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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-28
OLD DAYS ARE RETURNING
TOOAYS METALS
SILVER q III
LEAD, $500
CASTING COPPER l5h

nm bo stockexchange this morning
ara trading was lively and all stocks
moved a bulish tendency many Oh
g. selripe al advanced rates over
Yesterdays dealings. Ajax remalne .l
Arm Bulllon-Beck was wanted at '4-0
hut was held at $500 Daisy opened the
trading handing out 800 shares az a
cent paly.West was sold at '25.V' 'VV
shares changing hands at that hgure'
an advance Of dollar over yesterday >
dealings Dexter was likewise dealer
soO shares changing hands at about
stationary figures.
-Four aces entered the lists again ana
2 ooo shares we're sold at figures around
3 cents per share It was when Lower
A,s,omoth was reached that the excite
ment OF the day began me s 49,
opened at an advance over yesterday !
fieures, 100 shares going as starter az
.7is cents per share and before lie
dealing was over It advanced 10 1872
cents 500 shares going at that figure'
mammoth was also dealt In az au-
Vancing figures. May Day, however
nroved 10 be the sensation Of the day.
scoring a sale at 1914 cents. but drop
ring TO sih. the closing bid being 5,r'
Rocco Homestake, a new conner on the
exchange was a dealer, 500 shares go
ing al 73h cents per share. star Con,
solldated was strong and registered
sales AZ figures around 90 cents per
share. At the close Of the call prices
ruiad about as follows:
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Improvement. III Rnlnr On,

The Baker City correspon9art ~ "a.
Boise Statesman says rsw w.
stamp mn Is Just being completed on
!he Cold Hill mine near Express thirty
TWO miles southeast OF this citv IT,
nine has been under the mapaeene1,
OF James a. Painting for the rast tbr"'
years and has been well d.ysi,r.5
Iheefe are II claims In all and esrare
Wen defined lodges have been omen
~ Sy cfoss.elt tunnels TO a depth on fro,,
wv 10 900 feet and large bodies az W..
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

Daisy-j00 al i.
Daily West-jO at $3.50: 50 at S25l5.
Dexter-l0O at lO2t 100 al lO3
Four Aces 900 at 8.
Lower M8mmoth--lO0 al ~. 100 al
'i7t 200 az 70, 500 atf5ls 200 at 15S.
Mammoth-iO0 al 500. 400 az 500.
400. seller five days az $500.
May Day-j20o az 37i4: 1900 al IS. 100
Of 3s 100 az 39it 500 at 3Sis: 100 at 3ss,
5000 al 3IA. 200 az 37k: 200 at g77.
1900 az 37t hoo at 31h 100 at 97.
Northern Light-l000 at q. 1000 al
81 1000 at /.
Rocco H0mestake-j0o az 7sD.
Showers-jQO at l2a 300 al H.
Silver Shield-l7o0 at 23is 300 at 23i.
1000 az %.
star Consolidated-lOO az S6a, 100 "A.
ssh 800 az g6N 800 at s6 200 al s5i.
Daltou-l 900 az g.
Yankee Consolidated. 900 at ll.lu
o. lli
Shares sold. $500.
Selling value, Nj.g962
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

omaha. Neb.. Nov. 2S.-Cattle-Re-
CENTS. 2. 600. Active. steady TO strong.
Native beef steers i25nj.j0. western
steers 4.00d4. s.; Texas steers. $3.50
IS. cows and heifers, 3.00d4.25. can
ners. 1852. 80: stockers and feeders
3 .OOa4 40: calves, o.Q0Q6,00 bulls stays,
etc. 2.00Q4.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 1880. Five cents
lower. closed weak. Heavy 4.6jUt.l2l3'
mixed. 4.7OG4.72is light 41JQi. 20;
pigs. S.75q4.65; bulk ot sales, f'7og
A12ia.
muttons 4. g0G4.11 vesterns.3. 150l0O;
common and stock sheep 3.4oQiOO;
/ lambs. .25d5.2 %.
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MARKET GOES DOWNWARD
The Heayiness in London Affected Opening,
Losses Being The Result,
Some Stocks separated from the
Down Movement Small Demand
for the Paclflcm

