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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
THEY WANT $4,000.
a Bio Damage Suit Against the santa
re fdr Death o. Conductor Keith

WIN tio clerk ~ the circuit coust
Cor OIL pnel district a damage suit Tor
$1,000 was nlcd hp Anna Keith and
Gcnr kyith against thn Atchison
Tone q Sartn Fo railroad, Tor the
death 10 Freight Conductor A T.
Keith year ago laat Mach. at Rihcra.
is IS SAYS the El Pasl Herald
lu fhe complaint Il o. alleged that
the Gft nnmcd plaintiff la resident
OF thIH city and the second of Blng
hamp' n Ncw York and that the de.
fendani o., mpany is q corporation DO
ing hBuuess under the laws Of Kan.
aaa
ON ur about March %. 1900. a r.
Keith was employed hy the company
as a freight conductor aud was at
that time In charge az a train which
had Hiuppsd on n switch M Rlhera,
.N ~ cor toe purpose Of getting or
iers <oith started 60 go from the
ranunao ON the rear of the train 90
'ho engine Co consult with the ongln
Ger no DO this u was necessary 90
wall a,one several freight cars load
cd with narrow gauge cars The cars
bcluE .aHded 10 their capacity he was
forced to walk ON the side NJ them
wharo hand holds and a plank had
boon placed white walking on the
plank of the nrst cas- the stake 60
which be was holding gave wnv and
he f.ll 90 the bottom ~ stream
the rear end OF the train having
stopped on bridge.
a. fesult ~ the fan DC received
luiarIp8 from which ~ b. alleged
that be- dicd inside ~ three days.
The complaint goes on 40 say that the
company Wah aware that the hand
holds were old aud dcfdfiye and
therefore hlomos them for negligence
which caused the death ~ Keith
Tho deceased was the husband -
Anna Keith and the son ~ the other
plaintiff. who both aliege that he was
twpnt four years OF age and their sole
moan " support The former asks
for d1mBgo1 amounting 10 $4,000 aud
the other nfk8 Tor the remaining ten.
They 10th petition that costs of the
suit hs taxed to the plaintiff
~ a. claimed that tho earning capnc
ity ~ ho deceased was $3.50 month
which would have increased az he
grow Older The case will come up
for trial daring tho April term of
! court next year Patterson aud Wal
lace nT0 attorneys fog the plaintiff
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
pEMINo
Frnm thr IIonAlIrhl

From the hHaGHshl
The engagement ia announced OF
Mrs A. E Ruch 10 Oscar W Roberts
Mrs Ruch b. the widow 81 a wealthy
Arizona catilCman and Mr.. Roberts "
The son 81 the late Captain Roberts OF
Twenty third street Tho wedding
win take place az an early date.
while engaged To- friendly bout.
Valentine Ehrmnn had his lex broken
between the knee and ankle. Dr
swnpo was at once called and soon had
the fracture reduced and She little feI.
low Is nov doing as well as could be
expected under the circumstances.
WRESTLING seems 60 be- indnlgrd In 10
p great extent by many ~ the young
etcrs OF Dcming and 40 long must they
continue to suffer the consequence
Better nnl some other anus mont
boys. that ~ not 70 liable 20 result Ia
serious consequences,
Last Tuesday az 2 o'clock g. m
Leroy Bowers Of WilkeHbhrrc. IA.
was called 10 that long home from
which mono return 10 this land ~ sur
/ ferlnR and pain YOUNG Bowers haf
only been here but "A short time. hav
! lng como 20 Try the offect ~ thil
| climate for that dread disease con
sumption But IKE too many others
BE- had delayed his coming too Ions
aud arrived here only 10 Huffer for
short time and die The remains wcTi
returned 90 hia old home the f0llowinl
day While young Bowers Law dyln'
here. Miss Hnwolls. also ~ Wiiker
barre. Pa vas speeding across ~
continent 40 be- Joined ln marriage Z
her lifelong lover young Bowers. Mis-
IIowolis reached this city on Wednol
day mor1inR only % learn that she ha
arrived 700 late She returned m
same evening to her home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

