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The record-union., 1899-01-18
Auction Sale To-Day.

This morning at 10 O'Clock w. H.
Sherburn, auctioneer, will sell at 323 K
street, under an execution, lot of
cigars, cigarettes, tobacco, counters,
glass front cases, shelving, show cases,
ETC., also counters from coffee stand,
crockery, stools, dishes, etc.
The record-union., 1899-01-18
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco, Jan. 18th.
Morning Session-Belcher. lie; c Point,
14c: Occidental, 30c; Ophir. 5Sc; Potosi, 15c;
S Nevada, Tic.
Belcher, 1sc: Benton. &c: b & b, SIC: Bull,
Cbollar. lie; Confidence, 55c; G G Y, s1.39:
c n Y. &c: C Point. 10c; Eureka, 3Oc; 6
& C, Csc; H & N, Sc: Justice, 1Oc; Mexi-
can. Bic: Occidental, 2Sc; Ophir, SOC; Over
man, &c; Potosi, 14c; Savage. Sc; Seq
Belcher, &c; 8 Nevada. Csc; Standard,
81. .95: Union. 30c: Utah, 10c; Yellow Jacket,
The record-union., 1899-01-18
Estate Of S. s. Nixon.

Alice F. Stevens, administrative of
the estate of her father, S. S. Nixon,
deceased, has by her attorneys, Hinh-
son & Elliott, filed her final account.
The estate was appraised at S26o3o
and the personal property OF which 1t
was composed sold for $257.31.
The record-union., 1899-01-18
Got Thief and Coat.

Last night James Lang sneaked into
the cloakroom in the Masonic Temple
and stole an overcoat belonging to
Mr.. We'll OF the internal revenue sery-
ice.
The theft was reported to the police
and Officer Talbot Set out and soon
landed James Lang, whom ae caught
with the coat in his possession.
The record-union., 1899-01-18
Suspicious OF FOUL PLAY.
Considerable Mystery Surrounding
the Death Of Albert Parr.


SAN JOSE, Jan. ia few days
since Albert Parr, blacksmith. was
found with his horse and wagon in the
Los Gatos Creek, near ST. James street.
He was dead, and it was supposed that
he had lost his way in the darkness
and driven over the bank. The Cor
oners jury returned "a verdict of ac-
cidental death.
The officers are now working on the
case. Parr had made some purchases
at a store about $50 O'Clock, among
the articles f1ftyspound sack of -four
The flour has never been found, neither
has any trace been had of S15 which
he is known to have had in his pocket.
While no direct charges of foul play
are yet made, there are strong intl-
nations, as well as considerable mys-
terry in the case.
The record-union., 1899-01-18
A CORRECTION.
Trustee Devine Did Not Say Mayor
Land Had Called ON Him.

An unintentional injustice was done
to Mayor Land and Trustee Devine in
yesterday mornings report of the meet
ing of the Board of Trustees, in which
Trustee Devine was made to say that
Land had called on him at his house
at unreasonable hours" What Mr..
Devine did say was that Men had
called on him, ETC." and the similarity
in sound of the first word quoted, there
being more or less confusion and noise,
added to the fact that the Trustee had
several times spoken Of the Mayor in
his remarks, led to the error of which
correction is now made
The record-union., 1899-01-18
Articles Of Incerporation.

The following articles of incorporation
weke yesterday filed at the Office Of the
Secretary of state:
Pacific States Mining and Investment
Company. Forsthe purpose of gold and
silver mining Principal place Of bus
mess, San Francisco. DirectorsC L.
Pierce, Oakland; Robert Stevenson,
San Francisco: II. Kioth, Hamburg,
Germany: A. B. Tavares. San Juan
The record-union., 1899-01-18
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
Caledonians Held Their Insta11a-
tion Last Night.

The Sacramento Caledonian Society
met last night and installed its officers
for the ensuing year as follows: Chief,
f. K McLennan; First Chieftain.
James Stewart; Second Chieftain, Joe
Young: Third Chieftain, D. E. Kerr:
Fourth Chieftain, James Strachan;
Club Piper, Duncan Fraser; Club Sur
geons, Drs. T. Ross and D. L. Mclean.
After the installation all adjourned
and partook of refreshments.
The record-union., 1899-01-18
ORDINANCE NO. 4ls.

