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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-11-11

Queen Victoria has been Queen of
Great Britain during the administra.
tion of Van Buren, Harrison, Tyler,
Polk, Taylor. Fillmore, Pierce, Bu-
chanan, Lincoln, johnson, Grant,
Hayes, Garfield, Arthur, Harrison
and Cleveland.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-11-11

Consul Du Belief, of Rheims,
France, says that about 26, 900 worn
eut horses arc shipped from England
10 the canning factories in Holland
every ycnr. They are then sold in
France MS fine American canned beef
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-11-11

The gentlemanly game of golf seems
30 be almost as dangerous as football.
A death is reported from England in
the person of caddy who was hit by
. brother carrier of the clubs in the
back OF the head while raising his
club before striking q ball.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-11-11

Mamma (regardng an elaborate
tangle in Ethcl's hands)-What are
you making, dear?
Ethel-I dess rs making mistake.
Harper's Bazaar.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-11-11

Although the snlury of the King of
Greece is -four times greater than that
eftho President of the United StntcS,is
. said to be smaller than that of any
other European monarch.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-11-11

Mrs. Longerman of North Adams,
eigh,y.three years old, ON visit to
WhittiIgham, W.T., recognized horse
which she had sold as colt twenty-five
years before.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-11-11

Russian railways are the most dam
yerous in tho world. Thirty persons
IN every million passengers are either
Killed or hurt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-27

NOTICE OF SHERIrF'S sALE-lS 1Js 1Y
superior court OF he state u WarSu
ton. for the county OF King. schw1c3Sssy
er Bros. IL Co.. mo ..Issrs.fed, pla;nQlk
VS. j. Hocastrasser and A. Keller "a ~
partners under tho firm name cx h0e
g72
Under and by virtue of an order OF -szot
named court in the above entitled censs
and 10 me directed and delivered, ] n8v
duly levied upon the following deeoss3.s
Washington, to-wst: Lots number eles
!iD and twelve u2t. Ia block two Nk
iginal plat OF the town o. Birch. ace9*L
Ing 10 the plat thereof, filed in the md
OF the auditor OF said county: Los ss
teen and sixteen. in block sixty-fwo 4e1fS
ny * Hoyf's addition. to the city g eses<S
lie. lot nine 49,. block four "a. 1ony1
FIRST addition TO the city Of seattle: 1ss
twenty-one. block nine. Lafona.s Eng
difion TO the city OF Seattle: All accoreS <
70 the several plats thereof now ~
In the Office or the auditor OF ea1o
county. -
Notice 10 therefore hereby givea
On Friday. the 9th day OF Octone s.SE
at the hour OF 10 o'clock a. m OF 49,
AZ the front door OF the courthouse. y s<SS
city or Seattle. In said King county S$ZSS
sell the above described property ~ .ksSsss
NC auction. 10 the highest and Oest &
Dated this 2sfh day OF September: IT, HI
A. 7. VAN DE. yANTER. 80
OonwogN = Howe. AttorneJA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-27

