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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-12-06

Those we're touching and manly farewell
ntterances last Wednesday of Richard
Mauzy, the veteran editor of the Spectator
after thirty-fye years of labor spent Oh it i.
and the press Of Virginia will part with
him with sincere regret.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-12-06
THE NEW VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN
nEAT

The Republican State Central Commit.
tee at its Petersburg meeting, last week
elected Col. VIM. Lamb of Norfolk, to fill
both positions-State Chairman and mem.
Der Of the National Committee. Some OF
our Virginia exchanges are speaking oil
this selection as one which, by some means
they do not explain, will add to the respec-
liability, influence and chances of success
of the Republican party in the State. Col.
Lamb is heightened gentleman and brave
soldier, but having said that much we
must proceed on to the field of politics, by
success in which man s fitness for State
Chairman is tested. In politics the Colonel
| is creation of the late Gen. VIM. Malone.
| If we mistake not he was one of the earliest
to leave the Democratic party and follow
that gentleman, a following which landed
him in the Republican party. He has not
had experience in managing campaigns,
but he is as little likely to fill Gen. Mahone's
place in that capacity as any man we know.
The only two men mentioned for the place
who would have come near it were Brady
and Craig. Col. Lambs personal respec-
liability, which is high, will not make his
party S responsibility, which is low, any
higher, OF it's influence among the intelli-
gent class of people any greater than it is
now. 1t will never obtain the influence in
Virginia which it demands as a part OF a
great national political organization. until
it, willingly or unwillingly, shall have got
ten rid of the great mass of illiterate ignO-
rance in its rank and file. When that is
done it will begin to make permanent head
way against the Democracy, and until that
is done its successes will be just what they
are now, political spurts of short Duration.
With chairman like John s. Barbour
and J. Taylor Ellyson. the Democracy had
little to fear from Malone, and with the
last of the two still living and in harness
the Democrats will have still less to fear
from Col Lamb. As for the influence the
Colonel's election will have on the delega
tion from Virginia to the next National
Republican convention, and which it is said
will be thrown for Mckinley, we do not
apprehend that it will be very great. We
expect, certainly in this section, that such
leaders as Craig, Allen and I ost will put
up the delegation no matter whom the State
Chairman may be for, and the fact that the
State convention which selects the delegates
i, to be held in Staunton will go far to
make this true.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-12-06

THE WALTON Law IN CONGRESS.
It is stated from Washington that Gen.
Walker of Virginia has had an interview
with Speaker Reed, the subject OF which
was the ''advisability of securing all opin-
ion from the House OF Representatives on
the constitutionality Of the Walton law. d
1t is said further, that Gen.
Walker is to be placed on the Committee
of Privileges and Elections. AS Gen.
Walker was elected by large majority in
a Democratic district, his presence ought
to be very weighty evidence Of the fair
ness with which The Walton law is admin
istered. AS to it's constitutionality, the
Supreme Court Of Appeals of Virginia has
decided that it does not conflict with the
State constitution, and as it makes no dis
tinction on account of trace, Color, or pre-
in conflict with the constitution of the
United States.
But every man who knows anything of
politics and can recall the action Of the
1aCi'uUiIC"A LAoJoA1OJ Ill oAO OAou COuS 100
in unseating Democrats, knows also that
the seating and unseating of members by
that party will depend almost wholly on
the unwritten necessities of the case. In
the 5lst congress it was to secure work.
ing majority for the Republicans in the
House. In the SD congress it will be to
advance the interests of some Republican
candidate for the presidential nomination.
1t may be stated as a matter Of fact that
no Democrat really expects the
contested seats from Virginia in this con-
gress to he settled on the merits of the
cases-they will he settle on the .necessi-
ties Of the situation and the settlement
will be ostensibly indicated by such ex-
treme and radical views as are held by
Gen. Walker, and will by him be furnished
to the Republican majority of the Com
mittee on Elections.
The fact that out Of the thirty-one con-
tests to come before the House of Repre-
sentatives this session, thirty of the
are Republicans, and but one
is Democrat. shows clearly how the land
lies.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-12-06

LAXOL is not a mixture OF drugs. It is moth
ing but Castor Oil made palatable, 1t
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-12-06
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five offering entire of Musical
avoid the o a emo
ka+ Thoca Poduood TX a..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27
Judge Collier Determined 10
Clear The Civil Docket.
Adams, who Held Up Crap Game Al
Zciger'S, on Trial.
The Barn NJ Col. Kent Entered, Robbed
AMI Thief Captured.
OTHER POLICE MATHIS.

