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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

elect ruited States SENATOR That il
the ptoblrm which haa been r.t.rr.d tn \
sub c"nmltte" ~ the senate elections
cnnuullr' and the answer will proh,hl,
drtrtuIu" what action ia. committee
will idhe upon Senator Allen. r,.,. tuition
for al ,u'"-'sallon u the Alabama l,gi-
latNr election which preceded senator
Morgan lat election Ia the senate.
1hr ,otr II forty 10 tv.n,, eight. l.,
which the -rnal" referred the resolution
providing 1T the distribution of several
Il the regular appropriation hill- among
committees they now all ~ L. the Al.
ptnpriation- committed. a. the commit.
tee on rules with instructions 10 t,po,t
back on the firSt day Of the next sion.
~aS great compliment H. senator Al.
Ii-on, Who Ia chairman " the committee
N appropriations. There IL it'll, dou,
that u najurit! u the senate would have
voted for til" change had II not been for
the fear that such action by the senate a,
this tim" would have been construed h.,
ann" p"opls NJ reflection upon Senator
Allison.
The report NJ the Nicaragua ,aual
commission l. not encouraging a. riI
gfe"-ional action un the canal. AT lrnst
not "n the lin'- heretofore propo-.l. IN
addition Ia nearly inublins thu estimate
~ the cn@t ~ it, construction. tnc t,p,it
says plans must br changed ~ It chuu
H. constructed at all majority m tot,
branches II congress favor the con,tru.
tinn II the canal. hut the, are far tom
agreeing ~ tu Just hnw IT should h don,
/ This will result IN DELAYING au,u.ru
llkr p'-ltNr action.
Justice krrwrr president NJ a., N,mr
zuclan boundary commission. hn. ma,
u public statement drnounclng H.,
stories published IN sensational urw-ii
prrs ahout the luNur, and extra, agauc,
e the commission. Justice Brewer -al 4.
AMI his word ha- never been doubted
that Instead ~ hcing rNtta,agant IT,
commission has hnIn Nrft economical
and that hr expects 1t H. continue 1" hr
economical until IT, work l. rumpl,trl
l"lcgat" tAtrun, II New Mexico. hl,
received many congratulations fnr ~,
clrNerneSs Il" displayed IN pu~hlng hl'
hill against pri2" hghtiug IN the terri
tories and the District 81 tolumhii
through the hu,I-" and senate without
delay or even singl" adverse vote. TIA,
bill became a law ~ srn ~ II frachr,
Mr.. Cleveland who for uncr agreed viii
congress.
There /, II, doubt ahuut the lealinl
position Maine huld- IN tins congress
With Senator Frye president pro irm I"
the senate, senator llHl". chairman u
the printing committee, speaker Rec,
presiding over the house, aud Representa-
tiNes ningley. Boutcllr aud Millikrn
chairmen ~ three important hnuSc com
mittees, surely Main" may be- said 10 l.,
I'm II"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

thlrt, -eigh, students, t3o.ipo income
S2G. Ia invested IN scientific apparatus
and library. aud pa. 7Ur ~ grounds and
building. new building u being
erected T. the normal -chsl . reform
-rl,rul t. anWt g. h. n~uri Ut flagstan
and numhrr IT high -ch"ol- will be ~.
tail sled ~ -, urlrr IN act II the ley
islatufr " ls.d lhctr ATE Al~o about
go childrru ENROLLED ~ piiNaie aud de
uuninati,uM -rl"-,l-. which cost abuuI
sIu,sU l.r uuuum Gazette.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
" STRAW MEN,"
Arrested for working Fraudul,
Scheme on the Santa Re.

