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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-27

Mrs, y. barnes. Mrs. Mceorley. Mrs.
Collins, Mlsa MeNuity, Miss heiken-
sic. Miss r. sehabb. Miss Annie
schabb. Miss aample. Miss Miller,
Mrs, X, BRIGGS. Miss / Briggs. Mr..
r. Henderson. Mr.. II. q. stoitinE,
Mr. G. Ehert. Mr.. a. G. Williams.
Mr. g. nynllne. Mr.. Creeolts. Mr.. 4.
Lawrence. STR. kabaska, and Mr. =.
y. knapp.
The seniors Of the High school are
e. be given a banquet al the Rainier
Grand hotel next Wednesday even
ing.
There will De a memorial program
given al the High school Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Bertha Knaibail. OF Tacoma.
will be the guest 81 Mrn. 4, T.. craw-
ford next week and attend the ball
% the commencement exercises.
The senior bali OF the University
viii be given at Ranke han next
Friday evening
STR Albert Hansen returned ycsier-
day fron san Francisco, where he
has bcrn FOR several months, lie
was accompanied BY his niece. Miss
Hansen, who has been studying
music there,
sirs. Moses y. Warren. ~ Cen
fnails. - the guest Of Mr. and Mira.
\. l.. Crawford. this week.
SIR, W T. Boone IN recovering from
a severe attack Of grip.
Mr. Charles A. Williams ana Miss
Anna Iienrdaon. both OF this city.
we're quietly married al the home q
the brides sister. Airs. y. J.. Martin.
III seventh ayenne south. Tuesday
evening. Itoy. John y. Damon oiti-
chatting.
The young people Of the United
Presbyterian church gave a farewell
reception 10 MIA Laura Smale. Mon
iay evening. IN the church parlorr
Mrs. sniaie left Tuesday evening for
her hosna IN Oregon. after residing
in Seattle for over a year.
Mins Sadie Maynard. Of Tacoma.
WAS In the city the forepart Of the
week
Those attending the Red croes con-
ysuilon at Tacoma from Seattle were
Mru. J. G. Hainer. Mrs. Harwood
Morgan. Mrs. Henry Thurman. Mrs.
Charles u. stinason. Mrn ]. c. sand-
ere1n. Mrs. ~ w Lockman. Mfs. q.
: Neefn. Mrs Eratus nrAinsrd. Mrs.
J. W. Gosiwin. Mrs. Lyman Banks.
Mrs.. =. II. Hayden. Mrs. Thomas
Townaicy. and AIRS. FortIouin.
The Emerald Dramatic club gave
an entertainment, Mt the jefferson
sheater Monday evening.
The r. r. O. club gave a rcciai AZ
the house Of Mrs J. J. poficocy
Thursday afternoon. and several new
members were admitted into the
club.
Mrs chadbourne. Miss Iioiey. Nr.
W. 4. Robbins. and *. Ewaris. NJ
Everett. were In the city "Wednesday
on their way to Victoria
Seattle Lodge No. 81 X. Of r.. will
give an spen meeting - Castle hail.
IN the Hotel Stevens "Wednesday
evening.
sis. Clara J. bailey has returned
"a tire city after a years visit east
of the mountaina.
MrA. J. J. wclsenberKcr and Mrs
a. X. Campbell, Of Whatcom. were
lu the city "Wednesday.
Mr.. c. y. Preston has returned
from a visit at Dee Mosnes. la-
Miss Eta wheeler. a prominent
.nsiety bud Of san Francisco. II in
the city on pleasure trip. She viii
go north on the next trip % the Sc
attic.
Ms. A. r. Robbins. nf Sitka. IL
visiting Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. Berry.
Of seattle.
MIR and Mrs. J. c. Bnrvkard return
ell on the Queen from n short visit
to san Frxnosoo.
"a NrAGAl talllITr
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Ia order to secure publication "a
the church column Of Saturdays
Star. pastors are requested 60 hand
their Sunday SERMON TOPICS into the
Office not later that O'Clock Friday
evening
Westminster Presbyterian Chnrch
Corner Of Columbia street and
Broadway. Rev. II. W. Gfschrlst.
pastor. Preaching Mt II a. m. and Z
.. IN. Morning. Purpose" Even
Ing. BE Ye Reconciled 20 God"
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Twensy-fourth avenue south, near
King street. Rev. Donald Ross.
pastor. Preaching at II a. m and :
y m. Puiplt will be nlled BY the Rev
Mr.. HoidridEe during the absence OF
the pastor.
