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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-07
GOAT EATS CHE TOWN FUNDS.
Discovers $500 Hidden Under the Hous
at .IaInAathNn, Mich

DIscoVefs ssoUU I1IuNen Unuer ING HOUSE,
at JaInestogvn, Mich.
Grand Rapids, Mich, April 2-Some
time ago John Combs. treasurer of James
town, Ottawa county, decided the safest
way to keep the township cash was to
place it in an iron pot and put it under
his house He thus slowed away 800 in
bills and 500 in silver. The house, how
ever had no walls surrounding the wood
en- supports, and the family goat craWled
under and ate the townships entire stock
of greenbacks. One of the children saw
him in the back yard nibbling at silver
dollar and gave The alarm -sAc citing upon
the advice of his bo1ldsneri, Combs killed
the goat The entire S4O0 was found,
sadly mutilated. The bills We're sent to
Washington for redemption, and the
treasury department has succeeded in
identifying about $130. The bondsmen
will have to pay the rest. IN F5r..-,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-07
Tho iowa Ready for the Test.

New York, April 3.-The United States
battleship Iowa left the navy yard this
morning and anchored off Thompkinsville.
She will probably sail this afternoon for
Boston and should the weather prove ia
vorablc, VIII have Ter official speed trail
between Cape Ann and Cape Porpoise on
Monday next.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-07
Wisconsin Patents.

Patents for the following WISCONSIN
inventors are reported for this week by
Erwin, Wheeler d Wheeler, IS ana %
Loan and Trust building; Milwaukee,
Wis. These attorneys will furnish rhe
Inventors Handbook free:
J. T. Bassford. Milwaukee, assgr.. axle
nut locking device; f. Billings. assgr-. Mari
nette three-way valve; j. j. Bukolt Ste
vens Point, seif-roclzing cradle; b. j Dan
ielson Milwaukee, stairway; Is. j. Daniel
son, Milwaukee, storm and screen frame;
J. Frew, Chippewa Fails draft regulator
for locomotives; J. Herb, West Superior,
fire extinguishing compound; J. L. Kobe,
Chiffon. device for cutting bread; J. e.
Marsden, Fond du Lac, printing attachment
for paper holders; Carl Nelson. Marinette,
garden hose holder; c. II. Peardon, Pal
myra. sulky.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-07

The fourth Sunday IL Lent is some
times called Carl Sunday-" from the
fact that OF this day beans or peas,
called earrings" were given away or
eaten An old writer says: by fried
beans we understand confession"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-07
Cuban E.residenr,s Anneal.

Chicago, H., April 1.-The Inter-Occan
tcaay prints an open letter which Cisne-
ros, President of the Cuban republic
has sent to President Mckinley. The
letfersENalich is of great length, appeals
oHhIARgesdent of the United States ''in
tha4sif;tafe of God and of my people to
exskl4el 1%kaarlyi consideration to what is
lzlkEslF Dbl the United States as the Gu
bazhAo~lk#ion
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-07

In the racing statistfc4 reeefltly pu6si
lished the Latonia Jockeytlu il credited
with distributing $120,150 stakes and
purses last year. This is an error,-the-
Latonia club having distributed over
$205, 900, an average of about $4,000 per
day.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-07
Wanted HIa Nlonev,s Worth.

A newly-marriesl eeuple from the coun-
try recently wentfngaB oston restaurant.
and the bridegroom. wishing to show that
he was somethin oSff gh-rolls Il lao glIts
lily called for wi4aeA4@.EIa was asked what
kind, and repl;edss We want that kind
of wine where tlieaeofAssbusts out and the
stuff begins to bifea%pd1-keeps on bilin' till
you get the worth Of your money"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-07
JOHANNES BRAHMS DEAD.
4 WeII-Known Musical Composer Passes
Away.

Vienna, April 3.-Johannes Brahms,
the we,i-known musical composer. is
dead. He had been i'll for long time
He suffered from iaundice last autumn
and went to Carlsbad, but the disease
Brahms was able to read almost to the
last and was kept in ignorance of his
serious condition. lie was 81 wears old.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-07
DANGER IS NOT OVER.
Chief Moore Predicts Floods Near
the Mouth of the Mis-
SiSSiDDi.