tioR 70 We made % the United states
army Tho board 10 90 advise a. 20
tho abandonment ~ sxiEtinT poets az
wen na to make recommendation for
establishing entirely new posts Their
report ls Go Boz made to the secretary Of
war and through that Official and the
president q viii doubtless be sent 10
congress. which alone has power 20
make money appropriations for any
purpose but " "a certain that the &C.
ton Of this board az 10 location Of new
posts viii be- accepted BY congress
without question and the requisite ap.
opiiatio1s made. Therefore the i'm.
pnrtant place tu make q hght ~ before
this board and am told many hundred
applications have been made for the
estahlishmH ne Of new posts NJ various
points Delegate ROdct. Mr. Cromwell
and myqof appeared before the board
IN behalf ~ Albuquerque Delegate
ROdey and I both made statements In
behalf Of Albuquerque. and az the re-.
quest ~ the board we afterwnrd nied
carefully prepared written state.
mcnt when ls to come before the
board for its consideration. We we're
favO-ahly received and courto0usly
treated. and the situation looks favor.
able for Albuquerque az tar az | can
Judge ! think oral arguments were
made IN favor ~ no other point than
4 bunuoruIe because soon after We
had our hearing an order was issued
hy the secretary ~ war prohibiting
any oral hearing before the board be-
cause too much time would be con.
sumod. and applicants were limited
fo Ntfuu written ufnfomrnfn Tho noe
Rotary 90 the board told me he thought
the board would finish So labors this
present week and I presume nothing
definite viii be heard until the board
adiourns. No intimntion was made
hy the hoaid o. to their work and the
conclusions az which they had arriv.
cd."
Further questioning ollclted the re-
mark by NJ Ferguson that there was
some gparrIng between he and l.. n.
Prince bat that u was "a very small
matter and OF no consequence what.
ever.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

received " "a that hls w.fe was vary
slck cd Santa Rosa. nnd LETT fgf her
bedside ST. snon o. che is ahlo %
travel be- intends a. move his family in
LordsburE whore ho can Riyo HE en-.
tire attention tn the Rmelior
The railroad men are learning now
points about the Oh burners The
other night one was being allied with
of, preparatory tO going ont The oil
had boon running for some time. hut
" was so dark no one could toll whoth
or u was near full or not TIC ascer
tain how much more room there WAS
In the tank the froman stuck his
lighted torch through the hole 90 get
n look ~ the inside. Tho minute the
torch touched the gas II was iTnltod.
and q flame burst forty feet In the afr.
Luckily 10 was oXtlnguishcd before the
locomotive was ruined orders have
been issued forhlddlhg shprtslghtod
nromen sticking a lighted torch IN The
fuel tank They can only use the
torch 10 investigate the water tank
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
HILLsBoRo
From the Advocate

From the Advocate
Tho main SHAFT ~ the ~ orc ~ now
down 500 feet
The county Jail ~ without an occu.
pant. in fact " is nearly always vacant
Tho Prosper Gold MlnipJ company
has appointed A. J HlrByh its resi-
dent agent here The Prosper people
expect to get ~ work on their proper
ties at an early date
Father lmmel returned from a three
weeks trip on the river while down
there he ran across a large nock Of
geese and he'd two shots 40 the hunrh
With bic revolver killing three ~ the
Birds
While doing ass,ssmout on the
Black KNIFE a shot dlslodgcd n block
of ore nine and half feet long. Eve
feet high and about three and a hnf
wide with a weight measurement ~
over ten tons Five shots were nc
eashry to break it up to set it on the
ore pile VI any moro 81 the same Kind
are taken out they Will be saved foI
cabinet specimens for the next Worlds
Fair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
woopMsN clRcLe oFFlceRs.
Meeting Held and New Officers chos.
an--Fine Time Had

