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The Forrest City times., 1898-07-01

Buy Croquct Sets at the Newsstand,
,, Vaughan has the finest line Of Wall
hoa aa.9ignan, the paper hanger. has
oeautiful samples. On South side.
,, 20 70 Trlce & Altman's for Hines,
rufe Plckling Vinegar-35c Der gallon.
The Graham residence and Becker
ton. s oonp'e-
Flags and Badges-just what Won
want Tor the Fourth of July at the
Newsstand. ~ '"e
John NJ. Nichols has been appointed
agent for the Waters Pierce Oil Co.
at this place. W.
1ou may buy patriotic Badge at
.he Newsstand. A nice assortment
just received.
~ small stock of Fireworks at the
Newsstand at cost to close out. Only
Few pieces left.
The Third Quarterley conference of
the Methodist church is To be held Inv
Dr. Dye, Monday, July IL.
Rev. W. s. Crutcher. of Plano. Tex
preached two interesting and helpful
sermons at the Methodist church last
Sunday.
A bran new Refrigerator-only been
used three months-cost $40. will be
s snld Tor SD spot cash. Enquire at
For fresh Vegetables. received every
day, go to w. T. Sanders Unto. Date
Grocery. Everything at bottom fig
ures for cash.
TO 10 Trice & Altman for fresh home.
made Cakes, Ice Cream. Candies. Soda
water and Mckinney's st. Louis Bread
fresh every day.
Special services for the old people at
the Methodist church Sunday morning.
july 3. 1t Is hoped that all the old
people Will make an effort to attend.
* nice assortment of Flags. suitable
Tor all patriotic decorations has lust
been received at the Newsstand. Prices
range from Zoe. per dozen to soc. each.
Miss Winnie Davis Stevens, the s.
year-old daughter of r. S. Stevens.
went to Memphis, Friday. with her
aunt, Mrs. White. The latter visited
here for week and was highly pleased
with our city.
W. L. Williams, tax collector of st.
Francis county, was in Little Rock
| last week and made his settlement
with the state. His receipt was marked
No. l, as was also his receipt for liquor
license last January.
The Forrest City times., 1898-07-01

Prof. j. b. Williams went to Little
Rock Tuesday to attend the State
Teachers association.
The Quorum court finally met Tues
day, and transacted such business as
they had before them.
Shap Horne. of Memphis, was in the
city over Sunday visiting relatives and
friends aud TO see his family.
Schmidt. the tailor. has moved into
the old lizard house. presumably to
make room for the postoflice.
Material is being put on the ground,
and actual work has begun on u. L.
McCrary's 2-story brick store house.
All sorts of Plain, Fancy and Mixed
Drinks. Cigars. etc. at Il. &. Folbre Il
Co.'S, where you are invited TO trade.
Chas. II. Sanders arrived in the city
sunday from Chicago. where he has
been for several weeks as agent Of the
St. Francis county potato growers.
Messrs. Bell. Nash. Fitzpatrick and
Stern, went Ia Little Rock, Monday
night to attend the Republican state
convention which convened Tuesday.
THE TINES has the largest cireula-
tion OF any paper In the county. Ad-
vertisers should make note of this. If
they wish to reach the largest number
of people.
For strong nerves. good digestion,
and cheerful spirits, take Prickly Ash
Bittefs. 1t purifies the blood and regn-
lates the whole system. Sold by j. III.
Dunavant * Co.
Enter the store of w. L. Sanders and
| there you will find neatly kept stock
of all kinds of staple and fancy gro
ceries. Satisfaction guaranteed as TO
quality and prices.
| Skin eruptions will quickly disap-
| rear following the use OF Prickly Ash
Bitters. Jtpurilies the blood, strength
ems digestion and regulates the bowels.
Sold by j. II. Dunayant " Co.
The options in life insurance policies
written by Geo. Z. Taylor X Co. are
the most numerous and liberal tn [ ?
had in the market. and the guaranteed
cash and paid up values the largest.
Rev. L. j. Williams conducted SER
vice at the Episcopal church Sunday.
and was pleasant caller at this office
Tuesday. He went to Brinkley yes
terday, where lie will celebrate divine
service next Sabbath.
II have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in my family for years and al.
ways with good results" saws Mr. w.
B. Cooper. of Ell Rio, Cal. For small
children we find it especially effective. y
For sale by all druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1898-07-01

