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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-05
WEEKLY BULLETIN.
Complete Record Of the Business Done
in Common Pleas Court
Last Week

ROOM NO. JUDGE McCARTY.
Monday, May 2Sth-
4 O32-Ball VS.. Commissioners of Stark
County. Leave to plead by June
?, 1900.
13941-Welty & Albaugh VS.. Friedman
Settled. See entry.
14044-Houvig VS.. Beazel ct al. Dis
o. missed without record at the
costs of plaintiff.
14O45-Houvig VS.. Letter ct al. Dis
missed without record at the
costs of plaintiff.
139S0--Allott VS.. Wainright's Executors
Leave to file motion to answer
instanter.
14040-Sprankle's Admr. VS.. Bennett et
al. Leave to answer by June ?
1900.
14039-Wortman VS.. Traders and Trav,
elers' Accident Co, of New York
Motion to petition withdrawn.
13962-Lenker vs. Campbell Lumber Co.
ct al. Sale confirmed, deed or.
dered and order of distribution.
See entry.
13aS1-Canton Boiler Co. VS.. Elm Run
Coal Co. Motion to dismiss over
ruled. Defendant has leave to
file answer by June 25, 1900.
13760-Poorman VS.. Poorman's Exrs.
Demurrer overruled as to an
swer and sustained as to petition,
and plaintiff has leave to amend
petition by interiineation.
13786-Buttermore VS.. Clapper ct al.
Leave to Peoples Building s,
Loan Co. to file cross-petition
instanter.
I2275-Cook VS.. Becker, Motion to va
cate Judgment sustained. See
entry.
l4049-Kurtz VS.. Kurtz. Motion for ali
mony left off.
Tusday. May Goth
139S9-Central Savings Bank Co. VS..
Walters ct al. Judgment against
defendant Walters and Sadie Da-
Wis for $313.40, etc. See entry.
13S50-Penn Liquor Co. VS.. Noll ct al.
Settled and costs paid. No rec
ord.
13993-Penn Liquor Co. VS.. Noll ct al.
Settled and costs paid. No rec
ord.
13556-Zartman VS.. Marchand. Dismiss
ed by plaintiff and at his costs.
Thursday, May 31st-
13461-Schuster VS.. Wilhelm. Settled at
defendants costs. No record.
VS.. Miller ct al. Set
tied at the plaintiffs costs. No
record.
1390S-Finefrock VS.. Miller ct al. Set
tied at the costs of plaintiff. No
record.
13990-Lung VS.. Miller ct al. Partition
ordered. See entry.
Friday. June 1st-
l37S7-Trustees of the Hartford Estate
VS.. Nighman, Jr., ct al. Default
judgment and decree and order
to sell. See entry.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-05
MARLBORO ITEMS.
Recent Happenings ChrOnicled BY
Our Regular News
Gatherer.

Marlboro, June 2.
Chas. Sickle has the typhoid fever
Marlboro schools close next Friday.
Township schools have all closed for
the summer vacation.
Tarro hall school reunion next Satur-
day. Everybody invited.
Marlboro Democrats will organize a
Bryan club in the near future.
Many of our farmers are selling milk
to the skimming station east of town.
Sherwood Austin and family visited
friends in Kent and Akron a few days
this week.
The Marlboro graduation exercises
were held in the NJ. e. church on Fri
day evening June 1st.
George Carlisle and VIM. Pennock
have treated their residences to bright
new coats of paint.
Henry Clark and John Whitacre are
making extensive improvements upon
their properties.
VIM. X. Taylor who was formerly a
resident of this place, but who is now in
the employ of the government, is So
journey in our midst
Memorial services were largely at
tended on last Sunday morning and
the memorial address likewise largely
attened in the evening. Rev. f. NJ.
Cummings officiated at both.
Decoration Day services were largely
attended at this place. Hon. J. Park
ALEXANDER, of Akron, delivered the ora
ton of the day. Besides his coming
here free of charge he presented the
A. G. Wileman Post with a $5 bill.
Nine-tenths of our citizens endorse
our schools and the policy of the prin-
cipal, Prof. Campbell. He came here
at time when our schools were
greatly demoralized for want of govern
ment and great change has taken
place since then and blind man could
easily discern the better behavior of the
pupils in school and out.
VIII the people rule or will a few
bad boys be allowed to dictate what
shall be done.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-05
Wants Mortgages Set Aside.
L. ]. BLAKE,

