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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-04-16

The nomination Of II. w. Haworth
for the legislature by the Republicans
has brought out numerous applicants
on the Democratic side. James A..
Sweeney and p. f. Boyle, of Hazleton,
and Roger McShea, OF Lattmer, are in
the field, and others mentioned are
John j. Kelly, Esq, of Hazlston; George
Mclaughlin ESQ.,, of Freeland, and NJ
7. Campbell Esq, OF East Foster.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-04-16
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENT

NOTICE Notice is hereby given that an
~ application will be made to the governor
of the state of Pennsylvania on the seventh
day of May, A. ID. 1909, by William Williamson,
Condy U. iioyle, Charles Dusheck, Peter
Tiiuony and John Shigo. under the net of as
sembly OF the commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
entitled IAN act to provide for the incorpora-
tion and regulation OF certain corporations, "
u proved April -, 1874, and the supplements
thereto, for the charter of an intended cor
poraton to be called Freeland Brewing Com
pany; the character and object whereof are
the manufacturing and brewing of malt
liquors, and for ti ese purposes TO have, possess
aud enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges
of the said act OF assembly and its supple
ments. John Nj. Carr, solicitor.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-04-16

AT Forty Fort on Thursday 900 miners
struck for for an increase of wages, and
on Saturday the operators, the Temple
Iron Company, obtained an injunction
from the court restraining the men from
trespassing on the company's property.
Deputy sheriffs and special officers are
now on duty around the works.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-04-16

L'SrATE OF SAMUEL WENNER, late of
d treeIund borough, deceased.
Letters testunentury upon the above named
estate having been granted TO the Undersigned,
all persons indebted TO said estate are requested
To make paynent, and those having cluims Or
dcmanus to present the sume without delay.
H.. II. Weaver, lExecutors
j.. Wenuer, HAeou'ors'
Chas Orion Stroll attorney.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-04-16

A number of people attended the con
cert given by st. AIMS band at St.
AIMS convent yesterday afternoon.
Several pretty selections were rendered.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-04-16
BIRT HIS.

Halpin-On April 10, to Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. llalpin son.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-04-16

II'STATE OF JOSEPH NEUBURGE Ek, late
IL OF Freelund. deceased.
Letters testuuIentury upon the above named
estate having been granted to the under
signed. uli persons indebted to s,tid estate are
requested to make payment, and those having
cl inns or demands TO present the salIle, with
out delay, to Hiram III. Uiman.
e.. q. Strph. attorney,
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-04-16

L'OR SALE CHI HEAP.-For cash. u house and
II lot on Chestnut street. Birvanton, west
OF Ridge street. property of John Walitzky.
Also house and two lots on same street, the
property of Philip Moyer. FOR terms apply
TO I. A. buckley, j. p, TRIBUNE building.
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" DOL htRkET.


BOSTON New A-Fhc Anrriean wccl and Oct
ten Rrparsef NsN say Tomorrow
The Nust narkes has cuntinued srtlse. and a lsrxs
taiunis u business has hccn tfbHsaete3 thaUsh ths
sales fF she past Sesk ngart ug slightly lsss fetal
than those q The rFrceting Hrek TIE itupFursrlca.
nctst In pftrrs nsst hFt0rs tbs election has Neea
rsAniAinsd and scyns lines q sssrsA Ard rsiiis,l
wo,is siishtly hrtssr pfices heuS asAga ans IN
seur vases, 81 81 reported. have hxen secured ~,
manufactures rale aee pot wflizs 20 pAv any
aavancc hcyrna that noted ia the market rr.sart 4
las week rhs 3reN gocts mills have been ths
rFircip~l huyerS Soone Il ths Maine ratlis Asrs
t.en repefsed IN the market. and have ,akrsa IA
gcrae fatsNsred iirts x wocl
The moderate and SMALLER sired r0ls have been
rsofn Il A factor in the market The Amsriesn
Noalea Company has hayishi ouI rlo.ier1tsly The
enlR n the weeks business has hen IN territories
grating ehe and ans medium, CAliafrniA and Ore
son wcois
ne SAiss Of the week IN Boston arioar,ed e 4 -.
~ 90 fssunaS domestic and N IN pounds foreign
raAklus total u sls6 eo. against fetal II sos 800
fog he previous week and total Ok ls rs far the
enrFfsfou.iins week last The sales since Jan
uary / amount To i2sftS.l0 pounds. against SO.
-, Sc posnds last year
NE recespts Of wecl in Bostaa tAis week sn1aas
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PURCHASING PRICES.

