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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
Lieut.. Col slorra.laIi,

A very conspicuous figure of Nlbui'
que. New Mexico. II visiting JuareI =
his family, and he Ia there 10 a." the
folks at home. and he's gOin. 'o zen
awhile with them. tr. lie Is ~ ID
person that Lieut.. Col. Borraha lr, I'D
the foremost citizens ~ New M"NlcN
who has been Identified Will The ID
ests ~ Albuquerque Coz The ~ on
years. Col. Borra,iaile waa tn ofean'
of the gallant tire d"i artnirn' sAL
honorr that t0~n. h" hrouI "m
flambeau club and Wa f"rr, u
tabiishing u militia c",nIan' 20, VI
h. WAS honured with liz capialne!
In now tenant-colon-l III Tho :
regiment " thu territory. ou'-!l' &
military record In the militia 'S'
Borrsdsile II captain. general ~ 'h
sonic order, and has climbed up one
Of the ladder and gone down u" Obs
order 10 be n Shriner Ia both ris~,
highest point In Masonry. Aside
his military and Masonic hon"r-' COY
Borradaile IN the most successful reg
tate dealer In Albuquerque aud i~
present Ia taking 4 little "layoh !"
cuperate for more Arduous duties
possible that he will establish sn
real estate office In III paso, aud .
does, he will make some Of our peoPj
the same bu.in"as get a NOV" IN w
III PasO Tribune.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
A IRE GOLD ilNN.
Another discovery Of Rich quart In the
LoldCn District.

e. II, Perry II ~ receipt of letter
from HI ~,II At Golden ANNOUNCING n
very rich strike IN lrr gnld quartz near
that place, SAYS the New Mexican The
hnd Wa made hS Fable Nrania, thu we'll
kuuWn placer miner, and II on govern
mrlt hand, thtrr.fourlhs 0l mile west
Of rrrry = gulch Toward the Pin" Tree
claim, owned by Las Vegas parties.
lhr letter makes n0 mention m the
width ii the vein. but Describes the ore m
n white quartz that II IRON stainei. In
which every piece ~ hig ~ n walnut
shows free gold Visible Ia the naked eye,
The walls un either side u the VEIN II Is
said, ARE sp"ckled with free gold. Twenty
tens ot the rock have h'en taken out and
sacked. The claim IN which the discov'
rN wAs made IL owned ly Amanda and H.
" Carlrl N, Ferry, lom Rni~rts an''
others have taken NJ extensions, MI
Perry regards the find ~ the most inpor
Ialt that has hreIi male IN ~nth santa
Fr county IN many wears.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
CANAlGRE INDUSTRY.
Increased Amount VIII be Produced In
Arizona,

General Manager 'Iowsey, Of the Anglo
American tanaigre company, has sst
force Ot twenty five men 10 work on the
company = leased land near Tempe, says
the Phoenix Republican. for the purpose
Of culti,aiing the ground and planting
canalgrr Last year five hundred acres
were planted u the tannin root, and the
results have proved entirely satisfactory.
an additional live hundred acres will be
al this year, Very little work WA done
IN the spring ~ canaigre will only grow
IN the winter. next year the company
expect 10 put In ahnui 2,IsD acres aud the
acreage will be- Increased according 10
the demand.
The Anglo american company repre-
SCENTS n capital " several million dollars
and the company IL preparing to spend
considerable Of its wealth In the valley
IN the purchase II land ani the building
Of Il large factory for the treatment of
the tannin rOot. The culture Of canaigre
will soon la II leading industry Vt the ter
ritory ani will mean the annual Income
~ thousands of dollars tanaigre II ~
pecially indigenous Ia this climate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
v=IIED STATES LAND COURT.
Continuation OF the trial OF the Salvador
GonIalek Lrani Case.

The trial Of the Salvador GONZALES
grant ca-e still occupies the attention Of
the United States court ~ private land
claims says the New Mexican.
A. the New Mexican stated yesterday,
the main question at issue IL one Ut
boundaries. Roth sides are introducing
much documentat, aud oral testimony IA
~ the exact location ~ 'cerrOs negras,
meaning black hills. which are also call.
81 "cerru- hlanc"-" 10y the Americans.
This interchange Of names has caus'Si
much confusion.
Much testimony ha4 al-o been introiuc'
III ~ to where the road leads that starts
toward Badly mountain; al-o whether or
not there IL ANY road leading Ia Badly
mountain.
THIS ca+e will probably not he submit
teal before Tomorrow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
UNDER TIT GROUND.
Auly that Exists ami FlouriSheS Below
the Surface.


