davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

A bulletin Just issued by the bureau u
statistics Of the treasury department pre-
sents some remarkable figures bearing On
the volume " exporta anu imports 81 the
United States during the year 1879 ~
compared with those " the year lSpi,
and In fact every year since lSSs. The
statistics ~ given hold uIt no more hope
" the present tariff laws being able Ia
provide sufficient revenue than have Tor.
mer reputt1. IN fact, the figures show
that ~ compared with 1874. the exports
Tor lsIj have lz'rn less aud the imports
pnrts more IT, hc exact, the total amount
~ exports f"r the year ending December.
1855, was tN9I ~ 49, which was tn. ~
less than the year 1894. The imports for
the same Ipti,i amounted to tSDi .,s,3.
iE,, which Wa tl23,Ip,iiH. III excess II
~ the previous year
ThrS" statements prove beyond que-.
ton that the present tArifi law II just ~
much " n failure now ~ II Wa upon the
day that II was placed Oh the statute
hrks. cur eNportS are In the same
lAmentablr condition ~ they have been
since III" Cleveland regime assumed the
responsibilities ~ national government.
Instead u capturing the markets VI the
world" ~ our democratic friends lie.
clat"i they would do under their tariff
Jaw W. are losing thr~" markets, and are
selling. therefore, even less than W. did
last year We have not captured the
markets II the world, hut ia" markets II
the world have captured ~, aud though
our imI-rrt- have increased, ~ shown 10y
the figure II the treasury department,
more than hundred and twenty five
millions u year IL" duties from these IN.
creased impoft- fall seventy i've millions
year short II meeting our EXPENSES. II
would not be prs-lhlr Ia give more
t"tr,llr illustration 1T the failure ~ the
democratic uriii pliry than i fur
i-h,i hN thr-, figures.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

senator Teller explains his Nut" against
the taking w ~ the hrlii hill, "n Tia"
ground that II wa~ moi u republican
measure. It, SAY. 1t Wa asserted III
the house II representatives hl members
II the committee having til" hill III
charge, that II Was not intended ~ pro
trctNe measure but simply L. SECURE
sufficient revenue tu meet existing 'l"
nrirncirS under the Wilson Mrln Till
la this NIrw IT the ease there i 10 iIrc"-
~itN Tor the Till There will ho, when
The present honi issue Is taken ny, witch
will hr within the next thirty days,
S3T.UTn.iSi ~ the treasury. and the dr.
lirit for this year, according to Ia" chair
man uf the committee "n WAYS ani
means ~ the house. Will probably not
exceed tb',rhuh.
Tho fbU,In.un uf money IN IN"
treasury j. that amount withdrawn from
the circulation uf the country There
can hr Il" necessity II adding Ia this
sum. ~ # i proposed by this ~.
called revenue till tu de-, tn,"r'u" more
Of money,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

Inr republican Iolicy. Ia the manage
mrnt II the national government was
pay NJ you ~, and have ~ome left over
Ia redeem the bondS," The democratic
pnlicy i--"borrow ~ you gn, aud give
the Morgan syndicate "A chance for u rake
on"
Mn. N, kI>LLl struck III" nail on the
head when he said, the ~h"le doctrine
II free trade aud oi mrn reform II "A
question II the price "f labor, or Of
whether ia several branches u industry
W. shall have any labor al all"
Tn \s-nciated Press Is hereby request
ri ln choke III rI"rts 0f pri2" lights
This /, the prayer of n long suffering
public,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

