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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-05-16
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AUVtTI'Se III IIle ADVERTISER.
Mrs. ]. No matter what causes
facial eruptions, absolute clean
liness inside and out is the only
way to cure them. Rocky Mount.
ain Tea taken this month will
drive them away. 35c. Ask
your druggist.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-05-16

a. u. Russell has been offered
a position on the North Western
road in Michigan.
Messrs. Sherman and Nichols
VI Oiiicago, are here looking
over North Western lands. Dock
Bennett is showing them around
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-05-16
LOCAL LOGIC.

Billy Chilson is transacting
business at Gillett.
F. o. Rusch went down the
line on business Wednesday, I"
Mike Moore vent to Green
Bay Saturday.
John Carlson transacted busi-
ness at Surfing last week,
H. W. Swan had the misfor,
tune to lose ahorse Monday.
John Carlson purchased the
iTraynor Pros. farm near this
place last week,
Mrs. M, j. Dickinson and Miss
Anna Boehm visited friends at
Laona' Wednesday,
A. L. Burgan and family have
moved into the rear of their store
building.
Town Board met Wednesday,
with the next issue we begin
publishing the proceedings.
Henry Hempel was over to
Crandon last week and filed on
2 homestead north of the 500.
Norman Johnson and family
are visiting Mr., and Mrs. Dickin-
son to-day.
Our citizens are getting their
grounds ready to put in their
crops. y
Chas. Swanson has completed
his contract with Jos. Trompczy
nski at Rat River and returned |
TO Wabeno, !
The Polelander, who murder
ed Chief of Police Moore at Stan
ey, was sentent ed to IA years
at Waupun.
Landlord Boehm is making
lecided improvement in his sa-
Don, by putting up an ice house
md repairs.
Mrs. Evans is assisting at the
Hotel Wabeno. Mr.. Evans re-
urned from Taylor Co, where
le bought some land, wednesday.
Miss Celia Juneman visited
he Moore family at the Hotel
this week. Mrs. Moore
ccompanied her to Laona, re-
urning Wednesday,
DIR. and Mrs Briggs and daugh-
er are in the village. Owing to
he wreck which occurred below
lakewood, the dentist was not
bic to be here the last trip, as
dvertised.
Assemblyman Valentine, ex.
sheriff Appleby and DR.. st.
ohns, all of GAINESVILLE, came up
friday to spend few days at
he Appleby resort on Pickerel
AXE.
Joe Wenzel, who has been
ealing lumber here the past
inter for the Jones Lumber
o., left for Elcho last Monday,
there he secured S position with
he Co.
Al. Poronto, Manager of the
ones Lumber Co. of Appleton,
Tho has been here the past
inter looking after the Co.'s
amber, departed for Kelley,
sst Monday. .
Miss Tile Strohm, who has 2
cen with the Nc Kittrick family
t Perkins, Mich, for some time
eturned home to-day. She was
ccompaned by her friend Mr.. 6
'oreman of that city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09

Adlt Cen ". H. Whilemuu issued
general order No. 3, which read. a,
follows.
"lhr governor and cummandrr-Iu-
chief having been informed hy the
honorable secretary Of state, Washing.
tuu' ~ c., that military band and "A
detachment of different troop, uf che
Mexican army numbering boz ON five
officers uud ninety men, with twcuty-siN
horses, aud arms, desire go enter the
United states at IN pasu, TcN., curuu,e
~ the i'un-Amrrigan exposition at
buffalo, by way oi thc Aichisuu Tourka
a santa tc railroad in Chicago, aud
thence lo Buffalo hy the Michigan Cen.
ilal RAILROAD 20 b., therefore. ordered
that permission hr aud the same h
hereby granted to thp aforesaid blur.
officers and men, horses aud arm, of
the Mexican army, to enter thr terri
tory ui New McEiro, aud tu pas, through
said territory hy Na, Of the Atchi~nn.
I'.'ka 81 santa BE- railroad. sarute
lo Buffalo, uud upon returning Ia pass
through said territory over The same
route, Ii ,u desired.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
IoIncd MLthont A,,Ltnn,.