New York, Nov. 2s.-The heayiness Of
the London market affected the open
ing here and losses In some OF the in
ternationals reached nearly a point.
Louisville, Southern Pacific and North
ern Pacific were especially affected. The
dealings were not on a large scale out
side Of Southern Pacific. in which open
ing transactions were 5000 shares
A few stocks separated from the
downward movement and their rise
gave a nrmer tone Reading first pre-
ferred rallied a point despite It's UNI
satisfactory statement for october.
New Jersey Central rose 2A to 1904 A
loss OF a point in Sugar was wiped out,
and Louisville recovered fully. Anal
gamated Copper was sold freely de-
clinng "a. and Anaconda mining lost
half as much Rubber stocks extended
their recent declines, the common los
/ Ing and the preferred IA points. The
whole market turned downward by II
! O'Clock, several stocks going lower than
/ before
! a eIlldil NNUlANl TOT llt IaIllNN " as
met by limited offers and Missouri Pa
! clnc and Northern Pacific got up almost
| a point other stocks made slight prog
| ress upward. Gains We're pretty uni
! form Before noon selling OF the local
traction stocks and Southern Pacific led
! the decline New Jersey Central re-
acted 20 and Rubber preferred lost 3A
Bonds were quit and stady
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call nomnally 3HG4 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper ii9dj per
| cent
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at isjt for
demand and 4N4Qb Tor sixty days:
posted rates 4N2is and 4S6i., COM
| mercIal bills AS0h0iSlL
silver certi0cates-64d6j.
Bar silver-6iit
Mexican dullars-iO.
/ Government bonds steady refund
Ing 2s registered l0r4, rgfuuiIug %
coupon 1885, o. registered no ga cou-
uon ll0i., new As registered and coupon
| 1885, old Is registered and coupon lls.
| Us registered and coupon 1884,
SUGAR.
Sugar Raw. steady. fair refining.
3E. centrifugal G test As, mol8-ses
sugar 3n Refined steady. crushed
$500. powdered 500. graduated $3.50
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KANsAs cITY Live STOCK.

Kansas City. Mo, NOV. 2S--Cattle--
Receipts. 5000. Steady to 10 cents low
err Native steers fljd5.55; Texas
steers. 2. 50a5O0 Texas cows 1000
g 30. native COWS and heifers, 1.5QQ
4. so: stockers anl feeders 2.OOa4.25i
bulls. 2.25d4.l0. calves, 42jQ5.sO.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 weak TO ,
cents lower. Bulk OF sales, t.12hQ
4.77la: heavy, 4IoQtS9, packers a. ~
a4.S5; mixed, 4.6ll7a41ii9, light, 800
"a so; workers, 4'5gi.So; pigs i'2oQ
40.
Receipts 40G0 Strong.
Lambs. 4. 25Qb.25. muttons, 3.5OGil5.
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Montana and Wyoming fine medium
and fine i1G2lc; scoruded, 2SdS9c sta
pie. 50ajic Utah. fine medium and fine,
i6qi7c; secured, i7G49c staple, Doc;
Idaha, fine medium and fine l54 l6c;
secured. l6G49c: spot prices combing
superhne, 74d75c; good, 65g1oc. aver
age, 62Q67c.
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sAN FRANCIsCO GRAIN.

SAN Francisco. Sow. wheat fat;
December. 95N, May l03a. cash, s6h.
Barley-steady; December 7Sh: May
,4it: cash. 72it.
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TWO MORE BURGLARIES.
Houses Entered by Means of a "Jim'
my" and Keys.

Two houses in this city were visited
by burglars last night but the robbers
secured very little cash for their work.
The residence OF H. +, Arnold, on Third
West and South Temple, was entered
through a rear window, II being pryed
open by a Jimmy"
About 81 in pennies Is all that was
taken. No one was home at the time
the place was entered and was not dis
covered until shortly before - o'clock
last night A gentleman named Wilson
who resides at 474 west, Second South
street. reported that his room had been
burglarized and some clothing stolen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-28

preferred, s2&: N. Y. c., il2M Penn
sylyania. 1921 Pacific Mail, a Read
ing, 1875; Reading first preferred. 6Sh;
Reading, second preferred. 3lh; Rock
Island, i15la Rubber 29A Southern
Pacific. 42is; st. Paul, l2SA Sugar
1884; T. 4 l., M Union Pacific, 12h;
Union Pacific, preferred, SIS; w. w.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-28