Judgm-n, by conn.n, in the following
cA--r German kichsng- bank W.. Low.
rn,hal n Meyers, s~-umpsit, ami Murray
hill bank W. Lnwen,hAl a Meyers, as
SunI-t.
MIS- Grove W John Miller, appellant,
spl"Al tr.m Justice ut the peace Judg.
u"ui set ~r,'l" And Jury waivei
;, II. bUhiAp ". II b. ThunA. aud W.
T.. stAulIrr, Ss.umI~,t by attachment.
Judgment Tor failure to plead urdsr the
rule
William Ellngrr W. Lnun Huuing, al
al, SSsunps,. DrlrndAn, rul-,l W plead
10y incoming Il curt IN the 10th.
j. u Wrl,ott Va. Henry L"khart. Ap-
I'ra, 10y certIurarl. The defendant cAll-.i
and II t r-1pouding default entered.
Grunsfeld n Co. Va Pedro CandelAria.
ApI-Al frum Justice u the peace. bona
c,Anu ChRy-S withdrsws a. Defendants
a,,nrn-y. AMI " u. Lee enters his Ap.
I'-ArAuce irr defendant.
barton lruS. 4 Go. ~. ] N. LeAry.
ArHumI-lt 10y attachment. Motion ~
quAsh nv-rrulr,, AMI ruled I" plead by
incoming IT court uH the 25th.
In the matter & the Assig nmen, Of John
II. Hughes h. W. l.. Trimhlr, all order 10
al! property grAnts'i by court.
The csH- IL the Territory w. J. W.
Adams, larceny, came IN trial this morn
ing aud was given Ia the jury =, the noon
r-cean. Adams ia til. hnt" that held up
tue crap game NJ Zrig-r'n Cate On New
Years eve, during the mArii gras parade
Il the scat, M"nrc bose company No. l.
On the incoming II court this afternoon.
the jury in III, case of the Territory W.
Adams, larceny, returned verdict ot not
guilty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27

ro~ses were pr-t,y interesting. and bon
crs we've sbca, even. several oiinche.
happsned. ba, ,hs .-u separated socori-
Ing IN the ofacer's orders. Roch.,,e v.s
knocked On ths ropes 10 the twelfth
round. shsr Grady made the funny re-.
s.ark "rhis 10 love match"
Poartsspth round Rochette forced, and
- Crazy si,sm,sed ~ grspple b. fell over
Rochssse 10 tho floor. On getting ny and
recsivipx . gad blow. Grady again ~.
marked "ilow do you lii. II, Charley ~
The 6nsenth. siIt.enth aud seventeenth
rounis v.rv lively, With bonors in fsvo,
~ Roce~,,..
EiFhte-nth round -kurbrtie was sgsiu
the sggrcss"r. and sent Grady To III,
dor with . left handler. The gong
sounded ~ III. m-n W, ~ s-psrs,-d and
ster Referee Gallagher hal r-c-iv-d =
singing blow an the left side II the heal
Nine,o-n,h round -- Rocbe,,- ru-h-,t
with his i-ft, Grady swung his right and
Rrh,tt- s.v-i hims-if blow 10y d"ig
Ing. Tn. spsrr~rs gd miisi IN = tigh,
clineh. and ~ they were separated tn,
crowd hal the laugh on isllss h-r when
h~ fell 10 the q or hom blow
TwsntIetb rmui -- Rrchrtte rush-,l
tlrAdy " his corner and drove oui sever
eral blows, s-nding the lsi,cr Ia the n,nr
but he was game znd came uI, tmilingly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27
THEY STUDIED IN AMERICA.
Chis~s- and Jspsn~.. Who N-r. Eda-.t-d
Here are Making Thar MArt.

