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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-11-17
Snyder County Hunting Party

The >nyder County hunting party
is in the woods west OF MiIroy this
week. The party is i jovial one and
consists OF the following named per-
sons; =. :. Ritter, Curtin Bower
Sox and J. +. Stetler OF Middleburg;
j. VI. Baker and Robert Middles-
warth, OF AdamSburg; Frank Mile,
and George Spade, OF Salem; Frank
Herman, kratzerville; CYRUS Young,
Northumberland; DR.. T. j. Wagen-
seller, Selin>grove, and Frank Fisher
aud George Steflen, OF Shauokin
Dam. NJ. H. Steininger and IL. Fl.
Grimm of this place expect to join
the party the latter part ofthis week.
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Voted Sixty-six Years.

Uncle David Gearhart, whose first
vote was cast for Van Buren, tor
president, was able to 90 to the polls
Tuesday and deposit his ballot, pre-
sumably for jerks, making sixty
six years he has voted the Demo-
cratic ticket. Every vote has been
cast in the same precinct, the one
known as Chester Hill, having pre-
viously been a precinct Of Decatur
township before it was borough
.Phiilipsdasy Journal.
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COURT HOUSE CHIPS
Deeds Entered tor Record.

Isaac {. Swartz and wife to Yost
II. krehS, lot Of ground in Adams
township, containing o perches and
1897 square feet, for Sl2.12.
Mrs. Kate Wendt to Mary Jar
rett, house and lot on Market St.,
on the Isle Of Que, Selinsgrove, for
$40.
j. p. and W. II. Wcndt and
wives to II. $. Meiscr, theundivided
] Of the mill property situate at Mt.
Pleasant Mills, Perry twp, for
$500.
j. p. Wends and wife to same.
the other undivided ! Of the mill
property for s3390.2O.
W. J. II. SpicgeImvcr, attorney
in fact, etc, to Levi Spicgclmyer, ]
OF SO Of u tract OF land in West
Beaver twp, for S40O.
:. :. Rcitz and wife to Franklin
Anderson, lot OF ground in Chapman
twp. containing lO9 pcrches. Con
sidcration 500.
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Cause or the l.. V. Wreck.
Ar Brake on Me Northbo,,ad Train
Refused to Uorh.

hg"sed to WorA.
, - ne cause ~ Sc Of the wreck on the
'v,S" ai'cy iH'Iiroad, which oc-
p ."' '',"y morning near Wilkes
i,'irr. ptIs '''S pc'n explained by John
'''g a,a '"' engineer on the run
away ''''''
IT,. ''A' 'Nu , STORY
uI '",'' |,' 'o''h KohIhng, of
~" "n'.;,., ~ D"4''I' VI. VINO had charge Of
~ ,r";n Nv " '''.' 2o' beyond control
'' ''"'n No. ., said: My train was
order. to ,,,,, ''1S'I ! received
No, : 1. E,;,''; ,"'" .,2' . at -Id'ng
telcoranboJ e.. ,t" stopped ana
70 So. ''' q P''"' 10 pilot me
ders to run the train ,bro,,..t, .t- p'-
place. Usually Irun onI,, .. s. f,, ,.'a,
Nllkes-Barrc. From Fairview 7
came down the bqck track at a GOOD
rate Of speed, =, we wera l,,o LntT
! trouble IN kcrDinU n,, ,,,,,.;, IL
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Interesting Items.
News Told IN Brief Paragraphs 70
Our Readers.
,.l Pointers in Local asd Gen.
.,a, News Ceucersing People MOre
or Less Prominent.

