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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12
NAV srAnrLh rmI Ni>i>a WORLD
\ Couple of san Azrcisi Residents Ar
1 MINI In Iirrninn MIlIInnnIrr.

\ Couple Of san N.rcisi Residents Are
Liable to B.cone Miilionstr--.
few days ago n Mexican from the
nrlghDOrhvi Oi La JVyE visited san
Aarclal, aud while lOunging around.
pulled "A piece ot ruck from his pocket
aud asked Lou jenkins " examine II.
Anyhiy but All expert would have pro-
nutncei the sample almost pure Lead. tut
the story told 10y the Mexican aroused the
curiosity Ui Mi. Jenkins, aud hs deter
mined Ia have MI ASSAY made.
The story war Ia Me effect that about
twelve years ago couple Of American
miners located claims about six miles
from la Juya, Act,-- The Tnrt. and with
the aid Ui native labor culntnrnc,d dr,el-
UpmruI work The locatIts were culIs.r-
waive men, aud ~ the vicinity was not
one having ATTRACTIONS iur pruspectors,
the silent men and tnrlf labOfrts slTug.
glrd away without exciting curiosity.
For four years the work progressed. r..
Sultlng III one shaft being sunk ~ feet
aud three others al various depths ON
three adjoining claims.
t,n. ~ the story runs. the Mexlcans
were paid oil aud the clam owners All.
nuunred their intention VI going east "
on u large scale. ia the cas. Of one Of
them, death interviewed, snd the other has
never been heard Of since. Ever since.
these claims hay. pscap.,i the uottc. of
search.rs for wealth, although this Dur.
tiruiar Mexican repeatedly told the story
OF their existence, and continually car.
rird about with him samples VI the ore
from the dump. la time his persistencp
lost ,igur. bpca,ls. every time the story
was repeated he was referred 10 ~ mine
crazy
The Assay from the Pueblo Smelling
company shows that the ore contains $50
In silver and $40 In lead. An hi Pasu ~.
say, aud Nh a.say BY Mr.. Anthony Of So
coIro, reduce Theses figure, somewhat, but
~ the Pueblo people offer 10 Day cash OF,
this valuation tor every ton uf similar ore
shipped u them, IL must bs concluded
that their figures estimate something
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12

70 prove the guilt Of the accused without
q single mitigating Circumstance. The
defense introduced no witness except
Daniels, and his testimony was alone sui
ncient 10 condemn him. Ne admitted 70
ing ~ the rupm with = loaded qua, aud
alao that the gun was discharged, but
denied that he discharged II, claiming
that some one else must have done 40. or
have bred the fatal shot ~ course his
evidence appeared ridiculous, since the
gun never left hl4 hands until he was
diaarmed later 10y the officers. There
was no evidence a. show that there
was another gun displayed during the
shooting aud none introduced, except
ing his own, Ia establish the innocence
" the prisoner. Hon. 1hos. \. Henin WAS
engaged by Daniels To conduct his de-
fen-e, aud considering that there was no
hope Of remuneration or chance u free
ing his client Mr.. Helm proved himself
deeply In earnest, aud did not allow y
single point ~ pass without his consider
alton. Hon. A, II. llarlre. the prosecut.
Ing attorney, WAS alSo alive 10 hts duty
~ All attorney. and In the conduct " the
case aud ths examination " witnesses
never overlooked an opportunity ~ score
point against the murderer.
The charge against Daniels wS Tor
murder In the tirst degree and IN HIS
instructions u the jury Judge Bsutz d..
rected that the verdict should he In nc.
cord with indictment Or for acquittAl.
The jury retired and was gone only
abOut twenty minutes, when II returned
anh the verdict ot guilty Of murder In
the nr-, degree" was read. Daniels. who
had remained In the room during tho
time the jury WAS out, did not move
when he listened IL the words that sealed
his du0ul.
Following Is the Judgment and sen.
tence Of the court.
hat you be tenIandrd 10 the custody
Of the sheriff " btant county, tO he by
hlm satel, kept until Monday the 4th day
Of January, In the year lspI. and on that
day, between the hours Of D o'clock In the
morning and o'clock IN the afternoon.
he Will take you 10 some convenient place
within the county uf GfAnt and there
hang YOU 10y the neck until you are
dead
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12

james Burton Adams. whose nrw-pa.
per name ~ Las vegas was Jim tarlln."
ia the phlmy days II Joe llNou, il hold.
Ing down DECK IA the office ~ his broth
~. who l. u mriuhrf uf the iltm ~ j. Is.
Niam- y Co. handlers nt mining pruRr-
ties, Equitable building Denver, Colo,
khuwu, Will lie remembered M III. liter.
AIRY man Tor Capt. Jack Crawford during
number ~ years. lie IN still earning
durht- aud winning laurels aa space
writer FOR newspapers and periodicals,
both east aud west, optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12