Tn" rrI,rts connected With thr Jap
anrs't hin">' war have had much ~
say that il "r"ditHhlr Ia iho~" men ~
both nations who have received their
,durH'iuu ~ the ntt"d state MIN.
i.t"r hnhy ia recent report referred
trih" bravery nnd gnllnnirN exhibited
~ ia" Nal,-, RIVER engagements hN sniil"
~ the hines Wh" were students ~ IA"
nt'd NtAl,s several years ngo In
$50 thirty hines" is,vs, selected from
the hcs' fuilivs. Wrr" sent ~ IA"
I ult"d STATE, To- he educated, aud 18th
,rS wrrr sent later aud were Iu' under
the rhnr.r ~ Nunp Wing - graduate
- Vale college, subsequently u was
reported ~ the chimes" government
TINT the huy, w"r" losing ~ h,h bet
their patriotism. aud ~ ISL ih'y were
all recalled aud the ~ s'Um ~ ,IrI. -.
ton was abandoned ~ ten ihiu"~.'
recommended Ter h"uurs recently four
were frru,r Nuwri,au students ''ur
~ them Wa Ito studied ~ tn Sh,f.
field s,.i,uiiiir ~,hupl sew iiHl,u. aud
wa, hrrvu'',d q ""iuurndrr, with n red
button ~ the S'ruud rank Tor hru eltv
I,nn King 'hiung, hrrv'tt"d u captain
and decorated with II red hutton. Was
graduated At Phillips academy I ~
hung Tong was graduated from "a
Nas,Hrhusrtis college, and has see.
"nd rank button aud - first lieutenant :
commission Nhun Nnn 'luan, n grad
ua,r 'ruIn u connect ~, nrudcny, has a
second rank button and hrr,r, ~ cap.
tain. TwuCN. American students were
Killed IN the NHl,D battle one, chin
Fin unni u graduate ~ Phillips acad.
envy. nud the nihrr Shun SOW h,nug.
u graduate ~ Massachusetts ncHd.
envy The farmer waN an officer "n
thr thin. Nurh nnd dird FROM wounds,
and ia" other was killed hy f. t"risrio
"n the cruiser thi'iurn, ~ which he
Was AN officer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27
t'ru,n 'rus-iA,sl, liz.


Rev. X N. Craig. IL Canada. IL r-gis.
tered al siurges' European
Mr.. whit.houss and Miss Williams
will leave this evening for Chicago.
Mis- H.il-y, sitter IL W. II. HALEY,
leaves t-mo,rn~ morning for B-tou.
John q. wAli. the book binder. was
quit. III yesterday. bu, 10 much brtirr
to-day.
&. ID. Ani-rson. ~ tho irm ~ WELLER
q Auierrnn, will leave for the east AbOut
the 6rr, II May.
Mr.. Fuller, mother " Mrs. G. n.
Young. will return Ia her home III Me.
sour, this evening.
Rw LSomis AMI wife. ~ Los AngelsS,
anil u. N. Robinson and wife. Il Chicago.
arr at the ban P-iip-.
0eurge y, Albright. the Gold avenue
Job printer, visl,-i santa 10 Monday. 49,
turning home last night.
IN. H..id-u and wife. sister ~ the
su-lI brothsrs, will return 10 Evansville.
Inl 3. 10 mmr0w morning.
W. X walsh. general auditor fr the
Atlantic a Pacific, and wife have r-,urncd
Lom. fran their trip to Assieo.
Mrs. Esi.lls Alien will l..v" I" morr'w
morning Tor her Chicago h"ms. Frispds
will scs',np.ny ths lady n"r'h'
p,.r'S Murphy. WIN ~Ss for soms ,i~s
., (ir,sA, Blackwell Il krlly's. ~ Louis.
ooali no, rsmAia away fro,a hsu Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27
Lots Of Business In The Court
this Morning.
Cases by Wholesale Tried and Judg
meats Rendered.
A RlCh strike Made In the Washington
Mine.
RussiAE WOLF HOUNDS.

