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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19
THE ENDEAvoRERs.
The Fourth Day of the Great Worlds
 Convention.

London. July i7.-Dr Francis F.. Clarke cf Boston opensl the fourth day of the Worlds Christian Endesvor con- vrntion in the Alexandria palace this
 morning by presenting his annual re- port showing the growth and progress af the -~ganizaticn. He also spoke of the Christian Endesvcr work in the many different lands he has visited since hls departure from Boston siN months sirSce. Secretary Baer cf Boston followed with his annual report and Secretary Chaplin gave the figures of the year as regards t1e British sSso- citation. In the afternoon there were
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19
ILLINOIS DRUGGISTS.

Chicago. ILL. July 1.-The twenty
 first annual convention of the Illinois Pharmaceutical association began here this afternoon with a large attendance. The first session was held in the club room of the Chicago Beach hotel, with President F. H. schmidt of Chicago in the chair. The opening session WAS taken up with the officers reports and other business of routine nature. Ths report of Secretary R N. DOdds of Springfield shows a membership ex- ceeding 1000. The convention. which
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19
PAPER BOX MAKERS TO FIGHT

Niagara Falls. N Y.. July 1.-The association of paper box makers met in annual convention here today. This is the first Joint meeting of the various associations throughout the country. One of the objects of the association :s to light the trust which controls the manufacture 0f wheatstraw and paste board. which Is principally used in their business. Many manufacturers are all ready buying the raw material them selves and manufacturing from the pulp. Plans for the erection of a cen tral factory for the benefit of the en- tire trade are being discussed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19
sEnRGIA EnITORs

EIberton. Ga. July i7.-The four teenth annual meeting of the Georgia Weekly Press association opened here today and will continue tomorrow. After the business sessions are over The newspaper party. wsuy of whom brought their wives with them, Will make sperisl eNcuTsionS to Charleston. Atlanta. Augusta. and other points If interest; The railroads in the south have extended free transportation 10 the editors ard their ladies.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19
HIRERN1ANs IN FRONT RANK.

Syracuse. \, Y. July l7.-The mem- berS of the Ancient Order of Hiberisns of New York are holding their biennial convention here today. There are ap- PFoxlmstely sS.ose visitors in the city. The Hiberians' membership is now .5.- ca. It's henevotent benefits. as well as it's sccial and religious features. place it among those in the front rank.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19
ALABAMA NEwspApERMEN.

Birmingham. Ala. July 1.-The Ala bama press Is being entertained here today. The Birmingham Press club Is entertaining the visitors. After the business meeting tomorrow the editors will go to Pike's Peak. and the Cripple Greek. Col. mining district for an out ing.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19
FOR INTERN JOURNALISTS.

New York. July 1.-The Interns ,iorsl League of Press clubs in this city today and tomorrow wtis lay the corner stone Of the home for aged and infrrn journalists in New orange. N. J.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19

will be in session three days. promises to be of unusual importance. The Iils- nols pharmacy law will come in for a lively discussion. and proposition for it's modification Is likely to be ad vancei
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Continued on Pss. FOur3
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Jerome. July l5.-J. W. Dougherty. Mayor Of Prescott; We. the mayor and common council of Jerome. sympathize with yeu in the loss your people have sustained and shall be glad to render any assistance possible.
 "GEORGE REACI.Ey
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

Rensberg, March 9--The greater part
Of the Dutch residents Of COlssbeSg have
been arrested ~ rebels. The Beers yes
tsrday were In full retreat norGhwArd
with q British fOFoe following.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03
ANN TaE PoLIsIoIAEs


