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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-09
FROM THE KL0NDlKe.
10 Arulueflu: Boys Have Reached
sheep camp ami All We'll.
,. 5 NLsRI1t wRITEs LIItIR

4 rr urrNrI W " T. Nrtca,i yc-
,,ft.. 'rm Ru-- MrutL WhIrh was
W.. Al Nh"p'- lamp sept lsh.
ut. ..ur.u,nrN that the hrtn Killed
no ~hrru lHmp disaster was not
M" the NliuQurIqur party, for the
F,,. ,atr, that the, hal ilrrnd, packed
rrr. lang tfom Hlrrp camp AMI we're
A... ,ur mllr from the pa,-. The letter
N i'., l-H- tulluW-.
~..Y amp, Nla,ka, sept - lSp7
sn.f I wrote last w. have had a ptrtt,
hAr M, II has fhinrd nrafly every
ia, ...t The tfhl l. ~ hn awful rundI
TO-. ..." .uui hrlus knrr deep IA ,umr
la. . Met hhutlug our stun Ahuul
tar mllr~ lf,m lpH IN the cart H.,
tA. ~" ualr hhtgtr with part,
- 49,. il w. -"rurri buht Tor hrtping
urh Upthr uNvt With their uuiil ami
vrN 0. ahlr g. haul Nrftlhng up the
iA.. 800 what l. called lllr head nt ba,I
Col hi~ Wa pretty hard Wufk, ~
~ ' IT, pu,I the huat up stream and
to- l,rr l. HHiut ~Witt ~ 'unr pinr, T..
A.. A. -aahluS VT every day bat came
cli To-. fighl.
" ttru started packing n nu wIT
hrr. All after three lay, harl lhhut -ur
CO.. IL getting ah,ut twu mIlr- We
,.u thl- tu hr t"u hhrd and tur slow ~
~ nd uulN cafrN |, ; pounds AT n
TN aui w. have about J.d bounds
a., .. ,hrr - "" -, two hut-,- aud
a.. .rh,d our -tuii ~ lar ~ sheep
,au., uu them which l. the worst part
pll' ,tall
lt'r nov packed everything ff, ~
,..... amp Hud drr tlnu' uit" Iulir from
Co. .--. W. expect lu rrtrh Las" TN.
h' "a about sept - We ruu~iirr that
A. ..," i'h-.,"i lltr.uph the worst part nf
u. 49,. aul all At" i"rillg gu,Hl aui ATE
Ia, "a cood tm"
..uA Il had rNHnyr. hgn,u tu taxi
at Gkrih, | Wuu,d ruh.uIrf Itn hong
TN nr'uf" started
J. A .V!I iu, hINn l,ru - hard tuT n.
D. '.n weather lh' hrru good. hul II
d. .... "N,fN dAN aud nlsht AMI w. Wrtr
~ most ui ihr tim" Iut uuw w. HT,
.ri u-'d 1" II amt hHN" a much rA-lrf
tH thtu at lif-t the rest nj our Jour
n"' won't hr NrIN hNId.
", last letter cost ur - cents to send
s'rl | caunut allIfi tu write to yer,
ut
! Ippr-e you will hlNra his time next
81 ia" ialr ! would not mind lee
i.. .rr" myself.
NIl, shah have tn close here. AM
Nritr again from thr lake II /.
Urlrk. AID We ate Ail sitting
s. Il the stove ~ the tent watching
b" make some pies f"r our dinner Ia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-09
wAJuS MOUND MUFbEktRN.
IhcN ~, Round uy'r 10 Court In Heavy
Biil Nnl,h IhtN ianEOi furnish.

