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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-07
m THE LAWS GRIP.
Breaking up of had Gang OF Counter
fciters.

u
feiters.
NEW YORK, Aug. limited Sta ties Sc
cret service officers employed in a big
counterfeitiug case are filling the Office of
the secret service bureau in this c;ty with
paraphernalia with which the band was
producing its spurious wealth. The plant
OF the cOunterfeiters is situated on n
small farm at Bethel, Conn. Chief Will
lam p. Hazen, of the, United States secret
service department at Washington, and
Chief Forsythe, of the New York division.
gave the following outline of the work
which has been done in the case. Ii np-
pears that the detectives have been work
ing on the case since June Is They made
an important point when they arrested
Samuel A. Massey, a restaurant keeper in
this city.
Completed "a Deal for Queer"
An advertisement in New York news
paper was answered by a person whose
name is withheld The latter. believing
there was something wrong took the let
ter received to the secret service bureau.
1t was answered by Chief Fcrsythe, who
managed to bring the advertiser and the
man who first replied TO the advertise
ment together. The advertiser proved to
bs Massey. He proposed to sell the other
party $3.400 wort Il OF counterfeit money
for Sl00 Chief Eorsythe was informed
lie provided SlC0 marked money and the
deal WAS completed. Messey was arrested
with the marked money in his possession.
Then followed the arrest of Russell ID.
Hoyt at Bethel. Conn. Later John w.
Murphy was also arrested and SO was Lo-
renzo Hoyt. brother of Russell Hoyt.
Captured Same of the Countsrfeits.
Detectives have been searching the
premises where Lorenzo Hoyt lives for
several days. They have been rewarded.
Chief Forsythe displayed sl2 Oo1 in one
package. This was in $40 bank notes
with the Webster head and were call, i
good coun,er:eits. They had not, how
ever, been put through what is known as
the coffee coloring process. This gives
the spurious notes the appearances of hav.
ing been in circulation. The chief also
showed large numter of other hi 5
which have gone through the .'coffes-col
oring' and We're ready tor use
Digging for the Printing Press.
At l!oyt's house at Bethel We're found
all the plates, paper, ink, red silk thread
and other articles used in he manufac.
ture Of the spurious money. Chief For
sythe would not say OF what part OF the
premises they We're found. lie said the
detectives are now digging mp the ground
ground the Hovt house to find the print.
ing press which is believed to be buried.
Among the plates found were the back and
front plates and the United S;ntes treas
ury seal for $40 note on the Mystic River
| National bank. of Mystic River. Conn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-07
DeliS ate Diseases

OF e,,he, sex. however induced, promptly, thor
ougsiy and permanently cured. send III eents
m stamps for large Illustrated treatise, nailed IN
plain sea envelope. Worlds Dispensary NeG-
icsl Aa.ociat.on, eG3 Main street, bunaio, y. II
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-07

Thousands OF new patrons have
taken Hoods Sarsaparilla this season
and realized its benefit in blood puri-
fed and strength restored.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-07

TROY. Aug. 5.-The proprietors of the
p?ol rooms here were notified by the police
III close their places They refused and
Will fight the police in court
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-07
EX-GOVERNOR BLAIR DEAD.
He Was Michigan's Chief Executive D,-
Ing the War;

JACKSON. Aug 1.-Ex-Goyernor a,,s.;,
a,r' Michisan's war executive, died at
ms nome In this city of uremic poisoning.
Inc end had been expected hourly since
Friday morning. At his bedside wers h;s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-07
CHICAGO'S STRIKE
All Off So Far as 1t Concerns
the Railways,
EXCEPT ON TWO OF THE LINES,