Last Saturday night the Noo1mon
Circle ladies hell rogI sr meeting
and elected the following officers TO
serve during the ensuing year:
Guardian Mrs Kate Hopping
Adyiser-M Julia Garrett,
Clerk--Mra Frankie Cochran
Attendant Mr1. R Frederick
Tanker Mrg Lula Hopping
Magician Mrs w. PREF nor
Physician Br W q Hope.
Inner Sentinel Mrs 'unn Gilman
outer Sentinel Mts Agueu Hop.
ping
Manager T.. J Y mmgl
Following the election ~ 90 rCrs the
ladies' royalty entertained on mselyos
and a most pleasant social time was
had
In the voting contest. Mrs Kate ~
wood won beautiful ont glass olive
dish, the presentation address belnf
made by Mrs Kcppler
This was followed by a supper and
this department was also enioyra the
tables showing that each and ever,
7rat was occupied by a number VIII,
| could and did enjoy n good meal
The Woodmen Circle Ia In a prosper
/ Gus condition ami the membership
has materially increased during IN
/ past year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
ALoopoNEs NEWS,
sla Crop Of Alfalfa--Praises for the
School Teacher

Special dependence
Algodones r. NJ. Dec. This has
been very fine fall, the weather Is
hcal;hful so far
Iacnbo PCrea has just finished bal.
Ing his immense crop OF alfalfa. which
amounts 10 some where In the neigh
borhood OF eight hundred tons. He
has several teams engaged Ia hauling
IL 10 Bornalillo.
Several Of our farmers have lately
been hauling lumber from the saw mill
of : G. Bnldridge M Bear Springs TO
the railroad station az Elota. seven
miles north ~ here. Leonard skinner
has charge Of the mill and IL making
things lively out there
Many teams are also hauling farm
products 20 the mining camps Of San
Pedro and Bland.
our new schOl teacher. o. z. Hovey.
SENS 90 tc the right man ia the right
place He "a giving better satisfaction
| than any teacher we have ever had
I In this district He has a daily aver
age attendance OF sixty ave scholars
ana an are loud In their praises OF
! their toacner who 10 no doubt worthy
| of 10 an
The new school house IL about com
/ Eleted and will soon be occupied boz
/ the district school II Ia a flne build
INK and a great credit 20 the sch9O
directors. Jim
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
10 resI HHALrH LAW.
Or c. X, Conner Holds a Diploma, Blu,
Denied . License In New Mexico.

Denied . License In New MeHco.
DR. g. IA Conner who was refused
licon tn practice aH a phys ian in
this territory by the territorial medical
hoard ls IN the city and viii employ
couua. to bring mandamua proceed
ingH against the territorial board Of
health and 90 compel the board Ia
grant him n license tn practice in the
territory Dr Conner status that he IH
q regular graduate Of Marion SimmH
medical college a. ST. outs. a rcputa
bile medical school. and holds a diplo.
ma uum H. tie ls also "a graduate Of
tho klrEylllc school oft latc0pathy. lie
has i0Ou licensed and has practiccd
his profession under the Marion
Simu diploma Boa Missouri iu Ken.
tucks and iH Ohio For ihc last few
yenT 1e has pruCtlrod iu Cincinnati
Nhcr .l rni0y ga lucrative practice.
hut b. iH compelled 90 come 20 New
Next 300 account 90 tbr condition OF
his .0 hnuith which demands a
high lg altitude 10 is understood
that Conner PASSED 70 worry cfodlia
bio e. uiuHfiOH before the territorial
huarl health and he claims shnt ht
was ...tllB denied certificate and
1fouf .. tu tehl tho law creating thf
boar. q. health passed. hy the Thirty
fuurtH HiEluiiFp assembly llr H
br.lf tluug mar Whu evidently has
| goud Ulw ledge uf hlH profession HNt
| whu .a the riUrk 90 mako such
/ arif Hlr uuf ONO viii hc WntrhD.
| witt irrcHt by many people whu age
| 1f o. aHinlon that the present hunr'
Iof t.aIih Dos going too iur in it app'.oa
/ liuu 90 the law
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

