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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-12-30
NEW MEXICO NEWS.
Las Vegas is badly infested with

Las Vegas ls badly infested WIN
tramps.
Every mail brings some tidings of
work to be resumed with the new year.
La Belle Cresset.
Rev. Alex. Mitchell, father of Mrs. O..
g. Hall, of Albuquerque, died at Charles
ton, Mo-, on Sunday.
Geo. Weber is working his Polar Star
property at Grafton. He is sinking OF
a 1O-inch gold pay streak.
The celebrated Ivanhoe mine, at Graf
ton, has been sold to Capt. A. B. Fitch OF
the Graphic smelter at Magdalena.
The new stamp mill buiit by tho Milo
qros Milling & Mining company at Hell
canon will begin operations to-day.
Another vein, much larger and richer
in appearance than any heretofore passed
through, was cut in the La Belle tunnel
this week, says the Cresset.
Eddie Grunsfeld, who arrived from Den
YER sick with pneumonia, was reported
to be somewhat better this morning. His
mother, Mrs. Albert Grunsfeld, who was
telegraphed to regarding his illness, will
arrive from Boston tomorrow morning
Albuquerque Citizen.
Receiver @. W. Smith and Purchasing
Agent W. Il. Smith, of the Atlantic q Pa.
cific railway, arrived from California last
night. They left their families at Pasa-
dena, having rented furnished house for
the balance of the winter, says the Albu'
querque Democrat.
Three men are working on the Little
Granite mine at Grafton. This prop
erty, which is owned by John s. Mack
D. Braymer and Lew Kruse, of Chloride
is very promising gold mine and i'm
proves by development. There are some
fifty tons of pay ore on the dump, says
the Black Range.
Gov. Sterns and son and j. A. Brocl
leave this morning for the scene Of th'
rich discoveries reported in the Jarilla
north of Ell Paso. The latest strike Il
ore running $25,O0O ton in gold. 4
biz rush for this mountain is expected
says the Ell Paso Times. The Jarillas dis
trict is in Dona Ana county, east OF La
Cruces.
The following Christian Endeavorer
took the evening train for Ration and VII
atteno the Onrisoiau Enueaso. ~"
which will be in session at that place TO
day and to morrow: Rev. =. d. Asnum
Rev. T. @. Beattie. Mr.. and Mrs. Free
Matthes, Miss Ethel Ray, Miss Eft
Vaughn, Miss Lena Fox, Miss Milligan
b. s. Lithgow, W. &. Brayton, D. D. Free
born, Paul Oliver. Miss Mllligan joine'
the party at Las Vegas and Mr.. Freedom
is delegate from Socorro.-Albuquerqu
Democrat.
During the year Just closed the SAINT
Fe company has shipped from Syringe
$50 cars of cattle, amounting to $500
head 10 all; 10000 head OF sheep, and tw
cars of hogs. This is a large gain owe
1895, and the biggest work in any on
year for several years. No better ev'
dence could be needed OF the prosperoo
condition of the stock industry than tn
above figures. No company or individ
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Broken Banks and Society.

Chicago, Dec. 3O.--Chicago's fashion
able folk may not dance for charity's sake
at the Auditorium on the evening of
January 10, 1897. 81 can not say that the
plans for the charity ball will be aban-
doned," said Mrs. Orson Smith, chairman
of the executive committee. at is true
that business disturbances have retarded
our plans somewhat. The ball will prob
ably not be given on the night once set,
but we all hope that there will be ball.
At any rate, those dependent will not be
permitted to suffer-"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-12-30
NEBRASKA REPUBLICANS.
Meeting at Omaha to Devise Way
and Means to Regain Control
OF the state.

Omaha, Dec. 3O.-The Republican state
league met here to-day to devise ways
and means of regaining control of state
politics. Senator Thurston told the
league that he believed enough silver Re-
publicans and Democrats in the senate
would vote for Republican tariff law to
carry it, as many of the silver leaders be-
lieved that tariff law would not bring
about prosperity but were willing to let
the Republicans try.
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AvisO de Agrimensura de In MERGED
de Los CcrrillOs
Tnforme Num- 3d.
OF1c1NA DEL AaRIMENsoR GENERAL
DE LOS EsTADos UNIDos,
| Santa Fe, N, M, Diciembre IA de 1896.