An Ordinance Prohibiting the Hanging or
Suspension of Canvas or Cloth Shades
From Any Porch, Balcony or Awning,
Except in Compliance With This Ordi-
nance, and Providing Penalty for a
Breach Thereof.
The record-union., 1899-01-18
De,nurrer Set Aside.

Judge Hughes yesterday overruled
the demurrer Of the defendant in the
case of the People against A. w. Upson,
charged with embezzlement. The case
was ordered on the trial calendar for
the Dist instant.
The record-union., 1899-01-18
Closing Grain Quotations.

Chicago, Jan. 18th.
WHEAT-May, 7sasc: July, 6ssgc.
New York, Jan. 17th.
WHEAT-March, 7Sc; May, 74Ac; July
73Ac.
San Francisco, Jan. 18th.
WHEAT-May, 81. .163s.
CORN-Large Yellow, $1.10
BRAN-S20. 50Q21. so.
The record-union., 1899-01-18

Bautista, Mexico. Capital stock,
$500, 600; paid up, $15,015.
Globe Brass and Bell Foundry. For
the purpose of doing artistic foundry
work, etc. Principal place of business,
San Francisco. Directors Rudgear,
J. Rudgear, "A. Werle, ]. Werle. F. M.
Brown. Capital stock, $300.0O0; paid
up, 5000
The record-union., 1899-01-18
Opium Smokers Run In.

Officers Ash and Hardy last night
captured seven youthful "fiends" in an
opium joint and locked them in jail.
The record-union., 1899-01-18

Dog tags. good from january l. 1899, to
January /, 1900. are now on sale At City
Collectors Office.
The record-union., 1899-01-18

city licenses and water. rates are now
due and payable ct City Collectors omcA
The record-union., 1899-01-18
NO 7 IC|
ORDINANCE NO. I42.

Section 13.-No person shall put
OF place, OF cause to be put OF
placed, in any street, alley or pub
lie place In the city, any house
dirt, ashes, garbage, shavings, filth,
oRal, suds, oyster shells, glass OF
other rubbage, except In boxes OF
barrels upon the edge Of the side
walk, and shall cause the same to
be removed within two hours from
the time the same IL 20 placed.
The record-union., 1899-01-18

Save money by buying your tea and
coffee of ]. McMorry. 531 NJ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-31
-; sls::a..2i.5 4. 4s#:sts aals;sx= y - ! t
MIasteczkO OLE 9
(BENTON co. MINN)

MiejscowoSc Foley znana jest :
wielkle] parowej PLY Braciz Foley.
Parowa plla zat1udnia SO ludzl
rznie 10000 stop drzewa ma dzieh
kup'uIjao 1e cd farmer6w.
Jest tam take jul 6piechrz no
80 tysiecy bus1li,, jest dnzy store
gsneraloY,: wygodnny. hoatel,,. dobry
divorce, koclejowsy j katol;ckl ko6-
ci6}.
A powstaja$dwa NJ we ceglane
domy, jeden ma store, drugi ma
bank, ceglanv mfyn=na lO0=beczek.
oraz wypozyczalnia p%ojazd6w.
Z'em,a " okoiicY balezy do
na]wiecei urodza inych W .calej
Minnesota. W poblizu znaJdu]a sie
polskie osady ] polsklef kuscio}y.
Foley polozone Jest mad koltja
Great Northern ! ley prawie ma
p,oIowie drogl = Minneapolis do
Duluth, Ktobv sig pragnaiw tenn
sm!asteczku Tub " .okolicy osleili6
n,lechaj pisze wzglsdem sb'izsaYch
szczeg6l6w pod adresem 81:
L. T.. GRADY, Foley M,nr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-31
/ 4 iIl ||||l \
zwyciiesz,t:wso n 1i'tsp',I' So,
ic'.g y - " ]: ]. !, y