b. F. Crisswell, through his attorney,
w. o. Werntz, has commenced a suit
In court against Joshua Crisswell, John
j. Zaiser and Mary Rusher The plain
tiff says he secured a judgment against
the defendant, Joshua Crisswell, for
Sl36S6 and levied on some real estate
but that the defendant gave Zaiser and
Rusher mortgages on the place. He
asks that the mortgages may be set
aside and that he may be given an order
to sell the property and get the judg-
ment out.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-05
DR.. Miles, Nervfne.

Starting from small spot in my brain
seemed that my head would split open.
would be deathly sick at the stomach, would
yomit terribly and many times have gone
from "a TO 60 hours without food or drink.
Alter suffering from these spells for I3 years
Miles Nervine.r Mrs. /, M. WHITE
A. D1g Store WILLIAMSON. Mich,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-05
Taken to the Works.

William Hiddlebittle was brought
from Akron, charged with adultery.
He was fined s25 and costs and sent to
the works. Brook Johnson, alias Chas.
Giaues. also was brought from Akron.
He was assessed $50 and costs on the
charge of being a common beggar.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-05
Food Is Repufsive

to the stomach that is irritated
and sensitive. Nervous disor.
ders of the brain irritate the
stomach nerves making it weak
and easily deranged. That's
why SO many people who suffer
from headache have weak stom-
achs. All nervous troubles.
whether of the brain, stomach
or heart yield most readily to
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-05
Wrestler Reunion.

The eleventh annual reunion will be
held on June 21st, 1900, at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs Michael Holtz, one
mile south of Middlebranch. Let all
who know themselves related with the
family come out with well-filled baskets
and enjoy day of pleasure.
THEO. F. WRESTLER, Pres.
IDA M. WRESTLER, Secy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-05
COURT OPENS
In BOTH ROOMS.
Judge Taylor and Judge Nc
Carly Are Both Here.
THE BIG LAWSUIT STILL ON.
A Real Estate Commission Case Comes
From Alliance Executor Sues to
Foreciose n Mortgage-News
From the Courts.

Court opened in both rooms Monday
morning with Judge McCarty in No. 1
and Judge Taylor in No. 2. Both judges
spent the early part Of the morning in
making entries and hearing motions.
About 10 o'clock Judge McCarty re-
sumed the hearing of the case of the
Diamond Portland Cement Co. VS.. the
Bonnot Co., which was on trial all last
week.
CASE APPEALED.
The case Of Scranton Bros. and Cole
VS.. Anna j. Hamlin has come up to
common pleas court on appeal from JUS
tice court at Alliance. The plaintiffs
claim s29.50 from the defendant for COM
mission for selling farm. On hearing
the plaintiff won the suit and now the
defendant has appealed.
TO FoRECLosE A MORTGAGE.
Charles Seeman as executor of Anna
M. Beamer has sued Flora and Ernest
Farr for the collection of a note for s4OO
and interest by the foreclosure Of a
mortgage.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-05
GOING TO EUROPE.
DR.. A. B. Walker and A. c
Brant Will Visit Famous
Institutions.

At 1880 Monday evening DR.. A. b.
Walker o fthis city will leave over the
Pennsylvania lines for Baltimore to be
present at the graduation Of his daugh-
ter Helen who has just completed four
years course at the Woman's college.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-05
Gard of Thanks.

