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AuCtiOnSdleS

THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. Aucts.,
612 Z ST. NV.
ABLE NEWLY ERECTED DWELL
lNGS. Al THIRTY FIFTH AND MAD
IsoN STREETS, TWO sIoI;4i2s, sl&
PRESS PRRssED BRicK aac WITH hkft sroNETRiM FRI
FfESSGSs fRSEEsMkNTs kNp ALL MODERN IA
BY virtue OF a certain deed of trust.
dated August 26, 1898, and duly re-
corded III Liber 2o4S, folio lS2, one OF
the land records OF the District OF Columbia,
ana at The request of the party secured
thereby, default having occurred in the
payment OF The Indebtedness secured there
under, the undersigned trustees VIII offer
loT sale at pubic auction. IN front OF the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the TWENTI
ETH DAY II MAY A. D., 1886, at HA LIZ.
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. Tie land,
premises, ana improvements situate in the
city OF Washington, District OF ColumDla,
ana known anu distinguished as and beinS
an that part Of a lot Of ground situated
IN square east OF square numbered 1856
IN thai part OF the said city OF Washing.
ton formerly called Georgetown. lie SAID
lot being numbered 2So in Beatty
& Hawkins addition 10 said George
town. aud the same being in a square
formerly nun bered l26. 10 sand George
Uown, and described 10y neues ana boundSaS
IOllOWS: Beginning ON The west side OF
Ihlrty-ilfth formerly Fayettel street. at
Ihe end OF 252 feet inches. noftherly
nom the southeast corner OF said lot;
Ihrty-ilfth street, lO2 feet 6 inches TO
Madison formerly WcSD street; thence
westerly with the line OF said Madison street
To the extremity OF the lot; thence south
erly aud parallel to said Thirty fifth
street, IS feet 9 inches, and thence easterly
10 the place OF beginning. And being also de-
scnbed hy mcleS ana bounds, according
TO recent survey made 10y Henry w.
Brewer for tie District surveyor. as fol-
lows: Beginning ON The west side of Thirty
nfth 6ormerly Fayettel street
Hred south on said west line from its
intersection with the south line of Madi-
Son formerly WeStl street and running
thence norti'eTly with said Thirty fifth
street 102-5o feet 10 the south line or said
Madison street. thence westerly with said
south line OF Madison street IL 3 feet TO the
west line Of said lot ESQ; thence sCutherly
and parallel To said Tbirty-fifth street
SS-15 feet and thence caStcrly 1I5.T5 feet
10 the place of be ginning. Terms Of sale:
All cash. deposit OF $500 viii be re-
uured at the time of sale. Terms OF sale
% he complied with within ten days from
date OF SAFE, or prCpe rty will be Tesold at
risk and cost of Geiaul;EGC purchaser. All
conveyancing. recording, etc, to be paid
by the purchaser
STEPHEN VAN WICK Trustee.
1888 F ST. NV.
FRFD'K. L. SIDDONS. Trustee,
myS-d&dS 1888 ST. NV.
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The Times Branch Offices

The Times Little New Merchants"
can secure their supply of Morning
and Evening Times at the following
branch offices:
Frank Smith. 4th and G ats. NV.
M McNulty. 1885 14th st. NV.
II. HaXe, 81 So Pa. ave. NV.
Joseph Linden, 4O6 Sth st. se.
w. +. M ackay, 500 HIST. ne.
Joseph Peti2Rat, sos eth st. sw-
w. Z. Lunsford, 1242 32d st. NV.
John Haynes, 2O22 Tth st. NV.
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RoCHDALERS i

pITIhVutI. DOJl unu all0e anu Il UTuTglNt
contract bCtm ip-TlCg rsIjrtUtOfs. a. ti..
southeast SCI IIDa, IuG an additional i,'t. con-
tract have teen made. lmlUFmat ION ana
membership cards can bc Obtained from
1he Secretary, aJ his office, 10. u Il. NV,
and OF The authorized agents. L. :. EMERY.
secretary Gf Iif, society, ii
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FOR SALE-IOTs.

FOR SALE-Cheap; on Grant st., Fort
Myer Heights, lot, 50x100. Address
A. F. WOOD, 220 I'd st. Sc 1t
FOR SALE-At n sacrifice, 10 choice
building lots. at beautiful Sherman Park,
Nd; no reasonable offer refused; par
ticularS at office. 623 Z ST. NV mY1-7t
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STOLEN.

