brs, pcstsd men on sheep In the west.
in review ing the condition Of tina, busi-
nsss. rscsutly sAid'
"Ir 10 amply ss.tlsd, and completely
ruined. We ere buying good SHEEP here
for Al n piece. and | understand they
ar- ceiling in California snr twenty i've
cents, In TACT. ! heard of 9 man Who
went W the coast IA pick up some and he
found them offering ., this prios. II dill
no, nay him TO buy As he can come up Ia
q seventy cent frie.h, point and pick w
better ones forti
Talk about the Navajo Indians starry
ius shouh think they woald. They
have shesp enough To keep them snusn'
under anything like . market, but what
tbey sol Iourtsen AMI niustssn cents fos
a wear sse, they ARE gettin9 . nickls fos
now That 10 all A-y Of as sro sottiug
The Consequence is. II does not pay V
raiss shesp. Rv-ry shssp man knows
this. and sks who. lot O; thsn arc trying
10 r.s rid 81 their aocks, That also has
hammsrsd down the prsos The business
IL ruiusd. aud there 10 nothing In ths
world can revive Il but restoration q
tho tariff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

netiee.
In the ristrics Court 90 ths Beoond Jadieisi
District OF Nex Me 100. vtthtn and for thu
Coanty % Berpsiiilo,
asrslAmo Gi0mi. Piainiid,1
Pempso Ruseoni and Gate No. sas7.
isas.oni. his wife, lie
The s.id defendants, Pompse Raseoa,. b
cosamene.d asainss him IN The Dtssrtst Uesr
for tbs Coonty % BernAlilio, rssriGwy q Nov
nsHten, By satd plaintiff, asecla1o 0ionL
dsmAaes claimed eix handred snd twelve
eSi1 uo) dollss~, aad that nm go poo saess yoaf
sges.r.nes IL ed eai, on or bssess ehs essi das
msacins 90 Tie aSss day Of Ossoh.r. 4. D. isUA
Judgment By d. fault thsrsln Will b rsndsrsd
Asaansf yoa. JOhNtfOh 4 1NlCAk>
Attorneys fos Piaintta.
Aviss.
IA h Cosss Dc Distri.o. Condsdo d. Bsnsliilo.
8srolsmo Gloui. Aesor,l
re-? -: g: =; :.!!. CT: No. So"
so .osaaesdo. ase IN pisa,o = eessslss =
embareo b stdo soa&ssaAo On euQSse q q =
. Cost det Dastrsso pos 81 CVNAeAo e RguA-
lille 1ssFttosto d kssvo netiso, pos -
srt2s, 'ss.olane 0ao0i. pssjedisios 6sssen4a4ss
~ sssess dss psss Sesisl Z Sc sslsessss
...s q: rn:s az al ss.ise e': ~: 80: 3. o.
q eesbss. lsst, isislo pr oaisios g p sass.
joHssros 4 yl>ICAI.
Aeesados pc Assos.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

A. Il u'cl"ck this evening before Jus
ucc Lockhart, George Moore, - mschin
ist. who has nnly been here for n few
weeks. will be- tried for the thief, ~ t5
Yesterday afternoon, nj I "'cl"ck.
Burlrrnn stepped into III" \, Elmo "a
loon and drupp-I n roll at gr-enbAckr
amounting Ia S5S N,"r 5,nop-'i down
aud on rickiu. up ia" money len the "a.
lrnn 10y way IT ia" rear door. Al that time
Burleson missed his money and At once
suspected Moor- Burl-son than started
ou, To- hud Mour-, and las, night lac was
discovered gambling. having sp-nt more
than half the money stolen. Policeman
r rnoff hen arrested and placed M"nre
in jail lie coui.rren having picked ~
the money. Munr- il the sane party that
lor' snm. mon"y recently and attempted
To- commit suicide while stopping Al the
San f.lip~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
% q sters

A. u. Jones and Georg. Nsbe. two A.
lautir n Pacific shop workers. went out
Ia hear canon, In the snndis mountains.
yesterday morning IN n days hunt, ~.
turning LAT. in the afternoon. The trip
was rucc-ssiul one. fr,m q hunter y
standpoint Of view. for Messrr, Jones and
Maize secured several dn.-nH 81 quail, u
number II squirrels and several young
rn,tnn,ails Mr. Jones Jaw bear. weigh
ing as much ~ 2?5 pounds, bu, he could
ne, get close enough Ia bring down
Bruin with a we'll directed shot