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Mut.o l.nprovelnent q.

Hmttos Texas, December 12.-Hutto con-
tinues TO improve and many mole.n aud
tasty homes have been built In the III
tle CITY allipg the pat year. Just NOW
MIR. William BRUSH Is having built neat
cottage on Moth Main street. und many
ndoa improvements are In lr0gress.
1lhe Methodist church is being prettily
Eapered AM WA lnis week be tho scene
Of t.o Nc ld.nss. the Iirst 20 be "Wednesday
evening, whm Mr.. II am Stephens and
Miss Alice Robinson. 10th of this place.
ni.i be msrr,eI. iol,cwei on THURSDAY BY
Mr., Luke Manliins OF Manshestsr, Tenn,
and Miss Sally Davidson OF Hutto On De-
cember % MIR. Clayton itylander and Miss
ALICE Miller, both OF TINS place, Will be
n ara,ed nj the Baptist ltiroh. More wci-
dings are scheduled TO sucscsd these Turing
thu HOLIDAYS
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DALLAS FAIR.


T,rs and OFFICERS Elected ana
n.r vi exhibition Lengthened.
las Texas, December 10 At the thir-
b ~ annual meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS
,.,'.. iexas State Fair and Dallas Ex-
S,ss. n association today, the following
a .'s were elscted: j. b. Adoue. w.
rsa' NJ L. kaufman. G. A. Quinlan
Z, 'Cnneider. Guy supmter, L. p. Tur-
~. =. cabell W. II. CASTOR. e. NJ
4. u, !, alexander Sanger. John N. simp-
= 7, Trezevant.
|x,. wort of Captain Sydney Smith. Sec
Ia I'd a Va general manager. was submit
III: n W'ee.ors elected the old officers. to-
|oS,ll ;" -, II CASTOR, president; Ben %.
bsfsrv nage PRESIDENT: Sydney smith sec
|ASous I ,1a., general manager. and ]. B.
~. Ta executive was re-elected az foi-
sssi., e. Irrelevant, J. H. Schneider.
IL ssmn,sa sanger: COMMITTEES OF appeals,
soser UPPER q. NJ. kahn and John n.
sShs portant part OF Genera. Manager
.es2l vas the suggestion To
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KILLED HIS pRoTHER.
A Santiago Nurse Claims He Acted in
Self Defence.

New York, December 13--John u. Hayes
who served as Red Gross nurse with the
Second United States infantry under GEN
eial Shafter at Santiago. tonight shot and
killed his brother Edward S. Hayes, pro-
prietor OF hotel at Blocker and Me-
Dougall streets. Apparently no one wit
messed the shooting. According to the
story told by John Hayes His brother ac-
cused him OF appropriating portion of
the proceeds OF the evenings business for
his own use. They had several quarre4s
over this and. according to the murderer,
who lis under arrest. Edward attacked him
with club and ice peck. After nAvil,ss
Ills cheek laid open John Hayes drew a
revolver and shot his brother through the
head. The wounded man fell without a
sound and was dead in moment, the blood
pouring from a hole in his left temple and
dienching the murderer.
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MR.. BLISS SUCCESSOR.
sse Chotce Snfd TO Lie Between Her.
mann ana Davis.

Special Dispatch to The Post,
Washington, December BIT is the
'a0n Oh leading members Of the admins
as''a sun in the city that the vacancy
'sssa Dy The resignation of Secretary of
~ INFERIOR Bliss viii be filled by pro
Rnssa ~ IN this connection the names OF
es1s sr hermann, n commissioner OF the
| bs,r iand office and Assistant secr,e,-
|ss q me Interior Webster Davis, are
mai s ,ssd Beth Officials are per-
,i tr~ a m,enqs of the president and have
~ M ekceiaent service TO the party.
TOT geosls phlcsl reasons II t. ttougbt
|Th,r. las T. chances are the better.
J up,' NJ, = no representation In the cabinet
M vo,a facilsc coast and on account of
n /. NV, ,Su o. Oregon in this recent elections
NM s ,sS highly probable that the presi
rs MN ~ confer the office of secretary OF
n INFERIOR upon Mr. Hermann.
ssS n, paYis. however. has given very val
Az. cam ~ palsn services In many states, for
= we president feels very grateful.
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A Ross Memorial Hail.