Washington, d. c., April 3-Nill;s L.
Moore, chief of the weather bureau, has
issued a special river bulletin in which he
says:
THE river at Vicksburg will probably
begin to rise again when the water from
the crevasses returns through the NazoO,
and the rise from Vicksburg to the mouth
is likely to continue Indefinitely. The
greatest pressure Oh the leyees below
Vicksburg is yet to come and resi-
dents of districts formerly overlooked
should heed the warnings previously
given by the weather bureau and re-
move persons and property to places
of safety. Heavy showers occurred
last night in the watershed of the
Arkansas and along the lower MISSISSIPPI
p. The Tennessee, Cumberland, Nlissou-
ii, Red and Lower Arkansas rivers have
risen and the Ohio has continued falling.
The Mississippi has risen throughout its
entire length except that it is stationary
at Memphis and there is slight fall from
Arkansas City to Vicksburg in the vi
cinity of the crevaSses. 1t is above the
danger line at ST Paul and La Crosse
and nearing the danger line from Keo-
kuk to st. Louis. Ample warning of the
threatened floods in the latter district was
sent VITO days ago to cities and residents
along the river"
Presidents Sympathy Aroused.
The President is showing great inter-
est in the news Of the floods III the West
and his sympathy has been aroused at
the accounts of the sufferings Of the I'M
fortunates who have been driven from
house and home by the rapid waters Of
the Mississippi. On his own initiative
he can do little for them, but he intends
to appeal at once to Congress to come
to the relief of the sufferers. 1t was at
first supposed that the passage by Con-
gress last week of the joint resolution
making Immediately available S250,0 900
of the total appropriation made in the
sundry civil appropriation bill for the
Improvement of the Lower Mississippi
river under the direction of the MISSISSIPPI
III river commission would go far towards
alleyiating the distress of the submerged
sections. Now it has been discovered.
however that not a cent OF this money
can be applied legally for the caring of
the people starving and shiyering along
the banks of the rivers.
Under the law the money is appropriate
ed for the Improvement of the river and
can Be expended only for the prcserva-
ton OF levees and perhaps by II stretch
OF construction for the protection of prop
erty. To meet this eXigancy the Presi-
dent has determined to bring the I'M
fortunate state of the people to the at
ention of Congress, trusting TO that
branch Of the government to provide
means Of relief. To this end he has
made inquiries by telegraph of the gov
errors OF the states where the floods pre-
vail as to the extent of the floods and
the needs Of the people. These replies
viii serve as basis for az application
to Congress.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-07
Matters Prison Quarters

San Francisco, Cal, April IA first
classzstateroom in the cabin of the steam
er WaTaosa has been turneu into prison
ce.A ana in it Murderer Butler will be
teslSSAse6 the scenes of his crimes IN Aus
tralia. It's usual fittings have been re-
moved and all that remains in tie room
is the lower of thc three punks, in which
the murderer will sleep.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-07

Our Spring Catalogue is now ready;
let us mail you one. a postal with your
name and address is all that is required.
ESPENHAIN DRY GOODS Co.
Milwaukee, Wis
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-07
TEAR DOWN CONVENTION HALL.
Building in Which Maj. Mckinley was
Nominated.

st. Louis, Mo, April 1.-The conven-
ton hall in which President Mckinley
was nomina ted is being torn down. Last
section helped the work of demolition,
blowing down n portion Of the east wall,
which fell without doing any damage.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-07

Sir r. Menzies of Menzfes the hered-
itary chief of the Clan Menzies, is the
oldest Highland chief of any clan now
living. He is in his eightieth year. and
we rs q kilt winter and summer continu-
ously. He stands 6 feet 3 inches i'll
1mLL
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-07
Capt. Fitch Kept on DUTY.

Some time ago an order was issued by
the secretary of war detaching Capt.
Fitch, in charge of the river and harbol,
works along the Mississippi river in the
vicinity of Memphis, from that duty and
sending him to New York. As the floods
came or the order was suspended because
Capt. Fitch Is so familiar with the flooded
districts as 10 make his presence in charge
of relief and protection works very neces~
sary. The secretary has now revoked
the order altogether, in view of the
threatening conditions along the river and
the apparent necessity for much work on
the part of Capt. Fitch in the vicinity Of
MemnhiS
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-07
SCOTLAND WINS At FOOTBALL.