Capt Jack Crawford was u passenger
from san Mafclal last evening for Fort
Riley, Kan. where he IL billed to appear
on the evening Of the 10Th. On Monday
evening he gave benefit entertainment
IN san Marrlal In aid Of T. +. Lyons. n
stranger who WAS taken suddenly very
III, aud having no available funds. The
entertainment was we'll patronized and
tho-e present chserfully ADM; that the
poet scout has vastly improved In ability
Ia please during his absence OF three
years. The funds derived from the b-ne-
III were u-ri tn hur! rather than prulOng
Mr.. Lyons life, Tor h. expired on Tuesday.
having gradually wasted away from lung
trouble of many years standing. The
people ~ san Marcial we're universally
KIM Ia the sufferer. AMI both spiritually
aud materially his expiring lease Of life
WAS one " final hope and comfort.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12
MOVING ALONG.
Arrangements for the Reception Of Irri-
cation Congress visitors

kahVa
great deal " work has hern done by
the local committee " the irrigation
congress. and ~ mistake Was male ~
their appointment fnr the irrigation
cOngres- promises to H. memorable
event In rhnenii, says the Republican.
The committee has made limited
amount of money 81 long ways. Thou.
sands " circulars have been Distributed
throughout the hand aud every large
newspaper ha- not only published the
uti .ial call uf the congress. bat ha- made
many cumpiim"utat, remarks alout the
cit, aud VALLEY, bath ~ a. ptriurtNrur-~
Of -oil and the health giving qualities n
The climate
lpun secretary Mcmillan AMI Nation.
al committeeman James Me nutork hA-
most n the wofk irNu,Nri 90 regard Co.
ADVERTISING, AMI thrN rutriri luir th,
matter With ~ zeal Aud rut"fpu-r mghI,
coumeniAhlr
The affairs = n"'n N" national nui 10.
cal committees at, ,u the beet 81 -'aIr,
Aud the .l.c,.-- 81 lt, ruugt,-- i a--ut
Ell II 1T t"lIruH lhhl u" ,l",rs,'"- vii
return o. itui Ntflnu~ h,lir.- VII o."
couNctup uG u, aJh national ,tusa
tor cugfr-, h,,I o. rt"uIN. ~, more
successful aul I,Iur % t.ij"t f.-ul'-
than Au, ~ the rr"c",iIns -..-iuu-ui ,'r
cuugrrs-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12
4 IilFtk.iAy S.,eiAl.

The ladies OF ~. Johns Episcopal
church we're the originAtors OF u most
enjoycble evenings entertainment which
was held yesterday evening at the resi-.
dsnce Of A. A, Keen. IL was . birthday
social and each guest contributed, In q
pouch provided for the purpose, . number
Of eenta equal 70 the years OF their age.
The affair was marked by the absence OF
tormAlity and everyone present. gave tee
.inlony OF having spent most delightful
evening.
An Informal program OF literary and
musical numbers enlivened the evening.
There were vocal selections BY Prof. Du-
puy and By Miss Guthrie, . song BY Mrs.
Sanders end her 500. recitation BY Miss
McAntife and an Instrumental number
By Mr.. yioyd Bone and Ais authxiA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12
Another uoo.i job

Il In learned this afternoon that J. ".
Schonrld. who was the receiver for the
Albuquerque National bank. has been
rendered the receivership for the Ger.
mania National bank OF Denver, Colo,
and thar he At once accepted the position.
In that event, II Ia also learned that Chas
X. Nrwhall. who was Mr.. SchOheld's clerk
here. will till the SAME position III ben
yer. Mr.. SchoAeli aud wife are now AT
Washington.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12