'h' " A.Nh IVY 'ahhbi ] W ulAus
u" Ir"IuHlna,I lflal h'iurr Justice
Nm q, Mugll nt Wagon Mound. "
Nhnu NaIr., Ntumu VALDEZ and Juan
' Numrtu TT the klllug ~ unr-lmu
Nat-, H'nt that Iinr" was conclude,
Thursday. IhtN Wltur-~,.~ were exam.
m'I uui ~" evidence. partly rircum
-tIntlal aui phttlN confessional. was con
-,'rtrd -ullicrntlN struug to hni the
muti"F"t~ over ~ the suIu IL o. go each.
In .'rtaut IT huui the, were trnandrd tn
10 Nutonio valdez and Juan y Re-.
m"i being taken tu VI ira count, ami
khfn Matr- hriug brought tu las Vegas
for safe Keeping
Tom. MrE,ruI aud Mat rrr,rrtuu, who
Arrested tie prisoner, Aui have hrrll
guarding t'rm lot lh" past tour dat- up
~ Wagon Muunl. brought the man.
Mhfri. h. La vega, lnur-,ln, evening.
alll tutu"i hlm over 4" the tender rlrr
rl,~ ot Hest kpm"fo tur safe keeping.
Las Nrghs uItIr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-09
IN OFFICIAL tIRlLtS.
Payments Made by Commissioners Tax
LevieS In bona Ana County.

fiIlI lhr Sew M"hitiN,
The county commissioners met in reg.
Ilar session with Chairman DudrOw ~
he chair, 'l"rk Romero at the d.rk aud
commissioners Mclaughlin and lucrro
,r,S@nt.
The appointment II A. l.. Kendall ~
JnS',cr Of thr peace Ut Cerrillu-, yicr j.
l. jerks, deceased. wI,s ratlii,Si
The repOrt 0f the territorial board ol
equalization was referred to the district
attorney for advice.
The resignation ~ Sllverio Jlmrnr4 "a,
constable IN precinct No. wa- accepted
and Ramon Jimrne- wa- designated tu
I'LL tlr NacAncy.
lh" accounts for the past quarter were
orderri paid IN ra-h under the prov lslon-
II the ka,ruian act uu the hasls uf ~ !,
cents uli the dollar The total dishurs-
m"ntz on this account will r"a"h uhoul
sl,1cu.
TAX ltNIta ~ iDNA LNt ,uiN1N
The tax irNir- III bona Ana r.nIh;y tuT
-. uTp ns fnlluus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-09
kErURI CUNtikMtD.
lbs outrage Near HillShjro a Few bays
Ago.

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." NIB '''''''""' VI '''7 county "h' VIZ"
d" ain demanding hln packet kiii"
t r Vi. Horn could cumph with the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-09
IlXAS & PACIFIC TO COArEIE.
Sar'a Fe VIII Have a Rival for Gait
iOTnia Travel.

!. D, SAID that the rrNa. y Pacific rail.
v" will this year conI"tr with the
S,.t Fr tur California travel l.! placing
IL prtatiun through limited tram ser
'ir. irum 81 l.uuls To- san Francisco,
H." -rNlcr viii be- established ~ r"n
Il" 'luu with thr lion Mountain and
>'th"'n Pacific fuaIs, thr tmlns run
h over the Iron Maintain from IT,
J. Is I" IrNaIkana, lTum IrXarkana IA
n lh-o over the Texas y Pacific, aud
n 10 ~ la-n {" the c"ust over Ia" south
- iarIlir lhr trains viii hr run .rIni,
h'S. ahA viii hr Iut Un about No
'rur"I !.
'uumh,r - ncw cars are unw being
t,l lor the Hunted trains hy ia" Pull
m,. company, hr "ilicial- "t IA" Trxa'
a arlir Ioah base their hnvr ~ at least
rar al \surrr,- un the contest with IN,
"a "A ~ on The dlrrclur-- ~ the rout,
I,yvl ont
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-09

