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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
OF Grant County Makes an interest
ing Rebort,
OTHER SILVER Cl;Y ITEMS.

silver city g. NJ. Jun 8. Mayor
Fleming has been cnnya ing the
merchants 90 tho city to.dn, in regard
o. "a Fourth Df July celebration and
o. o. the opinion ul most OF them that
10 SHOULD not Do worry extensive this
year. us Santa Rita d. preparing To-
give q grand celebration in that pros.
porous mining camp
D. u Norman who has been in
silver City for number OF years
Tor the benefit uf his health. is ro.
ported hy hlg doctors Co hc ln q dying
CON iitlun Mr. Norman o. troubled
H |h CON umptiuu.
Coat Mino Inspector Do sheridan.
who has been lu the northern part OF
ODE territory ON a trip connected with
ihe official duties OF his office. rc.
turned home tho nrst of the week
% Ruppo Of Albuquerque. ie In the
city o. attend meeting of the local
lodge at ElkH. aud also To- transact
some other business matters
mining deal was closed yesterday
in this city whereby the klondykc
mine Doc the Burru mountains was sold
Ca some Colorado parties The price
paid Tor the property it ia unpler
stood, was very large but The exact
lgu' have not been made public
Tho mtur was owned by Bob Thump.
son. but had been bonded ur leased
to some other parties who closed the
sale of the mine.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
LATER NOTES

silver CITY A. NJ. june "A &C.
pfiryt has been granted by ACTING
Governor Reynolds 10 Jose Sanchez.
who was 20 have been hanged ln this
rty next Friday The repripye Ia
the sheriff stated no definite length
ul time that the sentence should be-
postponed but arguments at insanity
hnd been made hy the attorneys Tor
the condemned man, aud the rvprioyc
was granted pending investigation
into this point The scaHnld was hc.
ing put iu place by the sheriff aud a
death watch had been placed over the
condemned prisoner
Hon " g. Rltph John Curbctt. of
Domiug and A Il Graham uf Terro.
are Boa the city to attend "a meeting
of tho board OF regents of the terri
t0rial normal school uf this cIty
Two business changes were made la
this city thU FIRST Of the week where.
by a. y Mckonuey local agent for
the Dallas brewery bought the saloons
known aH Fridays and the Resort
The Lyons A Camhell Cattle com
pany shipped about 1000 head 0f cat.
tle from the local stock pens Go day
They are being shipped Go the com.
puny b ranges in Colorado
There iH oNUry indication Of nu ear
ly rainy season in ihe southern part
Of The territory in This locality
clouds gather nearly every afternoon
bet aa SET no heavy showers have
fallen
The business meA Of Silver CITY VIII
hold a meeting tonight 10 make prep
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
Los ANGELES TIMES SPECIAL.
One Of the Handsomest Trains that
ENnr pasand Thrnunh the CITY

One Of the Handsomest Trains that
Ever Passed Through the CITY
The special train Of the Los An.
gclcs Times carrying a party at cX.
curaionists tu visit the Pan American
exposition at Buffalo. arrived la Al.
hupu"rQuc 1t ~. 80 a. no. to-day about
two hours laiU The train consists
of two tWvlyrseCtOu double drawing
room cars O. Pullman diner and "a
combined baggage mukrr aud tunB0.
rial parlpr car, tho train Is yostlbulcd
and equipped with AN i'p modern lux.
urics Tor the cuuyruipnCcs ~ tho
tourists The officers in charge arc
irving R Smith general manager.
Frank n PHInuFur. treasurer, WIN
lam a STulding editor In chief OF
the times Buffalo Flyer a publication
issued SCENT occasionally Ou the wing
aboard th. Pan American excursion
train ANA urrDapoulruts uf tho Daily
Times D.siiUH these officers r. W.
Moo q, Uf tho Santa Ie Railway com
pany ia accompanying th' train as
far aH chicago HD Iug that Che eXcur.
alunists viii Doe shown every attention
throughout the journey There are
more than nifty Culifuruians in the
party ana in conversation with soycr
al Of them this morning II was learned
that mono had experienced any sea
sickness. and an were highly pleased
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
Notice OF suit.
Territory Of New Mexico. County Of
Bcrualiilo