Pilgrim Com mandery No. 3. knights
Templsr. tJO; Grunsfeld BFor., sack OF
-four aud bAskst of candy; Mrs. X. r..
Schustar, sack Of -four; Mrs. Louis HELL.
sack " hour; Mrs. X. ", d. Bryan, cloth
Ing; Mrs Armstrong, pair mittensi II. J,
Po@t h Co., repairing stove. The Home
has admitted eight children from Gallup
and one from santa fe this week
b. Wroih has been appointed ply.
stefan 10 the Home for this year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12

&c.. : -uH
lNir" THIS would bee tllu" Which
h'!ri t. Ihr ,,oN", hflng- IL" total ~ To
t-Ar1u.
lhI- I- direct cash revenue.
There l. another -lIr that appeals not
81 rafur-tk H. hu-inr.- Interests H. Ia
%" phlAuthtuw-t aud Christian, The
-clr"l gives mora. intellectual aud IN.
.iu-ttia training to $50 future ritILsn-.
II cullNatr- the heals. hands aul hearts
II lu-l that nUmtcf ~ bread wIpurt-
AMI heads III families. II drag- them
AHaN from their miserable inertia and
plants wltMu them new desires long.
Iug- AMI aspirations Tor better things
that nothing hut qualification will sat
l~h.
lhl- l. the side that appeals tn Ia" -u-
prflutrnirut lil- salary viii not hr IN
creased uu" iota II the -chuol should hr
made twic" IT, present capacity but the
larger the Institution the larger the up.
pUrtunltir-. The NHIu" ~ -chuul train.
lng can hardly he estimated IN dollars
aud cents
Hat to the business man al ln-tltu.
tlun twice ~ large would mean twice the
present trNruu". This logic IA plain and
convincing. 1t appeals I" the hear, aud
III" head through the pnckrtbouk aud IN
a manner easily Understood.
And this brings us back to the first
sentence aud proves wherein the city II
lrthArgicAl. | have asked u number ~
uur best business men why the city did
not take concerted action, and through
crease the capacity of the -chul. They
were all quick Ia -re the value u the sug
gestion hut slow Ia act
have turned AWAY more than two
hundred applicants Tor admission ~ the
-chool since the first ~ August. II
would be- ~ trouble "a MI u Schonl ~ six
hundred h. eight hundred capacity. A.
can readily br seen this would nrceaSi
tate the erection u numerous large
buildings costing approximately tl",.
uD, We would require sewerage sys
tenn costing S31n Many new employees
would be- required, n"w trades and indus
trisa taught aud Thousands ~ dollars
yearly added L. the already large sums
reaching the Golfers II our business men.
This cannot all be- accomplished In a
year. tut portion eau, and the rest will
follow. All that In required IL dynamic,
concrrtpd action. let the Commercial
club take the lead. adopt strong res0lu.
llon- aud instructions 10 the territorial
delegate. Let the individual members
write personally 10 the delegate and 10
the Indian commissioner. Let everyone
endorse the institution aud help its su.
perint.ndent by such means IA just sug-
gr-t,d and valuable results will follow.
When IL citizen visits Washington lei
him drop into the Indian office aud speak
gUrd word for the schoOl and its work,
Congress Is IN session now, and the ap'
preparation bills Will he passed this win.
ter. Sah-; ), VI. MCGOWAN,
Superintendent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12
The San Jias Cham pions.

The Sandia Bowling club, George A.
Campheld president. and the Sausr
kraut club. Jacob Korber. president. met
laat night ut the Sunnyside Inn. old
town. u decide the championship Of the
Rio Grande valley. The Sandals won
three games out Of Ave, and, II In said, by
a member who witnessed the sport that
the Sandia bOwlers won with comparative
ease,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12
AkliUNA IfiMN.