4 terrible accident on lAst TUESDAY b"
fell the family u Canut0 otnalr-. lNlns
In san lpmirgo gulch, about tifr" al''
one half uiles northeast II this city
OfnAl-- hal u little ranch In the gulcl
And ~as living IN all old Aiobr hou-'
built over twenty years ggn The pro
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-09


hr [ tai A,rr-s,d value ui all KINDS ui
,rop"riy III the county. t!,3N2, So VI, ~
mpllous. tiAi5uuu, balance Of prop
1t! subject 10 taxation, o. iiG'A1,No.
OFFICIAL Aurt-,
Acting GuNrfn0r Wallace this morn
lug appointed Edwin +. Corey, - Wall
street. New York Clty. ~ commissioner
i deeds for New Mexico.
The a4-e-~Inrnt roll II Brrnallllu
county. returned "a the a--r-+or by the
tuiitoT for correction. has not yet reap
ptNaTsi AT the auiit0I'- office
The Assessors ~ Eiiy and Lincoln
counties have been summoned Ia appear
before Judge Hamilton nj Eddy on Or'O
hrT ~ t0 answer for their d"llnqurnrlr-
~ failing a. tlle their aS-,'SSIn"nt rolls
With the territorial auditor ~ required
Ia do by law.
sheriff T. y. Jarrett. " bona Ana
county, landed l.ul- Herrera Ia the prnl
;"ntlary last night Herrera WA con
,lctsd Of horse stealing al th' last term
ot the district court at Las cruces, All,
-rntrncrd Ia seven months at hard labor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-09
CITY COUNCIL
Long lIS' VI Bill Allowed ~ the Alder.
men Afier Discussion
TINAscI CoMaifrLI ELPosr

Vt the meeting ut thr rIN ruuurll ,n,t
hlght tlrtr wrfrpfr-"rj NtNuf AuDus'u
\ldrfm"n Muutiutt. linfn"f Johnston
IlrfnrN Maffuu And l."uha de-
The lnancr committee presented tli,
following list ~ all the hills ~ tile triaf
irf. which hai hr"h examined Sui nA--
81 upon l., the various committees &,
whom the, hal been trirtfrd. signed O.,
them and returned tu the uuaurr cuu
mitt"". Nhn trrumU 'ulri thr,r ia,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-09

tunnel, that on Ration mountain at the
Colorado.Nrw Mexico state line, II 2.Oll
feet long There are I've notable bridges
One crosses the Illinois river, aud Is
nearly two miles long, Others cross the
Mississippi riNer ut Fort Madison, Iowa.
the Missouri river at 5ibley. Mo, aud the
Culufaio river nj the Neeile- THIS lat
ter l. a cantiIe,rr bridge, ~ feet luug.
these bridges cost nearly one million dol
lars each.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-09

u0c" more has Ia" general land office
nj Washington, hrclicd IA favor ~ thr
-rttlrf, aud Manuel tha,r-. nrd against
tar Atlantic y Pacific railroad company
the question touching the title tu the
land including the m,-t valuable -pfiug
~ Valencia county The ease las h,rl
p"nilng h-iurr the d.raftuIrht oi thr IA.
twenty Nrats tu!uhh Max Frost q, the
a,tutnrl lot Manuel thA,r-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-09

'.ut,la> atlrrnan lo~r liomrru, whu
~ -,ul Ia the vruitrulihfI from Her
EH.'lu Tor unr wear Tor carrying and
U"Nshlng deadly wra"h-, "a4 dis
rtr- ed, Before he rouli leave the In
''.ullnu h. was arrested upon the rom
INauI ot Col Bergmann. charged viii
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-09