hfluullliu.
No
In the district court.
The city OF Albuquerque. plaintiff. w.
y. q. Luthy NJ T. Stamm. Tho Ter.
race Improvement Add uncorporat.
cdD Mrs. Alice HRdloy, Henry
Bruckmoicr. j. a. Hcnry William
Hart. O. Dinsdalo. w w Strong. A.
Folkcrt William Archer. !. G.. Bald.
ridge. Milton Dow. NJ. A. NiCkorsOn.
a. Simpler. Gallan a Kane. j w.
McQuade. G. H. Altheimer r. w.
Adams J.. \ Nelson, g. l.. Hcrrlck,
JOS Barnett. Franz Huniug Frank
Truttor Joshua Reynolds, Rheda
Thompson. j n. Hoincl. j. =. Snlger,
N W. Fl0urnoy. John e. Flournoy,
r.. Vs. CrIsty. COOPERATIVE Building
a Loan Association. Sarah X.
Reynolds, j. a. ilubbs. r.. l.. Wash
burn. Is. a. Slcyster. W. &. Leonard,
Lucy Wallace. James ArChcrL b.
kruwinNe. o. J. Frost A. +. Wal
k"r and a. NJ Gentle. dcfendNats.---
Petition. aaM
The above named defendants viii
take notice that the above styled ac-
ton has been commenced In the above
styled court potitloning tho said court
% extend the limits OF the city OF Al.
buQuorquo 20 as 60 take and Include
therein tho following property to-wit:
Blocks Nos. 40 a., AZ. 80. "a an 40
of the iiuning Highland addition to
the said city books Nos I. 9. 3, 4,
A. ~. i3. ~. 10. 10. ~ and is
at the Bruwnwell l.ails addition
10 said city. blocks Nos ]. 2, g. %.
s3 -. g. 20 and "a OF Brownwell x
I.aii's addition blocks Nos z. and
@ uf the Crosson q Kennedy add
tion tO said city and block OF land
bounded On the north by Marquette
avenue extended on the west by
Nurih High street ON the south by
Howard avenue extended and on tno
east boy North Hlll street. as dcsig-
lated ON map 0f the said CrOssan A.
Kennedy addition. And each and all
OF You are further notified that unless
you be and appear before the above
styled court. or cause To bp entered
your appearance in above styled cause
ON or before the 25th day Of June. A.
-. 1901 decree pro confcHso will
be- entered Ia this cause as prayed Ia
tho complaint hlcd In same
HARRY T. OWEN.
Clerk Of said Court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
OIL Rerlnn Mailman.

Five car loads OF machinery casing
and lumber were received at Gallup
last week hy the hornulillo ON com.
pany says the Republican a mum
Der Uf freight teams are engaged Boo
moving this material to the company .a
land The company b we'll supplied
with money and viii sink teu wells
n necessary 90 ana the OH which ls
known 60 hp un their land Tho bus.
mess like methods of this company
have done more tn Fiyr confidence
been donr heretofore m tho Gallup OH
nolda
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

erstions fof Grand Fourth Of July
celebration Silver CITY will undOnbt,
0dly have the FrAndcst celebration
this year which has ever been given
Eugene Warren. son OF the we'll
known insurance and real estate
agent Mrs q. $ Warren vt this city.
returned from California to-day Hc
has just finished four years course
Ia law at the stanford university ia
that state.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

" = braitr Trustee. and Charles
b.. Newcomer receiver of thr New
Mexico SAVINGS liHnk and Trust
Company. pmlnuis


