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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
SILVER CITY.
From the enterprise.

From the En,erprise.
Miss Bessie Hood has been quite IN
during the past week from appendicitis
but Is now improving 20 the delight OF
her many friends
Mrs, s, H Eckles has been rather
sick this week but ls now steadily i'm
proving and her many friends hope she
Will be fully recovered at an early
date.
sam Agee left on Tuesday evening
10 81. Louis 20 spend six or seven
months In attending a college OF Paar-
macy. he expects 70 graduate lhis
year and also 10 win the gold medal In
scholarship. his general grade last
year being se
10 y. Sheridan has rendered his res
iguatioB as a member OF the board OF
regents OF the silver City Normal
school and II has been accepted. Mr..
sLeridan's appointment TO the United
states coal mine lnspeciorship ncces-
STATED this ftep. The board OF regents
loses q valuable member.
A. ". Heliing. =. r. Heather and J
T.. White. all prominent knights %
Pyihias who attended the recent meet
Inc of the grand lodge al Albuquerque.
returned the first OF the week Al re
port that the grand lodge sessions was
Interesting and profitable 10 the order
Mr Heather was honored by being
elected grand master al arms, which
WAS recognition highly appreciated
By the local lodge.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
Real I.late Transfer..

Kaufman Mandell ami wife 10
Charles w. Kennedy. quit claim deed
to lot II. block g. y. ArmiIo y otsro
addition. $3.50.
Charles A. Hawks and wife 20 E. "
Chavez. warranty deed 20 south half of
lots ~, .. g. ana g block Z, New
Mexico Townslle company addition.
1850
Barbara ~ de Apodaoa 10 H. Iifsld
& Co. warranty deed 90 a tract OF land
situate Ia precinct No. O. g..
Jose Del Vailln and wife % Anaotaclo
del Vallin warrant deed 20 seven
pieces OF land 10 town of Bernallilo. a.
r. =. Hall ana wife 20 Harry C..
Webb. quit claim deed 10 lot 9. block 3.
G. W. Lewis Highland addition No
!. $3.50.
=. V. Chavez aud wife 10 chaa. A.
Hawks. warranty deed 10 lots and 4
block letter y. Springer addition. $500
Arthur l.. Finch 10 usorEe Reed. quit
claim desd 20 lot g. block D. towg Of
Eagle, 800,
Paul ]. Yrlssarr TO n. q. Dunbar.
warranty deed 10 lot 9. block fs. New
Mexico Townsite company additioni
500.
7, NJ Ramsdeli and wife 10 Rufus
Goodrich. warranty deed 10 lot 6. block
Letter >. Atlantic a Pacific aaiiion; taio
Estate OF Ws..er Trumban 20 George
Edick. warranty deed 10 lots ~. Ne and
20, block a. map OF the city OF Aibn-
querque ti50.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
ALAMOsoRDO.


From the News.
A small ny which works on the roots
ot potato vines and eats the young
tubers, and the potato beetle. are re-
nponslhle Tor an almost total failure Of
tho Lincoln aud Otero county potato
crops
Work on the new school building II
progressing rapidly. The foundation Is
completed. the wallis are up some dis
tence. ana the carpenters have COM
nt need operations,
John Dent walked on q train near
Carrlzoso last week ana sustained a
broken arm. The last thing he remem-
bcred wac going 10 sleep IN a car seat
and he thinks he must have walked on
the car while asleep.
y. J. Dedman. assistant 20 General
Superintendent urelg OF the white
Oaks route, Il home from a vacation
trlr embracing the fair al Albuquer-
likef "Ded." and everybody IL glad he
Is hack again.
Wednesday morning work was COM
mCnced on the excavation for the foun-
datioA and basement OF the new box
fuctt.y 10 be erected hy the AlamoE0r-
do Lumber company.
3. y. McCutcheOn. carpenter IN the
employ OF the White oaks route has
sued the road for l20,0O0 a. he aiight-
"a from the train az Fort Bliss. a
board blown from tho top OF a box
car struck him In the Jaw. breaking r.
A big strike IL reported from the
Lead Queen mine. operated by W. s.
Bekef and associates In the San An
drtas Two feet OF gaiena has been en-
countered. Manager Baker aays that
regular shipments from the properties
win be started within a week.
Mn. W. a. Kirkland, wife OF the
prominent Houston commission man,
and her sister, Miss Root. daughter Of
President Koot OF the First National
Bfnk of Houston, with Mrs. Kirkland's
two bright ana pretty little children
ana nurse. are eoiourning Ia the city on
their return home from cioudcroft.
During the past two weeks mule
teams of the New Mexico Lead COM
pany have been kept busy hauling ma
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
Azr