OF1CINA DEL AGRIMENsoR GENERAL
DE LOS EsTADos UNIDos,
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Diciembre II de 1896.
Aviso es por esta dado que la agrimen-
sura de la merced de clos Cerrillos," I'm
forme Mum. 59), en- ell oondado de Santa
Fe, Nuevo Mexico, que fue confirmada
por la corte de reclamos privados de ter
renos en- el termino de Agosto (1894), ha
sido hecha por Walter G. Marmon, dipu-
tado agrimensor, y transmitida esta of
Gina, el mapa de la misma ha sido con-
cluldo.
Que los linderos de dicha merced segun
establecdos por dicha agrimensura, son
como sigue, a saber:
Comenzando en- un punto donde ell ca
mino de Galisteo interseca la linea sur de
las tierras de los Bacas Canada de Guicu,
en- ell lado poniente de dicho camino y es-
uina nordeste de dicho trecho; de ALI
10 largo del lado poniente de dicho cami-
no, en- ell liudero oriente, s Is grades 30
minutes O, millas, 21 cadenas "el
pie de las Tomas atlas" = esquina sudeste
de dicho trecho; de ALI al poniente, 10
largo del pie de las Tomas atlas, en- ell lin
dero sur, milla, 1853 cadenas,a un punto
en- una direction hacia una linea norte y
sur a 10 largo del limite lindero oriente
de la merced de Cleto de Miera Pedro
Bautisto Pine, y esquina sudoeste de d.
cho trecho; de ALI 10 largo del limite o
| lindero oriente de dicha merced de Miera
Pine, en- ell lindero poniente, N Is gra-
dos 80 minutes p, 2 millas, 21.12 cadenas,
a nm punto en- una linea oriente po-
niente 10 largo del limite lindero sur
de las tierras de los Bacas, y esquina
uorueste de dicho trecho; de ALI al orien-
te. a 10 largo del limite lindero sur de
| las tierras de los Bacas, en- ell lindero nor
te, milla, LIZ cadenas, a la esquina nor
deste, lugar de comienzo de dicha agri-
mensura; Ia que consiste de 1,478.S1 acres.
| Esta merced esta situada en- las seccio-
mes Z, 8, 9, 16, II, 20 y 81, en- ell cabildo ID
norte, linea 8 oriente del meridiano prin-
cipal de Nuevo Mexico.
Ell mapa de dicha agrimensura sera re-
tecido en- esta oficina para inspection pu-
blica por un entero periodic de 80 dias
desde la fecha de este aviso, y toda per-
soma interesada en- la confirmation, al
guna persona que reclame IN interes en-
Ell trecho comprendido en- dicha agrimen.
sura en- cualq uiera parte de la misma
que desee hacer OBJ ieciones tai agrimen.
surs, sera requerida de protooolar tales
obieciones por escrito, en- esta oficina,
declarando Instantaneous el interes de la
persona hacienda tales objeciones, con
tales declaraciones juradas otras prue-
bas como el desee producer en- apoyo de
sus OBJ ieciones, dentro del dicho periodic
de 80 dias. CHAs. +. EASILY.
Aprimepsor General de los e. u.
i por Nuevo Mexico
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Prominent NJ an Missing.

Emporia, Kas., Dee. 30.-C. L. Fuller,
one of the best known men in central
Kansas, left home two weeks ago and his
whereabouts still remain mystery. He
LETT wife and property aggregating sew
eral thousand dollars. Fuller owned
string of fast horses, among them being
"Free Coinage" who broke the yearling
worlds record three years ago.
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Mystery of the Rifed Packages.

