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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20

Kansas city. March ~ -Cattlr receipts
Iuno, shipments, Lea. Market steady
trNR- steers. 81 luut 10; lrNA,
ruW~. o. '1u5ln, native steers o. 'N &
1un, native COWS aud hrifrr-. ljhdltJ
st"ckrr- aud feeders, o. jOuIN', huIl~
tlJtII1u
sheep Receipts, !,rn, shipmrut- % B.
Market -t-aiN lAuih-, ti,prlJ'. NUT.
tons, fiSEdltu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20

chicago March ~. Catth Rorrrt-
iio" Market stead, to strong nothing
choice on sale.
Texas steers, t33oH i.F', ruw- aud
helirfs. e. t2,usll3u, stacker. AMI ir'd"r-
tJIudt ~ hrr,-s. : liUIlI
sheep aud lAmh market arm. sheep
NatNe sheep, t2.75u Io,wr-trtn- ~
N.ah Lambs, a. iudtiDu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20
MuT,I,T.T Ia JAil.

San Francisco, March ~ The police
have hrrn notified that Jo--f +, lilsnth'r
Who murdered Mrs Philippine l.ongf"ldl
last May. aud then my mI-irrlonsly disap'
prnfpd, N IN jail NJ Austin. Texas. A 10
cal detective has hrrn sent to Austin Il
iirnlif, the prisoner,
Blanthrr II mn rN officer IN III" Hun
gaTlan army. After the murder hr gollHI'
Mr. Inugtrdl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20

Washington. March ~ senator Davis,
chairman ut the committee on foreign
relations, spoke at length III executive
session 0f the senate to-day, presenting
the views If the majority nf the commit
tee faNOTahIr Ia the arbitration treaty
aud WAS listened Ia with the utmost at
tcutlun,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20
Presidential Nomination..

Washington, March ~. The president
sent To- the senate late tins afternoon tht
following nominations
Justice -. Willis underwater, Ny0m
ing, assistant attorney general, wee
Isaac H. I.onhrrgeT, RESIGNED
samuel :. krrcrNal. marshal, Indiana
Albert v. v MIShATh, attorney, Indiana.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20

I... Iw.-. llr p,.' I,',I utt.'uu
with . rdrlut' ul h,n'-.lu. -..n.N t..
"a inlg. Aul r".urut rumJuuN II . o..
iuri.uu u' 'hr great F.rr-' w.. p.ln.t'
ualah u -pIttru, 0. l.,N l.u. uu
Nnuhu Nlt.l 90 ~ ,'r .n,t '.,..
lh- nu.a,,ur H. uu" ~ lh. un-' Ir.u.
r.U n uut !u'r,l o." mp., ,o. lu '.-
.u' H w.tk To- 1N uwup'- w o..
,mrI.W -lagr -Iu.r t'r aut' ul lI
Win hrulh h- liuulr Ntrnr'h N.l
uthrl.u. have h" % .rur lN tlu.W
' -I tu o.. ihr N.. u.|.r. 'ur py'..,
Whllr 10 "~phrIhru. hr rrt'tuN -Mul-
without a Iw.-il',. iINh
"~Iaflaru- W. Niit,ru 'n thr Us y
+ Twin Forrest N lr t.n.U VI utg w
~ Mt'. d Ih.ml'Ip'h tu 0. -''Il o..
m'Iulrt"i ~ connection NIL hat gta
actor ~ u'i play goat. ru mun N',
alter Futr"~t'- '"uh II nIprtf"l o. -lnk
into oblivion uutil th, N"ar 1t ht- h,ru
d~ak"lt"l AMI rrNN'i ~ a." g,u,u- =
Mr lhIu,- lhr rlnrhr'rf .tnlt.- grtt
i"N"i hutl 90 ,uIrr aIl r'N-.,." E.'
u th.-" Ivalltlr- Nr lAmu- Iu,,,'-.r- Il
the highest l"stru ~N feet tail ~ 4
powerfully hWlt Nj lHur.- O., ,hr uNlut
urtur" ~ u gladiator u' uil ant hl- Irl
AMI RESONANT Nuir,. L. we'll tihp',i 'u.l'
'ull Iu-tlr" lu the Il Wing InruA- ut the
Nafllk" lhrHrmn
Mt laiu"- aud hl- praluruou hr" JUS,
nov lIui-hus u prolonged AMI -urrr-.'uI
tour ~ thr nwlIr rpa~, uI wIIl plhN
here ru route fur lHuNrr Hh,rr 70, I-
hruk"l 'pt urNI W""k.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20
ARIZONA ITEMS