Mexico savings Bluk and Trust
Company plhinuis
James Sanchez aud NriI Field.
executor of tho estate of tHsihna
Mont. uO dr Sanchez. deceased.
Nouec !. hereby given cost civil suit. IN
which Tie above named persons are o.
spettlNriY piaIrtlNs ana defendant. aaabuvr boz
dicatrd. hts been begun and ls ICndif 81 lu TIE
above mrniiu rd u sturt Ctutt iof said Cuu ~
f Valencia ih thr hIr1t oi ssii aluun is %
torrclp,c thr lien uf deed ui trust executed
and deliver thg o. dHv uf June, 1880 by
Nicholas sanchez aud Casianl Montana dc
sanchez. his vi g., tu TIE piAuuh "a hcatilr.
e. ,fu.typ. tu srCufr thr uaNWvut ui $1,000 With
pst annunI rAyau.r sem anrgaIy' ~ we NtM
Mexico saving. BANK anI Trust Company.
which deed 500 tfust conveyed certain real
rttHtr situated % Htil Ctuu uf Vale Cla.NhlCu
~ iulIN drsgfbrd therein aud 900 thr com
plaiut boo Uid cause, % briuH aIIcErd ihH tlu
Sanchez. hia vile. h4Vr departed th's Ute. irat.
iUH aH their only hrr tIg defendant James
-aUDNt r. uT infant. who Dr. Iuf O. resident uf tNr
lrrutUIf uf Sew Mexico hut tle republic ui
Mexico, 8ul chat tht mId Nrul % fivld ls thv
executor - ihr estate gi ihe sail 1atiana
Montana dr Sanchez. and tliai Cine said CHARLES
3 MISSIONER Dr. tlC legally qualified Hud art.
lng e. Ctitrr ut said New Meztcu Savings
Bank l1u 7 futt Company iud Is vested With
al She uRit. title aud intrfcs, uf that Cuf.
puf8tinu under saii deed ~ trust The aiid de-
frndBuI. laWrs Sanchez is arfrhf notified
that unless he enters his appearance Boo sald
caure un uf before the lath DAY 81 July, 1901,
Judgment NiI ur rendered 20 sad cause
aEsiusi ham by default The name ui thr piliu-
NO.. attorney b William u. Lee and hIa post.
office address iB AiNuQutfu1r New Mexico
NAkkI r.. OWEN
Clerk ut said District Court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

Those who attended thr lecture aud
musical program GO tGp reading room
uf th" SANTA D.. pgrhp last nigbt
feel wen repaid f1r tn time
spout. o.. DO Nla ONO of tl. most on.
luNahlo entertainments that BIAS ever
been given boo thp DtI Th. election
rendered by tho male quartz. Wessrs.
Han Ballard Newton and HnIi were
interesting aud the yiolln colo by
Miss n.s ig Irene Chapman ana vocal
solo by Mrs q Shiutpk. wore u1m.
beers which received ~" hearty uppro.
baton OF Hll present MH tbapin'a
lecture ou "AhuslH of iItruturo."
contained many brilliant thouahts and
un doubt viii result in much Nonent
tu those who heard tho uIta 49,
marks Mr chaplin enc sketch artist
eft the l.ua Angeles Tim,f $50. present
and displayed q few of his talents ID
good advantage.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
NJ W fluufuuYs
Trustee.
fifst National BANS.
Albuquerque n NJ

john Mclltcauy.
Mafy Finch.
Nodce I. hereby given that thc under
siapcd n W. tin tngy snf,al master.
rendered 10 tie shove rulucd cause ,nthr sth
day of March. a. No. 1901. will. fut thp purpose
~. g,Y,as ec al '.d s,g@s9, 1g ,af ~, \.
highest hlddrr fuf cash. 10 The IN ne door ~
pe rosionicc i1 thr ,by VI AUulucfque
II June b fo63 ,fI i, az t.,a SS wa I ,a
irfrst OF tle said icfru aut John Mciifrtuy,
bon aud to thr following teal estate situated
of iruailiio aud territory " New Mctiro. Co.,.
The undivided one half usl Of she Z. s.
Kline lode mine aa thr same u known and
Jan, q leHH. ard recorded Jan. N.isuu. BOO vol.
~ of thr uiuing c,uidsu of befntillu
page 90. fcirfrnrrt n which said record b. ncfc
by. wase Cog move triil uler ~ Outuuu
Also thr undivided one half IsI Ul that Ger.
tain miniuH claim known us ODE oregon min.
naicd u the location notice thereof dated
May 90 lhnt, and Nlrd |u TIE Office a. the
probate CLERK ana Is .onco recorder OF Bee.
ises. AID ,iI feemde8 9 loi "Kt page 3l OF
the mining ttTu.ds 90 tlr said county, fut
rfcncr to which BE- hereby made TOT more
An undivided ouc.hul 0blof that certain
UlriuR Him Known Hs tht Topeka mine, as
ltcsam y known and l-4gnaird In ne
q" filed boo ihC Office of Vie ohtr Clttk ard
rK uihCiuff rufdrr uf zoe fdiicfuHl. goo county
on tnc la b day of May, isua ANA recorded
On liaak ~, iHFr iHH ui Che mining records
uI thr ta.d ruuntY. reference tu which s here
ly made f.fu tIr ua ocular De- tHptiun
Iur IIduueut rendered In ihr said cause.
tuEttty v 800 iutcict and Cusis vii, un ga,
date ui thr aId taly. amount Gag tllr sum of
one th. uslud, thirr bundled aud siHtrrn
and tVruty uur.ituudrcaths .tl,Htu.20I DO.
lsfH tud tIe cufts 10 ti.a cole.
Tue successful bidder ur hIlicrs will b- De-.
quurd Geo deposit with fIg undersigned. upon
tIr Hrrrpft tp Of flt UIU uI bids ten prt cent
| oi the amount ui t.rlf bids lud tut balance of
I tae puf base .n.r sltI Or uaII upuH thr
livery Co.. tltw OBJ H good tuI .uHir eft deed tU
] Che property tu purchased. NUNN deed shall
convey ali thr interest ti tIr Hlii ittrU ltnf.
[ boz aud tn che aaId property.
81 s. FLOIkNON.
Special Master
IR.M.D BRYAN.
| \ huQuriuIp NJ NJ
Aftffnrf f.if Plaintiffs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