Mrs. w. =. Mason, of Memphis, is
visiting relatives and friends in the
city. She was accompanied over by
w. F., who returned Monday morning.
Mrs. L. III. Belser went to Covington
Tenn, Saturday, To visit old friends at
her former home. She had the pleas
ure to hear Bishop Galloway preach
two OF his characteristic sermons while
there.
Tuesday night a party of young
folks ''stormedn the hospitable man
Fanny Haskins was equal to the occa-
SION and met the "stormerS' in zeal
old Virginia fashion.
Is your liver tired? does it fail to do
it's duty? If so, don't fail to call for
help. A few doses of Ierbine may
save you spell of sickness. Herbine
is the only perfect liver incidence. 1t
cures chills aud fever. roc. at ID. G..
Webb's.
Mr. and Mrs.'J B. Nicely. of Little
Rock, and Mrs. w. III. Henchen. of st.
Louis. are the guests of their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S, Durborow. The
entire party, accompanied by Mrs.
Mary Shade, will leave for St. Louis,
Sunday.
Capt. and Mrs. J. w. Wynne and
son. Jesse. IF Memphis. passed through
our city w ednesday afternoon, on an
extended tour through Texas. and
probably Mexico. A number of friends
met them at the depot with wishes for
a pleasant tour.
is Your child puny, peeked and peev
ish? Does it fret aud cry without
seeming causeY' Does it have convul-
sionsy II so, 1t has worms, and
Whites Cream Vermifuge will safely
expel them and restore its health. 25c.
ut Webb's Drug store.
Billiards. Horehound Syrup is not q
mixture OF stomach destroying drugs,
but is scientifically prepared remedy
that cures coughs and colds, and all
threat and lung troubles. Its action
is quick. prompt and positive. % and
50c.. at ID. G. webb's Drug store.
t. Folbre & Co.. of the Magnolia
saloon. believe la honest values and
unttufuitN tVuttfnt5s tcathrIt. Hcucc
for your money thef draw nothing but
high test goods. Try either the .. II.
e.. -. Yanuisee. cr Rose brands of
Liquors and you will drink no other.
The recently elected Bishop Co.. d-
iufnr II Arkansas. Rev. William Mont
gomrrv Brown. of Ohio. will be IN the
rity ~ q hold service at the Episcopal
.t.uT..l. Sunday nfoitf Iule f0sh af Tia.
invited and IL Is hoped he viii be given
a good Soaring.
The Forrest City times., 1898-07-01

| DR.. John and NJ. W. lizard visited
Wynne Tuesday.
II. w. Lewis is sojourning in Hot
Springs for his health.
Misses Alice and Norma Rollwage
went to Chautauqua Wednesday.
Mrs. G. G. Moore and baby, Kate
are visiting relatives and friends at
Palestine.
The hydrant water is now free from
| the strong taste of iron and is very fine
and palatable.
Mrs. NJ. w. Prewett and children. of
| Helena. are visiting relatives and
friends in the city.
Mrs. V. V. Mann and daughters
went to Tennessee Tuesday, where
they will spend the Summer.
There should be system in the ring
ing of the fire alarm. aud something to
| indicate the location of fire.
NJ. V. Hancock has rented the Judge
Scott residence and will remove his
family to this city very shortly.
There will be several fishfrys Mon
day. In fact we think most of our
citizens have planned to 60 fishing.
w. Il. Wall and wife, of st. Louis.
the former representing the Simmons
Hardware Co.. are in the city to-day.
Ike Mallory now has the coolest
Beer in town. lie has new outfit for
keeping Beer cool-just like Luher-
man.
The best medicine you can take is
that which builds solid foundation
for health in pure, rich blood-E GOD $
Sarsaparilla.
Miss Linnie Crutcher, of Plano,
Texas. and Mr.. Phillip Crutchar. OF
Pine Bluff, arrived IN the city Friday
on visit to DIR. VIM. Crutcher and
wife.
Can't. J. III. Avery. of Hot Springs.
arrived in the city Yesterday ON short
visit to relatives and numerous friends.
and was an admifing visitor at the
Court house.
Cashier Sanders received and dis
tributed n lot of war revenue stamps
Yesterday. All checks. drafts. etc.
etc. must bear 2-cent revenue stamp
and be cancelled by the drawee or Gus
toner.
CAsToRrA.
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The Forrest City times., 1898-07-01