Second Presbyterian church--cor-
ner Of Third avenue north and Har-
rtson street. Rev W. A. Major. pas
tor. Morning subject. Wisdom from
Above" Evening subject. memorial
and praise service.
Third Cumberland Presbyterian
Church-Twenty. avenue near
East Cherry. Rev. r. r. Thompson.
pastor.
First Presbyterian church-Cor-
ner o. Fourth and Spring. Rev. A.
l. Hutchinson. pastor. Morning sub
ject. Discourse for memorial day
with special music. Evening. The
Highest Court OF Appeal"
Church Of Our Lady Of Good Help
Corner % Washington street and
Third avenue south. Rev. +. X. Pre-
fontaine. Morning sermon at 1880.
and evening AZ o'clock.
Sacred Heart church-rhrvices are
temporarily held in the Brotherhood
building on Sixth avenue near Bell
street. Rev. Father Brown in charge.
ST. Clements Episcopal Church
Twenty fourth avenue and Wash
inKtan street. Rev. Geo. Buzzelle,
rector. Regular Sunday services.
Grace VI. r. chureh-Thirtieth av-
enue south near King street. Rev.
w. II. seiiick. pastor. Services at II
a. m. and 3 .. m.
ST. Marks plscopal-.Harvard
avenue between Seneca and Spring
streets. Rev. J. =. y. Llwyd. pas
tor. Preaching at II a. M. and 3
p. n. Morning. a sermon for Trinity
Sunday. Evening. the bacoaiaureate
sermon for the university students
VIII be preached by Bishop Barker.
Trinity Parish church-corner Of
Eighth avenue and James street.
Rev ~ H. Gowen. rector. Morning,
1.-THE Ideal Church." Evening, THE
Creators Record
Church OF Immaculate Conception
Corner Of Broadway and Madison.
Rev. a. aweFe. Morning sermon,
1870 o'clock and evening At 1870.
North Seattle Raptist--corner ~
Third avenue and Cedar street. Rev
J.. J. Sawyer. pastor. Morning sub
ject. Heaven" Evening subject.
"1he Glory Of the Nation
First Baptist Church--Fourth ave-
nue. near James street Louis =.
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RUSSIANS ARE
VANISHING
Appeal for Aid to Keep Five
Million People Alive.

LONDON. May FREY. Mr., Fran
CTS. pastor Of the British American
church. Of st. Petersburg. has pub
ilzhei an appeal In London papers
for help for 5000. 600 famine sufferers
In Eastern Russia lie says that
$40. O0o. 900 will keep the people alive
until the next harvest.
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go --..-1 - -..- -. a..-- ss
...EvENTS OF THE WEEK IN SOCIETY,". s


will be accompanied by her sister
Josephine, who u studying Ia npa-
ton.
Mr.. and Mira II. E. bennett have
moved to i6iO Marion street
The Queen Anne Social club will
give a dance next Friday evening at
the Queen Anne club house,
Mrs. John n. Alien. Mrs. Eraatns
iirainsrt and Nira. T., a. ST. Miller.
% thls city. WeFe guests Of Mra John
L. Hopkins at Taelma during the
lied Cross convention,
Mlns Sarah Gottnteln has returned
fram an extended trip through
southern California
Mrs A. j. KciioHe AMI mother have
gone 70 apoians fDF ono weeks visit.
Mira J. r. Russell. 81 San Fran
gisea. 81 visiting her sister. Miss lei-
len creeiam Al the henle OF Mrs. c.
n. pcwharui.
Str. and Airs. Charles u. Lane. 81
Angels, cal, are visiting SIR. and
Mrs :. q. simpson. ~ Madison
street.
caniaia ant Mrz. siamn have TAX
where Mrs Hlamm viii remain dur
ing The captaln's absence in Alaskan
uetera
The commencement exercises II
the University vii be held In nenny
hall Thursday FORENOON 81 io.sQ
e'eioek.