A lodge OF the Eagles was organ
'1cf here tho other day. the following
officers being elected
Worthy Past l'rosid.Hi Geo Is
Noh,r
Worthy President Frank Mckee
Chaplain = q Albright
Secretary Joseph sheridan
Treasurer " 4 CaHsmau
Royal Conductor Carl Hoffman
Inside Guard O.. A. Staurnpckor.
Outside Guard Robert Appleton
Trustees r r. iubbrU Joseph
Barnett " Is Childcrs
Medical Examiner o. a.
HAYNES
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
EpWOrth League
California Excursions.

Account FINN International Conventional Epvorh League
Francisco, July
san fiuuc,eo s u ideal weather always cou
Trip thitlcr
Arizona, pleasant h1lciup
fv iup muuag
Francisco.
meal service personally conducted
Indian
'a}"hu Arizona worlds greatest spectacle, easily
Soc outncm California ifs noted resort hoe, dylc valleys
majestic mountains smooth Breaches lovely islands
sos BE-, rmtrop FRUITS aud flowers, It's u wells This
limos uUd comfort
Extremely liberal sluUuprr
choice
via Santa pc Route. Descriptive Literature request
Address e. g. Houghton d. y. A. s. Ry ~ Paso Texas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
ORDINANCE NO. tss.

BE- IL ordained by the city council
of the city OF Albuquerque. New Mex
loo.
Section That In all ordinances
OF the city. heretofore passed relating
90 the board of health and contagious
or infectious diseases. the words scar.
let fever shall be- inserted as a part OF
such ordinances. after the words
small poX and the disease. scarlet.
fever. shall bee taken and considered
az an infectious and contagious dis
ease. included aud comprohonded in
the terms of such ordinances as full
By and 90 all intcnts and purposes as
10 inserted iu such ordinances az the
time uf their passage
Section @ THIS ordinance shall DO
In force and eject from and after It's
due passage.
o. n. MARION,
Mayor
G. w MEDLER.
fHN.rE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08


Territory ut Sea Mexico. County uf urrna.
lIllu BOO tie District Count
Jennie AuVulH. flWuun,
q J AUru't. Defendant
so y. q Aur 'H. HrIJudHui Sou uff hrf t.
~ notified ihai iur fuUtr named plaintiff.
Jennie AUrula uas commenced 1000 action tod
absolute divorce aFHu.t YuH. uIuu ne
grounds uf abandonment AVID Irsrriun aul
failure tu support uud priy loo further aud Other
frltrf
notified illf unless buu appear ana answer the
cuu. ii In sI.d cause On uf huiufc thr lh
day 40 July \ ID. lbul Ia the court house Iu
apply 800 lhs Cuuu iHr friiei dcmIndrI u tar
complaint Hnd Judgment viii br entered
against sou hi I.'1GII
uAkkf rNWEN
litrk a. t.id District Count
FEIfk IA LfsrFH
Attorney Coo thu l'autH.
once and rustufllrr address
Albugurigue, \, "A,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
G. W MEnLER,
city Clerk.
Fist publication June g, 1901
Nutcc io Creditors of the Estate ~ Cris-
mimi a rlnLL.- LlDnnn.nn

