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July, 1s9s--M. Cavaignac reads the Henry
forgeries In the chamber.
August 10. 1S9S--Arrest OF Colonel Henry,
General do Boisdeifre resigns Office as
chief of the general staff,
August 49, 1S9S-Suicide of Colonel Henry
October, 1s9S-Brsson cabinet presents the
Dreyfus case for revision before the
court of cassatioa
October 20. 1s9S-Demand for revision de-
clared receivable
March, 1S99-Case taken out of the hands
of the criminal chamber and trans
ferred to the whole court of cessation.
May 20. 1S99-Report in favor OF revision
presented to the court of cessation by
NJ Ballot-Beaupre, president of the
civil chamber
June g. 1S99-The court Of cessation quash
es conviction and sends Captain AL
fred Dreyfus, of the Fourteenth regl-
ment of artillery, prohationer of the
great general staff" before another
court martial.
June 10, 1s99-Captain Dreyfus sails from
Devils island for France on the Sfax
June 4, 1S9a-Emile lola returns TO France
June g. 1S99-Lieutenan Colonel Plcquart
is released from prison.
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STATE.

Governor HOSES New York speech has
ecited much comment in North Texas.
Recent heavy rains are said to have
cone much damage to the grain crop in
North Texas.
Walter Ford. negro. is to be hanged
with the Shaw rope.
lack OF confidence in the enforcement
OF the law is expressed in Kaufman
county.
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SUNDAY WITH ENDEAYDl|
MANY OF THEM REFUSED "a
THE PAPERS.
others. However, Utilized n.
ers-Pnstors Walked Lonr n
tances to Preach.

Detroit, Mich, July s-Althouh 4
majority of the arriy of Christian Eaiu|
in Detroit utilized the steamer, NJ
considerable portion refraiued tror Y
the Sunday newspapers. -Four otts
who occupied the various pulpits xsst1
extreme of iu' onvtnienciug tteua3
walking long distances, as did Rel.
NJ Sheidcn. author of Sin His Sts,j
walked three miles to preach 10 a
ton in the Bethany Presbyterian etpl
spoke optimisticnlly on the signs Of d. :
the awakoniug Of the conscience, vi
lations Between employees and enpgd
Grafton OF the church. movement ,orrs
righteousness aa1 an awakening 70 IL
arGship feature OF the hiistianst u
his moaey, time ard talents
The features of the Afternoon wefs
meetings for men and women sILI
ard Sattath Observance rally. ~
hundred men filed the galleries v
OF tho L.ight Guard armory at the ntilN
ing. The men sang with inc enthvst1
, very llrge lror ortion Of them plssii
the occasion would be with then
mark from which thsy would dah
life
Mrs. F. E. Clark, widow Of PRESIDE
,; eside1 over two women's meeting
filled The Woodward avenue Baptg
Mrs. Joseph Walker Of Quecnslssa
exercises.
Westminster Presbyterian Church q
contain the audience which ATTENDED
bath observance gathering. An adds
Sabbath In the Home" was ltiNa
Rev. David McAllister OF Allegfsny,
teld tuC religious development: Of u
tc be of the utmost importance, "
teins the foundation of the civil
and the corner stone Of the te;npt
ship.
Rev. c. y. Howard OF Rochester, y
lated at length tie story of some o.
attempts mad, in that city tovia
The side door on Sunday. He afEa
entity that prob biron is the only u
mon oi the saloon question.
roniekt Al additions! touch o.
was impaired to the servioes q "
tiun Endeav) crs. Tho ecneraliha
l:.,lon were IN some measure mega
the evening corsbip IN Nliity-ons ~
churches of Detroit and Wind;@
form Of "cousecration ser"l,es.
ticipants in these unostentasious ee
sive services seaned to be striving
nreot personal application Of the 's1s
faith and many were the pledges
Alted effort Cor the coming year y
-arEest Chris ian service. the
he churches was taxed and the ~
ION OF the crowds to the enc suolsa
was i.uure ss.ye 10 me ~
;ree. President Francis z. Clsn
he ,eIrstion services in tne
venue Bnp'ist church Among tns Y
who directed the services OF ~.
ration addresses in the other eau ",
rev. Tr. Charles f, Jefferson p "
Rev William Patterson OF loi ~,
'an,cs ] IIill of Salem, Mass, 81
iursell of London. ENGLAND, KEY q
# New York. Bishop W Aneu
cree. Ohio. Rev. JOHN o, Pollock y
'cotlard, Rev. Or. John Q. BnlioTa
in. Rev ]. e. Pouplf Of lndianaP,,,
anne, Fellow, c. Chicago ana ~
v Tonipkins If rs.lacelphia. .,rt
The big convention will end ton~''
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MUST DE A GOLD STANDARD
ihe Money Standard of Indin IN pe
that of England.