Bryan. Texas. December 13.-Miss N.
Stella Shepard, q prominent member Of the
l.. s. Ross chapter, Daughters of the Con-
federacy, is inaugurating a movement 10
erect in this city Ross memorial building
in honor OF die iamented Sui Ross She
had the plans drawn by a Houston archi-
rect, and tho buiiding. though not a large
one. Will be beautiful. She Is very sanguine
OF SUCCESS.
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NEWS BUDGET FROM BRENNAN
TWO WEDDINGS ARE TO TAkr
PLACE TODAY.
Annual Hall OF the Athletic Clnh \.
to he Given ON the Evening
of December 70.

brenham, Texas. December l3.--Thero
VIII be two weddings in this CITY tonor-
row the contracting parties In each event
being we'll known and pop,llsr ressdsn,s
sa Frenham, although one of them has for
some time been located at someryille.
where he Is in business.
! a. a o'clock a. m. at St. Peters Episcc-
pal church. Mr.. Edwin Perry Carrot, and
Miss Hettie Wilkins VIII be united in mar.
rage. me church will be BEAUTIFULLY dec
| GRATED for the event. the friends Of tbe
briie spending all day at the edifice be.n.
LIVING It for the affair. There were NO
eaIus OUT the popularity OF the contracting
parties Will draw many friends to wit,,ass
1 the affair. " '."
MI. Garrett has business interests at
somerville and will make his home IL tbaf
piace TO which town they Will 20 imme-
diately after the ceremony The bride ii
pne daughter OF w. G. Wilkins of this city,
ana the groom is son of Hon. C, @. Gar
rett, one of the judges OF the court of civil
appeals ait Galveston
AZ O'Clock In the afternoon tomorrow
ut the same church Hon. Edwin PAXTON
curry and Mss Hetty Harrison will be
united in marriage. The groom is one
Vi uhe pest known and most popular citi-
!. W,
oeen for some time county Judge, His
bride Is the daughter of Mr.. H. K Harri-
son. cashier of the First National bank.
Both OF the above weddings will have
Tor the ofclant Rev. Henry ID. AYES OF
Houston. rector Of Christ church
ANNUAL BALL
At meeting OF the BRENNAN Athletic
club held last might it was decided that
the annual ball of the organization be held
ON the evening of December IS. num-
Der Of new members were admitted. and to-
day President Will Lisk announced the
following committees:
On arrangements-W. Fl. Abbott. c. H,
Carlisle. Charles L. Wilkins. T. A. Hol.
land, Hugh Lusk, Ed. Healey. Mrs L. z.
HARRISON, Mrs. Hugh Lusk, Miss Ruby
Gardner Miss Mollie White Harrison Miss
Edna Ross.
On floor-Dan C. Williams. U1rich Lang
hammer. j. G. Fisher. C. G. Bolts, james
Hays Quarles. Lee Curry.
On receDtion-,WiM Lusk, Mr. and Mrs.
J. b. York Mr.. and Mrs. L. z. Harrison,
Miss Hetty Harrison. Miss Bertha Becker,
Hon. p. p. Curry and Charles b. Gillespie.
The members Of the club expect to make
the event one OF the most ENJOYABLE ever |
given in this city. There will be no invi- |
tations issued as the intervening is very |
short. and it wouli be impossible to have |
the elegant invitations prepared, and there |
fore there will be none. The members Of |
the Cub have invited number of ladies |
and gentlemen from either towns in the |,
State and Ii 3 expected the event will be |
we'll attended
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-Four ButIdipx. at Pari..

Paris. Texas. December 13.--Four build.
ings in the colored quarter of the city on
North jefferson street were destroyed by
firs tonight. including the stores Of Jack
Wynn and l.. Burrell the residence Of
Charley Williams and Bud Gray and the
". -. f. hall The colared school house
and Baptist church were slightly damaged
LOSS. $500.
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Tn. L.te n. N. Callins.