TO CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS IN
Miscellaneous Suprlies-Sealed proposals
viii be received at the office OF the
board of public works up to 10 O'clock
a. m. Monday. November ID 1896, for the
furnishing 10 the city of Seattle on re-
QUESTION TO be issued during the months
OF November and December. 1876 for ma
terfais. supplies. ETC., for the ordinary
need OF the various departments during
said two months. detailed list OF such
materials and supplies 10 be bid on can
be had by calling at the office of the nu-
iersigned in the city hall. Biiisrs for
care CT city patients must incluie in
price bid. board. nursing, medicines and
surgical dressings (patient usually 10 re-
main enc day al city's expense. except
In contagious diseases, when they will
have TO remain at hospital until dis
charged.
Should conditions arise requiring the
purchase OF articles in very large Quanti-
ties above the ordinary requirements, the
board reserves the right TO make special
call for tenders TO meet such cases.
The be ard reserves the right TO rejec.
any and all bids or portion of bids.
Proposals 70 be Endorsed on envelope
IBID for Supplies"
BY order OF the board OF public works
FRANK OLESON. Secretary.
Date OF first publication, October % 1896.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-27
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SHER1FF"S SALEEl4
superior court Of the state or 4IH
ton, for the county OF King. fE
Richard 8. Cox. PLAINTIFF. VI. y.
Francies II, Day. Joseph +. See. ~ ~
Powers. Thomas C.. vanNuys. Da9M r.
Bass. First National Bank q
John b. Agen and X. s. Robinson. mi.
ants. No. 22.l23. = .xS4
Under and by virtue OF an Order - S
and special execution. issued ON 05Ae$
above named court. In the above
cause. and to me directed ana 0eyv< ~
/ have duly levied upon the folMy G
scrihed real property. situated %
county. Washington, t0-wit: C0mS1sSxst
at the southwest corner OF the po<sa5S
quarter tneA) OF section -. townSlxs3
north OF range east. w. NJ.
thence east 500 $500 feet. thence nSs
7ss s2-ip feet. thence east 324 orM an.s33
thence north 80 feet thence west ~ sss|
feet 10 the west line Of said neH -
ton Is. thence south along SAID un9 ND
s2.io0 feet 10 the place Of beginnin8:
INNING twelve acres. more or tek.sS.s
gethsr with all and singular the
Insnts, Entertainments and appurtenA y M
thereunto belonging. "
Noffce Is therefore hereby e1ve1
on Friday. the 18th dav OF NovemoeE 123
a the hour OF 10 o'clock a. N. g 49,. ss
gay. at the front door Of the court Dgss
In the city OF Seattle In said KING
~. will sell the above described Y
erty AZ piDiie auction. 10 the hi&ne1S 4
best bidder. for cash.
Dated this 18th day of October, IL. /.
A. r. VAN DE vANTER. ShesyAs &
White Munday & Fulton. Attcruey1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-27

CITY TREASURER ) SOTICE-Tbe fol-
loving CITY warrants VIII BE PAID npon
presentation AZ the csty trsasgreTss Office
Interest on said warrants all cease at
the expsTs ton OF fifteen DAYS from the
FIRST publication % this notice.
Crcafs street warrant. ordnance No
s.sie. No. ASH
Columbia street warrant. ordinance No.
3ss No. 81.
Jackson street warrant. ordinance No.
* No 1aa-
Fourth stree; warrant. ordinances Nos.
IS and 49,. No. Sst
Harrison street warrant. ordnance No.
So No 50. part payment flJe-
South Faarfeensh street warrant. orSin-
sncs Nc. lzzS. Nos Es. 40 and al. part
payment. slgo-
HYDE street warrant. ordnance Nc. ! ssS
No i5s9. par; payment. $50
Stewart street. warrant. ordinance Nc
Ni No. Az 1fS5. part payment, Ss0.
GEORGE r MEACEgAN
CITY Treasurer
Date % a-st publication. ocso5er =. issS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-27


ELECTION NOTTCE-Schooi election.
Notice 10 hereby given that q school
election vii be held In the city of Seattle
school district No. /. In King county,
state OF Washington. on Saturday. the
1th day Of November. 1885, for the PR
pose OF electing two members OF he
board OF education. OF said district, sor
the term OF three years each.
Inc polls Of said election will be opened
a II O'Clock. noon. and be closed al Z
O'Clock p; M. Of the same day. At the fol-
lowing places:
g. r. Day school building.
Columbia school building.
Cascade school building.
Denny school building.
Iaciffc school building
Rainier school building.
Lafona school building
Z. T. Minor school building.
Mercer school building
Central school build n.y.
store building. No. Ills Jackson street.
Easement OF the city hall.
Storeroom, No. 700 Pike street.
Store building. No. 1904 First avenue.
F. A. CHURCHILL.
PRESIDENT OF the Board OF Education. OF
the City OF Seattle School District. No.
Attest:
A. A. Guernsey. Secretary.
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D1gGhny 1nsF1neeas Deaeh2
= oEAae . soeuro eerrecf nsef13on q
$500 eoAe9 lhe94 beadinGA. 1ne sAo1e
Gk0u1d - 1olx q the buefueD cS1ce g
TSoerul nof3cen- sese5uf5ons ef otsR -.
81 anaounceO4ufS VII b chArge1 = -
GSfn RI r. cenks pr Lire eoch lneefdh9
HO6r-YNTELIIoEHcE Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-27
MESSENGERS sERvlCn