ihe H"ney Standard of India to Re
mat of England.
LONDON July 9,-The report of the par.
i'amentary committee on Indian currency
just issued in the form OF blue book
approves the decision of the government
not 10 revert to silver stanard. 1t ar
sues that it would be impossible to main
'ain the staus quo permanently and thre-
lore recommends that measures be taken
10 20 introduce a gold standard, with the
nlltlsh sovereign as legal tender and ADJ
Vlses that the mints be allowed IN coin
soia without restriction on the same
&c! as the Australian minis Finally
~ ps a majority Of votes. the committee
feGoihmends fixing the rupee rate al 16d
ne report says in conclusion. "Tba
esec.ive establishing of a gold standard is
o. paramount importance to the material
e ,nietesrs OF India, not only to promote
hrx Of capital.
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NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL MnE,,Nc.
sunday Was Spent in Rest ana Rec
reutiOu.

Los Angeles, Cal, july s,--Today was OF
served strictly as a day Of rest and recreation
BY members of the National Educational as
recitation and the thousands OF visitors who
have been docking TO the city during the pas.
week. The morning and afternoon trains
brought in hundreds of delegates and their
friends. During the entire day and evening
the trains 10 the numerous resorts were taxed
TO their limit and the city strse,s which during
the past week had been thronRed with new
faces were practically deserted Tomorrow
tho National Council of Education VIII hoid
Its second session. which will be opened by
Hen. w. T. Harris. United States commits
sioner OF education.
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STAGES In THE "AFFAIRE DREYFUS.'

September, 1sa4-Discovcry of the Dor
dereau.'
October 15--Arrest OF Captain Dreyfus.
December, ls94-Court martial and con-
demnation of Captain Dreyfus.
January 5. 1S95--Degradation OF Captain
Dreyfus at the Ecole Militaire.
September, NATURALIZATION in the Eclair
of the account OF the communication of
secret documents to the Dreyfus court
martial.
November, 1S96-The Matln published a
fac simile OF the "bordereau.
March, ls97-Discovery by Colonel Plo
quart of the petit bleu" from Colonel
Won Schwarzkoppen to Major Ester
hazy.
November, 1S97--Denunciation OF Major
Esterhazy by NJ. Matthew Dreyfus as
the author of the "bordereau"
December, 1S37-Trial and acquittal OF
Major Esterhazy as the author OF the
"bordereau.h
January, 1S9s-M. Emile lola published his
letter "J'accuse' in the Aurore.
February, 1S9STrial and condemnation OF
M. lola
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WASHINGTON.

The comptroller OF the currency refused
to revise his decision in tho matter OF
payment of Illegally appointed United
States marshals.
Roosevelt's declaration amounts to CALI
Ing every opponent of imperialism tra!-
tor,
Wheeler announces positively he viii
hold both his seat in congress aud his
commission in the army.
Administration has decided TO pension
the sultan Of Sulu II he will promise to
stay quiet.
The hitch in the Alaskan boundary nego-
tiatons ia causing some disu iietuje among
officials. as a slight incident may cause
the matter to become serious one.
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REPORTS OF SCANDAL.
Papers Stolen that Probable I1.a i.
benring on the nrarf Ca y

rafis' July s.-scandalous reports are
in circulation in connection here vestar.
uay OF Inc death Of Sig. Issiman, former
i'aiian ambassador to France. 1t is AL
ieseu that while he was lying at the point
~ aea'h tnree persons. including an Of
ncial OF the Italian embassy. rIaed his
io IN ana took away a quantity of papers
me ahh-semite journals connect the
ssuIy Win the Dreyfus AFFAIR. II apnears
ma aoout a fortnight ago Sig. Issiman
nau = quantity OF documents destroyed
lSsserung that IL they We're left they might
narm various people" II is also snr-
es''ea mat the search has been insti-
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DOMESTIC

Tho Southern industrial convention will
be held in Huntsville. Ala. in September
o, this year.
A train crashed into carriage in which
there were seven parsons at Columbus.
Ohio. and killed all but one OF them.
The gas war in Chicago is to be re-
newed.
The Alaskan boundary party have re-
turned from the North.
negro at Alma. Kan. was hanged by
o mob to a telegraph pole.
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A MYSTERIOUS DIsAPpE sh'
A Young Lnndy Is Thougn' -
Heen kidnapped Il