The Phoenix Republican says that the
Arizona Press association has done
wisely In deciding 10 make things In
teres,ing tor politicians who assume
that ,he press Of the territory can be
kicked and eufied with impunity. Tho
newspapers ara largely 70 blame for the
insults that have been heaped upon
them. They haye neglected until now
10 assert themselves. Now that they
have determined 10 stand upon thelr
rights. ana provided that u conservative
policy Is followed. the Cheap John poll.
ticiAns who have made prAstice OF Civ.
ing this newspapers ''ths worst Of IT,
mAy be taught a saluiAry lesson. Il will
be- great dsy for the press when mem
bare OF the legislature. Tor instance,
shall feel called upon 20 praise rather
than 10 dsnounce the newspapers Of ths
territory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

During lhe past thirty Years the United
States has made amazing progress. The
money spent for instruction In public
schools rose from s37, ,732. .55G IN 1910 10
alg3.s0g il2 In 1889, sad increase Of 227
per cent This number Of newspapers
aud periodicals increased FROM b.s7i 10
1870 10 2l.I7s In 1900. gain
Of 2Bi per cent. The reeeipls
Of the postoiilce department grew from
tig.77222l 70 $50 .O2i. .5sl, an Increase Of
$50 per cent. The number Of kilograms
ssnt increased during this period from
y. .i57 6i6 30 16Os5. .iI5, q gain 0f 7S9 psT
cent. of sven ssyen times the increase
Ia population. The Carrying trade of
the country showed an increase Of 2ld
per cent, while there vaa reduction Ia
the cost transportation from i.gt cent?
per Ten m.Is 10 1870 10 015 cent Ia isgy.
The 20 'an mills In the United States
IN 1870 ui-d $4,000 bales Of domestic
cotton ios manufacturing, whereas Ia
1870 thsy usad 8 682. 900 bslss, which rep.
resented sn increase of 39i per cent. The
raw silk imported ioF use in the manu-
featuring grew Ia amount from os3.6ss
pounds 10 ll.a36sl6 pounds, an
Increase of l,s25 per ceat In.
ports Of uruds rubber for use In manu-.
iac,urlnr rev from s,sat COS pounds 10
tl06S,o6 pounds, a growth Of tsl per
cent IA fon aud steal the psFosntagca
0f increase are most reIaAFkRbls. Ths
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

Il il OF .C.g,,Je SRGaGS9sd tiiat the In.
surrectlOu In the Philippines has ended
aud the governments efforts will nov be
directed 10 the ~ ablishment Of schools
and syaieus for the advancement Of the
social aud material interests Of the
people OF ths islands. The campaign
just closed by General BATES concludes
the army movements with ths Announced
result that the United States authorities
now have control Of the islands and will
hereafter employ only police methods 10
preserve the peace and protect .he prop
erty Interests 81 the inhabitants.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

mAoHISisrs sraIKE.
The Maohinists Of Chicago order = General
strthr.

The machinists Of Chicago order = General
strihV.
Chicago, March Having tailed TO
reach al agreement with the manuiao
turers the executive committee OF the
Machin,sts association decided 20 call q
genera strike Of the machlnisis Of Chi.
cago. BY tonight practically every
union and many non union machinists
10 this city will have laid down their
tools, the only exceptions being 81 the
shops which signed the agreement,
President O'Connell said the trouble
developed into life and death struggle
for the union and there we're possibilities
Of the strike including all mschinists
and extending 10 all metal working or.
ganiLAtions Of the country. which would
effect nearly 5000 men. Representatives
Of the metal working or ganiEations OF
Chicago hAvs decided to order sympa-
thetic strikes wherever that action Ia
found necessary. This may involve
nearly 5O,0O) men in this city alone.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03
rMEnrY YEAnn 400

The following we're the sort OF items
IhaG Oiled the New Mexico papers scoSs
Of years ago The two paragraphs are
taken from the Silver City Southwest Of
March ~, 1880:
Viot0ri0 again. On FRIDAY last the
blackboard going north was attacked by
Indians, on the J0rRAdA del MnaTtO. at q
point about half way between Polns OF
locks ahd Alsman. The driver WA killed,
the blackboard destroyed and ths mail
scattered IN every direetiOh most Of II
being destroyed.
Letter just received from Lynch Bros..
dated yesterday, from Colorado, D0na
Ana county, states that ten miles above
santa Barbara the Indians killed Santi-
ago lonEales, Juan Bacas Green Worthy
and two boys at hls ranch, and three nsn
whO were on their way 70 cut hay at OIo
CAllents.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03
ocLDEa
Special consspondsnee.