tnhui Nrmiiu, Deceased
Pub be- notice is hereby given thai IN under.
siHur a. Fiona ArWiiu dc haca has been hY the
Probate Cuu If hemalillo County, New
Mexico, duly app intrd admmistatJx of the
rrthic ui & siohsl AfWliu. deceased, and las
duly qualified Az such,
Al prssuua having claim against the said
estate ere hereby required 90 present The same
duly itrmited and yerih q a. required by law
ca re a. thg uhrr NJ my attorney, Nell Ficid
Albuquerque New Mex co.. within the time
prescribed gy Law. All claims not 80 presented
will hr forever baUHd,
All q tsuns Knowing themselves 20 be- tn
dchtrl tn The sail estate are requested Go call
and settle Nith my said attorney Who DO fully
Authorized 10 rc .rivt and receipt for such IN
dcdtrdncas,
FLORA ARMIJO DE BACA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

g.. sl. LING NME G ~
.cCsv GEr,Cc CHEMICAL =
,J.hl VI i4L h'7 Tag oRA1 e..
.,ltlrf.tIr rals,a1o sdt SAMPLES ty mhiiof
.lfr owes uU,aui cHi -iul rtltn'Dl
O. y 5uit' Lg,t,h . 'ruRCeAsE0,
rr-ngift ifa Trrfr .Ns.or CIV l1rd let,
90 t.sgs8 LawTcb,, e Denvef. Cele
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

rat Kennedy "a well known citizen
OF Gallup is In the clty He 81 hero
ON business
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
SENTENCE COMMITTED,
Silver City Disappointed Or Account
that Gales Will not Hang.
NORMAL SCHOOL SPORTS.
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
silver City. " NJ. juno THE cit
liens Of this county aud section were
disappointed 10 hear that Governor
Otoro had commutod the sentence ~
Andres Gales who was to have been
hanged in this city next Friday. 90 a
life sentence. as the murders In Grant
county the past year have been so
numerous that IL was the verdict Of
The people that something should be-
done to stop the Killings On the 9th.
er hand Gales 10 only boy " Us
years of age and although n hardened
criminal u was thought boy some he
was too young 10 be- hung
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

Territory u New Mexieo,
County uf nrfnalNtn.
90 thU niatfiCt Court
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-04
PROPHECY is FULFILLED.

There was published in the inter
Ocean April %, 1900. a forecast OF won
derful changes. The forecast hinged
upon the death of Queen Victoria. and
the man who made it is well known
to the public, is prominent as a public
speaker. and his word receives coEsid-
Grafton in the community where he is
! best known. AS stated in the dispatch
he is not spiritualist in the ordinary
everyday sense. but believes that
things are revealed to him from a su-
pernatural source. In the light or his
prediction of the manner and death OF
the Queen Victoria his forecast is de-
serving of more than passing thought.
The dispatch sent from Washington
under date of April %. 1900 was as
follows:
The coming century will see remark
able. wonderful changes in govern
ments and religion. The different
branches of the Christian church will
come closer to one another. The love
of God will bring man nearer to broth
erhOod.
Sectarian bitterness will in great part
be wiped out Within the next quarter
of a century a great upheaval of Eur
opean governments will take place.
Republican governments will be the
rule. monarchy the exception, at the
opening OF the first quarter OF the cell
tury. Queen Victoria will die very sud
denly The Prince of Wales will come
to the throne. After a short reign the
will die by violence. He came nearer
death last week than the world Knows
The Duke of York will succeed him,
and be the last of the line of monarchs
of Great Britain for the present. n re-
public will be established in England
in about fifteen years. India will be
lost to Great Britain in the meantime
After the loss of India rapid decline
of the power of the government OF
Great Britain will take place France
will have comparative peace and pros
perity. with a stable republican gov
eminent. for at least twenty-five years
to come"
This same man now declares that
from the same source he is told that
the Prince of Wales will not reign
two years and that the Beers will get |
a satisfactory colonial government.
Cut this out and put it where you
IAN refer to it. and see how near these !
to the real facts during the |
next decade.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-04