G.. L. uorau the efficient pustomce
inspector Tor tho United states who
BINS done much effective work In this
community has brought bis family
D. ro AMI viii bc one Of us In tho Ca.
.rc. ono uf hie FIRST acts was 60 Join
." board oi trade saying that he had
!. pd ln many places in the cuuntr..
aud that any place with any push hal
one and thrt such organizations are
absolutely necessary Look at On.
Alhugurrpuy hotel the now railroad
going uu. tHn proposed yiaduct. tho
public library tho handsome cul.
house tho Commercial club ~ AlhU.
quorqup uu &C.,
What arc Won do.sE there. Money r'
Making n list of names of members
OF oar board az trade
Road Thorn on Go nae put my name
down first am Wucd DOrnu
That 90 cway nGuu docs things
and that why ho'g successful las
Vegas Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
THE LEGISLATURE.
Insane Asylum Sehen 9 KiIIed--Luna
County Bill For Monday,
SUNDAY Law ARGUMENTS.
COUNCIL.

In the legislative council yesterday
morning the sO.callod Springer public
school measure. council bill No g.
had right of way ~ the special order.
hut Mr. Springer asked that its con.
alteration again be- deferred FOR
time Mr.. Hughes desired n Specific
daic hNcd for taking up the matter.
ami II was accordingly set for Mon.
day morning next. provided II ~ not
earlier called up by Mr. Springer.
chairman uf the council committee on
education
Mr. Sploss introduced council bill
80 uG. an act Co change the name 81
the New Mexico Insane asylum 20 that
uf see New Mexico hospital" and
earnestly pressed the measure for
passage. Mr. Cruickphank opposed
the bill. Tie considered the move 20
incorporate the word hospital" az an
effort 20 secure control Of the public
lands donated by congress for tho
bonoAt Of territorial hospital Tor
miners. Mr.. Hinklo quoted Dr. Tip
ton ~ Las Vegas on the subject and
asserted that the doctor had sought To
induce him to Introduce bin similar
10 this. and the idea be- received from
ur Upton was that such measure
wou,u give tho insane asylum control
OF the public lands IN question Mr..
Spipss strenuously denied that the
bin carried any such intent aud sad
10 was designed 10 eliminate the words
insane asylum" because they were
Objectionable 90 many persons. and II
mad now become quite the custom IN
the states 90 adopt some other titlo.
such as hospital" or "aanitarium"
for such institutions. Mr.. CruickshauK
moved 90 table tho bin indefinitely
Mr.. Spicss recalled the bin from tn
clerks desk and Incorporated into Il
"a prOviso to the cneCt that the grant
" lnnda tO the hospital for miners
should not go 90 the Nov Mexico hos
pital' However. Mr.. Cruickahnnk
motion w kin the hill prcyaicd--s to
o..
Mr.. Hughes then moved to take up
the Luna county bus. and that tn
council resolved Itself into committee
uf the whole to consider tho mrrlts
LOT the two measures together tho or.
rlnal hiil and the Hnkle substitute"
The vote ON this motion was to
Mr.. Navarro absent and MT Springer
declining 10 vote. declaring that be-
had been paired with Mr. Navarro on
th. question who. " present. would
vote aye. The chair ruled that Mr.
Springer would have 90 hc excused
from voting by tho council and
motion to that eject was made. blt
Mr. Springer said ho did not ask 90 lo
excuse, as he considered Il matt
uf conscience whether member yot 'd
or NOT under the circumstances. and h'
stood upon his rights Ia the premises
Pending further discussion ON this
point. on motion Of ar. Easley the
council took recess to e D. IN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The council roasscmhlod az gas,
Mr. Hughes moved recess for haiti
an hour
Mr. Spices what does the gentle.
man want a recess for? I object
The chair The gentleman from
licrnalillo moves recess for hall an
hour. There being no objection cour
ell Will remain I'm recess half an hour. Do
and then Mr. Hughes az well as tho
assembly enjoyed rather heart
laugh ON tho gentleman from san
Miguel" who took II quite as go "A
naturcdly as u the laugh had been on
some other fellow.
80 the termination Of the recess the
chair raped for order aud said
Tho question now rccurs upon the
motion at the gentleman from Bernn
lillo. Mr.. Hughes. that the caaU' u 20
into committee Of the whole 60 CON.
,,svr council bin No. 53'-thc Luna
county hin.
Mr.. Cruickshank moved that Mr.
springer be- excused from voting Car
riDd Mr. CrulcEshank then moved
that tho matter go over without prciH.
dice 90 the standing of the bins. ant
nu made the special order for MONDAY
morning Mr. Hughes Withdrew his
motion to GO into committee OF th'
whole and MIR Cruick3hank's motion
prevailed.
Tho council then took up council
bin No GO Mr. Harrisuns measure for
regulation OF the location ~ houses u
ill rcputc. etc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
HOUSE.