RING THE D. K BOX for meooooi
Western Union and Great Noet1eeA -!
grAms. hAcfs. gurneyo ana s1s
wagons: quick service. ToIepho0o
$50 ga Second. Branch Pact0o -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-27

NoTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE-Notice
- hereby given that the undersigned.
receiver Of the Seattle National Bank
building. will sell at public auction, on
saturday: October 3lst. 1885, at the hour
OF 10 O'Clock q. m, at the door OF the
banking room In said building. on the
corner OF Yesler way and Occidental av-
enue, all the assets remaining In his
hands as such receiver. the same con-
sissing Of . large number Of notes re-
ce!yed by the said receiver In the course
OF his receivership from tenants OF said
building. Said sale Is made under order
OF the superior court Of King county In
the cause entitled &c. w. +. Griffith.
trustee. VS.. Seattle National Bank
Building Company ct al numbered
15.2 30. and causes consolidated therewltn.
and will be to the highest and best bid
der for cash. and subject to confirmation
by said superior court.
list and statement Of these notes and
accounts will be furnished intendin~ bid
ders upon application II room Bis OF said
building.
Dated Seattle. Washington. October -.
1895. w. 8. HARLAN. Receiver.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-27

COMPOSITION - In nonpareil. minion.
brewer or long primer faces on the fol-
ION not exceeding u ems plea: BREWER.
not exceeding Is ems plea: long primer.
not exceeding - eras plea Special terms
on large orders. Address Post-Intslli-
gencer. Seattle.
SPECIAL INFORMATION DAILY to
manufacturers. business houses and pub
lie men nv the Press Clipping Bureau
fAllen's). Union block. Portland. Or.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-27
ICE AND COLD sToRA0G

DIAMOND ICE AND coLD gro0A
Company. foot Union street. 49,
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ting 10 the rules and practice a. - ~
ject 10 confirmation by thss co,srs ss., !l
satisfy the amounts decreei "a e; =.
for principal and interest, nanriS'
isS. and interest thereon ana 49, ,S2l
sale. including compensation Of ~
ter, fees and commissions OF ,hs' 49, O.
this court. and each and All az ~ T.
decreed 10 BE- paid out OF said nrosS. !I
said sale. A. therein t.eniixed. ~
EBEN 9lfFV
United States Master in Chancse1 II
tsfce OF Washington. Northern ~ H.
as Special Master IN this Csuea
Dated Seattle. Wash. June L t.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-27
BARREL FACTORY.

SEATTLE BARREL FACTORY-Manu-
facturers all kinds Of cooperage- Near
Washington Iron works. Grant street
bridge Seattle. Wash. Best OF refer
ences w. +. Gerow. Manager.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Aif the rage; the Bryan Nc
kiniey ballot box parior game: in
structs. enthuses. Interests and amuses:
real election In the parIor: now Nc
kinney. now Bryan. more fun than a
barrel OF monkeys. mailed for soc. Bal
lot Box Game Co. care al John Wedder-
burn 4 Co. patent attorneys. Washing
ton, ID. &.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-27
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.

PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.
LATEST PATTERNS IN amateur outfits
and complete stock dry plates and fllms:
free use dark room for changing. Wash.
ington Dental and Photographic Supply
Co. ~ Columbia. opposite postofilce.
C. W. PARKER CO.. fresh paper ana
plates: everything used in photography:
no catalogue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11
on I,ln,l,mI nnIr-

cur Wiir awake NucuTTu rurf"s pendent
mnrm- lut 'lIl/f> that H." rItI rIrc
Ilou 81 N"c"rto viii not be- hrli "II the
usual iifI lurs,lal ~ ipul, hui III the
first TUESDAY IA MAJ. and sends IA" iol.
lowing proclamation III Mayer baca Ia
that effect
~ Nlrtu" ot the puWrt N me- held n,
nnN ~ the rIth ~ ~rrutTu. an election
II ~ncufTu un the ir~i TUESDAY ~ MAN
lS'Hi, II being the 9Th dhN 81 -ali month
Tor ia" purlH'-r ii rlrrtlng officers, con
~i~tlug II maNui. one alderman fruul
each ward. n rltN clerk AMI city treas
iIrrt, aIId Al-n one -chuul director FROM
zach ward.
The following plarr- ar lr-iguAtri ~
the places IN the srNrtAl wards where
| such elections shall hr hrli. Hnd the fol
lowing prt-rlI~ are named ~ judges and
CLERKS ~ such election
First MHrd :. \ Rara building ~
court street Judge. h~Iulpuh ilnu
CAnltn Torres alh II, H. Harris.
second Ward VI hr-r company r-'In
Judges. r Buchanan i. i lhra and j"'
+, lnwr,
lhifd Ward Vt store r~,nr "f : \
liaca. judge. \, ,,all"g",, Manuel tai
lrg'- ' i,atcia. trllp" Baca.
Fourth Ward VI store rr"n ui Este
van linca. lugr-. Ken irggrlt. Z. ton
tales and Antonio Ahrltd; aud iha
said judges net ~ hoard "t registration
AMI rrNi-" SAID list.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11

conflict In the property idea; there Ia
profit and security In that q pay msnt tot
work and their u-e Eastern capital IL
beginning 10 understand this quite fully
The other vital matter IL the means by
which New Mexico eau most effectuAlly
aid In breaking ny these great landed
estates, which have lren aud still are IT,
curse.
let me illustrate how this may BE- brought
al"ut III lN1pNl California provided
all amended constitution. IL Vas WILDLY
denounced hy the great owners " land
there. II Wa aNag"l, abused 10y over
bearing cotISra,lon1. uu the land issue
II provided that hand should hr taxed H..
respective Vt improvements. " this pro.
vision the -a,agrSt shafts were hurled
One.sixth ot ihr state was IN thr hand.
" large holders khput onc.tweutirth u
the extent ~ their present holdings IL
is b, far tuI much, yet the land- con.
,rolIrd are much richer b, the drrd- thr,
have parted from. The land tax. r.rcci.
all, IN southern and central California.
became unrtuu-. treat ownrt- had
Ia put MONEY into reclamation works.
The Issue, sixteen wears later, stands
thu, l~o hundred ani AitI million,
invested IN irrigation work., On" hillluu
~ additional values created and hall u
million more living uu the hul Here =
the Ir--rn fH New NNiru The grant
owners aud their attorney. viii krk
they ATE not one In th"u-ani The hal.
nnc" should trluicr. aud nuall, more
money viii lr made, ESPECIALLY ~ Itfiga.
ton Eastern capital begin tu see all
| tu-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11

4 hAuk cashier who forces IA halanrr j.
llahlr L" the p"nii"ntlarN, aud the ~aInr
crime l. equal, rrprrhrn-ihlr IN a I0lltl'
cal party. Ia their resolutions adopted
at their convention last night, the drn'
"rat- knowlngl! and sllltull! ml~Sia,ed
the facts IN regard tn the management "i
thu clty Finances during the past wear
The men who drew IL" resolutions knew
ur should have Known HAT III" EXPENSE
Of the rIti jail, alone, were three thou
sand dollaf- lees under the IialdTidgr al
mini~tratlon than the, w"r" under th'
yesterday administration; aud they knew
ur should have known that Their owl
democratic city treasurer published ~
advertisement over hi own name, only
few month, age, calling III 'rn thouSan'
dollars ri outstanding city bonds Tor pay
nrnt. aud th'N knew, ~ should nav
known, that this amount Ut III" cii\ ia
dehtedner-. created under former admin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11
GLOOMY SIDE or LIFE.
A Hadworsing Woman Commits Suicide
AT Williams.

