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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-09-29

You invite disappointment when you ex
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are pleasant, easy, thorough little pills.
They cure constipation and sick headache
just Is sure Is you take them. j. II
Wbipple, Manchester. Centre; A. II. Pet
tibone. Manchester, Depot.
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ready ~ .rs~w iof Ey psfB 10 sbs eoa
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What Better Time 10 Breed
Than NOW2

Have yon noticed the Stallion Gen kevis2 II
not call III Irving W. Hurds Manchester Centre.
sired by the great Sable Wilkes. q -, dam by
lie Grlnde with two year old trial OF z "a I
Bred BY Vim. Corbe u OF san Msiso, Cal,
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WANTED. - A competent girl Tor general
w housework in family OF Two. Apply t~
or address,
Mn, A. G. REED,
Sept. nth, 95. Manchester, Vt.
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WANTED. - Old aud historical cups and
w plates, Communicate with
ANTIQUE
i54w IS West Aysuus, korwalE, Conn.
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ghf Wanrbrsifr Journal

THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER ~. isss
DIX. sIn0xDs. Essisr and Prspris:af
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T IBEL FOR DIVORCE.
JOHN ELLIOTT.

- sTArg or VRRa,sT, Bennington County. "a
Bennington County Court, December Term, 1885,
HARIETT NJ. ELLIOTT
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-04

tropfen dlf feline ytppen, ettt tranpfs
bates 8eben ging iiber feline @effd1t
unb bic Derserrten 3age er bate fi9
be5Dungen.
rSt Dir aud meme 8eeleituns itn=
ongene6me" fragte er eifig.
m8erseib' mir. ertpiberte fis. .9ieb
mir Seinen Mrm. - Wir molten nod
5auIe eeben.-S6 CLAUDE, i9 fisbere."
or nabm fsinen Mantel ab unb
bling i'm Inn i6re S9ultern.
limb 10 gineen lie i9neigsnb nebens
einanbsr bur9 bic WteIen, an bem
Sriebbof unb ben f9par5sn GppreHsn
Der Wittets porbsi, Biz lie bas riidpGr=
ttss partpf0rt9en erreidt bdtten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-04