We desire to return our sincere
thanks to the friends and neighbors
who SO kindly assisted us 10 the late
bereavement OF our dear wife and
mother. Malonia Boron.
PETER BORON AND CHILDREN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-05

by 30 inches, carries 24O pounds steam
pressure, and the smallest ring of the
boiler is 50 inches in diameter. 1t
stands about Is feet 10 inches above
the rails, and has driving wheels 55
inches in diameter. Her frame is
made of boiler plate, the boiler is one
inch steel. The tender of this engine
will weigh in working order 13,6OO
pounds and will hold $500 gallons of
water. The total weight of engine and
tender will be about $4,000 pounds.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-05

For children's washable suits 70 to
the New Globe Clothing House.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-05

A railway superintendent calls at
tention to the fact that the present war
which the United States is waging will
cost more than would be required to
build a railroad with four tracks, on a
level grade without curves, from New
York to the Pacific Coast, which would
be one of the marvels of the earth.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-05

For q nobby suit go to the New
Globe Clothing House.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-05

Robert P. Burt, aged 80 years, one
of the oldest locomotive engineers in
America, died at Beloit, Wis, Thurs
day. He first ran an engine from
Plattsville to Susquehanna, Pa, and
ran the first engine across the high
bridge at Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-05

The reports are that building a cigar
shaped train the Baltimore G. Ohio is
demonstrating that the air pressure
against the front of an engine is one of
the most serious impediment to high
speed. The train, which was recently
tried, behind an ordinary locomotive,
made some remarkable records, with a
coal consumption much reduced. The
next move will be to form an engine
similar to a torpedo, thus getting rid
Of some of the other resistance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-05

The largest, heaviest and most power
full locomotive in the world. and the
largest and heaviest that will ever be
constructed, probably. for the present
standard guage, was turned out of the
Pittsburg Locomotive works Saturday.
The engine is for use of the p. B. & L..
r. r. r. and weighs without tender
about 100000 pounds, has cylinders "a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-05
MR.. BAKER TALKS.

Mr.. Baker spoke in the First Presby-
terian church in the morning and In the
Calvary Presbyterian church In, the
evening. At the morning meeting
he took as his text the scripturai ad-
monition: "Woe unto them, that build.
eth n town with blood and establish
eth . city by iniQuity." He said that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10
FUNERAL or LAWION.
Remains Of The Heroic Soldier
Laid TO Rest.
Think AgulnaldO has Escaped From
LuEOn Island.
witness Who Spent Soms Of NJ. Clark's
Money in Montana.
ErurvcKY rs nORI PEACEFUL.

Washington, Feb. p.--Major Genera
Henry w. Lawton was buried 20 Gay la
the National Cemetery at Arlington. SER
vicca AZ the grave we're pTecedod by ser
vices AZ the church OF The COyeneni,
Whers President n, A Striker, OF Hsms
iit0n College, New York, delivered a
funeral arAtiCu, seldom equallea In
beauty % expression, nor could u have
Teen more ga heartfelt accord with the
spirit OF the solemn Occagiou. Never Ia
the history OF the capital has there b en
= more representative gathering OF the
nations ON 'lal life 10 pay the last triD
ute 10 the nations honOred lead No
mark that military pomp aud ceremony
that the regulations could provide acre
wanting TO render tue occasion sole M
and impf eseiye.
Nearly all the available troops OF the
regular establishment remaining Ia this
county wsTe called cut. Three ihous-
aud men, infantry, cavalry and artillery
followed the hag.dfaped caisson 70 the
grave. Kyery department OF the gov.
ernment paid official uibnte. Flags
hung AZ half mssi. the president
and the cabinet, representatives OK the
supreme court, the house aud senate. and
army aud navy, combined, 70 nu the
dsFkehei church 10 the utmost bat
ihsse official representatives OF the pe0-
pie were lost in the great crOwis that
surrounded the church and lined the
streets along which the procession
Daaaqd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10

From the Advocate.
Another Of thoss famous $4,000 ship.
menis II bslng sacked ut the Lookout
mine. on Truilllo Greek.
Ten tons Of silver ora from thu Gypay
mlue at Kingston has been brough,
down 10 The Porter mill for treatment.
Martin Conaboy, owner Of the Flying
Dutchman mine, left for Chicago Tues
day, 10 otganizs company
John A. Kruse. the mining expert,
will arrive from Mexico Ia few days n
superinteud the starting up Of the Lake
Valley mines
Evidence In ths Horn divorce case ID
belag taken before Judge smith, as the
court house, bshind closed doors. Judge
A. b kiliott represents the defendant
aud n. Z Holt the plaintiff
The Kingston school term has closed
and Pros hAggerty left for Bland on
Wednesday. He has made an excellent
teacher and will be secured by Kingston
again next year unless HlliabOFo get'
the start Of her.
AleE. Bentley. the well-known mining
man. sends ~ specimens Of silver or'
running 500 o. silver 10 the ton. Thes,
come frcm A. J. Maxneld's mine AT Her
mosa. They may be- seen IN our minerP
cabinet.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10
wANrBb roR MURDER.
C. II. colemaa. Recently Arrested ai n
PasO. Reeapsnrsa In DsmlnK.