Mis- EIla shuil ana her aunt. Mr..
l. prgelaad. are writing 10 the Eart
Miss stella Wright. 81 Portland. Is
visiting Miss Ray Evans, Of Hen-
toa.
Atr, and Mrs. f.anrfeioN. % North
Yakima passed through seattle
Wednesday on their Nay % Nictofta.
Tsae following iaales Nlll appear
as tsatronesasra a. The euucert OF the
Philharmonic society tonight al the
Seattle thrafsr. Mrs. g ]. Hanith.
Mrs. ]. -. MacDuaesili. Airs j. n.
u. Liwyi. AIRS Geo. u. KittinFer.
Mrs. Ersntus nAinsrt. Nfa. Il. ".
Fsmmonz. MrN ~. II. sioW0ns Mrn.
!. -. ifoEr. r.. Mrs Montgomery
Russell. and Afra u. 9. HtsnFy.
e5fizrn Of snahpmish. was a guest AZ
ihc Seattle yesterday.
Captain aud Mrs q. Green. ~
the Pert orchard station. wvre in
the city yesterday.
Mr. r. q. Newman. a well known
attorney ~ Fairhavsa. Il ia ibe ely
on visit.
Tho elaas day exercises u the grad
uaslnT class 81 fhn University VIII be
held "Wednesday forvnoon at
II O'Clock in D.nny halt.
MHAH MfAft4 3iHAtAatAs " ~ wv Afsast
Attending the University. VIII rrtprn
10 her horne a olympia. Monday.
SIR. AMI STR r. y. smail u We
tefta. ars visiting Mr.. and Mrs. p.
=. BAN. q this city.
4 Decorations Day ball viii be
given Tuesday evening ia Hanie hall.
TIE musie VII be furnished BY Wng-
ncr'a orchestra. and there VIII be
prize dancing ani cake walking.
Mr. AMI Mira Z. I. Grant ven
zercsabiy surprised at their home
on Fgfth avenue Monday evening By
members Of she Queen CITY e!rrie.
A dainty luncheon wss rerv~i dur
ting the evening. and a very pleasant
time was uuent BY the HuarqiserH
ME- Grant. who 10 une 81 the well
known patrolmen ~ the city. Naa
on his beat at TIE time and waa sur
priaea when gentleman arquain-
lance * his came running 10 to him
and told him that hia wife was very
~ ard wanted him immediately
Mr.. Grant apriHfed up the hill from
SECOND avenue So HE hosre. and on
reaching there NnH dnuhiy surprised
by nndin9. not only his wife perfect
y well. but that the house was In
possession - his friends. Those IN
the party were Mrs. A. l.. Barton,
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These are dull days IN social cir
! Giles, Two rcasanu might be
given for the lack OF functions
I during this week. First. many went
/ 10 Victoria 10 celebrate the Queen q
I birthday and others attended tho
state convention OF the He'd Cross
/ society at Tacoma. Next week al
I iety win be almost wholly occupied
with the engagements az the thea terr
and the ccmmencsment exercises ~
the high school ana the University q
/ Washington.
The smartess afralr of the week
was the tea given by Mrs. =. NJ.
Conn. Tuesday afternoon from %
6 O'Clock at her residence on Terry
avenue. T'ha house WAS dasntlly dec-
Grated for the ocoaaion and the
guests entoycd a very pleasant time.
/ Mrs. E. W. cardln. of this city. was
/ the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. cardin
+ during the convention Of the Red
Cross at Tacoma.
Dr. Francis ~ Clark was enter
tanned at luncheon at the Rainier
Grand hotel THURSDAY Al Noon by
members OF the ~ convention come
n1ittce Of the Christian Endeayerere.
Senator Addison q. Fostcr. ~ T'a-
coma. Was sn the city during the
week.
Mr.. and Mru- A. ~. Araft enter
/ tanned n number % fhsir friends On
Tuesday. the occasion being Mrs.
Aratt's ssth birthday.
The commencement exercises %
siae Seattle hiKh school will be held
at the SEATTLE theater GA Thursday
evenlng.
Mr.. joe Houshton. OF North Hcfd.