william EIl,ngrr W.. Lru,s Huuing, =,
al, ASHunpsit Demurrer ov-Trul~i Ap Ia
the hrrt count. sustained az h. the second
aud thlri counts. and gwen leave ~ HE
,n-nd,l declaration.
MIR. l. A brown Va Mrp N T. Page,
appellant, App-Al from justice ui the
grace Judgment fnr taj Tor rIA,nif
SIovrr n Co W. G. H. BonHall 4 Co..
Nssumpr,, Continued Tor service ~ clerk
aud t. he diam IaA,"i II tn n-rvicr
A j. Barr IT nj W., A NJ Cuiiugtnn.
arrigu--. And &. u Favor, AS-umprit on
~ note nirmIsr-i With have Ia rein.
state
Santiago BncA W. n A S,lAs,r. NJ.
-umIHl,, Albuquerque National bank Va.
j A hing, NsSumpri' 10y attachment; T.
=. rh-lAu AMI W. G.. Hrac""k. appellants
~ Juan SAnchrr, appeal trrm justice II
the I'racr; VI A. Murphy ~ T.. McCAnn,
aH1ump-t 10y AttAchu.nt, we're die
mlrr'-i
In the following rAS-r jury trial wnr
waived. causes h"ari 10y court and iuig
meniH reached LnwrnthAl n Meyers va
Will Bro- As-umpst by attachment, n.
& Hrhut ~. Rio ,irsnd- Irrigation n
colonization Co. sAHunI,sii; = tr.uk
w. + y. Mar,-n a Co., IT al, AssumI rrli /;
Albuquerque Commercial Club Building
association Va Jas. n wruth, as~uIn ps,t I;
bullock, Baker n Co. va. John u Al.
bright. A1sumI+iti Michel. PArisir VA.
Et-ne Parinir. ASsumpSlti P-,iru NJ san.
hnvAl Va. &. u. SanduyAl. ri al. Arrump.
ait Strickl-r. Mariner a Co. We Chas
Martin. nnrumprit 10y attachment; Jas. J..
St-tthrim-r va. pr~lIng n l-nAir. A..
Sumpri, the firr, National bank u Al.
buquer,Iue We W. II. whit-mAn. Aarump.
sit
In the following cases trials wrrr had
AMI Judgments N-ustA,ltrr Brus. va.
liibo n Block. SwrItL-r a ca va. Blbo Il
Block, Hale Creamery 90. Va =. Is bun.
lap. L-onAri skinner Va H. 3. Slower. II
al. II Levy n 60. Va. Simon Bibo. tier.
nAn E,chsng- bank W.. Lowenthsl a
Meyers. Murray Hill bank Va. Low-n.
thai n Meyers. Is. y. schuut.r Va. iHvino
Garcia, irnar, Black well X Co Va iur
MulhoilAnd. q A. Mckinney aud husband
Va A. A. Allison, Ernest Meyers Va. San
t'sgo BAcs 81 al, Frank n. Ru~. W.. &.
"A FrnthSrstons The Oi,.en Civ Print.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27


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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27
ROUGH EXPERIENCE.
Dave kuJolrh'N Irir Across the BltaknGS>
IL tbs Ji>arlllL>.
SlFtPiESS NIGHTS

David Kudolph, one the hay- ~ the
town, VII" w"ul! In. O., hHyra good "rll"
aud guarantee /" hull Vt down IL g".d
-ty lr, returned home SATURDAY NIGH, ir"m
prospecting tour ~ the Jlcarrla m"un.
tAinE
lie got ~ IT." south bound UArrruerr
tram nj san Aniuuru, ~ NHurru county Z.
unr morning about sN wr"k- ago, And
with hiu grub stalk" tnuk the trail ,h-r-.
Arr"rH the bleak I,lniur. frr the Whui-OAkH
country lie piu-rrctri hrrt Tor - coal
heated a first class vein Il the lIack liza.
tnun'ir, had arranged I" place m"uum"u,
over II aud bad complied with other
clauses ~ the mineral law. y" AZ tn hold
tue vrln, when III. rtrspl,ng coal miner
cam. along and said
Here, rnnLy. glt oil there As quick ~
l'n~-ihl. don't rtaud any hs,lirhn-rs. |
tell y"u," emphasizing hi1 r-msrkr 10y
pulling out All ugly.l"oking +i.cal,he
Colts, and when Dave heart ia. Click
Click 49, 1T the hammer, lac did not hcsiiat.
the vein IL coal, every thhng underneath II,
aud ifthAt wAr not suihrirnt h- could have
the whole earth A. lar ~ h. (Rudnlrhl
war rnuc-rn~d.
Although this incident hal u tendency
to c,nl otl hla Arlor fnr mining, DHy. RE-
main-i around Carthage for few
days ami t"nk p--p At the coal
mine b-ing worked 10y M-Ssrn
Austin n PnrtgliAtl, ui C-rfillns. lie
states that the C-rrillu- grntl'mr have
~ gu1i a mine A waa ever op-rAte'i, in
that vicinity, 10y th- Santa fr railroad,
hut that they are unable H. get /" market,
with any kind uf prIht, with th-,r coal.
Nv ing H. TIA. fact that they cannot secure
rates ~ thai they r"nh plAc" their c"sl
IN cnmI-tition thereof III. C-irlll'-
gentlemen. however, remarked Mr.. Ru.
dolph, are doing considerable work un
their Property. bringing out ."I quail
ny ~ coal and placing II On ID. damp
with ia. Expectation "f getting Ia mar.
Net with II next fall.
Mr. Rudolph then LEI, Carthage tray.
cling along the OEAnn- road to Whit
OAkH-whlch h- reached IN due time, AMI
where he .~utrd for u few days. after
which he threw hls mountAin--r outht
over hla shoulders And t"nk plrasA "a,
jAunt down through the JrArllla mining
district lie struck the Mckinley dry
washer camp aud other prosperous campo.
aud b. prsi-ctsd. having located sever
III claims which the surface rck would
Indicate "O. n" aud after complying
with the requirements 81 the mining Law
~ Ia locating them, h- rsturn-d home.
The trip" HayS Dave. was very
tlr"snmr one. aud ~ times dangerous, ~
l mirs-'i III. stag. frequently AMI ~ onn.
sequence hal Ia travel by fM w"ul!
camp cut at night. AMI the dismai hoe Ia
II the cny"t-~. the m-~ings ii the wild
cal and the io~. d-Athly growl- 81 the
moints lion often dis,urb.si my rlum.
l-rs." lie waH very hapiy msn y"-
t-riAy, 49, he r-cIt-d HE EXPERIENCES IA
tue sii w--kH prospecting tap. AMI stat
-d that he was glad /" get hA.K alive.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27