Arrested for working Frauduls
Scheme on the Santa Re.
officer Wiley, VI the Santa Fe, a
Marshal Nash. ~ Arkansas City. have
rested Alexander Shields. upon the char
Of aiding l.. [. Mckenzie, formerly rU
master on the santa Fr, Ia carryr
straw" men upon the pay rolls and !
tanning none, The arrest Of Shiel.
who II prominent church member. v
II grievous surprise 10 his friends at
kansas City.
detectives have been working for sd
time on the case.
The road will attempt Ia prove u
Shields cashed n tJ check last Jul,
Perry, q. T.. drawn In favor Of WILLIE.
Shields aud countcrsigned by l.. L. n
kcnzlr. roadmast.r. Al that time
such person NJ william Shields wH
tue employ II the road. few weeks \.
l.. [. Mckenzie left the employ Of 4
Santa fe and went 10 work for the IN.
taw railway. lls WAS arrested last Thu'
day night at Shawnee, q. T.. but NJ
his escape from the officers. - Top
State Journal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
SAN PEDRO
Items Of Interest from a Neigbborng
Camp on the last,

camp on the LISi,
Bob ,arlrl aud e. j. sullivan atr doing
~"mr assessment work on the Missouri
Belle leslie
Bob nauthltt, an old timer ~ san lc.
lto, has left the camp To- takra grA jol
offered him IN Texas
James tarruthor,. our ulliging past
master. has been confined to his hed for
-"Nrthl DAYS, but l. now un the way Ia 10.
coNrtS
The Guadalupe gold aud copper -melt
ct at 'ullru, which has been shut down
un account II IL" scarcity IT water. IN.
tends blowing ~ to-day. HE we'll ha.
hrcu sunk decvrr and nov has an abun.
dance IT water. which will justify IN,
company III blowing IN again. The com
pani nuw expect 4" make u gH-l run III
several days and FAIR test Will l." given
tu the different ores nuw waiting on u,
platform tu b" treated Ia the ,mrltot.
" y. Enmett. hall owner ~ Ia" New
h'NlN' Wltllls VIM ltNN 'N'h N'Ihk
work III the mime Tor the last two months
Wa -trpp"d hy Deputy sheriff y. Gold
who served u wit ri attachment iS-ncd
toy Judge COLLIER. on the undlN ldcd halt
interest of Herman nuplman. nov
claimed hy Niger friedman. II lils Vegas
under hill uf sale given him last Nov,
rmb"r The same property Wa ala
murtgagrd tn Glenn Natallnl Tor the sun
II tAr last uct"hrt.
several carpenters have hcrn at wnrl
since last MunIal tearing down the old
lhg six Salorn huilitng. the last II Col
X. ~ John-nu'S individual property IN
san Pedro, THIS building will h. put ~
al ia" hIp-! queen mine. where SuperiH
trni"nt christ Nirgand II making prep
ntatluns Tor extensive work this summer
When Mr. Nirgand begins Ia take uu
ore from this mine the mining worl,
viii know that there are frw gnl,
mines ~ New Mexico. rfultu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

We have heard II gmSi manN big stories
about the wonderful things Clara Barton
could dr, but this l. the biggest II Nil. II
Is from leading editorial In the Alhu.
qnrrque Democrat " this morning We
should doubt the accuracy II this tx.
tra,agant statement II W. had not been
assured that when you read II IN the
Democrat its true" We copy the entire
sentence. ~ follows,
II ndrr the law the secretary is author.
lied Ia distribute unr-thtld Of the seed
purchased, In accordance with that pro,
vision. when the sea Islands II the Caro-
lima east were devastated by "a tidal wave
through Clara Barton and the Rrd Cross
the secretary diSburSed the greater part
" his share ~ tie seed"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
L. SIN Held.

The man who was sent Ia the county
Jail under the alias of Richard Roe for
carrying concealed weapons was released
yesterday on n writ ~ hsbeas corpus. and
was immediately re-arreSttd on a new
account II 'irrrgularity In the trial befor,
the committing magistrate. II IL said
that the prisoner IL wanted In Colorado
for forgery. lie persists In the refusal 10
give his name.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

NJ, Henry " ta,t.n Writes the santa
fc N,W NcNirin fmm \mluiu, Rio A..
riha county. that %. AT Nu'clrck On sat.
uria, evening thn corral anl all ~ the
hay AMI fpli.f ~ lose ,lr Ia Luz hallegOS
were consul mel Nv Nfr. The Gallegos
family and m.,.i - ~" near neighbur-
were away frm hrrpo attending battle,
Fortunately Nur,lup MARTINEZ was nj
home aud ~, ,o Ih, place IN time to say,
the horses ana ulh"t animals In the cor
raj II T. hrllrNri that thr IRE was ~et l.,
au incruiiHn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