There Is probably no disease more dis
tressing and ANNOYING than piles. TAB
LERS BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT
Is daily curing cases Of years standing
OF itching and bleeding piles. The cure
begins on the first application, little
perseverance makes the cure complete.
price. 20 cents IN bottles. Tubes. Is
cents. U O NJ |. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-28
PARTIAL CONTENTS IHE CHRISTMAS NENS'
Salt Lake Los Angeles Edition. Ready Saturday Afternoon
December 18th, at o'clock.
STORY OF TIKI LOS ANGELES s.
SALT LAKE RAILWAY.

STORY OF TIL LOS ANGELES s.
SALT LAX RAILWAY,
It's projectors. gl,b half tone iIlustra-
tions and maps Of the country through
which It wiz pass
l THE CITY o. los ANGELES.
An eight page supplement Of half
tones. giving a Sketch Of THE city OF
the Angels" It's main buildings, re-
sources and attraet5ns story OF It's
commercial lmpouance epitomized and
coutrasted with that of salt Lake
UTAH's MINIS FOR 1900.
Thorough writo.uy Of all the big
camps
STOCK BXcHANGE FOR 1900
BANK CLEARINGs FOR 1900.
BUILDING OPERATIONS FOR 1900
CHRONOLOGY FOR 1900.
REAL ESTATE REVIEW FOR 1900.
REPORT OF UTAHs q COUNTIES.
UTAH's sUGAR INDUSTRY.
uTAH's STOCK INDUSTRY.
UTAH's CANNING INDUSTRY.
UTAH's SALT INDUSTRY.
UTAHs RAILROAD MEN.
UTAHs STATE LANDS.
SALT LAKES SCHOOL SYSTEM
A thorough review Of the year in all
branches.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-28
CHURCH NEWS.

SALT LAKE STAKE CONFERENCE.
The quarterly conference Of this stake
OF Zion viii convene IN the Assembly
han. Salt Lake city on Saturday De-
cember, s. 1900. at 10 a. m, and ? p. m,
and at 10 a. m. Sunday, December sth,
and in the Tabernacle at Up. m.
A general attendance Of all officers
and members is requested.
ANGUS NJ CANNON,
JOSEPH h, TAYLOR,
CHARLES W. PENROSE,
stake Presidency.
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LICENSED TO WE'D.

The following persons received II
censes 10 we'd today: clarence f. Wood
ward "a sarah T. Tracy. 20 both OF
Sci, lake city: Alfred r. Pritcnara'
Ss ~ salt Lake, and Margaret r.
Cahoon, q, Of Murray
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-28

New York, Nov. g1.-Butter-Receipts,
$500 packages; market steady; cream
cry, iS025c; June creamery, lsu25ci
factory. l2Ql6c.
Eggs-Receipts, 5,ssS packages; mar
ket firm; Western regular packing az
mark. 20G23itc; Western, loss of, 26c.
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RELIEF sOCIETY.

The Relief Society Conference Of the
Salt Lake Stake Of Zion will convene
I'm the Fourteenth ward assembly hall
Saturday, Dec. l, at 10 "a. M. and b. M.
a full attendance OF officers and mem
bers Is requested and an interested In
the work are invited 10 be present
NJ ISABELLA HORNE,
President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-28
LIVE STOCK NOTES.

Chloago's International Live Stock
exposition opens on Friday next. with
q magnificent show Of fine live stock.
Chicago Drovers' Journal: Sheep men
throughout the northwest are especially
well satisfied with the condition Of their
flocks, and with the prospects In gem
eral. Mutton is becoming more popu-
lar every year. and the double value
OF the sheep Is constantly attracting
more men to the business.
Mt. Pleasant Pyramid Mayor ], II.
Seely has been asked by influential
members OF the American Ramboullett
Sheep Association II he would accept
the presidency Of the Association II the
members saw NJ 20 elect him TO that
position Mr.. Seely will doubtless &C
cept il the opportunity Is offered. and
there Is but little doubt Of that, as II
Is the general desire that that office
come west this year, and Mr.. Seely is
probably the most influential grower In
the west.
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PRICE, Is CENTS.

