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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29

II II not commonly known that the
capital Of China II Irc.huund for Ave
months out Of the twelve, ar that the
stolid,lnking Chimes" could ever he
graceful skaters, The Illness use =
very inferior style ~ skate, ~ their
own manufacture mrrr chunk 81
wuh arranged " tie IN the shoe and
ehud with a rather br, al hrrip ~ iron.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29

An old Mexican land grant with .
strsnge and blnaiy history, but with M
title, IN the CaisbAsAs. II has just i,~-n
wiped oil the map of Arizona by = d-ci.
sion Of the court Of private land elaine.
when the news officially rsaebs" Boston
counting roomr there will bc $75.OOO aud
upward Ia cr-di, Ia pruht and lo~s.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
AEn,sst,h~ sn,iresa.

In the suit of the United StSi-s govern
men, against the Southern Pacific h. ob.
tain In~~crsion u 7OO. u1l acres ~ aud III
Ventura and Los Ang-l-- counties, n lie.
eIrIon agsinr, the railroad WAS mA'lr 10y
the United States circuit court # appeals
" ssn frAnc,-cn, affirming the drci-inu
uf Unit-,i States Judge Ro~s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
mpeklru's Aru,ra Aaiye.

The bra, nAlv- in the world for cuts,
bruir-a, aires, ulcers. sAlt rhsum. fever
acres, letter, chAppsd hands, chublsina,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and poni-
.t!yLy culss-ailss, Or nc ssz rr9a,rsd. 1T
is guaranteed " give p~rfsct satisfaction
OF money rufun,isd. Price 40 cents per
boI. For sale by Dr. Thee. X. Burgess b
son, druvgists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29

Fit HArtw-ll IN her last syndicate ar
ilcl- rayr II don't recommend any spec-
ial brand II tea fur afternoon four o'clcks
10, huw-v.r, know all about the b-st
iaa ~ take nj nigh, Parks Tea will
certainly clear your complexion and pur.
ify your bloh. You will b- SurI'ris.si ~
the Improvement II you take = cup oi
Parks Tea each night" Sold by DIR.
Thee. "A. Burgrss n Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29

railruad, 10 here 49, big ~ life. and has
Just be-n phipwn. = Ing Id ~ cattle frum
Tncsnn. A,yons, in irnn Junction, Wy.
oming. tr Major " W Andrr~.n
sheriff Chsr y Hun, II IN Colorado a,
tending to- official and irrigation mH,,"rs,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
A Vaiaasis l'he.s.

Tacoma, wAsh.--"l have usod your
simmons Liver Regulator and can con-
sci-ntiously aAy Il 10 The King Of ell Liver
Medicines. I consider II . ms.iicine chss,
In itself "-G.o W. jackson. Your drug
gis, sells II in powder or liquid ,ha pow
der To he taken dry or made into iss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29

We Keep PsFks' Cough syrup aud We
tell everyone II 10 the best cough cure We
sell. Everybody likes II and We s-ll It
on . GUARANTEES. Try u fur your cold.
Sold by DR., Thos. H. Burgess Il son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29

IL have ssen . number Of thnss instru-
msnts," rrmArksd Mr.. John W. ssho6sld
" . party q friends this morning. "bat
for volume Of tone this instrumsa, really
surpFsses ne" TIE CisukH attaches
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29