Vt sunshine, and the magazine Il q part
NJ them. Those II uur readers who know
Ihas T. lunm- ani there are man,
know that What hr write, commands not
only reader, hat IEct The regular
contributors 4" w" L.. ~ \. embrace
ntmc- ~ acknuw lrdgri ahility-Charlrs
hudlc, Narurt, MR.. ten custer Mr.
Fremont, Joaquin Miller, aud others ~
we'll known II isa high.cla,- magazine
Tor a highcla people.
W. Pain" t. thoroughly Trustworthy.
ani W. hr-prak Tor him and the mAga.
zine hc represents hearty welcome and
Substantial encouragement
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
IIr,trI, IlIiirrs.

This remedy is becoming 81 we'll known
aud ~ popular ~ Ia need no special
mention. All who have u~,sl Electric
i'iitrrs sing the song II praise 4 purrr
medicine dU"s not exist. and IL II guar.
ant~Tl Ia Il" all that IL claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure All dis"tscS IT the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove i1nplr|, Bolts
salt Rheum and other affections caused
by impure blwh. viii drive Malaria
from the system and prevent ~ well ~
cure all Malarial F",rrs For cure uf
Headache, Constipation and Indigestion
try Electric Bittrrs.-Entirr satisfaction
guaranteed. or money refunded. Price
Gr or ti.D per bottle, at pillshury Il
Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
hkIIII,etI lImI.

The proprietor ~ n prominent boarding
and lodging house was very indignan,
this morning upon finding uut that n
young man had skipped town owing III,
house for IA months rsm rent and board
The young nHn came here month aga
aud secured employment ut the Atlantic
n Pacific shops. On the strength Il ha,
ing work, AMI his bland representations,
he Wa accommodated. Yesterday h. drew
his money, and TN, morning same II
his old clothing WAS all that wa- left
In his runin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

Mr., u, H. Paine, field manager ~ the
Land ~ sunshine" NJ which Chas. +.
Iummi- l. the editor. il IN "ur city, Mr..
Paine il here for the double purpose Ia
become acquainted with our people and
their standing. and Tor them Ia become
acquainted with Mr., Lummi-- magazine,
The l., II :. represents IN this great
southwest not only liz material interests
but the intelligence II the people also.
New Mexico, Arizona and Southern
California are the field Tor and ~ which
the Land II sunshn" Is publishel Tn,
two great territories are part Of the LAND
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
lsnIks HAD.

A welIkn"wn Coyote springs miner, IL
liable To got himself in trouble. lie bor
rowrd u rifle aud two si,ut guns from cit.
liens "f Albuquerque, who ARE surprised
IL nnd that the rifle was pawnrd, The
shot gnus hay" not yet been located. aud
the miner has not shown up In town for
sOme days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

Dr. Il. ;. yesterday received by exp
last night n fine specimen Of the III
Damc breed of dogs from Mr.. Willie l
dial. Of Sacramento, Cal. Tho pup II q
eight months old and IL already N
strr In size. His mother won the
MUM AT the bench show al Dstroi,
week and II valued ut a small fortune
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

We have gooi trade on Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy; In fact sell ~ much Of IL
~ OF all other cough medicines combined,
and We handle more than u dozen differ
ent kinds.-RAE X PETERSEN. Druggists,
Pelican Rapids. MINI
This remedy II popular because II can
always be depended upun. lts prompt
ness In curing bad colds. Group. and
whOoping cough, makes IL fayoritc
everywhere. For sale by pr, T, H. hir.
geSs X son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

An auditor in the district court rooul
furnishes lnE CITIZEN the following
makeup oi the jury now trying thu
Washington mine ease. | German.
Dane, Austrian, | Englishman. | Ital
ian. ! half German aud half native,
English speaking American and . spar
iIh speaking Americans, The celebrate
ease /, Ia Ia" hands II n co~mupollta.l
jury
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

Last sunday evening. William Riley, n
cowhuy. while drunk aud shooting up the
town ~ ALMA, IN IN" Mogollons. fired u
shot which struck II - year old boy son
of Langford Johnson killing him In.
stantly. After shooting the hoy. Riley
mounted his horse and rosie away, hut a
telrphon" message from Deputy Sheriff
l'arh, received Yesterday morning, states
tina, he was captured twelve miles from
Alma and Is now In jail at Nogollon,
There appears Ia have been no motive Tor
the shooting only drunken recklessn,s 70
anh carelsssnesI. -Silver City Eagle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
CUCHTi.
Some Interesting Note, nom Pers,,,
canyon.
COMING TO TEE 'FRONT.'