Special Correspondence.
GOlden. Feb. ~. - Mr.. C00ney. mineral
Ogis, TOT the Ola Reliable a0id Mining
company, arrived At dOldsn yesterday.
The Industrial Placer Mining company
have been running tne SnOdRFana placer
machine on placer gravel.
". X. hishw0ftn. from Denver, has
been prOspscting around tho camp Tor
several weeks, aud has several claims lo-
Gated.
Joseph haoked0n, general manager OF
tbs san Lazarus gold mines. has gone 30
Milwaukee, On business connected with
his company
q l.. arisWoli, OF the Ola Reliable
Mining company, has ordered 0OOO feet
0f lumber 70 build up the dsFrieks and
house On the Cullen group Of mines,
preparatory 10 shaking for water.
Joe. Skinner, who lost several build.
lngs and stock last week By lire, has
Opened up his business In the adjoining
rooms. He extends through Jour VAlu-
Able columns his grateful thanks 10 all
the people 0f tl0lden Tor theif heip Ia tEy.
ing 10 aaVe hts stock and buiidings
during ihe 1rs.
Bert l.. french, manager OF the High.
land Mary And Shamrock Mining com
pany OF Kansas CITY, has been running =
tunnel 0n the shamrock, and IL taking
out some tair gold ore. Aeaafa. kepp
aud Turner. Of tins same o0mCany, are
expected daily, ~ 0Hamine thsiT proper
Ties and arrange 70 carry on the develop
ment work. GOLDEN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03
nsna Aaa R.ruhIln.ns.

The county convention was held at
Las Cruces last Monday, and va har-
monious. The resolutions endorse The
national and territorial AdminiatFallons.
sud alno instruct the county delegation
In favor ot Msiof w. n. X. Llewellyn.
~ member OF the assembly. aud who
made such splsndld record during the
Santiago campaign. Tor ope OF the dele
gates from New Mexico 10 the PhiIadel.
phia convention. we're adopted. The
delegates chosen 10 represent Dons Ana
county In the Socorfo convention are ".
". II. LleSellyn. Henry d bowman.
Eugene Van Patten. FloreaclO Luna.
Martin Lohman and Pablo AslendreE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

Pusrte nle.n rarln am.

Washington, March L. Foraker. chair.
man OF the committee on Pacific islands
and Puerto Rtca, reported back 20 the
senate the Puerto Rloan tariff bill. passed
yesterday by the house. The committee
strikes out the preamble and all after
the enactlng clause, and substitutes the
senate Puerto Rican bill already re-
ported with amendments. One OF these
l. the reduction Of tho tariff on Puerto
Rlean products 10 10 per cent OF the
Dlngley tariff bill. In order 10 make the
measure agree with the house bill.
Consideration OF the Hawaiian bill WAS
resumed. The pending question was the
amendment by Teller, relating 70 the e.
tablishment OF Judicial district with q
district judge at Hawaii. carrying with
IL right Of trial by jury. hOrgsn tAla.l
resumed his speech, begun Yesterday,
antagCniEing on technical grobads ths
proposed amendment.
The Hawaiian government bill passed
the senate Rt i:l7 .. m.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