Efom the index,
There 10 a need Gf more houses In
AEtec this winter. Many people would
move here during the next few months
N there were houses for them.
Many Thousands OF boxes OF apples
were blown from the trees by the wind
storm which ragged throughout this Sec
ton last sunday and Monday, Aside
from this little damage was done.
Sales OF ranches at good prices are
occurring daily. Judge Pendlet0n has
several prospective Investors on his list
and Il looks az n the owners OF san
Juan county soil can soon command
figures for u which correspond to its
value.
The old homestead sold by John A.
kocnIz. this week. was located by him
IN April. 1881. Mr. KoontE pat up a
building which he used as a store and
residence, ana that building, with ad-
dltlona and changes from time 10 time
IL eth standing. lie secured the e.
tablishment of postofiice tho year Of
his arrival. and from that beginning
the town Of Aztec may be said 20 have
grown.
y. A. Wilson formerly OF Lamar
Col. has purchased the John A. KoontE
homestead adjoining the AEtec town
site The property consists OF about
no acres and sold for $1,000 Mr. Will
son has been IN the cattle business in
Colorado a number % years and s1-
ptetn 20 so into the breeding basiness
here. He ls man of great energy and
viii unqustionably prove valuable
accession 20 the community.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
TERRITORIAL NEWS.


From the Herald.
Mrs A. ]. Gilbert ana sister Grace
left for their new nome at Las Vegas
on Tuesday evening, being accompan-
led TO The train by large number Of
friends The ladies viii be missed
ftom Dcming's social circles.
Ed Pennington has been appointed
administrator of the estate OF the late
Max Myers OF Demlng. The estate is
estimated to be worth about 81 200.
and consists OF old American and Eu-
fopean coins, real estate. etc The es-
tate Il thought to be entirely free from
incumbranco
Rev. J. N. Vance. who has been the
temporary pastor of the Presbyterian
church for the past three months
until the arrival Of his brother. the
regular pastor left for his home IN the
east last week Mr. Vance made many
friends while here and departs with the
well wishes OF the community.
The Insurance companies have set
ticd the loss on the Ice works payinr
Mt Johnson sLieo The works we're in
uuted FOR $500. but the settlement lsI
satisfactory % all concerned ar. john
son viii probably now enter into part
nefehip with A. Wttzel. and the gentle
men Will erect an Ice factory and elec-
tric light plant al Demlng near the
railroad.
Deputy Collector Of Customs W. c.
J, Quasi asked FOR bids from J. +.
Lewis. w. X. Merrill ana w. G. Wallis
70 The removal of the 1900 pound Gus
tom house safe from Demlng 10 Colum-
bus. II II understood that the lowest
bid received is higher than the collcc.
tor feels authorized to pay. and he Is
awaiting further instructions from
headquarters.
About 200 head OF cattle belonging 10 |
Thomas Word. Albert Llndauer and |
others. are held ON the Mexican border |
near Columbus on account OF then |
owners being refuscd permission 20 |
drive them into this country. They |
have been held there FOR nearly three
weeks past. Word and Lindauer have
applied TO the authorities al the city
N Mexico for permission TO continue /
the drive, and are awaiting an answer |
Grant county stockmen are keeping /
A close watch on the progress OF dis
ease known na the opizootlc appatha
which has appeared among the cattle /
A. Clayton, n. ~. ana which IL caus.
ns heavy iosses The disease Ii a
peculiar one. causing sores to form on /
Tho mouth end udders. also affecting /
the hoofs. The disease Is not fatal /
but draga the cattle down In flesh and |
ref ders them practically worthless.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
SANTA ~