k6o8 EIOuoboCut
Matrimonial business will soon
improve
The leaves on the trees are rapid
ly falling.
The court advertising appears in
this issue.
Now that winter is here look we'll
to your fues.
Church socials will soon be the
next amusement.
The county Jail at this place con-
tains no prisoners.
Teachers Institute opens two
weeks from Monday.
B. +. Herman Kratzervillc was
visiting relatives at this place last
week.
Edgar Custer is registered as a
student of telegraphy, at the Mid
dleburg depot.
Editor l. l.. Herman of the New
Berlin Reporter, was a Middlcburgh
visitor on Monday.
John Erdley of Akron, o., form
erIy of Freeburg, was county seat
visitor on Monday.
John L. Bowersox, the hustling
salesman, was in town over Sunday,
the guest ofhis parents.
Geo. N. Erdley, oneof Penn town
ships residing agriculturalists, was a
Mddleburg visitor recently.
Charles Frain of Akron, Ohio,
was a recent visitor at James Van
Zandts and Prof. Billiards..
DR.. Shiller, the root docter from
Harrisburg, who had been reported
dead, was in town on Tuesday.
Misses Rose Schoch and Amanda
Wittcnmever are the guests of DR.
Barber's at DanviIlc, this week.
Z. II. Maurer, New Berlin, is al-
ways Offering special bargains. Sec
bis special announcement in this is
sue. Il
II. II. Aurand ofTroxclville, one
otAdamstownship's successful farm
ers was a Middleburg visitor last
week.
DR.. C. G. Moyer of Hartleton
one of Union counties most popular
physicians, was o Middleburg visitor
on Monday.
The residence of W. ii. Houtz in
Swineford is receiving Il coat OF
paint at the mastery hands of Aaron
}. Crossgrove.
a new book case has been placed
in the Lutheran church for the new
Sunday School Library. The ebooks
will arrive shortly,
The house and lot of Allen Moy-
er ON West Market st. was sold at
the sheriil's sale last week to Mrs.
Charles Snyder for 5000.
Geo. w. Wagenseller is remodel
ing and repairing the property re-
Gently purchased from the estate of
the late Frederick Walter.
Prof. G. +. Duuklebercer of
Kreamer, one of Middlecreek town
ships successful pedagogues, was a
Middleburg visitor Saturday.
j. S. Bowen and wife of Hum
mels Wharf were in Middleburg On
Saturday. Mrs. Bowen is the only
child of the late Rev. Noah Deabler.
Wilson Winey and wife and b.
II. Custer and wife were called to
Richfeld by the serious illness of
Mr.. Winey and Mrs. Clusters father,
Mrs. Amandus Shambach, who
has so faithfully attended her hus-
band through long siege of ty-
phoid fever, is now sick herself with
the dread disease, Elmer Shambach
Is salso a victim.
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Miss Ella V. Stetler is spending
this week in Sunbury.