II l. GENERALLY believed that light uui
fresh air are absolute necessities to hu
man existence. and that II the normal
suppl, 1T ether br cut III m,n cannot
long exist II appears, however, that
there l. at least one spot on the gloh" lor.
rather. IN the gluhr. where n civilized
community Ut human hrlug~ not only
manage a. exist hut which live IN u
lloutl-llug condition IN n place where
sunlight II totally unknown.
We refer, ~, the lttpuhllc, IT, the "tit,
" the salt M,nr-," which l. situated -eN
rral hundred ir'l below tn surface AT
v lrlickA. ualiriA. THIS wonderful sui.
t"franean city has II population 81 over n
Thousand men. women AMI children.
scores IT whom haN' never seen the hight
NJ Iat ~ the rafth'- surface.
This remark able city has It's town hall,
~ beautiful church decorated with
statues. all being fashioned from pure
ctS-talILri rrk salt, II has Well graded
streets and Spdci u~ squares, all we'll
lighted with electricity
\, mentioned III the foregoing, th"t,
are isolated cases In this Underground
city, where not single individual III
three ~ four successive generations ha'
ever seen the sun or has ANY idea NJ how
IHoplr 1--we "n the out-ld" II Ia" earth.
Their turk salt houses are said H. h
perfect sAnitHriunis, And the average
longevity ~ the d"nlzrnS II the city u
the salt Mines" Is said ~ "Nc@d that q
the surface inhabitants II hallcla.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21

Dunlap The -nng was entitled What
the Bplla say" aud was appropriate In
4rutimru, ,o the Thought witch Anima,,s
the organization. Wh,rh we're represent
rA Mr. VI T. ~Hmm then read III
nmu-iug selection detailing tn Wu"S "i
rl, Woman Who went ont g. make puhlir
speeches ami lrn her children ~ thr care
~ q urighhut
lhr chairman Nt- Vaughn. mad" u
nrtri allrr4- outllmug the ulI"rt- u' "a"
organizations. after Whch general III.
ru.-iuu wa iululgri Iu
Refreshments hhi nr,r pfu,ilri o. %"
liap- Wnu N"rr acting We the CAPACITY
~ uu.,r-. mad the test ~ 'm. '.Uug
w.. .iuut Iu ll,ru--l .'. .' lIHNIaul tu'
ia grut.t.I good trlluW-lIp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
The Corraliio. llosd.

The CorralitS railway company ha'
track laid now two miles south of Oh"
yards; aud ~ all the material needed r.
On hand. the work will go right along
Both locomotives fired up this morning
and are at work. The company has be-
gun Ia lay track up into the main yard.
~ the court at Chihuahua has Just set
tied the contest over the right 0f wa.
through the last piece ~ ground that
was In dispute. Ell l'n-O Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
DOOMED FOR DEBT.
BY Judge Bakers Decision the lultt,
Nine VIII Be Soid.

Judge Baker yesterday decideNl ior
In the Ease Of Thorn.
v isewell w. the Tabor Mining AMI NJ
ing company. says the Phoenix Rep
licaE The action taken yesterday '
the issuance Of an order disAol,lng
order enjoining the sale Of the Nul,I
mine under the terms 0f trust dc
The mine IL heavily encountered aud
effort II now being made 10 forecl"-e,
Senator Tabor decided the mine III Il
10 the Tabor Mining and Milling Uni
ny. The new owners Assumed, ana
other obligations, the payment "i I'd
owed by Mr.. Tabor a. n Springfield,
bank. To q Madison bank and ~ Jos
h. henley. Of Denver. the amount ser
eating $23.un. The compal, sub
quently de.sied the mine ~ Lester
Lean. Of len,,r. The deed Wa one
trust " secure the amount owed 10
notes. The terms Of the deed were
complied with and the mine viii le
cordingly sold Tor the debt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21

impossible " obtain piano. and after
obtaining one In IAN Marcial, through
my assistance. the attendance al the con.
cert Monday night was very small IN
fact not paying half thu expenses
The music rendered by both
gentlemen was ~ high order and high
1, appreciated by the small audience. IN
leaving san MAfciAl yesterday on u
freight train. In order Ia gi,ra concert nj
S,SUrro that night. the train, after 1tatt.
ing. -toppel -uiienly on account VI the
air pip~, breaking. aud sh0rk up the ras
-rngrrs IN the catuSSr pfrtt, badly.
ltuf ~ulting aud Mr.. witt were IN the
cupalo " the calIsr'e, and bath wct" c"n
s,hstahl, bruised abuu, u" face, when
the train teachel ~"cottO the, consulted
n physician. WIN stated that the, could
not periutm that evening, Prof o"irinR
then came on, With myself ani Mr. "
thur ~ Albuquerque. Mr. Wit will
doubtless he ~ this evening
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
new STEEL RAILS.
The Santa Re Company will Improve T.,
Railroad.