Atlanta. Ga. July 9.-Miss h'n"'
mysscriously disappeared from w.
II. C. Underwood, near the so'a.'
Saturday night. A party oil 'nhs n
sisted by Atlanta detectives. nav
find the slightest trace OF the ~ N
and ii is believed that she nu
mapped. Miss Ciapp is l6 years ~ 4
arr about feet inches in nelssd
visiting. the Underwood family .tt m
seen OF her was on Saturday s
o'clock, when she left Miss un oet il A
saying she would call tie esoSysr,stIaI
supper A member OF me s rssn ri
reported that carriage haa o. s1,IA
the Underwood home SATURDAY Ma
the disappearance could not .ttIra 4
e.opement as Miss Clapp was s
house dress and slippers;
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when Trlby was seized, DRAGGED with a roma
around his neck a block and strung up to a
telegraph pole, where he hung for six min
utes when he was cut down bv Marshal Pin,
pert The crowd believing him dead per-
mitted the officers to take him back "a ina,
not recover. H
II. 7. Tsndy lived at Creighton. Mo u,s
father is doctor OF that place. Harry was
a drug clerk. vas
The people Of Alma and copntry surround,n.
are greatly excited and White great prs-auH
tons are being taken 10 prevent further ,,oT
bic, II Is feared the murderer Will be again
taken from the iail Asaih
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- -
POLI1iIAI..

The Kentucky republican state conven-
ton VIII convene at Lexington. Tie nomi.
nation for governor win no doubt be gyen
TO Taylor
williams withdrawal prevents any SEN
torlal deadlock in Mississipp: 1t is b.
lieved MeLaurin will profit.
Aitgeld is trying TO force Mayor Harri-
son TO show his hand on the silver issue.
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A NEGRO LyxcuEp.
He Had Robbed ana Murdered rNxo
White Men

Alma. Kan. July 9-Diek wIibams a
nero charged with the murder OF two whit.
men. was lynched here this eyeaing by a mob
OF white men. The mob left the negro hang
Inc TO telegraph pole and six minutes later
no vas cut down by the town marshal ard
takea back 10 the county iail. whore he re-
covered consciousness. The negro is still auve
but can not live.
On June 2S Harry T, Taniy and an I'm
known white man were robbed and murdered
at Mcfarland this county. few days fol-
lowing James Render. alias Denver Kid. and
DICK Williams. alias Trilty. both coipred,
were arrested by James Ramsey. chief u
police Of Topeka. aud when auestionsd the
Denver KID fastened the crime on rr.ihy.
Today sheriff True OF Waunee county went
20 Alma to lodge him in Sail, A mob met
him at the Rock Island depot. but were foiled
until the prisoner was being placed in jail.
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FOREIGN.

Britain is making a great flourish OF
an intention TO force the Transvaal to com
ply with her demands. Kruger is willing
to make some concessions. but not enough
to suit the Uitlanders.
Further details of the attempt to tor
ture Drevfus to death have been made
public at Paris.
Spanish merchants are leaving Havana
and seeking investments in Mexico.
India has adopted the gold standard.
1t is stated that Guatemala Is on the
verge of another instruction.
NJ. Deniel. governor OF island on which
Dreyfus was confined. has been removed
for unjust punishment of the prisoner
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Funeral Of Mrs Dickens.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The funeral of Mrs.
Marguerite Dickens, wife OF Captain F. w.
Dickens of the navy, who lost her life by
an explosion Of gasoline at her home Friday.
took place from her late residence this after
neon. the services being conducted according
to the rites Of the Episcopal church, The
oasket was covered with floral offerings sent
by numerous friends and ORGANIZATIONS
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CHICAGO for stealing $4,000 worth Of diamonds
from the trunk OF Mrs. VIM g. weld a
guest at the hotel. In May last. will not be
brought back to stand trial. The Jewels have
been recovered. Mrs. Weld who Ia said to
be one OF the wealthiest women OF Boston.
declines TO prosecute, owing to her dislike OF
notoriety. and word has been wired to Chicago
TO release McElroy.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.


washington, July EAST Texas Fair Mon
cav and Tuesday; light northeast to east
winds.
Az. " sst lsxNs and New Mexico Show ers Mon
4aSt threatening Tuesday: variable winds
:, uhIShona, Indian Territory and Arkansas
~, moheaS' increasing oloudiuess Tuesday
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WE ARE PUBLIC SEQVI'

We are hers to work and " 80
TO give you our opinion Of you, M
charge. II you are suffering r na, N
certainly want to be cured. w ~
superiority over other doctors NEIL
line OF work are these: sITss
SKILL, HONESTY and suoyssd s
prepared to prove the above I,a;S,
that we have cured after othsI III, 4
failed. We make true and sss.isI y
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RESOLUTION AGAINST ALLIANCE.