The following prices are being offered TO the pro
luesr by the local dealers for delivery In rouno 10"
- shs dock and in the car at Seattle:
yssin-Osts. s7tAes: barley. S5Ddls; wnes''
eAicken feed sisD; bran, t2D; shorts sBo
Hay-Puset sound sIiGi2; Eastern Washington
timothy. SIC: Alfalfa. SEQ per ton.
Eegs-Sbfctly fresh ranch. 3tm35c.
Butter Fresh ranch i5dl6c; creamery. -Sdnc.
Poultry-Live chickens Zoe; live turkeys, iSelsho;
geese. ioc; ducks lie per H. -
Live STOCKHOLDERS beef cattle, cows, shc'
steers t05i4c: choice sheep. h9@c: good noss'
live, O.; calves, live, SAFE
Hides. Pefs and Wool HEAVY sound saited stesr
over % lbs. &c., medium. sound per 10 Ic;
light sound under So lbs. Tc; cows. sound, al
weights &c; stays. bulls and oxen, &c; saited
hps SIC: calves, rer H. e; zreen hides &c less
third less summer deer per H. 2s@scc: winter deer
dry. D02so papery deer. I2a1sc: dry ell. t9loc I;
grssn slk 495c sheep peits. 1cS93l D. shearfinfs.
is64ec: Eastern WASHINGTON wool. 59lic; Western
WashinRton wool lie: dry or timber burned. u
Q1lc. tsjlow, 14eNc
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Nov. H--The heavy wheat liquidation
OF yesterday continued today with few inter
ruptions The market opened with a show OF steadi-
meas, December A@%e to shade higher at 7Sg
73Hc on covering by shorts. who influenced
by the comparatively slight decline at Liverpool In
the face Of the A@%c slump here yesterday. The
market held for only moment. however as there
was plenty Of long wheat waiting to be dumped
into the Dit. The bearsh feeling was encouraged
by a further decline at Liverpool, slump at Ant
werp equal to lkc. and Minneapolis reports claim
ing two-thrds Of me flour mills there had been
closed down. Later the small cearances. no.0oo
bushels, in wheat aud -four at tho seaboard, caused
further alarm among holders December slumped
from the opening TO 72kc. where the market stead
led on profit taking by shorts. and rallied TO T2%c
This support the reaction ceased and the market
again dragged. December dropped TO 72bc. closing
weak Nc under yesterday. at 72hdG2&c
Corn exhibited . moderate degree Of activity an1
entire Independence Of the wheat weakness. save
at the outset Of trading Business was small in vol
ume and the strength was due to a scarcity OF Of
ferines December closed ne higher, at SAc.
Oats were duh and bare Of feature. but steady
with corn. December closed shade lower. At DC
Provisions were easier today. the Unexpectedly
heavy run of hogs and lower prices at the yards.
Receipts were II. 900 than estimated. Later
early sellers Joined by packing interests caused q
good rally. Their buying was influenced largely by
cash demand January pork closed 2isc higher lard
Sc better and ribs 2,sdSc up.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing
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LIVE sroCk MARKET.


