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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-19
PRICES FIRM ON
THE EXCHANGE.
Lower Mammoth Was Very Active
at Better Prices
MAMMOTH WAS TRADED IN
Way Day opens weak, but closes
stronger Star Com Unchanseu- b.
Northern Light shrinking

Business on the Mining Exchange
closed today with the sale OF lolVO
shares for slO.SG9G2. Lower Mammoth
continues to be the star stock, over 5000
shares being traded IN today al prices
ranging between Sl44A and SlAS. Com,
pared with yesterday prices were wen
sustained. The opening sale was maze
M uIl&. but, after reaching the high-
eat mark. the stock weakened slightly
and sold down 70 yl46A with CLOSING
sale going at S.4bh. ,
Mammoth showed some ACTIVITY To-
day by the sale Of 600 shares at SzVO
FAT. while May Day was also quite ac-
tive at lower prices than those Whlcn
have ruled Tor several days past. From
lO1, the price Of the opening sale, the
stock steadily advanced TO Az, North
ern Light dropped $500 at = OF cent
per share with a lOO-share block going
at u. No.
Sacramento still hangs around 81
while Star Consolidated opened at 1874
and after selling up 20 1878 the call
closed with the sale Of 700 shares at
7sH. A small lot OF Golden Eagle
changed hands at l.
Closing quotations were posted as FOL
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER

fell back 20 the lowest The market
kept UP It's animation and variety
Bonds were not so conspicuous in the
market as stocks, but were strong.
The undertoue of the market became
rather languid and responses were less
alert 10 gains IN individual stocks. SUI
gar was lifted again higher than before
TO 1905 Northern Pacific preferred
rose rs. common rose 2% The market
closed with a renewed outburst Of ami
nation but was feyerish and unsteady,
MONEY AND BONDS.
Noon: Money on call steady at 5a5h
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4Ad5h per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business IN bankers bills al 4.S4Ad
Y for demand and s0l5 for sixty days.
Posted rates. i.SiQh and S5i5,
Commercial bills. 497ifG&
Silver certificates, Glq65c.
Bar silver. &c.
Mexican dollars. Doc.
Government bonds steady; refunding
% regular 1885 % coupon, loss IS
registered and coupon, 1 10; new As
registered and coupon, 1884 old Az
registered, MS; old As coupon. lie; 81
registered and coupon, llSh.
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nENVER LIVE srnCI-

Denver. Colo, Dec -Cattle-Ro.
ceipts 800 head, market steady Ia weak
Beef steers, 350Q5I5. cows. 9e5Q2.75.
feeders, freight paid 10 river 3.00Q 30.
stockers do, 3.25Gi35 bulls. stays otc..
2.0Od325.
Hogs-Recelpts. 200 head: market
slow and lower. Light packers. AG-B0
il2A mixed and heavy isj4i70
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head. market
slow.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSBlP
NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk or the respeo'
tive signers for further information
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PROBATE
Division, IN and for salt Lake County 'lasi
on Utah. In the matter Of the estate aa ls
guardlanship OF Hoyal w. cutler ald -
d. Cutler minors. Notice The undcr,'. ~
VIII sell az private sale an undivluel W. NV.
lNelfths (2-l2l OF part OF tho southeast IN IN
ilnrth tll OF section tWenty-slN lnl ~,
ship Two % south Of Range one tQ We,l
Lake Meridian. salt Lake County ials 7
IN or after the 3ist day on December w
and written bids will be received AZ tne 81
ldence OF Annie :. Cutler, West lordht ~
Lake County, state Of Utah; terms Oh ''
cash 49,.
ANNIE s. CUTLER, GUARDIAN
Dated December 18th, A. d. 1900
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TRANSFERS On sTOCK.

Lower Mammoth--lO0 at Sl.44A 200 at
S45h 100 at sl45& 700 at 81 49, 200 at
N.46h 100 at tl.46%; 100 at N.46A 400
al Sl47; 100 at Sl47is; ZOO at Sl47h; 400
az sl.4s; 800 at Sl47% 200 at SLATE, 100
at N47h; 100 at Sl.46Ss 100 at sl46A;
200 at 3i.45R
Mammoth-6OO at $500
May Day-lOO at 4O7s 800 at A. 100
at Az; 100 al AZ; 100 at AS 200 at
an. 200 at Az 300 at il%.
Northern Light-3,5OO at 4: 100 at y.
sacramento--5OO at &c., 100 at 1914.
Star Consolldated-I,90 900 at 1914: 500 at
76A; 100 at 7sS.; 100 at 1914; ZOO at 764.
Golden Eagle, 900 at /.
Shares sold, 1890.
Selling value, $40. $685..
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VIII be at least twice
large, on the last named oSc.., as
Mr.; Brigham win sing in both sr 1os'.9
and indian. Prof, Mcclellan viii 'f IN.
nish the music. VIII lur'
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Location Noticee Filed.