u.......
,.
he ""N' 's'"'"'''' Will ''"'''.' %"
Wv ''' '' ''"""'' - w. ''"'''" D."
'h't" arr ~ Pf'-"''' - converts '' '""
"IfI'"''"' i"""'"''"'N '"' "''"'' mum
W. W NV "''''' '' ''"' '"-''"""'
Rev h Vaughn. If"-iilue elder IA
Arizona "i Ia" Methodist thufrh south
'''| Tor -h'' VISIT I" "'- ''' ''"''''' Wa
r'h' "~'s'a
thsrl"- iiIll, N"ung t".l"S aged ! !
,ear-, ~A- Arrrsl'.i ~ ih"'uh hN Deputy
Sh"fln kugg"in ~ T"nih" r"nnN lh"
lrN i charged vii gfahi tafrrhN at vii
'I"'ii-'
kIfi! ia ear ."ai- - hogs. about ia"
hunifri I" IL" c"t, have l''"h -hi!!""i
from hlruihlr alone during the pa-i
year. They nearly ali vent tu les Va.
gelr-,
iiraham county l. claInoring for sugar
factory. The ~ili ~ that favored section
Is simlrahl, Aiapt"d I" the cultivation
OF sugar h-"t-, aud no doubt the pr~urt
would b" All institution "id"-pfeadinH
Ia IT, benefits.
Jack Ha~kln- one Il the pioneer black.
smiths of fhnnH has returned after All
absence ii eleven years For years he
ha' Resided III salem, oregon, "her" he
hs- Won the state medal year hi year Tor
expert hor ~'-h"ring
Al wh,,n,,, IN. ,h.,.,rlu.,x,. ,,,I ..Il.
ing concession for ,hrrlt, ~ Mexico. and
l. on IA. high road e. wealth. whitney
WA tnrm.rk IN business in Prescott,
Jnn. Ella, his rr, -roit business partner
Ii located at galveston, Texas.
Acting I.,,,,n,,I .,.,,.,,,, u,,.,.u,
hs. ,.c.i,,., ,,,.. ran .l,..,,,, ,.,u,,. f,,
,.l.,,.,. ,..,,..,.,,,... MI ,,.,,,,,i.-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12
Had for IIAlon.

A telegram from Denver says that one
Of the plans considered by Vice President
Paul Morton. OF the Atchlson railroad.
during his recent visit 70 Colorado, was
tho removal Of the railroad shops from
Ration 70 Trinidad. IL n believed thai q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12

An exchange has figured out that
buckley O'Neill gained Ss9 votes In the
territory over the vote given him two
years ago and Mark Smith made gain Of
,2y9 over the vote given John c. Hern-
don In 1894. while A. J, Doran fell bshind
the vots given n. o. Murphy. l.66s.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12
Arouudih. council Iir..

Mana Tribe No, D.. Improved order Of
Red Men. Of San Marcial, prop'-e Ia give
n banquet on the evening Of January .,
1880 The preliminary steps we're taken
ON Tuesday afternoon. when the wives
and daughters Of the members. met In
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12
POLITICAL cuRiosrrmS.
some Interesting Ihings Developed BY
RetufnS


The elect IN returns for lTsi AFFORD q
dccidsily interesting study The follow.
my from the New York World points out
-onle shifting ~ votes.
Cleveland rAttied CaliiorniA In ISy2 b,
~ aud Bryan received - .usu more votes
than Cleveland vet Mckiulry cartiri
California
Cleveland rdrtrd Illinois IN 1872 b,
2t.Ji ani BfSan received H.iig more
VOTES than Cleveland yet Mckinley car.
ri~i Illinois.
Cleveland cAfri,-i Indiana IN isr1 by
1l2i, aud Btyan frcri,,-i i2pD more
votes than tleNrland-yrt Mckinley car.
tird Indiana
llattl-un carried Iowa IN lsy2 hy IS.
-, AMI RtNau tccrIN,si ~ more votes
than Harrison yet Mckinley carried
Iowa
CLEVELAND rhtfiri krntuekN IN 1897 10y
inuS' amt Bryan Received ll.33S more
VOTES than I''thud yet Mckinley ear.
red kruturk,
Harrison rarfiri Michigan IN lSg2 hy
2LI2l aui Bryan received Aisn more
votes than Harrison yet Mckinley ear.
rlrd Michigan
Harrison rartlrd Minnesota IN 1872 hy
9liro, AMI h'Nan received lG,7!i more
votes than Harrison yet Mckinley car.
tlrd Minnesota
n 4 ~ a.. ~ -. 1 O."
AMI BRYAN trcri'rd GHtnr more votes
than llaru~uu-yrt Mckinley carried
ohio.
Harrison carried oregon IN iS,rl aud
Bryan received $50 more votes than
Harrison vet Mckinney carried oregon.
um'rr ~rI', Assaulted.
Deputy ~h,tn iuiIrri went Ia Wins.
INV THURSDAY uu hn,inrSs connected with
Ne" .hrtlf'- ol'l'r. IT, rriuurrd the same
evening. having IA charge Juhu LASTING.
Mrl-hmnu, ~hom Justice rnrr -rn
fenced h. fifteen da,- ~ the county JAN
fur battery. committed on special he.
trctiNr ~rlNN. II seems that Lasting
''hIN'l ~ = Nv Y lNk"A"U ~ ~ w h"JhN',
~hru tnilng himself ~ the wrong train.
Conductor Nldtiig" Informed him that h.
would carry him to Ninslow Ne h-came
very hui-t"rnu- AMI ~rlNy had ~ remove
him from the tourist h. III" lay coach.
uu arriving At NinIl,w h. began IT,
quarrel with the conductor aui brake.
man ahuut hSing h- ticket when SelNS
told ham I" h. quiet ~ Il" would arrest
hIm l.t-tIug. IN son" way, pushed his
ticket N -"lNS'S pocket aud accused him
~ stealing II. Mhrn ~elNy discovered II
h" returned II Ia Lasting, whrrrup"n the
latter struck ~rlNy -"Nrra; times IN the
lace. Lasting "aS then arrested and
taken before Justice rarr. With the above
result lIulltu,k Argus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12