Odpowiedz Artusa made
szla wlasne wtedy kied>,
Gerard 81 By 'tl... J, ! ] Hiflaady
dreczyl ia bezustannie gorz-
kiemi w v, y = 9 e ]: ME q
watpil, = to pismo sprzyj az
bedzie jego niecnym zami;a-
rom, pfzeto ka;zal il natychz
mast MA od E '7'' ! Is g'osoo
p l s,s:.yyl AZ Ale &; b'ylo t tal'
dwuznaezne. ze ami Gerard ME
m6gl sic tenn zadowol;t, ani
Hirlanda ME potr1ebowala
tracitt zzupelnle, na|d elizlf' :. gdy'z
Artus ME i lm6gl jesszcze e. vi :;
rye. a3eby jego zera mia a'E
sic d~opuscit tax J wielkiej
zbrodni.
Ale Ale 1losliwoSst rzad < kiet:d d J,
znajdzie sic W amb }'tz:'ay|
umie ona sobie ]atwo pom6dz..
ME przebiersiac W srodkach,
kI,iedy je] chcdzi Q dopiec {: /:
swego celu. Co w'so list
poprzedni Artusa zde1;ala byl
tylko przysposobil. tego do
kona}y ostatecznie nastepne;
czego jednak przy tenn wszys:1t
klein. ME chcial nakaza6 Ar.
tus, to wiedzial ch>try Gerard
" inny spos6b osi2gnat.
Be. Brz , !: lie, czylni,one jej
zsrzuty. W TAXI IL n ;a:;: .wpra:-
willy dusze Hirlandy,1z smiertf
nawets ME byla. dlA niej
straszoa i niera: zapr ngnSla
bye najnedzn;ej.za >}uze bnica,
byleby tylko mcgfa spokoj-
ME z zadowolhirriem syozyG
sw6j suchy kawa}ek ehleba.
Jej najm lsza n!eedys loko
jowka. s., SCALA i. czysto e
szczere zyczenia, ale zamias s
pocieszyc ksiezae, posune}a
sie do til bezczelnosui, IL z
milosci marnego gros:a do
niosla o ten. Gerardo,i. Ten
dawaf jej % kazda : raza E. Pc z;
trzebne %zleceni,, a ze by}a
przebiegl& pzzeto tax tylko
udzielala je H5rlAndzie. jako-
by ie b. ia potajsmnie TASTY
SCALA Cd pcufayeh. os6b,
przyczem nieraz ! la wymu+
s,oca pragnela poprzed1 SER
deczne wsp6lczucie.
TAX. vice przyszla pewnego
razu owa niegodziwa kobieta
do Hirlandy, a roniac lzy
rzesiste poWiedziala jej, e
nadsz ':.3l| rock, rozka a: ksiazecy, "a
mocy kt6rego ma ia. Gerard ;1t + ard
zabie; j z tego powodu bia-
data prawie Niecej, aniteli
Hirlanda: W kohcu zapytala
sic Hir 'Ea ,:|':s CO.. il nam
"a y! .Blo9ga poc,at q q psoo'ull,c';z'o1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-31