The reading OF the minutes was di8.
pongcd with on motion of Mr. Bowie.
uud the house AZ once took np the sp,-
clal order House bin No 1875. by Nc.
sat man an act 90 protect public wOr.
ship and 90 prevent the Dissertation uf
the nrgt day OF the week. cummoul
called Sunday. Moro than an hour
was spent In consideration Of th
measure, and after an extended a..
bate section .. the bone OF contention
was eliminated from the hill The sec.
ton provided that every person WIN
shall either labor himself or CaLpOl
toes apprentice. servant or any other
person under his charge ar control to
labor ser perform any work other than
the household Offices of daily necas.
sity or other works OF necessity ar
charity on the firgt day ~ the week,
commonly called Sunday, shall be-
deemed guilty ~ misdemoanor. ani
on conviction thereof shall be- fined In
q sum not less than $40 nor more than
500, or boy imprisonment In the county
Jail not exceeding sixty days" ThJ
debate brought out the opinion that
The existing Sunday law was Cunaii.
cred broad enough for all practical
purposes and after numerous amend.
members had grown weary and gone
90 the comfortable lounges Ia the anti.
rpumf. uoCcBsltating the sergeant a..
arms Co Do sent for them repeatedly.
Mr. sanchez uf Mora put stop 90
things by moving that the bill as
amended bc sent to the table indpN
nitcly Motion prevailed -t2 To 10.
me special committee on road i'm
pruyemDnt legislation. through Mr.
uallcs, thpu presented les report &c.
cumpaniod by Mr.. Burns council bin
No. 2S and Mr. Slaughter'a house bin
40. i5i, ON the subject and recon
mrudcd practically new measure.
framed on lines chiefly suggested m
Nr. Slaughter'a bill. The subject Wts
warmly debated. One ~ the piuyig.
ions allows the expenditure ~ $50
year by road supervisors In improve.
mcptH IN any one precinct Mr.. Cal.
ticrru2 desired 90 cut this amount 10
$50, saying that even then u woull
cost his county bcrnaliao. over 81 OOl
1uc Amendment was lot. /
rs 10 4. Mr. Gutierrez moved 90 AL |
lOurn l.Oat-G 90 a.. u was thpn
i-.2u D. M. ar. Dalics said II tho
roads improvement bin was not forth. |
With disposed ~ he feared Il wouI |
again serve "a open up the ao0dgntes /
NJ discussion This afternoon Mr.
liatcmnn offered an amendment rcquir I
INK Incorporated townB 90 share az
cost Of road improvements within .
iNc miles outside the Incorporated linn /
.ta Mr. sanchez 81 Valencia moved /
.n table the amendment Carried ~ T.
10 ~ Mr. Gutierrez moved 90 al /
lourn MIR nalles made another ap /
peal for concluding consideration OF F.
.hr BIN Motion 20 adjourn lost 9 a. .
~ About this time the speakers ga I
% did q great deal Of work Mr. Bate |
nan said be regarded il aa AN out |
uro that the country people should bee !
'uQuirOd 10 work the roads right 40 1
% tho Incorporated limits Of the cities F.
md towns; ana this hill required taD F.
'ountry people to do the work. Will /
,.c townapoOplo took their ease sitting F.
lruund FALCONS. Mr. Sanchez moved
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09