Provo, Dec. John Beck has nled
notice Of location Of twenty acres u
silica land, situated on the mountains
east Of Provo, on the south Of Slate
canyon.
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sAN FRANCIsCo WOOL NfARkEr.

San Francisco, Dec. ls--Nevada. ia
l3; eastern Oregon. 10dl4: valley Ore.
gon, l5dl7 mountain lambs 9d10: San
joaquin plains, 6Qs; Humboldt and
MendOcino l0Ql2.
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MINING NOTES.

A new man has been placed IN charge
OF the Naleo smelter who, Il Is eX-
pected. will avoid some OF the difficult
ties which have been experienced since
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAIln,IS
partnership OF Barrows 4 Knowlton. loo .'.o.
~ 2li state ST Is this the 18th day OF 49, ,se
Der, 1900. declared dissolved, and tna nossf
business will hereafter be conductea u''T-
g. W. BARRoNS
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DAIRY AND POULTRY.

Chicago. Dec. 1S.-On the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
dun creamery, l9q2ic dairy l3d2Oc.
Cheese-Dull lOAG1l&c.
Eggs-Dull, fresh, 2ic
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sAN FRANCIscO GRArY.

San Francisco. Cal. Dec Wheat
Quiet; May, 1881 cash, 95b.
Barley-No sales; cash, 73N.
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ST. LOUIS WOOL,
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

ST. Louis No, Dec. l9-Wool-oulo.
and unchanged.
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MONEY AND BONDS.
CHICAGO MARKET
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Dec. 9--Cattle-Recelpts
1850. Market steady 70 lOc higher.
Good to prime steers. 100000 poor TO
medium 36lQ510; stockers and feeders
2.75G4fO; COWS 2.50Gi1O; heifers 2.6l0
400; Gamers tI5d24O bulls 2356i3j,
calves 4CO0550; Texas fed steers 1000
AS grassers 325QlOO bulls 240dSi5.
Hogs-Receipts $1,000 head; tomor-
row 10000; left over 1855. Market active
and &c higher closing strong. Top 400;
mixed and butchers 465G49O; good 20
choice heavy 4100A90; rough heavy 4.5j
0A65: light 4GO049O; bulk OF sales AIS
G4S5.
sheep-Receipts 1900 head. Market
slow at yesterdays decline. Good 20
choice wethers. 3.7jGAS5; fair to choice
mixed 3.iOG3SO; Texas sheep 22543.5O;
western sheep 375dA35; native lambs
S.S5q5.4O, western lambs i00q5.4O.
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PRODUCE

May wheat opened at 72% to 72is, sold
down 20 72h.
Close: Wheat-Dec G9%; May 727s q
70.
Corn-December Az. January 81;
May 36h
Oats-December 21Es; January 2l%0
q May 23%QA.
Pork-December 1t.25; January l2.254
1227ia: May l212h.
Ribs-December 637h; January $780,
May 6.35d6.37is.
Lard-December Ll5QI17ia; January
6S7ia; May G.92la.
Cash Wheat-No. 2 7O%d73%: No. 3
do. 69673A No. hard winter $4,000;
No. 3 66& 40; No. northern spring 70
ais; No. do. 1908 No, 9 spring $50
70.
Corn-No. 2 4Ol6; No. 3 25ia.
Oats-No. 2 22iad23; No. 3 22Gk.
Flax-16l.
Rye-46ia.
Barley-3Sd60.
Timothy-45O
Note;-There will be no session Of the
board of trade from Dec. % TO Dec. 20.
SUGAR.
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ORE AND BULLION REPORT.
MCCORMICK & co.

MCCORMICK & co.
Mingo bullion 80. 90. ..........s3oO 600
Silver and lead ores 80. mann. -. 2 0O0
BAMBERGER & MCMILLAN.
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Bullion =. 49,. $3.50
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Ihie IaIatyeBromo Qunlne Tablets. Audil
glsls refund the money II II fails 10 cure h. y
groves signature Ia on eaehbor be
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CLOSING STOCKS.

sugar-Raw, steady refined, qule
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PARrNFRsuIp DISSOLUTION

Dated December i6t6. A. D. 1905
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-19
CLEANING Up FILIPINOS.
American Troops Rapidly Sweep.
Ing Insurgents Before Them.
Half Dozen Different Bands Wiped
Out In Short Order.
Several Hundred Spanish Prisoners Re.
leased By American Troops.
EXPEDITION SANS FOR CONQUEST.