CHICAGO. Nov a -Csttis- R>csipts y zoo head
Including 2na Westerns and 10 Texans MssRet
sies lower. eacspi fgf cho8ce handy Noishta Good
70 pf,Ms siccfs, S. lats 9 n0as 90 aaeaiau 81 zS8
So ericcted tcrieIs, 81 TAsa -. raixrd stockrrs.
= mas 3; cows s. soss y hetfsrs s. iss4 Is. caa.
uers. 81 2sa 20, b.ils. s. Iafi v. calves. sAas =
Texans RseVfts, ~ bead hest en- ssle tosiay,
four cars Al H@ led STEERS. Ss&t 80. gas steers.
s. Nss 10 hnils s. s#2 D
HOG RrcsfptA zoo head Market loc h7vvrr.
sfasiug stFsrEer fnN Saia usitoa aaa h.i;chefs
81 NAH4 - EooS Is checc haavf a iafs 70. ygs7sh
hsavY 81 ssa4 Is mght 81 sees El'a bah 4 sales'
81 ,Ses IS.
SNaep Receipts. - ac brad Firm. active. l.rshs
s8sady tsecd So cAsifv. Sass 70 fair % rh'ct rnt
81 s. So 10, Western thetp. ftss- ~, Texas sAaep.
s. Ssfg s uative lamee. 81 ssi& 70. wssfsrn lamb
tSs3 %
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
General ouotation..

NEW YORK. Nov. H.-Flour- Receipts. 1.ln
barrels; exports BIS barrels Market dull
wheat-Receipts, II 25 bushels; exports, 500
bushels. Spot, weak: No red, 7shc 4 o. b..
77Mc, elevator Options had steady opening on a
demand from shorts but yielded to liquidation and
closed weak to NC net lower. March closed H%c;
May Nisc; November 77isc; December. 7skc
Wool-Quiet.
Hops-Dul
Coffee-Opsions closed steady. at net decline OF
loan points Sales g. 500 bags. including November,
es5c December 6.65d6.7sc; January 6.7oc Febru-
ary, e.soc. Spot Rio. easy: No invoice. &C. Mild,
quiet; Cordova, 9h@13hc.
Sugar--Rsw, firm fair refining. SIZE: centrifugal.
@ test, 4hc. Refined. quiet.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


BreadstuMs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. if-whsst- Steady on
call and easier for spot.
Bariey-Inactiye on call and steady Tor spot
0sts-5teady.
spot quotations were:
whest-shippins No /. @xc; choice. 81; milling.
Bariey-Feed, 7s.a7so; brewing. scassisc-
oats-Blsck. for seed si-2ls@i 0 red N'"s
LIN.
Flour. quarter sacks 20 $50; Oregon. $50; Wash
inston SOC wheat. centals 2lso: Oregon. loo; bar
ley centa1s, $50; oats, centals, 70 oregon s's"'
beans, sacks. es5 potatoes sacks iaA 49,
4olo; middlings. sacks $50; hay. tons, 3ls; hides
number. 6is.
Produce. Fruits, Etc.
Millsturs- Middlings. SIG oais; bran. slSsl'0 per
Hay-wheat. ssaI38; wheat and oat, ssdiz 20;
best barley. $50; alfalfa. Egs; compressed wheat
seals: straw per bale, 5efsT i1c.
"a green pea osaeee
string beans. Saoc per 10 tomA'oes' ANsfoS' as
Fruits-Appie.. choice, 81; common. sc: oranges.
navels sld3; lines, Mexican si1s50; lemons, com
mon California sld175: choice, S2a2 .; bananas.
81 2sd2 50; pineapples 81 5ea4
Butter Fancy creamery, 22a2hc seconds 1s
2ic; fancy dairy l9c; seconds. 2s2e; picked, lss
Cheese-New California hats. ioallhc Young
America. ll@l2lsc; Eastern, 4elsc; Western. Gag
i3hc.
Egss-store. 2assc; fancy ranch. s2ise; Eastern.
2aa5c
Pouitry-Turkey gobblers, iSeltci tuthey neus, -
Cdlfc; old roosters, 81 5od4: young roostes, s. 0g
40: small broilen. s3d325 large broilers, 81 20
$50 fryers s.. 25@3.35; hens. S5odi5e; old ducks.
sat; geese. 81 .5e9i75-
Wool and HOps.
wool-spring- Nevada, r@13c; Eastern Oregon,
l0fi4c; valley, Oregon, l5a1Ic. Fan-Mountain
lambs sdioc; San Joaquin plains. easc; Humboldt
and Mendoeino, lGdl2c
Hops-Crop Of 1900. i3ql6c
Closing Quotations.
wheat-steady; May s.0sIk; cash, 81.
Corn-Large yellow. ST. 2dl2h
20 % %
NEW YORK MARKETS.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LIVERPOOL, Nov. H.-Wheat--Spot. steady; No.
red Western winter, Is I'D: No l Northern
spring G. Id; No. California, ss 4d Futures, dull
December. IS H%d; March. IS Nd.
Con-Spot, quiet; American mixed, new, Is I'D.
Futures. quiet: November, Is: December. IS sd;
January, IS l0Ad.
Wheat-Quet; No. standard California Is ID
Wheat and flour in Paris. barely steady. French
country markets, firm. Weather in England over
cast
LONDON. Nov H-wheat-Cargocs on passage,
rather easier: No. l standard California, Dos al
English country markets. firm.
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Trade today continued the quiet movement that
has been its only recent feature, prices remaining
unchanged.
Thanksgiving week will undoubtedly witness
squirt ~ activity but until then there is likely 70
he little change from the quiet though steady OUT
flow a products from Western avenue. Grapes, as
a market quantity little more than mem
ory. and fruits are confined principally 10 large
stocks OF apples and a temporarily short supply o.
oranges Other receipts Of this fruit are expected
daily ana hourly including some from Japan. veee
tables are in the ordinary steady demand. and sup
plies are Of the staple. seasouable varieties
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The Post-Intelligencer has secured the
exclusive right for Washington to Rand,
McNally & Co.'S latest folder map OF
China and Asia These may be secured
at Post-Intelligencer business offices at
10 cents each.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Or, Nor. iA-whcst-- wans wslls
wheat a. high a. 81 quoted today, although
some q tbs exroFsss held their Araiss around 81
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Receipt. aud shipm enss.