Fight still To Ee Kept Up on the Santa
Fe and G. and f. I.-Pullman Also Left
In TrOuble-Debs Leaves for Terre
Haute and Makes Some Disclaimers
Violence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

cit'ce throaghou, the country are printed
by Brads,ce,'s \ss rule. en- improve.
men, hss ensu-i ~ the r~sat a ,h. w.
NOV ~ isrih upccr,A inty. whether the
imp W m'nt wnl IT, pernaneu, or 10
met lesiprsry AMI sentimental. ssch
a. tia, which followed the f~.-sl - ,
sherman silver sw, Va = qurs ,n on
which the business men AMI ina ulHetar.
,rs interviewed by Br.dstre-t's ,iia,r
A feature 10 hund In DECLARE, "ns ff,.m
manufacture ~ S~'len gosis, glass
sHrr, I-',hr ~ Aud irn and steel ., va
riur c-n'"'u ~ I'rsiuction that wages
will proha ~ h- r~iuc-,l s- the rcsul, II
the Substitution e the wil-,n Till Ter the
Mckinley act
In cuntr"iisiiuetpn b. th-s- unfav"r.
able signn ~ the unit-i states. Brnd.
streets prints this brief, interesting and
hgnihcan, announcement fipm Toronto,
Canada
THE new United States tariff, u u
though, hcr~. will b- advantageous Ia ,ni'
country, and = revival in many indus
TREE H. lookri fH"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

The h~t"n Daily Traveller, under tie
i,rguus cap,ion, ,eyHwS ,h" rum
wruugh, by the Democratic party in the
country turing the ,w" ysars ~ their al
rniniriiAliun There may d. no grrat
nhurkp ~ lssuIy ~ 'h" arrangement, but
unfortunately what - pal "f u IL true, "a
may u, gathered from the following;
Democrats rou,rnl has alrcady ros, the
country more actual money than iii the
fru, yontr' war fi III" main,"nancc II
the uniun
This tea startling statement, hut II IL
absolutely ,ru"
L".- than 49, Year, 4 ,l"m"-rn,ic con.
ttul hrs r.lurri m"r. men uf fnrmer II.
hu"ur" 4" absolute poverty tlan any
p,h"r twenty y"nrr ~ IL" nr,"r! IT W."
tinted States
T. has practically hankrupt~l mos, ~
~. .i,.a, raj roads NJ the west, and Grip.
pl..d man, ~ ,hr south nub ras,
hAr thrown "ui e heretofore ~. III
able employ men, All army ~ men greater
than war ever commanded by the irwin
.iui, ,;,nrtai Grant, aud hr commanded
more men than any ether general IN the
history IT a." world
II has converted honest and industrious
m-. hAui,s iui" strikers AMI uAmIs all
"vrI the AMI
Il hA- Ifu,b.d Aui starved tender W..
men and little rhildrrn. leaving them
numc,rns And ~,th"ut hoi~
I, hA- pArAly l,-i trade, H,npI~d the
beating ui miihun- II Industrious ham.
mrrr aud sil-nc,~i the hum of countless
loum- and -rludlr- IN the south A. well ~
"a the north
II has r,tuced the farmrrr ~ this
| ,pun,r, alm"r, 20 - state ~ vArsalage
NJ un- has prh,'-i W all this unlcs'
| lac lac rlrctiAt.-l nu the mirhrtunes al
his fellow men. tur Il has been All Abro'
lutr destruction "f property and the wiz
ing uut Il values ~ with "a HITngr.
H. ANY dictator, rmI~rr ar king coui'
have "ppr-r.,Si a gr''a, people rs 'h'
democratic party hs. donc.he woui' hAV'
l,.-n n-ut.nc,.i to death thousand tim.'
and the sentences summsrily carried int
effect
Ne, even the mo-, Ahl~ct AInlngist {"
d-mrra,ic failure can point 4" On" singl
49,, II the democratic majority that ha
benefited the country IA tue slightest de
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
IntsrNatina LeNtaR.

The utter emptiness Of the life of
en- Idle woman OF the upper class 10
the last century Is illustrated by the
following letter, which was actually
written by French countess 10 the
absent count;
Dear Husband-Not knowing what
else 10 do, I will write To You.
mot knowing what 10 say, ] win
close. YEARLY yours,
CovETIss DE R."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
GRAINS OF GOLD.