C. II. Colemaa. Reeently Arrested st n
Pas0, Reeap'arSd In Dsming.
&. u. OF Teddy" Coleman. arrested Ia
NJ PasO last November. and taken 10
flagstaff, A. T., ou . charge Of assault
with intent 10 murder, has again been
captured aud taksn back 10 Arizona On a
ehRegs Oi murder.
Coleman was captured hers BY Chief
L9ckhaIt, and taken back 10 Fiagstaff
whsfe he broke Jail In company with sey.
erai other noted criminals. In the mean.
time, the man he had assaulted. died
And be was thegeiofe wanted ior murder
Deputy Sheriff Phillips received word
that be- was on freight train shat was
approaching Dolnlng from ths west, and
teiegraphed a description Of him 10 Con
stable Phiilips, OF Dsmlng. The con
stable searched the train bui did not fnd
him, aud the train went 0n. AZ one Of
the stations easl ol Dsmiag u sas nsces-
sarg 10 Gloss She ventilat0ra on soms Of
She orange cars and while doing this
AAAHAh wa ANAtAA - AAaN " sAAH NAAN HAta
hauled oul The tramp begged hard 70 be
taksn 10 kl Pas0. bat the conductor
would not have u and ditehed hlm.
The tramp caught another freight
train back 10 Dsming, thinking he stOod
a 6eltur chance Of getting out Of there
than from the station where he Was
dslehsd. Al DsmiRg ths telegraph oDer-
alof who bad haudied the dispateh giving
C0lemans description, recognized ~
tramp ~ lhe fugitive, aud ssnt word 70
Constable Phillips, who cAme down aud
arrested him Deputy Shelifi Phillips
vent down aud ldsntinsd him. The Art.
Eona sheriff cRme after his man and t0ok
him back 10 Fiagstan.
A rsauisiii0n was made By Governor
aurp.-y upon the governor Of NeW Mex
loo ior the sxtfadltiOn Of Coleman. Ne
was Qua Of lhs eiaat prisoners waO broke
lail there . li.tle mqsa than a monta ago
XII Paao Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10

From the Chicitain.
ia. Lss-on was improving q, lasl 70.
pOrts Ne has been . yerS sick man.
julius Price came down from Mater
CaneB iAst BatnsAav sss ssayed over
sunday.
MAdgs Terry hal a ssvefe fall from her
horse last unday. bat luckily no serious
damage WAS done.
Mrs. J J.. Lesson arrived home Tuas.
day morning from Denvef. where she has
been Tor some time for medical treat
meni
Charles Gau1e returned this morning
from Kansaa City. where hs went several
days ago 30 market a ear load Of aofars
Jos. X smith has liiied up corner Of
his store In an attractive End business
llke way iof the transaction of that part
Of bis bnsiness which relates 10 bis
agency Tor tha ASbuq0eFQua steam
Laundry
Nv. Hilton. o. MagdalenA, who has
been 10 Teas for = month, afrlVei In
socofrs saturday morning. NJ. Hilton
eHpects 10 10 into business again 10 Mag.
daleBa. Ne reports business Rood In
Texas, especially In lhe sloek lice.
Fufniaf I rooms and dwelling houies
are in great demand In sooofro. several
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10
NEW MEXICO NOTES.
s,rvsR otrS