special 80 Tie (itiirn
Allcrt"n. frL. I'LL Just returned
from prospecting tour In Pcral,a can
yon, aud after making a careful survey oi
that district, ! anu fully satisfied that
Peralta /" fully equal. In re-pcc, to g,-.
nineralbearing country, Ia Pine canyon
aud IL hound a. hr heard from before long
III" great trouble IL. that ON account oi
the fact that ~ much noise has been
made about lino, people have general,
overlooked rrralta, but the right -ort nl
men ar" now coming In there and taking
hold IT things IN the right WAY
The old "rr." now called the KEY
stone Il being pushed ahead lively. This
formerly belonged ~ Geo. O-trandcr. hut
b" gave two-ihirds ~ some BLAND parties
on condition that they would develop II,
anh they are now nj work intending Ia
run TIf0t tunnel. The owners ~ the
old "No name" are also driving tun.
mel
Ia" Halle. and the "Gpi Hope" are
both being worked regularly. taking out
g"h ore, which steadily improves ~
depth IL gained, These claims an owned
by llrll"ig. Schlarath n Co., api II viii
not b, long before they cnunincacr send.
ing ore la market
There AZ" al-o n number " other ilnr
PROSPECTS IL this camp the santa Ma
ria, the Zig Tree" AMI several others
that only frluirra Nrry little develop
ln"nt Ia enable them to hecomr profitable
shippers
The great mistake made ~ this can.
yun wa. that certain men aud am -nr
~ to SaN they were generally AlhuqUrr
~" parties sent out pr,~prctnrs with In.
sttuctlunS a. locate every mountain the,
came L.; thus thou~ani- 81 claims wrr,
taken up which thu parties who held them
never hal ANY idea " working. hut ia,
land Wa kept "uut ~ market. aud III,
practical miners, who cau,r In from Col
orado aud elsewhere, and would have
made some gpl minr- here. were kept
OUT ~ liir canyon, anu forced L. locate
~oin"wh"r" else, aIh the consequence /,
that IA" fellows who tried 10 hog every
thing got nothing. and have lo-t even a.,
money the! paid 10 their prospcctor4. be-
cause the claims they made were all lot
feli"d on III" first ~ January last, Tor IA,
lack NJ "aS~"s-lncnt work" aud can nov
he taken hy anyone.
u II had not been i,r this hoggishncs-
there would haN" bsen guh payinl
camp here long aga. Hut there IL u chanc,
now Tor live men Ia get hold ~ gor
claims, and things are taking new
start, aud you may confidently expect {,
-ee Pefalta canyon come Ia the front In
very short time ~ one ~ the best all,
richest sections In the great Cochiti coun
try, II. J.
| bId You Ever
| Iry Electric Rittprs "A n remedy for yulll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

Died, AT l.s 10y, Michigan. on Jana
~. Is.si. Miss kath ,sowker. Miss ,
ker was u resident u Albuquerque b
November, 1894. Ia May. 1895, and
many friends she made during her Y
sojourn In this city, will mourn
death.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
Arr.sird at Denver.

Operator Raglan IL now In charge II
the eaSt-side Postal telegraph office, await
ing the arrival II Superintendent Con
ncrs from the headquarters office in hen.
yer. II IL understood that ~. Manager
Sampley i-undrr arrest In that city, Las
Vegas optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