Mt.. Lmma kflenhusch, NJ Williams,
Nt,,,rs. committed suicide last Thurs.
dn, niplt. h, .h,"ting h"t-rlt through
the hT,. The Sunan Nrrt an eating
HOUSE that H., twu young mrn, John 'lh.
-ou and I'D. Nuutoyi, iufnl.h,d the rfo.
,i-iuu, for ll,r hnu-" aud u" lanhIad,
Ind the cooking
The NcW-. w. account say
Ihut.l,N morning there wd- a htrak
fast liable cnutruri-, between Ms kflcn.
hus,l and uih-un, the up~hUt NJ which
wa, that nih-uu aud Mnulota arranged
IT, move that evening, At upper time
uilspn accompanied by Muntnla, cAlled
tu settle Nith la, futnet laidlady She
ruulduI mas change, AMI ilb,un ~.
turned alone ttI.t IN the evening. lie
found Nit. h.r.hH ia moody and dl-
inclined g. forget H.. iludi'lr that had ~.
ruitrI ~ IT," lti.IuN.. Nlri paving his
WAIST hIIW lI,h d -, va, the object VI
| hI, ,frAw. -hr tuil hiw Ir would HUI
some II hI, tulus uuI I i'. u ~ the cor.
her ul the hmI,r III" Young man hal
gotten the d,-isut'rd atlcl,- and Wa
NOTING dWt Nh,u lr 81, .taitlrd ~
| hear the frpit ul 4 p.Iui rlui. lie ran
IT, The wiuduW Iu- ~ ilu" L. see the
flash III tltr -rruiid shot. llir suicide WA
sitting un the hrd whrn hr lHkrd ~. H.
hr Opened the l"uf -hr came lettering
toward him and tell diving IN his arms
| she mair u desperate effort H. speak but
~ articulation came With others, tiih
-"n carried hrr to the bed, whrrr she @nn
| rNIIf"d
III. ttaurl, and isouusr,iIr held All
aut"p,, They found the bullet tlattcnr,i
uut II shape, behind the left lung. II had
| rrt,hrd into the NTH rih, breaking It.
and pursued it, driilN course through
thu mn rlc- ~ III" heart. ranging down
waIl AMI outward ~" bullet hal car
tied with It u button from the woman
cut-rL AMI fuf TIN, reason a cur-,ty eX.
imlndliuu 1T the wound. which was quite
gaping and tagged, gave the first i'm.
prr,-luu that the weapon used was oi n
larger ralihrr than u - weapon.
ll. suicide hal the reputation" con
,iuur. tho \rW., "oi being hard working
woman vii" hti Struggled hfaNclN against
aiNrr-itN. she had been widowed ahOui
fifteen YEATS. Her relatives at Mrldua
IT, were communicated with AMI undcr
thrIr Instructions the h,-i, was hu4ied al
Williams
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11
mn IpNIItASI.