News dealers and agents are request
ed to hand in their orders early as
part Of the issue will be autographed,
no second edition will be printed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-28
PRIESTHOOD MEETING.

The regular morthly meeting OF the
Priesthood Of the Salt Lake stake OF
Zion viii convene In the Assembly
han. salt Lake city Friday, Decem-
bgr q 1900, at 7 p. m.
JAMES ID. STIRLING,
Clerk OF Stake.
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TEMPLE NOTICES.
Observation-Disclosures

UuUUUIIUIuuI 10 y y y 2 q = Y . 2 Ut
The Salt Lake Temple VIII close on
the afternoon OF Friday December 2lst
1900 and reopen on Wednesday, Janu-
airy End 1901
LORENZO SNOW.
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Many people are suffering fearfully
from indigestion or dyspepsia when one
single bottle OF HERBlNE would
bring about a PROMPT and permanent
cure. A few doses will do more for a
weak stomach than a prolonged course
OF any other medicine. Price, 30 cents.
Y 4 NJ 1 lrnn DEM.
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TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qaiulne Tablets All drug
glsts refund the money n u fails 20 cure, Z. "
groves signature is on each boz 25c
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GRANITE STAKE.

The regular monthly Priesthood
meeting OF the Granite stake OF Zion
VIII be- held In the Farmers ward
meeting house. December ], 1900 con-
vening at 10 o'clock q. m. The Relief
Society Young Ladies and Primary
Association officers will join with the
Priesthood IN devotional exercises. A
fun attendance Of the Priesthood Of the
stake and officers OF the various or
CARNATIONS is requested. The High
Council will meet at the same place
at a. m. OF said day.
FRANK Y. TAYLOR,
JAMES r. MILLER,
EDWIN BENNION,
Stake Presidency.
JORDAN STAKE PRIESTHOOD
MEETING
The regular monthly Prlesthoodmeet-
ing OF the Jordan Stake will be held
Saturday, December !, 1900, at ,. M
In the Union ward house, A good at
tendance is desired. The Bishops OF
their proper representatives are es-
peclally requested to be present TO re-
ceive the blanks and necessary In
structions for the settlement Of tlthing.
OkklN L. VI LIEN
HYRUM GOFF,
JAMES JENSEN,
Presidency Of the Stake.
RELIEF SOCIETY NOTICE.
There viii be a Relief Society con-
ference held at Riyerton ward, Decem.
Der 6. 1900 Meetings at 10 a. m. and
.. m. A good attendance Is desired
MARINDA BATEMAN,
President.
+. GARDNER,
Secretary.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. Nov. 27-on the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
quiet creamery, l5a23Ac; dairy lSg20c.
Cheese, active. l0h@li7c.
Eggs, fairly active; fresh 22c
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{
For over FIFTY Years

MRs. wHstov's SOOTHING sruuP has been used
Tor children ieething It soolhes the child, s0ttens
the gums, aays ell pain, cures vind collie, and Is
the best remedy for Diarrhda. % cents bottle.
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HONE MISSIONARIES.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
home missionaries OF the salt Lake
stake OF Zion will convene In the Lion
House, Salt Lake City Wednesday
November 2Sth, 1900, at 1880 p. m A
fun attendance Of the brethren Is re-
oucgted
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The APOLLO.

The LATEST and most PERFECT
self playing plano attachment in the
market. on exhibition and sale al
CALDERS MUSIC PALACE.
AZ and AZ West First South street.
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posrOy NOOL MARKET.

ST. Louis. No. N3r lS-wool, quiet
and unchanged
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DIED.