The Hlrgfaphlc SYNOPSIS ot the annual
rrlUrt ~ brlg ten, Wheaton made no
mention whatever II the fact that hr had
strungl, urged the rr'occupatlon ~ turl
Marcy, says The New Mexican
M ui'cml copy of the report l. Now
At hand AMI therein the NrW Mexican
hnd- the iuliuSlug paragraph # l"ral
mururut
ION n" lWh aud 10Th II July last |
visited and in-p"ct'-i the public buildings
al Font Marcy, santa Fr, \, NJ, and ~.
new the recommendation made by my
Predecessor Ia command oi this depart
meui, aud my own recommendation u
June II. 1855, for the re-Occupation ~
that lmpoTlani pet most appropriate
headquarters for regiment"
Coming ~ this dsn from the command
Ing general oi the department, II would
s~-m that delegate CaiTon could do much
toward carrying cut this recommendation
II he realty set himself ~ the task this
winter In Washington.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12

be the first aocial attempt ~ the ttile.
Aud the interest shown hy the ladies
leads in the CONCLUSION that the occasion
viii prove one hong to To- remembered
III the hlator, II this prosperous otgaDi.
Latiun.
\ uI>I 10 tut wiz.
} l'.,. t.iS,n
1t ~r-u- H. M the city " Albuuuctuur
l. strangely hth,fgical ~ l,pking after
and encouraging certain elements II it,
present end lu,nfr PROSPERITY. It's bust
nr-> men individually are inferior Ia
none ~ activity And enterprise. but cnl.
lrcti,rly. and III the Interest of the whole
city, the, seem to h" lacking. THIS i
probably because what l. rNrfybudls
business l. uuhpi,', hu-lur--. Anl II.
cau-" thr,r Is ~ lmilug Mu-r-.
The particular element referred tu l.
the Indian -ch,rl
Except ~ the railroad shops there i
~ hu-lu",- ~ enterprise hail ~ Tfuduc
tweed cash frNrulr iu the CItN a, tn.
institution. 1t l. IN" n gold mlnr, rIlA..
much ~ II hflug- into active circulation
entirely new aud outside capital What
l. pal cut aud distributed through ,hr
,arluu, hu-ln"-- channel. b, THIS ,chrul
d.-'- not originate ~ the community,
aud has cu-t uu resident, except III the
grurttl va, 1T taxation. single dollar
hence. tie uutluE l. Just that much added
capital IT. thl- respect 1t IL different
tom All, hutur rntrfprl-r. II l. differ.
rnt AGAIN ~ that II tflngs ~ cash not
credit und IT, ipnatlph- are regular AMI
constant hot Intermittent lot u, hAN"
f,'w TACT
~" r"gulAf munihlN pay roll amounts
tu Ahuut tli" There l. uu way NJ com
pullng to-, sums spent T., Individual rIu.
plu,r- iut ifr-- AMI luhurir-, but abuut
tE'lS rNpuid muuthl, TT fossil lhp
monthl, pa, roll H. lulhu a,-l-ttul-
aui appt"uilcr- amounts h. Abuut f1'sr.
all ut Whlrh l. spent ~ town tuf cloth.
iug etc. \ very conservative estimate
that "acr ut "a" thirty white ruplu,r-
Suull spend tur clothes aud -unifir- yer
mouth tiu. ~ So tpr all, this ald,-i H.
the al-Nr Wuud mAkr 49, Irt nuuih II
u,sulaf cash revenue comfortable
,rnii, income 1T 81 ..b1I
h,-lir- the nhuNr III" -cl,al has con
tuuutri during the past slI months the
following
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12

X. Of r. hall To arrange for the division
" lahof incident to the event THIS will
be the first aociAl attempt " the ttile.
and the Interest shown hy the ladies
leads tn the CONCLUSION that the occasion
III the history " this pruprruu- organi.
Latiun.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-11-28
SCORE. % TO 0.

