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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
FIRrMrS's ooSyESrroN.
Volunteer firemsn 90 Nsw Mexiea Meet
aud Organize Aa Association.

Volunteer firemen 90 Nsw Mexiea Meet
aud Organize Aa Association.
After preliminary Organization was
elected on Tuesday Afternoon tho terri-
torlal volunteer nremens association
took a recess tll y, m. the same
evening. says the Now Mexican. when
ths convention resumed work. with del
eEatea present from Las Vegas. silver
city, Albuquerque aud santa Fe. the
report % the COMMITTEES on conautu.
ifn ana b. laws was presented aud
adopted The territorial association
was then organized By the election OF
the following officers, J l.. Van Ars-
deiL santa Fe, PRESIDENT Ceoino Ro-
nero, Las Vegas. nrst vice president.
h' Ruppe Albuquerque. second vice
president. q. q Myhre. silver CITY.
third vice president. 81 Crowley. city
of Las Vegas. fourth vice president. A.
N. Dettelbaoh ana Frederick Muller of
santa BE, secretary ana treasurer re,
apectively. After a smoker ana a So
clal time. recess was taken 20 July 4
Al n o'clock Wednesday forenoon q
should business session was held, when
the president named the board OF con
trol Tor The ensuing year
The secretary was ordered 10 notify
all cities Ia the territory of The eKls.
tence ~ this organization " volunteer
nremen and 20 send copies of the con.
sttutlon a3d by-iaws 10 an active.
veteran and exempt hremen's organi.
zatlons throughout the territory. The
convention then adjourned slno die.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
ALGODONEs NOTES.
Plenty of naia No Census ERamsrasor
has visited AiEsdonsa
lal 4 lFfsFr.r.s...s.tg.r..

Plenty of naia No Csnsus Enamsrasar
has visited AIssdonea.
special Correspondence
Algod0nes. y. M.. Jaly On Tues.
DAY evening last this place was visited
b. heavy thunder storm. Consldora-
bic rain fell during the night Yester-
dSy we had nice ralu during the day.
aud everything looks freah and green
ln the farms Today.
by she way. what n the matter with
our census enumeration for this district 2
ii1 has never shown lp as yet. II II not
fair 20 leave us out altogether. hear
several complaints. 1 understand that
cue " oug county commissioners is
census enumerat0r Tor this district. or
az least acting in place of the regular
appointer. WhO. ! have been Informed,
Is disqualified uu account of the once
ho holds. Some one of them ought 70
attend 10 the business.
flactan had bg celebration yeatss.
day. We could hear their cannonadlns
quite plain here.
FARMERS aie preparing % commences
cutting wheat. which promises 10 be q
good yield. The days are hot. but the
nights are pleasant Everybody here
10 looking forward anKloualy f0F work
10 commence on the canal again, which
ws hops will be IN short time.
j. "a. NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
Is.scaa,or Ingalls,.

The TuHoon. Arz., Star spcaka aa FOL
lows OF distinguished guest at Las
Vegas hot springa
Hon. John J. ingalls,. who has been
sotourulng in Tucson Tor the last ak
months. has taken a trip 90 Colorado
TO enjoy a cooler summer climate. lie
Wlli probably 20 through 20 his home
iu Ajchison. KAN. and after few
days rest with his family will return
to the dry. cool cllmo Of Col0rado's
higher attitudes, and with the return
0f next winter Tucson may expect to
again reclaim the senator to our genial
CLINE. During his stay in Tuacon
Senator iugals not only sustained h!a
htalth. but improved lie 10 a most
industrious worker with his pen aud
when he writes on a subject he seems
to say all that can be- said. While lac
has always been accepted aa a writer
OF the highest order yet Il seems that
his aiiiiCuon has added sun greater
clearueas Of vision. senator Ingalls,
has large number vi frienda la Tue
son who appreciate his services to the
country during the past forty years,
ana The good work be 10 now Engaged
ia ln contributing Wis messages 20 the
country through the press. The Star.
in common with our people wishes hun
"A very pleasant summer Ia the cool re-
giona ot the north aud Will extend 10
him cordial greeting upon his re-
turn"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
DIVISION roiNr ABASpoNrp.
Round House at Coolidge to be Torn Dow
aud Material Mosed Ia sytnru.,. Kan