A fresh carload of Corn and Timothy
Hay has just been received at Stevens
Bros.
All business. vii! be practically sns-
pended on the Glorious Fourth, which
Is next Monday.
Monday is the day we celebrate. Go
To the Newsstand and get flag and II
package of Dewey bombshells.
Mrs. ). II. Trap, jr.. and the baby
returned yesterday from Alabama,
where they had been to visit relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Vacaro and son,
OF Brlnkley, came over Sunday after
noon for short visit with relatives
and friends.
John c. Lynch. of near Haynes. was
a business visitor in town yesterday,
and Will please accept our thanks for
substantial favors.
But two couple were shared in the
matrimonial moose the past week-C.
NJ. Stokes and Malinda Southall and
L. a. Balus and Ida Almond.
THE TIMES has disposed of its en-.
tire extra edition of last weeks paper.
This causes us Ia feel that our efforts
to give all the news are appreciated.
Billiards. Snow Liniment will cure
lame back. sord throat. wounds.
sprains, bruises cuts. old sores. Ladies,
IT will cure your backache. Sold by d.
q. Webb.
j. l.. Davis and wife left Tuesday
evening for Maiden. Mo-. where Mr..
Davis has accepted position with
Levi Mercantile Co, and has resigned
his position with Becker & Lewis.
The Forrest City times., 1898-07-01

II have used Chamberlain Cough
Remedy in my family for years aud al
ways with good results" SAYS Mr.. w.
B. Cooper. of Ell Rio, Cal. For small
children we find it especially effective. -
For sale by all druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-20
Recent Property Transfers.

Leon II. Nance and wife to Christopher
sellman, conside Iteration, $225.0 conveys
lots 8 and 7, block 2, Pablo Baca addition.
Marcus Solano and wife to saturino Pin
ard, consideration, $75; conveys lands.
Alexander Grzslacbowski and wife to
Jose Albino Baca, consideration, 50, 900
conveys lands.
David H. Salazar and wife to francisco
A. Manganares, consideration, SIS; convey
lots in East Las Vegas.
David H. Salazar and wife to Francisco
A. Manzanares, IT,, consideration, SIS; con
veys lands. gs
David II. SaIazar aud wife to Francisco
A. Manzanares, consideration, S.; conveys
lands.
David HI. Salazar and wife to Francisco
A.. Manzanares, consideration, s.; conveys
lands.
Alexander Grzelachowski and wife &c
Jose Aibiuo Baca, consideration, 81; con
veys lands.
Henry L.. Waldo to F. A. Manzansres,
jr., consideration, 81; conveys lands.
Henry L. Waldo to #. A. Manzanares,
jr., consideration, 81; conveys lands.
Luis Romero to Aniceto Baca, consider
alton, 81; conveys lands.
Adolph Teitlebaum to Pablo Baca, con-
sideration, 81 conveps lots 10, II, block ?,
Pablo Baca addition.
Cornelia G. de Baca and sons to Anicstc
Baca, consideration, 81, 600; conveys lands.
Alexander Grzelachowsk and wife &c
Henry L.. Waldo, consideration, $1,000;
conveys lands.
Alexander G-zelachowski and wife to
Henry l.. Waldo, consideration, 81; CON
vavs landa
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-20
FROM SANTA Fn.
Knox Gives up-to-Date Pointers From the
Territorial Capital.


