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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-05

On diamonds. watches, etc, or any good
security also on household goods stored
wi h me; strictly confidential. Highest
cash prices paid for household goods
7. A. WHITTEN, ia Gold avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-05
NO HOsTILITIEs.

The TransVssl Situation Growing BeautI-
fully Bright.
New York, Oct "a dispatch TO the
Tribune from London says: Prominent
men connected with military and other
services now declare there will be no
hostilities with the Trsnsvaal. but that
the matters will be adjusted at the last
moment Public opinion also reflects
this view. although no Ineligible reason
can be given for the reaction against the
war feeling, which prevailed the las
three Xeeka.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-05
For sale CheAp.

Contents OF seven room Hat, full OF
roomers. Centrally located.
T. B. NETCALF,
Next door to Wells-Fsrgo Express office.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-05

Broken lots In mems 81 and $i5C
shoes to close out at g 80 and % 90
George c. GRinsley Il Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-05

Mems 1915 calf shoes. We will sell
them for ten days at f225 cash, to make
room for new goods. George C, Gsinsley
Il Co
Potatoes 81 per 100 pounds at the Jsffa
Grocery company.
Mesa free press., 1899-02-17
PHOENIX SHORT LlNE
pHo EN1x 4 MARIcoPA.

Arain leaves Phoenix at 7.30 p. a
arrives at Tempe at 500 p. M. aud
Maricopa at 9.l5 p. NJ.
Train leaves Maricopa at GU ..
Arrives at Tempe at I 10 am. aud
PHOENIX at 7:36 a. m.
PHOENIX AND MESA CITY.
Leave Mesa at 9:l5 a IN, arrive &.
Tempe $40 M, and Phoenix 10 .
Leave Mesa at 8 p III, arrive
Tempe $50 p m, and at Phoenix
s P m.
Leave Phoenix at S.l5a M. leay
Tempe at 9:35 y m, arrive at Mess
at 900 a m.
Leave Phoenix at 80 p NJ, leasf
Tempe at A. 90 m. arrive Mesa
4.30p p m.
Train connects At Maricopa Will
Southern Pacific east bound At 10 2
M. and with Southern Pacific wes
bound, leaving Maricopa at 5.45 p: q
Connections made at PhoeEi1 !
with ST. P. d P, for Cor gress - &
Prescott, and at Mesa With stage 70 4
Goldiield, Mondays, Wednesdays On E
Fridays at 70. 80 p. NJ; for Flo,snt
and Globe. tuesdays, Thursdays an
Saturdays, at 4, M.
All trains run daily ind will
at any point in signal
BF. PORTER.
M. o. B1cKNELL, Gen'l SUP
Genl Pass. Agt.
General Office, Phoenix.
Mesa free press., 1899-02-17
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION.

In the Probate Court of the County I
Maricopa, Territory OF Arizona.
In the Matter Of the EstAte OF ChaIcg
Foster Rogers, Deceased.
Notice is hereoy given that Woodferd
H. Rogers has filed in this Court his
petition pray ng for the proof and ptns
bate of the last will and ,eeiam+nt %
said deceased aud the issuance uf Letts -
restamsntarp tberepo TO said petitian,t
and that The same wlll be heard ogl SRtr
urday ,ha25 h day of Fehrnsrs. a ID
1899 al 10 o'clock ip she fpreupun Of saisk
day. at ths conrt-r room of said O. nrt, Ns
Phoenix. County OF Maricopa, TNrriss<
of Arizona, and all persous interested ifl
said estate are notified tbep apd there TO-
appear and show cause. II any they have,
Why tho prayer of said petitioner should
not be granted w. S. SCOTV
CLARK.
Dated Jan'y 81, 1899.
Mesa free press., 1899-02-17
*Dining station.

*Dining station.
Tl.e only North and south Line in AsixLna ira
versng and reaching the most interesting Ssctions
including thu great Salt River valley.
Through tickets fox all points in ne p uted
States, osnada and Mexico.
Connecting al Jerome Junction with trains
of o. & 2. BY. for jecome.
...... at PRESCOTT with stage lines roi
I'll ,hs principal mining Oamps; at Congress
Junction with Congress Gold 90 r. 3. for Con-
,.ress and stage lines for Harqui. Hala, Stanton
and Ysrpeil. At Phoenix with the MarioSp. q
Phoenix Ry., for points on g. p. BY, also with
8. B. v. Ry. At Bot Bpringe junction with the
q. O. r. 8. T. CO stage line for Castle Gre Z
hot Springs; the pew all the ear hA' 'th res9rt.
E. M. MURPHY, GEO. u. SAf GEM
PrAsit & Gen. Mgr. Gen Fl. Pass AeI
Prescott. Arix. Prescott A.iz.
Il. E.WELlS.
Asst Cen. Mgr.
rescott, AriaOna.
Mesa free press., 1899-02-17
NOlICE 70 ORE DIrORS.
E.tate OF Fritz Meyer, Deceased.