90 the produce exchange to-day the butter market
vas quiet creamery, @a2se; dAip. l2isSlsc
Cheese Active. Make
Isks-Aetite. ffcsh 10
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TO 2f5o bales domestic and TAI bales foreign. making
a total Of 3.M bales against 5.s2 bales last week
and u o57 fer the corresponding week last year
The total receipts since January have been T 1oi
bales Of domestic and LIS 9l bales Of foreign against
Es eS5 bales Of domestic and SIS bales foreign for
the corresponding period Of 1880
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Fer milins Ne / eius, 2s elpsstsz. Sc For
cxrsst cloh NJ; hgesiem. n
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f1our-Dul and easy.
whest-No spring. esaFae; No. . red. Tsxs
TsAc
corn-No. 2. @s@ssMo; No 2 yellow. ssS@
@hc
oa,s--Na 2 white. sbe; No. , white. 8zszNc
Rye-No, 2. &c.
bariey-Fair 10 choice melting sesfsc
FiAxsecd-No. |, NTe, Ne / Northwestern Nys
Timothy seed-PFsnae 81 Iss4 90
Mes Pork~pdt barrel. $40 E7sale 20
Lard 1kNr 100 pounds. 81 Mhsfie
short Rihs-sides, loose. 81 NsfT TO-
Shoulders. dry saltsd boxed. sA@SAe
short sides Clear boxed - c@sd.ss.
WHISKY Basis of high wines, Nz.
suaArs-unehanged
-.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Nos. n--wheA,-DUn and he lover;
hiutstcm. 81 Nc; club sac
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wsinuss pcr N. .schs. Matte Eastern black vs,-
uuts r.: pecans, lee hiberts. Nnc: Rrs,ils Ia,
ai.onds. fancy sott shell, ife almonds. Ne ,Se.
pssnufs I've pine. Use hickory ioc cocosnuts %,
6cs. ~. ehsstnuts. N: Italians. ise; popcorn -
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Vegetables.