Defeats England at London by II Score
of TO i.
London, April 3.-Scotland won the
championship football game today, de-
feating England by score of to /.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-07

Our Spring Catalogue is now ready
let US mail you one A postal with your
name and address is all that is required.
ESPENHAIN DRY GOODS Co.
Milwaukee, Wis
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-07

Philadelphia may soon have a patron.
saint of IT'S own, as the negotiations for
the benediction Of its fourth Catholic
bishop. John Nepomuk Neumann, are.
far advanced at Rome.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-07

t. Lawley, who is about to leave the.
London Daily Telegraph after thirty
years service, is writing life Of Judah,
p BENJAMIN.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-07

1t is announced that Gen. Collins, a
his return to this country, viii resume the
practice of law in Boston.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-07

For we'll made. well finished but styl-
ish furniture of all kinds at remarkably
low prices go to
CLEMENT. WILLIAMS & co,
426-430 Broadway, Milwaukee.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-07

instruction by man in bookkeeping,
shorthand. etc. Address Knackstedt's $,
college, Cos Vliet street. Milwaukee, Wis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-07

When you ask for Badger Soap, see
that you get it.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-07

to the attacking stream, it can be seen at
glance what work is before the levee
system.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-07

George I. of England never learned
the English language.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20
I>SN>t MN> NI

shoot. nl- In"Int-s, hiil. Ou" ,nd Hl"w
~ own H',d nn
Oirhnult, Iowa march l.? ha,li Pen
nlug,un. All ln-an" man. started out
yesterday tu klll SEVERAL I~"plr Who hal
incurred IN rnriultN
lie went H. the huu-e ul lllrHn luhu.
-nn ani Nrri u MI. j hn-un With u
shot gun. -rrIuu~il Wuunilhg her ~ the
~huuldrf aui bach. lie next rnptlrI
l"th barrels into Luther Ita,"r-, aII
aged man, kIlling hlm INSTANTLY Then
hr shot Sit Frank -tnit IN th" Hh
Iuinrn
Pennington then rrtrratrd arfo-- some
vacant lut-. luai,ug his gun ~ hr ran
/ Ilr rall,I l. All ullIr"r ana dared hlm a.
-h,HIt.
exclaimed well, II Nuu haven't
| gul nerve enough tu NhTt, have, ANA
/ Then hr placed the mD1llr ut the gun L.
his iurrhrad ani hlrw IL" top 81 hl- hra'
uU
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20
THEIR CONFESSIONS,
Jackson and Walling Tell Of Pearl
Byan'S Murder.
Both Charge that Dr. wagner bid
the Bcheadlne.
br. Wsgncr, FORMERLY minister ot re-
iutm,J Drur,t, NUS luNIn.,
BuTU VII HANG To NuEEuN
ButH VIII HANG 10 NuEEuW

Cincinnati march 90 The twmrrf
tui lNn tuum,rrhI lunuur puM ltI-
900 .iuIuy ruuI,.-.uu- ~ scott Inrk ..lt. .l.i
Nuup, VI Nauu. .isu,I T..rarlI,rN
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Iark ,uu lt,. I'tr huur ol the ruluH..
pl iraiI INnu pn William = NuIl Nnr
',' -iN-, collected hm To- Irttrt e. g.,r hrt
frlIrI n. uu hI-g.ttrr.
Iir engaged Na.llug uulJ -uuu, uur
Whp would rrr'rtm tlr d,Ilratr tn.k
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NNLIiN" '"Nt t--i'N.
Nlu2n Mailing, statement j. that hr
agreed t. lind suiiirunr Whu could rrt
lutm the alnttun un January - nr
Arntr e. MaN smlih asking hrr fuT -urn
information. up January -. hr e..
rrI,rd A letter advising hlm tu -rr hf
Wagner ut KrllrNur. and saving she had
written Wagner in call al the rullrg,.
The same daN Wagner called al the rul
,rsr. inquired tot " AIliir. ayfrrdtu p"t
| form the ulrtatIuII hud gave h'- address
| hat altrfnuun Mailing met Pearl hrynu
,ud directed be-. how tu 90 tn Wagner
/ u" h"Nt DAY, January 49, Wagner A-k"'
n'W 10y "lhll I" .''uH ,'"tl CLOTHES ""'
/" MN >N'u U'a' 1T" "N' hhnrt "'
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20
BREAKING OF LEIEES! !
City of Memphis Damaged By
Floods.
Nominations Sent TO the Senate and
the President.
Democrats AMI POpuliSN Majc their In
iluente Ielt In the House.
POLITICAL RIoTs MADRID