From the New Merican.
Miss Maggie Geimer has returned
from a ten day visit 20 Mr.. and Mrs.
ElWood Hayes at san Marclal.
a o. Austin has resigned az private
secretary TO Solicitor General r.. L..
bartlett and has been succeeded by
Earl y. sldebottom.
school poll taxes are being collected
Several citlEena would much like to
know what becomes OF the funds coll
lected The question now arises, ia
there any accounting OF themg
Hon. Frank W. Clancy. ono OF the
legal luminaries Of the Ducal city. is
IN the capital Ia conference with hls
former law partnee in this city. John
u knaebel, ESQ. or Denver. on pro-
eeisional business lie will attend the
republican convention In the capacity
% deeply interested spectator
Judge =. w. Young. one OF the orig
inal settlers Of Bland. who owns sew
eral valuable Coohiti gold properties,
lea Santa Fa foF his home this morn
ina The gentleman Is Interested In the
big contract Tor supplying tho Aibe-
marie cysaide mill with lime from the
kilns a few miles northeast Of santa
Fo.
The board OF education held he reg
uial meeting and transacted consider
able routine business. superintendent
J. A. Wood submitted his regular
monthly report. The total enrolment
II 600. and tho average attendance 40.
b1,n being superior 10 the same az this
Tine last year.
Alexis Hamel, late OF the fgih Unit
ted states Infantry. rs in the city In an
EFFORT 10 rocuperase bis health. shat
tered during service in the Philippines.
Mr. Hamel 10 from Massachusetts ana
enlisted ia the army when volunteers
fof service Ia the Philippines were
callcd Tor ana spent some seven
months IN tbs islands serving chiefly
IA the Island or LuEon. Las, April he
vas taken alck With maiaflai fever
ana was nnaily discharged. leaving
Manila Tor home August let.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
srASIAHDs DIDNT r,oHr.
Tho Rattle Of san Ju,n Was Caiisd on In
% Paso.

There was 10 show az Athlstie Park
last night Indications OF rain and
short gate receipts Friday night con-
spircd "a declare last nights show on.
Friday night only $685. was received at
the safe. though there were 1000 peo-
pie In the park.
n was enough 10 discourage any one.
People swafmed into the grounds With
ous paying cent And although the
park was supposed 10 b. policed, hun
dTeds OF people, many Of them women.
were seen 90 como under the fence 20
obtain admission.
we would have gone ahead with
the show tonight" said Manager
Gunckel last night. "but Ws knew
tiere would be- hundreds Ia enc park
who never paid q cent 10 get in, and
Should a rain have come up just a. the
show started. our pyrf' echnlrs would
have been ruined ana We would haya
bfen forced ta stop the exhibition
TAgp there would have been run on
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
EIIzABhrnroMN.
From the Minet

From the Miner.
Il appears that the territorial fair
az Albuquerque was quite a success.
The surveyors for the Rock Island
railroad are az work IN che eastern
part of this county. heading for Max
well City
Chas' Drake returned from Afhlsetie
last Tuesday and found bran new
baby az his house. Mr. Drake Intends
10 name Il William. after his favorite
presidential candidate.
Died-Hon. o. n. Mallette. al the
home OF his son .. D. Mallette In Red
River on Sunday. Sept a9d. aged 50
years. Roy. u. y. Terrill conducted
the funeral services.
II. B. 10y Of Aarora, Mo. and r. l..
hulky, OF Springfield. Mo. stockhold-
era In the Golden Era Mining and
Milling company came IN Tuesday 20
Inspect the property and look over the
camp. The company viii push the Dc.
ve'opment Of the property and com-
plete tie mill ~ the earliest day posi-
bic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
wnIrE oAEs sTaIMn.
sorsnton People Owa thr Adjoining Claims
aud Are Ia Luck.