New York, Dec. 80. Postofice In
spector Ashe and the detectives have
cleared up the mystery of the rifled pack
ages of letters found on Coney island
beach last week, and have ma9e arrests.
Secret Service Agent Bagg and his as
sistants have arrested Mary Hassen, Will
lam Green and Patrick Burke. alleged
ceunterfeiters.
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Notice Of Survey of the SitiO de
Juana Lopez Grant.
(P. l.. G. docket No. 49,

u. S. SURVEYOR GENERALS OFFICE,
Santa Fe, N. NJ, December IA, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the survey
of the "Sitio de Juana Lopez" grant, (P.
l.. G. docket No. S2), in Santa Fe county,
court of private land claims at the Au-
gust (l894) term, has been made by Wal
ter G. Marmon, deputy surveyor, and
returned to this Office and the plat there
of completed.
That the boundaries of said grant as
established by said survey are as follows,
to-wit:
Beginning at the SW corner of the Sitio
de Los Cerrilos tract and Sc corner of
this tract; thence west along "the skirt of
the woods" (la falda del monte), on south
boundary, mile, $50 chains, to point
on n north and south line along "the
slope of little table ,d,' generally
called the Mesita d. !xana Lopez, and
SW eern.s Of the trast: theuce north
along the said slope of the little table
land, on the west boundary, 2 miles, 2lO
chains, to point on an easterly and
westerly line on the southern limit or
boundary of the Glands OF the Sitio of
Cienega," and NV corner of this tract;
thence in an easterly direction along the
southern limit or boundary of the lands
of the said Sitio of Cienega, on the north
boundary, 56. 6.06 chains, to the NV corner
of the Sitio de Los Cerrillos tract, and
NE corner of this tract; thence along the
west boundary of the said Sitio de Los
Cerrlllos tract, on the east boundary, of
this tract, s IS degrees 30 minutes Z,
mile, 1928 chains, to the 81, corner and
place of beginning of this survey; con-
tanning 1,13l.09 acres.
This grant is situated in sections z, 1S
10 in Is N, R 8 E of the New Mexico
principal meridian.
The plat of said survey will be retained
in this Office for public inspection for
full period of 80 days from the date of
this notice, and any party interested in
the confirmation, or any party claiming
An interest in the tract embraced within
said survey or any part thereof, desiring
to make objections to said survey are
required to file such objections in writ
ing, stating distinctly the interest of the
objector and the grounds OF objection,
with such afidavits or other proofs as he
may desire to produce in support of his
objections, in this Office, within the said
period of 80 days. CHAs. #. EAsLEY,
us. Surveyor. General for New Mexico,
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AvisO de Agrimensura dc In Merced
SitiO de Juana Lopez.

(Calendario de la Corte, Mum. 49,
OFIoINA DEL AGRIMENsOR GENERAL
DE Los EsTADos UtIDos,
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Diciembre IA do 1896.
Por este Sc da aviso que la agrimen-
sura de la merced "Sitio de Juana Lopez"
(Calendario de la Corte Mum. 82,) en- ell
condado de Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexico, que
4fue confrmada por la corte az tArrenos.
saa fsc1 nos priya1cs Sssiiinn de
"a VI sso nm eiafo Nelter
~. MxfnI8 y X IA i 4 "A nNsf,
tranAniit ida U N ~ lapa de
Il fsfssn It'd ri sItss a I IN JS Il
tlSla Jun sssssI # sllss Y na
"A acissfa asQx8 n ssn
xr ZIP 1sS IN VI Y u
DononaAnG ii q al ldsS ii 5sss
streohc ael Eitio de Lhs Ceyr ilios esq III
sns erlaste siae esta trechn fi8 ssiil al po-
Ale ate & io largo d. ssln faida flel monte" !"
sfa I'll tindero suf. mi M, $50 cnlenAs, q
VI 1, Il nto sii una lineh nortG sur 10
larg s del seeelivs de ma meaita,s conup-s
uerte ifnsgada Ia Mesita de- y uana Loo
nez, i csc usua sndoeate Dc este tgscto; de-
ailinorts i III large dVi 'dicfiU declive de Ia
mesita, en- ell lindero poniente, 2 millas,
2.1O cadenas, IN punto en- una linea
hacia el oriente el poniente en- el limlte
lin lero sur de las "tierras del Sitio de
Cienega," esq uina norueste de este tre-
cho; de ALI en- una direction hacla ell
oriente 10 largo del limite lin
dero sur de les tierras del dicho Sltlo
de Cienega, en- el lindero norte, 56.0 06 ca
denas, a la esquina norueste del trecho del
Sitio de Los Cerrillos, y esquina nordeste
de este trecho: de ALI 10 largo del lindero
poniente del dicho trecho del Sitio de Los
Cerrillos, en- ell lindero oriente de este
trecho, s Is grades 30 minutes O, l milla,
78. 90 cadenas, a la esquina sudestey y lu-
gar de comienzo de esta agrimensura; la
que contiene 1,15S.09 acres.
Esta merced esta situada en- las Sec
clones 7, lS 10 on ell cabildo Is norte,
| ,inea 8 oriente del meridiano principal de
Nuevo Mexico.
Ell mapa de dicha agrimensura sera re-
tenido en- esta oficina para inspection pu-
blica por un entero periodic de so dias
desde la fecha de este aviso, y toda per-
soma 1nteresada en- la confirmation, . al
guua persona one reclame un interes en-
Ell trecho comprendido en- dioha agrimen-
sura en- cnalqulera parte de la misma
aue desee hacer objeciones tai agrimen-
sura, sera requerida de protocolar tales
objeciones por escrito, en- esta oficina,
declarando distintamente ell interes de la
persona hacienda tales objeciones, con
tales declaracciones juradas otras prue-
has como ell desee producir en- apoyo de-
sus oh bieciones, dentro del dicho periodo
de 80 dias. CHAs. +. EAsLEY,
Aprimensor General de los E. U.
por Nuevo Mexico.
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spain's silly Buffer.