has already purchased a good string OIL
colts and good mares and will enter
his horses in the coast circuit this
year.
There is a possibility of ShamrocB
No. l coming to America with her sue
cessor, Mr.. Banjo, Sir Thomas Upton S
American representative, says that If it
is early enough to ensure plenty
of trial races on the other side Sir
Thomas Upton may not bring her ov-
err, but if Shamrock No. should be
late in taking to the water her prede-
cessor will come across with her and
the trials will be finished off Sandy
Hook The old craft will have new
spars and new gear, and Designai
Fife will probably manage her during
the trial races.
Harry Gibson, the Cincinnati 10y
who holds the undisputed middle dis
lance cycle championships, and Charles
Miller, the long distance champion
have been matched. They are to ride
100 miles, The two champions will
theater. The match which will he on
rollers, will doubtless attract
great deal of attention.
Kid Mccoy, who has just gone to
Europe wants Sharkey to come over
there and fight him before the Nation
al Sporting club of London. Mccoy
thinks the club will offer them purse.
Sharkey, however. knows good thing
when he sees it and will stay in this
countary and fight poor old Peter Ma
her. Both Sharkey and Maher will
challenge the winner of the Cincinnati
contest.
Old John L. Sullivan said the other
day that Terry McGovern was the
greatest pugilist that ever entered
ring. HE goes right after his man, )"
said John L., lust like 1 used to when
| was good. But he is only kid but
when he grows up he will be the
greatest the world ever knew. He has
the sense to leave whiskey alone and
| didn't-that's the only difference be-
tween u.s.
Oscar Gardner has challenged Nc
Govern to fight for the feather weight
championship. He says that if Terry
won't meet him he will claim both
the bantam and featherweight cham
pionship and be ready for all corners.
He now has several matches among
them one with George Dixon. the ex-
featherweight champion. McGovern
will likely take fall out of him before
long.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-04
Heard In
Hotel IObbieS...

Charles Seymour, for many years
managing editor of the Chicago Chron-
icle. is at the Sheldon. +. Seymour
has been at the desk regularly for
many years and his health was i'm
paired SO as to necessitate rest, and he
is in Ell Paso to spend several months
Few men in the newspaper field have
seen more service and harded service
than has Mr.. Seymour. He went from
the ranks of the repOrtorial staff to
the managing editors desk of one of
the best papers on the continent and
has seen service in every department
of the work. He is an old friend of
Harry B. Layton. now of Ell PaSo, and
the two friends are spending most of
their time together. He and Mr.. Lay
ton held desks close together in Chi
cago ten years ago Mr.. Seymour knows
the reputation of Ell PaSo correspond
ents and yesterday offered them con-
gratulations on getting up the great
est fakes that ever went over the wires.
Il am not here to interfere with you"
he said. but to regain my health.
These border stories make good read
ing in the east and north and you can't
give us too much Yaqui war and Mex
lean raids
We played a double joke coming in
on the Southern Pacific train Friday
night" said a gentleman at the Orn-
dorff. "Quartine Inspector MObly and
"a young girl from Arizona were the vic
tins. We had been talking about the
quarantine when the girl spoke up and
wanted to know what it meant and
what to do. We told her the officer
would ask her many questions about
San Francisco and whether she had
been in Chinatown lately. She would
have to answer them all and then hold
up her hand. We told her that when
the officer asked her to hold up her
hand she must scream as loud as she
could. The poor thing did not catch on
that it was a joke and after the quar-
antine officer finished his questions he
held up his hand to swear the girl. True
to her promise and in all earnestness
she screamed at the top of her voice.
The inspector came near dropping
through the floor and forgot entirely
that he was going to swear her..
s. c. Pratt. a prominent capitalist of
New York city, is at the Sheldon. Mr..
Pratt is ma old friend of President c.
B. Eddy of the White Oaks railroad
and is here to VISIT him. He is also
interested in several big financial prop
ositions in this section and will be in
Ell Paso for several days.
W. d. Allison, a prominent cattleman
of Midland, Texas, is at the Zeiger.