STOLEN-3:3o p. m, May o, new
'National'' bicycle, No. 2632. from in
front OF Washington Loan and Trust Bldg
Suitable reward If returned to r W. MAU-
PIN, COS F st. NV. 1t
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n roR 1nENT-naaMs.

FOR RENT-209 I'd St Sc, three fur
nlsnel or ul.urnisned rooms rent reason
able; large yard and shade: near cable cars.
my10-3t
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FOR SALE-MISCELLAN
FOR SALE Cheap, 15o0Iarge govern
ment blank books. 221 10th NV.
my1-tf.
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wANTED-BOARD
LOST


LOST-A lady's hand bag. containing
money and valuable papers, between
9TH and New York ave. and Catholic
University. Return to B. F MATHIOT
city postoffice, and get So reward
my10-3t-
LOST-Friday, May 8, going from 446
n ST. NV. to b04 18th st. NV a
ladies' open face, silver watch, with brace
fob; liberal re ward by leaving same at 446
X st c.-.. -. Item
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w wANTED-A partner with horse and
wa gOn; good paying business. Call or
address L. l. FKANKLlN. GIG \ ST NV IL
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OYSTER and dlunmE saloon dong
good business. VIII sell at sacrifice:
have no opposition close by: owner leay-
ing city. Address H. W. LOVE, 1873
l4th ST. NV. mV9-3T
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SPECIAL NOTICES
National Republican Club.

The National Republican Club Will meet
next MONDAY EVENING, May IL. at
g A. h. haI, l4l2 Pennsylvania avenue
TIE reCenuy-ciecHeu Officers viii he in
Quoted INTO oIICe. Addresses Unl bC nIauc.
AL members are requested TO lEU present.
cordial invitation IS also EXTENDED TO all
RepubllCanS wuO may desire L. unite with
the organization.
4 A-CLArP, Temporary Chairman.
Il, + CIsa ~ SHAW, secretary.
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FOR SALE
Two frame houses, Quander st. Sc;
lot 3Ox1OO; rent $12; for both $1,1o0
Tie L ST. Sc; 6r. frame and store; lot
2Ox75; cheap for 1900
$1,10o building lot one half block north
OF Lincoln Park, for $500 cash; II 1-2
feet front; side and hack alleys
JOHN F. DONOHOE,
myS- Stem sos E Can st.
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$500 10 $4,000 profit day OH invest
nsnI OF $50 to $500, 10y our ne Y plan of
speculation; write for particulars. PRICE
q CO, bankers, room 176, 30 Broadway,
n. Y. ap26-Stf
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FOR SALE stock and fixtures of a
drug store. everything first-claSs and
cheap; closing out business. Cor. and
18th SITS. NV. my9-3t
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FOR RENT-713 18th st. NV, nicely
iuru4sil,, "a rooms, with or without board;
snnhmnr rafeS II
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MANTED-AGENTs-

wANTED-Agen for the finest hne
in aluminium fancy goods; agents pro-
fit SIS daily at least Can National HOtei
after l O'Clock MOnday. 1t
GENTS-LOcaI or travelling; OUTFIT
free: big money; exclusive territory;
no capital; one agent cleared one day
S73.4O; so can you; our safes sell at
sight: city or country. ALPINE SAFE &
LOCK CO., Cincinnati, O. 1t
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hundred ia nice business? Make from
two 80 tour thousand 1lrSt year. Address
q. b., this office. mylO- ST
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SITUATIONS wASTED-MALE-

w NTED-PIaCe TO drive delivery,
or as U4suwdshcT or waiter, honest
and sober; references Address GRIFF.
this office. 1t
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

FOR SALE Lease and furniture OF
partly furnished lS-To0m house: rooms
nearly All rented. splendid income; price
$500. party obliged 10 leave CITY. Ad-
dress IA RkfAIN 3. 4. tins Office rn VI or
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FOR SALE-St"ck and fixtures OF
small grocery and meat store; good
chance for meai man; firSt-clasS location:
will sell cheap; owner has other business
Address X. h. r. this office. mys-st
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TRY RUBBER ROOF PAINT.