N,mt,lt. I,t,t, March r soma,
tiruAI tuu,,t- ,f,. atl.ai +, IA, 49, Ia th,
Ir.,kIuy ri h,r,,. nr,,. and h,lnw ihr
r,n ,ar,-,,,, .,,,,,,,. l.,,n,,,, tn ut,r.tt,
nud stock -, tar these reports have not
hrrn NrtiNM IA IAN, hui sufficient l.
knowH H. Variant IL" statement that
H.. tore ulKlllhIl au uI,lIlIuuHl 1u -,IIIfp
mites uf TERRITORY Will be- -uhtrtgud
III the territory covered h, the trlIrt
~trhnIrf~. appalling idrt- came g. light
tins morning nfuNung urgfu,.-, men.
wuiuru aud Chhitru are officially ~.
uuftrd WuI the uuIllrt now frarhr~
alup,-t hait Il luuIt"i The Trlii com
mitlrr thu- tar ha- hluI,lr fund, tu feed
ami rluthr all the afflicted ulrn ~ the
CItN, but worn T. urc,~-aTlh slow hrCAu-r
nf the dItlirultN ut controlling the lguut
ant refugees Hni preventing them from
spreading over the riiN soliciting aims
kilograms from pulnl- ,,1 mll,- south
uf this plArp ash tor steamers tu rr-ciIr
the I,rplr Irlt hN last tflp II huat- Two
steamers wrf" dispatched east hiIi west
ana ate "ATr'"d To- ir'ntu al iI'inhiHh,
WIN "'.la' n"'' ,''' I.' |'h' an" -
,,m ~ 'n'r van ", Np"',' '" ,',,',' ','''
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trr,l l,u of llfr uri pfum.fk the f,rt ~
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.,,,u,,l,,urt Ini ,,,. w,tt !, L.,uJi,.,n
r,I n, thr ram Man, famine. INiI,v
| nu the tI,rr bank. have Ahanipnrd their
huu-,- Hnd taken refuge al Iaruthrr~
Vile. mtg" amount ui stock la- beech
| lost un the l"nn"-~"e side oi III" ri>"t
almost t'lr entire bottom Tor miles h'lliR
! Inundated. III" l"N"' near Cottonwood
about eight miles from arhlh"t~Nlll", T.
expected l" break ana "'rfiin" Vhat part
Ot the country,
,uMNI Nu.NIIu\ \,II on,
Memphis March H. NJ telegraph,
COMMUNICATION with New orleans Wa
cut oH TODAY Ih" Il rtl- NJ" ,t~~uiu,pl
I" /" III" cnI>' "t the -inppaS"
luNtk- sI-lN"
WASHINGTON, March H. nraNy rAln'
thu uA-t forty "irht hour ~ the rrntra
valleys viii rarl-" a continued lisa ~ IN,
Cumberland. Irnn"--..r. bower ulIo And
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20