-
Notice is hereby given by the under
sixned. 81 J. Forsisr. Administrator OF
fhe Estate of fruz Mayer, deceased, to
ihe creditors of aud AL persons having
claims against tn sAid deceased, to ex-
h,bit them, with the necessary vouchers,
within four months aft-r the first publi-
cati on Of this notice to the said Admins
traitor at his residsnc IN the Town OF
Mesa. Maricopa County Arizona. the
SAM being the place for the traDsac-
tion OF th- bnsinesa Of said eetate, IN ssid
Comfy OF Maricooa.
MI. FORS TER.
! lmipistrator OF estate O. Friiz Meyer,
Deceased
Dated at Mesa this 30th dsy Of Iapn.
cry, 1899.
Mesa free press., 1899-02-17
INCORPORATION
OF THE
MESA CREAMERY COMPANY

M ESA ORE AM ERY OUM MPAN I
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. Be it
known that we, the undersigned. have associ-
ated ourselves together ASA corporation under
the provisions OF Title XII. Corporations, Re-
vised Statutes of 1887, OF the Territory of Ari-
zona, and we certify,
1st The names of the incorporators are
DAME d. Smith, B. NJ johnson and Robert
Hornbeck.
End. The general nature of the business
pr pr,posed to be transacted by the said corpora
tion is to buy. receive and handle lnilk, vend
and dispose of the same and to deal III and
manufacture all kinds of Dairy Products, pur-
chase and operate the plants necessary therefor
and d ,spose of the same.
| Sd. The amount of the capital stock is eight
hundred ($S0OoO) dollars, divided into Eight
hares of Que Hundred (3loO.Ooi Dollars ZACH,
nd ig to b q fully paid up.
4th. The corporation is to commence opera
tions upon the signing and Alag of these Arii-
cles according TO law, and shall continue for
the period of Twenty-Five years, from said
date of fling.
/ 5th The affairs of this corporation shall be
managed by Board Of Eight Directors. who
shall be stockholders, and the officers OF this
corporation shall be President, Secretary and
Treasurer and ono Vice.Presid, Mt. The d.
rectors shall be elected annually on the first
Saturday in January of each year. Until such
election Robert Hornbeck, D d. Smith A. P,
Kleinman, l.. G.. Marksbury, 6. q. Huffman,
F. Nj. Brady and D. F, Watkins shall constitute
the Board of Directors. TIE officers of the
company shall be elected by the Boaad gf Di-
rectors at it's annual meeting in each year.
mi IL Of ip1o odroo SHrt
liability to which the corporation is al any
time to subject itself is Five Hundred ($5OOl
Dollars;
7th. The private property of the Stockholders
!, is to be exempy from corporate deots.
sth. Tha name Of this corporation is the Mes
Creamery Company Its principal place o
Witness our hands this 9th day of January. 4
: D. 1899.
DANIEL u. SMITH.
B. M. JOHNSON.
] ROBERT HORNBECK
Territory Of Arizona. I as.
r County of Marlcopa.
Before me, a Notary Public in ard fer th'
County of Maricopa, an this day 2srsonaily ap
q oeared Daniel D. Smith, b. Johnson an
Robert Hornberk, known t9 me to be the per
sons whose names are subscribed to the for
going instrument, and acknowledged to q.
that they executed the same for the purpose
and consideration therein Expressed.
Given under my hand and official al thi
9th day of January, A. D. 1899.
RI (sEAL) GEO. W. WOY.
y My Com. Elk. Jan'y q, 1902, Notary Public
. Territory of Arizona. ss.
County of Maricopa.
IF W. Sheridan, County Recorder in an
> for said County, do hereby certify that l hav
! compared the above and foregoing with, an
:. the same is full, true apd correct copy of al
u ticles of Incorporation ss the same appears
70 record ia hook of Art. of Incorporation paa
J, ............R Records of NAaricopa County ar
~ zon
II yisna,s yie-,,t llg' hereunto set n
hand and affixed n,y pific:el seal this 7h cay
g January. A. D 1861 ,r,n,nn
County R corde
'' BY g ". liAaSErT,
y pqt
Mesa free press., 1899-02-17
so DIFFERENT.
Y. Y WRIGHT Proprietor
AhnvinR. ShnmpoOin&,
HAHN Cutting, Etc.
9rvR AE 4 cALAt
NOTICE 10 uREDI rotss