Madrid, Dec. 30.-The Spanish pre-
mier, Senior del Castillo, has informed the
impartial that Spain will net accept in
tervention In Cuba nor introduce re-
forms as long as the rebellion is not con-
fined to the eastern provinces. The
premier says that Spain will shortly in
troduce reforms in Porto Rico.
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SANTA FE. N M, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30 1896

George R. Baucus have one of the best
paying leases ever worked in chat camp.
The LEASE is on the Pelican Eagle group
and one man takes out per day at least
$50 worth of ore. The ore will go $50
ounces silver to the ton.-The Black
Range.
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Notice of Survey OF the Los CerriliOs
Grant.
(Reported No. 59).
U. S. SURVEYOR GENERALS OFFICE.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, December IA, 1896.

U. S. SURVEYOR GENERALS OFFICE.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, December IA, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the survey
of the "Los Cerrilos" grant, (Reported
No. 59), in Santa Fe county, New Mexico,
which was confirmed by the court of
private land claims at the August (lS94)
term, has been made by Walter 6. Mar
mon, deputy surveyor, and returned to
this Office, and the plat thereof completed.
That the boundaries of said grant as
established by said survey are as follows,
to-wit:
Beginning at a point where the road to
Galisteo interseots the south line of the
lands of the Bacas and Canada de Guicu,
on the west side of said road and NE cor.
ner Of said tract; thence along the west
side of said road, on the east boundary, s
Is degrees 80 minutes E, 2 miles and 81
chains to "the foot of the high hills" and
Sc corner of said tract; thence west,
along the Foot of the high hills, on the
south boundary, mile, 1.63 chains, to a
point on northerly and southerly line
along the eastern limit or boundary of
the grant to Cleto de Miera and Pedro
Bautisto Pine, and SW corner of said
tract; thence along the eastern limit or
boundary of said grant to Miera and
Pine, on west boundary, N Is degrees 80
minutes w, 2 miles, Clip chains, to a
point on an east and west line along the
southern limit or boundary of the lands
of the Bacas, and NV corner of said
tract; thence east, along the said southern
limit or boundary of the lands of the
Bacas, on the north boundary, mile,
LIZ chains, to the NE corner and place
of beginning of said survey; containing
1s47s.8I acree.
This grant ie sitnated w sssosions Z. 8,
%, s16, IN, 90 and ri iarp IN n. h Il Of
tho New Mexico principal meridian
fphs p'at Of said survey viii bs Retained
IA this olGee for public Inspection foE q
|full pefsas ST 30 daye fr0n the date Of
Tins AZ otiuass El an NJ parsg III iuteressel IA
Aee SsEzs ss In ,r1a rE
Afi I'D " resf aasi IN II M u WI
SAID sufyey ar any parf fasreJf, atssxln;z
to make BIZ 5ectiona tss ~ v surves = y rer
gnifAdttn fia sltcsA 55 5sctions 10 writing,
sbating distinctlY the interest Of The obs
Hector and hsgrounds objection, with
sacil saaidasits on other proofs as DO may
desire tO pr0durein support Of his pb+
iections; I'd this ofIce, within the said
period of 80 days.
CHAs. F. EAsLEY,
u. s. Surveyor Gen sral for New Mexico.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-12-30
Great Game Of Foot. Ball.