eest 10 Trey would sire Dim tho slats
of ohio
w. "a 60 mnu came ln fow hia
arndinp cnnU mems OHlr.oU i'H Dol.
forms uH that Two 0f DIE horses we're
Rorol hy vicious hul nsf Friday
night ao tfat they Wouil hr unGt f1r
WUfk f0r some time
one 90 The m0et e1ntomntiHla tl.nEf
We have heard uf Boo o. IONS uWo NhB
the writing Uf two thlHHtcnnr lCitoG
to Judge a o. Kendall with r. clumsy
atiempi ta RttrihutC them to ihn Ils.
tal authorities Tho writing of anoly.
nous lc,lrrr always ~ amptltlo,
rowardiy act ID dnuh'Y ao when in the
form ~ threats CO. such man a.
Judge KendE and 10 le to be hoped
the pctpotrotog of The OUTRAGE VIII pc
discovered aud punished
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
JOHN PRESTON

John Preston. tho miner who was
brought In To- this city several days
ago and taken In charge by the city au
thOrItlef. nRod about go years. died
nj 1880 last night ~ cancer OF the
stomach. The remains were turned
over 90 Undertaken J ~ Edwards
and prepared for burial The effects
Of the deceased were examined many
letters and documents being found In.
dicating that he originally hailed from
Atsh son. Kansas That the deceased
had been In the west many years o.
evidenced hy suniry tax receipts and
warranty deeds covering small hold
ngs az different point8 In Kansas. Col
oiado and New Mexico Ills valisos
were opened and found 20 contain n lot
~ cheap iCwelry and several old
watches From tho stock ~ such
goods az we're found it ls gathered
The old gentleman was a peddlpr and
trader as well as miner prospector.
Stored around In different compart
monts Of his pedd'ing cases was found
ANAL change aad bills amounting 20
$1,000 In addition 81 30 IN cash and
deposit certificate for $3.50, issued
by the First National bank OF Las
Vegas. was found Ia the pockets OF
clothes worn hy him when he was
placed In the city building other pm
ners found indicate that the old gentle.
man was pcns'onor ~ the United
states government
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
THE SOUTHERN TOWNS,
SoeoUo, San MarciaI, Las Cruces,
Demng and Silver City,
loRJsBURG AND HlllssORo,
socoRRc
From the chionain.

From the Chiofiain.
a " Richmond has boon victim OF
The prevailing epidemic Tor several
days
The Buckeye people are working a
day and a night shift on their prop
crty ln Water Canon.
Ross Mcmillan returned from n yisls
with his father aud mother. Hon aud
Mrs Daniel ~ Mcmillan. IN Santa r..
Mrs Garcia mother of Mrs a. G..
Aboytla. dlrd az the home ~ hcr
daughter LOO this city Mrs Garcia
had boon SICK for several months
~ 7 Mgybory OF Patterson was IN
town while here ho bought Of Ahran
Abcytia 'wo wolves which he will use
fur purposes OF catching other Wolves.
Mra Qmnlan and family left Tor 81
vor city. where she has leased the
Thinner House. Mrs. Quulan took
with her the good wishes uf a host ~
friends In Socurro.
The Windsor hutcl is doing well un.
dor the now management Numerous
Improvement are contemplated. 10 il
believed thai when these are com
pletod su 1sts will be- made thoroughly
comfortable In every respect
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
PASSENGER ASSOCIATION.
rransoontinentai Passenger Agent
Holding Meeting In 81 Louis

Transeontinentai Passenger Agents
Holding Meeting In 81 Louis.
81 Louis. Dec 10 The FIRST session
81 the meeting of che rrapFroutlnental
Passenger association. which will
probably take up the time the next
three or f0uF days met az n O'Clock "a.
lay with representatives at most roada
present Chairman Carleton submitted
long docket 81 subjects 10 BE- con
siderod ana acted 90.
General passenger agents of the
western roads have boon much dis
turhod by tho decision Of the Southern
pacinc Co Withdraw from The military
agreement and interpret Il AS indlcat-
INK a combination or alliance with the
santa Pc Co control All the Pacific
coast passenger business. In aRnounc.
ink ita intention 10 ho no longer n
party 10 the military agreement tho
southern Pacific stated that the action
was not dictated rs any desire 10
cause disturbance OF rates In mill.
tar business. but hy the conditions
having changed since the agreement
was made The object ia go bring
about at thlT meeting "a rcconsldera
ton OF tho entire situation and adup
ton at methods to meet the present
requirements
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