Railroad.
The management ~ the Santa tc TAI,
way has settled upon another impo,,a,
contract which will place thousand.
dollars In circulation. says the LOBE,
journal. Heavy steel rails. the eos, 4,
which will amount H. t3'spD, Wilt
laid on the line " the Atchison, lol~l
\ santa fe road proper before June
1877. The work u laying the rail. vi
give employment 10 hundreds Of m,li.
The greater portion Of the rails III Il
line u thu santa fe rOai proper, eI,eh
ing from Chicago " Denver. Colo. ,lb,
Querque, y. w., aud III pasn, Tex. IA
been down Tor n number " years. dnlt
company now fluids II necessary ~ f,plI
II with new steel. During the petipl |,
which the road was In the hands " :.
criyers, much work Ia the way ui In
pro,einents was done. but this work v,
principally In the line u building al
bridges.
tnder the economical management
President Ripley, the road has reacl,-
prosperous basis and Il now In SHAPE
make substantial improvements.
Much Of thu tbj0,UOO worth ul "A,
rails will I've laid on the lines ot IL" ia
IN Kansas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
ThA, Rich GoId strike.

j. 7. Mclaughlin, manager Of the
Santa fe copper company al San Pedro,
who was here the past two days, returned
To Sau Pedro this morning. AZ Sturgea
European. just before leaving, he said:
Il want 10 confirm the news Of the gold
strike recently made IN the san Pedro
district by R.M. Carley aud Pablo Ar
anda. II II. without doubt, the richest
gold strike ever recorded In New Mexico,
aud some of the ore discovered by the
two gentlemen will as4ay ~ high as
tJO,uU 10 the ton, They we're working n
dry washer up the gulch between the
San lOzornsu and the Copper company 4
mines. when they secured rocks that
panned out handtuls Of gold, They kept
quiet. believing that they we're on u
grant. hut on lnding out otherwise. they
allowed the news Of the wonderful strike
a. leak out, AMI nj once male n location,
nov being down AT least eight feet.
will send y0u the latest news when
reach San Pedro"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21

The following men are In jail here
and their trials will probably bs had In
the order Of their names, beginning with
Chavez y Chavez. for murder, Tomorrow
Ju+e Chavez y Chavez, murder; Anderson
Ta,lo murder; Scipio Aguilsr, murder
Trujtllo santiago, assault n kill; Fran
cisco sails. cattle stealing. optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
yual Indian Dances

The great dances Of the Zuni year the
Sholako, are IN progress this week at the
Zuni pueblo This Is the time when the
new homes built during the year will DO
dedicated. Il ~ the most inter 'sting
feature OF life among the Hunis. Anum-
her Of the people of Gallup are In atten'
dance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
HE INTERNATIONAL DAM.
The Mexican Consul at I'll PaSo, Fran
cisco MAilep, Is al the opera.

nc MeNCan Iousul ~ El TASo, Tiah-
cisco MAllen, Is al the opera.
The Mexican consul at Nj Paso. Fran
cisco Mallen. who In stopping AT he up
era hotel. was seen yeSirrda, hy the
Mexican Herald representative. He said
that Mr.. lharrola chief of the Mexican
engineering mission. had almost com
pieted his work. lie was making two
sets " sOundings for the great int:'
national dam ut Nj PRsO. The one site
was ahOut two miles northwest Of the
city, AMI the other about ak miles above.
MIR. lbarTOlR hat inspected both the sites
and waa now finishing his investigation
of the former. This site which, u II
stated, IL located about two miles above
Nj ra~.I, In between two sides OF u harrow
gorge anh the dam would only have Ia h-
ahnut two hundred meters IN width nj
that place. Mr.. Mallen stated that MIR,
Ibarrula hal confirmed the experiments
made by Col. Anson Mills, United States
~ America, four years ago. when Colonel
Mills WAS leaking for foundation for
the dam. lie found II nj the lower "ita,
near the city ~ NJ fas0. Mr.. ibarrOla has
found the same rocky foundation. This
would ".iicate that prompt and fa,orA
BILE action would soOn be had on the
matter ~ this big dam, ~ essential u
the future prosperity of the Rio ''rande
valley.
The aboye extract Is taken from III,
Mexican Herald, published In city 81
Mexico. On the same subject the Il
PasO Herald says,
Col. Mills, ~ the Third United States
cavalry, and Secretary Hopper retnrn@
yesterday from Washington, and Com
missioner Osorno and secretary Maillfer
returned this morning from city ~ Mex
leo 10 hold a meeting Ia this city Thu
week. They meet a. prepare the repor
ON the international dam.
Estanialada SalALAr de- Mondragon, Wit
Of Cslcionio Aondragon, both formerly o
Santa Va. died 81 her home In San Luis
Colo, % tho iash Inst. hrs kondraso'
~l-A.. - Mammal IA aalaaag An
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
vi SiJiA>S TIIo, HI.E,
" hat uriru rrd S,"ir,nE and i"ui. "iii
~ Sau NarCtAI,