The officers and mrlnbers of the degree
staff, who went out Ia Fort Wingate Ia
institute the new lWigr NJ Odd Fellows
at the past, report having had an excep-
tionahly enjoyable time. The provision
for their entertainment WAS all that the
hroahrs, hospitality could suggest, and
visitors bring away with them the most
pleasant impressions Of Fort Ningate
aud ilN inhabitants.
The new luige begins existence under
very favorable circumstances, eighty.twu
members having been initiated, and am.
pie provision having been maic for r..
gala, etc.
II. II. Tilton expects Ia spend some
time with them ~1n to perfect the mem
beers in their lodge work,
Friday evening just at the close Of thu
grand march Noblr Grand {. ". Ellison
of III" new l"lgc, approached Grand Mas
Ter Stevens AMI In n brief speech. In IN,
name II the lnigr. presented him will
an elegant gold watch. Mr.. stevens r.
Spoil~" Ninc.d hiI appreciation ~ III,
kindly feeling which prompted III" action
Dancing AMI banlueting occupied III,
hours following aud every one voted Ia,
entire visit grand time"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
rut,oMi>,.,n>Nl>

The republicans nf Albuquerque ~" al.
read! AT work making arrangements Tor
the territorial convention, which has
been called tn meet ~ this city un the
2.td ri next mnnth--fuur weeks from yr4-
trria! Anl will aim to give our friends
who come L. see H. al that time. from the
different sections II IL" territory, II gen
eroli- AMI cordial W. !cum"
The occasion viii he one Of more shan
ordinary Importance Ia the people II New
Mexico sine" the action Of this conNcn.
ton may exert very great inilnenc" In
shaping the futur" policy II the republic
can party II the territory. and II Is there
fore hoped that every county will be- rep
resented by IT. full quota Of delegates, IN
person. Lot all come, and IL, ~ lay the
foundation for IA grand republican vic
tory next fall.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

lnt next proposition I" come from
WALL street will hr Ia limit III" coinage
II gold. The great discoveries that have
been made IN different parts II the world,
during the last trw trarS pr"Inls" I"
make gold m"n"! altogether Ia" plrnt!
e. sui! the PURPOSE II these whuSe inter
e,t4 DEMAND dear" money, and W. may
expect II movement, AT any time, against
the free coinage ~ Ia" yellow metal Ia
put the whole business into the hands ~
the government purrhas" the bullion IN
the open market from III" lowest bidder,
ani restrict the coinage L. certain
number II millions u month
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
SoT INT n.

"rattlrnrn Who are familiar With the
cattle business along the line 1T Mexico,
~, tia, 10 p"T cent oi the cattle that
have come in from that quarter were eat
tie that had been taken a. Mexico from
this side
The foregoing pardgrsph l. taken from
the Albuquerque Democrat aud u similar
statement has been published h! nearl,
all the democratic papers In III" territory
W. have taken -nIn" pains I" ascertain
what ground there might he t"T such al
assertion. aud w. lni that the statement
/, wholly untrue, the plain inference he
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
AIiI,iIIIII-IIniIII.

IN llln"l- 10th factions NJ the demo
cratic party lrr preparing '"r II holt II
III" contention hoes not - their way.
The gold sIanllrI element aHi the free
silver element will each ri.r't full -rt
II delegate t. the thirag' convention,
Wa there ,Nrr a finer PROSPECT f"r II row
than that statue thlrdgn convention
The less the drlnrrar, has to fight about
the harder II fights
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
9~-@l@@|-@@7@~7@7777777
mn siINIH SENATOR'S.

unr ~ the -unndrst republicans III
New Mexico. aud an unHaNrrlng friend
II silver, said ton tlrlifh representative"
this morning
The silver senators, hl their action In
legislation un the taTin Till,
are hurting the cHllSr II silver all over
the country, Thousands Of republicans,
warm friends ut the white metal are he
coming Disguised with their course and
friendship for silver and IL friends turn
81 "a antagoniSm, This country /" tm
large and It's Interests tn varied, Ia ever
br dominated by party who will place
any one i-sur above all others. The rN'
IRENE silver men are taking course that
will H. surely wreck their cAu-" ~ dld
the extreme prohihtlunlsts the cause 81
prohibition. They hrcamr men Of one
idea aud sulnTdiuatrd every other issue
Ia that Que idea, aud ruined ia" rauSr
they had AT heart, There l. danger that
the extreme -ilNrf men, led hl the silver
senators, viii bring like ruin Ia III"
cause ~ silver, better results fnr the
white metal can be- obtained hl lighting
within party lines aud making friends
rather than enemies,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