production Of plg iron increased from
1898, i7p tons In 1870 70 ii,17S,g3t tons
~ 1898, an increase Of 8O7 per cent.
while the product OF lsg9 IL ~
tlmated ~ likely " reaea il.0OO.-
OoO tons. Ia steel production tns
increase has been sven greater In 1870
$3.50 tons we're produced. while Ia isgs
the production had riaen 70 sg32s57
tons, an increase Of i2.Sg3 per cent Inn
ports Of iron and steel manufactures %.
tually showed a decrease for the period,
while exports OF iron aud steel manafac.
tufies increased from Ell. i.O09, gO2 Ia 1870
to t939i6O3i aud Increase Of 762 per
cent Ia cOsi produotlon there WAs 90
increase from s2,s63 800 tons IN 1870 70
ip0. i06, ,g63 tons In ISIS. = gain Of les
per cent, Ia petroleum there Was an In.
crease OF over i.lOO per cant. or irom
is5. 5.ooo, 900 gallons IN 1870 10 e.sas, ,OoO.. 1.
O0O gallons In ISIS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

non.suppOft. After securing her certified
decree OF divorce she repaired 10 her neN
lover, MAximlliano aallegos, who was Ia
waiting Ia the lower region Of The court
house. Ia ihe Office Of Judge Crolloti, who
upon anding everything squared and no
impedlmsnt 10 the parties, stood them up
Ia his august presence, blessed them and
declared Che couple husband and wife &C
cofding 10 the statute In such case made
and provided, giving them parting ad-
monition "a 10 their martial duties aud
sent them across The beautiful Rio
Gfande 10 their home at Atrisco 10 eele-
bra,e the event with gran battle eaia
nOche."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

Yesterday p. y. McCanna was praetl-
cAlly 10 charge Of the Insurance. business
OF Jualo l.. Armilo. but to-day he IA per
mAnently installed, having heard satis-
iaetofily from ',he powers laat be" at
Denver
Mr.. ArmijO turns over to bis successor
several Of the very stTonges, lire and ae-
eldent insurance companies In the world,
and enjoyed q most excellent patronage,
which fHE CITIZEN bespeaks Tor Mr.. Nc
Gamma.
Ar. Armiio states that he will take a
long Test, aud will probably vlsit the
eastern cities.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03
Nstlanal Eallorlal As.oel aslon

New Orleans, March 2.--The principal
occurrence AZ tO.day's session Of the Ma
tional Editorial convention wAs q speech
by Thomas N Patterson, OF the Rocky
Mountain News OF Denver, on the sub
iect Of the paper trust. Patterson said
the protective tariff system made Il pos ,
sible for few manufacturing concerns
10 get control VI the entire white paper
supply Of this country. Kiit0r ] y,
LAnning. OF the Legal News, NOrwalk,
Ohio. disputed the statement that wood
pulp was protected BY tariff. several
delegates denounced Lannlng. saying
that his methods we're those Of poll.
tlcian.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

sterksprult. Cape Colony, March l.
The Beers admit that their losses when
Brabante captured Jamestown we're ility
allied, i25 wounded aud 300 missing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

Suit was liled In ths Office OF the dis.
trict court this morning. entitled The
City OF Albuquerque W. Martin T.
Stamm et al. II will be remembered
that Mr. Stamm stopped the city
wufkmen from working on the big open
ditch On hts property The court orders
that the defendant, n. z. Stamm. be 70
queated 10 show cause At the court house
20 morrow morning ut 10 o'clock Why q
temporary Injunction should not be- al
legged as prayed for In the plaintiffs com
Dlalnt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