seranton People Own the a Adjoining Claims
aud Are IA Luck.
Chris Jaeger. OF white Oaks. was In
Alamogordo during the past week. and
while here he showed some free gold
specimens from the Crary a Horne.
man lease. that leaves no doubt a. 10
the Importance Of the strike made there
last week The property ls owned by
Talaferro brothers. OF white Oaks. and
is situated between the South Home
stake and scranton minea. owned by
scranton investors. The rich strike
was made IN a forty foot tunnel and
the ore II free milling. Fabulous
values are being obtained, one pan OF
ore which AR. Jaeger washed. showing
g worth OF gold. lie II OF the opinion
that the ore runs better than $40. 900
90 the ton. The width OF the vein or
ore chute IL unknown at present. II
is the intention OF the operators 10
abandon the tunnel aud sink a shaft
on the ore chute. The walls OF the
vein are presumed 10 be porphyry and
granite.
In the lower tunnel OF the same prop
erty. "a six foot body OF sulphide ore
running $50 per ton averaged from ten
aogays) has been opened.
The Scranton aud South Homaatake
mines are By reason OF this strike YER
itsble bonanzas nov. and worth an
immense sum. Both properties
az being worked steadily and the pro-
duct is being treated at the old Abe
mill. Superintendent Robinson states
that the company VIII put la l,a own
mill as soon as possible.
Mr. Jaeger has located two claims In
the Vicinity OF the strike which have
well defined veins. four feet ia width.
He has attained only Ave feet depth.
but viii push work on the claims aud
he pee 10 strike a bonanza himself Al
amJgordO News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
DEATHS DOINoa.
Charles Powell aud Little Mis-. Vera IIar
ling the Victims.

Charles Powell and little Mis-. Vera tIar
ling the Victims,
Charles Powell aged thirty years,
died early this morning a. his room
on South Second street. or consump.
ton. lie had been IN the employ OF
the Harvey house. His brother. w.
b. Powell, Of Boston. district agent OF
the u. q. Dunn Commercial agency.
was rotified and teiegraphed 10 have
the remains buried here The deceased
leaves mother. who lives IN Canada,
and a wife In Chicago. In addition 20
the Boston brother. Funeral services
will be held tomorrow morning At 10
o'clock al StrOng's undertaking par
lors. Rev Bunker will oniclate The
in,erment VIII be In Fairylew Gene
terry.
A close friend OF the dead man, n L.
Rice. gave him every possible attention
during hia last hours.
After working all tnrouKh fair week.
Mr.. Powell was suddenly stricken with
a severe hemOrrhage. while going to
hs room one evening. which weakened
htm - tha, he could not regain
strength. ana from that time no failed
rapidly lie was a man Of cheerful
disposition and waa we'll liked by hls
associates.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
Bistristcaust

The Territory va John smith. In
dictcd Tor burglary from warehouse
IN Gallup. was tried this morning by
Jury. From the evidence Il appeared
that the defendant was detected climb
ina out OF the window of q warehouse
where l. l.. Henry. trustee in bank
ruptey had stored the bankrupt stock
o. Peter Noel, p,n4.ag IA dispoastien
~ the bankrupt tlurt A number Of
articles were missing .rom the inven-
tory The defendant testified that be-
lng tired and observing q mattress In
the building. BE- had climbed through
the open WtH..a 10 lay down aud rest
The cougt iaought. ln View Of tbs en-
treme youth ut sSe defendant. he could
be thorough rested by tho end of alK
months. whitn y-iloi he viii apend In
tho county Hail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06

In the police court this morning two
the street FOR vaGrancy,
J. Vensble was arrested, charged
with an assault with words. lie was
nred % and oostA.
A prominent Railroad avenue boot
black was iined 80 Tor disturbing the
peace.
The hoboea sre getting pretty numeg-
Gus and the police are determined 90
prevent them from living on this
community and also avoid any poasi-
bic criminal acts. Ther will be put
on the street ganE and worked as hard
a. possible new experience.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
san MAGICAL
From ths Bee.