n,yIs ordus. Ntr fdbren
beute ms Sipoli. Sente nur-Snte(
Goraro it b."
Grir, Den fIeinen Woltbsr duf benz
Qrnle, erT6itn IN Der Su1ertbur.
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nGarte, 3rir. Sd m06te iebt gar
nift8, dGs aQsin iein."
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ser"
man fonte benz SerI petroleum in
feline Mul3oarren i6itten. Sd ipette,
odb OH msbr @riiBe i'm fleinen Singer
haTf, uls er in ieinem S6doel."
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MAIDEN iie's au2 10. Wus MIDI BE-
trifft, 10 Iprefe i6 mid freili6 lieber
aus, tpenn mir etrpus poiIirt lit. 8eb'
mein Surge, eeb' MIR uno oann pteoer
!Ropf Gerabe unb frif6 in bic Welt ges
Ichdut. Dieter d~ufqe6ldIene 9onbonz
ritter ion ms ben Sag ni6t Dcroers
BEN"
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ten uro bort perrie9elte sr letIe Die
Shiir. Sin pdar Setunosn fpGter idB
er 1don por benz nit Sinte uno Sarben
befledIten Sonnenbol3tii3e, auf benz
feline 8iider luQen, aber eS odusrtc nod
lance. she sr enbli6 gu i9rei6sn be-
qunn. 9dbei lpar er lei4enbldB uno
feline Sunb 5~itterte befti9 uno dls er
bann iertia mar, IGo6 er oas 8ldtt
iueq, Iein &opf Iant uuf Die 5ti4platte
uro feline Singer 9rueen iif tranpt'
hdft in has ounfle 0adr.
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mar an Sdrnp Matthids 9ert4tet uno
loutete. pie folQt:
uMein Gie6es fiiBes DiGbden!
yDenn On mid beute ni4t trifflt,
luirIt Ou lpobI naHie1en uno oleles
8latt in unIerem @erited finosn. IS
ion Dir 2eberpo6l fdgen - oer5etb,
mir, o6cr i6 fann nictt anbers. rs
lit mir beute ettpos fiirfterlih tldr sss
nprner - unb oan5 tldr crit, uls es
in nisfer Sttmmun9 nie Elm Rduih
itber midi fam, in benz ih Did in
meif1e Nrine retber, NIT Dir flteNr,
DID in's 8erberben %itiir5sn fpolte.
Siebit 8u, 10 bin i6, ods ftedt in mir!
oSh rpor Elm drtnielt9er S4rpdhl't1g,
Ger ndh nihts traftete, dls mad BEN
@snii7en bes 2ebens. Niemdno bat
bos Ihled1te 9lut ge6Gnoi9t, dles mar
nur 8ift UNI mid 6erum, ober iest tit
es mir tlor 9etporoen unb t6 min
riGt msbr, i6 min ntGt mehr. Sd
oerfe ouss ab, i6 esbe in Die Welt
= nit meinen 0onoen uno meinem
.opf, i6 tperoe drb:iten, big t9 5uz
fdmmenbrefe, i1 rperDe mid 10 einz
niiblen in meme 4rbeit, Dab tein an
perer 9eounfe in meir Sirn ION, i6
rerbe pieleiht untsrliegen, d6er i'd
bis gum lebtsn 9lutss
i, uno fe6en, OF es
O9li2 lit. iid ous Sebcn
a..e III erpbsrn, bur6 Nrbeit
ebe lpo6l, meine Giebs quite
G ino mimi 0ein Mort 5uriiG.
Wenn OH mir a6er Define 2ie6e be-
pabrIt, Damn fonlme ih pisQeldt cof
zines Cages als Siegcr 5uriid, als Elm
Mdnn uno vi ptrit mein, eenn i'd,
ih oe60re Dir ouf eptg.
8or bret sSa9ren gins mein 8ruoer
fort, nm ous 0liid gu iu6en, uno i'd.
i6 laTe mein Slid 5urit. 0esbalt
oeh' i'd auA p6ne Nbi9teo, benin tf
Fiir9te mid, i9 fiir6te mid Dor mil
iel6it. Meinem Batter i6reibe i9 NOD
Gin puar .3eilsr = 0 piel, Gls id1 lbn1
1dreiben fann, p9ne i6m peb 81 tPnn
- unb bonn psrluFe i9 bas 9aus.
8 Nannp - tpenn Din mir bod erbals
ten bleibft = unb i9 pieoertomme.
Mber i6 babe Dir Oein @ort SurldT
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-04
81. siteI limo bIGtterts nnrin.

bic Sitel unb bIGtterte BARN.
p9u lieft po6I alt9 piel2" b:gdHn
te bauu nod elmer Wsile pieber.
46er Cora f9ittslte ben 9ppt.
rOerurtiqes Rt6t," erpiosrts lie ber=
d6tli9.
Iun IG9.lt. bas alte Srdulein,
rOus tlinat fat ME cine 2ettion.
5aft Ou cine 10 serinss Meinung bon
Romanen2"
.als Wdb6sn perf4lang i9 lie 81
0ussnben. aber psnn ih ieBt On bag
ldppii6e 3eus suriidoenfe -
~Du urtbeilft ie6r ungere4t," un<
ter6rod f. l1Irite. n9u bait ebsn
pubrfdsinIi@ ni6t bic reftsn 9iiter
IN Die 3dnb betpmmen."
Sh lels Iieber ntFsni9dftl;4e
hnt au9 Den 9crtfi,(.
:" fDrtdlen lawn
r-eha5E<
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-04