IA-r saturday nj santa fr W. had the
pleasure 1T meeting baron k"aNi-, owner
ot the mythical Arizona land grant.
Rra,i~ II n Ml~-rurian. and hr has the
appearance of II wrllto.do Muddy Greek
farmer, who regularly votes the straight
democratic ticket Honesty beams all
over his countcnancr. and II II difficult
Ia believe that h. il the author Of one Of
the mu4t extensive frauds ever conceived
and which deceived the best lawyers 81
the country W fiction equals the fact
Ia the celebrated Reayis hand grant case
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29


The Mia club gave u very rhiut al
Maslingtun'- birthday party AT v.
MausardS, uil north SECOND street, Satt
In, hight Man, ~ the ladies prr~l
were taat~full, rrStumed Ia ,atit
representations ~ follows
Lrntgr Washington. nr. MaliafIey
Martha Washington. Mrs. Carey.
Dolly Madison, Mrs W., Malianry.
Prahontas. Mrs. J. Il. butler.
Mullie Pitcher. Mrs. thas. Mau+afd
Priscilla. Mrs. ". ". Butler.
Mother Mass. Mrs. VI. T.. Stevens.
flufida, Mt. Nhltsnu.
y Work.. Mrs. \. llarsrh.
tluakrtc--, Mrs, Lowe.
Nellie Clusters, Mrs. krad
Capt John smith. Rnht frtter-.
lamr Van Mlnklc. Mrs j. Butler.
rRunRINME.
Auld Lang Synr p,rahonta-.
Colonial lirr Mother Mas.
Yankee lhHsilr Chorus.
The Wedding Priscilla.
The star Spanglrd Banner 4 h0ru
Paul lhll, Madison.
The Virginia Reel.
w. ulden Times song Mother Ma
thatahr Columbia.
Iahlenu fTahuntas tr+cuing e.
John smith.
Lunch
My Country It's III Thee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

CuhH this wear viii furnish only on,.
sixth the usual exports uf sugar, but the
production IT hr"i sugar ~ Europe last
year was greater l., IA million tons than
IN 1891. All ~ which goes Ia prove that
the uitei states should raise it, own
sugar. t,luhr. Democrat.
And should e. Ia direct public attcn.
tiun a. the fact that III" u"-t favorable
sugar beet section II the American con.
tinrut l. thu Rio tirandr valley Here all
the conditions 81 all ani climate are
Just night tur the production II the beet
ia perfection, aud every analysis that has
hr"n made ~ hrets gruwl. here has shown
them tu rank higher In per crntagrS II
-arcarlnr anh purity than thnse produced
Ia any other section NJ the country.
When capital can h. brought Ia rrcog.
ulzr these facts sugar making In the Rio
Grundr valley will ~unn bcculur one ~
the greatest industries IL the southwest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
\ POSSIBLE tOI.IiSoS.

IA" new comet recently discovered by
Astronomer prttinr, " the Lick ob-er,a
tory, IN California. is now only about ~.
"n."r miles away from the earth, aud
j. coming this way ut the rate Of l.,ap,-
nr miles day. Hut the professor says
there i no cause for alarm lie has fig
ur"d out that the comet will tab. new
tack nn March |. and sheer of from the
earth. while another eminent astronomer
rNpr,".-,- the hope that II will come right
along aul strike IL square In front" W
~ 1" show the present generation, N
we'll n I"-trrltN, that when II comes Ia
Standin. w n front ~ this old earth, a
GENET Isn't ~ tia little bit.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
>ItIilu ntIoI,N