a. nm account of the death uf g. s.
lara. he WAS called upon % assume
the masters chair. being he senior
warden at the lodge Hon. A. ~.
Wilkinson acted az spokesman for tn
lodge aud presented the glu With
some pleasing and wcll.ChobCn 90.
marks. Mr. McdlOr while taken by
surprise. managed 40 reply boz SUIT
able manner; in fact. since an event
that Happened on the Goth of last
month h. has become expert iu meet
ing extraordinary and diGcult situa.
lions.
Frank Strong will so out 10 Winslow
tonight 90 prepare IN" remains OF
David Lesser. who died there this
morning. for shipment To the east Zoe
burial The remains viii pass through
here sunday morning
Mrs. Binohcart representing the VI
uvi company OF Denver rs IN tho CITY
and delivered n highly interesting an
Woll-att,ndrd lecture a. the homo Di
the local representative. Mrs Robcrtt
this afternoon.
Hon B =. Rodoy and wifa have left
Washington for Albuquerque. Thoy
are expected horne Sunday or MONDAY
NIGHT.
After n few days trip on the road.
visiting Santa Pc and other points
north a. y. McGancy came home last
nisht
There will be- q regular meeting ~
Adah chapter this evening az y o'cloCE
at the Masonic temple All mcmborI
earnestly requested To- attend
Melville Summers has gone to Santa
b. fOi n few days tie viii attend the
meetings Of the legislature aud look
pftor some business matters.
q. w Johnston has been appointed
lay probate court as administrator OF
the estate 81 Thomas A. Fincal. de-
ceased. and has qualified to act lea that
capacity.
The Water Supply company are
making extensive improvements az tn
pm ping plant and will be- able 60 fur.
niih an ample supply Of water tho
coming season Tor all purposes.
There was a rumnr on the street tu
day in effect some changes would bn
made Ia the omccB OF the Now York
lilc Insurance resulting IN tho re-.
moval oi tho cashiers office from Al.
buqucrqup 4 representative OF Tho
clifton Investigated The report ami
received assurance from Ralph r. HBl
luran that the rumor is unfoundpH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
Mrs. PfnkhaR1 HELMS
Two Women Through
Change Of life and Cures
Another Of SGorIIIfy.
Read Their Letters.

DEAU NHs. pnKuAN feel that IL
IN owing tu Lydia L. PiukhRm's Vegr-
table Compound that / am alive to-
day. 10 lah taken me out Of sick
bed where ] had Jain for sik weeks
with good doctor Go tend me twicc "a
day. My trouble was change Ut life,
hnd ircquci HrwurIhngrs Your medi-
cine checked the how right away. 1
am now able tn dO all my work. and
bncknche Is unknown ! ann forty.
three years Of age and enjoying good
aeaith. Mis-. ANNiE FosTER, Cascade
Locks, OrvFun
DEAR MHs PlNKHAM When first
wrote 10 you, / was ina % very bad con-
diuon. | was passing through the
1hangc Of life land the doctors said 1
had bladder aud liver trouble. / had
suffered FOR nine years Doctors failed
20 do ne any good. Since have taken
Lydia T.. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com.
pound ms health has improved very
much. viii gladly recommend your
medicine to others and am sure that IL
will prove as great o blessing 90 them
a. 10 has 10 me. w. Mrs GWo. Il. JuNF.
Dol DC halb Ave, Brooklyn, N. Y.
DEAR Mas PiNEHAN was nv
ardent desire 90 have chiid. had
been married three years and could
not become a mother 80 wrote 10 Won
q find out the reason After follow
ing your kind advice and taking Lydia
+. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
became the mother Of beautiful baby
boy. the JOS Of our home. he Is fat,
healthy baby, thanks 81 your medi.
cine. MRs. MISDA FISKLE, RoE-
coe, n. y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
ACCUSED OF mooNsnlNlNo.
The Proprietors Of a oistillsry at Al
tee Under Arrest