Washington, Jan. lg.-The war de-
partment TO. day received the following
csblegrams from General Otis: Manila,
Jan. l9.-Hughes reports from San Jose
de Buenayista, western coast Of Psnay,
that he crossed the mountains In a north.
westerly direction from San joaquin.
southern Prnay, on the 18th. and struck
the enemy crossing the antique river,
capturing q rified cannon and q Norden-
feldt. He pursued the insurgents through
AntiQne, kguna and Sibalom, their capt.
tai, and marched to San Jose. Casual
ties, one wounded; enemy's loss consid-
erable; the entire population fled to the
mountains; heat oppressive.
Macarthur reports on l7th inst. that
thirty. hye rifles were surrendered st
Flodablanca; that at Manibaug, McRae,
Third infantry, captured three insurgent
officers, and the wife OF General Mescar
do, considerable insurgent property, and
liberated three Spanish prisoners. that
at Calang he captured ten insurgents,
burned seven tons Of rice and the insur-
gent barracks; that Sullivan. Thirty
fourth infantry, near San Jose, surprised
an insurgent force, captured six rifles
and considerable live stock; that Lieut..
Houle, Third infantry. captured near Mo-
ain rifies. that Van Uorne. Seyenteenth
infantry, struck the Ladrones at Santa
Cruz, killed seventeen and wounded
five and captured thirteen and nine
rifles.
Macarthur reports on the 18th inst.
that strong mounted position west OF
Mabalacat, occupied by General Hizon
aud fifty men, was captured yesterday by
NcRaa Third infantry. the enemy lar n
usntanant and ionr saaS man In tho
trsnchas. McRaa cantnrsd n cantain. ons
man and ons hnndrsd and thirty riass,
aavaraI thnnsa "a ,annds ., amn,ni,ion
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-19
CORRUPTION OF CLARK
Evidence ACCumulatins Against
Montana Senator.
House Committee Investigating Nor
ais Of Utah Posimasters.
Asiatie Plague In virulent Form at Homo
lulu, Hawaii.
BALL PLAYER KILLS HIMsIIF AND FAMILY
BALL PIAYER KILLS HIMSELF AND FAMILY

Washington, Jan. I9.--The senate com.
mittee on elections to-day resumed the
Investigation OF the charges OF bribery
against Senator Clark, Of Montana, ia
connection with his election 10 the
United states senate. William n. Rector
was again on the stand. He said all he
did In securing rooms was reported 20
higher authorities and volunteered In
this connection the statement that "ln
the case Of every man purchased II was
necessary 10 report TO Clark"
He had not much toreport himself, be.
ing "only a private" aud not on such
terms OF familiarity with the "big guns"
as 10 justify his approaching them. Rec
tor testified 10 Dsyidson's bringing
money over from Butte and leaving Il In
his charge for Steele, he being then EN-
ployed by Davidsy IA. He said he did not
know what sum was brought In by
Davidson at any one time; 81 only know"
he said, that we suddenly accumulated
q drawer full OF money"
He did not know what was done with
IL. He did know. however, that Powell
Black had been sent out 10 get" MEM
Der OF the legislature, who was 10 have
5000 and after returning had said he
had hard trip, but ''it was all right"
In another instance Black said he
LANDED his tish inside OF an hour"
Rev. b. X. II. Warren, chaplain OF the
Montana house Of representatives. related
the details OF conversation with Senator
Clark previous 10 his election. Clark
said he did not want the election until
he could get q majority OF democrats.
He could, he said, with the assistance OF
republicans, be elected at any time. 81
then told him." said the witness, 81
heard democratic member say no would
support you for a consideration" "How
much does he want2' Clark asked.
about 10000" replied. Clark said
IL can't do anything like that myself,
but will have have IL fixed" Next
morning Clark asked him where his man
was. He replied that he had not seen the
member. Clark said: "Tell him want
| his vote to-day"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-19
PoLYaAMoys PosTMAsrERs.
House COMMITTEES Investigating the Moral
of Utah Postmastsrs.

