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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-30
kllllD Al GALLUP.
con l.!icl. Nwlt,hmIn. Run over ana
klllci ~ An ingine.

'u Arrli.N' u'.urfrI At unI.ul tIsu,
."r.'rh lat ma.'. WN.Dh u.u,,.,l 90
tilu'-' .ar.tu' I,tth -Wl,,mtu.
'u rui"I N, unmr. va, found dead
ABOUT lN" ~ ten minutes after nr hd.l
hr"u run NrI Nnuur ,LN 'hr trrIirui
-" lu-i 'W It hlpI-nrd ran unN he "A
master 90 conjecture. Iu' facts ~ kuuwu
At rfr-rut hrr a. iulluw,
FfNl"l 'Ii !u-t cul the engine III from
~. passenger tram, amt Va then L.
have let H." "ngln" IA uu the -Ilr track.
" p" iai,"I tu Iut ~ al iru"afanrr. th"
ut"lnhh gl ~ from hl- engine aud
turned thr witch. "Uiug the engine uu
To- %" iii" lrirk
Nlrt tII- hid l,'ru done. u wa tflirl-
iulN g. iurn H." switch amt let a fresh
"uHiu" l." fastened {" the tram kgnu
%" 't.I"I I" -h"S ~ ant lr,''"f nlu
~ self I" P"ri"rm lh' task Wiz. WLru
'" ""ul {" r"upI" ll' engine lu a." lii.iI.
'uu' i~I uNrt o." dat AMI mu'Ia,,.I
hua, 81 tuH,I
SUSPICION ltl tr"u afuu,ri rarnrr n,
o." lad man 'hiIYr" 600 p,ii,im Nl,
Hpil"- lpl a. IT ~, Hhfk. uolhu- ruua
%" -r'u Of .m w." ml-' Nt.r hr,n
klilrd .u-'tuln. '.,u-, lNr mru s.ik
ug W"uul M'au uHl.rf rfr- nnr
UIrIn7
Wat" lhrr l- no certainty 49,. g. the
mtuhrf lu "...'. o." r,aI arri!rnl ur
rYIu"' 1t D, -ulml-ri t'n after tflaD
Dat eat a." "uyIu" il.m 'l, tram. hr
rihfi"' I. rGu rom t." rear ~ o.. ruglir
90 o." 'i"ui. e." a. tu lr uu hand lu lufu
o." r"lirh = Ol'I" .I-lturr ahead when
b" ,IlW'I 90 -ulur muuInr anl tel VII
Lee ll' wheel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-30
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-30
FOR PROMOTING BLACK
EepskI Board NJ Trade thanks ID,
Santa Re.

Santa re.
'lhr hrari ~ trade II Topeka, kansas.
~ u 'upnsi Ia" following resolution. n
nv, 81 which has been forwarded t. Paul
Dill ;, thtd wee president IT the santa
~ {" ipan,
PIX .ulN"i, That the thanks " the
l9Ard Il trade ale hefrht rendered a. Mf
ltul "ttun, third wee president, and Ia
~ h"arl 10 director, ~ The Atchi.nn
F6p-k y santa H. railroad COMPANY A.,
III u II recent action ~ promoting cur
|s1lu" t"Hu-uan. Mr. ". j. Back. tu the
|4ritl.n 81 general passenger ami ticket
(Efnt, aud tor RESTORING the general ~.
~ oi that department ~ the foai tu this
NJ"
n letter written Ia Mr. Morton Al4o
|ohtuln- the following
I'VE desire Al-O a. assure you that the
|ebplr NJ Topeka are deeply Interested In
1s welfare Ut the Atrhi>On. Topeka n
|4iltA r. railroad company, aud rralizr
~ great adNB" age II h,i- been and -till
y IL THIS clt! and that they are ever
|eed! I" cooperate with the manage.
seit ut III" santa FL IN ANY manner that
aoy h- mutually advantageous"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-30