!. visiting in the city.
MA. Reus Rowe IL visiting in San
Francisco
Mrs. J. Mexican. who receatfy
came nsre frofn Miiwauk via. IN.
tends 10 rrsnain during the summer
as the guest Of Mrs ,. sullivan. OF
ballard.
Mrs. z. q. Damn. Of Chicago. Il
visiting her sister. Mrs J. II. Cal
vert
Mrs. Adelrheas ffyerr has gone
east FOE q two months visit.
Miss Cora Smith - Visiting Mira
r W. Gillette In Fairhavea this
week.
Mr.. Charles Powers has left for
the East on n two months vast.
Mrs. Charles y. Shepard and Mrs.
". y. nackuA. who have been visit
ine In Portland. have returned home.
Mr.. c. A. pes,on. % Republic. Il
Ia the city.
Mr.. John n. Slater. who has been
east II the mountains. returned on
Thursday nlKht.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. J. walfard. with
their Slaughter. Niles xada wotfarsi.
arc visiting sfr. and Aru- o. ].
Smith.
Mr.. Roy fInrrari and Miss Iersis
Mnrsera wess married az the fiofHs st
the Ereom's parents "Wednesday
evening.
Mrs A. T Friend ami Miss friya
sfockWeli visited Victoria during tha
week.
Miss Carrie Frauenthsi was In Vie
togta during the Queen's birthday
celebration.
Mr.. A. q. Morris 81 chelan Fails.
was In the city Thursday.
several theater parties are on the
tapls for the engagement 81 the Mac
Doweii- Walsh company At the Seat
tie theater.
The society people Of the city are
talking Of giving a reception In honor
Of the officers Of the Iowa when tho
battie~hIp arrives on Puget sound.
Mtnn Ethais y. Young. Of fscaeGn
Hnl. has gone Fast to visit friends
and relatives. When she returns she
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lncendlaries in Arkansas

TEXARKANA. Ark, May 21-rhe
photograph gallery Of G. w. Burd J.
sail. In state Line avenue. In this
city. was destroyed by IRE at mid
night last night. All Of the contents
" the picture room and operating
departments were burned. A portion
OF the building was saved.
A barn belonging to X. a. Hardin
was .nlso destroyed. Burdsalfs loss
on building Is $500; contents, $1,000.
Total Insurance. $1,000, Hardin's loss
is $500. with. no Insurance.
The fire was the work Of an lneen-
diary and evidence has been gath
cred that probably win lead to ar
rests.
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AmussmrNr nuiIrr,s.

THIRD AVENUE ritEATER-
The Three uuardamon."
SEATTLE THDArER, --fhiihar-
monte Society concert
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OF AN
ASIATIC DEAL
Great Britain May Transfer
Wei Hei Wei to Germany.

SHANGHAI. May s7.--Aecordlnr
10 thu China Gaa~ttr. Grrat Britain
viii transfer Wed Hsi Wei 70 Ger
many two yeaFu henec In return fnr
German concessions in South Africa.
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Has already taken its place among
the best stocks OF Republic camp.
In fact. most Of the promoters stock
was subscribed In Republic at y of
a cent a share. and the treasury
stock Is now offered. for short time
only. at ono cent per share. II IL a
free gold property covering two full
claims almost In the heart OF the
greatest gold camp in the world. II
Is the best buy on the market, for
the reason that IL IN offered AT such a
price that anybody can get an inter-
est without putting In his last dollar.
Get in now and get the benefit OF the
raise in price that is bound TO follow.
Prompt attention given 10 all orders.
SLATER 4 SMITH. 0fhciaI Brokers
tphons Main asai ia James 81, seattle.
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OBJECT TO
FRANCHISE
----------.---.-----
Giving Forty Year
Privileges
TO STREET G,lLWW COMBINE
------ss-a--ss=ass-s
citlrsns viii Meet at tho Chamber
OF Commerce This Evening
talsnotien rhrostsned,
TO STREET G,lLWW COMBINE

Tonight a meeting Of clgisens who
src not In favor Of forty year con.
soiidated franchise hcinK granted,
with b. held At the chamber % eem-
mere. A petition = being circuisis
81 to-day calling for a committee ~
100 Who will be az the meeting - The
city council next Monday, and object
90 the granting ~ the franchise
which u pending befose that body.