House Committee Investigating the Morals
of Utah Postmsstsrs.
washington, Jan. lS.-I Investigation
OF alleged poly gamous status OF certain
federal app0intees In Utah was re-
sumed to. day BY the house committee on
p0stotficee. In view OF the statement
made during the last session by Lenz. Of
ohio. author OF the resolution Of investi-
CATION, the committee had requested
Postmaster General Am0ry Smith, j.
Addison Porter, secretary Of the presi-
dent, and Representative Grosvenor TO be
present. Before the committee met the
members discussed informally the right
OF asking the presidents secretary TO
submit TO Interrogation, ChsirpAn Loud
maintaining that such course would In
sffect amount to summoning the presi-
dent and inquiry into the executive af-
fairs.
Grosvenor made q fiat denial OF the
statement made by LentZ a. to the words
I'VE have not let the grass grow under
our feet" In reference to the charges.
Grosvenor said that his statement TO
LentZ was. In substance, that the inves-
tigation would fail, and there was moth
ing In the charges, and that he had taken
steps TO learn the facts at the time OF de-
nying them on the hoor OF the house.
Grosyenor said the president remarked
that he never had suspicion that he was
appointing one guilty OF polygamy, as
he never heard the charge until II was
made In the house.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-19
Asiatio Plague,

San Francisco. Jan. l9.-The steamer
Doric arrived today from Honolulu and
brings news OF fresh outbursts OF the
plague, SIX deaths having occurred be-
tween the departure Of the steamer
China, which arrived here ON Monday,
and the departure OF the Doric, which
left Honolulu on Janusoy IL. This brings
the total number OF deaths from the
plague during the present outbreak up to
twenty eight. IL Il understood there are
twenty -six cases In the hands Of the
health officials. The Dotic brings news
Of Honoluln's Chinatown being burned
and that every effort Is being made to
stamp ont the disease.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-19
CENTRAL SCHOOL BUILDING.
The Committe Meet and Hear Arguments
From Archttects.

The Committe Meet and Hear Arguments
From Architects.
Last night the building committee OF
the board OF education met to examine
plans and specifications for q central
high school building. President Hop
kins, Trustees Rankin. Dodd. Keen and
Bowden, with I'd. l.. Msdler, Jr., ~
stenogrspher. were present. X, B. Cristy,
II ID. johnson. Geo. P. Hill. Il. g. Bal
comb, Mr.. Branson and Mr.. Nc
Donald, architects. were present with
their plans and specifications for
such building, and each OF
these gentlemen were called upon
10 explain 10 the committee the merits
and advantages Of their plans and speci-
acatioDs ss submitted. The committee
then adjourned TO meet again this even
ing. when the plans will have been thor
oughly examined, and some action de-
termined upon.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-19

Tomorrow, l.. B Miller, who for the
past few years was u freight conductor on
the Santa Fe Pacific running out OF this
city and Winslow, will take charge OF
the retail department OF the liquor estab-
lishment OF Melini Il Eakin,a will also
supervise the bar In the rear Of the store.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-19
DAMAGE SUIT PROBABLE.
Alvin Pohis Threatened with Heavy Suit
for Damages.

Alvin Pohis Threatened with Heavy Suit
for DsmAges.
Alvin Pohle, the gentlemanly window
washer OF this city, has undoubtedly laid
himself liable to q very heavy damage
suit. Yesterday he was employed TO cut
the big limbs from the trees In front OF
the g. l.. Altheimer property. on south
Second street, and II IL said that Alvin
performed his duties In good shape. but
instead Of removing the limbs from the
public highway left them In dangerous
proximity TO passing vehicles and bicy.
Gle riders. Last night . we'll known
merchant Of the city. who has had some
business transactions with Mr.. Pohle,
was on his way home. when
his bicycle ran into the big
limbs and the rider was thrown from his
wheel. He was knocked almost insensi-
BILE, and on reaching home his wife ex-
smined his face, 70 fnd that bis nose
and left cheek WAS badly bruised, and
one Of his eyes wss so badly lacerated
that Q poultice Of raw beef had 10 be ap-
plied at once TO draw out the inflsmma-
ton. The injured gentleman called at
The CITIZEN office at noon to o-day, and
stated that he will probably institute
heavy damage proceedings against Mr..
p POhle,
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X. W. Woodbury. and George Il. Chess
man, well known mining men. who are
heavily inte' ested In the Cochiti district,
and W. G. Wynkoop, also OF that district,
who Is stationed at Alerton, are In the
city to-day. They are registered at the
Grand Central.
G. L. Doran. the postoflice inspector,
some important matters, has returned to
the city.
Mrs. ". II. Walsh. from BIO Pusrco,
out west, Is In the city to day.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-19
PRooEEDIsas or THE SENATE.
Debate on War In south Africa shows Ami
mosIty 70 .England

Debate on War In south Africa shows Ami
mostly to England
Washington. Jan. 10 The senate
resolution by Allen. (Neb.) calling upon
the secretary OF state for information
whether any representative OF the Trans
vsal had applied to the United States
government for recognition, II 1t had
been accepted. II not why not, was laid
before the senate. The resolution was
finally amended 80 a. 10 call on the pres
ident "if not incompatible with public
interests" to supply the information and
was passed
Hale made an impsssioDed speech, In
which he said he was friendly to
England. but regretted that such great
power should be trying to crush re.
public which was seeking to establish
itself In South Africa especially ~
England claimei to be a nation Of
liberty.
The financial bill was taken up. Nor
gan addressed the senate In opposition.
Al $3.50 p. IN. the senate adjourned until
MOnday
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-19
COWS. cows. cows.