The w. A. C. football team again
showed, Thursday, that they knew
the game, when they defeated the
Co. G. boys, from Walla, on the
Colfax grounds, by score of % to
0. An excursion train was run
from this city to Colfax, and good
many took the opportunity to see
what was expected to be good
game, but the game while it was
we'll played by each team, was too
one sided to be intensely interest
ing. The Pullman boys make a
strong team, and their opponents
were not in it from the first. A
game had been arranged for today,
at Moscow, between the w. A. g..
and u. of l. teams, but on account
of the prevalence of diphtheria at
Moscow the game has been declared
off for the present. The two games
played by our college boys so far
this season have resulted in 46
points in their favor, while neither
of the opposing teams scored a
point.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-11-28
CITY OFFICERS yOuIyaTED
TWO -r-z=EES PLACED 11T -1IE
FIEL1-
zEEA- I1T-IRE5T I5 9Er1Td
TAE=EnT-

That the citizens of Pullman are
interested in matters pertaining to
the municipal government is shown
by the large attendance at the mass
meeting held last week, and the
many voters present and partici-
pating in the nominating conven-
ton, called by the council, in Rea-
ney's hall, last Tuesday evening.
The mass meetings had caused
people to think; they discussed the
affairs Of the city, and looked
around for the most available men
who could manage those affairs
most satisfactorily to all concerned.
AS 8 result the convention IN 8ea-
news hall was one of the most
largely attended ever held in the
city, and the ticket there nomi-
mated, known as toe "Peoplet tick
ct" is a most excellent one, and
will be elected from top to bottom.
From SO to "a ballots were cast in
the convention, the ticken being as
follows:
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-11-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Walla Walla, Wash,
November 18th, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice OF his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before VIM. A. Inman, u. S, Court
Commissioner, at Colfax, Washington,
on Jan. 26th, 1897, viz:
PATRICK MANNING,
who made Homestead Entry No. 5847,
for the NV d sec II, r. IA, N. r. 43 f.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of, said land, viz: William
Kirkpatrick, Of Pullman, Wash, James
Egan, David Neeland and Patrick Pow
ers, OF Colfax, Wash.
A. q. LLOYD,
fp nov2S I'd Register.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-11-28
IN MEMORIAM.

In memory of our departed broth
er, West O. Booth, and as token
Of the high esteem in which we,
both as a lodge and also as individ-
uals, held the departed, be it
RESOLVED, BY Pullman Lodge,
No. 80, |. O. o. f., and Goldenrod
Rebekah Lodge, No. 81. that the
charters of these lodges be draped
for 80 days, and that page Of the
records of each lodge be set apart
in which these resolutions shall be
transcribed and be it further
RESOLVED, That we extend to
the family of Brother Booth our
sincere sympathy in their hour of
trouble, and that we give to them
the hand of an Odd Fellow to sue
cor them through Iifc's journey.
That a copy of these resolutions
be sent to our bereaved sister, and
also given to the local papers and
the Washington Odd Fellow for
publication.
Submitted in f. L. and r..
Louise Casebeer, Nora Klemgard,
Rowena Windus, committee Re-
bekah Lodge.
IS. Clark, John Squires, Thos.
Neill, committee subordinate lodge.
Adopted by each lodge Nov. q,
1896.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-11-28
CALL FOR WARRANTS.

The following general fund war
rants are called, and now payable
at my office. Interest ceases Nov.
25th, 1896: Nos 470, AIS, 472, Ala,
478, 476, and ATT.
The following street fund war
rants are called. Interest ceases
Nov. Doth, 1896: Nos 900, 270,
28O, 285, 299, 300, 289, 292, 282,
284, 296, 298, 294, and 295.
L. B. MILLER, Treasurer,
Dated Nov. 11th, 1896.