Truth 10 never afraid 70 walt
A long face 10 not . passport 10
heaven.
The troubles we most fear never
happen.
There 10 nothing moro contagious
than example.
God never gave anybody the right
10 be disagreeable.
Hurry and worry are both great
enemies 10 health.
No prayers except those the heart
speaks are heard In heaven
People who are not 70 bs trusted In
Avifes ere not TO bs trusted anywhere
A reformer 10 often . man whose
neighbors wish no would begin 90
himself.
We are all the time making ohsrae
TER, whether We are doing snythins
olss or not
Statues are moulded by litts
touohsa Characters are FORMED II
the same way.
The world 10 not suffering 90 much
for want Of more preaching 40 II ID for
more practice.
You can't tell much about mana 70
ligiou by Whist he doss when he knows
he In watched
One OF the hardest Lessons 10 learn
10 that We are made out Of the sams
kind Of slsr ~ other folka
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

TVS appropriations made during the
present session Il congress arr greater
than ,hoee provided q, the hrvt session Of
the Fifty. fire, congress famous bill.
lion dollar congress whsvse prrform-
auc-s almost CAUSED the patriotic democ.
rscy Ia despair 81 the future u their he
loved land. Mr.. Cannon places the en-.
cess at s27 ,?6s, s5s,72. and this in spite
Il the fact tina, the appropriations fo'
pensions THE year are t29, 099, 5o4 IS lees
than was appropriated last year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

EDWARD FoLsoS of HA,nnondsport, N
Y. is accused II having planned thre,
murders. made three attempts 10 rob q
bank, fired eleven buildings, passed sew
cral forged notes, eloped with the villAx,
belle aud twice attempted suicide--All IL
two weeks. And yet New York paper,
still talk about dime novel eesperadoes Ia
the west.
TnE new tariff bill reduces the impor,
duty on cotton goods from 8 TO II Per
cent. and on cloths frow IL To so per cent
according 10 quality. OF course ouI
home manufacturers must reduce wages,
and the l.gi,iw.,e result 10 . strike In
Nov Rngland Of II,Oo0 operatives on
gagged In the manufacture Of theee goods
Bon lHoxnsoLL and some Of the New
York newspapers have scored . gres,
success with their suicide fad. Thirty
people have killed themselves In tina,
city in the last month. This devilish
opa.andA may be . cougenial occups
ton foi the leader OF tha pagans, but Il Ia
mighty poor business for . newspaper.
tbs number Of millionaircs In Rngland
10 not 80 great a. one might believe, Ac.
eoriing To the report Of the income tar
officials, there are In Englapd seventy
one persons with an annual income oil
$2sO. 900, over I 100 draw $bo.ooo annu.
ally, and only about 10000 have an In
come Of $4,000.
THn effect Of the new income tar upon
the people Of the United States viii de-
pend greatly upon circumstances. A
great many eastern people will worry be-
cause they are obliged to pay Il, and al
immense majority Of western men will be
unhappy because they have no income
upon which 10 asssss Il.
TEE pension appropriation bill this
year shows decrease Of 81, s<9. $50, bu,
the Indians were given $i,%7b,t0s more
than two years ago. The Indian is worth
morr In the mind OF the democratic con
gress than the veterans.
The Eddy Argus says; This Ii rs-
publican year In New MEXICO. despite the
bribe Of statehood thai the New Mexican
holds out, with the eonssnptibls three,
that Il will bs denisd us unless the terri
tory goes democratic"
The sAn MArcisl bee says; 1.-THE pre-
MUM list Of the 18th annual Territorial
Fair 10 out and 10 full Of interesting mat
ter. This fair promises 70 be very sue
cessful aud will likely have . large at
tsndAnee."
THz republicans Of this city are getting
together. and will organise strong club
for active work In the approaching cam
paigu.
CrIiIxArIos 10 pushing westward with
stAtsly strides. The stores Al williams,
Arisous. are nov closed on Sundays.
BRApsraxsr's and Dun's reports do NO,
show that the passage of the tariff bill
has hslpsd trade and manufactures.
HAHsosS prevails In chunks In bsr-
nalillo county political circles
wAoss low. lower, lowest, 10 The demo-
csAtio tariff plan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