the rhru,r. Of the mlrd states
cuuu- have lmlrupIrl IA The last ten
Nraf-. lh- l-h rather startling runil
ton 81 ALTAR. AMI /, beginning I" attract
much attention. 1t T. runi that the
gtrAtrt pant 90, o., lurrru-r 2. M the ~.
ncr- ui thr mdr-hal-, aui O.. ,,u, tp fraud.
ulrui fees AMI ucuiru- precautions.
Ia view II these facts thrrr H. q ,rtN gen.
rrhl expression ~ favor "t paving -alhr
ur- {" the mtr-hll-. AMI requiring them
To- turn all Tee INTO the treasury Nu
editorial ~ the ululo Democrat lNu.W
lug thl- subject. clo-'- a. follow
RIt would crrtaul, lr nrlirr To- r.,an
ll-h -aau,- tur th. -rt,tr.. a. Thee, o'h
GER. hat would at lrt.l rrmu'r lh'
prluupl rlAurr ~ fanl, aui r'ulr ir
tltIuu- prosecutions unprniItahIr VI i|w
SAM time, II might h, veil tr pat ~.m"
klnl uia limit uu th" allowance that
the courts MAKE turrrrlNrf- m ca-r, ul
mufisagr iuryrlu~urr- II ia notorious
fact that m all important ch-r- II l'u,
Kind. particularly l'iu," which relate I"
bankrupt cprvurttluu-, N" TrrriNrt- ATE
rrmuurrit"d at rates uut 81 all pfol"t.
ton L. the value 81 their -riNir"~, hriug
a, much -"lurtlmir- ~ the ~aldtlr~ ~ ia"
highest uilirrr- II the g"Nrrnn"nt These
rNrr-sNu allowances AT" luIrtrn-ihlr.
ani their Tendency l. dcm"rall2lng. Il"
cciNcr- should be- Ill! AMI hlrl! paid,
but there j. u" reason WHY their culnI~n
1ation should be- liNrd al hgufr- far l."
,und What they couli earn III MI, other
rablrltN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

Hos. rfuRu rfHEN, assisted 10y Mn
Sol Luna, II Valencia county, and other
friends. secured for this city the holding
Of the territorial republican convention.
Col. Williams. II Soc0rro, elso. was u sol
ii friend. TlF CITIZEN. on behalf Of the
city, acknowledges III" favor, aud extends
the assurance tina, visitors on that "cca'
sion will be- Hospitality entertained,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
NUraliiy aud Ds,.n,

Every Sclf-rrSp"cting American. whose
lrsir" for decent, moral government Is
stronger than his f"al,y tothe democratic
party. extends thanks to Hon. Thomas Il.
Catron, New Mcxico's able delegate Ia
congress, for the passage II His anti-prize
fight hill anh III" protection II the terri.
tories from the brutal assrmblages aud
harharouS practices attendant upon such
occasions Ration Range.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
I.aru. Celebration,

The old town public schools pr
observed Wa-hlngton's birthday
whole town Joined In the meeting.
addresses were delivered by Judge &
and Thomas 4. finical In EngllA
by Sup,. Prrrs In Spanish. Tb
dresses II Messrs. finical and G
we're masterpieces. aud are highly :
Of b, the people. Major Whitias
sided. The celebration " "A great
% the Sisters who had charge Of .
rangrnents.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

Ihr whole political situation !, -um.
m,I ny ~ tlw following few lines which
w. TAKE from an article III an eastern ~
change
HE bond sale l. nominating Mr., Me.
kinlrN. hrryhod! knows that III" rev
vnur- ought I" b" equal I" the running
EXPENSES Of the government, and they
know that Mckinley aud the Mckinley
hlll would max" them ~, and stop III"
band sales
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

riburcio l.ujan and Abran Luial. the
SUPPOSED murietrrs 0t Vim. Reed. crossed
the boundary line into Mexico on Janua-
~ ~. They stopped nj the house ~ n
Mexican named parheco and asked fur
t~I, only one of them going 10 the
house. rachcco had known the me" In
this county and there was ~ chance for
u mistake.-Silycr city Enterprise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
The Mapry FAMILY .