Emerging from an exhaustive rN|I
war. With public debt that carl-rd th'
nation tu siagsri under it, weight, tn
republican party. though the cuuntr! WA
l""r"r aud more ~par~rlN I""plsd than
II l. to-day, Wa- ahl" nm "ulN L" pr"
vide means for all current obligations
but succeeded in reducing the puhll,
debt faster than the law demanded
Now, ~ u tim" II Is'Hrr, with the
III" finance hay" been brought Ia u con
hlti"n II such confusion that all bust
Ilr~- suffers anA IA" ruhllr debit grow
Ia plain words, We want money, and
democratic linanci"ring j. unable I" pro
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11
SHOOTING Al II PA\u.
Constable Iohn >:llmin m AMI Fatally
WOunild

WouniCi.
lr.r"tia, muruug 81 lluu, I urlurk
u shooting. with pfuhihlr ntM results.
secured ou our,' ur pruurd STREETS
oi III l'a,o
last FrIla, John ~.llIuu. IT.. va, at
Rested AMI Jail"d lu Jmr"2 Nr,ru "u
n" c'Hrs" ct ahiurtIus - Young glrl uu
Ter the agr # cnu-rui. AMI uu ,h.ln
following, ~lturn,. MN ~,1lmuu va,
~ .uTrl trunk lui raising how Nrr
Ia" ltr,.-t of hl, hr".ur
lr,t"r ihN mnimug IT,, la,'rr. .Iphn
S"llmnn -. Whn VA thinking m,a,tll
during the night. met hruN mt"L
states Marshal ~,urlruuLl, uu ~tu Va
tunlu street u"at the NIgwtm ,hlo"u
AMI o. lu"st"i t'r latter IT, help r"I"l-,
hl- -nn from the Juhr"2 JAN
lh' deputy marshal agrr,l +" !" 81
prov rIrd BUdi wrulI not again make d
Show ut him-rlf
THIS ~rrlnri 1" anger thr obi mau An.
hr reached Tor ~, gun. huI hri,rr h
could pull hi weapon ~cAth"r"ugh ia,
hi revolver out AMI -hol ~,llmlu thrru.l
the bodN, breaking hl, backbone. ant III
dieting, what physicians cialm Wuuu,
that viii result fatally.
S-llman Is desperate character. r-I"c
iaily when IN hl- cup ..aui l. the constable
that shot and Killed another hard ease
John Wesley Hardin. N III Ia-p ~um,
time ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11
aserklg Citizen
ALBUQUERQUE, = APRIL II, 1879