STEpHENSON-At Nephl. Juab ooun-
~. Utah November %, 1900 OF heart
fnilure. Jane Cobb Stephenson. born
September %. 1898. at Forgerthrop'
England. The deceased came 70
Utah I'm 1855. settling AZ Nephi In 1880.
She leaves a husband, three sons and
three daughters Seven children pre-
ceded her 10 the spirit world
The funeral services were held In the
Relief Society hall az Nephi, and We're
presided over by Bishop w II. War
ner. The speakers we're Elder James
w. Paxman, president OF the Juab
stake. and Elders John Adams G..
sperry. L. A. Bailey ]. @. Blgler and
Thos. ord. All spoke In terms OF high
praise OF the deceased.
FLTTCHER.-In the First ward, SAT-
Lake City. Sarah Ann Fletcher
daughter Of Bishop Joseph Warbur-
ton and Emma Watmough Warbur-
ton. and wife OF Jasper Fletcher; born
Sept. 10. 1856. al Lawrence Mass
died Nov. 9th, at s.l5 p. m, or peril
tonltis. She leaves a husband ana
four children. and numerous reia-
tlveJ.
Funeral services Will be held IN the
First ward assembly room on sunday
December 2nd az ! O'Clock p m
Friends are invited
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28
Continued.

Personal property Taxes gmN.
spence iiros
Personal property raxcs m.n.
penalty iec costs D.. total. ul.Gi
Psrsenal properly Taxes uom
penalty sic costs Nc. total. .ui.G
Personal property Taxes usm:
penalty o. ronis Sc. total ... 81 ~
steward Mary
PcraOnal property Taxes nsn.
penalty o. costs. ac. ioai va
Personal property Tix,s So
penallS ~ costs. rc total .... $50
PERSONAL property Toae. ns.w
penalty ~ cuais. nc total ..... Ma
Personal property raaca. Hs ~.
penalty -. ooais foi total u'.m
Personal property Taxes. uw.g.
PENALTY ~eii costs SOL toiei BOO. SIZE. ~
Personal property. raxca. tios TO-
penalty. 12si' COSTS Nc total .tiiii -
stab Mrs barbara
Personal property TaAes So sl
-. psnaiik 40, costs. t'c totai t''.H
PcfsO,ai property Taxes. SAGA
penalty 9 ~ costs Soc total go. -
Personal property TNcs. tr.e:
fielder. Julius
Personal pfoupFty Taxes tlg b..
penalty, N3l, costs Ar'. local tHHi
Nldel Cario
Personal properly Tuxes. ultg
penalty SIC costs Ho t4tu iliH
NOsc. ~ g.
Personal property Taxes ul55
penalty Nlt COSTS ND. total . So. lG
Aidri thHa
fefsou8l property THNcs. So 90.
penalty, al, cost. st tulH ..... fli 81
WannE and Hiu3ch
Personal property Taxes SO iN
pvnaliN, Sc costs &c.,. total. fIi.pt
Winston. D.
Personal properly TAxes 81 81.
penalty. N'a. COSTS Et. talal. son ik
VALID. John g.
Personal propseiy gaKfa. SIlUt
penalty. Hlr. COSTS H,F total klt a
Wright Maggie 4
Personal property Taxes 81 a.
penalty. Nii. pusis. Iir. total 50 AZ
Wright, q. g.
Personal property Taxes uS.gs
PENALTY, ISIS, costs. @r. t0tai. U.s. -
Young Mr.. A.
Personal property Taxes ~ g.,
penaltN, SIC, costs. lc total ..... ~. ~
Young. Annie
Personal property TlSss So "a
penalty. us. cosiH h : totd 1000. ~ u
fnuHt. -. ~
Personal property TaxtH ieaft
penalty. SIS. costs Nlrt total .... s. ih
THE Euni Lumber TO
Personal property TaAes EGa1.
penalty. 81 ~ costs. &c., total So o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

Ana3u, FFunk
Land 10 hy lJg yards, nl n ana
~ by ihr puidir road D.. by a
Martin, w b. Julian sefvauie
laNgs, H~. penalty. iac; costs. g.;
Armilo, Gabriel
Land "a ~ iS feet nd. ~ hy a.
Valencia, q by the pgbllc road, ~
~ enhance W, hy Jose uafela
FtNes. u.w, penalty ~ costs. &c;
iiaea, piedad
Land u by go yaras, IA. n. by
jose MontOya, A.. BY a, HOSnrra
w by J. MuniE. Land ~ hy a.
Naraa. hd. n. ana =, by ~ ArmiiO
u. aud w hy - Anaya. Taxes
N@ penalty. he costs, Nci total. tiot6
Nnr1. Santiago
i.and ana iioulo nd y aud y by
Melton ChnyeE, T. agd w. by the
punilc road. TaKes. N.N, penalty,
Burke. Hattie
i.ol , and its OF B. block IA. IA
T. add. Taxes, $40. penalty isei
coats. iooi total .................... o. Is
hufneft Heuf4 a.
Land 10 acfsa. iid. ~ BY n Hunt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