Denton. Texas. December l2--R. NJ. Col
Inns. who died 1t San Antonio Saturday, was
an old and prominent resident Of this place
and bad many friends among the early
settlers Of Denton county. Colonel Collins
was aiso well known among the newspaper
fraternity Of Texas he for many years
having been editor a papers here and at
Decatur. where &c was living ut the time
Of hb death. He wss also ~ author Of
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COTTON UNIoADED.

Some of the Washington county cotton
which has been held four. FIVE and six
years for higher prices. was unloaded yes
terday Some Of this cotton was mentioned
in The Post recently as having been in
Zulcher's warehouse for years. being held
since the market was at cents. Monday
a rise was noted, as much as ga cents
being paid in Brennan ana about 200 bales
of the old stock were turned loose.
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|ECOND EDITION--6:OO am

lengthen the time Of the fair ana cx,.,.
sition to twenty three DAYS instead Of Wv !.
teen. as heretofore. This sugrss,ion Sys !
also adopted The fair next year viii cpcn
General Manager smith's financial re-
a , showed receipts for his year's fair.
in ately S26, 900. p.o.''s app'VN- :
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Two Fires in Temple.

Temple Texas. December 12--There were
two fires In Temple today. A dwelling
house owned by William Taylor and ocou-
pied by John Culpepper was destroyed.
Cause. defective flue. Insurance on house
1900 In Commercial Union; ON furniture
5000 In Lanca,hirA
The Club. occupied and owned by Mabel
Watson. and a vacant house ia the rear
were burned. Bad flue the cause. Loss
about $1,000; no insurance.
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crficla. el5s, IS ullapool, 5o7o; So Caxo. ASST:
% chcronca, 6SOO, So Ropton, 3i02; rs And0nls
100. 80 Whitehall. 1887 So Nordfarer. lut1
Total, 81. 1856
Fe n sohlinent-ss Fisshlield. tS6o: y rnoe-
Crcfeld, $500; 81 Cromwell 1910. rs Cayo Lar
10. 2lSi s. Glantiyy. ga; s. Penarth. sts.
Total, 25,33G. s
For New York Mallory line. 4ls0: Lona
Stai line, 1000. Total. $780, 3
~ tai on shiphoasd, lC2587. s
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cnlton Fnctor, rroporItion.

Wiaxahachie, Texas, December 13.--
Mayor Du Bose and L. c. Todd. 70 mbsrs
o. the cotton factory comEsitlss, are her..
They arrived yesterday. They were rent
East To exhinnle into the matter Of cot on
factories and Misunderstanding cloth. pley
will make favorable report At oDce. l'asy
STAGE that cotton In South Carolins, Gsor-
gi2 and North Carolina are Paying az
ldiyldends. They VIII urge the latest
met ods in cotton cloth manufacturing.
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toclxllai~ uuarantines sameron.

Rockdaie, Texas. December 13.--Owlng
to Increase OF smallpox n Cameron, rslnc-
tantiy and with regrst, this municipality
put on strict quarantine yesterday and
all approaches from thai ana other inject
ed cit les are closely guarded. The health
OF Rockdale 10 date Is good, but tia pr0x-
Unity OF smallpox has made many peepse
IeryOus,
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Shooting Near Crockett.
(Special Dispatch TO The Post. |

Crockett. Texas. December l3--In G,f-
iiculty yesterday, five miles east OF this
city CsGlis Robbins was shot and danger
ously wounded. O. w Newberny came in
today and surrendered Particulars are
net learned,
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Threc-story Boarding HOnse Wn~
Burned Mt Dallas.