IsN'r Col. Grunsicld ''pernicious par
tisany"
GEu. Cross VI the New Mexican denies
that he recent, had an alteration with
1hu~ Tucker. n deputy sheriff oi santa fr
county. The item Wa given reporter
oi this paper l., gentleman returning
from santa ~. AMI hr certainly believed
II to p true,
u was ENG" III county Instead oi
CITY hund-, the lrmucfat SAYS, that wrtr
recently paid. The county ~ well u, The
city l. under excellent republican matI.
agrnrut. aud both cit, AMI count, ~
pclI,r- ATE being reduced AMI the bonded
drht l. being gtadudlll Ihld.
Im rur-,u, eat, administration la,
lived NItmu u. means. aud has paid ~ 1t
went aluug. Il..uI, outstanding item,
ut this tame ate 80. iur grading Nalict
street. aud alo"ul tlu''. tot trimming tn
cit, ur,.. an n.i'tu' thc-" lt"m- al
provided lu,, mI will 90 raI nriutr th
pfr.rut couuul r,uu..
lnt Julnt sul. ruuiuIii,r w ih' -'hd"
aud house uu lariur railroads hh, com
plrtrd q hill which rmhniIr- all thu tea
tufr- asked 'ot m VT lIuuuusiuu u
ruahIr. lam to iI-rhhtg" thr "l ugai 'u-
due IT," gr,,Ium"u' ~ q l"t rrni l....'
running y huudrrI N,tr.. uu -tu' hlw'
a. thl.,. any u IL migM huN . TX raj
road
muus HNr cuu,rntuou va Nr,~"nrL
ia-t oalurdA,. ulnp'.' a t'-,lu't"u r"n
graduating 'r',lHl pau 'D. 'lHO''N q,
a durA Shooter AMI ,NW,--tus wgrri
that hr hal nvt gwen mote uu' Co., shoot
ing ducks and les g. i--uuE h"u'- !,
ran 1T least De- said a. the Cf,slIl ui o..
Missouri democrats that the, ha,ra Yer,
correct appreciation 90 The ','fuh iin''e-
81 thing
Inl nuk,-.' ,mua-. a.. ,,run.
worked VI u,,t 'Nu connection uul -'u
trucr of tnr N.H .Nrrh' Nrlhrt- DO.
cau-. IT,, u.y.N,. Np.-l'- sitter lhrl
iAuk ~. known l.l, ..n auIug r'u
d.uun MA, -.U No ,hut BE- g. ruu
tiuur. the! -a,. tauA,us vii i. nn 1910
sale business. even hf honest men
't,.u" T. g,-sl no that connection
,u. WINIu, -AN- NrW M,,lcu l. lu-j
nov commanding mot" attention 80 ih'
ra-i than lhr territory ,Nrt received i''t
before. nh Million of ~, CAPITAL /
LDking this va, i"I profitable invest
mrht There Viii l." n" dIillrultN II
securing All the capital IT," t"rtlt"t,
need Whenever ,d-i,tu l"'opl" l'c"ln
acquainted With lhr real character ~ uu
magnificent natural Tr-'ufc,'-.
IN hli h"fuf" thr Massachusetts, leg
i-laiuir g. irri a statue ~ ,,ru"fal bat
let l. creating great Neal 81 il-cu--;uu
AMI cali forth ,"rN irri let opposition
Ii j. probably tue that lullrr Wa not ou
81 the great generals Il the WaLhuh ilu"i,
l. nu questioning the tact that he Wa
a great man. ant r"nirrrl ia" r"nnu
,rn valuable ~rf, 100. IT., "cnuifihaui
dorisnnu alone. wa enough h. fairly rlI
title him tua monument ami lifted IA,
country "ul 81 uu" 81 the most I"fplrNlui
difficulties that II had h. contend with
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11
"BkUNtHO BILL"
one ol ihc lN,apcj NOtO'rO county PnS
0nerN IIuS:S Excitement at
DcmlpK.
this

WALTER ALA. hrourhu mll" one II
the DESPERATE characters that recently -
raI"l from the ~,cuffu county JAN, frir
into bruius last Mriur~,la, night. Ani
started un . ,pfr' lWn drput, -hrriI-
Peters and i'mlhp-. Whn Nrfr "u the
be- kuut III the c-raprd pti"nnrt- aui
were madr aware II hfunrhu lhll- les.
I-rtt" mature. made au attempt I" arrest
HIN. when MHlt,r- "I"'n,d lirr "tI them,
which ih, officers returned ~ Walters
Wa mounting h- horse, It l. Thought u
shot struck him ~ hr tr,lrl, but IN ANY
event hr got into the saddle Ani started
uui ut tuWu ., last "A, the hof-" could
run
"hruuchu MlI ia tough ot IN" tough.
81 sort -iN. ~" New Mexican. liz l. 80
Yeats "li and tull, one half II his years
ha," h",n ,p,nt ~ prison. liz IL a horse
thirf burglar AMI bad man generally
Seven men unrr undertook to arrest him
~ the M"R"llons lot burglary lie quit
~" h"u-r where h. wil- stepping. got
into hitch and -t"i them N all day
only giving up al III" solicitation II n
fu"ui. N spar IN lN>?, VI T. Muotr
nov ~ santa t", went after Walters aud
lh- ral tur hrt-r stealing, lie found
thrm asleep tut h." had scarcely entered
thr house hrfof- Walters wa- up with d
tx sh"trr ~ each hand. but hS that
time the fearless Nu,tr hal the muzZl,
~ d"ulIr hart,'lrd shot gun on hi,
chr~t and Walters lr"nI"i his Hrapun-
W. Moore say Walters uuuur~tinnRll,
! hi- great nerve