IS u,n $50 vi. Iutu ktNtn.
Mi .u-lu"'- ~,-'thlug ~Nrup las h""u
u-"d lut m"r 80 Yeats t., millions 90
m",'"f- lot th"lf rNlirrn W'Ii" t~lhlrg
With perfect -urrr-- It -uutn,, the rhllI.
-"ii"u~ the guns, alith- pI pam. rur,',
Wlui r"llr ant l- t,r 1,,-t f"u,IN tot
lhfrl,uea j. Il"a-aut IT, tr.la,,' ~ui
hN ifuggl-l- ~ "N"r part ui the Nuili.
lH"uN lNr cents u iutllr It, value b.,
,uraIruAtIr. lr sue ant Az 'tg Mr.
Nlu-l"~ soothing ~Nrup AM TAKE uu
Jl,rf klul.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-30
mann 90 AI,Imrrnn,,


no s"d'l'uJ I N'ututs 60 Nv
I''l. Nn"ut ~. IiI,
" II runl amt Wl,r received the SAT
lnt'iUgrnc" II the irAlh ~ Arthur kp--
at ,rulurh. Dal.. ou January ~. alter a
short llIn"-- VII, grip, 'ulIuwrd b, heart
failure
Mr. Roe, lrit the city hr Wa a .arrnrr
= ~ mIlr- south uu Valuable fNrr
hu' un lhrrmb"f 80, lN,",, With m,
"I'r &" emo, htlI ,I,l With the rr.a
lhr- 90 'I- Wl'r. aui u few las after hI-
ANIMAL ih"tr h" VA taken H. winch ~.
'ul'"d ~ hl- death ~ lurIIlluu,d ahnr
Nrlluf lu-~ Hh- the eldest -uu ui liuu
tImpui q. Ross, ~ ,iuNrTuur %, sew
NrNlrr, ant FAMINE Ku-- lrrr laiNrul.
p" VA born lu Milwaukee, VII Jull,
- l'. rilu" ut-i a. sew Mexico IA
lest aui IA Juur. l~N,. mtrIiai Ml,.
MAJ utl-N"li IA Alameda cd. ant. With
M, ltr. ir,ufurl a. NrN MNIru SHORTLY
t'irfNarl,. Ia is, h" acquitted a raurl
l"cAlrl hi"ut tour Hl,"- south ~ the
riS Wh'rr %" reside. ANA, hl- departure
fur rhu'uruh llr Hib,, q vie ant
lhrr" Young cAllrrn laughter auI
w. soils
Ip t,II/tN rhtrul, u, irrpn-l -,m
patio tu a. giant ui hNhrf. - uu,rf
uui Ross Hul lu 10. Nl.,grfIur lr'Arf
ant sister, rat kn-- ani Nh, " II
q ull
lhr remains wrrr tlrJrd at ,rn,un.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-30

TO-" .'tN- AZ" lu' iul/tN auuuunr
eel HAT Nf' OAKS, ~, mlIllurT, would
move from hrf present quarters on Hal
tuai sruur. aud that the -tufr rom had
h',n leased h. other parties, When the
Item came cut llf Albright, owner NJ
The hullllng Ma perfectly IN the dark
~ tu the change. but l,u-, Ihslin, Que "
the Ihrlln BARRIERS, stated this Afternoon
thai he hal leased the building and on.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-30
A sON'> ISM NNNIlN