1AOWuIu Iolh 10 uoiuS ooiuC pu~
pairing at the county Jail.
John Weiser of Mahontongo was
a Middleburg visitor Saturday.
Hathaway Mertz is engaged at
painting at Lewistown this week.
Senator Edwin NJ. Hummel was
a Middleburg visitor on Sunday.
William Swartz was McA lister
vile visitor Saturday and Sunday.
The October adjourned term of
court was held on Tuesday of this
week.
Miss ida Beaver of Northumber-
land is visiting her parents at this
place.
Judgment exemption notes are al
ways in stock and for sale at this
Office.
The Lutherans of this place cele-
bratcd the Lords supper on Sabbath
morning.
FARM WANTED:-Statc cash and
time price. ANsoN II. RUSSELL,
9-15-3m. Akron, Ohio.
On Saturday the bids for the new
school building will be opened and
the contract awarded.
A good truck wagon will be sold
cheap for cash. Call on w. II.
Houtz, Swinetord, Pa. l1-10-2t
DR.. }. w. Orwig and wife spent
several days visitingat Watsontown:
Williamsport and Milton last week.
The Lutheran Sunday school put
Il library case in the Sunday school
room, which holds over 200 books.
1t is expected to have the new
capitol building at Harrisburg com
plcted about the middlcOf December
if nothing unforeseen occurs to rctarc
the work.
Miss Ella Hart, one OF McAlistcr,
villc's charming young ladies, spcn
several days in Swinclord during th'
week-thc guest OF Miss Nictori;
Burlington.
Frank Ruggles, former Holli
davsburger, was murdered at iIols
ington, Kansas, September 26. He
was shot while attempting to scpar
ate two combatants.
Mrs. L. p. Custer and children
ofPenn township spent part Of las
week with her mother, Mrs. J. c
Hassinger OF this place. MIR. Custer
spent Sunday here.
Miss Lille Comfort and brother
| David of Lewistown, are assisting
Reed Jones in moving. Mrs. Jonc,
has been so unfortunate rs to break
several bones in her hand.
One of our preachers in complain,
ing of hard times said that hcpreach,
ers here are discouraged, especially
because nobody is getting married
and they get no wedding fees.
A pleasant birthday party wa:
given for Harry Grouse on Saturday
evening at the residence of VIM,
Grouse. Quite a pleasant evening
is reported by those in attendance.
W. j. klose of Adamsburg was
appointed by the Court rs Snyder
County's return Judge to the Con
gressional convention of returnJudg-
es which met this week at Lewistown.
The official returns of SNYDER
County were completed in the Court
House last Thursday. C.E. Samp-
sell of Penns Creek and John l.
Zechman of Troxelville did the work.
1
Misses Mamie Mechtley and Esta
Youngman, Of Adamsburg, came to
Middleburg to take in the Three
Bostonians ON Friday evening and
visited friends on Saturday and Sun
day.
The Susquehanna University
Foot Ball Team will play the Get
tysburg College Eleven onSaturday
afternoon, Nov, 10th, at Selinsgrove,
Game called at 5 p. NJ. This is
the last game of the season on the Sc
linsgrove grounds.
- =, - sgssS
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Il
day. Her husband has built up
quite reputation as baker at the
county's metropolis.
Cards of invitation have been re-
ceived at this place to the marriage
ceremony OF Flora Harter of Har-
tleton to DR.. c. G. Moyerof the same
place in the Lutheran church We'd |
nesday, Nov. 23rd. After January
first, their home will be at Lincoln,
Nebraska.
The celebrated Millheim band,
| which has been dormant for some
time, has reorganizcd again, recruit
ling lis ranks bv elccting a number
of members, who in the near future
will be placed under the instruction
ot that celebrated band teacher,
Joseph Fehrer, of Selinsgrove.
/ The latest invention is a musical
clock that can be set so as to play
"1Iomc Sweet Home" at 10 o'clock,
Tramp, Tramp Tramp, the Boys
are Marching" at 1918, and Johnnv
Vet Your "in,' at lo.3O, The
device Is considered valuable on.
by parents who have marrI"geahle
daughters
The new hag stone walk fromJas.
VanZandl'~ residence to the bridge
: has been laid and beautiful railing
, l'a' nee'i p'lt up Ii l. 'h' purpose
oi me council To Use thr N"rPI",
money oar'' year L" MAKE t"at AInd
; "i d walk az NE way across the
'a'S' i"I' VIII make P"'' III
'mpr"Vc'l' IT.
4, We have a,y,pt,Ga few CORES
t pondcnt. at places we hal none.
: We need and desire enc at every
| village in ,hr county where We Lave
none. Write tor particulars. "
, si,t u, in giving Il, the lows. We
are anxiou, To- ggt il .1r publication.
These Of our correspondents vho
nave ~, not 'e"',"''.'E ''" regularly
VIII ""!'-r Us y .''''- ''""'''.'o''
The rditor Of the pu>r aud ai.,
Iaclnowlcdge the receipt Of I'm iuvi-
. la,ion from Mr. arI SIR. William
. >tapleton, Of Lcwi,Jurg, VIA, have
issued invitation, tor the marriage
of their daughter Sue Jeanne. to pr.
Frank Barton BruJaker ot Nii'liu-
j burg, on Thur~day evening. Nov.
: 9TH, Mt Beaver Memorial church.
j \ reception will be held immcliatc-
: ~ after the ceremony 1t Mrs. Huth',
= parlors.
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Congressional Vote.