Dallas, Texas. December 13-The Dell
mont hotel, 127 Ross avenue, was de-
stioyed by fire this evening. The build
ing Was a large three-saory frame struc-
ture. owned by Captain C. M. Wheat. LOSS,
$4,000; insurance, $4,000. Mrs Richard
Roy. manager OF the hotel. lost practically
all her furniture, valued at $4,000; insured
for $1,000. The house was largely patron
lied by working people and they lest
nearly everything and are realiy the wo 81
sufferers. The fire started from an open
graio In one Of the rooms.
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sercoufse among the old settlers OF Hell
county and preserve her history and IRA
lions. Taey will have an annual re-
s ai al which time these old people in
u,sscussng the past viii again live through
nrivatsous and heroic aess that opcne5 nm
this country for settlement.
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church Caught Fire.

Commerce. Texas. December 11.-ThIs
morning about 1870 O'Clock while services
were being Conducted In the Medhoiist
church the building caught fire on TOP II
the roof. II caught from tho flue. but was
extingtIshed before doing much damage.
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Mexia, Texas. December 1.-THE resi-
dsnce occupied by the family OF Abb Mills
was burned, together with all household
building was owned by w. A. tanning.
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A POPULAR MISTAKE
Hegarding Remeaies for DynpeDste
and Indigestion.

anu Au4b8GStSOWs szfq
The National disease OF Amer!caas =
indigestion or ID IT. chronic form, Dr.
pepAia, aud for the very reasu1 that II y
80 common many people neglecs tec.ne.
prostr Lse-tnl-Ds w. rtlat 4.s-y ev-.a.tt9f
trihing stomach trouble, when ~ : matter
OF fact, ind.gestion lays ths foundettea r.
may iacui40ie ...s-,-ss.s s. 80 v J. ~ 'stt1
vigorous, healthy stomach WI ~! : M
tim to contumptiotA Many ksdnsy dassasee
s rom I poor disson; i'm assysss 800 pss.
arc really = bscAus their ate9&eAA 49,
out oe gear; wpaEy. lsaClbA esdol ~ W1q>
men owe thsir eaeeiflpa = 1900 AZ.
digset3nn. Z &
Wheu nsAsiy svssy pessca - Nls9e -
afflicted with wxak dlgesao1 y l. - 4gEt3 Z
inedkaue a he narkst ele.un n z :
eurs To- 6y1p<Vei4 ~ ypN ~ q f14{& b
olhes troubIes, vhSn u fact - ~
tes nays, thoge but onp DoEA11 111)7 q
cure uhloh y perftcGy ~ ~ q
and mogeoysr ~ senfdx y & u ~ ~ Fl
lnsdictce. ~ Y y . ~ ri X y "a
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OIa s~ttler. Of BeIl County.

Temple. Texas. December IA number
Of the old settlers Of Bell county have or
ganixed an Old Settlers' association COM
posed Of persons Of good character who
Nyeu In Hell county previous 70 January !,
1850. IN object y % promas secld ".
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Kosye. Texas, December IA small sa-
loon Just outside the city limits burned
yesterday. LES 5000: no Insurance.. Koss.
Is q prohibition town and this saloon had
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sofpe note, having written. several years
ago. book entitled ssTnwritfen pnses Of
the History OF the Civil War; witch nt-
tanned corsiderabls circulation. The In
torment took place this afternoon at De-
catur.
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Terrell. Texas. Deoember 1.-THE resi-
dence Of C. Y. Harris came nAar being
destroyed by fro last ntsht. the damage
dore TO furniture and house was $500; Cow
cred by insurAnceL
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GALVESTON sToCK
COTTON ON GiiIPDoARp,

cI g. t,i[Ds;sS:' !. ci HI y. s;|8j :
isss;' Z. Isi;.i' s;;;;' !:
q !; 800; n !; ';'''ji'l !
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Petition In pnplSruutcy.

Austin. Texas. December 13.--F. w.
Otipka OF BRENNAN filed a petition in
bankruptcy in the Federal court today.
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Caiiweil. Texas. December IA house
near town belonging to wiisy Connor was
destroyed by fire last night. Lnss. about
SIZE: no Insurance..
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.uAIVDsr

GALVESTON COTTON RECEtPTs.
BY g., g. and .. y, 6ii5 bales; L and Y.
Mss. g. La r, and H., SCI; barge it olive. ":
schooner While. o. Total, 2c.7S5.
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MARIxr iNrELLraExCn.
Port Of Galveston. December -.
ARRIvED.