Land ~ hy ~ yarin. "a n ~ Max
Garcia. y and D. by Marcos Gafcla
w ~ acoqula. land D. BY % varaa
bal N ~ unknown owners y and ~
by :. J. Armouic. w hy tho pubic
rphd Taxes. &c, penalty. 2c5 coats,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28
PRECINCT so 4,

" ila0u =. -
lois 80 SO go Inc. Falrview add
Taxes, Nfls; penalty, lie. costs,
~ 20, Total ...................... $40
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

sanchez. Carlos T..
Land 90 by lJO Yaraa bd. y by j.
J.. SAM hcE. = by y. A uubbeu H.
by j. T. Sanchez. vs. hy the giant
Land 100 by 200 yaras ID n hy ~
liurcin. 3 hy N suncheE. y hy the
Hio nrande " BY the grant raH.
g SIS. penalty, isc; costs, i0ci 90.
sanchez Jose Dc IN I.na
Land % ~ G Ynfaa. hd n hy the
puhllc road \ hy r Sovcdfn. y hy
U. PAGE w by public road land
no hY an varas bd y BY severe
sanchez. hy al A. Sanchez b hy
hubble road " by the hhls rlxca
w. penalty llci costs. Wc; total. 81
PRECINCT NO. &c.
AraE0n. Jesus Maria
improvements on government lard
taNen, &c penalty ac. costs, 49,:
nlidonndo Prudence
land ~ BY aN Naras hi and
~ unknown OWNERS u ~ " Ne.
Fee " hY Herrera. Taxes He.
penalty a., costs. Ag, total - a
ptrcla Vicente Herarfa
land 90 yeIas IA n ans \ 10 tho
Peek. b. Juan Garcia " by Jose
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

padiila Samuel
Land - BY ap varls III y by Jose
Mafinu. = ~ the public road y by
Juan SunChpa N hy the uunur
lAnd Land ~ hy 80 varta. isI ~
hY u. chayrE. : hy ~ padilln. n
bY ~ chavez ~ hy the puzzle
toad. Taxes, tScl penalty. 81 costs.
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New-York tribune., 1900-04-20
GRIEF FOR BRIDEGROOH's FRIEND
FOLLOWED BY ENCOUNTER BETWEEN
MESSENGER AND YOUNG BUILDER

The wedding of Miss Mabel Potter Henry Soffe
Thompson ST. Thomass Church an account of
which is printed in another column, the ndi-
rect cause of rather unhappy incident for John
Williams. Of the guests and a friend of the
bridegroom 1t seems that the bridegroom
fearful lest some Of his friends should carry out
a threat to follow the nuptial coach with second
carriage. and by means of tin horns, much shower
ing of rice and throwing of old shoes give notice
to the public that newly welded pair were going
before To avoid this he called several intimate
friends TO prevent any such unseemly conduct
Among the latter Williams. who is twenty-six
his office at No. 4s State-st. With three or
four others he took his station block above the
church to watch Developments. The bride and
bridegroom came out of the church. got into their
carriage and started off without incident.
AS the coach passed Williams noticed mes
senger boy on bicycle pull in behind it. Back of
the boy was coming heavy truck. the horses
had some sinister design the occupants of the
bridal carriage One of his friends below had the
same idea.
Catch him. Catch him." the friend shouted to
Williams. Making dash In between the carriage
and the truck and before the messenger boy could
from his wheel. The heavy truck passed over the
machine, grinding il TO scrap iron, canne within
a few INCHES of going over the boy and Williams
ave, was the messenger
Dropping his head TO level with Williams's
could get clear he had been butted into the gutter
Williams struggled to his feet and got a punch in
the nose. Policeman McAuife saved Williams from
another attack
There attempt explanation but Nc
Auliffe took all to the station. On the way over
by promising him wheel and couple of IS
bills his feelings were solaced so that he declined
to make complaint, and Williams was discharged.