Round House at Coolidge o. be Torn Down
aud Material Moved to syracuse, Kan.
The Santa Fe management has de.
cided 10 establish q freight division at
Syracuse, Kan. and superintendent
! nrker. OF the Western division, is now
making arrangements Tor the imme.
tiate removal OF the round house at
Coolidge 10 that point
The Coolidge round house was built
several years ago ana ls stone struc-
ture of - stalls. 10 viii be- torn down
and the materia. used IN building a
round house at Syracuse. A coal chute
ami water tank ana considerable side
track, will also be bull, at the new III
vision point.
The transfer from Coolidge to syra-
cuse is made 90 more evenly divide the
distance between Dodge city and la
JCnta. and because much better Oppor-
tunl:ies are offered there for terminal
facilities.
About six years a,o the round house
az Coolidge was closed. and all engines.
freight az well as passenger. made the
trip between Dodge CITY and L. Junta
without change. However this arrange
mcnt ala not prove satisfactory and
the round house was reopencd after
two years. After the establishment OF
the division al Syracuse. freight en-
g'ne changes viii be made there.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

wrote Herman Roinkon last week that
he had been married 10 a young lady
from Roswell. y. al. Al the time OF the
WeddlaE IA Texas. Jim. az The boys call
him, wah one OF the uveliest Xoutha ln
NcN Acxico ln0thing wrong meant
here. as he was a moral yOuns Eonte-
man). Dut he WAS always fuu Og fun.
liz wiu come back 10 Roswell 10 roaida
with ms new wife.
Dr. Rolls aH a. present la Canada,
" here he vent thruc weeks since wlth
hs wife aud baby. Mra. Rolls viii re-
main at their oid nome during lhe sum.
mer. The doctor wil return nest week.
WatTOus folks are preparing 10 have
a grand time tplcniel on the FOurth at
Colonel Heads beautiful lake Nnd park
THIS - one of tse moat beautiful aru-
nciai lakes in New Moxico, a covers
fCrey aCros OF ground. surrounded ~
q me grove OF trees and Just full OF
han. a., together Win The elegant
reH.douee. vas tullt ~ Old gcntlrman
kroon.E. who atll resides Ruaf here,
al cost OF tio.yv0. before the railroad
was built, Ar. kf0eniE hauling the lum-
ber for the house from kansas City on
r aKUna.
1nc rauchmen here. fOg The most part
ate through with nrst crop OF alfalfa.
Governor iadley, with hia 100 4oroa.
has not y"t nniahed, bat will s0on be
done. A Tine crop ia reported. We are
having nnu rains, with a upTinkling ot
la" nov aud then. The hail has not aa
yet done much damage. Captain put-
ton. Ia Cherry Vale, reports some fruit
knocked on. aud his alfalfa pretty
baly injured hy the hail. whioh fsll
laat Thursday WATHOUs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

a telegram was received here FRIDAY.
announcing the death OF Jack clark.
the well-known mining man. al Con
sfcss, ARA, the day before Clark had
lefI only a few days before for the pur-
pose OF bringing back his brother Ed..
who was lll az Congress. lis death
was very sudden. resulting from heart
failure. Mr. clark has been a resident
OF Grant county for the past twenty
years, dey0ting hlH time aud energies
tomining A short time ago he dls-
o. sed of his interest Ia the Native Cop
per and copper Rose mines, In the
santa Rlta district. al good ngure.
he was unmarried and was about a.
years % age, Jack CLARK was known
ail over the southwest, and the news OF
his death will be sad tdings 20 HE
many friends. silver Cily lndepsud.
eul
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