Eatate Of syrinaA B. BisSs, deceased. Notice
is hereby given Nv th1pndersigned Execntor
the estate of SsriEa B. Bigss deceased. to
,he creditors of aud all persons having claims
a,aiust the said isceased. T., ,xhibit them,
with the necessary voachers, within monthaI
after the first publiaation Of this notics to the
said Thomas p. Big,a at the Law office of @. ",
Woy in Mesa City Sank bnildinR, Mesa. Aria.
the same heing tn nlace for tn tran .actiop o4
he business of said estate, in said County QA
aricopa. THOMAS P. Rl00A.
G1ecntor o' the last will and testament -
5vrina B. Biggs, deceased
netea Mesa, Aria, this 2ith day of January,
Mesa free press., 1899-02-17
NOTICE.

To the psrsous, parties, corporations, conipa-
mes and owners above named, s,d all others,
interested in the lands. real estate apd personal
property above nlenti.n ned and der cribed
/, Phineas Daley. Marshal and Ex-Ohicio Ia
Collector of Mesa City Ii he County OF Maj i
copa, Territory of Arizoua, do hereby give no-
itice
That un less Re. she they shall Lay the tax OF
together with the costs, OF, the leal estate and
personal property as described il. tho foregoing
delinquent tax list. the same will he sold fol-
the satisf action Of said taxas ard costs
And d" further h@reby give not % that OF
Tuesday the 7h day of Marcn. 1899. all the land
and real state and perso. al properly ~
described a"oyp wiz nc exposed t. public sale
in front of the Town iiall, in sad Mesa CAV il
Maricopa county. Arizona, for the alnoun, o
tax aug. costs due thereon.
pHlNEAS DALEY
Marshal and Ex-otfcio Tax Coll, ctor o
M,s. t.ty.
Mesa free press., 1899-02-17
MESA FREE PRESS.
FRrpAr FEB II, 1899
LOCAL JEWS.

EsaE
J,ouis Melezer vas up from Phoe-
mix yesterday.
w. H. Beard of Florence visited
Mesa this week.
l6 photos for 500 beginning Sat
urday-- Co. OPP Hall.
Mrs. J. M. Cosby will join her hus
band at st. David.
FL. z. Zuck the Tempe attorney.
was in Mesa yesterday.
MONEY TO LOAN. For par
ticulars apply at this office.
The Globe stage took out number
of passengers Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Tuttle. brother Of the late DR.
A. M. Tuttle. was in town Tuesday.
james Anderson was in town Mon
day after his long siege Of pneumonia.
Tribolet and Hurley the Phoenix
butchers were in town Wednesday.
Alrond trees in the valley ar
beginning to put on their regular spring
bloom
Those who, contemplate planting
trees would do we'll to call on the
Mesa nurserymen.
Geo. Passey will have an auction
sale Of his household goods at l,5O en-
the afternoon of the 25th.
Miss Annie Hall is up from Will
cox for visit of month or two with
her sister, Mrs. Bert Winsar.-
MI. and Mrs. NJ. B. Johr sons sew
enteen months old boy died Saturday
night and was buried Sunday.
We are glad to note that DR.. Lucas
is again able to be out and will soon
be able to resume his practice.
Postmaster D. L. Robinson OF
Congress, is down attending his faith
er, who is still dangerously ill.
The women suffrage bill passed the
House and it's friends are awaiting
anxiously, the verdict of the Council. (.
Arthur Sayler the musician, left
this week for Dos Cabesas, where he
will teach school for 2 couple Of
months.
Mckay, of the Gold6eld cyanide
plant, was down Monday and Tuesday
He says the operations there are quit
satisfactory.
Jas. III. Bush's son who has beer
dangerously i'll seems to Low be max
ing satisfactory improvement so hi
physician, DR.. aawley, inf orms US.
we acknowledge with thanks th
receipt of invitation to the Gran
Military ball to be given 9y our loca
military company on the night of tn
22nd
FOR SALE "A frst-class. grocer
store in neighboring town. Will b
sold on easy terms, Inquire at tn
office
MARRIED or single, We will Civ
you l6 beautiful mlniatur" portra
photos in four different positions ft
SO Q. Our speciality; ell kinds
buttons. Co Op Hall.
Aoell & " ilbur had fine dipla
of Weber, wagons on the Street yes
terday. They just received a car'oa
of these fine wagons and they al
going like hot caAes.
FOR SALE, or Exchange. Eleve
lots liz Pennington, San Jnah count
New Mexico Will sell at bargai
or exchange for Salt River VALE
property Apply to W. M Gilbert
We understand that H Hunsak
has purchased Passey & Cos stock
goods. Mr.. Passey is preparing to r
move to Provo. to reside. Boyd Pa
sey and Prof Broadbent will accol
pany him With their families
Those VINO enjoy dancing sho'
not fail ID secure tickets 10 the mi
taly ball to be given on the night
the 22nd. The boys will leave not
ing undone to make this the leadi
social event of the season.
A <AHnHa
Mesa free press., 1899-02-17
DELINQUENT TAX ROLL
OF
Mesa City, Maricopa County, Ar'-
zona, for the Fiscal Year
lS9s-le99