BIT With uiiie iurrrhi. 7 h-Fan b. take ytuf
tpasnfiis Prescription iu November and u had
. nice little baby gfi in February ioioslus I
,eas cniy ~ hsfd isinf shoui one hour aud was
up and dfyssed on the eighth Say. J never had
I've docfof with me n aii lusi ths Hurse aud two
friends This mstra my atcund child with the
hrft nHe ! dW me- take the rnvurile prescFip.
Uon and iie little onr was sick FL, the Tins
aud lived Iual sisui tafu muuths This last baby
4 ~ plump AMID healthy as any mother cuuit
wish she 10 about three weeks oid nos and u
FainihE in drsh every day"
Mother who suffer undue pain prior %
OF succeeding the haby's birth are invited
TO oconsult Dr x. v Pierce, by letter. abso.
lutcly without charge. The great success
which has attended the careful methods
pursued bv Dr. Pierce. has caused imiia-
tors 20 spring up who make offers Of free
advice, which they are not competent 90
give, not being physiciana When you
arc Invited tu " write to woman, ask
the simple question. "is this woman a
physician ID" You will find that she IL
not, and does not, aud dares not claim
20 be, a physician. To offer such advice
Il deccitlul To receive u Ia dangerous.
Prospective mothers should send for a
free copy OF Dr pierce'a great Loo
page hook the Common Sense Medical
Adviser" A copy Ia papcr-covcrs will
be cent 90 any nddrlas on receipt of a.
one-cent stamps to pay cost Of mailing
0siy. la binding q stamps Al.
dress DR.. y. v. Pierce, Buffalo. N. v.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03
rRoM rHE 0AR WINDOW.
A Sumbsr OF Paragraphs os General and
Local Interest.

A Number OF Paragraphs os General and
local Interest.
3. n. Brownlee, who was associated
with the Democrat when Col. j. q. Al
bright was the power behind the thrOne,
Ia now located ut RavenwOOd, 3 suburb
OF Chicago. In the publication Of q weekly
newspaper. Brownlee's career here II
sill fresh In the memory Of old timers,
especially his escRpade with certain
cattleman who had received rough Atlen.
ton through the columns OF the Demo.
erat.
J. r. Bingham. an employe Of the local
postolllce. is at Chicago on some import
ant matters. He expects TO be absent
several weeks
l. y. Cook, who did some special work
for THE CITIZEN IN 1898, was seen In
Chicago last atuFday. Mr.. Cook Ia now
In the newspaper business In Wisconsin.
aud reports himself prOspering.
Hon. n. b FERGUSON was At the Pal
mer house, Chicago, last Sunday, aud
that afternoon he left for Milwaukee,
Wis, on legal matters. Mr. Feggusson
had been to New York and Washington
on business. He will return 70 Albu'
QueTQue this or tomorrow evening.
Mr. Powers, brother Of Joe Powers
who was recently killed In GA accident
on the Santa Ne Pacific. Ia now located
at Kansas City a. switchman In the
santa Fe railway yards.
Mrs HimeO has bsen at Kansas City
ths past Jew months ON visit so'friends
aud studying music. She Ia nov visit
ing Mrs j. z KesteT at Topeka, and will
return 90 Albuquerque in few days
Miss BesSis BAldridge aud brother
children OF ]. G Baldridge, left kirkville
40, the other day and are now at Ia
JuntA visiting relatives. They will re-
turn TO AlbuqueTqae tomorrow night
Mrs BaldTidge aud younger child viii
remain at KiFkvllle for = short time yet
Col. John n. Riley, for years = promi
nent cattlemAn and politician Of Don'
Ana county. is located al COlorad'
Springs. Colo. In the cattle business
with Col James A. LOekhert. also for
meF Dona Ana county citizen. The twl
cattle colonels are prOspefing, and boil
have warm spose In their bodies for NeV
Mexico friends.
P.B. IsmOnd, who conducted smal
restaurant In this city u few years ng
aud was Tor long time located AZ isieIa
is now one OF the cooks At the count
hospital In Denver.
a. j. Emerson, outside rustleT for IN
Equitable Lite Assurance society, was a
Ration yesterday.
George WeineFt, who for years was
popular dry goods clerk OF this city,
now holding down good position In
store In South Denver.
The KsHsss pfaifis. we're visited by
terrible snow storm Tuesday aiteTnOo
aud night, greatly delaying all train
The east bound santa W limited and N
passenger trains, on account Of q
snow. we're tied up for a number OF houI
al Dodge City. while the No. and n
n, south bound, we're delayed in FeAol
ing this city last night. The No.
passed over the storm stricken section
comparative good shape, being only sever
hOuFs behind time. but No, IL was not
lucky and did not pull into the i0o
daD0t until 3 o'clock thla morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03
DAILY PUT UP THU Cash
Furnished Money for Prosecuting
Clark Case.
Gel. Anderson Surprised a Squad OF
Filipino Insurgents.
Hx.PFeSident cleVeltns nl Win Rheums
,iSm a. Prineelon, N. }.
THH PRESIDENT VISITS Hsw TORK