8GAletn un..-
0riin, Die 8lumen, uno ues uu- -.
einem mdr9enbaften Slang ii6ereoiz
len. unb nun mari er itb auf oie@roe
bin ME Elm Srunfener uno preBte bas
gliibenbe 9eiiGt in bas tbaufeufte
8ras. 9as finitere Bib Der Gntidz
eunq. beg Samples mar fort uno nur
Surnp lebte in Inn serdDe 10, nis er
lie oamals auf Der Sreppe tr6lidt
bate: nit Der Glutb goloener Sadre,
hen peiBen Nrmen uno Der dufDanen=
Sic on iein Ser5 rsiben
Nnnn fterben -
S--n
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-04

S"rtfties SrInbs. rSa=
Ben Sic fhon eeh0rt, Der 3ohlmann
purbe aus rem Club Der 8esetariansr
duseefGlpF:n! 500 @drum benn94
rGr 6dt TN gu ousgeipro3cnes
@hdfgeefi9t. auBerbem hot er @ur=
fteifirgsr rnb md9t INNER 10 getpiht
S6reinsGroeln!"
Slid BEL 5rduer. Dem
W2iiler, ter!en 9. If ftui' feline sfpeite
ssrou pseeelaufer Wsibsr6af1er:
So. tGt n fob lGaf..ss Slid Eel
Srauer!!1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-04

2tiie boo f AZ -.e 2,4 p
ftdrfer uno ifdrfer un6 ;. 13a~ II
rotbeten Iia. YI0bli9 ubsr ipruns IL
nit elmer 9eftigteit, tpie lie i6rem Wez
fen gors fremb mar, BON Stuble duf,
bic RGberei fie1 gu Goben, elm 9lutsz
tropfen quol1 uus ibrem Singer. limb
pbne bor1ltf gu uhter. elite lie 81 benz
Since unb fiiBte es 10 [eibenibuftli9.
oob es ertraGte uno 5u i4reien unfin9.
Nun beforn Tie fib urb fang ihm in
5Grtli9 erregtem Zone pieoer fetn
mieoenlieoden or. Sa tunen orduz
A-itte nG1er uro bic Sbire
- es mar
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Did ntT1 -
.ipp. limb tpenu

.ipp. limb tpenn
flopF NIT. bumit bus &inb
Jridt."
S6iir idloB ith pi.oer uno He
1hr 2isb6er peiter.
s6ilipp okr eine ni6t bic Sreppe
nab, fonbern binauf, I'm auf benz
Dadbobsr ZEN Brief an 5dnnp 5u rerz
itefen.
ltnb born crit oerl;eB er pds 5aus
- fir INNER 80.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-04

,,s,, urtpUrten Bid in benz fat
nod tnabenhafter 9eii9t. Or d6tete
ni6t barauf uro eing erbIih ri4t
me1r treu5 uno quer, ionoern in elmer
gang beitimmten &idturg neiter. So
fam er in bic 9ruupsn9uTe urb BIER
lab er fpGbeno 6inauf, ebs er ieinen
Weg fortIebte. Den 5borfp.g betrdt
er nur ~aerno unb oann Ituno er fin
unb 6prhte. Niemono NOR ouf Der
Sreppe unb unbsu9tet errei6te er bic
piterli4e Wohnung. 9isr ft0pfte er
nod - nnnr Setunbsr Ioud Nt6em
e "1hn- e5frdm
6ff
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-04
gamuR SRram.
GOlnan bon Gmil Sc 6fau.
G. 6ortfebuno.l