Nufry yIlI ,41rf,u tOT N. Ul"'u YrAFs Win
art di,.,., Tad tttr4 every r,mriy ~ith'
- Iv, l.'t size tu.s h' Mics Mes
urArt ,Y., rsp yr,r, Asu tur tue past
y,Af,l, t.. .,,n tr,r, irur, thr trouble %
~ l,.....rs arr s,,i - all drus'
si,tsuu.a f...'lyr guarHnir' urst huiile
.rnvnf,ufr 10y o,'gui,i hs's un lioArt
.ui Nrry,, .. ut 't,. t',b appiIrauts
pk Allts Nj pINALtu, EshAr,, lad.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-09

sister Muy IrrrIla Wa-hhutn. Il
uScn-hotu, ~, iird ut Lotrtlo convent
N'-t"tin,. AMI viii he buried nj u'rlurk
TIE HI,rtuu,u. Ihr drcrR-.,l Wa ahnut
80 N'ui, ui hp", ard had teen the Teacher
Z" music at l"rr,io arairm, f"t nhout
on YEAR li"f gIit- Hnd accomplish.
m"ul- -, u musician w"r" II IL" highest
o.. ''f. llr' hu'rt. " | Na.hhutu. WAS
va ''t ~h'u a." liuI -Ummun- came.
N., ~, ,.,n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-09

stealing horse aud assisting n convict
to rscape, and WAS lodged In the county
jail. His trial was hal before Justice
Garcia this aitetnuou, bring IN session At
the time this PAPER went to ptr-- New
Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-09
A,,,on. m.,h.dl., 1nnf.T.n,r

The Arizona NJ, T. mis-lon coni"t"nr'
viii hold IL sixteenth session NJ Tur~'n
beginning Thursday evening, ort IN
Ri.hop John Y, Newman, u, l., IT,. l.
,rtsiding.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-09
IIwn,t,r IIAilt"A.i

There ha. b~'u much co-,l, aud nn'
usual engineering work on she santa ~
:, -t-m The great elevations In tot
oraio and New Mexico were rrach-i b,
remarkably dinicult work. Tho longest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-09

bn account " the quarterly hyhfHut
rrntAl coming due lift,.'II days after a.,
meeting, there isA hill each time iui
ibput tiJ Interest uiI the amount Is'i
IlIaftrr and the council therefor ordered
h" twO hyirant rental bills H. i'
,,ald Un Oct. IL, ~ ~ 10 ESCAPE the ~
crest charge,
Alderman Marion moved that the lnlI
1 Mr. Lord for tli fnf taking III" census
I dogs. the blll ui tlh tor carriages ioI
hr council Ani clty officers tO attend tlI'
.arair IN honor Ot iON"rnur OlerO, And Il
lll uf $50 for carriage Tor aphy-lrlhI
shu ~aS Called H. attend u man who hn.
net with an accident. be not allowed
some nt III" aldermen were IN favor u'
a,ing individually for the carriage llTr
rlIt n majority we're oi the opinion thai
~ the counrll attended IN IT, official 80
,aclty II WAS only right that the cit,
,huuih stand the rXIsn-". The dlSru-~luI
bruught out the fact that the mayor hat
llr,pi Lord to take the dog census. whIcl
had been ordered by III" council, ~ Aldrr
man MarrOn- motion wa. lO-t,
The rrpbrt Oi the iiuanr- rnumIt;"'
Wa then adopted and warrants orirtr,
ifawu for the different hills.
The tinhnr" coInilitt't pr"-riItrl ih'
following rrport
rn the Mayor ani Board NJ tlirrmrn.
upntlrinen. The iiuunc" rnmnltt"'
have examined AMI checked NJ the clerk
.port of cash collected. tilh.Ii, an'
uarshRls rrppr collected, t.tll, paid {
Enr pair uf sheets ~ the hills aud Ar
counts audited. the hlil III Mr Nll~"Il
IuT--. l. allowed Tor - instrainf - day
Nr. Rupees hill ul Is previous Ia Narcl
-, not Showed, Mr, Ntr0ng'- tail of -
ptr,iOu- t0 March J., no, allowed, 4 hil
4 Mf HAYDEN for repairing f"of mus
t,r paid by Mf. ArmiIu, owner Uf building
llr repair wA~ Irh ~ should m ion
Sllhnut DELAY and ~a~ ordered hy "a mem
her ~ this l0ari O.
H. y MuNTtUIu,
IuMuNluT,
y lluKNfK,
Finance uiululttr",
N" council then ADJOURNED
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-09

suu,r,,aslcuuId not
o., ., l',i, my arms
,ui llus tuiiyhed
an.,u.Ssy,ism seemed
ruu,yiclyrNhzust"d
/ trgau using lpr
Ml,,s' Nrrvinr audthe
tlurlh luttic RESTORED
me- - health, Mr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-09
Las EiGAS LOCALS.