Tho last congress ln the river aud
harbor bin appropriated $50. 900 Tor tho
Improvement ot the Colorado rive
through the Back canon. j. j. Meylor.
th, United states army engineer. has
reported favorabiy on the work and the
distractions To navigation ia the caLor
will DE removed. The appropriation was
obtained through the effort or senators
White and Jones. Daniel Bonoll. Of
HOville. enlisted senator Jones ina the
work The removal or distractions VIII
br,Eg ~ Dorado canon and way land
lngs into the direct line OF navigation.
An attempt will be made 10 reach Rio
vile by boat Mohave Miner
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
SEwsY LrrrER rnoM wArnors.
Two Happy Marriages Taurth of jar
Picnic attol. n.ad's fsaagh
special Correspondence

w" hnhfN Marriages Fourth Uf jar
Picnic attsi. nsad's fsansh.
special Correspondence.
Watrous. y. A.. Jaly Alderman
Reinken. one VI the most o0nEcnlal
young gentlemen ia lhiB nciEhb0rhOod.
took unto himself a wife laat Wednes.
day June Z, in the person 0f Mlsa JO-
hanna Deutschmann. ~ Las Vegas. q
Fery worthy companion. lsdecd. and =
great faSorlte This young couple began
housekeeping hight away. They we're
married at the residence VI the brides
mother IA Las Vegas az o'clock. y.
m. After which a delightful repasg
was served 10 very foN Intimate
friends ana g0Odls number OF rels
uves. II was almost family anair.
hr heinkcu, Who by the way, q cou-
Hln ana a clcrk 1f The merchant prince
Of Watfoun. a. u. Reinksu. had pre-
Nously purchased the former nome VI
Alex, Weinana, now in Kentucky They
nave everything nice. house nicely fur
niah. nice yard. good stable. horse and
buGgy, ana reside across .te street
Hom ihe park All wish them happl-
neaa
Tony tiifinEher, who but rsosntly
left the employment - a. d. Reinken
q 50 70 hia father Al Henrietta, Texas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

Two heavy flowcrs % rain In the
morning. then an hands on for ne pie
nlc. starting from front " John Beck
ere big store. a distance OF three miles
90 the grove, The grass soon dried on
and a merry Fourth began, There was
music by the band. hno orations. rope
shooting. dancing. racing ana
general Eood time. Mr. ana Mrs.
Becker never leave anything al home
that will make a picnic a success
q. w. u.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

a blacksmith recently advertised In
the New York Tribune for wife. lie
was widower. and had number OF
children. lie received over 1000 an
svers, and among them was one from
Rincon. this territory. The woman 10
.he letter said that she was the owner
Of ranch, An El Paso woman also
answered the advertisement, but the
successful candidate Tor marriage was
a woman living near New YORK, AL.
though a Galveston. Tex. woman had
offered the blacksmith any amount an.
der $4,000 u ho would marry her,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
Dropped Dead.

Florenclo Aragon. VINO dropped dead
from heart disease In the court house
al Puerto de- Luna on saturday. was
buried at Anton Chico. hs home. Mon
day morning The funeral was notably
large, Ben Romero attending from this
city. The deceased citizen. whose use
ful life ended 30 suddenly aud while
absent from his loved ones at nome,
was about 90 years uf age. and ls sur.
vivcd by wife ana eight children. all
% the latter grown ana s.N OF them
married Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

Mrs W h. Ryncrson. who died at
Las cruces a. NJ. last Saturday. at
The axe OF Gi years. was one cf the pio.
uoer residents ~ the Mcsilla valley
She was the relict of John Lemon. who
ditd in i.as Cruces M the early 1Oa,
leaving her in atiiuent circumstance
soon after she married Colonel W. l.
ky EMERSON. Who came 20 New Mexlca
with the California column and tot
many years was prominent citizen
aud active republican politician Of New
Mexico. rte preceded her 60 the grave
BY some ten years. "a number of groWn
children surviving them. Mrs. Rynor.
for vas widely known IN the southern
part Of the territory as woman of
Intelligence and philanthropy. who was
hold IN high esteem by an so fortunate
ar To- know her
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
cLOsINO TmT DrAL.