81 Atlantic, 0croi,uich. from 0recuock.
! Sch Sarah c. Ropes, Kregor, from Phliadei-
phia. 49,
Sch George A. McFaddon. wallace. from
Newport News.
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Sc Holmfleld, townsend, for Hamburg Via
Newport News
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CA0Eo - 8 -.
Ban =. ~ KIM yea In N11r ~
Wynn 3z4zsz>s1
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CLEAREp.


SIS Miami. Mcdonald. for New York via
Havana,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-25
DIsrRIOT OoURT NEWS.

Gonzales Gets Change Of Venue-Demur.
rer In water Case Overruled.
W b. Chllders this morning finished
the arguments In favor Of the demurrer
OF the Mats company In the Injunction
suit OF the city aud board Of education
When the arguments were concluded
Judge Crumpacker oYerruled the de
mufrer.
The contention OF the board Of eduea.
tiOn and the city In this case Ia that by
the contract OF the city with the Water
company the city IL entitled 10 l2,0O0,OOO
gallons Of water year for city purposes,
10 be used as the city may direct In con.
sideratiOn Of the city paying 5000 a
year for the use OF one hundred hydraDts
they also maintained that the schools
and the board OF education are subordi-
nate to the city government and there
fore the water used 10 supply the schools
ia for city purposes.
The attorneys for the Water company
cOntended, ON the other hand, that the
city schools are separate institution
aud independent OF the city government,
and therefore the water used in the
schools Is not for city purposes.
In the case OF the territory w. Manuel
d. Gonzales and his sou. Fidel, for mur.
der, change Of venue was granted this
morning tO Santa Fe county. The pros
ecutiOn submitted no aiildayits aud the
venue was granted on stipulation. The
next term OF court In Santa Fe county
will be held the second Monday In June.
Bob Lee, colored, was convicted Of lar
ceny from the person yesterday after
noon. On account OF the illness OF his
attorney, Judge HeacOck. he has not been
sentenced yet.
Juan Rodriguez and Felipe Gurule, in
dicted for running gambling without a
license, did not appear In court this
morning when their cases were called
aud judgment was taken against their
bondsmen, @. A. 6rande and b. Toti, for
$500.
The case against 0stOlio Bambini
charged with selling hQuor without q
license, which was 10 have been tried to-
day, was passed over until Tomorrow
owing to the illness OF Judge Heacock
the attorney for the defendant.
Carmen A. Cacciayilliani was tried
this morning on charge OF permitting
gambling without license at the NeE
Chicago saloon. District Attorney Fini-
cal prosecuted the case and Judge
Adams defended. The case was given u
the jury shortly before noon and YER
diet Of guilty was rendered this after
noon
There is no criminal case being tried
this afternoon. The case against Charles
X. Hearst for forgery will come up for
trial TO morrow.
The sale made by James De France, AZ
executor Of the estate Of j. Q. Wills, de-
ceased. OF lot II, block % Of the New
Mexico TOwnsite eompany's addition "a
Kate NJ. Garden for 81 800, was approved
by the court 10 day. The sale was made
In pursuance OF an order made by the
court last January,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-25
SPANISH TOHPEDo FLoTILLA.

some Anxiety In Naval Circles Regarding
Their bIect.
Key West, March 25.-lt was not until
to-day that news OF the dep irture OF the
Spanish flotilla from the Canary Islands
became known among the naval officers
here. II created intense feeling. especi
ally among officers Of the torpedo boats
in this hafbOr. One Of the most pTOmi-
nent said to-day: "If the United States
allows the Spanish boats 10 get 10 Porto
Rico Il will be- the biggest mistake ever
made. Only two torpedo boats In our
navy would have any chance OF getting
away from the Spanish torpedo boat de
strOyers. The Iowa, New York and
Indiana, lying out there six miles oil
land would practically he at the mercy OF
a dozen Spanish torpedo boats, which
could Tun over from Porto Rico in q
short time should war be- declared. We
have no protected harbOrs here and we
have not single torpedo destroyer. and
unless fleet powerful enough 10 be
proof against these torpedo boats IL
quickly concentrated In these waters. or
unless the Spanish flDtilla IL warned 10
keep farther away, | should judge II
would be better to take every United
States warship as far away a. possible
from this menacing force which Spain
intends 10 concentrate within such CON
venient distance a. Porto Ric0."
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A Dellsh,fui social.