Nf Louis JhrIr, viii 10" -'r'u her" "n
Nouias, Marrh -, "ITnln. IA asul"fh
-cruIr production 81 IT, mufi'~ great
rlA-ic ua-trTplrc", "~paftAru- IL" hih'l
atnf' lhr Version u-,.l lN Mf Janlr- l.
the -alnr one IN Wlurh Forrest aui Ne
Culluush apl"at,"i M former llm"- hllI
II viii hni ~ Mf JauIr- an lul"tufrt'r
~uft'p 1" -ucr"',i IA" great rNp"nrnl- II
h,,- hal ~ the past sir Jamr, l. l">-
subject Ia lImlhtlnu- ln hI- Ant Than any
ytrai actor ~ lh" past -'ufr ui wears,
and hr rrSrrl- ~ The lsftraNal "l lh"r"
rolls that u'Iulfr h"rHr treatment ua-
-lN" AMI llunrnr "a nrarnr" graceful
Aui SCHOLARLY. nil With rare Nural gllt-
he rAurut fall T., frtuI" the Id'M 1T the
oil librarian Wltripr M'"'-r- Nag"u
hal- \ krmprf Wlll continue n IA tr
| p,-t lu IIauag" Nj jaime tour, aui
ha," IrNIi,#i hm WI,h N"altl, oi seen
rr, Nhich ~lll rcllp-" any lofm"f pro
ducllou II the pldN The -r"u"s ~ aui
about ltuIur, the rdIuI,- u' lhr ~" hostile
armir-, the ,tmpNuh, With Mount We
-uNIu- t-ing uu IN" distant hufllpu, AMI
/ tIr Arena, aTr All wonderful example
~ the -,rnr painters Art, IN" suPIstl
~ Sir laIur- lhl- ~ra~In viii h stronger
than ever, MT, GuN lInd-lr, ihr r'Nrrllrhi
lrAilng man ~ last Nrat, lta- l''n ~
taIn,Si aud Mis- Nina hnIsrr ani Fluf
rnc. Everett ~lll al~' apI"'af this -"a-III
with Mr.. James,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20

there was nu ground nuuI g.. 10 10 lhr
social la.' night ~ o." iuug g'rsAtiput.
cIutrh tie large uumlrf ~ guest, %.
all age tAN,i a.. rApArlt, NJ the .ynrluu.
social tupm- ~ th" .'urr iu l.lr
was .pnri lu general lu'r'.''luu an
.uNr~alluu Mh'N Wub'.t- u' u''rr
.lufr'"~ ~" th.fr uur ~ lmr h,.,
customs Wh0rh NhuquwIW Ia u' ,.r,
mutlng good ','..N-h. iu 'h.t u.u.
ruuN"utluuHl Ma t'I- gAlnfug i''
'l,' Anrl, uu hArt. r,Nrah ilr ptr,"..t
- som" mu-t UNEXPECTED g8r-ls mN
80 Nhuw a.. GENERALLY -uplu-''l g. 't,t
iUgrul tu dust r"hurl"- tsu '1.
great %" ~. AMI tlr .''.rNI,.
Ihr-" WltI lu'miurlnn, nHny '.ir
~ u,rtt, In.um Wa. uG .u,un'
'.'u..I IuE 'UI,N .'r.t' .. .t... GO
u...-t - ,rlN jI'uu.n' l.'". l'm.uuu,
l.r boob g'r~.Iug 'rW Representatives..
Nuch must have 'tNr' -,N,u.N ~.'u.
.pr- ugUulr TIE gu..i. '.u I'd.
duWl tu bet tuutb- uu' r'..
II Wa- . n', 'uf 'r".'.. ..t.,.
when farewell Wrt. u'i,r8 .MN al.
wont ,hut -..ru WtN- W.'' tN.',.u.
''uI. lu '..f N.A'- O.. '', .....u ..m
wtt". ~ ln,A D. -' b. FOO. u.m..l,n
'Anu ",ru.uf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20
M v riHIIU NuiiS.