TIE vote for Congressman in this
district by counties was as follows ::
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stables, Eagle Hotel, in a few weeks.
Our correspondents will oblige by
sending us the news regularly every
week. When your stationcryis ex-
haustsd, let us know, We will send
others.
p. Il. Lenig of Northumberland
was in Middleburg Tuesday of this
week. He is taking orders for en-
larging pictures. Geo. f. Francis
of Shamokin is doing the work for
him.
A Hazlcton newspaper prints the
following unique advertisement: If
John Jones, who twenty years ago
deserted his poor wife and babe, will
return, said babe will lick the stutlin'
gut of him.
| Allen Fuhrman and wife Of Har-
tleton spent several days during the
past week visiting Snyder County
friends. Mr.. Fuhrman seems to
like Snyder County better than Un-
ION County.
A man took u city paper because
he could get more reading matter
than in his county paper, and read
an advertisement OF pocket frees
cape. He sent dollarand III a few
days he received a New Testament.
Two HORSES For SALE.-Two
small black horses, match team,
work single or double, are offered
for sale. For further particulars,
call on or address,
SUSANNA FRY,
ll-lO-3t. MiddlebuFgh, IA,
Reed Jones of Lewistown spent
SUNDAY III ?"'''e'or"' re - n!oN
NY 70 " '''Mia'o~'' ''',9 "''N' A'',,' =
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WIN ''S''' '''"' W. P"'' VIII" ''''
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"'Threc Bostonian," apprlrcd IN
2 tlae III, No''F' i''''>' "'' ! ''"''E evening
1 | ne "',c''''''"'' WIS noe a. H'N' ''
II S''o''',' ''>' p''i'' , ""' ',' '',,y' ~,
'"'l''''c"' was "' " l'T'' o'"''' "'
'ronP Is n'"'' up % Il ''' u more
'''a'' or"'""'! ""'l'E'
The audacious act o, Pittsburg
jury in putting the cost OF Il case on
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Cards otinvitation are out for tn.
+ wedding OF George Hassingcr t
Name, eldest daughter of Calvin
0'e''er' u ms most Important 'oco'
event VIII take pace Il. n:Sh neon
on thursday OF TINS week' Inc
: I'osr extends lis congratulations
PufrsK P,lL democrat carried
: the 17.n congressional district by
23O, majority poIk,s majority in
Sullivan is l05. in Columbia llS3,
aud III Montour iiVo' Ills OPP
ponent' WIN: ii, "oodin' repuo-
hcan' carried observation-disclosures
~ by 9o mairlty'
A smooth easy shave yerree, hair
,ut. or other tonsorial work. is al.
+. ways Obtained Mt Soles' Barber Sbop,
in Wittenmyer's building, opposite
|
The Coconino sun., 1898-02-19
TERRITORIAL NEWS.

Seven persons from Globe were pas sengers on the ill-fated steamer Corona. which was recently wrecked in Alas kan waters.
 William NJ. Griffith, United States marshal for Arizona, has appointed William Potts of Prescott field deputy United States marshall
 w. B. Kelley, junior editor of the Bulletin of Solomonville. will be mar ried on the 22d instant to Miss Ruth Guernsey of that place.
 During the month of January. ls9s, there were shipped from the territory 5,629 head of cattle. During the same period 2,327 head were slaughtered.
 A. J. Halbert died at Tucson on the 18th instant of pneumonia. MT. Hal bert was a pioneer of the Salt River valley and ten years ago was sheriff of Maricopa county.
 The action of the board of supervis. ors in reducing physicians fees for the examination of insane persons from $l2.5O to $1.50. is a move which meets with general approval. al.-Journal-Miner
 The public school fund of Tucson is exhausted and special election for the purpose of voting additional funds will be held on the 26th instant. The schools have run seven months, and it will take $4,OOO to pay the teachers and continue the schools of that place for nine months.
 The three cottages on the opposite side of the street from the residences Of ]. x. Woods and Al Naile, built and owned by Judge Parr, have been com pleted and are now occupied. in fact all houses in process of construction in our city are spoken for before the foun- dation Is completed. and the demand is by no means supplied. Winslow Mail.
The Coconino sun., 1898-02-19
THE COCONINO SUN.