Miss u r. Disottc thu supervising
teacher Of the day schools. came IN
on Sunday and will make the rounds
OF the day schools In this district.
The football game on Saturday after
noon between tho University and In.
dian school teams. was a very interest
Ing and hari fought game Both teams
ala good work and deserve credit FOR
the clean game played Mr. Napier
~ the University team. "a host In
himself ani rs great inspiration for
the team The Indian school boys
played we'll but showed their lack OF
practice by fumhllng the ball 90 often
We believe in fair play m reporting
az we'll as playing and we ere sorry
10 say that the scribe who wrote up
tho game for the Journal Democrat.
either did not see straight or olso
was 80 jealous for his side that he
missed some points that might count
against the visiting team IN Jhe FIRST
place he says that "the Indians won
toss and chose south goal with strong
wind IN their favor" ghe fact ~
that the University was the visiting
team and tiay were given the choice
and they chose the south goal Then
again he says that the indians were
penalizei ten yards for foul tackling.
all of which Is true. but he failed 90
state that the University team was
also penalized ten yards for the same
nnense. Tie fails 10 state that there
were thirty.slx minutes taken out for
time during the game, all Of which WAS
taken by ;de University boys on the
whole II was good game and we hope
the boys may meet again IN the near
future. Score In favor 81 the Indians
~ 20 Z
Perry Tgonanwa. ~ the Cooper val
ley school. Arizona. arrived last niehi
and takes the place ~ shoemaker at
the school made vacant by the re-
cont death ~ Louis Ouintana.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
NURSING MOTHERS

a mothers poor health is bad
enough for the mother Uut
worse still for the nursing
baby.
Mothers find SCOTS Emul.
s sion a nourishing and
strengthening food. II the
breast milk is scanty or thin
SCOTS Emulsion viii make it
rich and more abundant.
When mothers take SCOTS
Emulsion the babies share in
the benefits. Thin babies grow
tat Weak babies get strong.
Wslisend yuu little 10 N, 500 NE
SSoll a hoWNL, - Pearl street. Nsp Yofh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

a : smell wanted IN attond a party
hat was afraid 20 40 so ON account
Of pains iu his stomach which BE-
feared worl1 GROW worse. He saws
u uTv 'Nlnr" nv ouulps 10 lndv
fr'en who off, Chanbcr'air's Cough
Coll rnA - qrrhoca Remedy will put
vor m condition FOR NE portv
BOUGHT r.fttr md taro Measure On
"a lr- thf fvn 1nrca curoi me an
er hvvH r. r "a time NJ
eve -r.i H nnU 90 resident
~ srmma uW 80 v This remel
b. f1r aIa bv roo druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
GREAT MINSTREL SHOW.
MI Henry and His Company Will be
Here rlday Night.

Here rlday Night.
49, Henry II known aud noted for
always presenting high gade. re
nncd minstrel show. but Il is said 60
eclipse, this season. all his previous
efforts
nlly Clark. the comedian O.. 10
Henry's shrw. is prize winner. and
puts 10 sleep In the yernaCular phrase
tht orstwhile comics of mlustrclsy
The dancing comedians. Corrigan and
Dove have but few peers In the min.
strel profession. The singing commed.
lans Harvey and Cooley have no
equals I'm superb slnglng Tho musical
comedians. Cook and Hall. present ono
~ the most unique novel musical acts
known In minstrolsy Pabst. the i'm
itator Of song birds. ~ a wonder The
little tot Viola Ait 90 a dancing star
without rival Tho Pan American
exposition scenes are immense. The
novel hagplpo limitations bring down
the house. ana the unique saXophono
qunrtette wins great applause This
star attraction will on IN n spare date
on route 90 ~ PasO az the Columbo
Hall on Friday. Dec. l3 Seats are now
on sale az Matson's book store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
SKUNK CITE FATAL.
Frank White Finally Dies in Horrible
Aqoniea.