PosatoesLocai stock, Sit@is: sweet potatoes sirs;
PER cwt b~ets, SOL y -er sack: rutabagss 81 %.
ssrk; turnsp~ ?5a9oc sack. cabbsees 81. 50e7f. rs
rwt; garlic. Toe; lettuce. indlbc don; celery. $50
noe p~r DIR rsdishes Toe p-- dor, green onions 100
per doz: yellow Dauver. 81 i5z51 IS: oystsr plant
NFsioc per IN: egg plant. td5c squash. ad3c; We
natchec tomatoes. Dc per box
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CaTGRRH. BRONCHITIS AND Diseases
or THE THROAT.

o cure
and
breath a
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-04-07
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Plumbing and gas fitting. Whit. !
Co.
Read Rosenwald's new ADVERTISE
ment.
II you want to sell real estate see ].
E.. saint
Gas nantes, shades and chlmneys.
whitney Co.
Plumbing In all Its branches. Every
job guaranteed. Whitney Co.
Coyote water will cure all liver. kid
ney and stomach troubles. Depot.
116h North Second street.
C. A. Grande, 305 North Broadway.
fine liquors and cigars. Fresh lime for
SALE. Furnished rooms for rent.
When In Bland eat and lodge with
Myers & Smith. They are the we'll
known hotel and restaurant keepers OF
the Cochiti district
Our ladies' walking hats came In
last Saturday-new sailors, new TIM
O'Shanters. new Leghorns, In great
varieties. b. Ilfeld a. Co.
Buy your Easter gloves now. We
have just received a full assortment In
all the popular shades. one dollar a
pair and every piar guaranteed. Ros-
enwald Bros.
New wash goods in the finer quail
ties-silk organizes, silk striped peau
de sol. silk ginghams. Just in only q
limited quantity, mostly n pattei
in each piece. Il. Ilfeld & Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-04-07
CATARRH
THE
CLEANSING
AND HEALING
CURE FOR
EIy'S Cream Baidl
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

There will be at least five partici-
pants in the oratorical contest.
Vacation week was well spent. and
we all came back willing to rush
things the rest of the year.
Santa Fe has a girls basket ball
team. We hope to try their mettle
next term.
Patience. girls. That new gymnasium
floor will be laid next week. The build
ing boom has not only raised the price
of lumber but the orders of our local
dealers have been delayed. Hence the
delay in carrying out our plans. This
is the "land Of POGO tempo" you know,
the land Of manana Work TO get
what you want, but above all, have
faith in that Tomorrow" II Will
come.
The boys are spending leisure mo-
ments catching nies-not for COLES
lions, nor for the laboratory, but for
practice 'gainst that great day when
Greek shall meet Greek on the dia-
mond, when the learned 'profs." shall
knock long streaks out of an already
rare atmosphere, or send the little
sphere hurting through the upper
blue, and The Tramps,'' with mathe-
NAUTICAL eye and a Maud S. gait, shall
go with running leap to meet that
sphere, and all the great 'profs." learn
ing shall avail him naught-out on fly.
Just the same! oh, we can hardly
wait for Field day,
The Estrellas held open session at
Miss Gllmore's studio Friday night.
Mr.. Harding presided, Maynard in the
chair il an inspiration, TO all Estrel-
las, Misses Barth and Krawinkle
contributed largely to the pleasure of
the audience by their piano solos and
duets. The Estrella Is fortunate in
having such members. Misses Skoog
and Hunt read good selections. Miss
Hase gave a recitation in German dia
lect. Mr.. Jas Wroth read a humorous
essay, a criticism OF one of Mother
Goose's celebrated rhymes. Everybody
laughed, which Is sufficient comment
The question for debate was, "Resolv-
ed. That the Modern Newspaper eXerts
a Greater Influence for Evil than fol
Good" Affirmative, Miss Coons, Mr.
Ralph Halloran; negative, Miss Hal
loran. Mr.. Harry Herrick. All Of IN,
speakers acquitted themselves well, Tit
votes of the judges stood, n affirma'
tive, two negative. The S%corcher, reat
by Mr.. Jas. Scott, was UNUSUAL!
good. The editors deserve much cree
dit,
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OFFICERS
woman's Christian Temperance Union
Hold Annual Meeting.