form the Independent
Mathew 4 Laird, builders, have ~.
ded q llne team 10 their outdt.
United States Marshal Foraker ar.
rived from tho north Monday, aud ID
busliy engaged with unitcd states Com
missioner Newcomb on important busi.
ness.
Probate Judge NewshAm on YESTERDAY
appoiated James 8. Garter. assistant
cashier Of tho Silver CITY National bank,
administrator Of the estate OF T. Con.
wAJ.
hr. ami Mrs. J. J. Kelly entertained q
large party nj hearts" In honor OF theft
nleee, Mrs Butler. Of Las Vegas, last
Thursday evening. Rvery one had 4
most enjoyable tins.
Kxpress Messenger Hugh Vaughn, who
has the Wells Fargo run from Albuques
cue 10 Silver city, has brought Mrs
Vaughn here from Albuquerque Tor a
month. They are domiciled at the Tim
mer.
Col John n Riley. formerly Of D0nS
Ana county, but now q resident OF Col
orado Springs, came In on yesterday
train and h receiving a warm welc0ms
from q large host OF friends.
John Brookman. the well-khown min
Ing magnate Of Pearce, Arizona, came Ia
on Thursdays passenger. lie wss 40
companied by Prof v, A. y. Penroae, ths
mining expert Both gentlemen visited
the Hanover district while here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10

From the Cfesset
Hon. Pedro Sanchez. census supervisor
Tor New Mexico. left on Monday for the
capital.
Bud Miller has returned 10 Taos county
aud has charge Of force Of men Ut the
Copper blll mine.
Taos H. certainly getting 10 be n sporty
village. Last week va had rooster
dght aud a horse race aud the outlook toS
next week bids fair 10 rival eyen some Of
the episodes taking place In Kentucky.
News from the upper Red River district
II 10 the feet that James Vlckefs. for
merly Of Ia Belle, and Jacob Rufi. Of
Aspen. were blown up In the Black Cop.
per shaft on Tuesday evening. Il seems
that electricity IL being used for aring
the shots and one Of them failed 10 eK-
plode aud the men drilled down into the
dynamite and caused the explosion. The
men were both badly hurt. but II Is moi
yet known whether or not the injuries
are fatal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10

special Correspondence.
Mr.. George u Cross, Of Santa ~, has
spent several days In ths camp. taking In
some mining nswa for the NeE MeHi.
esu.
Tho laduslrlal Placer Nining CON.
pany started thslr snowdgEass machins
yesterday 10 test the valves on thslr ee.
menl beds for placer gold.
Antonio Basser and Sam Pains. two
old timers VI Golden. made a rich discoy.
cry last Monday Ia the old Lemar 6ulch.
The ore Is shlte erys,alizsd quartz, Show
ing free gold.
F.P. White has been VI work on She
Delgado mine Tor several weeks, aud the
prospect iof She discovery Of q good free
gold ore are looking good. Hope tbs old
boy hnds il.
Col. "A. I. farley has several men at
work on she Tusfto Placer Mining osm
panJs gfoand prospecting Tor placer
gold GOLDEN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10
OFFICIAL aATTBRS.
NOTARY APPOINTED