The statement IS made that u the
council does grant the franchise. the
committee Will az once Institute IN
Junction proceedings
The retitlon. signed By - citizens.
- ~ follows
THE UNDERSIGNED. citizens OF
Seattle. hereby anree % serve an a
committee q leo. whose objects shall
be.
To protas. against and prevent the
extension u street railway frauehis-
- BY tbs city ceuneit. especially %
cefeaf the xransluE ~ ans blanket
or monopoly franchise such - u
proposed Il present. as contrary n
the exprea provision - the city
charter in Artseie ". sec. 20.
To secure at the earliest rFacsie-
able time. municipal ownership Of the
sfrawt railways. as contemplated BY
the charter IN Alternate Proposi-
slon No. I =
The Officers ~ this committee % 100
shall corsist Of a chairman. two vice-
rhnfrunen. a secretary and treas
urer. who shall constitute an exscu-
tive committee to have general su-
p~rxisfon cf thu work authorised by
che Whole c0mnfhsee. and 60 call
meetings Of the latter.
Other subcommittee shall be
chosen BY the whole committee 20 do
sssas-4.f Vrsrek
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Members % all patriotic orders
viii be interested in. the memorial
service ~ war time and patriotic mu-
sic 70 be given at the First Baptist
church tomorrow evening. The SER
vice viii be given by a special Choir
us ai1d choir. and the @. A. II. and
w. n. G. are especially invited.
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Lots on easy terms. rrasts ofcHafd add,
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Second Presbyterian church--cor-
ner Of Third avenue north and Har-
rtson street. Rev W. a. Major. pas
tor. Morning subject. Wisdom from
Above" Evening subject. memorial
and praise service.
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First Baptist Church, Fourth ave-
nue. near James street Louis y.
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Third Cumberland Presbyterian
--Twenfy.second avenue near
East Cherry. Rev. r. r.. Thompson.
pastor.
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F'irst Presbyterian church-Cor-
ner Of Fourth and Spring Rev. A.
l.. Hutchinson. pastor. Morning sub
ject Discourse for memorial day
with special music. Evening. The
Highest Court OF Appeal
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Church OF immaculate Conception
Corner Of Broadway and Madison.
Rev. a. aweFe. Morning sermon,
1870 o'clock and evening at 1880.
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ST. Marks Bplscopal--Harvard
avenue between Seneca and Spring
streets. Rev. J. r. -. Llwyd. pas
tor. Preaching at II a. m. and 3
.. n. Morning. a sermon for Trinity
Sunday. Evening. the bacoaiaureate
sermon for the university students
VIII be preached by Bishop Barker.
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Grace VI. r. chureh-ThIrtieth av-
enue south near King street. Rev.
w. II. seiiick. pastor. Services at II
a. m. and 8 .. m.
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Trinity Parish church--cornsr Of
Eighth avenue and James street.
Rev. ". II. Goweu, rector. Morning.
1.-THE Ideal Church" Evening, THE
Creators Record
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Good quality Bingham aprons.
well made, actually worth Ise.
Mondays price. ioc each.
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North Seattle Raptist--corner ~
Third avenue and Cedar street. Rev
J.. J. Sawyer, pastor. Morning sub
Ject. Heaven" Evening subject.
tine Glory Of the Nation"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-21
A MANIFEST ISJUsTIoE.
Troop y, Rough Riders, Credited to santa
Re In I'D. Matshall's Hook

Troop y, Rough Riders, Credited to Santa
Ee In nd. Matshsll's Hook.
"The Story OF the Rough Riders" by
Edward Marshall, the celebrated wal
correspondent, IL on sals at the book store
OF q. A. Matson " Co. While the book
itself contains for the most part an in.
teresting and truthful narrative Of the
heroic achievements OF the Rough Riders
in the Santiago campaign, there is pub
lished In the back OF the book q roster OF
the regiment. which does glaring In JUS
tice to Albuquerque. Captain Max Luna
the commissioned and non-commissioned
officers and the troopers OF Troop II, who
were recruited in Albuquerque. are sll
credited 10 Santa Fe.