i.n.. i., t,tn..,,
Ilt"ir Is ~ T,imrt 900 ,t' stt,,t lp la,
thht santiago kih"th hr- h.ru upplu,r.
i'put, niI"d state uial-hal lut ihl,
district
II was fuHIorri trlhN that -. e Parker
hat Resigned -, nHJut "t the Flf-, hatta
tlun ut thu |rU MrNlro National g,mti~
Territorial >chu | ~urtiutrnI" lent san
iNal writes tu Mnnir1 IAiu,a. a.,
county superintendent here. that II IT,,
meeting uf IL" Territorial Irncart- ~
ali II Wa urged that The different roun
t,"~ appropriate enough nolirN e. grt on
an edition ut 2ini copies The vtopr
ton for this county j. fHi II. AMI h,
Hhut- tu know II this county willing
81 pay H. share.
t'.u o., p,..
=. r. Richards, tn" rattle inspector. il
-lll Vet, sick citizen.
The santa +" surgeon. will mort At
| IA" Las Vegas hot springs on the lItl
INST
\ brief has h"pu iilrd at Washington,
u. I ~ The Application 1T Marcos Mace
AMI p,hrfS '"t II patent tu the Las Vega,
grant
The charter and other paraphcrnal,
Tor ID" Daughters ~ I.,hrrt, lodge hA,,
arrived and the lodge viii soon hr IN
~tiiuird. II l-an auxiliary to the Jr.
| l. NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-09

h..uIl MN -. i'ggU. .. 'rr I.l.
AlIr r.u,U'u. ~ bhrH - tlr "lN
luNIus h.t uis'l. Hhrf" 30 .'l'ai - IA
ai,rfWdii lie ralur hrtr lUuu4 Vhr tar
ami Nh- ffrlurull, ~Tn Walking dls'uI
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-17

Certificates have been issued to the f
loWing-named Iudianians:

Certificates have been issued to the fol-
lowing named Indianians:
Original-James p Kelum, Bowling
Green; Oliver Whitecotton. Boyleston
Thomas F. Drake. CoHamer; Henry L.
Nichols. National Military Home Marion
Supplemental-Alfred Hobbs Hobbs.
Restoration and Authenticated E.
Matchett (deceased). indianapolis.
Restoration and ReiSsue-Abraham II
Lands (deceased), Logansport
Increase-Isaac Davis, Terre Haute: Syl-
vanus Latta, Terre Haute; Jonah Longst
English Hiram Murphy. Gosport; Joseph
CottreIl, Columbus; George w. Wooden
Spencer; Joseph Dobson. Orleans; jeremiah
L. Stropes, Bloomfield; Aaron r. Anderson
OrangevilIe: Thomas f. Birchfield Craw-
fordsville Samuel Ooley. Spen Ger; Thomas
H. Parks. Huntingburg; William B. War
rem, Wolcottyille; James Calvin, Lexington;
August Behne. National Military Home
Marion; Michael Hartzberry. Purcell: Geo
Riddle, Brazil; VIM. J. Milioan, Reserve;
Richard F. Harper, New Winchester; Thos
NJ. Smith, Lynnvlie; stephen II. Montgom-
cry Romano.
Reissue-WiIliam II. Weathers, Marengo:
Peter d. Jacobs. Franklin; James Connel-
ly, Huron.
Reissue and Increase-George Willyard,
West Baden.
Original Widows, etc.-Theresa McCur-
tain. Blackboard Eliza A. Matchett, Indian
apolis Susan Pickett. Newtonviile minor
of irwin w. Lancaster, Attica Alice Whit
man, Oakland City; Mary l.. Greene, In
dianapoIis; Elizabeth Warner. Muncie
Leah Butts, Ligonier; minors of James S.
Quell, Attica; Especial May 2sl, minors of
Daniel Holloway, Loogootee.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-17
INTENSE SUFFERING
From Dyspepsia and Stomach
Trouble.
Instantly Relieved and Permanently
Cured by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
a New Discovery, but Not Patent
Medicine.