Miss Maggie Geimer. particularly
pleasing young lady. IL visiting with
Mrs. Elwood Hayes.
The Joyce brothers, brakemen, con.
oiuded their ;eave OF absence last week
and reported for duty.
King a Son, OF La Junta, Col, are In
tha vicinity seeking 20 purchase range
horses They shipped a carload Tues
day
a gentleman recently visited san
Marcial whose mission was the exam
inaiion OF she waddingham grant with
a view to lis purchase.
~ Is rumored that Conductor Fred
Wockorle win resign his present situa.
ton and move to ~ Paso 10 engage In
business with brother-in-iaw.
Engineers Hockett. Holman ana
Shollinberger. who went to Topeka TO
have their eyesight tested. at the re-
quest % the railway officials. success
fulll passed the examination.
Judge stansbury. Attorney e. r.
Veeder. Mrs Winlfred Jones. special
commissioner. and Geor~e Labadie. in
terpreter. were IN San Mnrcial wedncs-
SAY to adjust some Indian depreda-
lion claims.
Engineer w n. Barton and family
Will leave for Cherryvllle. Kansas,
next Monday. on a visit to friends. w
H. and John will take In Chicago as
side feature. and then the efforts OF
Mr.. Barton will be devoted 90 swelling
the republican majority In Kansas on
November 9Th.
Montgomery Ward g. Co. are the
greatest chumps In an advertising way
We know of. At various times during
the year they send to the san Marclal
postofIlce hundreds of circular lcttcys
addressed 10 people who have not lived
here for years, TO many long since
dead. and to people that probably new
er breathed the pure air OF this local
ity. All this rather than pay a small
sum to have their list OF names revised
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
HUMANE SOCIETY.
Permanent Officers Elected a, ne
Meeting Last Night.
CONSIDERABLE ENTHUSIASM MANIFESTED

A large number Of people attended
the meeting last night a. the hish
school building to perfect the organisa
ton % the Humane society that has
been under way for the past week
Prof NJ - Hickey presided
The special committee on permanent
organiEatlon, through iia chairman.
Prot y, y. Childa. reported ita sigma
tures 20 the articles 81 incorporation
and recommended that tha following
g,nilemrn aud iadies be selected es
officers.
For President-M ". Hickey
For Vice Presidents-O. NJ Marron.
Summers Burkhart. Mrs G. w. Kuns.
Mrs. , A. Summers. Mrs q. l. Brooks
For Secretary-C. w. ward
For Treasurer--Frank Mckee
For Counsei-R. w. % Bryan.
For Directors Miss Lou Lee. Rev.
Bruce Kinney. L. a. McRae. Dr. J. y
Pearce. Mrs Frank stursos. W. N
ParkhurBt. y. W. Clancy. Frsnk
strong. Mrs, u. p. chlids Mra. w. L.
Hathaway. Miss Josephine Pafsona J
y Saint n. a.. Ribble. Gov. &c. q.
Slower. Mrs. J. w Crumpacker.
The report Of the committee was
unanimously adopted.
The membership iist Of 100 OF the
best people OF this city II growing ap-
Idly and will without a doubt double
ia n short time.
permanent committee on member
ship viii be appointed by President
Hickey. but applications can be made
TO the secretary At any time. The Zee
Siil be bu, 81. which is considered as
a years dues.
This movement 10 a very popular one
and b worthy OF tho liberal support Of
our citiNena. Steps will immediately
be taken 10 secure legislation that will
enable the society TO carry out ita pur-
poses and IN the hands OF such capable
officers the enforcement Of The laws
provisions may he depended upon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06

Capt. Hubb Leeds and Capt va.
Qgickel, two well known city warriors.
have arranged 90 leave the city nsKt
Monday morning on a Wild game hunt
"a the Naoimiento mountains. They
will nrst go % Jemea hot springs,
whore q stop q few days Wll be
made with Col J y Block. the hotel
keeper. whose reputation ~ q bear and
mountain lioa hunter Il known all over
the southwest. From the colonel the
two Albuquerque captains will receive
some valuable pointers. and after en-
ploying guides they will penetrate the
fastnesaea OF those huge mountains.
They will also do some trout hshing
before returning 20 the city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
pEArn oF A LIrTr.n C1nL.