SANTA FEE, January 10.-Transnctions 10
| the courts continue TO absorb public inter-
est here at the capital. Chief Justice
Smith Is presiding at the trial Of Esta-
quilio Padilla, charged with having been
one of the many that put Faustin Ortiz out
Of the way In April, 1890. Ortiz was not a
good man by any means, but he knew a
whole lot about local political.matters, and
1t is said, threatened to peach after no had
quit the democratic party and Joined the
republicans. Anyway his body was
found buried in a candy arroyo, near
town, thirty days after his disappearance.
However, the witnesses against Padilla
are not OF high repute and 1t Is very ques-
tionable whether Or not the Territory will
be able to make out a case. Attorney
Crist is prosecuting; o. A. Larazolo, of
Las Vegas, and Geo. p. Money appear
for tho defense.
The U. 8. grand jury is still wrestling
with the legislative bribery cases. Pedro
Pereasand Geo. Curry we're the last wit
nesses examined. Solicitor General Fall
has not yet been summoned. but he may
be-and there are others. u. s. Attorney
Childers appears to be really in earnest in
this matter.
The Territorial board Of equalization has
finally closed its session. 1t raissd the
Denver & Gulf road valuation $50, 900; in
creased the Durango branch of the d. &
r. g. $500 per mile, and also raised the
valuation on cattle and sheep The
Southern Pacific valuation was reduced,
that it to say in 1897, its valuation was
81, 900 for main line and $4,000 for side
tracks and switches, while in 1893 1t will
pay taxes on q valuation of $500
! per mile for main here and $1,000 for sid
lings and switches. But the hardest dig
was given the Pullman people. That cor
poration has a special law in force whereby
, it pays only about 1928 taxes per annum
but in the acts of 1917 there is a provision
when requires the board of equalization
to fix values, for taxable property, lin.
Guiding palace and sleeping cars" Under
this provision the board fixed the valua-
ton of Pullman and other sleeping cars at
"a, 900 each and Pullman and other tourist
cars at 81 200 each. Therefore, perhaps,
the Pullman outfit will hereafter pay a
little more than $12S annually in the way
of taxes.
j. d. O'Brien, Of Cerrillos, is here to-
day and will make al effort to have re-
instated on the docket those suits which
Mr.. Catroa dismissed. The suits are in.
stltuted to try the title to- certain San
Pedro mining claims to determine whether
the O'Briens and Catron have the best
right to them as placer claims as against
the lode locations filed by the Santa Fe
copper company. 1t is reported that there
has been perjury somewhere in these
cases and the U. s. grand jury is looking
into the matter. U. s. Marshal Foraker
came up this morning from the south end
OF the county and brought q dozen wit
nesses who are supposed to know some
thing about the affair. KNOX.
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The Princes in the Tower.


There is now On exhibition at Max
Brooks store, East Las Vegas, a painting
to which THE OPTIc would call the atten-
tion Of all the ladies OF Las Vegas. 1t is
from the brush\of Prof. A. f. Smith, a Las
Vegas artist, who by its production has
lone honor to himself and Las Vegas, and
has proven himself to be an artist of grea
merit and a citizen that the city can be
well proud Of.
"Ths Princes in the Towers is the latest
OF Prof. Smiths efforts, the subjects OF the
painting are taken from shakespeare
noted Richard III. The painting depicts
a staircase landing, in the world. known
London tower, where so many noble souls,
among them the beautiful and accom-
plished Mary Queen OF Scots, met
death by order of Elizabeth
at the head Of the stairs appear two fair
haired beautiful boys, who stand as though
suddenly awakened from sleep from q bed
Of straw near by. No doubt the rude
entrances of the executioners, whom, the
gold of Richard III had bought to smother
them, had conveyed to the little lads a
warning Of what they might soon expect.
and with extended hands and deep blue
eyes and angelic faces upturned to
heaven, they ask with prayerful lips the
Father above to show them the pity that
an uncle would not.
This magnificent painting is 4sx6s inchas,
enclosed 10 a massive gilded frame. The
Catholic bezar management have decided
that this grand painting should go to the
most popular lady in San Miguel county.
Itls a prize that any lady might fee proud
OF. TIM OPTIC win be pleased to receive
the names OF candidates, Who will get
u
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-20
roR CUBAN RELIEF.