City of Mexico, Dec. 30.-The Missouri
State university team played game of
football on Tuesday at the Indianilla
grounds with the Texas State university
team. Neither side scored. One player
named Tucker was seriously injured by q
kick on the neck. The great elevation
was seriously felt by the players, who
early lost their wind.
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FORECAST FOR JANUARY.
The Kind of Weather That Has Pre-
vailed Here During First Month
of twenty-five Years.
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICuLTURE,
4 L. u

WbHbnbr BuTtHu, Z
Santa Fe, N. NJ, December 30, 1896.
The following data, covering period
of twenty-five years, have been compiled
from the weather bureau records at Santa
Fe, N. NJ, for the month of January:
mperature.-Mean or normal tenn
perature, 30 deg; the warmest month was
that of 1879, with an average of "a deg.
the coolest month was that of 1878, with
an average of % deg; the highest tenn
perature was 76 deg, on January rs,
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GOV. Tanner Married.

Springfield, ILL.,, Dec. 30.-Governor-
elect Tanner was married to-day to Miss
Cora Edith English. The ceremony took
place at st. Pauls Protestant cathedral,
which was filled with prominent people.
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santa Fe Route California Limited

santa Fe Route California Limited
Leave Chicago 900 p. m. Wednesdays
and Saturdays, Kansas City $50 a. m.
aud Denver, $40 p. m. Thursdays and
Sundays, reaching Los Angeles in ~
hours ana San Diego in 76 hours from
Chicago. Connecting train from San
Francisco via Mohave. Returns Mon
days and Thursdays.
Equipment of superb vestibuled Pull
man palace sleepers, buffet smoking car
and dining car. Most luxurious Service
via any line.
Another express train carrying palace
and touriet sleepers leaves Chicago and
Kansas City daily for California.
Inquire of local agent or
g. T. NIoHoLsoN, G. P. A.,
A., T. & y. F. R'Y,
Chicago.
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Forty Men Perished.

Plymouth, Mass, Dec. 30.-An explo-
sion of dynamite took place to-day on
board the British ship Delta, III this har-
Dor. The vessel sank and forty men are
believed to have persisted.
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MORE BUSINESS DISASTERS
Commercial National Bank of Selma
Ala, Failed to Open Its Doors
This Morning.
SITUATION EASIER AT MINNEAPOLIS
Two Failures Scarcely Cause Ripple
in Business Circles-Grain Opera
tors Go to the Wall in Wiscon-
sin-Assignment in Texas.