amined before Judge Hicks this morn- ing by Drs. McCandless and Day for insanity. He was adjudged insane and will be taken to the asylum by Sheriff Ruffner.-Journal-Miner.
 Upon information from Marshal Find ley of Tucson officers in San Francisco have arrested A. Valenzuela upon the charge of having entered into con spiracy with the wife of Pierre Chara- lon of Tucson to take Charalon to Klon- dyke and put him out of the way to get possession of his fortune of Sl0O.0OO.
 Mr. Hugo Zeckendorf is something of an inventive genius. One of his latest evolvings is an improved pick handle. The improvement consists of wedge by which the handle is retained in position. One of the advantages offered is the ease by which the handle can be taken out and replaced. It is under- stood that several firms back east have agreed to manufacture on the basis of
 
 royalty.-TucsOn Citizen.
 The WOrkmen are going to lay the cornerstone of their new hall on Feb ruary 22. The ceremonies will he pub lie and the event imposing. The A. o. U. w. hall will, with the exception of the new cathedral. be the largest and most costly building in the city. The laying of the cornerstone will be an event of no little importance and should call out large number of witnesses Tucson Citizen.
 The wool season is here and the sheep camps adjacent to Phoenix are lively. One car of wool was shipped over the Santa Fe this morning to Boston and another car is on the NJ. X P. tracks awaiting shipment to Los Vegas A rough estimate places the number of cars of wool that will be shipped from the valley this season at about fifty. There are now over l50,0O0 head of sheep in the valley, nearly all from the np,,ptiaS -H Hapal1
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-22
COCHIII MINES.
Latest Information Regarding Mining in
the Golden District.

Latest Information Regarding Mining in
the Golden District.
From Bland Herald.
The Palmer and Beleher placer claims
have been transferred to the COchiti Gold
Mining company by c. ". Palmer and
John A. Beleher.
George Ostrander was In during the
week from PeTalts canyon, where he re-
ports his and the claims OF others look
ing fine and lots Of development under
way.
Tbs miners Of PerRlta canyon are now
we'll equipped for doing ~assaying and
testing right on the ground. W. ID. Nc.
Coy has an outfit over there and Is doing
the work.
Work In sinking the main shaft OF the
Albemarle mine was begun during the
week. The ore continues 10 improve In
value and much development work Is un-
der way.
With the center Of the districts mines
booming, and Peralta and Medic Dia
canyons attracting more attention and
development than ever before, the COchiti
district shows every indication OF enjoy.
ing an unusual era OF prosperity this
year. This Ia AZ II should be.
Oliver Springer is now working on the
Occidental, a valuable Medic Dia prop
erty belonging to him and George ".
Huntzinger. This large vein recently
opened up, Is improving with depth and
will be the means OF attracting much at
tention and prospecting In the north end
Of the district this year.
Several owners OF adjoining property
are excited over recent discoveries aud
the increasing richness OF the ore In the
Aunt Betsy, and are turning their full
attention that way. The result will be
that Peralta canyon will witness more
development work this year than ever be-
fore and be brought out as entirely rich
a. any other part Of the Cochiti district,
W. j. Cartan, who has some valuable
Cochiti mines under lease and bond,
writes from Leland, Oregon, that he will
soon be In Bland again. Since Mir. Car
tan left here he has been in Denver, New
York and Boston, where he met with OK
cellent success In his effort 10 interest
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-22

eastern capital In his Cochlti mining
property. His return TO the Coehiti will
lei the early and extensive develop
ment OF some OF the districts leading
mines.
Alex Conrad, one Of the owners OF the
Aunt Betsy. a rich Peralta canyon pro.
perty which h. IL working a force Of men
on, was over during the week. He re-
ports that the work on the Aunt Betsy ia
making good Roadway. The vein has an
average value Of t23 Ia the ton and pos.
sesses a large and highly m~ineralized
quantity Of ore, which pans freely in
gold, there not being a trace OF silver ap.
parent Ia the tests made.
The Cerrillos Register OF last Friday
sAys: "Only the crushsr OF the big Abe.
marie plant OF machinery has been put
In operation. II will be some weeks yet
before the complete reduction Of ore will
be tested by the big mill. Some Of the
machinery is yet to be put in place."
The Register Is mistaken. When that
item was published half OF the Abe
marie mill had been In steady operation
Tor a period OF IA days and has been u
ming steadily ever since, with the exeep-
ton Of Monday last. when IL was stopped
only long enough to put the betting for
the full capacity In place. Monday
night the half that had been running
was again put In operation, and to-.
morrow the entire plant will be treating
ore. The management Is highly pleased
with its success, which is Of the very
best that could be expected.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-22