,, ma
:"
frank Harris, hr"pulaf rInplutr IL the
nlh ," railway. Who Was here y--trf
" "Id lhk IlIiItN dreadful story IL
{ urIl> al sun L. an aged mother.
sad,
u WAS n""il III the san NatrlM VEIN.
Ia SATURDAY on III" lnkuut Tor drtl.
Z stolen from the santa ~ railway,
WIN Night Nhtrhlnan NJ. Hammer
Il walk along thr railroad track
1th II that town. Nhnut iiNr mile, out
trItlnh ~a~ attracted T., peculiar
r. shouting. halI"lng AMI moan
I We -a" som" "!-,il AT u distance
. pp"~rd the nuisr calIr from them,
. closer W. approached "A small
~ lilN" our ~l-plriOnS ~rr" other.
." diverted ca reaching the
y 4" moaning "a- very dls
y 'nd a~rit ii,t""n yards away, IN
AZ at Ia" h"u~" or rather nj the
,'" house, | dI-cuN"rri hole IN
, and NJ nj ~" irrt -luaTr aud IN
y 'l", when wa walled on top |
y i"rtrpli old Lady aud from her
j ,h-A pItItul ~vrIi," continual Mr.
" TOT ! ANEW ~ llrI' slght that the
nan Wa drmruird and that some
q I.." t. hrr ~ contraction, hal
V her IN that place While
" u" "n he hoe. rom which
. dh irum'ul ,-inr, n man came
y %" lrn AL Ia answer Ia my
D ~ lee stated that his name VA.
D iuJll." and that the woman ~ the
n ,aS his mother and that she WAS
y ~ wars "il. II" iruJllloI stated
y i''~ lIlnthrf was crazy Hnd III order "a
!srh her from disturbing himself,
" al children hr thought II hest tu
~ 'nlr ani put her where she could
~ her time Ia! AMI night. asked
, fujill" how long his mother had
- II The hole aud hr remark, Il "A long
u" iH"r old woman Was acantiIy
. and was "hl'rtlng. imm~iiatpl,
y ed To- san Narclnl. where | repnrtrd
~ Is I" Dr, ifulk~hank and +. Fox,
~ were surprised tha, such bar.
rk,n should exist within almost A
- throw III san Marcial. The, agreed
" rstigat- thu next day."
q Library A,.oriaiion.
~ more or l,A-- p.ttaIn,l mnFninu
- tar, with liz accustomed genius for
VI into error. stated In il SUNDAY
q ng edition that the Iadle. Of The
NJ association. fur some reason I'm.
- 4. had failed Ia hnId their meeting
q 'nrday morning ia accordance with
NJ prominent members Of the asso.
q n called AT TuE CITiLl> otlir. his
u iug and informed thi. p.r..r thai
~ ting Wa held SATURDAY. mnrnimg
4 nnrh business Of i,nnntanca was
q ctad. The onIy lem how.vsr
1,as ~ special uublic iniarss, Wa
.a cl-lun L. give A s,ri.iy nIay IN ,ha
.G slant future. The DAT. Tar iha nlay
y, vet sci, Int twill h. snn. linz ~
81 ut. Neither ar. m. In t,aa w,,II,n.
~ ,ouncr details, hut IN. nuhl,c ,nsr
u b. assured that whai ,ha lsd,ss -,
library nss.ristinn "ntn,,ssa 81,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-30

. rA county. inr tuI,.- Wrr,. -.i-prrI.l,.l nu.
r.r RESOLUTION r.tI li, .rrauI time l
utI"
Nf FAN ~ BONA ,nl county mn,,.
That -all rr-,IutIuu n,. fr'rrr., ton -r,
raI committee ui,tnru. WIil .u,.rfY,tI'n.
600 rul',f WITH, I.t,.u .u.u.ti,,.. ,r,u.r.,
liurl-,, with reference. q. ttlr. ,,u.n.iIi.,,
pf.,.'.i TT 'I.fr.u. .,..N ,I d.. v.N H..
. .,r,.r, o. .'.,r ,..f...,,r.f ,..r.....
NI'tN. mt. ...Ifr.l .fuy.r,. .f.-
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VIZ ,nt,y .., .I...,. r...r,, ',., Al.
Nn.. 90 .n........N
p.H .n..... \r -.... -..,,4.
ru..', i....-. W...' ,.... ...t.I ......
800
'..... u.' i.......' Ct. .r.u.. .
49, . IH...'..' ... .... d..
800 u'.r. '...l ,r.-r.'
l". n '... VI ~,,". 49, santa ~.
r"u'N .a .'.'..nu. 'u a.. pn...r,. ~
'",.rI .lr n'sn|.'nU ~ a.. urun
r. .rNr. nl' ,r,r.'.' Go o.. rllmtrr .'
POO. bnJ'. OF o., r.,,.ItllI'r.
.a ..HN..| tul 'ul.r. .' f,..r....I'..
t.N,..w g.. '..IN -...l lr,.. t'I,.,..
.,u..,.uf 3D.. i.ui., .., \rN Nr,,r,
ur, 300 uN -,.... Al the nn.., ~.
h...,,l Representatives., al .. u...,1 I.
100 With Nr ~. Nl..ula Iu.,.r,. rr..'
l.u' . n..,.unrH r u.,. r,,uIr
l'r pr,-ll.u ,'...,p.g ..,u.,r...I
uut ll' p.rp....' r., 'Ir.r .,-....,, 49,,
g.. ,..l A ,r'n.u.,r,.,,r ,.,,,,','.
u' \rN N,..r.. ,,ul .,.,,.r. r.,, ,...,.,,,..
,lur- Wrr.. b.. .rll.
VII Hu,nr- of M. .mn..I .,..n..I..
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ruhI.. I'.,i,., LAM A., ,,,...,.
-,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-30