The anti.Thornton element NJ the
democratic party ~ New Mexico got the
worst II the contest In attempting 10 de-
pose j. II. Cris, ~ chairman ~ the demo
cratic territorial coumitte" II II claimed
hy the anti.Thornton.Crist crowd that II
they had had political sense enough u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

Marshal FurnuN received "A trlH
from Las Vegas this afternoon ire
liceman Harris, stating that h.
cured one ~ the men who burgl1
j. +. suffers stare early In the
The y, violence against the man II q
si,". aud the capture reflects cred
our police department.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

ENfm experienced mining man VIII"
visits Cochiti declares that II such pros
poets" rs ARE fquuh IN that camp were To-
cat,sl at Cripple Creek, they would te re-
gardrd NJ among the best, AMI would b"
able To command any amount IT money
for their Development.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

That mining exchange should he or
ganizei. f'"r>body comedies that, and
Il only need, some one a. take the lead.
THE Democratic party Is all split mp on
free silver, but its solid for free wool.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
Don't Go.

Coughing around. You can stop II II you
want Ia by using Parks Cough Syrup
II II doesn't cure your cold you can get
your money back Sold by Dr ThoH, III.
Burgess n son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
oh Neal

W. keep Parks Cough syrup. and We
tell everyone Il IL the best cough cure We
srll. Everybody likes II, aud VIZ veil u on
u guarantee. Try II for your cold, Sold
hy lIr, ThA II. Burgess X SON.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

run ward primary. they would have
united ~ one man. instead VI running
twO candidates Miller aud Ea-ley and
elected him chairman. The defeated
man ipnlaiora are alput II, bitter nov
against Miller and Ea.l,. ~ they are
against Thornton aud Cu-t Ration
RANG
~ Interesting R.,"td
Rrh,rt j hurdette. the great \mrtican
humpri-t WIN u Ia ApIsu nj hfant-
opera huu-" March ~, unhr the au-picet
NJ the uutlrk club, has been under the
exclusive management NJ the R"lpath
L,rrum lurrau since iS11. since his de-
hut in lhr., lSiG hia tours hi," extend.
81 Ia and ffu Mti'S- the continent from
Halifax tu san Diego. His record hWk
shows >. ~ engagements. In these Years
~ travel aud talk. Mr.. Burdrti" has made
IN hwing and speaking acquaintance
with the p"rple ~ America, having ap.
peHrpi ~ lulN towns and cities. These
figures represent frequent recalls he has
lrcturrd III san Francisco Ave times Port.
land three. Kansas city six Chicago twelve.
New lufk twcnty.thrce. aud IN phila.
drlphis ~,enty.four tunes. "ln fact"
aay4 the chicago lntrr-urpan. ~ lecture
by Robert j. burirtte IL certain a. draw
crowd II doesn't seem tu make much
difference what Kind ~ night 1t may
h.. nor what the subject " the discourse
lnay h., people always ~ H. hear hur.
dpttr"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-18
Susan Cony ManIey.

Mrs. Susan Cony Manlcy. wife of Hon
Joseph ii. Manley, passed away at the
family residence on Hospital street. Mon
day afternoon, at clock, after a short
Illness of In grippe
Mrs. Manlcy was born in Old Town,
Me, March 3, 1889. She was Il daughter of
Samuel Cony, Governor of Maine from 1864
to 1867 and Mercy Fl. (SewalD Cony. In
1850 her father moved back from Old
Town to Augusta, where she has since
resided. She was married TO Joseph Fl.
Manley, Oct 4, 1866. Four children sur
vive her, Samuel Cony, Mrs. Chase Mellen
of New York, and Misses Harriet and
sydney.
The funeral will be ut the house, Thurs
day forenoon, at II o'clock. The inter
mont, which will be private, will be at
Forest Grove cemetery.
Mrs. Manley was refined and cultured
lady, aud devoted wife and mother
The members of her family have the
deepest sympathy Of the community lin
their sad bereavement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-18
BUILDINGS ON ASHLAND BRANCH.
N. c. Foster, the Well Known Contractor
Talks Of the Progress in that Section.