James liounsrNlr. f,om Hoi-a city,
Idaho. brother ut pr. RuIn-NilIr, of vii
liam-. Is visiting the latter these mridi
lays.
e. I Gflmrr. formerly employed In the
santa fe. Prescott n Phoenix shop at
Prescott was recent. found dead N u
rairoah wreck hear stockton, Cat,
The rlTaix Herald rays; The b~ly 81
lauirs 4. lirlgg-. the attorney who died
here sometime IN January, WA "hipp+Si
to hls former home IN Brnoklyn, where II
viii br inferred.
The Sisters Of Mercy hospital, In course
NJ construction IN West Prescott, II one
IT thr haui-nmr-i structures III Prescott,
even nov, IN lt- unfinished state. Nj
,aN~ the Courier.
.lhu-. MonlhuII. brother uf Mayor Nom.
non. ot rh~nlX. died IN ST. Lawrence
county. New York. Mr. Monhon former.
~ fr-li~i IN Matlrnpa county. M the
,lla rNrr crossing. ur the old stage road,
The HANK ~ Arizona at Prescott has
completed thr change IN itI interior NJ
rang"uIrnts, and has added greatly tn lt-
appearance ~ we'll ~ having Hid,SI
more space Tor the accommodation ot It-
patrons,
sam tray. who killed John v. Fry, al
Frs station. near Rumble Bee. nearly
four years aga, aud Wa convicted Of
manNlaughtrr ~ Jane, lN.ti, and sen
t"ncri tn Nv" years nj Yuma, has mri
parionrd by toy. Franklin.
j, Il. Tinker recorder ~ the 4 q, v
ipigr u! Prescott, received warrant ol
IL" grand treasurer Of the order for o.,
usI Tor Mrs GrrlTuir Siull, widow uf th'
late -. ". Slull. the same being th'
amount of Insurance on the latlrf'- life
The General Electric company 0f Sal
Francisco offers 10 put In All electrl,
plant In connection with n city watt"
works plant IN Prescott for 81, ~, th'
east Ol running the plant a. b" ~ - I
month, the plant to be ~ hight 9pn can
lie p0wer capacity,
Sir, Lynch. miner, was us.ily IA
Jured internally by falling from
-t0I~ In the Conn0T min" al Chloride
near kingmau, 10 the tlIOr Of the iflf
below. The distance wss but nine feet
but NJ severe WA the injury that III
man hal ~ hr taken " town Tor mNiica
aid,
ElmeT Lang, blacksmith Tor the Sag
lnaw l.umJer company st William
while playing with "Pahdy," the pet DO
II thr company, Wa severely bitten h
tween the thumb aud index tuger Of III
right hand The dogs teeth tore an nj
teTy, which male the wound the mur
serious.
The rhoaniE Republican say III
annual statement Ot the condition All
growth VI the Knights ~ l'ythiAs IN th
territory wA- Trr-lNed from Harry Drarl
man, ~ Tucson, I, h ~ X, =. On JAl
uatS |, lSysi, the nuInl-f was 80. Sine
then there have been additions hy lnill'
ton oi -, hy card :, ani hy Tslnstat'
mant ~. len members have di,Si, lea
ing net gain Of more than III I-T crI,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20

Here l. n" report "t = ruuplr Who got
married that raI'~ all others Trpuft'si
"Narri,h Vt fnut-tou", ~ lsN. Nlni
= one Sir, \rhrula Nhrt-tou" and Miss
NilhrlmIna sandstone. both IT I'm"
stone Nav lS,k out iuf hfIm-tuur
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20