Jamr'- Ion"- Of ,'rH ry. .w., r.n..
4 "nu, '"wI "u ~. ln -rraklps % DO
hing N"H Iu-,rnrf,. -a.. iN,i.-' A...
ter hI- wife VA attacked wlil IA yrlpl..
ANA nor rl-" grew go -rlnu- Mat Iit..
r,hr- AT ,uW lon ami l.,ua could .!oruN.
ng fut her II ..u,rN tu .,,r,ug rn,,
,h-l' r"r-umru.u ihNIus lIr klus,
N"" Discovery 90 -iur" ant ."Iun. I.f-
" N. %" i""k - l",,r h"m" ant Co l'o
-ufpfl-'' %, al -h" n"giu 'u -, 'r,,,l
i'"uI it-l .i'-" uui hhIi luynu lu,.or lu,
ll"- cured h"r -'uuaaul we'll ur kIn-
wv lH-r"'"N '"r consumption, coughs
'ai coils l. guarantees 200 600 ,N.. g
VOL ~ a. Frr" un nllur - "
! Walton .irug store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-30

Conductor Wells had good train II
AMI Editor v H. Walton, II l~mrng, "
NJ, l"ugheriy district attofne! At 81
missionary II the Meth9ii-, Episcopal
chuIrh, and Rev, James Menaul, synod.
teal ni.sl mary II the Presbyterian, we're
A-O On the train, they returning from
aTurTu Ani getting On here. while the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-30

George smith, the Mag 'llrua ratiir
tAis"t MAS lt--"ug. o. ~" metropolis
last night lie |, registered at ~tufgp.'
European, aud has hu-lnr-s which will
dstAin him here several days.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-08-06
valedictory.

With this issue. THE BLAql
RANGE, ceaces publication. 1t /
not without regret we make the an
: ~hodncement. But the condition Of al
irs that confront the silver mI
pStry OF this section, where pros
|ity depends upon the health.
action Of that metal. are
that we deem it advisable to n
Continue publication until that TIM
comes when prosperity is res ~
through the rehabilitation of sifger.
For over fifteen years THE Blaze
RANGE has successfully battled viii
Che varying elements Of time.
duTipg that time 1t has stood
pendent OF all men, politically
otherwise; and when we say
THZ4BLAoK RANGE has in mat
political made On enyious aeCord
nal no idle boast. THE BIAoE
Range was one Of the first, papers
in - territory to earnestly adYo-
oata he free and dalInItsd coin
ags gold and silYsI : Tue aie
OF 10 o i. DalIng I'd d
1899 # was 80 ont Eebusaa PEI
per that independent advocated
free coinage and prYsed its sincerity
BY al ocatiDg The election of VIII
lam Jennings Bryan. OF Neb.. the free
coinags presidential candidate. and
by supporting Harvey B. Ferguson
The free silver candidate FOR Few
Msxico's delegate in congress, two
gentlemen who hearts. symparhfes'
and energies are devoted to the
interest Of the poipm6n people. One
year previous to thd election Of
ls06 THE BLACK RANGE forewainsa
she republicans, not only of Sierra
but Of tie territory. that III
hoy dN not cut loose from 5'a
republican party that The
Election would be lost TO them. and
ins VERDICT rendered by the people On
'lectioH day confirmed the forewarn-
ne. y BLACK HANoH was theg
'nly republican paper. possibly with
exception, in the territory that
'bstinately opposed statehood some
ears ago, and its opposition,was hand
omely comp!imented by tie peoptv
I the territory by a vote Of 3
gains1 be statehood proposition. Had
Jew Eico gained admission then
u have been firmly in the
ont1 IT the gold element, whereas
= efeat OF the proposition at
lat so great an uncertainty has
ilcok sloped Of the goldites being
ntrol the political affairs
sxico as a state that the :
~ goldite republican admins I
Nv opposes her admissions
sk RANGE has always beef
favpf statehood on 4 free six 4
T basV but not under Jingle goli J.
andardV bondage.
The witch word Of the sepuh ]
2 part1of New Mexico during / ?
a.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-08-06