cav he hal lump In hls stomach and
t,i, too mi.etahlc 10 move. The lump
was probably two or three tenJntnpts
lunches condensed. They wNrs hurried
In. bu, they we're taking theif ewn tim,
about getting out. or ewes " uAovinG on.
This Is a great mistake, bat ~ long a.
there's life there's q chance 10 rectify
mistakes.
Tho man Who "l,olu" his lunches viii
find Dr. Picrcs's Pleasant Pellets III,
hest friend he ever met. The Pellets I
may not hurry ~ much a. the man doe,
but they will DO the work for which
they are intended - surely-profpptly :
efIectunlly
There il NO. case VI biliousnsss, Con.
s,ipation, Indigestion, heartburn" q
any of tl- ties, of the nightmare breed
Ing hr,pl, that these little Pellets " vii
no, cure.
They are not disngrerable to tax,
neither A., Tho effects disagreeahle. The
are gentle lAN,t,ycs They cure bryms
arnHr There No danger Of forming
"r,llu habit" Therefore, you don
become n slave To- their use.
Ssui ~ one cent stamps 10 cover cost o
, mtil,ug puip, and receive ab.olutely gan
pt ri,tc,'s Common Sense Medical AZ
ytsct. aud ind uut how to keep youtse,
and family healthy The book con,ais
7 Iu,N pages ,Ntt po illustrations and ow
bsiu,, cnp,c. have been sold at o.. 81 sacl
The new EDITION ~ yU.0n copies " a. y
given away dh"iniolr U'rr. I, IL VET
| thle medical library complete IN %.
vnlumc . Address, with stamps, World
p,,u-u.lfV Medical Association, No. n
N uu Street bubllo, N. y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

Socorro people evidently appreciate u
good thing, for Prof Seamon has written
that at least twelve from that city
will come Ia hear the great American hu.
morist, Bob" Burd.tte, on March ~. W..
II. Matson. Jr, " the Santa ~. has been
asked to furnish u special rate for our
visiting ncighbors.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

Give me liver regulator and eau
regulate the world" said a genius. The
druggist handed him bottle ~ ncNitts
Little Early Risers, the famous little
nilla. pillshurN n Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
MILLIONS FROM A KING.



Il IN: ntlrS.
Nv the di-ttlhutlun IT nu estate at
Cleveland. OHIO. Nts illin Jarohy. ~
thl, cItl b"cumr, hrtur.. h. handsome
FORTUNE.
inurka Jan,, who VIA daughter to the
hing W llullnni. died hundred years
AZ" lrd,ius property leased Tor ninety.
mn" Svhr-, The a--r-srd valuation ~
the real estate ~ New Work tity II tlS2,
u'luN. and there II uu drpu-it IN the
Hink II ll"llaud none, which. with the
accumulated interest. amrunls Ia 49,.
"uuH Tia, -un i,th H. Div idrd among
49, uirs. Mt., IAcuhN one " the 'ul
hrif- ~ T. also u lni, living At Lords
burg, NV Mexico.
Mrs. Jirrhl'- inheritance comes
through her grandfather luttridgr. who
WdS u nth descendant II the King VI
Holland. The Ming, nam" wa- liarna
du, liruck. ami the FUN name ~ MIS-. ia.
cdh,'- grandfather was batnadu- Brock
l"itiligr, hr having hrru named ~ menu
url 81 the Hing.
bunch y Jones representing Mrs. la
ruhN, ar" nuw IN active communication
with the administrators ~ thr estate ri
tlNriani Flagstaff l~murtat.
NhN Iutliuin Got o..
some interesting gossip l. going u,
rounds concerning the securing hy Ia,
iullulAu ruivpHnS ui the sleeping cal
privilege un the Santa be system. AN,
the uluhr lhmurrat, IN lls railroad lie
vHrtmrut explains the matter ~ fullnws
Tho awarding II the contract Ia u,
Pullman company was somewhat unrN
pcrtr |. ~ II waI believed that the props
,itlul made l., the Wagner company wa
"A Yer fair nni attractive one. The pro
p'Slt ~ ~ this company. IL IL sail, pro
Nld~l for compensation al , cents uilr
and ~ santa FL officials were inclinu
Ia aw ard III" company III" privilege. Ne
fore the present santa Fr contract wa,
effected. and under the old regime. Oh,
| Pullman received Scent mileage. hu,
| important considerations forced the re-
turn " that contact a. that company.
! The likelihHh of litigation from III,
| Pullman company was the danger II III,
Wagner company captured the prize, an,
the officials HAY" had enough of litiga
tlon. The present Santa Fe system |,
made ny ~ many component lines, nOta
bly, the Southern California, and III,
Pullman company has held AMI hold,
contracts with these companies. With
rival sleeping ear company operating
over these lines, litigation would slirel,
follow. liut the Santa Fe has driven
close bargain with the Pullman com
mny. Instead of paying 3 cents mile
IL IL paying lrSs than cent Tor mileage
The railroad company will furnish III,
lubricating material AMI haul the cars
aud the Pullman company will do III,
rest. The new contract II run for tel
years,
| While the Santa Pc mileage II IN,
largest in the country. II Is not runsid
cred the most desirable for the sleeping
ear companies. because the business &
not pruIprtinnatcly great.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
The Ahuuu"ruu" = pu, ,ng".