Mr.. -Ohn Matthias, a well-knOwn stock
dealer OF Pulaski, Ky, says: after suf-
fering for over a week with lux, and my
physician having failed TO relieve me, |
was advised 10 try Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and DlarrhOea Remedy, and have
the pleasure Of stating that the half OF
one bottle cured me-" For sale by all
druggists.
We have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy In u home for many years and
bear cheerful testimony 10 its value as a
medicine which should be- in every fam
lily. In coughs and colds we have found
IL 10 be eticaciOus and In Group and
w%hOOping cough Ia children we deem II
lndispensible.-H. P RITTER, il27 Fair
Tax ave 81, Louis, Mo. For sale by all
druggists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-22
NEW MEXICO NEWSI


From the Optic.
Guy Gatchell Ia slowly improving. but
IL still a very sick young man
The Las Vegas military baud IL having
some new uniforms made and some Of
the old ones renovated, preparatory to
the fall trip to Denver.
j. NJ Tatoya has finished taking the
ensus for school district No T. he
recorded $50 persons Of school age which
IL between Eve and twenty one years.
Mrs G G. Byerhart and little daughter
left for Santa Re. where she will visit
her parents prior 10 going u
Trinidad. where Mr.. Evefhart is EN-
ployed in the freight department Of the
Santa Fe.
Eugenio Basques. the s~heepherder who
was struck by lightning about a week
ago at Pegosa, died Saturday morning
from the effects OF the electric shock.
L.. +. NicOdemus, manager Of the
depot hotel, returned 70 the city Friday.
accompanied by his wife. They had
been visiting In the east the past month.
Mr.. NicOdemus at once resumed man
agemeDt Of the hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. o..
GaercheD, he having acted az manager
In the absence OF Mr.. NicOdemus, left
for Hutchinson, Kas., where Mr.. Gaer-
chen is in the employ OF the Harvey
system.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-22
Revolution In Italy.

The recent bread riots in Italy are be-
lieyed 10 be simply mutterings before
the storm. The trouble IL the people are
oyertaxed. A great psrt Of their earn
ings Is taken by the government. As
times go by the crisis approaches, and
the end IL likely TO be the same a. In the
American revolution. Many men and
women try 10 do too much. They over.
tax their system as governments overtaK
their sublects. Then comes q break.
down. The stomach, kidneys, liver and
nerves are affected. What il required Is
a medicine like HOstetter's Stomach
Bitters 10 restore the strength, and build
up new and healthy tissues. Any drug.
gist will supply IL, and the sufferer will
be sstOnished after taking II TO see how
quickly IL acts.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-22
FoR pELEaATE no OoNaREss


Two years ago the editor Of the Repub-
lican, at the republican convention held
at Las Vegas, suggested the name OF
Thomas A. Finical, OF Albuquerque, for
delegate 10 congress, and had II not been
for the hard work previously done for the
support OF another, Mr.. Binical would
then have been the nominee Of the repub.
liean party for this high position, and he
would have been elected. Now his name
Ia again brought before the public-the
people Of New Mexico having become
acquainted with the worth, integrity and
ability OF the young Albuquerque law
yer, his record as councilman from Ber-
nalillo county standing out bright as the
evening star in contrast with the many
others sent from different parts OF the
territory. so we are not surprised at his
name being brought up and bis receiy-
ing hearty support from his many friends
throughout the territory.
Another name has also been mentioned
for the high positions young man, q
native OF the territory OF New Mexico.
the son OF a noble sire, who several times
represented this territory In the halls OF
congress a young man, Of native blood,
and n Of the FIRST to offer his services