=
slstiv
Ne'
|istra.
court
ties of
riba
eoaat1j 80
igasf:e n.
Iiomraj p. 10.
"
n 'ne
90 Mon
In the cofaz On the
FIRST Mondays u K5f9sember.
In the county kaos. on The third
Mondays in Al Fana syegper,
In the eodl ~ on the
second MondaY7 ancA Decem-
bsrS NI 1,u
= ogS Ine spfins
=, sa~Ass
r On .ns secVi'u nX
u 'ne seIOH.
~ 'ne colh.I a
~ ~ t the , ,pul.n ~ ny
the third Nf$dav in septR her.
IN the county Of Sierra erinning on
the fonrth AIondey lrn-and the
fonrth MONDAY
In thxsooupty Of Grant. be- ming on
the third MONDAY faeMad and the
third Monday in Nexehbsr.T
seeaaAf1efthe spring k3 term. !
allterms Of court for the cdnties 81
lincoln, Chavez, Eddy. Dda 80
Grant. shall remain as Fixed bltl
of 1901.
1ntha oonrtv &c co,fav or
49, 49,
y mV o ! a. AA"''n any
. | ! : ! !! I ; ;
Y , oetoo ea.atu % ~ nin.
lnan, OieVelaho%1 pains
20 collect and cgmpfli Esions of
The United STAT co ms subject
and gives to the WashiT En Post, as
! !; ! ! nhiah sg'ons' the fcr
. Or,us' Fnion mAY = fenl upaP as
'0tlsca i
~speserloers We1e9 no.
- = 10y 10Hsrary aP con
$3.50 "isniA renew 1heF SUD-
'''op
! s,a ~ s u La orders lhe dis
80 49, p9'ioupSN me
IrtG,ai ssFeafs sas W nsid ~ '"'n
.s.@ n a5bscrl .s...
I NY NJ !, ielnSs
.whi1 Ahey ard Pthev NJ e.
en- Ma. thev
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-08-06

: 11a. Blood Purifier --3 81 per e2!.l.
HOOd'S Pills take, easy to operate ate as I
last campaign was federal patron
ge." While this is a fact patent, w
be that hundreds of voters vot
q republican gold ticket honest
FleYing that the republican party
7 il victorious. would restore silver t,
its proper place with gold at thI
ratio Of I6 to / and thus relieve thl
country from its present deplorabl
financial plight. Sufficient tim,
elspsedSt to alloy Ehhess deludet
people to ponder over theIs- SAsistak.
and carefully weigh the hypocritica
methods Of the goldite reHublicar
Yartyx lat promised u~nprecedentet
! PRO y by the election of a mar
e AFT who is a willing too.
lands, Of the gold combine )!
untry and Europe
Q dass~not trust an ind
American congress to regulate Ghf
Financial policy Of this country, but
gppints q foreign monetary com.
Qn and aADme currency com
hisiaA to COZ |ct a lheme labeled
4 p~Eosfsrity @eyice," all of which
all insult y American intelll-
IL BLACK RANGE has nOt weak
shed il II llfs time belief, and
ss1g1kdgs hat thia s~ectiorf A5f
country contains precious metals
both il quality and qnantity lha1.
VII some day make this locality
fampY as gold and ssgsr pro
epcar put with a natIonal administra
tioa sa5ed il open hostility toward
SILVER Il ii difficult to estimate the
time when psSsperity will dawn. vel
hope II WIN hdsoon We sincerely hope
i - EH4EF 49, X4t I4#EEE& THH
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-08-06

il victorious. would restore silver to
its proper place with gold at the
ratio Of l6 to ! and thus relieve the
country from its present deplorable
financial plight. Sufficient time
The herald., 1897-06-29
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
President Forman Slightly Ill-Re-
cent Donations

Mrs. NJ. l.. Ferguson, at the chamber
of commerce. makes a display of coal
from CLARK, twelve miles from Rands-
burg. that is pronounced by experts to
be a very fine quality. They claim
to have found vein feet wide and
growing in width as it is opened up.
which is lodged between slate roof and
clay bottom, and the output closely
resembles camel coal. Samples will
be sent to Hamburg and Boston.
H. H. Mendleson of Ventura displays
white sage honey, the first and the finest
honey exhibit made this year. The
Rosecrans ranch has replaced it's ex-
hibits of green fruits on branches, and
Miss Emma Bristol displays a large
bouquet of wild flowers from Laurel
Canyon. Cahuenga.
The chamber of commerce asks that
all who have purple and yellow flowers
which they are willing to contribute
will have them at the chamber Satur-
day morning, that suitable decorations
may be made in the hall for the recep-
ton to be given the Christian En-
deavorers that evening.
The Dairymen's Association Of South
ern California will hold their semi-an-
nual meeting at the chamber on July
10th at 10 a. Il.
President Charles Forman has been
i'll four or five days, and is still confined
to the house.
The herald., 1897-06-29
Much Routine Business Is
Disposed OF
SPRING STREET REsURFAcING
MATTER REFERRED BACK FOR
FURTHER CONSIDERATION
Remarks by Hon. Abbot Kinney-The
Refunding Bonds-Reports OF
Ofacers and Committees