va wade. II Denver, 10 stopping -,
The ran f-lip-
q n walton will leave for J-mri for
few dsys' recreation AMI health
Mr. anil Mrs Herman Clnuu@-u ~.
turn,Sl H. santa H. last evening
IA Judge ] X Mefir II Las Cruces.
10 recovering ir,m sever ,lln-rs.
,iro. ". McFHlsn. An old timer ~
western life. " ,. Jrurniug III the city
CIV. Pi,io-k VA 90 the rtr--,s lac,
night, ami IL much luIruNrSi N health
Chas. Cr-sm-r aud family leave shout
July | Tor J-mrI srriugr ior all outing
R.R CA---ll aud ~ifr rr,uru~i lac,
evening FROM California ~ their way I"
Nrvt,n, kA-
An. MeCl,llsni. e norton. hausas.
bAs Iad = chr-rful wet ihr ruu,hSr-,.
eru metropolis.
WI walsh. auditor Il the A,lSuu, \
Pacific ra,lr,ad rrturn,.i home IAs, even
ing firm the Lac Vegas irstv,u--
T.R. Lombard. II New lork, aud ~
A. Howard anil y Robins, 4 $50 In-g".
Cal. Ar- guests al the Nan frl1'+
Rev Robert Huis~'n, pAs,"r Il the NJ
n. ehurrh south, returned humr iAr, even
ing fr,m = cheerful wit I" S,curr.
scott knight wen, W Ia santa tr 90
No. 4. and will arrange minor "details t'r
the gr-a, Fourth ~ july celebration.
Harry y. oven " N ChicAg" aud dong
well ia the general counsel "fhc- IT the
Lnuisvill-, New Albany \ ChicAR" raj.
read
y Frank wen; north last night All
firm Lsmy viii vir,t the hurthnS cuInmu.
n,ii-r -sr, 4 ih-r mr twenty mules ~
m"re.
sam PAulty. = TriI,dAi cAt,l-msu,
came III las, evening ou HE way ~--t L.
rvc-iy- large number Il cattle TT rnIp
m-nt.
Mrs. Thurrtou. n-- Mise hhti- Raj
ferty. the charming birdie of the winslo~
brakeman. l-n on Nc 3 Lac, nigh, foi
home.
Aisred Richards, j.. Is. Wilson and
W smith have returned from all insI--c.
tion trip Ia Alb pAAs. They show -om-
nie' . - - SAtNs' go xp :
will J. DIXON, the city clerk, IL u"
boAsting very much II hlr trip a. L"'
-. A. f.. L..
rabbit, AMI his fr,-nir think II entering
him In the pprin,-r match u, ia" fair.
Lplis lmt-rt, the I.~ C"rraller frui
and wine merchant. IN ~ the city -uti-r
ing . painful drori-r Il the head. /
will h- . few dayr before lac can return Il
activ. work uu HE mui-l orchard AN
farm.
Hon. Frank W. Parker. "n- II tn
leading members II the liar Il the Thr
Judicial district and who r-sii-p IA II.
BONANZA. mining town Il liillrb'ro, IL II
the city to-day. having arrived on Tia
train last evening from the south
Charles johnson. the proudly huil
brother 81 ben johnson, who In herr irnr
Massillon, Ohio, says the fActnri-r IN hi
community ar. running full tune. Tn
xentl-man N Connected with Russell
Co. manufacturers 81 thrA1hing machine
and farm and stationary engines,
John u. Mohu aud the GusimA
Bros. went west yesterday afternoon VII,
q string II racers huIni for Prescott
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
s...,a make .. k.his,,.

The management, II the Maxwell land
gran, company should make al rlAb"ra,s
exhibit 81 the Fourth National Irrigation
Coasrsss al Albuqusrqas. That sosapAny
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29

4 g,S-l many tired m-u aud women
could g-, rd IL tbA, pain IN their back II
hey would try Parks sure Cure for the
LAYER aud hhn-y1. The trouble II usual.
~ there aud Parks' sure Cure reaches
aud cures II Sold by pr Thee u Bur
gear 4 Spn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
INTERESTING lEtIER.
An OH Timer TalkS Of visit to Santa
&c.