Birmingham, Aia., Dec. 30.-Ihe Com'
mercial National bank of Selma, Ala,
failed to open to-day. 1t WAS establish
ed in 1880, has paid up capital of $780,
600 and undivided profits of $4,000. R.
M. Nelson, president of the Commercial,
has for years been prominent in financial
circles.
GETTING USED TO FAILURES.
Minneapolis. financial situation
is much easier to-day. The announce
ment that the Bankers Exchange bank
had suspended payment for a few days
caused scarcely ripple, as the institu-
zion is small with only 100000 capital
A run has taken $35,0OO from it in three
weeks. Cashier Field declared that he
had plenty of ready money, but preferred
to await the bank examiners advice be-
fore making further payments.
The Northern Trust company applied
to the district court this morning for a
receiver. 1t suspended payment in 1898,
but afterward resumed
GRAIN DEALERS ASSIGN.
West Superior, Wis.-The Anchor Grain
company, operating on the Superior
board of trade, assigned this morning.
AN ASSIGNMENT IN TEXAS.
Austin, Texas.-N. A. Balm, Austin's
leading jeweler, made an assignment this
morning, naming preferred creditors to
the amount of 100000.
MINOR FAILURES.
Fort Wayne, Ind.-The retail dry goods
firm of NJ. Frank G. Go. has failed. The
firms indebtedness to local creditors
amounts to $4,000. There is also heavy
indebtedness to eastern creditors.
Cincinnati, Ohio.-Frank Duhme and
Herman Duhme, jr., trading in jewelry
and silverware as the Duhme company,
have failed. The concern has Issued
stock since it's organization four years
ago amounting to $4,000. The assets
and liabilities are not known, but the
company's affairs are said to be badly in
vOlved
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The simmons place, the most desirable
home In the city, will be sold very low or
rented to. good tenant. Inquire of
H. B. HKnsEv.
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Mortuary Record.

Chicago, Dec. 30.-Harry g. Foraker,
formerly managing editor Of the Chicago
Chronicle, died last night Of consomp-
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Your Local Ticket Agent

VIII tell you that when you are going east
there is no road better adapted to your wants
khnx ha
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WABASH

Free reclining chairs
ON all trains. Excel
lent meal stations.
Dining cars for those
who prefer them. J
Elegant drawing room
oars: Sleeping cars OF
full information appl
! MIL 5..i 11
]. S. CRANE, G. p. A.
n N ~scou In fIAnn
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COMMITTEES NOT NAMED.
President Grier VIII Announce them Next
Thursday Nieht.

Thursday Night.
Owig to illness President Grier of
common council could not give his at.
tention to the appointment Of the
standing committees for the year and
consequently twas decided to hold an
adjourned session next Thursday night
In order to give him an opportunity to
get his committees in shape before
the auditing committees first meeting
which Is one week from Monday night.
The first measure introduced in COM
mon council was an ordinance provid-
ing for a sewer on SandersOn avenue,
which Mr.. Seamans had the distinction
of fathering. He also introduced four
other ordinances providing for sewers
on SandersOn avenue, New York street,
Fordham court and Monsey avenue;
Penn avenue and New York street;
Monsey avenue, SandersOn avenue and
Cherry place: Capouse avenue, between
the Fourteenth district main sewer
and New York street.
Mr.. Thomas. of the Fourth ward, in
troduced an ordinance providing for
the opening Of Price street. between
Bromley and Sumner avenues Mr..
Oliver introduced resolution asking
for grade on Luzerne street between
Thirteenth and Seventeenth streets.
Mr.. Keller asked for grade on Olive
avenues. Mr.. Regan wants an iron
fence erected along bad embankment
on Railroad avenue, between Luzerne
and Fellows streets. Mr.. Wenzel asked
for grade on Olive street. between Pres.
colt avenue and Nay Aug park.
Mr.. McGrail asked for four hydrants
for the Twentieth ward. Mr.. Zeidler
wants the street commissioner to have
the big pile Of dirt removed from
Miffiln avenue. Mr.. Thomas, of the
Fourth ward. introduced resolution
|, directing the street commissioner to
build q brick sewer on the Mt Pleasant
ravlne. All these resolutions were ap-
proved.
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which he represented was an agree
ment to enter the college and he placed
II before the young man for his sigma
ture. Lally would not be sixteen years
old until the subsequent October.
Martin told him to sign his fathers
name that 1t was all right. Circum-
stances developed which prevented
young Lally from going to Woods coll
lege. The first they knew Of the note
was when notice was served upon them
by the alderman. The boy prOclaims
that he was informed II was an agree
ment he was signing when he attached
his own and his fathers name to II.
The concluding part Of the affidavit
charges that the plaintiff Is not entitled
to recover for the reason that the paper
was obtained through fraudulent rep
resentatiOn, that the fathers name was
signed by, the boy without authority,
and that the latter when he was inn
posed ucOn was only Is years Of age.
The note las been endorsed by F. +.
Wood to tue use of H. T. Sprague.