|||||||| ||||||| | |||||||| |||||||| III ||1||||||
I1l1||| ~ 3 \ ll|llIll ll:|aa , IlIs
sczasie ~ si' 1k % 3 Z nieejj
pyl postal |,'llIIl j ri 1 e
i. motz'ebnsln1 pon 4 |s|llEEs gSobie'
4 vice y nii'e'E ' o1tsaynnissllea'k' ~ o den
ME izsa,,d1ln'pego listu!! Och, gdy-
bbys tutaj ~, nozs9zEz
miala dostatecznie obronitt
swoja niewinnost.
AIetio ~WYWolIalo tylko move
dreczace mysli. ktore Artus
,daremnie staral sic oddalit,
gdyz I c Z, {''''t' !. z ~ { czfsto 522. Cd
.z:y,W,,.astI | sis. " jegoI duszy,
sklonniejszy byl iuz ! uwazat
Hirlande "a niewiana, anjzell
"a Wilma.
!: Ma roiz J. 2 posiWia-
lynn ! zacnym s}uga, kt6ljry
dopiero niedawllo powrocil : !.
pola WALK, lubi} kstaze spe-
!. d i|z;. k ;ill:z. godzin . daiennie'
Gdy ksia&e pewnego wieczora
zaczal rozmawiac Q Hi1lanr
die, rzekl on s|uga glesem
s I, no Kol 'l:s
badz zapyttaamr,,: odp (, dl mi y
kazdy, re ksiezna Jest Wilma,
a ilekrot razy pytam sic.
wydaje sic mi. lax gdyby
CLOS jakis wy2szy. do mnie
.wolal: jest niewirna! Ne e,
moge sobie tego wytlumaczyt,
ale ME moge tel temu vie.
rye, azeby ksiezna byla win.
ma zarzucanych iej wy tn
k6w.
Ksiaze spojrzawszy nan
powaznie, milczal przez czas
dlntszy, wireszcie pozegnal go.
/ u.lal sic ma spoczynek<, ale
przez Gala noe nie zmruzyl
Okla; naza,utrz zas rzeki do
starca: MAsz slusznosc; Hir-:
landa Jest nieWinna, i ia to
potwierdzam. Ale zeby Gerard
mial bye tym niegod4iwcem,
kt6ry ia ta}szywie okarzyl Q
zlamanie wiernosci ma}zed-
skiej, temu ME wierze; ! jego
niezawodni< podstepnie oszu-
kano.
#E:
HIRLANDA .ZNALEZIONA I
PoZNANA:.
S;edm lat juz spe}na upIy--
nelo cd czasu zoikniecia
Hirlandy, a kazdy musial
przypuszcz.at, ze pr e Z !. tax
dlugi GA czas uleg}a ,przygns-
Gym cierpieniom. W tym
czasie postanowi1o kilku :
ok 2 szlsehty =. odbyt
Wsp6lnie pielprzvmke do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-31

siesHa1s .lIll ~ b A lf.|IE An 81
noe a I: po1elsS|laa q ] aWI .a;s;'l1 ~
l b ||l|i||| 'I|I tal a s od|Al a.
S:lnlle=rl,'e:iiIs lQ Il!lis'Il':'' Va. sic De- u
f |l|||''l}ls ~ p 4; ~. 90 dzis AZ /. ql i rs
v sppto1'sob jak najlepszy
Iau,ciieefzke:
H:rlanda sama mniemalaa,
e 70 tylko lest jedynym s S.
KEN do o~calenia zycia. Pro
Is;la 7atem pokoj6Wkl; 9 POI
moe, zabrala 1e soba nieco.
kl1ozszrownosci, kt6re mlala.
eszcze obok siebie, Wv
|bieg}a czempredzej " liche]
sukience biednej sluzebni'c:y Z
sswy,ychtl. h ro'dzin,nych pro 2,t5'N'
ssiazecyeh. ME wiedzac, ggdzie
znajdzle przytulek ! s1od ok
potrzebne do zycia. Ale VIE
.dziaia, ze Jest ni 't; " !
5dlatego " sil,nem %zau l,1Fsll' ".
nieb;os szla przez lasy
snajblizsze. dop6ki jej noe ME
zaskoczyla ! dop6ki znuzone
Iczlonki ME automatically jej
{d al pochodu.
Me byla iuz .oczywiscie W
.zamku pelnym wszelkich wy
god, ale De takowy .byl ola
.niej juz oddawna miejscem
k<aztuszy, przeto cieszyla sic
teraz; re mogla spokojoie
.p,zenocowa1 pod lSniacym
dachem gwiazdzistego nieba,
| bea gorzkich niezas}u2onych
.zarzut6w wypoczat. Dzieko-.
wala glosno -Boskiej Opatrz-
NJ ST "a TO tax lei pofadane
zrz9dzenie, i wsr6d uwie1bieh1
s modl,tw dlziekczynnych "a
sus}a snem slodkim.z kt6tego
przeoudzila sic dopiero Q.
.wschod1ie slohca, a "a kt6ry
.dziekcwa}a Bogu z ca}ego
serca, gd>z Cd dawna juz ME
spala nigdy tax dobrze.
Ale ujrzawszy jeszcze zda ala
swnj 7amek, zaczela dale!
uchodzit. K,lkakrotnie spot
kala litosciwych ludzi, kt6rzy
aWaza] g: u "a dz'ewczyne
.bez sluzby, adziel.ll isl poly
vienna dali jej. Itchy nocleg.
w ten sposob dosz}a po Kill
5kl dniach pod piekny zanek
polozony wSrod samych las6w
! tn sadzac sig bye b:zpiecz-
ma, postanowi}a szukat s}uzby.
Pan tego zamku juz dawno
umar}, pos'adala go poaostala.
po MIN wdowa. Do niej to
|udsia sic Hirlandai prosila Q
prace / u%trzymanie; atoli Cd
powiedziano je], ze nikogo
wlasnje ME potrzeba, lax tyl7ks'o1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-31