a g. Read.
The AtchlsOn, Topeka A santa Be
railway company has hled TOT record IN
the office OF the recorder OF Cook
county Illinois. a mortgage fOr ts.OVO..
OOO, made by the Chicago. santa be a
California railway comp ny. This c0m,
pauy rs one of the subsidiary lines Of
the santa De sysGm, which runs
through Illinois, Iowa and Missouri.
Al the same time deed of the Chi.
gagO. santa be a California railway
company Was nied Tor record. convey
Ing 10 the AtchiHOn, Topeka a santa
Fu Railway company an the property
OF the Chicago. Santa he a California
Railway company The execution OF The
conveyance ana The m0rtgags are mere.
iy a step in carrying out the policy Of
vcstlng all the subsidiary lines OF the
Atchison company in the pareut COM
pany. No new Indebtedness 10 created
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
OFFICIAL NOTES.
Territorial Funds - indian School
Pupils--Notaries Public.
FEDERAL OFFICERS ANNUAL REPORTS.
NpIAN pnrnnpArloN oAans.

INDIAN DEPRECIATION CAsEs.
Hon. $. ~ spooncr will leave santa
Ne to-day Tor Lncoln. Lincoln county,
10 represent the United states in hear
ings of Indian depreciation cases
PUPILS FOR THE INDIAN SCHOOL.
Professor Crandall and W 7. shell
ton, industrial teacher, have returned
10 the government Indian school at
santa Fe from Arizona. bringing thir-
ty-nine children who will spend the
next ave years at that institution. They
come from the Pima and papago rcser-
yatl0ns.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS
Territorial Treasurer Vaughn received
from Territorial Secretary George 81.
Wallace t96f for Incorporation fees for
The quarter ending June 30. and from
District clerk A. NJ. Bergerc sg26O5 fees
Of the district court for the same quar-.
ter.
A NEW MATRON.
Mrs - Zimmerman. OF the Indian
service late 81 Phoenix. Ariz. has ar.
rived TO enter upon her duties az ma.
tron at the Santa be government
school, succeeding Miss Anna u. Bush.
Transferred to .hc Albuquerque Indian
school az educational clerk TO Profes.
sor Collins.
NoTAltIEs PUBLIC
Governor Otero appointed the follow
ing notar!es public. W. II. Brown,
Clayton. Union county. II. q. Frank
enburger clayton. Union county. Jose
=. Martinez, Liberty. Guadalupe
county
AN INCORPORATION.
g. y. Brooks, Milton smith ana W, A.
Hawkins incorporated the New Mexico
Tie and Timber company. with cap
ltal of S2j.oO0. headquarters at Denver.
The New Mexico office is to be az Ala
mogOrdo. with - $. Hopper as New
M,xico agent Tho directors are e. -.
Brooks. Milton Smith. W. A. Hawkins.
George Laws and = 3 Hopper.
ANNUAL REPORTS
The new fiscal year OF the national
government commenced with the nrst
of the month. For some days past the
federal officers at the territorial capital
have been engaged IN preparing their
annual reports 90 be forwarded 10
Washington. and most OF these VIII go
forward within the present week. An
report a healthy ana gratifying in.
crease, especially Is this the case in
the land office, and Ia the office VI the
collector Of Internal revenue. la the
district embracing New Mexico aud
Arizona some figures CLEANED from Col.
lpetpr A. l.. Morrison sneak Ia ata-
quent terms OF the Improvement ln
southwestern business under the pres
ent administration. For the year end
ing June 30. 1897. Ait shannon'a last
fuli year, the total receipts OF the Of
ice were S34.OCy. on June 80. lSgs, Col
lcctor MorrisOns FIRST year, receipts
we're $4,000, Tor the year ending June
80. 1899 receipts wer Sis5.OoO. and FOR
the fiscal year just closed they were
tls5. 900
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
SALLY nurwrR WANTED.
Woman supposed to be la New Mcxiro Ia.
tsrcst.d 10 nn Indian Fstat.