DR.. Redwell relates an interesting ac-
count Of what he considers a remarkable
cure of acute stomach trouble and
chronic dyspepsia by the use of the new
discovery, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
He says; The patient was a man who
had suffered to my knowledge for years
with dyspepsia. Everything he ate seemed
to sour and create acid and gases in the
stomach he had pains like rheumatism in
the back, shoulder blades and limbs, full
ness and distress after eating, moor appe-
title and loss of flesh; the heart became
affected. causing palpitation and sleepless-
ness at night.
gave him powerful nerve tonics and
blood remedies, but to no purpose. AS an
experiment 1 finally bought a hfty-cent
package of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets at
drug store and gave them to him. AL
most immediate relief was given and after
he had used four boxes he was TO all APP
pearances fully cured.
Ihere is no more aeidity or sour wa
terry rlslngs no bloating after meals, the
appette was vigorous and he mas gained
between ten and twelve pounds in weight
of solid, healthy flesh.
Although Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
advertised and sold in drug stores, yet l.
consider them a most valuable. addition to
any physicians line of remedies, as they
are perfectly harmless and can be given to
children or invalids or in any condition of
the stomach with perfect safety, being
harmless and containing nothing but veg
etable and fruit essences, pure pepsin and
Golden Seal.
Without any question they are the safest.
most effective cure for Indigestion, bilious
ness, constipation and all arrangements of
the stomach, however slight or severe.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are made fly
the Stuart Company. of Marshall, Mich,
and sold by druggists everywhere at so
cents per package.
Little book on stomach diseases mailed
free; address Stuart Company, Marshall.
Mich
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-17
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
FREE GRAVEL ROAD LETTING.

Notice to gravel road contractors: Notice is
hereby given that sealed bids will be received by
the auditor Of Bartholomew county for the con-
suuction of seven and three-fourths G34) miles
OF free gravel roads in Sandcreek township,
Bartholomew county, Indiana, according to the
in the auditors Office at Columbus, Indiana Said
seven and three-foGrths miles is divided into six
divisions. follows, to wit:
Section No. / is II, $50 feet in length: section
No. is 1891 feet in length section No. is
$3.50 feet in length; section No. is 1905 feet in
length section No. is 1870 feet in length; Sec
tion No. is 7,91S feet in length
Separate bias must be filed upon each division:
whole. No bid will be entertained in excess of
the estimated cost, reported by the engineer
and viewers. Bidders to file bonds in double the
amound OF their bids, for the faithful perform
ance OF tie work. with sufficient sureties two
OF whom slall be resident freehoders of Barthol-
omew county Indiara.
at Columbus, Indiana, by 10 o'clock a. m. June
the 2sth, 1881, when bids VIII be opened and CON
tracts awarded
All biddess to furnish w. w. Lambert county
attorney Columbus Indiana, with list of the
Tames offered on their respective bonds tor fur
nish ether proof of the sufficiency of the bonds)
On or before the 25th day of June 1897 The
board reserves the right TO reject any and all
bids and 10 award the contract in accordance
with the law and equity of the bids fled In the
event that the bonds 10 be sold to pay for said
reads snail fail to sell as is now provided by
payment al his contract price.
All pgosp 2c-ive bidders are hereby notified that
from date Of awarding contract either to the
contractor other party, then the contract en-
tered INTO in pursuance of this notice is TO be
forfeited and OF no effect
H. c. HARRIS
DANIEL WERTZ
Board OF Commits sioners.
Witness my hand and the seal OF the Board of
Commissioners of Bartholomew county, this the
18th day OF june A. D., 1897; ,,.r,r
Auditor Bartholomew County.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-17
NOISE BROUGHT A FINE
POLICE JUDGE cox FINES CON
TRACTOR FRITZ FOR CONTEMPT.
Adopt an Amusing Set of Reso-
Iutfons.