WE STOP ALL LEAKS FREE
and charge only for painting; work guaran
teed. NAT. RUBBER ROOFPAINF Co
iU23 Sth st. NV.
NOS moved by experienced men.
81. COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO. 323
I-2 st. NV. Phone 1856 febl6-tr
FURNITURE moved; largest 2-horse
load in the city, So so; experienced
handlers. COLUMBIA TRANSFER co
S2S 1-2 St NV Phone 1866 feI6-tt
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FOR RENT-Two cheerful furnished
rooms, single or en- suite, with first class
table board. lUl6 IOlh ST., corner Massa-
rhusetts ave 1t
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FOR RENr--HoUsEs.

TOR RENT.
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FOR RENT-l123 l1th st. nw.' fine
r-oius ,tiId board; everything flrsl -ciaSs;
references my10-3t
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FOB RENT-1O14 11th st. NV, fur
nlshcu rooms for Housekeeping; two
g. mNlO-3t
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FOR RENT-Futnisted or unfinished
rooms; new house; Eew furnishings,
brass beasteads; sumiLer prices; best To-
cation in city. 719 l1th st. NV, near
Palais Royal and Boston House.
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EnR RENT Beautiful flat of three
or four very pleasant furnished or un-
furnished rooms; corner. 547 Florida ave.
NV my1 Oct
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FOR RENT-one or two large unfur.
rooms. Single or en- suite; reasonable
to good tenants. Call ZIG q ST. NV.
my10-3t
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FOR SALE-A good stock OF grocer
les and a itne corner Tor pIoElsfons-
low figure Tor cash. Inquire of c. A
LANGLG, lOth and K SITS NV Refer
ence, John 5. CIssel, 1G14 9TH ST. NV.
my 3t-ein
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE

WANTED man and wife, place
as butter or COaChman, ChamberInaid
or nurse and sewing. CaM or address
for 8 days 21G6 Sth St NV. my7-3t-em
wANTED-By man and wife, sifu-
alton, city or country, woman to do
general hOusework; man to make himself
generally useful about place; man under
stands care of stock in general. Address
BOX so, thiso office. myS- 3t
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FOR SALE-old established dining
room arge regular run trade; prominent
,horou ghfare; low rent; excellent euuip-
ments; a snap. Address ROLAND, this |
office my6.Ht
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wANTED-A silent or active part
ner, IaGs or gent, with small capital
to advertise speciality that sells we II
through druggists and needed eyeryyyherc
Address T. \. Y, this office. mys-3t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
HELP wANTED-FEAiALE.

w ED-ExFeTIeuced sales ladies IN
Clodk Ut paFtment; none others need ap-
ply arter 8 a. III. HECHT * co. 515 IJn
ST. NV. 1t
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ARTHUR E. YUNDT-M Mandolin and guitar:
sumirer rates. 20 lessons for So
et0dlo, 934 st. NV, Room l. mys-im
A. ". HOLMES. Mandolin, Banjo, and
Guitar. Special summer rates. Classes
my6- limo
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FOR SALE -une or the best wholesale
also properly. warehouse, story. 3tiySfi,
dwelling. 3 story. 10 rooms and store.
all modern in proyements- Address r. g.
this office. mvS-3t
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FOR SALE-HouSe and lot No 251
Sd ST. sw.; lot is ga by 70 deep; title
perfect; Sc wer and water; IL rooms,
papered: suitable for doctor or cigar store
or boarding house; 4 lues of cars within
one block: worth $4,000; owner will sell
for $4,000. Apply to JOHN QUINN, 447
T ST. sw., or TO the owner. myS-3t
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Bar.
gains in carria ges, buggics and
wagons; diffe rent stSies, also 3 jobs
OH account OF storage: no reasona iie offer
refused. 927 d st. NV. ap29-1mo
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ANJO. Guitar and Mandolin taught,
60c.; rapid advancement; concerts at
tended TO. Prof. X. BRAELSFORD. 731
l. 1th st. NV. my10- st
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FOR RENT-Three unlurnlshed rooms
on .s>vouG Iloor, ana bath, also one
furnished l2T ID st. NV. myl0-3t
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
a UNIQUE VILLAGE.
II 10 Aimust Ideal In Many Ways-Two
H~autifui BoulrvaFds.