I-,"ua hrf,r- the lui,,-l states lsnd court
" private clsims Henry Cuui'r, ,,rorgr
Akiuhsrk and my r-lf. all old tuners fruu
Nay hs,k ~ the early 'Iur. vent uI 'u
Testify IA the H. TIA Ana colony land giant
The government 10 hghiing the hgur
clam e on- JDsr Uh. which covers the
rrtir- N-rtllA valley, involving W.. nuns
Aua. M-sills Aui BrA,tu grants THIS
tIIusr gsil l- rNr--iri only hy that
u'hrf uu" mAuIpulsit named krANtz
~ho claims rur hAf the lrrr'utN II Au
yruA sri = - II rlic. n - Sew Mrhcu,
unl-r ~. -ui'-i irAuIp.'ut gtAui lat
my hA,k -um' - here aH.u' tb. h'grniug
4 time, " h.u Alan AuI ~, Nrf- Ir.tu
-uA,Iiug the garden II H. ten In view 1T
the unhurhihg Ahruut"ry sud the uAgni.
iui- - the p,b"m-. Mr. krANir tsk-S the
cAkr, a. be- has ~un hp -pur- ~ the
Champion frsui II the New world
Thibk - ~ A man having the cheeky
tt,,-u-I.us o. clAriu N,uu.uT 4 Aaf"-,
= ,Atgr Iur,IHu of Nh,h lAul hal teen
,,rur'-i ApI ,ultl, a,'-i ~ Whit" -'ttl"rr
i"r NOR" ihAu h""dr'"i y"afr. sui ~Alk
huliy AZ g. the hAr 81 Just,rr sud Ark
We" COURTS /" ~" " T. "'"
| hrr, Sz~ santa r. ~ 40, ~ hen |
cato" tier" - volunteer r"'iir' ~ ."
pmThSn.- regiment 'nh'i the command
~ zen. h""f"'I A'"r '"' Val -"'''"'
D." ~'"'h"fn N"~ M"i'r" ""h hAh not seen
>.uA r. since IN''' A"d ~~s ""r'-~hs'
"HfIt'r"d !" see p" NV" Ai'An' smrn' ~
improvement ~ Va" '"h' Guy ~ Nh
-rA -" Tar f"m"N"l " h' w" hrr' Am"i''
At 'c'"IA''h 81 Va" "'''"rI' Va" If"'
Ef"r- u hs'l inA'l" iA""l l" com" ~ h
ny "iI~ciA'"nr u Va" IlAc" liar any
"s'"ta' "~''r"r '""S ""r" u" W W.
l"be" !" me- mere II u" NsIlrS 'hrf"
1t - U.s. nafr'~ A"h contracted I" u"
'All~i valley N'h'hr" III" An~rf''"h
Tier" can l~ m"rr rr'Iu'--l 81 c"rh' wheat
Ahh alfalfa "a any "n" "' my iArihH
'"nlh name hrT IMAM III All Va" lam"
around santa r"
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29

I have tw" little grandchildren VINO are
t--thing this hu, summer weather ami
arr troubl-.i with b"wrl complaint. l
give them Chamberlain Collie. Cholera
And Biarrh,-s Remedy and II Ac,s like .
chAr,p. earnestly recommend Il for
children with bowel troubles. l was my
s-lf taken with u severe attack at blosiy
hnI, with cramI,s and paine in my s,om.
ach. one THRU ~ bottle IL tbis remedy
cur-d me. Within twenty. -four hours |
WAS "ut ~ hed and doing my homework
MnS, W. l.. DuSAGAs, Bon aqua, Hiek-
man county, Tenn. For sale Gy Thor.
u Burg-rr n Don.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
To be aeta.

The .igh,e-n plsnta 81 the whisky trust
will Ire add As desired by the reorgAnizs.
ton cnmmittse. Under the rules NJ the
court the property will be- advertised fer
sale for thirty days and At the end If thsi
time cold by the r-esiver, starting the
bid at the sum off-r-d by the commi,trs,
a., 100000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29

owns S,m- ~ the beet lAndr " the ter.
ri,"ry, sni prnp~r kind " an rihihi,
y, lhs, c,ugrrrr will all II materially r
scout ne SETTLERS tr i~ vas, d"msn. 4
tine. iud",-i magnificent exhibit can H..
mate V, that can. Any, u It will jus, taxi"
hand .ni bali Try l.ss Vegas Optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29

M'- NIh"g"i, VII" nN"r With her hur
hnud AMI "u" yrnr And bali obi dAugh.
trr, urAr! nluu-t' th' h"m" IT Mr..
Aaron Guli. uu liver SAu frAu,i-r"
street, ,rl'-l 49, uuuruAI m"th,-i 81
committing -u,it" Il -"-mr that. h-
counting weary VI llt" III" rut the ,opr "il
trum f,ur t. -b huAr- II ,dA'rh-r, "a sal.
uriAy, ruAk'-i the same ~ water t,r rry
-rNl hours. Aui then drank tn" ptrAng'
aud Iur"u"nn mtitur. WIth ruiridAl IA
i'ut Hnn- tune after the uuf"rtuuAi"
woman l-oAmr vinlrn,ly sick Hnd !, ~AH
yupI-a'.i thst she would lie. IN SUNDAY.
uh. ~ she rhuw,d some slguS 1t in.
prrv"in-ut, nr. llArruuu hal her moved
yesterday tu Ut Vincent h-pitAl, where
rhr nos lice "a critical condition. The
friends II the woman ar unable Ia ga.
Ilsn her strange conduct aud think rh-
niue, hr mentally irrsng-d NV M-i
lyku
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
A GLORIOUS AFFAIR.
The Las Vegas Festivities the Talk Of
the Iowa.