MrIlu Nhrrb l' Nlulrul ghlo. ac
romnmd O., hAu .torm- prevailed all
msh, aNrt the greater pat h GrruhllI.
iouG great ituag" tu hmlilug- and
uthrl tmptuN"d PROPERTY ~'NrrN p"t
-ru- lo-t tuIr lI,"- aud mauN were ~
Iurrd .iuuug the Storm
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20

Washington, March H. The senate
contirin"d the following nominations
John Hay. dulha~-ator Ia treat britain;
Horace Porter. amha4Sn,iur tu France,
Henry White, secretary ut rnha1s! IL
iIIrat Britain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20

iiN and SIGHT >"s,i"us 4" It, H"ld Il"
Di-'us. Isrin hll
Washington, March lH The h"p~", hi
u vote II ~ Ia ~, the latter h"lug
drlnTfat- ahi I"pull-t-. comprising
a minority. to-day adopted n Tul" IT,
Nldlng toE sessions beginning at loa, M
zach lay, with -''SSionS al night fpT Ia"
drhal" Oi the tarlil mll u vol" 1" h" taken
on the hlll and p"nding amendment. AT
5 y, m, March 81,
iirnirI -un pTr~'nt"i special rule ior
the lmInrlla,r consideration ut the fuuf
appropriation halls which tallrd Ia pa--
lhr last congress, forty minutes drhat'
tu hr allowed uIi each hlll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20

Madrid, March lI.A an inaugura'
tion ~ the new republican club here last
evening. revolutionary speeches led IA
tumult aud lighting. during which seN'
rral Iar~ns were injured, some arrests
were Inade.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20

John Nlrk-tTuu, -,nlur PARTNER ~ the
II klmu lfm. net lut l1|/sN rrurr.
sentative TIL morning, ant requested
this paper ,u rmphatlra.h deny IL" -.
port that m- lhf,urr J"' irrn"u. who
wa At rtT-uu tit,. N~. Iu,l t-n"'. ~
anywhere NEAR that amount uu the 'uf
h-tl FllIIIuInuu~ nght
Ia connection With lhl, ltru lHl tu.
ms l"arud from William hhri, night
mixer at the II Elmo, that Mr Mfu"tt
Wl- sucr'--iul IA IA" -h"otng tuufua
mrnt winch to"k pInc" at carson ou thr
10Th. winning -rculd money ia h"th
-H"rp-tak"-.
There we're -,Nrial M the rliN Whu
were lucky IN pHrlug their money "n
the night uAu IN the hg hight whl"
| thrfr afr other Whn viii not ''ull
J fut some tllur tu come.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20
district SauTt.

Ia the ca,s II the nits~i States w. .l"-.'
SalaZat. rhATg,si with tAmp@ring With
the mAils while postmaster NJ Cuba, the
defendant was On III. stand this morn.
ing tse'tiiying IN his own l-hAli, His de-.
tense II that he wAs authorized Ia open
the letters In question.
Yesterday aftsrnobn In the ca-@ ~
Juan liaIriA W, Eis-mana br1,. the
plaintiff refused t0 amend his complaint
aud the hill wAs dismissed, when all ap'
pal wAs taken ~ the supreme court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20

Ihrhgr March ~ " heat. March
,lr, MAY. iur. uat-. March. T. ~ MtN
l5'..,I ,r. Corn, March - &c, Ma,
- e.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20

\rW WORK, Marrh ~ Nonr, ou call
easy, llsul v"t cent. lrlmr mrt.
rantIlr paI"r, 3 al p"r cen,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20
.,,,i,,,, r,,,. ttyht ,,,.,nt,.

springfield. ~, March ~ k"pte-"ni'
atiIr v. q, Lamont, oi hlcagn, to-day IN
lrndnrrd n bill ~ the legislature, with
AN emergency CLAUSE aitArh"d, ~hich VIII
prohibit. II Il becomes Law. The repro
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20
>I,krt.un Ia I.aTs