The social given at Mrs. Genter's yes
terday afternoon by the auxiliary Of the
W0man's Home Missionary society. was q
decided success, About ifty people gath.
ered In the pleasant parlOrs TO listen TO
an interesting program. Little Miss
sackett delighted her hearers with 70.
citation, showing much ability. Mrs.
Edwards paper ON "rhe Dark Spots Of
Onr Country" carried the audience on an
imaginary journey through our mission
telds. The duets by Mines Dunlap and
Fancher, as we'll as the solo by Mrs. Dun.
lap. were greatly enjoyed. Mrs. DOane
gave a talk on deaeOness work from per.
sonal observation. While refreshments
we're being prepared Prof. Ward, an elO-
eutiOnist Of rare ability, delighted all
with recitstiOns. After ell were through
with luncheon Miss Bartlett arranged
the party 10 suit her kodak. The results
will be sold 10 enrich the treasury OF the
society.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-25
MAINE REPORT
RECEIVED TO-DAY !
Document Now in the Hands of
President Mckinley.
ACTIVE PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.

Washington, March 25. - Lieutenant
Commander Mark this morning deliy
cred TO Secretary Long the report OF the
Maine court OF inquiry.
The report OF the Maine court Of In.
quiry is in the hands of President Nc
kinley. IL was delivered this morning
by Lieutenant Commander Mark, judge
advocate OF the court OF inquiry W oecre-
tary Long, aud by the latter taken TO the
White House and handed 10 the pIesi.
dent. Mark accompanied Loug TO the
White House
The Maine report was carefully read In
the presence Of all the members OF the
cabinet, and q general discussion fol
lowed. Lieut. Commander uaTix, In an
swer TO queries. explained some matters
not fully covered by the report. No state
m6nt will be made by any cabinet officer
a. 10 the contents OF the report until IL Il
transmitted 10 congress next Monday.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-25

Dr. W. T. Shepard, one OF the principal
physicians connected with the Shepard
treatment for lung diseasea will arrive
from Denver 10 night, and will assume
charge Of the medical department OF the
local Office on his arrival. DR.. Shepard
was resident Of this city some few
years ago, aud Is therefore not a stranger
20 the people OF Albuquerque. who will
join The CITIZEN In welcoming his re
turn.
EugeniO YrlsaTri, the popular deputy
assessor, returned 10 the city late yesteT-
day afternoon, from tour OF all the val.
ley precincts, including Bland, in the
COchitis. AT Bland, he states that five
new business houses had been opened
the past month, and that the new tele-
graph and telephone lines from this city
and Santa Fe, into the district, will be In
operation In a few days.
j. B. Mayo. the Golden miner, is al
5turges' European, Mr.. Mayo Is the gen
eral manager Of the Old Reliable Mining
company, recently organized for the pur
pose OF thoroughly developing the old
Cullen mines. Mr.. Mayo Is here on bust
ness. and will remain over until To-
morrow night, when he will return tC
Golden.
DIR. j. NJ. Shields, who was here In at
tendance on the sessions Of the Pfesby
teTy OF the Rio Grande division OF Il {
Presbyterian church, and who was also a
witness In the Murray Va Block land
contest. returned 10 his home and duties
at the Jemez hot springs last night.
Hon. A. A. Jones, the Las Vegas mem
ber Of the board OF regents OF the AgTi
cultural college, who was at Las Cruces
attending a meeting OF the board anC
then went on 10 HI PasO on legal mat
ters, came In from ths south last nigh
and continued on to Las Vegas.
The carpenters have completed theil
work on the new ArmijO house block anC
the painters are now at work on thu
building
Ranch eggs. SAN JOSE MARKET.