The Skylight kicker., 1897-12-16

ular prices will be charged.
 Judge Milligan's court has been in active running operation for several days. No less than seven men have been placed under arrest for grand larceny, and the Judge has taken up their examinations separately. The names of the parties accused are: J. F. Daggs. Green Howard, Preserve Wheeler, Ward, Chris Jurgenson, Jose Chavez and Ybarro. All the parties have been held to await the action of the grand jury in a $3.OO0 bond each, except Green Howard who has had no examination as yet, and Preserve Wheeler who was released by the Judge. The parties are accused of taking a number of sheep belonging to the Arizona Land and Stock com pany. but as we have not heard all the testimony, in the case we offer no comment either way.
 The lecture on Ben Hur at the Pres by terian church last Friday evening was well attended and thoroughly enjoyed by all. The new light gives a clear distinct picture of ten feet in diameter The next lecture will have for it's subjects '.Artic Exploration, or a year within the Artic Circle" This will be followed by some illustrated story, probably the wild ride of John Gilpin. For full particulars see small bills, and also the postoflice bulletin board on Friday.
 That psgs csal bs ssrcss s{nlly sdssd in ths ssctku b esAsnced by SkssfA6t thatluss spai1ners MchisapAh 2 i1nsssx- bacE psscEsssd fonr hos ito q A, Grecniaw iAss week shat asr1eatsd fifteen hundred and fifty-four pounds i'm weight. One of which weighed four hundred and twenty-six pounds net. There were larger hogs in the lot than the four mentioned. but they were not so fat and was not selected by the butchers.
 By some means some of the 'kids'' about town have obtalned cigarettes, and have been smoking them of late around barns and out houses. It is n l violation of law to sell or give away cigarettes to minors under certain ages, and it is dangerous to property for them to be smoking and using fire about barns. The authorities are on the alert, aud if it is not stopped at once the law will be put in force.
 Street Commissioner. William May flower, made himself solid with the business men on the east end of Aspen avenue this week by laying broad side walk along the north side of said avenue. The office of the SKYLIGHT KICKER can now be reached from any part of the city on an elevated rail- road, or an elevated sidewalk we should have said.
 Postmaster T. J. Coalter, is con- iemplatiug erecting in the near future brick building on the southeast cor ner of Laroux street and Aspen avenue to be used for postoffice. This cor ner is nice location, and will be con yenient for majority of the patrons of the office.
 I Jerry Woodbridge who has made a success in the wool growing business. arrived from New Mexico this morn- ing where he has been looking after his large bands of sheep.
 Molenpah X Mudersbach have the cleanest, incest, most convenient meat market in town. Their meats are all fresh and of the finest. Others have few Stctson hats in stock, but the only full line of Fall styles as yet received here can be seen at the Cash Store.
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