I'IIifa:s .,,'hI EIl'1l'll
lI'1 kto'reII | Et'.l AZ, 81 daW ali|Is|laE PnIsa Y
|n 'I'l|..1 e js|aEa|'a'1k III III ~ bYl19 poz
no ~. W rs. ;f'l2Il d y. pfzetto '.l AL 3
zof troz |||'''I'|f||I Sc : / I7 flf 'lE;'a!|'1
pred! re s & .sll1ulizl'b6'y On BE- =;
wien t,a ], /. p & 81 q 'yI':;l Y. ki 4 \
jpowiernik:,65wa Ws;iledzieli ca
lynn przebiegpl spl y ] W. vszak;
Eze m6Wil: ,Bedzie ona ME
|d1alletkso, ho .bedelz,ile .,sst wstyds|z sl
sic swych. zlych postepkow,
|jutro : pewnoseia
Dnia ,dr,u,giego5i kls;a Z; wpraw''
die robit p,oszukiwania v
zamku j wszystkich budyn-
kach, a dnia trzeciego szuka-
no take poza zamkieemn ].
kilka mil " obwodzie ale
wszyscy powfacsli o~:zywiscie
z pozadana VIA, w~ia<domoscia, y
mic il ME znalez1i /. !. Ml6tgl SIS
vice teraz cieszyt nieggodzzi-
vice, re mu sic zamiary po-
wholly, gdyz teraz Snczyni'
|brata ra siedm lat wdowcemt
4 tax mial wisc dosyd czasr
do obmyslenia innYch srod-
|k6w cele n zalelnego wyko~
mania swoich zamiaro
Ma teraz zlawa}o sis mt
rzecza najpotrze:bt,nliejsza| Cd
wiedzit brata Artusa, a2eby
90 przekonl &C o n:ewiernosci
najniegodziwszych wystepkach
|iego zonY.
Pfzygotowal sic eaten dc
p 'dr6zy j pr:1':y,'b!yi nie'E 81 I 4
ze swYni ludzmi d. % obozu
.ksiecta, kt6regos temissniesPo.
~dziewanemi odwiedz NAM
swem il. wielce przeraail.. !.
Wskutek cierpied ! smutku
= pc rodu ME :viern no NAL
1onki. to znowu Z wsp6lczncia
mad MA ma mysl. kt6ra c1e:-
sto sic mu nasuwala, ze mo
gla ona bye n%iswinna, zmieni]
Isle ksiaze Artus do niepczna:
MIA.
Pierwsze lego zapytanle dc
Gerarda bytlo':: nGdz lie jest
1mo]a Hirllaa+n r' d! Czy rz Is,
wiscie popetnila tax wielka
zbrodnie? COZ ia nam : nia
80 ..ea-EE. - 2rEt%E- s-Hy5 E.ta. F,E4!E-|.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-31