Peter Fritz the contractor who is doing
the stone work in connection with the low
ering of the grade of the courthouse yard,
was fined for contempt of the Police Court
yesterday morning. The contempt consisted
of allowing the stone masons who are put
ting the basework against the walls of the
courthouse to make noise which inter
rupted the proceedings of the court. The
history of the case goes back about ten
days. AT that time Judge Cox suggested to
Fritz that his men made too much noise
and that during court hours they be worked
elsewhere than just outside the court room.
But Fritz did not accept the suggestion and
continued working the men about the court
room. After court had adjourned Tuesday
morning Fritz put his head in the window
and asked if court was over yet. When in
formed that it was, he said:
well, my men can go to work now, /
suppose. tell you this won't do. My work
must go on Judge Cox must hold court in
some other room if the noise is disagree
able
force of men at work cutting stone. They
made so much noise that the business of
the court could not go on. Judge Cox stood
thing. Then he sent for Fritz. He lectured
him severely, saying that he had been
warned and that he was working his men
of the court. Fritz made no statement and
said nothing when asked to show cause why
he should not be punished for contempt
Judge Cox then imposed a fine of $50 and
ordered Bailiff Kurtz to commit to Jail if
the fine were not paid.
In the clerks office Fritz put his head out
OF the window and ordered his men to quit
work. He told them the reason and they
at once went to the hall of Stonemasons
Union, No. l. and passed resolutions de-
nouncing Judge Cox and commencing
Peter Fritz for resisting what was termed
the ''unwarranted assumption of author
ity'' by the judge of the Police Court. Fritz
was pledged the support of the union. The
resolutions concluded as follows:
+ Resolved That we condemn the action
and remarks made by Sergeant Kurtz for
the immoral manner in which he addressed
us regarding the echo which came from the
strong arms of honest tradesmen and the
sound of the steel which brings provision
for our wives and little ones at home. 1t
is true, we cannot all be great men of the
police force, but when a sergeant or any
one else calls the echo from our daily Voca-
ton that d--r-na noise, and wants it
stopped, and the cutting removed to the
quarry, far, far away, we plainly see that
he and his associates are no friends to the
workingman and the stonemasons' of No. l
will not lay stone in the building unless
it Is cut on the grounds, be the 'd--n noise
pleasant or otherwise ,r
Judge Cox agreed yesterday afternoon
after a consultation with the prosecuting
attorney and others, that he would hold
court in the Council chamber to-day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-17
ALTHOUGH SHE is SANE,
Mack Hendershot Has His Wife's
Mental Condition Inquired Into.

A commission, composed of Justices OF
the Peace Nickerson and Lockman and Drs
Ball and Ryan, yesterday began an investi-
cation into the sanity of Nancy j. Hender-
shot, wife of Mack Henderson,, living at
1915 West Twenty-second street The pro-
ceedings We're taken at the request of the
woman's husband who is a brother OF
Marion Hendershot the free love" ex-
ponent. Tuesday the commission visited
Mrs. Henderson, at her home and came
away halfway convinced that she is per
fectly sane. In fact, the commission is OF
the opinion that the woman is mentally
sound, but they desire to examine more
witnesses before making a report in the
matter Henderson, admitted to the com
mission yesterday that he had been arrested
for wife-desertion. At the conclusion OF
yesterdays examination the commission in
structed Henderson, to have his wife pres
ent this morning when the inquest begins
Mrs. Henderson, is thirty-two years of age