Julia Brewer OF Monrovia, Ind,
writes a pathetic letter 10 Postmaster
Nusbaum, oi Santa Fe, lnquifing Tor
her cousin sally Brewer. daughter Of
William Brewer, formerly a doctor Ia
New Mexico, hut who is now dead. Il
appears that through the death OF a
grandmother an estate OF s. sou la value
Was left and that Sally Brewer is en-
titled 10 both her own interest Ia tue
saline and that OF her father. II she can
b. found. The estate 10 Ia the hands
%. W q. McCracken. OF Martinsyii::s.
Ind FOR settlement ana from the tenor
ot Julia Brewers letter. the inference
~ drawn that McCracKsh. the admins
traitor, Is anxious to locate the misaing
woman.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
rmr nAmD NISINo ooArANN

~ has IA View ENtrnsiye Operations IA
Sonthsrn santa o. Couaty.
W. I. Middleton OF the Monte Cristo
Placer company. ln from Golden on a
business trip. says q. r. Woodworth. Of
Denver, has let large lumber contract
and Is building a mill house and erect.
ing a derrick for drilling several wolla
0l his gold bearing cement fields alK
miles west OF Golden. TIE ten stamp
mill recently contracted for az Denver
has been enlarged 20 q 30 stamp plant
and the machinery viii be installed
within 80 days. The corporate name Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

John 7, Fogarty. superintendent OF
agencies % the Royal Insurance com
pnny. with headquarters at san Pran-
cisco. is Ia the city ana waa met This
morning a. the Insurance once of =. ".
ncCahna, who is tho local aseni % the
apofe excellent company. Mr. F0garty
VII visit all The New Mexico agencies
offors returning 10 California.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
rAyEsEST MAKfSo.
Immy ho'erfistoR speaking 0oapeI
Truth a. the santa Teana

Jlmmy ho'arfistoR speaking 0oapeI
Truth a. the aanta Fsans.
James Aocorrlston. Of Aibuquerqus.
Who has the paving contract at the
capital. commenced work thereon 10.
day. says the New Mexican. ne will
lay 5000 square feet of cement pavlnE.
Pavement 10 matter u education,"
said he, santa Fe needs and may ret
around 20 it before long and inauEu-
rats regular paving boom. for yOu
have an enlightened people here. But
talk about paving Ei Paso takes TIE
bun. Taorc 10 live city " q. 90 pop.
niation. and not ten yards u modern
pavement ln the place. strange, isnt
~ bui 40 / said. pavemen, 10 mat
ter Of education"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

Judge J. W crumpackcr. VINO was
on q vacation 10 Canada am 20 hla
OIL Indiana home. being absent from
she city Tor the past few weeks, ID.
turned last night he reports HAVING
had a most delightful time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

William J. Burka, engaged In the
grocery business at Roswell. commit.
ted suicide by shooting himself Ia the
head az o'clock ia the morning on
July l. He committed the deed Ia his
room back OF his store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

the company represented BY Mr.. Wood
worth is the Baird Mining company.
limited. They have In view very ex-
tcnsivo operations in the South santa
Re county gold reglon.--New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

G. A, Bullen. ,he travelling and nnan-
cial reprcacp iatiye % the Pueblo.
cqioo Bridge company. left this mora
'ns Tor la Junla, and from there he
goes 20 Pueblo. tits company built the
bridge across the RIO Orands az the
Indian village of Cochiii and he was
here the past feW days consulting with
r. A. Micra. chairman of the county
commissioner. on Business connsated
with the bridge. Everything was ar-
ranged aatlafactOTllY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
A NEw MATRON

Mrs y Zimmerman. OF the Indian
service late 81 Phoenix. Ariz. has ar.
rived 90 enter upon her duties az ma.
tron at the Santa be government
school. succeeding Miss Anna H. Bush.
Transferred to ,hc Albuquerque Indian
school az educational clerk TO Profes.
Hor Collins
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
TERRITORIAL FUNDS.

Territorial Treasurer Vaughn received
ffom Territorial Secretary George H..
Wallace ts6t Tor Incorporation fees for
The quarter ending June 30. and from
District clerk A. NJ Borgero ss860 % fees
OF the district court for the same quar-.
tar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-25
Property Transfers.