The only soldiers In the entire reei.
ment who are registered from this city
are Fred. Fornoff Richard Richards. I'D.
G. Armstrong, Arthur T Anderson, troop
g. New Mexico; Jas. A. Butler, troop h,
Arizona Emmett Laird, troop ID. Okla
homs; q. NJ. Coe, Hiram T. Brown and
j. II. Flynn, troop |.
The two young heroes, who went
from here and sacrificed their lives for
their country, are also credited TO other
places Guy ID. Endsley Ia put down
from Somer0eld, Penn; Frank b. Booth.
Iaiison, Wis.
While the error is undoubtedly unin.
territorial and was caused by the fact
that troop +, though recruited here, was
enlisted In Santa Fe. II nevertheless
works rank injury TO this city, which
furnished more soldiers for this famous
regiment than any other city In the
union. In the interest Of the truthful
ness and fairness of history. Mr.. Mar
s1all or the publishers of the book should
sea that the error is corrected In future
editions,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-21
InroRraNr CASE DECIDED.
Referee Lees Report In Case of santisa
nAca va Comfy Commissioners

Referee Lees Report In Case of santiago
Bsca VS. County Commissioners.
Judge W. ID. Lee, referee in the case OF
Santiago Baca Va. the Board of County
Commissioners Of Bernalillo County, to-
day nled his findings In the case In the
district court. The plaintiff sued for
fl,lg).66 and Sl,l2l IS. the alleged bal
ance due him for commissions AZ asses.
sor In the years 1898 and 1894 respective.
ly. The plaintiff was paid 20 per cent OF
his commissions at the time and the re
naming % per cent was retained until
the taxes assessed should be collected or
shown 70 be uneolectable. lt was to re
cover this 30 per cent that the suit waa
brought, the plaintiff maintaining that
under tho law he was entitled TO 1t
whether the taxes we're collected or not.
Judge Lee. IN his report, holds that an
assessor Is not entitled 90 commissions
on assessments made for school pur-
poses. As the plaintiff in this case re-
celyaf more than the amount OF the
commissions on the taxes cOlle cted, the
effect Of the referees report ia that the
county will not be- obliged 10 pay the
commissions claimed.
Judge Lee has been taking testimony
In this case ut different times for the
psst ak months, A. u Mcmillan and
I \ Wilkers0n represented the plain.
tif and District Attorney Finical the
defendants.
In the case OF tho Ssnto Domingo In
dams W.. Marcus G. de Bsca ct al, TO
secure an injunction TO restrain the de.
PENDANTS from using the water OF the
acequia OF the pueblo, the temporary in
junction was dismissed by Judge Crum-
packer TO day until the final hearing OF
the case on May 10.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-21
IVES THE FLORIST
For cut llOWers, palms. ferns. etc, at all
times. lvEs, TIE FLORIST.
Run over
70 the Iceberg for bottle OF old whisky.

Elmer 0'Brien, who has been employed
at the local railroad shops the past few
months resigned this morning TO accept
a position Rs engineer OF the electric
light plant. He entered upon his new
duties TO day.
Edward Henry, the we'll known FIRE in
sufance adjuster. II at the Hotel High
land from Las Vegas He IA here 10 gd-
Just the losses sustained In the Jacob
KOrteT aud W. B. Trull tire on the High
lands
The famous carriages, phaetOns, bug
giea, etc, from the Columbus Buggy
company. OF Columbus. Ohio, are kept
In stock by Jacob KOrbrr n Co II you
want something nice call on this lirm.
Fresh poultry received by the Jaffa
Grocery company on the refrigerator to-
day. Give them call when arranging
Tor your Sunday dinner.
For fFst-class shoe repairing. 20 10 a
store that employs lirst-class " rkmen.
See VIM. Chaplin, ll3 Railroad avenue.
Mothers, read this: Special prices on
boys shirt waists, pants, ties ann wash
suits this week at b. llfald Il Co.'S.
X. b. Burns. chief engineer Of the
Santa Ne Pacific, IL IN the city from VIII
liams, A. T.
Buckwurst tomorrow. Telephone
your orders, Tony Michelhach, old town.
Two good horses for sale by Bell X Co.