9a idob IS ibm pl0bGi9 iieoenbbeib
tlaD benz Sppfe uno elm nuRberfumer
Hout9 umftng i'm. sic piiroe ia eez
nib fetnen @ugen6lid 50gsrn = nit
:" HE 8aLt 81 geben = nod b:ute,
Ras lag bdz
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-04

eeseben - bergtB ods ntpt. uHo
frenn i9 Did berli.ren fDIIte. TO pirb
es eer.6t fem. benn i'd bo9te on
Elm Wei6, ebe i9 nod elm Maun mar.
2ebepobl, meir fiebes. iiBes Mdbs
den, unb tpenn 0u fii6Ien fannff, pie
mir lit, oanr nirft Du mir gut bleiz
Ben! Dtin 9bilipp."
WGbrenbbsHen FAB Srir i'm mobn=
simmer unb fang ben tletnen Waltber
i'm @9ldf. Qls ii9 feline 4ugen enbs
lid 9.i9lohen botten, leste lie Jpn in
- @'tt6en, nabm Elm. arbeit uno
~-rter. aber es eine
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-04

SdfDe 5lfIril,..-
unm0gli3, psiter 81 9eben, euv..-
h~fligelte F9 ieir S6ritt uno er lief
mehr als er ging. NIs er bic Stnht
errei6t bate. mn- p
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-04

4. gGWithrGr 6ttteu iUje bos eei6Iooer on T=t~.
s~FNuQitdr't1. Uuusur,plr itut.u MIN. lS s~s'
but uni Eui cus7sfnhrt
lsrt fur 9iaNn'
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CO r,Gra2-uf Sd Sl2,lcgne. grE'sfurg:a
II ulr3. rsr>sH 4uf; @F Hin 5I irtr lit.r 2
~ xu Srs;}er q" 4:iHat'- /
"a 4corgsgaTI
ENESssE E7sssSSYS FE-aN
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Ohm k4BpCH

9roatfr,bt. s1t,.baI6. Rrorp's eraucrci,
1oHH, IN
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-04

Snn..
eieersr Gehonr,. gt
tun9 oebeH - nd5m ne -.
Der 9Groe sir Suno urb bldttcrte u
rim.
SUITE Romane ino ebenIo psrtEooli
ME Ri: 4rbsitsn b:r 5orf9er uno YIN
fer" iagte fte. npis1eidt Io9ar nert4z
boiler. Wtr l.rnen aus thnen zen
Weni4en fennen unb Der IpirfliGc
Sidter siest uns ben S6leisr bon
Sinaen, bic benz 8e!:brten ni6t SUI
-S~nlih finb. SonoerbarerpeiIe ipil
H'nommen Iein mic DC
~nh r4jt
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-02-07
LAS VEGAS NOTES.

The Ludemann Wool Co. shipped foul
cars of wool on Saturday.
JAS. S. Duncan is at home again from
st. Louis and eastern points.
Lewis Lutz shipped II cars of cattle
to Lakin, Kas., on Saturday.
Miss Claude Albright, of Albuquerque
will sing at Duncan opera house tomor
row night.
The Optic understands that Is or Il
houses will be built in the spring in diff
ferent parts Of the city.
Frank b. Mills, the talented hall
brother Of Colonel I. h. Mills, Of this
city, died suddenly at Denver on Friday
aged ~ years.
The 3-year old child Of Epimenio Va
leria died on Friday evening of measles.
The funeral occurred yesterday after.
noon at the San Jose cemetery.
Jose Trujillo, the 11-year old son OF
Flor Trujillo. of Aqua Zarca, died re-
Gently of measles. The remains were
buried at the San Jose cemetery on
Saturday afternoon.
The San Miguel National bank is hav-
ing the foundations laid for two addi-
tional large vaults. Business is over
crowding the banks accommodations.
The deaths of five children are report.
ed to have occurred in the old town
yesterday, all from the same disease
measles. The disease Is quite an cpl.
demic here and of serious type.
It Is stated that a person. who recently
lost son in this city and took his re.
mains east for burial, tried to get away
without paying board, doctor or under.
taker, though having 5000 IN straight
cash on hand, says the Examiner.
The Optic understands that some ont
named Smith, a confidence man wanted
in Albuquerque to the extent Of q, ZOO
was captured by Pierce Murphy in one
of the saloons of this city. The facts Of
the case the paper has not been able tt
run down owing to the indisposition oi
the leg reporter.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-02-07
FIRE AT ATLANTIC CITY.
Half Block Of Buildings Went Up in
Smoke Origin Of Fire a Mystery.