Thnee who have used DR.. King's New
Discovery know lie value. and those Who
have not. have now the opportunity 70
try II free. Call on the advertised drug.
sist and got . trial bottle freq. scnd
your name and address 10 H X. Buckles
b Co., Chicago. and get . sample boz Il
DR.. king's New Life Pills frye. ~ we'll ~
q copy IL Guide 10 Health aud Household
Instructor. free. All Of which 10 gusraR.
tecd TO do you god and cost you nothing.
DR.. Thos. II. Burgess b son's Drugstore.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

Iuu ~ connitts-.- are r,-lns~trsi IT, max al
prutet Arrangements zoe tho huldns ~ count
Conventions and the sel~ctini ~ d~lesai~..
Under etisuus rul-.. alter, aies are pct a
lowed and proHie. can pO, IT, rrcusnised uni, a.
held b . r~eisisnt 81 the same c,inty NJ ~.
delegate fur whom the holder 10 the pfoxi ac's
CVunty cun,entiuns will be comIs-s~i ~ del
erst chu-cn ~ pte-'inct mhS- nesting
I'ounty commit 49,. will arrange Zee aud call
prseinet mas- mce,inss naming The exact Tim"
Where NO cnn,y COMMITTEES e,isis. the men.
taf ~ tho territorial central cummittVe Nill ca
thn precinct n,sss meetings.
tuu ~ c,nNenttuns shnuli " hsld net iai"f
than saturday, tepisml-t = l-ft
The chairman sud -scrViatt " urecinri ih'~'
ins- vNi certify b. ti'" chairman ~ e',unp r"ui
mi,te-,@ hist ~ delegate el'ctTsi tu u" c'Hh)
con v~ntion.
lie rhairmsn aud ,--',.iafS ~ C"untJ c"n
s-ntiuns vill c-tti'J let ~ delegate ~l"'f' 81
10 tie territorial C,nNtt'ut 'd ~ all ~" -hi '
to IN s-rrr,Afy ~ his 'mIri't", ~ SanH ~
nta later than September Is. lsri
t'ounty c,,uyentiu u- ar charged With a."
proper organization - ~ IHTti IN the s~'efNl
etnntrp. aud particularly I" --H that Al "ihci h'
eOautt c"mni','- ts hsin'i ~ r'rtl c'lh0 n,'.'
that n, tni.f - AyI-th'sSi IT, ~ sN-fS " cinc',
All citizens ~ this territofi ~ho Ir Va ta,''
81 Vtutectiun to Uof uuu Industries, tatnrn
Larry tho ~uni sruwine AMI Hihins lht~fee =,
and desire To- &c. the I'aril p1~siF~i Ia surt""a
Amsstcan indnstriT. ~ again tur"ish i'sut-'f
lAipf conl,etinon succs~t vho '~ll.N" IN
an tuue.i, faif and lusi A.irninlstrAti.u ~ pnh
lic Affairs. Who ~" IN fAVutSf .iAte.'r-l alh
consequent tbhul 81 capl'Afand 'mn,sran't
and vho condemn Ito Astion 81 the titty-uh
cunaruua and the dam, rrstie tNrV VA h",t a.
tenn pfs a. tie-frt,J srsatsat tuduSiri"e N-
lead and silver mihins, ar- earnestly shh ooru .
aliy invit q Ia at With ID" republican l"p
and attend its me, tiass and Cpni.nti"n.
Chairman Rst,uhl,oan central Commits.
L. 4, HvoHSs, sectc,arJ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
mater CAaesa Arre.sea.

Last evening q special Unitsd States
Officer placed under aires. Major Chason.
one Of Los AnimAs sounty's old time and
prominent Mexican citizens, charging him
with fraud In ocnnestioa with pension
matters. He was taken before Commis-
sionsr Cook this morning and admitted 70
bail We hope aud bslisvs that the Ma
jos Will BE- aba 10 sssablish hh innocence.
Trinidad Chrouicis,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

THH santa ~ Republican says THE
records IL tine colorado Irrigation Engi.
neer show that more than 10000 cubic
fee, Of water are appropriated from the
Rio Grande above the New Mexico line
This IL a fact Yet Ansonio Joseph Nun
chsus-n 10 now earnestly engagcd in lob.
bying a bill through congress for . new
Colorado ditch"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
ir MEAss Low ER WAGES.