woman's Christian Temperance Union
Hold Annual Meeting.
At the annual meeting of the ". c.
T. U. at the Lead avenue NJ. f. church,
Friday afternoon. for the purpose Of
electing officers, Mrs. Harding was un-
unanimously and by reclamation re-
elected president. Miss Townsend was
reelected corresponding and recording
secretary; Mrs. Vaughn, treasurer,
and vice presidents were chosen, one
from each OF the churches. as follows
Presbyterian church. Mrs. Ross;
South Methodist church. Mrs. Hodgson
Lead venue NJ. T.. church, Mrs. Grout;
Episcopal church, Mrs. Burke; Con
gregatonal church. Mrs. Dunbar; a,
NJ. f. church, Mrs. Watson.
Excellent reports from all the SUI
perintendents of the various depart
ments were submitted. The secretary 4
report showed an increase of twenty.
eight members and a general activity
In all departments. Mention was made
In this report of a recent circulation
OF a petition asking congress to abol.
ish the army saloon. to which severa
hundred names were attached n tbs
petition was promptly forwarded tc
Delegate Perea at Washington.
Mrs. Wright. superintendent Of jaiI
work. submitted a glorious report. Pos.
sibly never in the history Of this organ
ization has this work been blessed
with UGH practical returns. HerSe.
port showed that the physical wants OF
the prisoners were also attended to, a,
two dinners-on THANKSGIVING and
Christmas-were served to the prlsb
%oners.
Mrs. Palmer, superintendent OF liter,
ature. reported that the Voice was do
mated to eight ministers OF this city
and the Union Signal and Voice boil
placed in the public library.
superintendent of flower missions
Mrs. Nets, reported many message
OF good cheer sent to the sick and all
ing.
The next meeting, a parlor one, viii
be at the home of Mrs. Nets. Motto,
of which will appear later at. at which
time the election of superintendent viii
take place. A special program vii
take place and all are invited to at
tend.
Miss Tucker and Mrs. Rhodes wer
hoonred guests at the last meeting. Al
visitors in the city are cordially in
vlted to come out to these meetings.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-04-07
Irehe FROM GALLUP,
Small Vote Cast al Rseen, Election -Attsd
Nine on Fire,

Small Vote Cast al Rsesn, Election -Attsa
Mine on Fire,
Special Correspondents.
Gallup, n, NJ, April GA small vote
was cast on the 3. No politics In the
election. Five trustees, one treasurer
and one school director were elected.
Eight men nominated for trustees.
Risdon and Ketner had no opposition
for the other two Offices. Three nun
dred votes were registered and los cast
as follows. Spears, 50; simpson, o.
Kinney, IL; Rains. 107; Kuehenbecker.
100. Bolten, 81; Murphy, 5li Henderson
l07; Ketner, treasurer, l4Si Risdon'
school board, 147.
sheriff Hubbel arrested ormonetto
and Giacamio under Indictment for
gambling without license and took
them in to-day.
Ii. schaid a wel-known miner at the
Rocky Gin, was injured yesterday by a
fall Of coal. He will be out in about
three weeks.
II. L. Fox, the jeweler, 10 in town to-
day.
Grunsfeld, the travelling man, spent
several Jays mere anu ulu u kvvu
business with the Indian traders.
County or no county for Gallup will
be decided In the house Of representa-
tives next Monday.
The old Aztec mine has been on fire
for the past few days. II is like a
volcano TO approach the entrance.
Frank Secrist, conductor on the San
Ia Fe Pacific. has resigned his POSI-
ton.
The transfer OF the Crescent property
to the Colorado Fuel a Iron company
has been completed. All of the
old employees have been retaind. Mr..
Pratt. however, will be engaged for
a few months in closing up the busi-
ms sof the old company. It Is a source
of qualification to everybody here to
know that no material changes will be
made among the employees.
Sam Suplee has removed to Albu-
querque and will be found hereafter
with Scott knight.
YELLAMS.
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