Inc IOWA.
Many ~ the Albuquerque d-lrRAll"n IA
o. .s-e<~y--nA.A H. y'gS2@inrn-''
hum- lA~t evening Ell ma-r-, AZ they w"n,.
TAK CITIES fnuni Col. Jno. BnrralAIlr
communicative. AMI h- -Ipr--1-s the gen.
-rnl sentiment II AlbmIu-riu-snr r-gsr'l.
,ng the celebration The Iarai- war .
tlrAsing tribute IA fraternity snd Old
Gl"vy aud the hall and banquet were
events worthy II hlg state. The Ma
.,n,c Festivities were the grsnd-st and
inu-i Impressive ever attempted IN tb.
-"uthw-rt, sn' II II hoI-d they will hnd
- counterpart Ia tn. d-.licAtsnb. October
neat. II the beautiful Masonic temple nov
h-,ng -rect-'i IN Albuquerque. The new
C.-lno =, III. springs. 6O,lO feet. war
rlAb"rs,-ly d-c"rst-d with Masonic en-
! hl-inr The ori-r 81 march ia the grand
hall ~a~ lrd 10y knlgh,a T-mplsr IN gilt
,"ring uniform, followed 10y ChApmAn
laig- and virlt,ug hr-,hr-n from Ration,
SAu MarciAl, AlbnpurrIn" Hnd other
places.
Manager plank called IN All frnm two
TERRITORIES aui the tiuld-n state I" deco.
rate the hanlu-, hall And f-artrSi hiO
gu-rta f,,m tables laden with luxury
There were seven courses and TnE CirI
LkS'r informant added the eighth
tlNnk~i by - bower ~ tropical plants
aud beautiful h"wrra ia. Great Western
band II Chicago sI"k- the most delicious
music The event WAS great success
aud Albuquerque feels proud ~ having
been we'll represented.
Col lLnrradsil- says further that Tnr
CirILKS IL daily growing in popularity
with the public sp,rl,~i people Of III,
Meadow CITY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29

rreatly shortsned II also promotes tie
secretion Of an abundance Of nourishmsni
for the child.
Ars. DosA A. 0urHptR ~ OaAiry, Osvvfss q.
TSss., writes "whea I began taking DIR.
Psercs's Psvorits Prescriptions. wss no, aha 10
stand on my feet with'Mt sune ring almost death.
Now ! do al my housrwork washing, cuohihg,
sewing and everything Ept my family 81 eight
am stoater now than have been IN sis year.
Your Psvoriis Prescription " the i,-st 10 take
befofe confinement, az NJ iraa proved 80 with
me, ! never suffered it,lc wth any of ny
ehiidrsn - ! did with my iasl"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
MOTHERS

and those soon to be-
me m ct h ers,
should know that DR..
Pierce's Psvorite
Prescription robs
childbirth Of Its tor.
tures, terror aud
dangers TO both
mother and child, by
aiding nature In pre- .
pairing the system
Tor parsurition.
thereby labor -
and the period Of
nuement are
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
ahrrks IlrrrINrd

Checks lave been rr'"ivrl Ny Receiver
N,h"nrli =" pay the. rnh dividend u"u
l'r cent? "a all clNims proven agA,u-t VI"
A huIriJu- N,t"ral hAuk. which ma -
49, I'r cent pad T." d"Is-i'"rr The ="
.iV.r al ISSUE the rn'akS un pr---nta
iiuu ~ ~" t,,"tNrt' . t-tt ih,Str ~ once,
>" that the rrair'urr mAy hAv" ,hrI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29
n-n canon iro-p,r,-

TuE Gauss hAS u.i u,etuoi Va" tnri.l"
I The deal, hu' ~ informed lhs' M"J II
llrSsri II here ~ih New l"rk Aua
81. +. ruIs representative g. make hue
r..sn,,u u."i ~" star, M~l,gt"-. f"l.
m Nri ,nr ll'i 'u.fu ituI"r,rr,
Nth the .rWi ,t. i.iD 3. Cos 'hr huud
rhrrr II ~" higg~t trr' =. 10 Ir"r"-iu,u
uu the iarr 1T thr earth
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-03-21
MARRIED..