The effect ON business and industry Of
the passag. Of the Wilson bill through
congrrss and the general belief that the
president will permit the bill 10 become
Law, In indicated by Brads.rss.'s con-
msrciai agency. Special ts'sgraphic and
mail adyices summarizing interviews
with more than 500 leading Wholesale
dealer. and manufacturers at forty .ssvsn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

THk days ARE senribly growing shorter,
And the long evenings of the plcasan,
weather steal in with u sense ~ content.
meu, and enjoymsn, which renders them
very attractive. Time ai-s rapidly and
II surprises none Ia hnd that they are al.
ready far advanced in the latter half Of a
year tina, seems IN have opened upon then,
but Yesterday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

Baitimore's health authorities ere
destroying the mattresses used ~
lmmigrants - fsst - they arrive
The bedding Of 600 was destroyed enc
Day last week. Last year 10000 mat
tressss were burned, and the nambss
this year has reached l,s0a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
asslR sha VAR.

Tue Territorial Fair Will be- held a Al.
bsqasrqss scu~sneiax Tuesday, Sep.
tsmhsr 18th. and Continuing sosr days.
Everybody who possibly can. should pss
forth IN ssort to assis. In making ths
fAir success Gather mp so@sthinx and
fovwsrd for sxhibisloa and " you s.a
spare The tino and expense. give tAs f.lr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

aou,h tsrn. - ,.crn meg.
Rarnwcll county, Sm;h Carolina
hrs is.year q. I negro who, al q
proiiyy ~ memory is ~ much mors
Of u wonder than Mccartney, We
Hauu ct al ~ that liz M thoss
freak. were above the average 81 hs.
mainly. His first great feat, aud that
upon which his fame will probably
res, when he goes down into HE
tory" was that OF committing 70
memory the entire book Of Genesis IL
two hours and hfty-two minutes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

In order 70 INTRODUCES Chsmbsrlain's
Cough Remedy here ws sold several
dossu bottles ON strict guarantees and
have found ever bottle did good ssr-
vice. We have used q ourselves and
think Il superior 70 any other. ". l..
howrey, Jsrvisvills, W. Va. Tce saJs
by r. II. Burgess d son. Druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
a Aappy R0aing.

ottsrville, va.-Por 6fsssn years wss
great sufferer from dvspspsss and no&h.
Ing rslisvsd me until 1 tried sinuoss
Liver Regulator. Thh 10 the bsss nsdi.
cine In the world. am now IN good
health.-Mrs. N. J Collins Your drug.
get sells Il In power or liquid. The pow.
der 10 be taken dry or made into tss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

Kenneth Bassaors had the good tor
tune 10 rscsive q small bottle Of Cham
berlAin's Collie, Cholera and Dis rrhoss
Remedy when three msmbsrs Of his fAm-
ily were sick with dyssntry. This one
small bottle cured them ali and be had
some len, which be gave 70 Geo. ".
Bader, . prominent merchant Of the
place, lewiston, N. c., and Il cured him
Of the sams complaint. when troubled
with dyssntssy, diArrhoea. cole and
ehcssra morbas. give this remedy trial
and you will be more than pleased with
the result. Tue praise thai naturally
tollows lie introduction and uss has made
10 very popular. Twenty-Five and Hfty
cant botiiss for sale BY I. II. Burgess 4
Son, drugxists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

viii the New Mexican please answer
this queslioat what was the amount ot
reward paid 70 sheriffs for capturing
criminals in Mora and Ban Miguel ooun-
si.s since oovci nor Thornton occupied
tho executive acknowledgements DEM
crat.
The highest reward offered by the gov
ernor for the capture of any criminal In
San Miguel or Mora county was $500.
which. accoraing To our Mathematics. 10
JUS, ons-third the sum paid by republi-
can Candidate Dryer six years ago Cor
the Democrats support Of HE political
campAisu a. delegate In congress. New
Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
lprum pstar,isy's Daiiy.D