NickrT~n, kp-,, March H. That the
santa Fr viii abandon Nlckrr-Iu ~ a
division and TruITr III" repair -huI- ani
round hnlI-'' tu newton this summer l.
no longer u matter ui iuuhi II has been
carefully considered and iulll decided
upon With IA" approval ui the dltrctH~
rms. together With the transfer ~ MANY
of the kmIsTiA shop and h"u-" men, viii
add thousand IHs'plr io the population
~ Nrwtnn hy september, Ia" tall~aN
company ptuISr'''- t0 c"u-''lliat" IL ,llNl
~lon- into lhu-r al Atgrnlinr, Nrwtun
lLIigr tItN aud llluntH
This has brought into Artnltl the ON
mrtrlal rluh III Hutchinson and Nlckrf
-ou President Rlplr, has agr~~i T.
give n heating I" the hu-lnr-- aud rail
way men on March 80, The transfer
would l~ n heavy lnAuclal l,-.- Ia lh'
euplulr- ~, tNu hundred of them u~i
their property here.
The los ~ taxable property tn ~,
county amounts to n large sum also II
l. hrlir,ri when the matter r. laId l-fuI,
Mr. Ripley hr viii m"iliI IA" change
,ntrInplat'd,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20
| \EN CHAMPION.
InalouT Jim Lowers His
|Co...5 10 FltlSimmODS.
| .,..>l AMI Most Scientific
.4'la Ever Fought
I.r..n Rounds TO Nake a New
I.... weight champion.

.,'..n Rounds TO Nake a New
.... weight champion.
..tsATIlTBY ROUNDS
Nt Match g. llw lawn
HN at rnr-uu ,IN vs. all
...r.I h a., -,N,tal thou
nu'nNnlr' many mulr- t.
.l hulN tu -rr IA" great
muuu. ugl. W. cloud
N'rrr Wi tl"t" VA a Ip.
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.N.rl hhutIiu,N rieu dui
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rI.tra NrNiit,. blllN De
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20

Iundon, March 49, \ spectral from ''a,
htY. RuunIHuia, say II - aun"lhrrl
thrrr IN I"licr circles that n plot l. @lng
halrhrd aInnng the hfrrks ~ 'ua-iantl'
nuplr wherr lWts" we'll arnr~l i'r"-k~
i've. tn revolt against ih" government
II II aided that there are lew Turkish
trunp- nov IN Iun-tanilnuple except III"
Su,an'- l"iy guard, AMI II would l'" I'M
In--lhlr "a hurTirily recall N" ir"np-
from the l,rerk frontier ~ the event oi
revolt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20

n there l. ever any truth ~ III" "ii ~
I.at',d charge that the church l. Alwa,
Antag0niLlng the rational delightH Of life
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20

/ Washington, March ~ The president
. to-iAN -rnt Ia the -ruate the uolulhailon
~ Charts- I lioTdun 10 h" IT=tms'l"T al
. ChIragu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-20

81 loui-. March lp-lrad, higher
tii@wiii'. hld, -peltrr, firm, t5!" hld
silver sui I~Aa.
\r~ Nutk, March lH.--Silyer. Il. l'nd
tt". tupprt ra-tlhg~, II.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-07
SMITH DISMISSES HIS SUIT.
WILL ALLOW HENRY VI. STONE
STREET TO HOLD HIS OFFICE.
Assessor Campbell Files n Motion for
Change of Venue in the Con-
test Proceedings Brought
Against Him by VI. B.
Wright.