Deputy United states Marshal f.. ".
Hail ha returned 90 Santa Fo from
Aztec. san Juan county. with three
prisoners John q. ONJy. a. s. Cobb
aud Sidney Fulton. accused of break.
.ng On" United States revenue law
ur iu other words, OF making moon
shine whiskDy and brandy al their dis.
ulloTv u Aztec Tho accused men op.
urNtCd under the name OF OlVpy Neal
a. Co. tho members uf the firm hoine
John g. Olycy. Caleb Neal. Ulysses S
Cobb, RUFUS Fulton and Sidney Full.
ton They came 90 Aztec from North
Carolina. and established a distillery
Boo August ~ last year. using the fruit
rais'i in san Juan county. Internal
Revenue Collector A. l.. Morrison be-.
came suspicious Of tho doings Of the
hIm ANA aont Deputy United states
collector ~. j. Luomis tp Aztec. who
discovered distilled spirits hidden
away in another building. aud prompt
~ seized tho listuory on account of
thi1 ana failure 10 keep the records
prescribed by the government. Tho
hrm offered compromise. but the de-.
parimnnt a. Washington refused 90
accept H. Warrants were issued. and
Deputy Marshal Hall ieft last week 40
arrest tho mon They had left Aztec.
aud were found az Durango. Colo. John
e. Olyoy u, 3. Cobb and sidney Fulton
were arrested. Cobb attempted 10 cs.
cape and was fired 40 ,Aroc times by
Han The last shot grazcd Cobhs
right car and De promptly surrcn
dDrOd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
kneek.d out WIN a Rnok.

Wul Goodwin and Albert Lumpkin,
boys about go years OF age. became Ia
NolNDd in scrap at tho Durango wood
yards Bt the corner of Main and Elov.
cuth last evening about I o'clock
LumykIn picked un q club and went al
Tor Goodwin who ran around house
aud then picked up a big rock aud
cracked lumkIu above the cas. Tho
boy inll inarnsihle 90 the ground and
was carried to the Durango Plumbing
works whore ID. haggRu attended
ham. lir hiDd some from the ear. but
little from tho wounC 80 little that
the doctor was inclined To fear fatal
results. Goodwin was arrested by
Marshal Wickiinc and turned over 10
the district attorney. who had him
couiipod ln the county Jail At last "a.
ports the injured youth was uncon
scious and recovery question uf so.
riuus doubt Durango Democrat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
MAIL STAR ROUTES.
Bids VIII &c Asked for BY Postofiee
Department.


Postmaster ArmiIo Is In receipt of
an Official communication frna tho
department at Washington In which
hr is advised that la September next
bids will be- advertised for a. cprrv
malls for n term of four years. com.
Wencing july ! 1909. on star routes
from Albuquerque To paiurito. Cuba.
ferea and ,nill be- information is
also conveyed that nu bids will be-
considered other than those received
from actual residents ON the lines of
routes bid for The department also
socks 90 inCrcAsr the COuycniences TO
ianchmcu ana others living cohtigu.
Gus 20 routes and between pustomces.
providing that persons so situated
may put boxes on the road. properly
marked and mail for those people be-
ing directed To one or other OF the
two pOstuficcB NJ the ends OF route ON
which they live shall 5o deposited in
nuNof hy carriers. and that any lct.
'rru those people desire mailed shall
be- taken mp hy carrier when properly
htampe. aud delivered az the first post
office on their route. This system has
lcon In practical use In some parts of
New Mexico. by reason uf a mutual un
Outstanding between carriers aud %,
ciploutB ~ mail who have given dis
trihuting pnatmaatcla the proper au
thurity 10 deliver Under the plan
proposed hy tho department the Gus
ON viii become uniform ON an star
Q untoa, and being ordered hy tho dp.
partmcnt there viii be- no fees or
other than tho required
postage rates governing mail matter
~ different classes The plan is
rood one and will prove vastly bone
hciai 10 parties living on star routes.
frequently a days ride from the near.
est pustofcp.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09

~ % meeting ut the hulrl off direct.
pr- ,f fhc New MrNicu baptist college.
AIhmDgordo, Rev. G.. g. Waller handed
u hI. resignation us president of that
Institution, which gu- accepted. Aua
Prof Thomas shannon wa, chosen to
succeed him.
Tho liilI-burp Advocate says. VIII
cooper who went to Albuquerque 10
few uuy, ago suffering FROM throat
trouble. and whose condition wis pro-.
uouurDd very critical at FIRST i- now
rrpurlcd doing nicely, though NOT set
out ct dangeri
Harry b. Moorc, we'll aud hyoubi,
known iu Silver City aud Grant county.
hul who hu. been iu business iu ID pn,o
tor several Ncur- past. died at faywood
Springs, ut rheumatism at the heart.
lucic Harry Wa, Ni years of age aud
unmarried
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
GALLUP OIL FIELDS.
a Few Facts About the Discovery
Several Companies Organized.
hARlANO CORPANY'S lN0s.