I@tsolldl1s oder. ne AZ 4 l 1: MN j!: "
~. 81 INA AZ uszllla 7 ! 3 z 4 II a |.
ldo u VI lll;llal' IA s,iie,ze Wyslt e!
d is lis IS j! a. jaw W u llsszl,I
iall1sll,li'llsl s sl'lliss s .I'lil
piracy mozoailllu, azeby ia Cd
s s s,'E 4 ale e'I laden 4 A 81 szzukia u
cych ME opdkryl po niiej AMI
81 a. slyby byla miala !.
czyste sumienIie, ME bylalb:!y,,.
P B re- ';s'kas ueleka sd Sc
|l poW 'i'':l1s'iE 4 i s '',Y',iif:r |,fs.' moi 81.
twoi ludzte, kt6rzy tu 50
obecni.'
luz tax bardz5 oslabio-
ny Artus p E'.9 > a y. Y tax i g i ! y
ma to oswiadczenie brata, re
zaledwie IDOL | movie. Przy~
placilaby zycicm te swoje.
niewiera nos mowil, ged1yby
ME bY}a r ! sic uoiecz I.
IA. Ale 4 "a te .ta JUL byl
Artus syr wrzawY %wojennej,
Eprzekazal przeto swoich ludzj
innemu doWodzcyI ! wr6ci} z
|Gerardem i ze sluzba DO do
mu. .,.
Skoro powr6cil do domu,
kaza} zwolac Gala s}uzbe i
zarzadzil sledztwo W sptrawiee
malzonki. Ze jednak vszYscy1
byli przez Gerarda przekupie-
nj j dobrze pouczeni, przeto
wszyscy ZEN wall jedno.
zgodnie, a Artus, oszukany
przez brata ! sluzbe bezecnie,
poprzysiagl raz ]eszcze smiert
niewinnej IIirlanazie, jesliby
ia odszukal.
Zalatwiwszy TAX misternie
swe sprawy; pozegnal Gerard
Artusa / pojechal do Anglii,
Artus pozosta} samotny ma
zsmku. Gdziekolwiek zaszedi
hub spojrza}, zna'jdowa} pred
mioty, kt6re mu przYromina}y
dawniejsze jego biogle dni, i
dlatego wszystkn mu bylo
wstretne, j byl W najwyzszym
stopnia niezadowolony /
niess;zczesliwy. Szuka} roz:ywk*l
ma polowaniu, / czasami zapo-
mina} o SVEN smutaem POI
iozeniu; ale skoro byl zn6w
osamotniony, wowczas popa-
dal W dawny smutek.
Po szesciu latach takiego
zyc'a smutnego udal sic do
zamkuietej Cd dawna komna-
ty swejej zony tam zastai'
wszystko tax, jak bylo, kiedy
ia opuszcza}. Ky stanely mu
W oczach, spostrzeglszy W
kaciku Itchy kawalek papieru.
Bylto poczatek liistu, kt6ry
Hrlanda do niego Fisala. w
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-08
SANTA rE CoSspIRAoY CASE.

q. 4. Merrill, Er-Assistsnt Superintendent
OF Penitcntiary, Arrested.
Passengers from Santa fe state that
the people OF the Ancient are excited
over the arrest Of o. l.. Merrill, assistant
superintendent OF the penitentiary under
Superintendent Bergman, last Satur-
day on the charge Of conspiracy. The
arrest was the result OF u confession by
an ex convict. G. H. Schultz, sentenced TO
the penitentiary from this county. In
which he states that he WAS induced by
Merrill to make false affidavit, inpli-
eating prominent citizens In an alleged
attempt TO poison Superintendent Berg
man.
Merrill was arrested Saturday after
noon. and owing 10 the absence OF Judge
McFie and Sheriff Kinsell from
Santa Fe he was obliged to stay
In the jail over Sunday as
there was no one In Santa Fe TO accept
his bond. Ii is understood that habeas
corpus proceedings we're instituted to-
day before justice Of the peace in
Santa fs.
Schultz ia at present in jail at
Santa Ne on the charge Of perjury
and Is now q self confessed perjnrer
The opinion OF persons who are familiar
with the facts In the case and Schultz's
record, IL that unless there Ia other
strong evidence to cOrr0b0rate Schultz's
statement In regard to Merrill. that
gentleman will and ought TO be acquitted
when the case comes TO trial.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-08
THE BEEF REPORT.
Findings Of Court Of Inquiry
Sustained by the President.
Mass Meetings In Chicago Sustain
the Expansion Policy.
Mines at Shoshone to be worked Under
Martial Law.
GERMANY HOSTILE TO AMERICA.