l89S-l999
(All references to lots and bloc5s in the fol
owing st of property refer entirely to II
Townsite of Mesa.)
Ball, F.J.-25 #. south strip Lot Sand
southeast corner lot Block "a
and lotl Block "a. Total assess
ment $25O.0O; tax $1.75; costs 81.
Total due, S2.7S
Griffin, E. l. Lot l, Block AZ, $500;
improvements. $lOO; Tax $2.10;
cos1e ST.. Total due....................s 10
Goldman Co; South X of North u lot
1, Block 46, $780, tax 5 .35: costs 81.
Total due. ................., ,....$1, ,st
Gibson, Jas. P. Lots, Block l6. $125: inn
! provements. $275 Household tus-
niture S25. Tax S2.N. costs ST.. To-
tai due. Observation-Disclosures. ........$s.s7
Lamb, Vic. Lots 7, s, Block 25 $3.50: ip-
(, provements, S10C; household fur
nture. $50. Tax $3.50 costs $1. To-
| tai que. -4.Ot
Pomeroy Eros. so feet south front south
eastcorner lot 2, Block s. $500; i'm
| provements $1,000. tQial ussess-
ment $4,000. Tax $l4.Oo; costs 81.
| Total due Observation-Disclosures. o:
Sabin, T. H. Lot Block 4.$l50; improve
+, ments $500: household furniture
SIS; horse and buggy $25. Total
assessment $1,000. Tax $7.OO:.
Cos's 81. Total due ...............$S $50
Wilbur, f, w. West u of East a of
lots 8, A. Block 10, 500; 100 shares
Of stock in Mesa City Bank at $lOo
| per share; Total assessment $10,
100. Tax 5000. Costs 81. Total
tax due........... ...Sfl.7
Wilbur, s D. 50shares af stock in the
Mesa City Bank ut $40 per share.
Total arsessme, 5000. Tax $4,000
Costs 81. Total tax due. ..... $3.50
The Lamar register., 1899-03-08

dustry to your notice for their benefit
0SIoNs-W When / was at La Junta
l WAS surprised 10 see some very large
Spanish onions which looked exactly
like the genuie Denia onions from
Spain, which always command a good
price in this market, as we'll as in the
western markets, and it struck me
that If the genuine seed could be
procured from Spain, that after be-
ing acclimated to the soil you could
produce even better quality of on
ions than they do. Under our lead
and advice we believe we could in
duce the growers to use the Spanish
crate, and that they would be aole to
market all such onions to a very
profitable result to the growers, and
if the growers should all plant an
acre or two of onions at the different
shipping points whereby they could
load carload lots, there is no reason
why that industry shonld not prove
one of the best of your valley.
APPLRsI made a remark when at
La Junta that if 1 owned the land
which You represent, with the i'm
mense capital back of me which Your
company has, that l would set out
every other fifty acres in orchards
with the best variety of winter apples,
such as the Missouri Pippin, Jona-
than, Snow, opitzenburgh, Northern
Spy, Baldwins, Greetings and New
ton Plppins. / don't think of the
other varieties which could be raised
OF course 1 don't know whether these
varieties are all adapted to Colorado,
but | do know that around Manzano
la and Fowler that they are raising
some of the finest apples produced
in the United States as to perfect
shape, fine eating quality and abso
lutte freedom from worms and grubs,
and believe in making this state
ment that Colorado's future for ap
pies is one of the best sections in the
whole United States
In reference to melons, you know
my opinion that the Nutmeg melons
should be grown in small lots by the
different growers, that is each grower
should put ont from two to five acres
apiece, or enough that he could care
fully cultivate and keep free from
The Lamar register., 1899-03-08