Chicago. July e.-The Polish residents O.,
Chicago at a meeting tonight. denounced an
Anelo- American alliance. The following res
olution was adopted:
Resolved, That We, American citizens. can
see no reason for an alliance between THIS
government for whose establishment Kos
eiusko fought and Pulaski died and that OF
Entland or any other monarchy: that neither
the traditions. the instincts nor ths nacessj
Yes Of the American Nation call for an al
nance; and that we. ns Polish-American CHI
.ehs protest against 1t, and pledge ourselves
y ~ nu'e ana work against any political can
e'uate or any party who may advocate II.
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sourws INDUSTRIAL CONVENTION


the Material Interests
Huntsville Ala. July 9.--Secretary Thomp-
son OF the chamber OF commerce has obtained
the consent of number OF prominent men to
discuss special subjects before the industrial
convention to be held in this city in septem-
Der. Major J. W. Thomas. president OF the
Nashville. Chattanooga and St Louis, viii
discuss the question: Railroads In the South
and Their Relations to Its Development
Colonel j. Z. Killeprew will prepare paper
on the subject "How the South Is Moving
al invitation to attend and will represent his
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Pretoria. July 9.--The Transvaal gov
srnment has decided to prosecute on the
eharse q high treason the three prlnci-
pel dsfendants whose completely in the re-.
can't attempt to promote rebellious rising
- Johannesburg, has been for several
vpeks UNDER judicial Investigation.
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Bryan Not a wn1crmcIon

lincoln, Nehr July s.-w j. Bryan tosa,
denied that carload Of melons sent him h,
J. D. McEachern Co. OF Merven. On w,.
intended as a gift. He was merely asked 20
place them on the market here He ,urras
the car over 70 4 merchant who sofia ~
melons and paid the freight bill u tne
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state In the convention Many letters are
Out the entire South and from present indi.
eatlons the convention will be one of ths
most influential ever gathered 10 consider
purely industrial matters.
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CUni.

General Ludlow gave reception and
ball In honor of Independence Day.
The American officials are surprised a,
the great number OF Cubans applying for
pay.
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PHILIPPINES.

The soldiers in the Philippines are being
greatly discounted BY the heavy rains.
The full list of tho officers for the ten
new resimonts will be made publc In a
few DAYS
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Thre.tenea Destruction nv ,,.

Milwaukee, July "a special 10 the ss,
tinel from the little town OF Monte,,o :.
Marquette county. SAYS the town is ,h...s -
with destruction bv fire. Montello b as as.,
700 innan,tanu. Fire engines have been sspt
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KRuEcnR's CONCESSIONS.
They Arc Deemed Entirely Inadc-
qunte by litIandrrs

They Are Deemed Entirely made
qunte by titIan,irrs
Cape Town. July 9.--w. p. Schreiner
prime minister of the colony OF the Cape
OF Good Hope, says the Cape government
regards the Transvaals reform proposals
as adequate and calculated to insure A
peaceful settlement. The colonial pre-
mier, however. represents the Afrikands,
element
Sir George Jordan Sprigg, former prime
minister and colonial secretary, who rs
an ardent imperialist, considers them TO-
Tally inadquate to meet the just claims
OF the uitianders and altogether less than
Sir Alfred MilnerNgovernor of the COLONY
and British high commissioner for South
Africa. demanded OF President Kruger at
the Bloemfontein conference.
London, July 10.-According 10 the Jo
hsnnesburg correspondent OF 1he Daily
Mail the uitlanders regard the Transyaal
governments proposal as absolutely IN.
sufficient"
The Rome correspondent OF tho Daily
Mail says; The pope has been in cor
respondence with President Kruger. ap
peaIing to him 10 avoid a rupture with
Great Britain and yesterday he received
y message from the Transyaal's chief mag
istrate declaring settlement was sim
distant. but that the crisis had been
passed"
London. July s.-Ail dispatches FROM
Cape Town and johannesburg concur as to
the complexity and obscurlty of the Boer
proposals and declare that the Uitlanders
are profoundly disappointed. In Johan-
nespurg u is believed that President Krue.
ger Is only dallying to gain time until tho
wet season begins w. P. Schreiner. Cape
premier has addressed letter 10 an
Afrikander paper published in Cape Tows
ever for the active interference NJ tha
imperial government In the TransvaaI.
- the boer proposals are satisfactory. This
nas aroused great indignation In the Cans
colony. where II Is regarded as mlschley-
oye, III timed aud calculated 20 encours re
PRESIDENT Kruger and to cmbarrass Sir
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General Ob.ervntions.