ChAr, B"n-Ali, ii this city, Who Ia tn.
receiver fnr the Washington mine. In the
Cncblu district, r-c-ive,i a brief Letter
thir morning fr"n II J Thompson, one
IL the contractors in sinking = shan, thA,
they struck a hiy II m"s, -ic.fl-nt ore,
aud that an AS~Ay will prove that II car
r,-s . big I-r cent IN gold aud silver.
The letter do-s M, give full particulars,
but just enough ~ make the owners feel
juLllan, over the future pr~Isets ioF lh.
Washington.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27
Rev for J~m~s.

Jas. J"hpston, manager for u L..
keaggy'S livery inter-s,n. r~turn-i from
= trip over the new i1ad 10 the Jemes
hot syringe yesterday. He established =
way station, where the horses will be
chAngv'i and passengers can secure meals,
st the Indian village 81 Cha, and appoint
ed Dr. W. r. strsch in charge 81 the
station. This morning he contracted
with Jas. Morton, the driver III las, year,
u handle the r-ins this season. AMI Mr..
Johnston expects 10 send out tho hrs,
stage. with pass-ngerr for the springs, "n
or sbou, the LIST Of May. The ksaggy
"TAlly.Ho" N bran new. and will bold
comfortably ten passengers. !, 10 the
man ufActurs of home workman, anil ~
uns Of tue best patterns ~ "iSlly-Ho''
coach ever made. The trip ~ the springs
will b. mad. In one day--from IN the
nurning Ia in the evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27
Such Was The Ball Of The Public
Library.
Keaggy's "Tally-Ho" Stage for the
Jemes Ho, Springs.
johnson. who was Run over by the
Cars, SufieringS Ended.
CANCER CUT OUT.

Last evening at the Armnry hall. the
Isd- ~ the Albuquerque Free Library
Assnrisiiun, hal their INNING, and II was
=, long, ~ nice ami 90 Agr--sbly playei
that not i. I.rrou present f-l, tho least bi,
iirri when the last dance, With the sew
-rsl "-sirss," Was reached
II Ia true that the spacious hall
could have comfortably accommo.
dat~i many mor. than those who
attended,. lat ther~ wrrr jus, enough II
AlbupuerIu-'s l,-st anil pr"min-u, ci,Esas
IN Att-udanc. Ia make dancing = delight
ful and happy paatlme.
The hunr was under the management
II Francis baker, who hsd m hls sann.
ciAies Measrs. purrl-, \. Picard, New
man, saint, Kuiey aud Putn-y, aud each
wore . large and pretty ehryHsnth-rnuu '
II over.
The reception committee Was composed
II M-s.iam-r NuA llf-lt. Louis Bs-r. ". Is
Field. X. W. u. Bryan. y ". CLANCY. W
W Mcclellan. And M,H--r Mnrgarr, l,-r
aud J"a-I'hin- Psraons,
The music was FURNISHED 10y PROF III
Msuru aud wA- excellent.
B.sni-r the NEST graceful IL Albulurr.
lu-'r Ia.iy dALcerr, there w.r- pr-H.nt al.
M the Misses. Keller, Il santa f-, snd s-v.
rral others from the outside.
This hall natts.i I'M. naa.s,ntt,,n uuii.. /.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27
I've AAA Ntetlvaa