Along TIA" SECOND 'rr,t ptkr, Just hr.
you'd the Village uf lrthal res aud g. 4!
miles from Huntington Valley siait"u,
GA the NcWtuu railroad. john itra,ru,
wralatN rhilad,.phl"u, founded -
llttlr settlement several wears n'u for
Swrdrnhrrgiaus or mriulur- ~ ia"
Church II the New Jerusalem. III"
lnught large tract ~ land, built -
fine house aud surrounded - With CON
Nrurrur,S. The country, naturally lr,t.
Is, attracted others ~ hs fash. whu
Ni"w~l with favor the idea ~ tie ~.
tartan community They secured lots
from III" original property. Wh.,h was
nearly SQUARE milo IL r\t'nt, and put
UP hous~ EIght or nin' fan.'"s ar"
nov included IN the settlement and
more ARE t. join il, "nI! awaiting u
favorable opportunity e. m.ld.
The pla"" has no name o'hrr than
lL,hu,r,e, = Inch u takes from IT, e. ,"
pru\imi'S 'u that old town. Il H.. how.
ever. entirely distinct from lrthny res
proper. Every hrusr within It's hurhri~
IA .ar,'" and handsomely finished, in.
side and out. Their are improvements
in this new aud wcll.rclrulat,d IN"
settlement ~ which u municipality
would L. proud,
The houses are built along two lENu.
tiiul houlcVnrhs. one ~ which - three.
fuurths ~ n mile long and the other
,om,w hat shorter. The driNrways, ~
hard crushed stone, ar" ilnakrh on each
side Us u strip ~ Hnd, with young shlh"
tree, planted at regular intervals ont.
side 81 these green l,ord"rS are the de.
walks The larger 81 the inulc,nrls
hAs hRlf dozen rounded turns "a Is
course and the other is lRtd uui With -
prppurtlouRtr numirr. TIL" effect il
novel and pl"asing and reminds the
visitor ~ n wrll.krpt Park,
\ ,uuIl"ic system ~ underground
scwrr> drains the Village aud ma rlrc.
tric.lFh, plant furnishes illumination
for all the inhabitants, Water Is dis.
,r,hui"d under good pressure from u
huge 'ank, IA" pumping h"lug don" lay
windmill Many other conNcni"n~s'
contribute to the common comfort,
Philadelphia Record,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
tcll In Well ana Fractured MS Arm
and IcR


Amhtu-to Madrll. ~ Gall-teo, was
brought IL II Vincent hospital sunday
at =. III, suffering from ali accident
from which frw PERSONS survive, sAys the
\rw Mexican.
CA lhur-iat last, al T. "a. M, he fell
into u we'll forty eight feet deep al I'll
raso. breaking his left arm aud fracluf.
ing his lex Ia such horrible manner ~
Ia urcr--itatr IT, removal.
His story Is. that after falling into the
well one II his companions had n rope
fastened about himself. aud wA- lowered
into the we'll with another rope and u
huaTi a. which the iulurpi man WAS
splc"d Both men were then hoi-tci hy
n horse. aud the trip, with the injured
man ~ wagon, WAS undertaken. lie
reached santa Fe alive al the tim. above
Indicated.
Yesterday at 3 y. III. his leg was ampu.
tat"i near the hlp Joint by Dr. trosson,
assisted hy DrS. DiaZ. ilarroun aud Brady,
able assistance being also rendered by
Sisters Mary DE sales, Mary Vincent aud
Rita.
hr. Cru-@nn states this morning that
the man ha- chance for recovery,
should h. do ~ he will stand In the MI
mails ot surgical injuries NJ another r,i.
dence oi wonderful endurance under the
most uniayorable surroundings.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