Washington, May s.-By direction Of
the president, who approves the findings,
Acting Secretary OF War Meiklejohn has
made public the report and findings Of
the military court appointed 10 investi-
gate the charges made by Major General
Miles, commanding the army, that the
beef supply to the army during the war
with Spain was unfit for the use Of
troops. The most important features OF
the report are: Finding that the gen.
erals statement that the refrigerated
beef was treated with chemicals not e.
tablished. That his allegations con.
cerning canned fresh or canned roast
beef. sustained ~ to unsuitability for
food a. used on the transports and long
continued field ration. Censure General
Miles for error" In failing 10 promptly
notify the secretary Of war, when
he tirst formed an opinion that the
food unfit. Censure commissary general
then General Rsgan) for two extensive
purchases Of canned beet a. an untried
ration. Censure Colonel Maus, OF General
Miles staff. Finding is that the packers
were not at fault and the meats supplied
TO the army were of the same quality a.
those supplied TO the trade generally and
accommodation that no further proceed
ings be taken In the premises. The con-
clusion Of the court Is adverse TO further
proceedings based upon the charges. aud
IL a. follows:
at has been developed In the course OF
the inquiry M recorded In this report
that In some instances some individuals
failed TO perform full measure of duty or
to observe the proprieties which dignity
military command, but the court Is OF
the opinion that the mere statement In
the ofiicisi report OF the facts developed
meets the ends OF discipline and that the
interests Of the service will be best sub
served If further proceedings Is not
taken"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-08
Sad and Sudden DEATH,

A man by the name OF Daniel Porter
died In this city yesterday morning OF
heart failure. aged 80 years. The de-
ceased was travelling overland through
the country, on his return 10 his old
home In Virginia. He was accompanied
by his wife, his son and family and ar
rived In the city from Gallup Saturday
afternoon apparently In good health. He
felt slight pain In the vicinity OF the
heart, when he retired Saturday night,
and Sunday morning his soul took its
flight from earth.
The funeral took place this forenoon
from Undertaken StTOng's parlOrs. with
burial In fairsiew Rev. W Jaggsrd
conducted the funeral services.
The bereayed family will continue
their lonesome journey 10 their dsstina
ton Few deaths could be sadleT than
this one, which occurred when the family
we're total strangers In the community
and no friends were present 10 solace
them
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-08
COUNTY com N IssiONERs.
Engineer Pearson's Report ON Rio Gram
Bridgo-CAmpii.id Resigns.

Engineer Pearson's Report ON Rio Grande
Bridgo-Cnmpf.Id Resigns.
The board OF county commissioners
met at the court house this morning
with Chairman X. A. Misra, Jesus Romero
and lgnaci0 Gutierres present.
The report OF Engineer n. A. Pearson
on the proposed bridge over the Rio
Grande WAS read and accepted. MIR. Pear
son reported that the best place 10 build
the bridge Is about two miles above Pena
Blanca, where the Santa Fe creek and the
Rio Grande unite. the distance across at
this point being 760 feet. He estimated
that the bridge could be built for sum
between $4,000 and $4,000. Chairman
Miera inquired Of Mr.. Pearson II the road
from Santa Fe could be extended no AZ TO
connect with the bridge, but the latter
replied that intervening bluffs made this
virtually impossible. When the bridge IL
built II will probably bs at the place rec
commended In the report. Engineer Pear
son WAS allowed $70.05 for his services
and expenses.
A petition from the people OF Bland
for an additional precinct was granted
and the petitioners were directed 70
recommend some persons for appoint
ment ~ justice OF the peace and con
stable In the new precinct, at the next
meeting OF the board on June ~.
IL WAS decided to insure the COrrales
bridge In the Royal Insurance company,
for which j. l.. Armijo IL agent.
The resignation OF Geo. A. Campiield
az expert, appointed with Bernard
fleischer TO examine the books and
records OF the county offices since 1887,
was received but no action was taken at
the forenoon session. Mr.. Campfield
found 1t impossible to spare the neces-
sary time from his regular duties, ~
book keeper at Il. j. Post Il Cos,
The county commissioners met again
this afternoon.
The resignation Of g. A. Campdeld, ~
expert, was accepted. and George A. Kase.
man, at present the popular ticket agent
at the depot. was appointed In his place.
The public will regret TO learn that
George has decided TO. resign his position
at the depot and TO retire permanently
from railroad work.
Br0ckmeier Il Cox, plumbers. were
awarded the contract for the plumbing
OF the court house, ordered by the com
missi0ners some time ago and for which
bids were advertised. When the sealed
bids we're opened this afternoon II was
found that Br0ekmeier Il Cox's bid, OF
s27l 81, WAS the lowest and they were
awarded the contract.