Ilr, ,uung hull,- uf ~ucurru are now
pf"rhriut I" ~" H." opera o' 'lh" VII.
khI". at ,"u" lat" 100 III" near 'uluf",
William lngh,uw"r. Whp .hot ant Nil
81 .nrur- Nrgg- hat a preliminary hear
ny at l.lurulu tui So, huuul over with.
"u, ln.l
Nr- II /. Wien mother of Frank ".
Iru. will artl,r .,rur 'iuu. '',I, week ffum
Mr.raIrru lu mnkr mrf home With mT
-or rn la, rmcr-.
\n.r n,f,r. m the Li.,,r, n,,,rnn,
county has -, much attention hrrn II.
r.rt,.l t. urr min,.- a. g., bong nov pali
To- TN, industry. -n,- tho hutrturl-r
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A'h"h ii"ll ''l' t"iIN' I" 't' very S"uh'
lal'"-. h' "i'''f- '''''~' "I' "'~ r.
tell" ''f""lI"aIl' pf'~l '"i'' M'@- h"''i''
Nlnkl"I secretary Ml~- Laura "lihl"'
luig" Va" Organization !" KNOWN u
a." "orli ~ IA" T., h club
the nnarI uf director II the l"nuaNJ
,,oIi Mining romIau, held In~,ting a
the home office IN Ration AMI rIrct.d IA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20
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\ G""d hIu, uWu,d nN M'u't' ,ui
',i,ut't.
among thr mann urr pr~IWlug wur-
urt ~ the li"ll canyon N-,iIr'. nom" l,,
shown up better aud hlghi"f li"-p'rt-
tor "hlg h"uhlll ihtu l'" ull
sport mine. OWNED tud uprralrd h
! ON Mrurir" AMI l.r. rraug"r.
Nltrr the baseball -ra,"u ui h~t Nrhr.
Mrn"tr" aud nrhug"t grub talked AMI
hl"i th,u-"Nr- tu the ChINuu e.
thoroughly WORK the ulhrrt u"i- "t
CON. ,uriuT"' krW lhN Mrrr ST.
-urr'~-,ul IN pirkiug up gold nugget
AMI sending tn"ul lu tu III" ,uIumwl"f".
that they cuurlui,i tu branch out tot
th"n-"l'r- ,ul Gated cIum wlthlu a
i,N hundrH NnI.i- I Vr IIuuu,
\NlAgfu- aui stat mInr- b"th ui
~" Gentlemen being athl"trr a." tot
Iurf "a we'll kuuwu hh-"hhll plN"r aul
"a" latter a cIudrf path SPLINTER W ~
rrllrhl reputation commenced wuik lu
gnul DIiur-i huI lhNr .'tN"lup'i th"if
claim. calling II thr "uli Npuu, TOT "a,
lra,t thrN irrt, tuuurlllng AMI rfu-r
cutting into Nrlu h g"pl utr that
VIII ASSAY hNurnhlN ~ G"li and silver
and II g. their pt"IlrilIu That Nh"u The
NIiagfu- COMPANY get, H. mIll INTO
operation, the "uli -I~rt' viii com" {"
'hr front ~ IL" pr~iuc"r ~ -rur II the
h,'-t lhNlng ere uf That distinct
T. stated '-t"f,ihN, Mr Mrurirr l- ~
TIE rltN Hnh this morning 10" Informed
luI lIil/lN that h" would Hiuru I" a."
diamond the coming -rn-"u, having
-tguI tn play lu'"li ant change
catch for IL" \u-ilu. lrNa-. tat" league
team nurlug ms hl~"ncr Mr Granger
viii r"u,lnu" Wufk un Ia" "uii ~purL'
T. \. ~luI'-ru. IA" rlNll engineer dlII
-unrNuT. l. ~ ia" rltN II" ~a- uut 10
| He'll rHn,"u -ur'"Nlug rlalm~ IT,
| -tut"- that ~" prospects NJ" rNr""llugiN
| hrlghl AMI encouraging ~ He'll rnuNuI
and he rhII-lirt- the Milagfu- pruIrtllr-
| tl" "~iaf MIN" AMI the "n,l sport
among ~" h"-t pf"l"'ftl"- M central
| sew MrNlcu IN ill/lN understands
| liu Nj ~lmp-nu has the 'uutrarl 1,
supply N" ''li sport mln" with Hat"r
| tuI mlulug pufru-"-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20

duction oi prize fight pictures and fixes u
severe p-nAlty Tor the violation " II La
monte has had Ia mini such n measure
ever since II WAS announced b, the ptr--
that the roTlHtt hi,L.imnuua tlght would
l~ feprWincr'i In this manner. luting
the last three " tour days he Received n
large number " letters from hasinr--
mrn Ani fathers, advocating the passage
II such bill The bill ptohihit. the ~
hihition. not ouly Uf picture NJ the urlZ"
light, but any other act prohibited III the
criminal code " this state.