NOTARY APPOINTED.
Governor Olero has appointed George
Dwight. Of Las Vegas, San Miguel county,
a. a notary public.
DRaF AND DUMB ASYLUM.
The board OF trustees Of the deaf and
dumb asylum have inspected the asylum
and ordered number Of reraiFs Ad-
yertlsements toF bids 10 make the re-
pairs will be published IN few days.
Ngw pOsTMAsTERs.
A telegram from Warrington 10 the
New Mexican announces that A. L. Ken.
DALI has been appointed postmaster At
Cerrillos. vice =. II. Mitchell, and At
Richardson, j. u. steele succeeds Andrew
H. Richardson.
LAND OFFICg BUSINESS.
The following business was transacted
at the federal land Office In santa We Cor
the week ending February 2;
Homestead Entries February 4. San
tiago Adilla Garcia, Sanchez, 1912
acres. San Miguel county; felix Rou.
quillo, Santa Ne, l4O44 acres. santa Re
county.
February 3, Kmilio Torres. Largo, 100
acres, San Juan county Harriet g. Risk,
Aztec. 100 acrap san Juan county. New.
ton Cone. Aztec. 100 acres. San Juan
county John James A. Risk, Aztec, 100
acTes, San Juan county.
February 3. BpitaclO LucarO. Puerto
d. Luna, 100 acres, Guadalupe county
Francisco Garcia J Gonzales. Las Vegas,
l560i aeres, San Miguel county.
February g, Rpimenio Lopez, Maxwell
City. 100 acres. Colfax county; RneaTna.
cion Truiillo, Maxwell City, 100 acres,
CoiiAx county,
February o. Cristobal Pens, Gailsieo,
100 acres. Santa Fe county.
Daring the month OF January home.
stead entries were made on 7,26932
acres. Ths Tees received for homestead
entries wers slG0, aud the commissions
f2isl6.
FINAL ESTRiEs
February 8. Samuel G. sprOule. Ration,
53 81 acres, Coliax county.
Final entries we're made in January
on g60.8l acres and commissions received
$50.
ADVERSE CLAIMS.
February q, 6eorge ". Armijo, Edward
q. OterO. Gus O'Brien. Jose Aaenoion Sil.
va, suaanO Ortiz. Antonio J. Ortiz, Kloisa
Luna De BerRere, Of Santa Ne. for the
PrOyidencia claim, near San Pedro, In
santa "a county, W sally Raunheim. Of
New York. claimant 10 the Copper Queen
sFoup, the Copper Queen aud the Copper
Belle
COAL ENTRY,
February 2, Eugene Wirth. Albuquef
cue, 100 scres; Bsrnalillo county; sam
uel Noustadt AlbscuE:que, 100 acres
BegnRlillo county.
HOMESTEAD CONTESTS.
February B. Albert 3. Miller W. JO
saph Goldstein. Albuquerque. 100 acres
BeTnAlillo county; hearing April ~.
February 0. Ada Sparks Va. GeOTg
Kuntz, santa Ne, 100 acres. santa n
county. hearing March 20.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS.
Territorial Treasurer ). n. Vaughn hA
received from John n. Sargent, eollec.J
OF Rio Arriba county. tts ss OF lsa
taxes, and th9G 7s OF 1899 taxes, o
which t252 05 IL for territorial purpose
, and ti3g29 for terrltoTiI institutions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10

Fiom she Nrw Mrrlcan.
Jullan Afiaa was discharged from the
county Jail this forenoon. having served
a ten days sentence.
Mr. and Mfa =. Il. Lsnkard to. day took
charge OF the Palace hotel ~ managers
Tor Wood y Michaels.
Judge A. l.. Morrison, internal revenue
e0llecloT Cor this territory aud Arizona.
Il confined 10 his homs by illness.
Pedro Bolano and Martin MedEano. Ac-
ouaed OF burglary, will be given y hear.
ing tomorrow afternoon before Justice
OF The Peace ]. n. aaFcia.
A man dressed In woman's clothes laai
evening annoyed some young girls On
Palace avenue The young women wers
greatly frightened, and an arrest will
probably follow.
Another false lire alarm was sounded
yesterday afternoon from box ~, IL Del
gado's corner. on College street. The tlfe
department did not respond. There II .
serious side 10 sending In shcse talse
alarms, a. the guilty person will discover
sooner or later 10 his sorrow,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10

improvements are In contemplation
which will relieve the situation in ths
near future, strangers should not be
allowed 10 leave our city Tor lack Of ae-
cOmmOdatlon.
H. ". Monroe returned 70 8ocorro
Thursday morning after an absence Of
several months IA Big Oak, \. g., where
be went 10 settle hia fathers estate. On
ihe return "trip Mr.. Monroe was sick sew
eral weeks in Little Rock, ARK, bat he
thinks that the home elimAte will sOon
restore him 70 bis former condition.
aeorge walker. for several years bOok.
keeper for Capt. A. y. Fitsh, Of the
GFaphlc mine. has resigned liis position
and beon succeeded BY !. A. smiley, tor
mssly OF s8c0rro. Il IL N BE- hoped that
man Of Mr., Walkers eEceiient stand
ing will not leaVe 5oc0rro county. A.
the same time Mr. smliey's many friends
will give him q hearty welcome home.