|
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DR. " W hsrr'~a' WIZ re'"rn ''O"
p~nver and Msn''ou' 0"iorHno' "o n'o-
""S "'
City JA'or Tyler - hAppy' o." VIE aou
daughter having rr'urn-d 'ro'a ssn
D'eg"' Val
ID {. srauiding' representative OF
h'eh"I prc'' " again 'h 'ne c"S' res"
Hr'ns fr"n MITCHELL
Mrs. X. &. wshiner aud daughter.
I'ila' rr'urneSi 'r'"n canon ivy ann '"''
~sd" spr'hg" "'s wees
W. \. strickl-r. cashier ~ the Bank Of
Commerce. will arrive Sunday evening |
fro" rev YORK an" '"'esso'
X. u. 0r-enlesIsnd wife len this amer |
noon for the Jemrs regions. Tor three
weeks cutting In 'h" mountains
Col Ri. Hsren' whose home 10 any
where between Denver and Kansas CITY.
" herr, AMI 10 Kept busy greeting OLD
friends
Jesse Uuderiown. formerly an EN- rioye
at 'h. shol~, now under Master Mechanic
Harlow at Gallup, Ia Visiting his family
In this city
W. l.. Corbin. formerly secretary and
treasury 81 the Gas company writes from
Bolton. Texas, that he IN doing veil In
that section.
Mrs. r. l. Dodson was a passenger on
the afternoon train, going north, thence
east TO Pulaski, Tenn, where the lady
has relatives
Mrs. W. a. Griffin 10 expected 10 return
TO the city from the coast this afternoon.
The lady has visited several places In
California since June last.
Mrs. G. X. Cramer returned yesterday
from the Peoos, and will Join her husband.
who 10 the travelling engineer of the At
lantic 4 Pacific, At Peach Springs. Aris
Col. Henry A. Howard, Of San Diego.
Cal IL in the city. and will visit the Co.
chiti miues. He Ia one Of the original
san Diego ""mers' and he 10 needed IN
New MEXICO
George Cor,ier, of Corder. No, an old
friend Of W. II. Harrison. secretary and
trrAsn-~- of the Gss company, - In the
city. He 10 delighted with Albuquerque
and may remain
Clarence Hudson, Who has been doing
some painting and decorating at Peach
Springs. Kingman and Needles, included
santa Monica in his trip, In here In
time to welcome the are boys,
Hon. b. 8. Rodsy returned last night
fipm Santa Pc. The Judge 10 promiG~n,
candidate for delegate aud no doubt Was
looking after his fences a. we'll a. SUI
preme court business while In the ancisnt
city.
w n SLAUGHTER. ,n.n.y.- ~ m. .sp,.
der and Fly" troups, 10 In trouble In
Montana, being under ares, for con.
tempt Of court. II appears that slaugh.
ter has run up against Receiver scho.
aeid's legal buzz sav,
! sa~" 7" '"~ ''y "~s 's0c,'1'
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u..,,ns A. y. h.,a :, 49,. ri :.
s.,urasx .v.n,nv An-u., as.h .I,
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San Augustine. REPORTS = heavy rain .,
his place which completely washed away
. windmill th., he had jus, erected.
Rocks that weighed . ton were washed
down the canon nearly halfa mile.
A Buchos, who has been ou the ssok
lie, for several mnuths, has g"ne Ia Cali
fornis seeking health Mr.. Buchos 10 an
old timer and has many fr,epds who hope
W sec him re,aru In psrfec, health. His
wife accompanied him
Hon. Demetrio Chaves has bought the
beautiful residence 81 Mrs. Chss. Rsy-
nolds of Mesilis Mr.. Chaves will CON.
mcnce on improvements ., once.
Miss susi. Adair, pcstmistress s'
Pines Altos, 10 here on . visit 10 he,
friends aud also expects 10 regain her
health while here.
The public scbool will open with man,
more pupils ami some new furniture
rhe Agricultural college will also oper
with . larger attendance than last year
Hon. Numa Raymond sAys he viii no
be Au office seeker but will help To dow'
the democratic party. STANDARD.