Atlantic City,.N. j., Feb. THE fire.
which originated in the Academy OF
Music this morning, destroyed a half
block of buildings and entailcd loss of
about $65, 900. The origin of the fire is
still mystery.
Officer Robinson discovered smoke is
suing from under the board walk in
front of the Academy of Music A gen
eral alarm was sent in, but before the
engines arrived the Academy of Music
was enveloped in flames. The fire
spread rapidly to Lapre's confcction-
ary store and then communicated to the
rearof the Bryn Mawr hotel. The flames
quickly spread to adjoining buildings.
The heaviest losers are: Academy of
Music, 1000, insurance small: Laprc's
confectionery store, $1,000; Bryn Mawr
hotel, $4,000. The Academy of Music
was destroyed by fire once before. name
w. in 1S93
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-02-07
ALBUQUERQUE NOTES.

Frank de Thoma. who has so ably
handled the editorial columns of FL Nj
evo Mundo for several months past, ha,
resigned his position with the paper.
Charles Plkey. one of the locators O.
the Washington mine in the Colder
Cochiti, who has been down II
the Yaqui gold country, returned tt
Albuquerque on Saturday evening.
! In case No. 1926, Bruna Montoya de
Martinez VS.. Jose Juan Montoya y Mar
tinez, for divorce, final decree of di
the two minor children given to the
plaintiff.
The United States grand and petit
juries for the Third judicial district
consisting of Bernalillo and Valencia
| counties, were drawn on Saturday fol
the federal court which will meet in this
city on March :. The county grand
and petit iuries for the District court
were also drawn on Saturday.
DR.. A. L. Mahatfey, the physician and
surgeon at the government Indian
school, says that he vaccinated $50 In
dian pupils, and that the virus took on
all but three. He also reports the health
of the scholars first-class, and no serious
illness of any kind among them.
Emiliano SandOval, of Cabczon. and
Miss Teresa Gonzales. of this city. were
united in marriage at the church of I'M
maculate Conception, at . O'Clock this
morning. The contracting parties are
members of two of the best and most in
Ann n1 20 ,,f nl Mn y,
and the wedding was brilliant affair.
II. II. Tilton. city crculator of the
Citizen. left Oh Saturday to attend the
grand lodge of Odd Fellows of Texas.
which conycnes at Fort Worth. Tex. on
Monday next. Mr.. Tilton is the official
instructor of the grand lodge and aid-de
camp to the grand sire. He will be alb
sent until the latter part of next week.
In the District court an order and
Judgment was made in the case of Ellen
Lockhart ct al. VS.. the First National
bank of Albuquerque, striking out the
motion of the intcrvcners, A. {. Emery.
Q. G. Emery and Louis Emery, and or
dcring the defendant to pay to the clerk
of the court $1O4.74, said amount being
the amount claimed by the plaintiff, and
directing the clerk to pay the same to
the plaintiff.
Frank Gilmore, whose leg was ampu-
tated just above the ankle by DR.. Fran
els Crosson three weeks ago, was able to
be upon the street for the first time yes
terday This operation, which was
made necessary by an aggravated case
of tuberculosis of the ankle joint has
proved remarkably successful. and Mr..
Gilmores many friends are glad to see
him in better health than he has ever
before enjoyed in albuquerque.
Alfred Grunsfeld. Of the wholesale
dry goods firm of Grunsfeld Bros, is
back from New York and other eastern
cities, where he has been purchasing n
large spring and summer stock. He re-
ports eastern weather as seeming cX-
tremely rough and disagreeable to one
accustomed to the balmy air and ever
lasting sunshine Of New Mexico. Mrs.
Grunsfed and the children, however,
determined to brave the cold, and were
loft at Chicago, where they are visiting
relatives and friends. says the Demo-
crat
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-02-07
THE LATTIMER TRIAL.
Sensational Outbreak Between Attorneys
Rebuked by Court Newspaper Mis-
representations Denounced