weeds, so as to produce the finest re-
suits; that all the growers should be
organized and that the whole valley
should be allotted sufficient areage to
raise just enough melons to cover the
demand of all.the markets, and by
such a system of thorough cultivation
in small lots by the different growers,
the profitable success is assured. The
great danger of melons lies in the
fact that some growers plant from 30,
40 to so acres, which is beyond their
power to properly cultivate, which is
planted nearby some such crops as
cucumbers and pumpkins which in
jure and spoil the flavor of melons.
and through such careless and large
planting the danger of disastrous re-
suits lies, but in the small acreage
planted by each grower the srcc ss
of the melon industry is assured
Now the above are the four princi-
pal things that came under my oh
servatiou and made me believe that
the Aakansas Valley in Colorado
had the most complete and positive
PilNiIeSeS 10 ouer smail settlers WHO
wish to cultivate land under the
above rule of planting various crops
which altogether would bring in very
handsome results. / should be very
glad if at any time yon wish to refer
to me any one who is desirous of in
vestigating towards making a settle
ment with You. / believe that /
eould assure them of the positive re-
suits to be obtained under your irri-
eating system. / should be glad to
hear from you at any time, and as
sure you of my deep interest in the
success of your great valley.
Yours truly,
L. Is. LYON,
OF Lyon Bros. Company
The Lamar register., 1899-03-08
Advertised Letter List.

The following is list of the un-
clairaed letters remaining in this of.
fee March s, 1899:
Barton, Earnest Ditty. Clarence
Dunlavy, james (2) Hall, jackson
In calling for these letters please
say advertised"
d. E. CoopEn, P. NJ.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-08

b = - Hni 8 kr~ restihais -ratus tass seen
\ -Ess aat Da1tsf they Etii carrF chair car
railmAa fbrye4gh sttsaus riIaost.
Rfails alt asN ineai s4uteas trains atad
ssfrf arst AL s-e1ai esas~ ssselassf. tuafias
-srs art failt-ian sirrusFs-
20 usf Eeat- rFiin-tiuu aa rafuiar fafs uill D.
o. ahta reaad tfa sisksss are plrvhAsFii
q. I.GtaFfs. Aerat-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-05

silar los caballoa De aqaf mahana aejaos de Paris
unas trtiata leguas.
-sCon que aeonseja;s que me vutlva d Nava-
ST, mons nor.
-Pero la reina, mi madre9
Ia dirEis qu- hshe,s visto La princes que Ia
encontrasteis verrugs en- la nariz por 10 cual no
agrada
A fs MIA na-6 Noe qrs en- ciertes ocasionas
scfa gran n"riara. pudi muy bien que
RI seflor da Pibrac hssl.fa de peras -.
Enrique permare |. pen ativo con la cabeza baja.
De repenta abf6 Ia de vdreras en- Que
h sbs apoyado fr+nts; cabeza estaba ardiendo
neoestabs respirar 81 is Ia noche.
EI Louvre est aba spnlta 10 profandas tinieblas
ell Soma arrastraba 81 pie sgnss oensgosas;
derredor del palaio vtf de trecho treoho al
glnas uc S q brisban On las seatsnas de las
vecnas, y 81 of al sns murmai'o confuse q,s
elavaba de Ia gran c;udl la DUAL cubrfa
manic negro cielo l6brego tempestuoso.
HI prfncips pernaasci6 alganos m ltos inolinado
haoia ell rio. usgo afz6 Ia frsnte miro al cielo.
Una estrella brlIba al ira es de las nubss
claridad respan issieata II mrads del principe.
Ds rrpsnta Sc volyi6 y d j.:
IS n,r d. Pibras. 10Y al seguaio bearn6s que
h W me hablado Ell ms lengu siguiendo ell orden
regular de las lengu@J debe muy cuerdo,
pero....
A su vez Gallo E riqae miro de nuevo Ia o..
trells
-pero, mirsd aqa-lls estrsIla qua Drills en- ell oie-
10 prosigui6 d'spues d, patss qae II
mfs.
ar sce RI su Ioesta mons. nor, b .oia Navarro.
IS, psso subir al hor ,nta, respondi6 EaFi~
qns, rsspland. Q n sobre P4Fis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-05
Y ariedad en- Tarjetas