observations taken by the Unlted States
IN , net bureau at all stations at D. m,
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tuted by Sig. Crispi, former Inn.
minister, who practically dIsrs.s
lssiman from the Italian smss
Paris in 1895 because the dIpiam.1
failed to make the French prem n
to the Crispi government.
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OF all y-..a 4
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kind-skn,,. .Is
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do not eii " I
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Cali on or write DR.. HstsgssS D
Alamo plaza, San Antonio bookIH Il
Question blanks ana Hs'
plicatiop. ssftaft1
FOR RENT-Neat flye-room ~ n
corner store. 1ax2s. WIN .ub>e1 q
Amply +. Taian. eornet
bine.
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Weula Not Rrosecute Him.
In Francisco. July s.-Lewis McElroy.
povtW u Hotel Rioheilsp. who was arrested In
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TODAY'S LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS.

In the council today Hon. H. c. Bur-
sum introduced a bill, which was passed,
amending the Compiled Laws by permit
ting private banks which have been OPP
Grating for a period of five years, and
which have a good reputation, to con-
tinuc to do business. Hon. j. A. An
cheta introduced a bill to repeal section
l44 of the Compiled Laws relating to
changes of venue in cases where the
Judge is interested in the outcome. The
good roads bill from the house was re-
committed to a special committee com
posed OF Messrs. Ancheta, Burns and
Romero. The house bill requiring the
treasurer of the Chile land grant to
give bonds, was passed and is now ready
for the signature of the governor. A
substitute for the council joint memorial
providing for the pay Of legislative EN-
ployes was passed which appropriates
$4,000 and fixes the pay of the president
of the council and speaker of the house
at $40 per day, and other employees at sc
per day during the ten days succeeding
final adjournment. A new member OF
the committee on enrolled and engrossed
bills was asked for and Hon. T. A. Fini.
cal appointed by the chair. The appro-
priation bill was made the special order
for tomorrow morning.
In the house c. B. No. 1875, which re-
lieves delinquent taxes from interest OF
penalties if paid pribr to July 1st, was
passed, and is ready to become a law
The deficiency bill was presented and
the house went into a committee of the
whole for the purposeo Of considering the
\ same.
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At b Horals.

At the Palace: H. j. Kendall, Las
Vegas; 7. E. Curtin, New York; James
R Thorpe, Denver; Miss Clara Street
Durango; John H. Riley, Colorado
Springs; Fl. B. Winter, Des Moines
c. H. We'll, Chicago; J. S. Duncan, Las
Vegas; G. G. Collins, Denver; Ludwig
Brush, Newport; w. g. Clark, Washing
ton, D. c.: II. T. Heany, Miss Heany
St. Loui, +. A. Hubbell, H. P. Owen
Albuquerque; A. Mennet, B. G. Wilson
and wife, Las Vegas; Chas Newcomer
and wife, Mount Morris, ILL.,; G. E
Newcomer, T. A. Finical, E. w. Dobson
C. X. Newhall, Albuquerque; G. R
Troxel, Chihuahua; J. e. Wharton
White Oaks.
At the Exchanges: Fl. Hynes, j. B
Hynes. L. e. HyneS, l.. Sinner, Omaha
j. M. Mcdonald. Taos; W. H. Gordon
Telluride; Fl. Bale, Las Cruces; Felip'
Lucero, Candelario Perea, E. II. Ash
nun, Albuquerque.
At the Claire: L. P. Curtis, Denver
H. s. Buchanan, Espanola; Z. L. Wood
Denver; b. G.. West, Chicago; T. f
Thompson, Denver; I. G. O'Connell
Jno Safer, w. r. Childers, Angelo
Lombardo, Albuquerque; j. A. Adams
Alamosa; Pedro Perea, Bernalillo.
At the Bon Ton: George E. Woaltor
Lamy; Simon Romero, Galisteo; Franl
Burnett, John Nelson, Albuquerque
Fred German, Las Vegas; Jose de Ii
Luz Martinez, Amadeo Chavez, Ri
Arriba.
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Meeting Of School Board.

A special meeting of the board of
education was held Saturday evening,
with President Fischer, Secretary Con-
way, Seferino Baca, Nicolas Sena and
Robert johnson present.
Mr.. Conway INTRODUCED the following
resolution, which vas unanimously
adopted:
BE it resolved, That owing to the pre-
valent and contagious malady nov
existing within the corporate limits,
that the city schools be closed until
otherwise ordered, that teachers and
janitors be allowed full remuneration for
services during the month of March,
and that the clerk is hereby ordered to
draw warrants for their payment at the
expiration of the month,
The board then adjourned subject to
the call of the president.