Yesterday ruE tiIlIFN contained u
telegram from Nrnrro, Announcing IN
JurirS 10 rrot4, S"iring aud viii while
ou the train at San Marcial, Prof Sod
ring aud Gro 4, Herman returned "a the
eat, last night. and Mr., Herman gives the
following account NJ thu accident
prof, S~iring ani Louis Witt, the lat
ter instructor ami leader of the First Reg
iment hand, left the city last week on q
concert tour under the management OF b.
X. Arthur, 70 play In socorro and San
harclsl, Ths entire TRIP was follews4 ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21


Tuk CIrIlEN, the other day. cua'Si,hI
All article regarding the visit 10 III, eli
u n young girl, by the name oi lem
Lille, who WAS endeavuring t. >ru
~,ne facts about the killing Of the ",
Mexico desI~ra,io. BILLY, the MI" h
Fat Garrett In Lincoln county III Isl
After leaving this city. -he wrote a %,
a. TME CIrlLLS from san Antonio. y. Y
stating that she waa now under TIE Ia.
preston that "Billy. the Kid" Wa alt,
gethrr q different person from Tie 10
abe was trying IA get facts abuIt, VI
that abe would prosecute her search /,
visiting the vicinity where the s,lull
took place. instead. however, she let Z,
Rincon, aud on last SUNDAY night cav
high-kicklng variety show Ia the Iilno,
school house. The Weekly says
fstims Lille, who was going 10 II
Pat Garrett on sight. ~ she cialInrl % I
niece Of BILLY, ths Md" gave u ana
show here on sunday night Ia thr Sch.
house. She attempted the Skin, Lane
but ~ the musicians could not krvp !
with her movements abe had a. gu
alone. The singing WA execrahIr, Al
the whole affair WA rotten. and .hoIi
not have been permitted In any chs
room. and especially on SundAN Il
school directors should not allow u
school house a. be us.si for any such ~
tornRnces. II IN bad enough 10 have \
looms open on the Sabbath DAY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21

Rather than take chances IT being pun.
i-h~i fuf mul,tud" Of Sins, jeff and
Jack flanagan, the two young men from
New Mexico who ~bnr months sgo went
to the ranch NJ Jesus utero. iU,k SUPPER
tird the man IA charge aud r-caI"si With
4 dozen hur@r, pleaded guilty to one
charge and will later receive sentence.
Tie boys We're cAptursI the next evening
after the theft at corral near uIuGc
without tiflugA shot rhUrnIN haIrtte
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21

\ large number ~ old soldiers and
mai friends VI the lat. Thomas Mills
Montgomery attended the funeral y'-ter.
da,. the procession being one " unusual
length. Three ministers were at the
grave side. bishop kendrck, v. II.
Fenton.Smith aud Preston Mckinney,
the latter being conrad" aud he nctei
~ chaplain, assisting General hi.
schwartz, the adlutant general "
Arizona, aud Lieut.. colonel farkat,
uiembw u the gONernor's staff, IN r..
citing the funeral services Many
old timers Who had known the deceased
since iSiS were IN attendance BESIDES hia
companions VI late years Deceased had
eight years Oi cavalry record, having
started out ~ u tifrr hoy, later served III
the navy twu years lie came Ia AriZona
with the 18th infantr, aud had been oI
the coast ever since. After the last trib
ute ~ love and respect hal been paid. The
-orrowing widow and sympathiZing
friends t,ok n last look at the grave o
the dead and left him 10 his long sleep.
Phoenix Gazette.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21

v. +. Williams. u Golden, n we'll
known miner " that district, Ia At Stur'
ges' European.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21

low dap ago iu' ,utN> puhll-h"
q Telegram lrum uHllup to the effect
That fnuk lnran. coal mlurr hnt
,nu, North krrur lhr ulranrr saN~.
Ipnu 80, tahon mt" Judge quinn,
court At . u'cluck dud wa- h"und "N"I I"
the ghuI un. Lall I" The stun 81 -"
nrius affixed l., the Justice. In Judge
MaNN,ll'- court al ..t'. lwgan Ma tfl"I
uu the charge ut carving concealed w"n
pms aul threatening To- du hastily harm
L. Nm. NrN Irkrr~ AMI stewart BROWN.
H., VA, uu,d So aui cu-t- AT IA" rl"-r at
,llr h,.,uup VIII au option of ,lNtN iaN 81
lu the count, Jail II" pald the hnr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
Death of \. 4. Dunand,