DORWARD-Parke G. Pratt,
OF Sheldon, Iowa, to Lillian M. Dorward.
of Corvallis, Oregon, by Rev. w. H.
Dorward, at the home of the brides pa
rents. March 10, 1895.
Parke q. Pratt. is the son of Rev. W. G.
Pratt retired Baptist minister, of Shell
don, Iowa. He has been connected with
the Empire Loan and Investment Compa-
nv, of Sheldon, for about s years and is
now one of the firm and bookkeeper and
treasurer of the same. He is young man
of exceptionally fine business ability and
qualities of character and has bright fu-
ture before him.
Lillian H. Dorward, the bride, came to our
city with her father and mother Sept. l.
1894 During her stay among us OF nearly
7 months she has endeared herself to ev-
cry member of the Baptist church. Soon
after her arrival she was elected assis.
tant superintendent of the Sunday school
and little later president of the B. Y P.
U. Catholic in her spirit and conslderate
and loving inther contact with everybody,
she enshrined herself in the affections of the
people. as very few do. Her untiring efforts
to build up every department of the church
have been such as to make her presence al
most indispensable to the success of our
work. Our prayers and well llvishes go
with her to her new home in Sheldon, Iowa,
where large reception awaits the happy
couple, given by Rev. W. c. Pratt and
wife. They go to San Francisco. Salt Lake
and Denver and expect to reach home about
the 7th of April. w. 4. M.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-03-21
CLEVER DHrEcr1vR WORK.

Sunday morning about $3.50 one G. H.
cobs and John Scott, abstracting from the
former two overcoats, one belonging to Post.
master johnson and the other to Mr.. Jacobs;
and from the latter residence he took \
clothing. Mr.. Scott informed Nightwatch
McLagan of his loss. and that officer quickly
spotted Blanchard and was soon in posses.
sion of evidence warranting his arrest. Jus
tice Holgate issued warrant and the thief
was quickly gathered in. Sheriff Osburn
and Constable Skipton put Blanchard
through sweating process" and he finally
confessed. but denied having an accompllce.
He was arraisned Monday afternoon before
Squire Holgate and pleaded guilty to two
complaints. On one he was given three
months in the county Jail, and on the other
was bound over to the grand jury in the
sum of $780, Lawyer J. Fred Yates repre-
sented the state. Much credit is due OFF,
Ger McLagan in this case and also the
sheriffs. Justice Holgate and Pros. Attor-
ney Yates are also deserving of congratuia-
tion for the able and prompt manner in
which the case was disposed of. There was
a great deal more clever detective work in
the prompt management of this affair than
appears on the face of it. 1t shows we have
some very useful and able officers, and also
shows why, with the town full of hobos, SO
little thieving is going or.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-03-21
SHE WANTED a PAIR.

Mr.. A. M. Weaver. gentlemanly travel
ing mississippi" jeans pants salesman from
Memphis, arrived in the city Saturday and
is qnartered at the new Columbia. He tells
a funny joke on himself that happened while
in the town af ArlSadelphia the other day.
On entering the hotel in that city he regis
tered as "a. Nj. Weaver Miss. jeans pants.
The manager of the hotel proved to be lady
who is wide-awake and progressive, and on
perusing the register discovered the above
masculine individual with the requisite
nerve to proclaim himself the dispenser of
feminine wearing apparel in this public man.
ner. After ihipoftuning; the gehIraan gatesss
the vender was discovered and an offer to
purchase winters supply was made by the
aforesaid landlady Ito the surprise of the
salesman and other guests present, her
averdupois reaching above the 300 mark).
OF course it was in order for Mr.. Weaver to
make the exp lanation', that his wares were
not intended for use by the fairer sex, but
that he represented a leading wholesale con-
Germ who were dealers in that substantial
fabric known as Mississippi jeans, and. that
his registration of "Miss" was but an abbre.
Walton of the name of the great state In
which the goods were made. The landlady
was disappointed, the guests amused and the
salesman discomtitted. But the joke was on
him, however.-Hot Springs lark. Graphic.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-03-21
A CASE LONG DRAWN our.