EXECUTIVE OrFior,

EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
SANTA FE, N. M. january sGh, 1898. !
WHEREAS, A request has b Gu made by
the central Cuban relief committee in'a
telegram just received, which isas fol.
lows:
Central Cuban relief committee, ap-
pointed by President Mckinley, urges
upon your excellency the immediate
formation Of efficient committees for the
collection Of funds, food, clothing and
medicine in your Territory, for Cuban
starving people, to be transmitted by this
committee to Consul General Lee, Havana
May we depend upon your hearty Co
operation Wire nnswer.n
In compliance with the above request,
and by virtue OF the authority In me
vested, /, Miguel A.. .Otero, governor OF
the Territory Of New Mexico, do this day
appoint the following ladies and gentle
men as a Territorial Cuban relief COM
mittee:
Mrs. jefferson Reynolds, of San Miguel
county.
Mrs Geo. W. Harrison, Of BernaliIlc
county.
Mrs. T. D. Burns, Of Rio Arrita codnty,
Mrs. Grant Rivenburg, Of Santa Fe
county.
Mrs. Max Luna, OF Valencia county.
Mr.. Pedro Perea, Of Bernelillo county.
u 80 ctocRhg VI LuO1 tUuttys
Mr.. francisco D~elgado, of Santa Fs
county.
Mr.. e. l.. Browne, of Socorro county.
Mr.. JOE. Sheridan, OF Grant county. q
DR.. I. b. Hart, Of Colfax county.
For the purpose Of calling the FIRST meet.
Ing to perfect an organization, I appoint
Hon. Pedro Perea as Temporary chairman
and request that he will call the said
meeting at as early a date as possible. sc
that additional county committees may bt
appointed by the Territorial commi tee
All communications pertaining to the
duties of this committee should be ad.
dressed to Hon, StsI hen =. Barton, New
York, N. Y.
Zone at the executive office this, the Stf
day Of January, A. u. 1898.
Witness my hand and the great seal o.
the Territory of New Mexico.
MIGUEL A. OTERO,
Governor Of the Territory OF New Mex
leo.
By the Governor:
GEo. III. WALLACE,
Secretary OF New Mexico.
DR.. A. Z. MoKELLAR, Dentist. 2o1 {
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-20

@. s. Wallace has returned from Denver.
#. NJ. Jones took No. l for the south, to.
day.
Capt. 4. W. carrArd has gone 10 GalIinas
Springs.
Jas. B. Duncan went over to Santa Fe,
this afternoon.
Mary L. Davis arrived at noon from
J. L. Laub has gone to Rowe and other
southern points.
Miss Amy Eck and sister, came In from
the OFT ranch, to-day.
Uncle Charley Leavet has been in, to-
day, from Liebschner's ranch.
w. o. Wieland and J.. @. Wild, bicy Gle
agents, have in the city to-day.
jose Dario Guterres and his brother
Leon, left for their home at Ulgin.
DR.. e. e. Beeman, a guest OF the Depot
hotel, is the man Of pepsin gum fame.
W. e. Payne, superintendent OF the
Postal telegraph company, is in the city.
John Mann, foreman for the Western
Union came in on No. II, this afternoon.
Cesario Marques is in the city to attend
the Chavez Romero wedding, this evening.
A. M. Adler and wife and Jules Daniel
came in from Wagon Mound, this after
noon.
q. J. Rapd and two others, pass cd
through from Springer, for Nogales
Arizona.
Lazario Chavez, uncle Of the groom Q
this evenings wedding, is in the city with
his three daughters.
I. A Dcering, who represents the big
Shilling house, Of San Francisco, has beer
interviewing his customers to-day.
Cbas. B. Kehrman will leave for st
Louis in the morning. He states tibet he il
now closing the most successful trip he
has madessin thirteen years as a CONNER
cial traveller.
f. w. Hanson, Chicago, John Sargent,
Jas. Cuthbert, VIM. Archer, Topeka; Bur
Allison, Hutchinson, KS, A. Apfelbaum
Louisville KY, e. Abraham, Cincinnati
are guests of the Depot Hotel.
Arch Casper, Pueblo; Indalacio Sena
Sena Chas. B. Kehrman, st. Louis; T. q
Gleason, Chicago G. Fl. Lennard, Denver
Max =. Friedman, st. Louis; G. e. Drury
st. Louis, are guests Of the Plaza hotel.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-20
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all concerned
that, chapter 30 Of the laws sof the Terri
storisl assembly Of 1897, imposes a license
tax upon all persons, firms, or corporations
doirg business Within the Territory of
New Mexico, SIS follows: Peddlers on foot
or travelling with animals; dealers il
merchandise ether than liquors. whose
annual sales exceed s., 900; real estate or
collection agents, livery and feed stables.
Keepers OF hotels, restaurants or inns
where food or lodging is provided to
travellers for pay, and whose receipts ex-
coed VI LOCO pawn brokers, all owners Of
stage lines; all persons or owners who
have under control or ageme any
building or premises used for public
amusement or entertainments. ANY aud
all persons doing business within tbe
county Of San Miguel und r any of the
occupations or %avocations hbove mem
toned, who have failed to comply with
the requirements of the law in sucn cases.
are hereby warned that, unless they pro-
coed TO apply for the license tax imposed
upon them by law on or before tn 29sh of
the current month, their names will be
placed in the hands Of the district attorney
to be dealt with according to law, without
further notice.
ADELAIDE GONZALES, County Assessor.
62-6t San Miguel county.
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%RUMBLlNGs.