The contest proceedings of Marvin F.
Smith against Henry NJ. Stonestreet, who
holds the office of clerk Of the circuit
court, were yesterday dismissed in Judge
SIcver's court. Mr.. Smith becoming con-
WINGED Of the hopelessnsss Of further ef-
1crts TO get justice, in view of the decis-
ions OF various courts. through which the
proceedings have gone.
J. W. Campbell, who holds the office of
county assessor and whose right TO that
office is being contested by Marshall 3.
Wright, yesterday filed in Judge Slover's
court motion for change Of venue to
some court outside Of Jackson county.
Mr.. Campbell swears that Judges Slower,
Scarritt, Henry and Gates, all of whom are
accorded the title OF ''honorable'-and so
they are all honorable men-are prejudiced
against him. He makes the surprising
statement that he only became possessed
of this knowledge-it is not a mere belief
with him-since the close of business on
Tuesday. He does not enter into any de-
tails as TO the regret with which this
knowledge came to him, but merely prays
for a chance TO get Justice" in some
other county.
The motion will be heard by Judge SLOW
or to-day and will be vigorously opposed
by Charles L. Small, attorney for Mr.
Wright, the contestant, who declares that
The motion is made for no other purpose
than that of delay. Mr.. Campbelrs term of
office will expire in June of this year and
the attorneys for the gang hope to stave
off final trial until that time.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-07
CHANGES WILL BE MADE.
HOME RULE AMENDMENT WILL NOT
BE REPORTED AS DRAFTED.
Provision May BE Inserted for the
Election of the NOn-Partisan PO-
lice Commissioners Lower
House GnnEsters VIII Fight.

A meeting of the upper house judiciary
committee. which has in hand the charter
amendment ordinance providing for home
rule of the police department will prob
ably be; held tomorrow. 1t was the pur-
pose of Chairman Wyne to wait until AL
derman r. ]. Johnston, who is a member
of the committee. had returned from the
East, but when he learned yesterday that
that gentleman would probably not be in
the city before the middle of the month,
he decided TO act promptly. Chairman
Wyne was yesterday in council with
Speaker Smith, of the lower house. and
President Graham. of the upper house,
both of whom favor an amendment to the
pending ordinance by which the offices of
the police commissioners will be made elec-
tive instead of appointive.
Chairman Wyne said:
'It looks very much now as though this
amendment would be tackled onto the or
dinance before ii is passed by both houses
and the judiciary committee may see fit to
recommend it. 1t will make little differ
ence. anyhow, as the right of the governor
to dictate in Kansas City's affairs would
be taken away in either case, and that,
after all, is what the people want.
THE public is not going to be satisfied
with q simple change in the personnel OIL
the present police board The mere ap-
pointment of successors to MeSsrs- Fyke
and Johnson, no matter how unassailable
their respectability and honor, is not going
to quell the popular clamor for a non-par-
tisan board and for home rule in the de-
partment. The fight is not being made on
Fyke and Johnson, but on the system under
which they serve. Police commissioners of
| good standing in the community have been
| appointed by the governor in the past but
| gambling and all classes of crime have
| thrived under their administration. The
| only remedy for the evil is to place the
| city in charge of its police department,
| and then, If the reign of crime continues,
we will be able to locate the blame and
make such changes as may be necessary to
| improve the service.
1.-The idea of an excise board is new to
me, and it may be good thing. 1 think
| the power to grant and revoke saloon IL
| censes should be divorced from the police
department. as the two together offer too
| great opportunities for building up a polit-
| ical machine"
| Councilman Burrows, of the lower house.
does not take particularly bright view of
| the prospects for the new ordinance. He
| said yesterday:
Everything will depend upon Council
| man Simonds in our house. If he votes
| with his party the measure will be defeated
| there as the other Democratic members
| are almost sure to vote against it. There is
| chance, however, of Simonds standing UP
| for home rule"
Councilman Simonds refuses to discuss
| the measure
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-07
COMMON SENSE CURE.
PYRAMID PILE CURE CURES PILES
PERMANENTLY BY CURING
THE CAUSE.
Remarkable Remedy which Is Bring
ing Comfort 40 Thou
sands of Sufferers.