several years agu ,ccpttt ui CD
was discovered Boz % sandstone blum -umr
eighteen miles from Galhp. Two c.ti.
fDus of what was Ilu Coolidge CON.
criNcd the idea uf uDitiug % low uf uil
hy tnuu'llug into tho hiIl. which they
proceeded to du. hut of ,uur.p found
only The same OH aud uil rock The oil
question WIS not thuu us wen under.
viuuu u. now and ihv matter dropped
some Tive ur -iN Ncnr ufu the subject
was revived. % company formed iu Gall
Top and wen hurnd .uInp 300 fepi and
then abandoned.
since the California aud Texas aud.
the subject has been again revived and
in earnest INuDrj. frUm Colorado and
other purt- have bpDu employed inrN-
anime The fields and ail hive pronounced
them iuVowb.N There bias hupu hyr
or six cumpmuio. formed. some uf ihcm
only to hold lhr land. but others drtnr.
mined tp find oil 10 there is any. hli &C.
b. The general upihion of expert. tiit re-
depth ui 3.uW lryt coz moro will have fu
hv bored. Most uf The cumpHu a.. Hayr
made ull their locations around ODD. moan
thC tunnel while one coz two rnHlauir.
who know tho country went much f.I.
Their, the Mariana Oil company lurntir
from The tunnel east 70 distance of It
miles. The name Nuruuo D.. uku
from u Navajo chirf who lived ou
lake named iur him. last year the
government ~iockcd This uko with two
kinds of u.h N,nr lhp east end of tlp
reservation b. % place vhrrr lhr bot air
b coming up through thr ruck- loo O.
hundred different pl".rs, and Nt- 90
-trung smell OF sulphur Exports -t,
O N.H.H ... j.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
DAVID LESSER DEAD
His Demise Occurred al Winslo n
NhIIe WAITING His Brother Jullua.

While Visiting His Brother julius.
Word was received here at noon To-.
dav that David Lesser died this morn
ing at lu o'clock at Winslow. A. r..
az which place he was visiting with hiF
brother Julius. Mr.. Lesser had been
quit sick for a fow days. and his VII
and ur j. r. Pearcc were called 10
WnAluW nirht before last Il seems
that the end came soon ater their ar
rival There. While complete arrange
mcnts have not as yet been made. IL
a. understood that the remains will be-
taken to New York city for burial. &C..
Companiod by his brother.
Ny Lesser was born ia Germany IA
MAY 1919. making him nearly o. years
al HEe. TIE came 10 this country win
hts parents when & years OF age, ana
was reared and educated In New York
city. He entered business early IN
iitc ana came 60 the southwest about
1850 conducting with his brothers %
dry goods store IN old AlDuquerqut
AitrrWard he was one OF tine arm Of
Lesser Bros A Lewiston In the same
buHiuI Hh in the now town. Several
yoars ago no. withdrew from the firm
ana Tor "a while was in the cigar busl.
ness. or int. owing 10 poor health. IA.
did very little The deceased leaves "a
wife and one child. young boy. who
live here On Albuquerque Mrs Lesser
conducting the Caca.dC orc room.
ing establishment Three hrothcrs.
Louis and Abe. who reside IN New
York, and jules, a merchant 81 Wins.
low. also sister Mrs = Lewiston 81
this city ARE the relatlye8 all OF whom
are well known hcrc.
u De- not known az this writing II tho
remains win Poe held over here or not
The indications are that an cmbalmer
VII go out to Ninaiow, and the lDdy
VIII hr shipped east without stopping
here.
Mr. lesser was Mason. being
member of Temple lodge of this city.
f' also hold membership leo the AIhu.
h1quyruuc lodges Of B'nalB'rith: the
frWnwW Union of America and the
National Union from which Insurance
VIII hr Obtained. ilc carried ~ 600 .u
The Equitable l.ifg Insurance company