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Feb. 7.-Hundreds
of persons, anxious to hear what action
Judge Woodward would take in refer
ence to the sensational outbreak, on
Saturday, between Attorneys German
and Lenahah, opposing counsel in the
Lattimer shooting case. thrOnged the
court room today.
Judge Woodward spoke Of the Incl
dent, saying that, after he left the
bench and before the court adjourned.
an alteration had arisen between two
of the lawyers engaged in the trial,
which the court did not fully hear nor
realize until 1t was seen In the news
papers.
Had we heard,' said the Judge,
'swhat was said, we should have dealt
with the lawyers in summary manner
as the affair deserved
Then caTe severe denunciation of the
sensational issues of certain newspapers
in endeavoring, as the court said. to
prevent justice by exaggeration of the
facts and incidents of the trial. He
said that If these astounding falsehOods
and Misrepresentation continue, repre-.
Fsentatives of the papers will find the
door of the court closed to them.
Unimportant testimony was taken.
just before the noon adjournment, the
court accepted bail for all of the accused
deputies and the sheriff in the amount
of 81, 900 In each case, making $42, 900 in
all. Bail was furnished by the Phila.
delphia Surety company.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-02-07
FOR SALE BY
n. 3. CARTWRIGHT & BRO.

tance of one of the best and richest
veins of gold quartz in the Cochit dis
trict.
The frames and Sheeting of the Van
Allen. Shaw and Trmble buildings are
up and inside finishing is all that is now
needed to make model store buildings of
two of them and perfectly arranged
stable of the last named.
The Exchange hotel. owned and well
conducted by Mrs. T. H. Benson, is en-
joying a surfeit of prosperity. Every
room in the house is at present occupied,
and the large number of guests daily tax
the accommodations Of the well set
table.
McSsrS. Wilson and Bruce are making
good headway with their 200-foot con-
tract in the lower level of the Crown
Point mine. 1t is the intention of the
gentlemen who have this valuable prop
rrty under lease and bond to push ex-
tensive development upon their return
to Bland from Denver.
Thomas +. Abbott is stopping ont some
fine ore from the main vein of the Little
Molic mine at the lower level. This ore
is for shipment to the Ccrrillos smclter
and al present Mr.. Abbott has ont about
40 tons of it. His intention is to con
meet the lower level with the south
shaft for the purpose of furnishing per-
feet ventilation and STOPPING ground.
The Bland end of the Albemarle road
is now open to the passage of wagons.
and the completion of this important
work opens up as perfect piece of,
mountain road as is to be found any
where. from the Albemarle mine into
the very heart of Bland.
Leonard Skinner, the well known saw
mill man of Chilli, and F. S. White
were in camp during the week, Mr.
skinner being here to arrange for the
saving of lumber for the mill and other
buildings at the Albemarle mine.
The new boarding house at the Albe-
marie mine, which Henry FLETCHER is
preparing to build, will be 16x52 feet in
size. there being two-stories, the lower
floor to be used as dining room and
kitchen and the upper floor to accommo-
date 35 dodgers. Mr.. Fletcher is now
feeding 80 boarders and setting an ey-
cellent and satisfactory table at the AL
bemarle. ~
A petition for the7retention of Mrs. E.
A. Philpot as postmistress of Bland has
been unanimously signed by the bust
nessmen and others OF the Cochiti dis
trict and sent to the fourth assistant
postmaster-gencral at Washington.
During the past two years Mrs. Philpot
has given entire satisfaction as post
mistress of Bland, and it is hoped by all
that she will not be removed.
Work at the Albemarle mine progress
es in the most satisfactory manner pos
sible pending the arrival of the big l95-
ton steel mill now in course of constrnc-
tion by Gillett & Herzogg, of Milwaukee,
Wis. The contractors in the main Shaft
of the mine mentioned are making good
headway. Excavations for the mill and
other buildings is employing large forces
of men and the buildings going up are
nearing completion.
William Sayer, for whom Joseph Rout-
ledge is producing 200, 900 feet of lumber
at his sawmill near Allerton, and which
is being rapidly disposed of to builders
in Bland and at the Albemarle, made
business trip to Albuquerque recently.
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MARKET REPORT.