A suit that promises to rival the celebra-
ted Iowa cow case, in smailnessssof original
amount involved and time and money ex-
pended in bringing it to final adjudication,
is the Jacobs. Oren rent case. About two
years ago, Levi Oren rented a house of Mrs.
A. Jacobs, agreeing to pay therefor month.
ly rental of $500. Soon after moving into
the house, one of Mr.. Oren's dwellings in
the southern part of town became vacant.
at the end of the month, when he paid his
that he would be renter only four or five
days longer, as it was his intention to move
into one of his own houses. Some days
later the key and So. so, amount Of rent then
due, was rendered Mr.. Jacobs, who was act.
Tag as agent for his wife. This sum Jacobs
refused to accept; claiming that the rent for
an entire month was due. Oren refused to
pay more than 81 so, and Jacobs refused to
accept less than $500. The defendant
brought the original tender of So. so into
court, and demanded a jury trial. After
hearing the evidence the jury were only
short time in finding for the deferaant.
This, however, did not end the matter. An
appeal was taken to the circuit court. and
at the November term the jury again found
for Oren. All the time Oren had admitted
owing 81 so, which sum was pleaded by him
in each instance, so when,th case was called
up again last spring the jury were instructed
to find for the plaintiff, either in the sum of
50, SO OF $500 Again the jury found that
Jacobs was entitled to only So 80, which sum
Oren had all along been ready and willina;to
pay. When judgment was entered, both
parties moved for costs, the appellant claim
ing that costs followed the Judgment, while
the attorneys for Oren held that since judg.
ment was entered for no greater sum than
was admitted by the defendant, ha was en-
titled to have the costs taxed to the Plaint-
if. The court, however. by some queer
sort of reasoning, allowed plaintiffs motion
and the costs, amounting to about $500,
were taxed to Oren. He is now appealing
from the decision of the lower court, which
will entail considerable extra expense, to say
nothing about attorneys fees, which have
accrued on both sides, and whichever party
eventually succeeds, will really be out of
pocket many times the original amount in
volved. The appeal papers bear date OF
March 5th, and are signed by F. M. John
son, E. e. Wilson and W. S. Haffordi At.
torneys for Mrs Jacobs are J. Fred Yates
and A. L. McFaddsn.,
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-03-21

One day last fall Prof. Pratt, assisted by
the pupils of his grade. entertained the
members of the G.. A. r. and w. r. c.. of:
this city with an interesting patriotic pro-
gram. Last Friday the w. R. G. recipro.
Gated this courtesy and Mr.. Pratt and his
scholars were III turn entertained by the
ladies'. The ladies. however, not only
treated their guests to an interesting liter
ary and musical program, but served deli
cious luncheon, such as only members Of
that loyal order csn prepare. This exchange
of hospitalities cannot be too heartily CON-
mended. The patriotic exercises indulgsd
iu by the pupils act as potent force to-
ward instilling into their youthful minds a.
love for their country's flag and its noble
defenders.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-03-21
AN EXCITING AFTERNOON.

Saturday afternoon Philomath came in to
try baseball with Corvallis wielders Of the
bat. 1t was the first game of the season
and Philomash was victorious by score of
2l to IA. The defeated Corvallisites ar
rived on Main street in time to see team,
attached to buggy, dash up the street
without driver and threatening disaster to
other vehicles until finally stopped.
Scarcely had the team disappeared than
Chief of Police Taylor and bud" Hall
burst through the door Of the ''Leo" saloon
and came out on the sidewalk engaged in an
active struggle for mastery. Hall was
drunk and it took the assistance of several
citizens to finally land him in the city bas
tile The idea of creating a small riot in
order to arrest one drunken man was freely
discussed by the citizens who viewed the
disgraceful battle. After numerous un-
necessary spats between the chief of police
and members of the mob, Hall was finally
lodged in Jail. Then the crowd immedi-
ately turned it's attention to fight between
Cameron Hemphlll and one Mummery that
was in progress in front of the Hemphill
harness store. 1t seems Mr. Hsmphill had
said that Mummery would contribute tc
the higher moral standing of Corvallis by
emigrating from the city, and on being
called to account by the said Mum merry
repeated more emphatically his remarks
Then the fun began and before
the contestants were separated the bat
tie had turned into four-handed af
fair By the time the matter was over Hal
had sobered up sufficiently to plead guilty
before Acting Police Judge Tunnicliffie, who
fined him So Monday afternoon Mum
merry was fined SIG and Hemphill $40, the
latter announcing that hereafter gambling
in the city of Corvallis must cease. Taker
altogether, Saturday afternoon was about
the liveliest half day Corvallis has seen. fol
long time.