Vera Harllng. aged seven years.
died last night az ESQ O'clock al the
Union hotel of congestion Of the bow
els The little one was attending school
here. her parents residing AZ Chllul.
she was boarding with her aunt, Mrs
Kelly, who keeps the above hotel. The
grief stricken parents knew nothing Of
their iittle daughters death until they
resched here this morning. the word
sent them having passed them on the
road. The mother was prostrated when
told the sad news. 3. W. Edwards has
charge OF the funeral which will be
held tomorrow morning at 1880 from
TIE hotel. No Bzs south First street.
Rev Thob. HarwoOd viii preach the
services and the little one will be iaid
10 rest in Fairview cemetery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
wmIrE OAKS.
From The Eaalr.

From the Kagle.
The public schools opened with 100
pupils In attendeu nee.
The Old Abe mine has telephone con-
rcction between the mine. mills and
pump station.
Sam Med has begun the erection OF a
residence property on the site pur-
chased sometime ago for that purpose.
IN the west end OF the city.
y y. Putnam. superintendent OF the
North Homestakc mining interests
here, has located IN white oaks for
some time at least. and his family Will
Join him here In a Few days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06

W ~ Weaver. q Democratic dslegatu
from Mckinley county. came In from
Gallup this morning. but viii not at
tend the convention. AZ business of
gieat Importance demands HE prsaancs
az Deaver AZ early a. possible. Hs ac.
ca npanicd the country oAvera" az far
as LamY. and rrom there proceeded on
10 Denver.
Judge l.. 3. Trimola. the ola war
horse % the democrats party. was a
passenger Tor Santa Fo this morning.
lie wnl take In the territorial rtpub-
llean convention there to-day, and re-
main over TO see what the "unterrinad''
will 90 Tomorrow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06

They Are Moving on sasta Fs- Convsatisn
To. Morrow.

To. Morrow.
The territorial dm0cratic convention
w.ll meet al Santa W. Tomorrow aud
delegates from an sections % the terri
tory are arriving az the capital
The socorro county delegation came
~ on the early train from the south
and remained over 90 the No 2 paaaen-
ser train, when they proceeded 10 San
"a Fe The Citizen representative no.
t.ced the following gentlemen iH this
deieEation3 a. AZ. Daughsrty g. G.
clara. ). p. Cook. Lucisno Chavea. A.
Tcfros and y. N. Yonksra
Several of the delegates from Dona
Ana, sierra. orant ana other southern
counties were on the early morning
train. but occupied che Pullman and
could not BE- seen BY rhs CitiEsn rep
rtsentaiive.
1ne following msAbera % ths Bers
naiillo county delegation were on the
Ne train en- route Tor santa Fsi n
y. Ferguson. o. ~ Marron. summsfu
burkhart Louis AoRas ana Horton
hoofe The other delegates from shls
sounty win 90 uD 70 santa Fs to-mor-
rev morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06

ohinery and lumber from Lac Cruces
10 their mines In the san Andreaa
mountains. The boilers for the new
corcentrators are now on che ground
ana also considerable other machinery.
The officers OF the company visited the
camp last week. and report the work
aa progressing most fayorably.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06

stephen Riley willard an eminent
attorney of Minneapolis. Who came
% santa Fe a week ago for HE health.
died Monday az the sanltarum. The
deceased spent some time a. the cap.
iiAl eight years ago IN his guest Of
health. He received much beneng from
the climate and returned home. but
was again stricken ana returned 10 rs.
ctpefate. iie waa thirty seven years
~ ace ana single. Ills parents are
dead. ana hia brother ia The nearest
surviving relative lie vas 4 grady
a. u Dartmouth college.