New York, Feb. 7.-Money on call
easy, III q peK cent; prime mer-
camille paper,5 q 4; silver, 561a; lead,
$3.45.
Chicago. - Cattle, receipts, 1880;
steady, to 1Oc lower; beeves, 1886 "a
$5.4 cows and heifers, $2.10 @ $40;
Texas steers, $3.50 a $4.30; stockers
and feeders, $3.50 q $40. Sheep,
receipts, $4,000, strong; native sheep,
So. 90 "a $4.65; westerns, $3.50 "a $4.35;
lambs, $4. a $5.85.
Kansas City.-Cattle, receipts, 5000;
best grades, steady, others, slow; Texas
steers, $3.50 q 81. 80: Texas cows, ~. 70
q 81. 40; native steers, $3.50 q $500;
native cows and heifers, S1.70 q "a. 10;
stockers and feeders, $3.50 q $4.s5
bulls, $2.75 q $4.OO Sheep receipts
5000; market, firm; lambs, $4.75 a SIS. so
muttons, 1925 q $4.60.
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Appointment Of Clerk Third District.
Special to the New Mexican.

Silver City, Feb. Judge Frank W.
Parker announced today, that he had
decided to appoint James P. Mitchell, of
Hllsboro, Sierra county, clerk of the
court of the Third judicial district, vice
w. b. Walton, resigned, as soon as Mr..
Mitchell could take the office. the latter
now being postmaster at Hillsboro. and
having rendered his resignation as such.
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FLYING CHICAGO SPECIALS.
Remarkable Time Over the Union Pacific
from Denver to Council Bluffs
Fast Runs on Santa Fe and
Burlington.

Missouri Valley, Ia., Feb. THE Chi
cago special, the new fast train from
Denver over the Union Pacific, Denver &
Gulf and Chicago 4 Northwestern rail
roads, reached Omaha at Z o'clock this
morning, on time. The train ran 562
miles from Denver to Omaha in lax
hours, allowing for one hoAr's difference
s {, n ~ .6rts ts1ssmlles out of Julesburg
over tie sUni6H Fs63Gc were run in 80
minutes and this running time was
equalled, If not eXcelled, on other parts
of the road.
At Council Bluffs, the train passed to
the tracks of the Chicago & Northwest
ern and was boarded there by a party of
Northwestern officials.
Boone. Ia., Feb. 7.-Thc Union Pa
cific and Northwestern Chicago special,
from Denver, reached R0one, the North
western division headquarters, at 11:30,
three minutes ahead of time. A large
party of Iowa newspaper representa-
tives are on board.
Remarkable Run on Santa Fe.
Topeka, Kas, Feb. What is re-
garded at q remarkably fast run for a
western road was made by the Santa Fe
east bound limited yesterday. The
train left La Junta, Colo, at $50 a. M,
five hours late, and arrived at Dodge
City, Kas., at 1887, making 20115 miles
at the average rate of 53.12 miles an
hour.
Burlington Flyer Reaches Chicago.
A al
Times from Chicago says: The first Chi
cago special on the Burlington route
pulled into Chicago today on time to the
tick of second, having averaged 3S
miles per hour and that without any ap-
parent effort. At most of the stations
on the western division, the train came
in from three to six minutes ahead of
time.