Probably half the people who see this
article suffer from piles. it is one of the
commonest diseases and one OF the most
obstinate. People have it for years and
lust because it is not Immediately fatal
they neglect II. Carelessness causes no end
OF suffering. Carelessness about so simple
"A thing as piles has often caused death
Hemorrhages occur from no apparent cause
and loss OF blood causes death. Hemorr-
hayes occur during surgical treatment,
often causing death.
Piles are simple in the begin iiag and
easily cured. They can be cured even
fin the worst stages. without pain ar loss Of
blood quickly. surely and completely
There IS only one remedy that will do it
Pyramid Pile cure.
1t gllays the Inflammation Immediately,
heals the irritated surface and with con.in-
ucd treatment reduces the swelling and
puts the membranes into good. sound.
healthy condition. The cure is thorough
and permanent.
Here are some voluntary and unsolicited
testimonials we have lately received:
Mrs. NJ. g. Hinkly. Col Mississippi St,
indianapolis. Ind. says: Have been n suf-
ferer from the pain and annoyance of Piles
Tor fifteen years. the Pyramid Pile Cure
and Pyramid pills gave me immediate re-
lief and In q short time complete cure.
Major Dean. OF Columbus, O.. says:
wish TO add to the number of certificates
as TO the benefits derived from the Pyra-
mid Pile Cure. ] suffered from piles for
forty years and from itching piles for
twenty years and two boxes of the Pyra-
mid Pile Cure has effectually cured me
Most druggists sell Pyramid Pile Cure OF
1,IIl get IL for YOU II you ask them to. II IS
one dollar per package and Is put up only
by the Pyramid Drug Co.. Albion. Mich.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-07
COUNTY COURT.
Omcial GuiIIotine Deeapitates Several
EmpIOyes-Numerous Penal
ties Abated.

Members of the county court at Inde-
pendence, were besieged yesterday with ap-
plicants wanting penalties abated for nom
payment of taxes. The greater number of
the applicants came from Van Buren town
ship. The rule adopted by the court has
been that the court cannot abate taxes, as
that right lies with the board of equaliza-
ton. Penalties, however, could be abated,
and this desire was granted in a number
of cases yesterday. The court ordered the
county treasurer to pay 5000 over 10 the
bondholders of Van Buren township. and
the interest on the total Indebtedness to
the amount of 81 40
The official guillotine came down thrice
yesterday. Frank McNally, engineer for
the county steam roller, was discharged.
James Lipscomb, watrrhauler, was also
discharged. The court passed an order
discharging the yardman at the Kansas
City court house. whose name was not
given. The decapitation of these men was
due to the little oversight of Judges Chris
man and Marsh when they made up their
slate.
Edward Winstanley, superintendent of
| the court house, who goes by the sobrfquet
of Duke" by reason of drawing a hand
some annuity from his family in England,
appeared before the court and made a
requisition for stepladders, sapolio and
mops The duke" got the order and hur-
ried away.
Judge Marsh finds that since his inau-
guration and the subsequent throwing of
the Populist applicants into the air, of
fetal life is not as pleasant as it might be.
He lays the failure to fulfill his promises
to the Pops to Judge Chrisman, who, he
claims was not indebted TO the Pops for
election. Judge Chrisman's Indifference to
the Populist pie chorus caused him to
weaken, break his promises and appoint
Democrats to office.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-07
BOUGHT BY C. F. HOLMES.
Assets of the Local Branch of the Co.
Iumbus Buggy Company Sold
by the Receivers.

Judge Slower yesterday authorized the re-
ceivers of the Columbus company TO sell
to Conway F. Holmes general superintend-
ent of the Metropolitan Street Railway
Company, the remainder of the assets of
the local branch of the company. Mr..
Holmes had previously purchased as an
investment the greater part of the assets
and he is now in possession of the entire
stock carried by the local branch. He has
in addition bought an extensive new stock
direct from the factory at n total outlay
of nearly $4,000. and. with Mr.. J. S. Taft
as manager will conduct the business. Mr..
Taft was with the Columbus Buggy Com
pany for twenty years. Mr.. Holmes will
not devote any time to the business.
The company, which went into the hands
of receivers several months ago, with LA
bilities of Sl,20O000. has perfected arrange
ments with its creditors whereby it will
probably resume business within the next
two months.