rank Whlse Floallf blea w HoII'plt
Aaonies.
Frank white an engineer In the
electric light plant az Lordshurg. died
from hvdrophObla last Monday after
noon. SAYS the Enterprise. He was
hlttcn by a skunk last June while In
Mexico His friends warned him At
'ho time that there was danger Of the
-nbics. but he had received a similar
bite In 1896 and no serious cOnse-
nuenCes lad followed. therefore he
concluded 10 take no treatment for
the wound
Saturday morning, when he vent TO
wash the sight Of the water 80 agon
lzcd him that ne could not wash
attr he went after q bucket OF water
and was In agony while carrying II.
BE hated 10 admit he might have hy.
'rGphohia. and 10 make a t1st had his
wife nut q drop on the back Of his
mock which threw him into a spasm
We tod he not 20 be alone IN the
house with him Dr Croker was sent
for and FOUND him IN a spasm. with
maniBcal tendencies.
Thence on. he grew steadily worse
until death came 20 his relief Monday
tIo is survived by q wife. brother. sis
tor and mother.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
MRS. FRANCESCA LUCAS.
Mother OF Mrs. T. I. Butts Died In Oh.
yer CITY

Mrs Francisco Lucas. one ~ the
most highly respected residents OF this
city died very suddenly last Friday
afternoon ~ the home OF her son.
Frank. In Durango. Mexico where che
had been visiting since OCT IS. The
remains we're brought "a this city Mon
day. and tuesday afternoon imprcu
give services were held over them
from - Vincent de- Paul Catholic
church Fin services were very large
" attended
Mrs. Lucas was des, AIDED from an
old and distinguished spanish family
the Samanlcgna OF sonora. and AZ the
time ~ her death was "a years ~ age
Her husband Hon James A Lucas.
preceded her 90 the Great Beyond Just
one year aFo Surviving her are her
aged mother Mrs Ysnbol Samnnlego
her brother Mariana both residents of
TusCon. A. T. and nine children. az
follows: Samuel H.. OF Los Angeles
Cal James A.. jr. OF this city. Mrs.
IT T. Butts ~ Albuquerque. Mary r.
this city, Frank s. Durango. Mexico
Mrs otto Arnold III paso Tex VII
liam A and Randolph Percy. Los An
gelns, and John NJ OF this city -Sil
yer city Enterprise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
MYSTIC SHRINE OFFICERS.
Elected Laat Night--Publie lnatalla.
ton IN January--Fund for
Charity.


Bnilut Abyad Temple. Mystic Shrin
ers. held its regular meeting last night
and elected the following dlvan ON
GERS ~ serve during the year 1902
Illustrate potontate-H ". Tilton.
chief Rnbhan Chas. X Newhall
Asr.siant Rabban y T.. Medler
High Priest and prophet-W II.
Hahn
Oriental Guide John 10 radailc
TrcnHu \ = Ma'uy
Recurier.-l. ~ Ch,mhHtlin
Representative Go thp imperial C0un'
ell Chas X Newhnll
Tho iustrious potcutatc elect made
the following appointments
First Ceremonial Master Ed. y
liarech
scc9ui Ceremonial Master Frank
~ Sturrce
Director Arthur Eycritt
Mar bat W W Strong
Captain of the Guard "a q strong
outer Guard A. N Wh'taomb
n WAS decided "a hold q public In
stallauou ~ officers OBS Monday even
Ing. January 70. 1909. at which tIm'
az cniu Jaiument Will be- given 10 N,
membora nf the shrine aud their In
dies The shrine appropriated $50 .,
be- dispensed as charity al the Ills
crof un ~ the officers