NJ. c. Foster of the firm of NJ. c. Foster
~ Son, of Watcrville, who are the con
tractors for Augustus new city building
IN recent conversation with q journal
reporter, expressed much enthusiasm over
the lively interest and progressiyeness
shown in the building line along the
Ashland branch of the Bangor & ARGOS
took r. r.
The seven stations along the branch, -
ne said, ARE all completed with the ex-
ception of the one at Squawpan or what
Will in future be known as Trafton This
one will be built as soon as a location of
the change in the highway which crosses
and recrosses the rond at tn at point In
been determined by the railroad com
missioners. The material for the building
is on hand, at Traitor ready for the
work to bagin as soon as possible.
The depots which have been com.
pleted are modern in every way. and
equipped with the best accommodations. 3"
In all twenty-five buildings have been
built by Mr.. Foster in that section since
last fall The buildings are springing up
all along the line and the future season
promises to show much more growth in
this direction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-18
BITS OF MAINE NEWS.

Farnsworth Memorial hall, one of the
four fine buildings Of Bridgton Academy
at North Bridgton, took fire, Saturday
evening, and was destroyed. It was
erected in 1882 at cost OF $1,000, and
was insured for $500. 1t was used as a
dorinitory for students
Mr.. Jessie A. TolmaD, United States
mail agent on the Boston g. Bangor route
arrived at his home III Rockland, last
week, suffering severely from injuries re-
ceivsd some days previous by the falling
upon his shoulders andback of high
pile of heavy mail, which caused severe
lameness This continued to grow worse
and after few days, he was obliged to
leave his work and go home. He still
suffers severely and is scarcely able to
move unaided. He arrived home a few
hours after his mothers death, of which
he was then first informed, and had not
been aware that she was severely Ill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-18
STATE HOUSE,
Portland Extension Railway Co, Files
Articles of Association.
Three Other Corporations Filed Their Papers
at the State House, Monday.

The Portland Extension Railroad Com
pany filed its articles of association, Mon
day, at the secretary of States office. tho
amount Of capital being $50, 900 in sharcs
of 800 each, Of which there is $500 paid
in.
The company was formed at Portland,
with the following directors: William G,
Davis, William r. Wood and Charles f.
Libby Of Portland; Edward A. Newman
of Deering, and William A. Wheeler OF
Brooklyn, n s.
The road IS to operate from Westbrook
to Gorham
The following corporations also fled
their papers at the secretary of State IS
Office, Monday:
The 6. f. Carleton Company. organized
at Rochport, for the purpose Of buying,
selling and operating IN lime and lime
stones with 500, 900 capital stock OF
which 500, 600 Is paid in.
The officers are: President, G e..
Carleton of Rockport; treasurer, Guy
Carleton Of Rockport
The Whitney Aluminium Com
pany, organized at Berwick. Me, for the
purpose Of manufacturing and doing
general business in wares, machinery,
implements Of tin, copper iron, alnmi-
nun and other 'isstals, with 500, 900
capital stock. of which none is paid in.
The officers are: President. Frederick H.
Hill of Somerville, Mass treasurer,
Charles W. Rolfe Of Newton, Mass.
The J. G. Pearson Company, organized
at Saoo, for the purpose Of manufaotur.
ing and dealing In iron, steel, and other
metals, and machinery Ct various kinds,
with 81, 200, coo capital stock of which
$500 IS paid in. The officers are: Presi-
dent, James G. Pearson of Wakefield,
Mas treasurer, Charles f. Aldrich OF
j5tten, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-18

twenty-five members Of the Canibas
Snow Shoe Club assembled, Monday even
ing, and were driven, merry party, to
the cottage OF w. Il. Reid at Hammond s
Grove. After a fine trip along the shores
Of the pond, the party enjoyed one of the
finest oyster suppcrs, which, with the
cessful trips ever made by the club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-18
ZEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
kennebec.

The following real estate transfers
were smade in Kennebec county during
the past week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-18

pleasant surprise party was given to
D. Frank Moore, Saturday evening, ut his
home on Washington street, by party of
friends, and as a token Of their esteem
was presented by them with a beautiful
music box. The occasion was in celebra-
ton Of Mr.. Moore's 43d birthday The
evening was most pleasantly passed with
whist, +. W. Ellis and Miss Eta Rowe,
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Sears taking the
prizes.