Washington, March 2-When the sou
ate committee on election resumed IT.
sitting to-day, SIR, CamUell mSde gen
erAl statement OF the expenditures la
connection with this prosecution OF The
case against Senator Clark. The state
ment showed chs following itema: KS
tabllshinR and purchasing newspapers,
tl8 $50; expenses Of the present inyeeti-
cation aud the Welcome diabRrment
proceedings, 2l,70l. Campbell said Ihs
tlg,550 had been expended on the Living
ston Enterprise, B0zsman Chronicle and
Carbon County Democrat, The mOney
had only been loaned. The money all
came from Ualy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

congress providing for the leasing Of the
public lands for grazing purposes. Car.
Ia said there was no probability Of any
such bill passing, and In order 10 pre-.
vent further agitation. he hoped the bill
would nnd eternal sleep. Teller said
such legislation was contrary 10 the
policy OF the government and would
never be enacted. Boster WASH, who
introduced the bill, srys he has no inten.
tlOn Of pressing II II IL meets tbs oppoei-
tion OF the people
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

Marcos Z. De haca, who waa ht Pena
Blanca on business, returned 70 the city
last night lie states that there was
considerable excitement at the Indian
village OF Santa Ana the other day,
owing 10 the fact that about twenty hve
Indians suddenly appeared NJ the low
line ditch camp and threateninEiJ de-
manded that work cease. Desiring no
trouble with the belligerent red skins,
Contractor Shut called on his workmen.
IL is understood tina, delegation ei
Santa ana Indians will soon again visit
Washington and make another protest %
the Indian department against the
bulldog Of the ditch through their
reservation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03
ACTED FAIRIN.

In glAneing over the llst Of tn city
boards OF registration yesterday q . con-
eIusiOn WAS arrived At that Ma, " Mar
ron had not acted fairly with thi repub-
llcans in selecting the members OF the
boArds Inquiry develops the isct that
there ART ive republicans and seven dem
Ocrats. The democrats, haviug major
ity In tbs council. are entitled 10 the
majority on the registration boards.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03
EH.Lisutsass, FiiPpsF Ne, 10 as Restored.

Recently senator Baker, Of Kansas, In
uodueed bill 10 authorize The president
10 restore "a Lieutenant n. o. Flipper
10 duty, with the grade. rama and status
10 which be- would have attained had he
remained continuously In the service.
The committee On military affairs mads
"a adverse report on the bill Ths sH.
lieutenant ls . sp1siAl agent Of the court
Of private land claims, Il q compelent
oilielal has done eEeeilsnt service and
made a good rs30rd. he has not been Ia
the military ssrvios slnes 1881.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

A mule team, belonging 10 ". l..
Trimhle n Co, fes0Tied % u lively run
this morning on vest Copper avenue.
Nhen the driver, James GTlswold, bsgan
hitching them % scraper, they started
on a run. knocking the driver from HIS
bearings and succeeded IN scratching
him a little. No serious damage was
done 10 the driver or harness, aud when
the mules had travelled around few
blocks they were st0pped-none the
worse for their lively sprint.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

The closing Argument ior the defense
Ia the opera house caGe Was made thia
morning by Judge w. y Lee, and the
plaintiffs wefe representa- BY Attorneys
Wefe concluded and Judge Cfumpacker
announced that hls declsiOn would b.
withheld for few days. The Judge, b.
lieying that the ease would not end here.
requested thu attorneys 10 prepare their
briefs and present them 10 him.