Fireman Middlestate has one to house
keeping.
Jim McCoach went south, to take the
agency as San Marcial.
Wm. Archer, superintendent of bridges
and buildings for the Santa Fs, arrived
to-day.
Bert Stanard, who had been employed
in the roundhouse at La Junta, has quit the
service of the company.
Three new engines for the White Oaks
road, from the Baldwin locomotive works
at Philadelphia, are expected. at once.
Frank Williams, the son of M. R., and
the chief clerk OF the roadmaster al
Trinidad, came home on a visit, today.
Superintendent Dyer's private car, NJ,
1856, is receiving its finishing touches in tbs
shops at La Junta, and will be ready fol
service'in a few days. j.,
E. W.kGrant,the locating engineer Of the
Santa Fe, will office in the same building
with Roadmester Elliott, until the nev
depot shall have been erseted.a Il. /
J.v. Key and w. A. Kinnear, from New
ton, Kansas, are in the city. They are
engineers appointed for the new depot and
grounds. They will probably be in tbs
city for five or six monthsafAF
The Erie HIS its roll OF honor completed
and it shows that Wm. White, a passenger
brakeman, has been the longest in the SER
vice of the road, he having entered the
employ OF the company 10 1854. Asa Smith
has been with the road thirty seven years
William Flynn, the section boss for the
Santa Fe-PaciGc at blackberry, is suffer-
ing from a stroke Of paralysis. His right
side is entirely paraly zsd and he is In o
very critical condition. He is being
treated by DR.. J. R. Haynes, Of Albuquer-
que.
The Missouri Pacific railway company
has posted a bulletin In the general Office,
notifying the employees hat the officials
will regard the fact that If an employee,
while on duty, is seen about a place where
intoxicants are sold, as sufficient grounds
for his dismissal.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-20

Pete Roth, in boring a new well, has
come upon three distinct strata, in which
the water and mud are strongly impreg-
mated with coal oil. The first was at a
depth OF 100 feet; the second, 210 feet, and
the third, 800 feet. The oil is plainly pres
ent to both taste and smell. 1t will be just
like Pete's luck. to strike a flowing oil well,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-20

Invitations ave been issued, by Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugenio Romero and Mr.. aid Mrs.
George Chavez, for the marriage of Fran
cisco s. Chavez and Miss Josetita Romero,
at the west side Catholic church, this after
noon at 5 O'Clock, o reception to follow at
the residence of Don Eugenio, with a ball
.this evening, at the Plaza hotel.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-20

At the. meeting last evening, of the
PresbJ terian church, John York was
elected a trustee in the place of Hugh
Loudon, resigned. Tie secretary and
treasurer reported every claim against
the church as paid in full to January list,
1898. This church is absolutely self-sup-
1t is doubtful if it has a parallel in the
Territory.