granddaughter OF the late ALFRED Dun.
comb, II Mount Vernon. VINO left an 60
tate NJ over n million. She In N years
old. pretty, light. hairrd. ruay checked,
graceful IN form aud charming In man.
nrr. She II an accomplished singer and
musician. By the will " her grand.
father his- Voice received q legacy "
nearly hall = million dollars
thafleu HOlli-ter II IN his twentieth
year. Tie II n handsome, athletic young
man. His father II Dr. J. U. Hollistef,
one OF Mount Nefnon's Leaning phyri.
clans. Heis . graiuat. Of the local high
school and IL now studying civil en-.
gineering with John fairchild. who has
All Office IN the po-toiilce building In that
city.
Young llollister and Miss Voice have
been sweethearta since childhUpi. Their
fathers were cfOnier In their younger
days. Miss Voice had many suffers, but
she seemed ~ be- enamord with Hollis.
YER and Stunned all other young men.
Mis- Voice liNei with her aunt, Mrs.
Naomi Duncnmb, In tine old stone man.
sion on Third avenue. Mount vernon.
She sanctioned the match " her ward.
but Thought the twain were little
hasty. aud requested them ~ waif. Hut
the youngsters thought they were old
enough ~ knew thoir own affairs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
GERONIMO AND HIS BAND.
Condition Of the Apache indians on the
Port Sill Reservation.

fOV Stll ketfrVatton.
The secretary Of war, In his annual r..
port OF lssEi, says Of old Chief Geronimo
and his baud VI ApAches:
The Indians now In confinement
number $40, all members " the Apache
tribe, who were captured In Arizona In
the years lss7-ss. while In captivity
there have been III births and 25
deaths.
They are now established al the mill.
tary reservation at Fort sill. Oklahoma,
aud are living Ia comfortable dwellings
butt by their own labor The climate Ia
this region II arid and not well adapted
n farming but these Indians Las, year
raised upward Of 3,ouD bushels Of African
corn, 1000 tons Of hay, 80 tons Of corn
fodder, $3.50 bushels Of POTATOES aud 40.
UD melons They have u herd Of cattle
including PSI calf increase during the
year.
The special appropriations made by
congress Tor their benefit aggregate the
sum Of t32.bJC, Of which nearly $4,000
was expended for cattle for these In.
dians must become u pastoral people
and $3.50 for building materials, tools,
seeds, etc, Their rations. clothing. medi.
cines and incidentals supplied by the
quattetmaster, subsistence aud medical
departments since their arrival at Fort
sill, have cost the additional sum OF
tIt,W0. They have now made such pro.
gre-- towards u basis " sustenance that
no further special appropriation by con.
grp-s II needed"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

The special train Oi four ears, carrying
the part, II santa fs officials and dir-c.
tors. cnmIS,-'"i IT President Ripley, &. VI.
lliggin-oll. nenrral Manager Frey, teen.
eral superintendent Nudge aud directors
Walker. kotch. Fowler AMI ,ibh~. made
number ot fast runs while on the trip
from TN, city 10 Ration. new Mexico. aud
return. 1!s the Topeka journal.
Probably the fastest run WAS made
while on the return trip on the western
division, from La Junta, Colo, Ia hige
city, Kan. saturday sflrrnnOn. The dis.
lance wl- covered In hours and - min.
utrs. or MI actual running time ~ ~
miles AL hour. Engine ~, which made
the fast Nelly My run on the western III
vision several years ago, pull"i thrtrS'",
IN charge ot Engineer Robinson and
Fireman Jones. Conductor BoTkur and
Brakemen llurd and Halden were IN
charge Of the train.
The party returned 10 this city earl,
sunday morning aud with the exception
ut General Manager Frey and General
superintendent Nudge, continued 10 Chi
cage.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
ARIZONA ITEMS.