lhr funur ~ some daNs ago that i.
". Hanna had succeeded III placing the
bonds VI III" Albuquerque y Durango
road, Is confirmed IN another letter from
Mr. Hanna. stating that the transaction
PROGRESS Tor beginning work IN the early
spring The line l. to hr built on the
survey III three years ago-frum Alhu.
Iurrpuc northwest to the Rio rurrru, NJ,
the valley " that stream to Cahrlon. aud
thence across tu the head NJ canon Largo.
san Juan Times.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

morning ~ q daughter Mother ana
chIld are doing we'll, nud the happ
father l. doing ,hr huuur g. large cir
ri' ~ friends.
i.uu u.r,.H 81 l'p,
tdllc nun.tclA ven, ,o VI la-o Ia,
night
Mrs. e, y. ~rup vent west on Ia,
u""u i'yrr
y " rhnuh IT,, took the liver lot
thragu TIA. morning
VI r. Ncl,r- hri fr Island ou Ia-s"n
g,r No tn morning
Three residents 1T chihuahua were pu'
% thc chain gang to-day,
j. VI lyl,t the Magialrua merchant
l. among the lat" arrivals,
r.. Il. Learner. clothing lrlimR.i from
Kansas city, IL doing IA" town
I. j. Lewis, the Denver j"wrlry man.
and wife are guests IT the European
Superintendent j. H. Hurley went
through in his spec ial on NJ. | this morn
ing.
r., Otrru aud W. Otrro. st-p-ons II 4.
NJ. b"rg"r., 81 los Iuna-, ARE visiting the
city.
superintendent II Transportation he
nair has returned from trip over the
road
{, 7. Brown,a prominent business man
a. SOcurru, came in from the south last
night.
The Chinese colony here celebrated
New YEAR Yesterday IN the customary
manner
Ia" Jurors are being ~ummmoncd for
March ;.
John Becker, the big merchant antl
miller oi I'"lcn, came up last night and
will pend the day in the city.
Chas. II. Webb t"ok the morning nypr
Tor "a ten day trip I" Cripple Greek. Vie.
tor. rrmhertun aud West Creek.
N. II. Carley and J. II, Perry, II Flag
stan. were among the throng u passed.
gers Tor III raso on NJ, | lar, night
VA OPERATION Tor ahscr4s II the liver
has been performed on \. Il. Railway and
most favorable results ARE anticipated.
William Farr and family returned last
evening from much rnjn,ed visit with
Relatives aud friends al Chico, california
H., = nj
will arrive IN the city this evening, ans
visit with her mother, Mrs, A. H. Meyers
frw days.
T.. Walsh general baggage master foI
the santa +" system, cam" III on passen
ger W. last night and IL registered al
SiuTges European.
Isaac y. l'Tatt. business manager fo
Ezra krndall's"A Fair IL Kids" compan.
il In the city. completing arrangement
Tor the appearance Of this we'll known at
traction at Grants opera house 0n Thur
day evening next
Il. r.. Wheatley. representing the DrI
yer Times, and NJ, Y. Rensch, trANelin
correspondent for the Denver Post, speI
yesterday IN the city aud left on passeI
yer No. for ~ raso Ia take IN the prii
fight Tor their respective papers.
+. Il. ~irgnrf, 81 Grernshurg, Ind
mad" Inr ClTI7i> "ilic" pleasant ca
to-day, being introduced about town i
his hroihrr.n Law, Rev Atkinson VI
Si-gner i much pleased with our Ell
and hopes Ia make IL hi- home H. il
genial gentleman Hnd Just the Kind q
material oi which g""i towns are com
I"o'rd. He EXPECT his wife Ia Join hr
in few week, and in the meantime wi
make his home with Mr. Atkinson