Ia anoci6n del digno capita1 de guardas fae
SINGER, que hasa olvd6 levantar del sueo las ena
-NosotTos mismos.
All cielos hay reEaedo estais perddos y.
Que disparate repuso el principe ri6ndose.
-Monsefor do gravemente e senior de Pibrac.
permitidme que Olga franoamente mi opinion mncho
valera tener por enemigos al Elector palauo
al embaja3or de Aemani9, al rey de sglaterra al
rsy de Espsna juntos, que d Ronato el FioTentino.
Pronunci6 81 senor de Pibrac estas palabras n
acento convenoidc que dejaron de honda
impression en- Ell mismo principe.
-B repusc, obstantn la reina Cstalina
tiene poder para hacer ahorcar d principe dc N
-Es verdad.
y aunque 10 tn viera. qusa mrara clio
do colgar de horoa al future ssposo de su hja-
-Todo 10 que aca as de decir, monsenor, es,a lls
do e..
mo es eiert
IS ,o que que prueba sbsolntamente NADIA.
-gLo cr ei.2
-iOhl estoy SECURE de elio
Noe volsi6 entrar momento el caart0.
81 Wrgarita pero tsmbien IN hombre dc mala
IA t?
" tsnfais mucha raz6o + 1riqne no me espefabs
20 ensontrarlo todavfa Ell Louvre
-Pues estai dijo Pibrac, 10 que mi embs
shora mas bieu rresenoia aquf que Ia
snya.
mo digais esf )
-,Monsehor, proaigui6 II capita1. el que tsne hs
nsfo poF ensmigo debe temerlo todo do Oh - hanAtn
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-02
APRIL WEATHER.
A Fair Specimen of First Month
of Spring in California.

The following meteorological observa-
lions We're taken at the United States
Weather Bureau office in this city for
the month of April, by James A. Bar
WICK, Official in charge:
Mean barometer, 29.99 inches: highest
barometer, 30.15 inches on the Sd: low
est barometer, 29.75 inches on the 23d:
mean temperature, 50 degrees; highest
temperature, 81 degrees ON tine 10th:
lowest temperature, ~ degrees on the
24th; absolute range of temperature.
~ degrees; greatest daily range, 81 de-
grees on the 14th; least daily range. u
degrees on the Both; total rainfall, O1O
inches; total wind velocity, 1896 miles;
highest wind velocity, 80 miles, south
east. on the 24th; prevailing direction of
wind, southwest; total clear days. 10;
fair days, 8; cloudy days &; rainy days.
/; mean dry thermometer, 60 degrees;
mean wet thermometer 81 degrees;
mean dew point, Al degrees; mean HUI
nudity, 6O per cent; mean maximum
temperature, 20 degrees; mean mini
mum, 40 degrees; mean vapor pressure,
.292 inches
There was light frost on the 18th,
24th, 18th, but no killing frost Aver
age date of first killing frost in autumn,
November 10th; average date Of last
killing frost in spring, February 10Th.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-02
STILL CROWDED.
The Trained Animal Show at Agri-
cultural Park.

The afternoon and evening perform
ances of Norris Brothers. show con-
tinue to- attract large crowds to the big
tent at Agricultural Park, and the
happy youngsters and well entertained
older peoples unite in pronouncing it the
best display of animal intelligence yet
seen here.
Many tricks never attempted by
other shows of this kind are success
fully introduced by this one. The dogs
and ponies have been trained to a re-
markable degree, and the funny capers
OF the trained monkeys cause much
laughter.
The educated zebra is a genuine nov
city, and Fargo" the diminutive ele-
plant. is clever performer and a
great favorite with the little folks. One
Of the cleverest performers in the show
is Jim Robinson, a huge monkey, which
does somersault riding act almost
equal in daring if not in gracefulness
to that of his fllustrious namesake.
The show has been considerably en-
larged since its appearance here a year
ago. What might be termed q. menae-
erie tent has been added, and in this
the animals are stabbed. Before enter
ing the exhibition tent the audience
pass through this tent and have an
opportunity of becoming acquainted
with the little animal actors.
The programme concludes with Ro-
man hippodrome races, which are quite
exciting. Seldom has there been a
cleaner or more interesting show in
sacramento, and it is one that may be
said to be equally enjoyable to old and
young. There will be two perform
ances to-day g and p. m), which will
conclude the enga cement here.