A. A. punand. u well known musician
and school teacher ~ this place died snd-
denly last Monday evening, about :
o'cIWk. Prof. Ddnand had recently
charge ut . schOOl al the tiaTcia settle
mrlt, valencia county, New Mexico
where he had been teaching for the past
seven months. lie returned only two
weeks ago, his term Of school having
closed
The deceased wu we'll known ~ all the
old residents Of this county, having come
here some fourteen years since. lie was
3; years of age, AMI native Of Mime
snta, His fathers family resides In San
IA BE-. Prof. lIunAnd WA n talented man,
hut MAS unfortunate Ia that he had MI
uncomfortable appetite for strong drink,
and allowed II 10 gam = mastery over
him. The funeral occurred "Wednesday
for.nun. from the residence ~ Poriirlu
Gonzales, where the deceased hal l+'-I
making his home since his return from
New Mexico. ~. Johns, Arizona, Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
AIl...n,N Ii.,rIlllmm

The PRESBYTERIAN church was the scene
ui Netl rnlnIall" 80, tsi"n last night
when the Woman Christian Temper
ancr nion extended n reception Ia the
civic Federation and the Political study
club,
The meeting was opened with prayer
Ia Mar. A a. yslrh sfieF ghirh Ina an.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21

h. A. D0w, the fatigue grnr'n !,
chant, whose troubles with the IVY
brazilian count, Juan Miguel Ne -
were told In these columns n Iss y
ago, drove In from his mountain
east O! the city. this morning. ~. nv,
aud the Brazilian count, quite hs's s.
are not on sIaaking terms 10 ln ~,
present whereabouts 81 the eoun.
clouded In mystery. His case WI M
charges was called up IN the ~
court the other day. aud the epu .I
non eat. n consequence his ~
forfeited and his nrw.iound ines,,
San Miguel county are moufl''"s =
sence.
The Las Vegas Exsmlnrr SA",
McElrny lost II tine Cow YESTERDAY
Hardness n Hammond, of Inc u
last Saturday. caused by i"''lns
that had been trusted before M
II would be well for thoAr having ~
be careful M ~ the auslli! " '"
alfalfa led.
Thirty.four ears of cement TOT ~
con dam. s.un barrels IN all n
NJ Pa.o one day this week "
pectei actual work will c"nlu'e"
shortly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
GT,i OF Thanks.

We. the undersigned. desire Ia tender
ou murt earnest thanks 10 those who AL
ministered 10 our sorrow aud rendered.
aid In the home VI sickness AMI suisse
uuent death Of our daughter, Bessie; al-D
10 thoae who Furnished the floral tokens,
NJ thoughtfuiiy strewn In deaths path
way, aud " the ladies' who composed the
choir. Mn. AND Mhs. J. N. HARP.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21

VI. riH IfIs hI' uIh-
... A.. AnUnUurru.u' Vi
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Ii Hung rcparis

VANCOUVER. e. c.. Sept. ILL Hung
Chank arose at o'clock this morning and
was busy during the day receiving depu-
tations Of his countrymen and the civic
and principal officials. He discussed rail-
way construction with the members of the
board of trade, stating that much material
would be brought to China from Canada
for railroads about to be constructed in
China. I'll thanked the mayor for the pro-
lection extended TO Chinese, remarking
that as he understood Canada wanted pop
ulation and the Canadian government
should welcome the Chinese. AS the
steamer left the wharf for Hong Kong the
Chinese started fusilade Of firecrackers
which was kept up for an hour. :,
The herald., 1896-09-15
THE MAD RIVER WRECK
The Death List Reaches Pive and VIII BE
Increased

EUREKA, Sept. 1.-THE death roll as
the result of the accident at the bridge
across the Mad river last night on the line
of the Arcata and Mad River railroad, has
reached five. two children of David Wood
having died today. Engineer George
Burke, who was badly scalded, is re-
ported to be in a dying condition and IL
not expected to live through the night
Mrs. Gregori and her baby will probably
die, as they are reported very low. Coro-
ner Skinner and his assistants have been
at Arcata and the bridge today gathering
testimony, and the inquest will be held a.
o'clock tomorrow.