AT SAINT. Fs on Thursday evening. In
the territorial district court, Marcos Gao
t,llo and Ambro.io Ortiz, charged with
willfuily prohibiting lawful electors from
voting year ago las, spring. w-re found
guilty and turned over W the custody oi
,hs sheriff They are nov In Jail await
ing sautrnc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27
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Montague Stevens. the we'll known No.
corr" county cattle raiser, who Was over
IN Europe visiting relatives and friends,
r-,urn.i to the city last saturday night,
bringing with him tire. RursiSn wolf
hounds, which he will TAX. u his Socor.
~ ranch. Mr.. Stevens is in splendid
health. and from all Appearances must
have hal . pleasant trip.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27

Martin QuiniAns, an obi sni r-si'-cisfi
resident II santa ", di-d II Ia gripI- At
his home Ia this city Ahou, o'ri"rk yea
t-riAy aft-rnSpn lie had l--n al inyNl.
u f~ sotnstiins. but was conscious up IA
the last,
The drc-ass-i was barn in the state u
Chihushns, A-I'e". sixiy two years Sgo
lie camr ,n New A-I'sn in the early '5O's
during the var he s-rysd - . iisut.na nj
fs ,hrc. years IN the ~ New A-Iico
yoluntssrs Aud was considered one Il the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27
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.s sangr,er, formerly 81 this CITY.
oi lee Angl-s, 10 IN the city.
A M,ern. tue q" the I'rHnib-nt
l,n,s " Cuba, this county, 10 IN III.
S.y Atkinson sad a party II friends
a, y,rii,-i the volcsuos we-, ~ the
irAwlr
ia. bella Freeman, " Kansas City,
VAS herr during the winter. return.
om- las, night.
,Jy Horne. ih. owner ~ the stage
between wsllse. AMI the Corh,ti
ng district. is in the city to.d.y.
h., T. u Roberts, 81 Nan Brrnsriino.
whr was herr on visit to Mrs. J.
|utl-r. rrturn-i home las, night.
kr, y Cobb. who has been o, end.
b. wint-r In this city, will leave for
nn- IA Chicago a. norrpw morning.
bn. Mich, G,il-s, of Hillslswo, who
q, Chicago un business, arrived frnm
nth Las, nigh, and continued sou,h
morning
r.. J. u. McAllist-r arrived y-st-r-
from Gallup with her family. and
f-rlI- IN the city. Mr.. MeAlliHsei n
,.c,.d With the Atlantic h Pacific
irn PrrrA came down ~ the city
Brrnnllln lAr, nigh, and returned
THE morning J X. Armijo aud N
..rn we're slsu on the same train ~.
ljrrnnllllo.
A " Harris, who was on = pro-
ri VISIT " New England relatives
TRENDS, r-turn-l hume last night.
Registered at Sturgrs' EurnI-An
Providence, X |
II furl"ng, II the llicks Cattle Car
any. arrived in the city the other
ng. And d-siriug Ia r-e Col W. u.
ht-r. called al all the hotels In the
1t town -xI~ctIng n hnd him r-g.
ti
LII Meyers. ~ th, lbs.s sAlonn. re-.
information from hia sif-. who Ir
IA Denver, that her daughter. Mr.
,;IlIam, died ~ Denver = frw days
Mrr. GILLIAN formerly resided IN
iy
iunt, late II this city, writes from
Oklahoma, that times arr very
h-r-. and that the pro"I'-c,s fnr
arr I"nr Hun, had better come
herr Ani improve his ranch An,l
~ With the c"un,ry.
u. G MnrrirUn. who held = revivs
highland M-,hosiis, church sbou'
s, Ut ih.c-nIl-r, whn has be-r
fliSing IN Cahfrn,s since that time
herr sgsin not later than May l,
ID another revival al the sam'
Ray Mos~, ~ PA.ucah, ny VII.
~jmrn,r here. being pleasant,
IN North Thru street, but VII,
tyrd tn the how-ry realms Il south
Aiifarnia = few weeks ago. rvturnss