The city council met yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, with President Silver in
the chair and all the members present.
There was a fair attendance in the gal
lery and lobby.
The city assessor was granted twenty
five days leave Of absence from the
city, beginning July 9Th.
On the report Of the city clerk, hnal
ordinances ordering the work Of i'm
proving and sewering Park View street
and the improving Of Eleventh street
from Burlington to Union avenues, were
passed under suspension of the rules.
The usual routine reports were read
and referred to the proper committees.
THE REFUNDING BONDS
City Attorney Dunn stated that he
had been notified by the purchasers of
the refunding bonds, Messrs. Rollins &
Sons, that they were read to take the
bonds, but had been advised by their
attorney, Judge Dillon, that the old
bonds must be taken up simultaneously
with the issuance of the new. He had
The herald., 1897-06-29
EAST SIDE NEWS
Notes and Personal Mention From
Across the River

A summer school will be opened on
Monday, July 18th, by Miss Batty of the
Hellman street school.
John McGraw left for Sacramento
last evening and will be absent for sew
eral weeks. She will also visit friends In
San Francisco
w. H. WINFIELD, who was accidental
ly killed while at work in the Enterprise
mine at Rico, Col, June II, was brother
of Mrs. Sidney Kemp of 12S Hamilton
street.
A. E. Meigs Of Avenue 20, after short
visit at home, has again returned to
Randsburg to continue prospecting.
A mule with glanders was turned loose
Sunday evening by its owner, and
roamed around the streets until shot by
an officer yesterday afternoon.
Mrs j. NJ. Armstrong has gone to
Riverside, where she will remain a week
visiting relatives.
Rev. c. c. Pierce and his father-in-
law, Mr.. Seymour Fitch, and wife, Of
Chelsea, Mass, will soon arrive and be
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce of
Mozart street.
After August 1st the East Side will be
furnished another letter carrier. and the
territory extended as far as Avenue 42,
beyond the arroyo. Also one block be-
low the Main street bridge. The posi-
ton will be filled by E. J. Dyer, as car
rier SO.
The herald., 1897-06-29

J. walters. Independence; William 8.
Benson. Florence; Nellie Buck. 0oleta,
Edmund Paul Corti, Bakersfield; Louis
p. Canning. Gainesville. Ca; J. Alec
Cate. George c. Dorman, Rivera; Eda
L. Draper. Alhambra; Ira Hargrave,
Banning; Lizxie Hanlon, Santa Bar
bara; John D. Jones, Bakersfield; Roy
H. Mckinney, ]. Guy Smith, Artesia:
Charles Morton, Covina; George Saw.
day, Witch Creek: John ]. Orr, Norwalk
The following are the graduates in
telegraphy: Helene A. Freytag, May
Argabrite, George F. Bone, A. r. Branch,
Charlotte v. Schultz and Clyde I. Smith
of Los Angeles; Lila F. Day, Cotton:
Cecilia ]. Jones, Christiana A. Jones,
Pantam. Arizona; Leroy v. Parle. Flor
ence.
The graduates in the shorthand course
are as follows: Berhice Allen Nellie
Barr. Berdena Brownsberger, William
P. Coughlin, Laura F. Childs, Regina
Classen, Guy S. Dunscombe. Cora Leah
Durnal, Helene A. Freytag, Mary e.
Field. Carrie Luther Gayer. Helene
Grafton, Mamie E. Good, j. c. Gripper,
Cleo Glenn, Rosa E. Hood, Grace e.
Lawrence. Eva E. Lightfoot, Madeline
L. Patrosso, Minnie E. Rowe. James K.
Stinchcourt, Emma 2. Sheriff, Henry
Nelson Smith, Earl Sanford. Claude
Short. Mamie Spencer, Lawson Scott.
Charles Stedman, Agatha ]. Sabichi, Los
Angeles; Bertha Choate, Leila F. Day,
Cotton; Katherine Cox, Needles; Rose
A. Brest, Pomona; H. C. Downing, Long
Beach; Annie L. Flippen, Artesia; Effie
Gaylor, e. Endora Kirk, Harriet e.
Pyle, Pasadena; Jacob Good, Anaheim;
Lenah Harris. Mary B. Proud. River
side; j. Norris Lothrop, Anna Garner
Stuart, Alhambra; Mabel Adele Strever,
Redlands; Burrel D. Neighbors, Dow
ney; Robert ]. Orr. Norwalk; Aurora B.
Waller, Chicago, Illinois.