Jerseys and Holsteins can be bought at
very reasonable prices. Anyone wanting
cows cannot DO better than to purchase
from this carload just received from q
we'll known breeding farm In Missouri.
Some have calves by their side and the
others will be fresh In short time. Any
one wishing to do business will call upon
W. l.. Trimble h Co. or II. 8. knight.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-19
More sidewalks,

The city clerk has issued, and Marshal
McMillen served to-day upon the prop
erty owners and agents, the city cOun-
ellis orders for the construction OF an
eight-foOt plank sidewalk on the west
side OF north Fourth street from Rail
road avenue 10 the Mountain road. The
walks must be built by February 20,
1900. This movement by the council Is
satisfactory 20 the resident property
owners, and will without a doubt be OF
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dent aud secretary. treasure. respective.
ly, Of the United Mine Workers, BY sccla-
nation.
Officers' reports we're adopted and the
constitutional committee was authorised
10 draft q constitutional amendment In
accordance with President Mitchell's
plan OF creating q defense fund.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-19

Chicago. Jan. 19.--Csttie - Receipts,
2,000; generally steady.
Beeves, t4.0006.60; cows, t3.000460;
heifers 830@4.60; Gamers, $2l003 65;
stockers and feeders, t3.25.0475; Texas
fed beeves, 4.l0@b.0o.
Sheep. 5000 head; steady.
Native wethers, t4.40G4I80j western
wethers, e4.3094.75; native lambs,
a 500 $685.; western, t5.25d6.2O.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-19

great benefit 10 the street. Many i'm
provements are now under way, and more
are contemplated. As the only northern
outlet from the city, and practically Q
boulevard, north Fourth street is the
coming residence street OF the Fourth
ward
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-19
HERE FROM HELL CANYON.
The Mines Of that District showing VI
spiendidiy.

The Mines of that District showing Up
spiendidiy.
Edward Proper came In from the He'll
canyon mining district late yesterday
afternoon. He reports four men at work
on the Portland mining claim, and that
they have opened up sixty.foot cut In
order to develop the Old works. The prop,
erty Ia looking fine. The Bslyedere tun-
mel IL breaking through q fine body OF
ore, and the sixty foot shaft is showing
fine results. The Grey Eagle Ia being de-
yeloped, and the ore on the dump will
run high In the precious metals. Other
mines OF the district are being systemsti.
cally developed while the weather Is eX-
cellent for outside labor.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-19
Amsrtcan Consul

Cape Town. Jan. 1a.-Adelbert Hay,
the New Uuited States consul TO Pre-
toris, arrived yesterday and will start
for his post on Saturday.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-19

Bloomington. Ind, Jan. l9.-The bank
OF Klliotsville, ten miles north OF here.
was robbed early this morning. IL Is
reported that 1900 WAS taken. The
robbers used nitro glycerine on the safe.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-19

Early yesterday morning. the estims.
BILE wife OF p. r. McCsnns presented him
with a bouncing baby girl, and the at
tending physician to-day reports mother
and child doing nicely.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-19
Domestic Tragedy,

Worcester, Mass, Jan. l9.-Msrtin
Bergen, member Of he Boston base ball
team, snot ana killed his wife and chill
dren, and then himself at his home nj
at North Brooktield to-day.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-19

Still selling shoes at the same
old stand. Come to US for bar
gains. Geo. c. Gainsley & Co.,
I22 south Second street.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-19
Pricss Advanced

New York, Jan. 19.--All grades Of re.
fined sugar were advanced In price TO-
DAY ten points.
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II are cordially invited to attend.
BACK BROKEN.

David Jones Meets with = Terrible Acct.
dent at Madrid,
Patrick Hogan, who Is sojourning for
the past few days In this city, to-day re-.
ceiyed letter from Warren Graham, Of
Madrid, giving the information that
David Jones. while at work IN the mines,
had the misfortune TO have his back
broken, and the chances are that the In
Jury will result In his death. Mr.. Jones
is weIl.known in this city, and his seri-
ous injury Is regretted by a host OF
friends.
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Onicers Mine Workers.
indianapolis, Jan. l9.-John Mitchell
and W. c. Pearce we're reelected presi-