The following property transfers We're
recorded yesterday:
Rchmond-N. NJ. Filbntes' trustee to
Bridget Irwin. 80 feet on Lester Street
northeast corner Orleans. $9l5.
Joseph Heppert and wife to ]. D. Car
neal. so feet on north side Duval Street
between ST. Peter and Prentiss Alley.
s1.5O0.
William II. Mccarthy and wife to Clar-
ence D. Smith, feet on east side Laurel
Street, IS feet north of China, sos.
Alice n. Reddy to Home for Needy Con-
Tolerate Women, sc feet on north side
Grove Avenue, y feet east of Park Street.
subject 10 deed of trust for $4,000, SO, 500.
S. Al. Wilson and wife to Joseph Heppert
10 feet on north side Duval Street, between
St. Peter and Prentiss Alley, So
Henrico-S p Cowardin and wife. and
Nat Frazer, trustee to George f. Donnella,
50 feet on Thirty-fifth Street. northwest
corner P, $3.50.
Same to Bette E. Flippen, 81 feet on
east side Thirty-fourth Street, so feet north
of P, So 200
A. Goldhack's trustee to Clara S. Mindi
and Minta A Brown, $40 feet on south side
Jacquelin Street. 80 feet east of Carter,
1882
Harriet III. and Lucy Ann Richardson to
Henry +. and August F. Gr:mmell, 10 6-12
fee; on Main Street northeast corner Sy-
camore. and 10 6-12 feet on Floyd Street
southeast corner Sycamore, $4,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-25
SMALL CROWD OF
Law BREAKERS
The WorstIEver Saw" Said Squire
Lonnie.
WHY D. AYREs WAS FINED.
WHY D. AYREs WAS FINED
Because His Little Boy Jumped Oh a
Movin. Car to Sell Ncwspa-
pcrs-Nei.llDorhoou Quar-
rcl-Othcr Cases.

This is the worst lot Of pilgrims that
have ever knelt before me- said the
Squire as he glanced over the INST
don see much IN it for you, either, he
said to the Sergeant.
call Dallas Ayres, Sergeant said
Squire Lonnie.
Here me- he said, as ne paused in
front of the throne with his nose near the
ice-water pitcher.
..Wcu, you hand the Sergeant there ST.
said Squire Lonnie.
..Yessir,'' replied Dallas, "but you hab ter
femme go down to where l wuks SOS l
kin git nit
IN give you thirty minutes to get
back, said the Squire.
Then the darkey started for the door.
He had proceeded but a short distance,
when ne stopped and scratched his head.
He turned around and said:
WHAT IT WAS FOR.
Say, mister, wut is I sotter pay dis
yere dollar fur?"
Why, because because" said the
Squire.
Yes, certainly: because you-that is.
somebody said-wen, anyhow, YOU just
bring back a dollar" said the Sergeant
81 liher know, SOS 1 kin tell de man
what / work fur, what hit is fur
Then Officer Bradley came up and eX'
planned that the dollar was to satisfy the
m:nions of the LAW, because his boy jun
ped oil a moving street-car to sell pa
pers. fS h26@ fl'sa s77
Il amt dun hyerd nuthin' bout hit;
but I'll go an git de money.
So away he went, and in thirty minutes
he returned with the dollar.
George Norvell and Mile NOrvell Cool
ored) were charged with creating dis,
turbance in their ncighborhood, and in de-
Tense they put up the plea that the neigh
bors called them .'Scape-gallows con-
victs,' and other names.
SENT THEM AWAY.
1t appeared to Squire Lonnie like a lit
tie neighborhood quarrel with nothing tc
it, and he sent the whole crowd out Of
court.
The case of Mary Lee (colored), charged
with cutting Annie Lewis, was postponed
ten days for witnesses.
John Browns boys threw rocks n the
street, and their father had to pay 8
dollar.
John Landrum was charged s1.7o 70,
getting drunk.
T. 81. Baughan and W. L. Farmer, two
very small boys, We're sent to the Re-
formatory as incorrigibes at the request
of the parents of the boys. They were
beyond control and had planned to sc
to Newport News on a freight train.
When asked what they thought of going
to the Reformatory, one of them said:
.''That will be all right and the other
said, me. too They do not realize the
gravity of their position, but were appar-
entity happy to go to the Reformatory.
We'll be all right when we come back. y
said one of them. I'VE are going to bt
good and grow up great men,