The irrigation congress at Phoenix has
crowded that city with visitors,
The Catholic fair al Tucson realized
$780, for the three highs entertain.
ment.
The fees OF the recorders once Of
YaVapai county for November were
tii1.lO.
soldiers from Fort Whipple are hunt.
ing deer In the Mogollons and have been
fairly successful.
subscriptions amounting 10 nearly
tluU have been received for the Mercy
hospital NJ Prescott.
The Faults, Mission has established q
sunday school ia kingman with schol.
ar-hip 10 start ~ with ~ twenty five.
The ella Valley, Globe n Northern Rail.
way company advertise. for bids on
NnVu pounds Of corn delivered on the
cars.
NhitelAw Reid. editor % the New York
Tribune. with hi4 family. are now ut
Phoenix, and will spend the winter In
that city.
The Williams News reports provisions
scarce with the SupAi Indians Their
crol- were washed away by floods In
Cataract canyon.
Architect llriulrin wM awarded con.
tracts Tor the building IT the hospital NJ
Prescott The building will cost In the
netghburhoOd NJ tliSw
The Maricupa 4 Phoenix Railroad com.
pany will nj once begin the erection "
stock yards AT Mesa city, THIS Is some
thing the stock men and farmers have
needed badly for some time.
Al Indian boy al kingman was having
little fun with the cars Wednesday,
aud let his hand lay too long on the
track and hal II cut of. 4 train In mo
ton u not n good thing Ia frolic with.
The Phoenix Gazette says Jesus ' lila
the spanish boy Who did M: know his
pistol Was loaded and shot n Chiuaman
In the forehead. had his case postponed
until Monday. In the meantime the
careless boy In confined IN the county Jail.
Articles u Incorporation OF the Ierre
llaute Mining company were hled. The
principal place u business Is Phoenix.
The incorporaiors are Jay Cummings, NJ.
b. Hyde, Frank Jones, Thomas |. Ryan,
/ v. u. Sattetwhite and James Kip, all Of
san Francisco. The capital stock Is
| t3D0,OoO.
Robert Williams. colored. convicted "
burglary and sent 10 the peni,eniiary I'M
der sentence Of one year and nine months
from May II, lsa5, WAS on saturday par
ionrd 10y the governor on recommends
ton of the superintendent OF the prison,
| His term. driucting credits, would ex.
pire III II few days. and the pardon was
/ simply 10 restore citizenship,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
scmAtrbNY Press AeaNI HERE.
"The divine Healer Comes Not 70 Heal.
but Hreach.n Ne SaHA.

~ SagAs
The world haa ceased ~ be curious
al"ut the whereabouts Of the strange
weird Colorado healer. who Looked like
the picture " Christ. uays the Kansas
city star. lie II abuut Ia reappear aud
may create NJ much excitement by his
evsngelic eloquence ~ he created by his
silent cure ~ the diseases Of humanity.
A young man from Denver, N. II. Ma
gill, announces In Kansas City to-day
that Francis Schlatter, the hypet. famous
"dlNinr healer" would soon return 10
Denver from Mexico.
"lie will no, come ~ heal. but TO
preach" said Mr. MAgill. whose card
stated tia, he was the "adthor aud pub.
fisher oi the LIE aud works Of Francis
Schlatt"r.'"
1T will surprise you ~ know that
Schla,ter II not N ignorant, simple
mAn, n mere inspired shoemaker. but .
man ~ great learning. who speaks many
languages The idea that he WAS All ".
nutAnt shoemaker was owing 10 his all.
Srlute silence While engaged in his won.
icr'ul healing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

The Denver Tunes Almanac for 1897 IL
valuable compendium ~ Information.
The idea ~ distinctly western almanac
II new. aud the fact that much informa.
ton ~ Interest Ia western pcuplr will b-
found ia this bouk should make II ~
great value a. every citizen Of the state.
This year the Times Almanac gives the
total vote " the state during the lS.Hi
election for presidential electors aud gov.
-rnor. by countier, and also gives inter.
r-ting election figures from tie terrific
rial days, tOlnrado'S mineral production.
liz farming industry, live stock, agticul.
ture etc. are we'll represented And the
facts furnished are fresh ani up 10 date,
In addition Ia much matter that II II pc
Guitar interest Ia Colorado the almanac
has general information on national and
International affairs, In fact. there II
nothing " Importance ignored and as n
reference buok the Times Almanac Is far
ahead ~ those issued 10y the eastern
uAupTA,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
III. sunf,n,e touFt.

The New Mexico supreme court r..
sumei liz work this morning with Chief
Justice smith presiding and Associate
Justices Collier. Hamilton. lAughlin aud
BAntE present, Says the New Mexican.
The casr Of the Territory Of New Mex
leo VI. Cecilio RodrigueZ wa continued
until the next session,
The case ~ James I. johnson 1t al,
appellees, vs. Ancario Gallego-, sheriff,
appeal from Mora county, wAs continued,
The cas" of N. ". flourno! ct al. ap.
pelleer, Vs. Bullock, BAKER n Co, Il. ".
Champion, intrrenor, was being argued
when thi- report closed. Mrssrs hcMiI.
len aud pol~nn represent the appellants.
and +, v, Clancy appears Tor the APP
ppllees