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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
lively Eres.fnr.An rrnt

California Kansas and Kentucky
VIII compete Zoo uu exciting frec.for
all trut at the fair ground next sun.
day afternoon Lady Margaret,
owned by Joe Barnett IN a PAGER
from tho Golden state. while Deck. "
owned hy " !. Trimblc. C9mcs from
thr Sunruwrr state OF Kansas. r j.
Shin.cks Action viii represent the
bluegrass state az kentucky. An tho
tho 2 2o mark and OF course the race
viii bee for blood
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

NiINNIlllhs
IN the district court.
The city of Albuquerque plaintin. VI
H. D. Luthy. NJ. =. Stamm. The Tel
race Improvement Add. uncorpor8
cdJ Mrs. Alice Hadlcy. Hcnl
Bruckmoicr. y. a. Henry. WilliaI
Hart. q. Dinsdalc. W. W Strong.
Folkcrt. William Archer. J. q. Bal
ridge. Milton Dow. NJ a. Nickorsu
A. Simpler. Gallan A. Kane. j. N
McQuado. q. g.. Althoimor, r.
Adams T.. j. Nelson. G.. l.. Hcrric
JOS barnett. Franz Huning, fraf
Tr1ttor. Joshua Reynolds, Rhot
Thompson. J. ID. Hoinol. j. r. Sulzd
NJ. W Flourupy, John T.. fluurnd
n. B Cristy Cooperative BuildlI
a Loan Association Sarah
Reynolds. j, a. Hubs. Il. l.. Wad
burn. 49, a. SloyBtor. W. g.. Lcona1
Lucy wallace, James Archer,L.
krawinklc. q. j. Frost. a. 4. w
kcr aud A. NJ. Gentle. defendants
Petition.
The above named defendants "
take notice that the above styled d
/ ton haf been commenced In the aho
I NNN I'N NNNIAH N'AitlNAANh AiN tAA AkA
/ To- extend the limits Of the city OF
/ buQuUrquu go as TO take and inCiu
/ therein the folluwiAg property to-wI
| Blocks Nos. 40. ar ~. 90. "a an
Of the Huuing Highland addition
the said city, books Nos, 1, 2. 3.
|ll ~. a.. "a. no. 49, ~ and
| of the Brcwuwcll 4 Lails additi
to said city, blocks Nos 1. 2. O.,
90. o. 90 20 aud % Of Brownwell
! Lails addition, blocks Nos. z. n
% OF the CrusEun a. Kennedy adj
ton GO said city. and a block OF la
bounded on the north by MarqueI
avenue extended ON the west
North High street, uu the south
/ Howard avenue extended. and ON D
east by N0rth Hill street. as dos
lated on map OF the said Crossan
| Kennedy addition And each and
OF sou are further notified that uula
you bc and ipp" before the add
styled court cause tO bc eater
your appearance ia above styled eau
ON or before the 25th day Of June,
/ ID. 1901. decree pro confcsso "
ba entered iu this cause as prayed
the complaint filed In same.
HARRY T.. OWEN,
CLERK Ut said Court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

While CAPTAIN IluNb Leeds Is on on
hIH vacation Gao lulaona hot springs
IIm ta"r iI cha OF his residence
90 $40. lU3 Roma avenue Last sun.
a1E Afternoon IsmHs McCorrlstnn.
Joe Farr ana Uth.H called ON Mr..
tha.n. ami The I..ut was "a nno din.
ncr v1. served thr party Mr. Case
acted ga ton tEH. lnr aud impromptu
speeches were mad. Dy uli called upon.
u was r. Jolly crowd ana thu dinner
cooked and srrFoI loo 6nc style. was
heartily enjoyed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
FLAG DAY

Flag Day June lith ls nov oh
served most of tho public schools
Of the United States. being SEQ &C.,
uuirod by The law in some statrs. and
70 is now proposed that this day bo
made one of tho general celebrations
in whicl AZ citizens shall join This
day has boon selected because ON that
day la l1T congress enacted. 'That
the nag OF the thirteen united states
he thirteen stripes alternate red and
white, that the union bo thirteen
stars. white. ih "a blue field. represent
Ing nov constellation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
pENlreN1rARy coNvIcTs.
Gales, the Youthful Murderer and
AIIrn thn NrrH Ar.nrn the [ iar

Gales, the Youthful Murderer, and
Allen, the Aged, Among the List.
Shorin A $ Goolcll OF Grant cOun.
~. came into Albuquerque This morn
inF en- route tu santa be-. whore hc
win deliver Co tho Fenitouti0ry OH
oials, Andrcas Gales the youthful
murderer whose sentence was lately
committed Co ME imprisonment
SnoriU Chandler and Deputy lablc.
of Sierra county. were passengers
from tho south This morning bound
Tor santa &c., having loo charge a. u.
Alien and Fart Thompson. two recent.
ly sentence cunylCts The first
named getting iity years fDy the mur
dor OF Uu,h Powell az Fuirylgv, ana
Thompson viii have taroc years tn
serve fuH u1T4. stealing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
SAN MARclAL.

From me Bee
Captain JACK Crawford is with hlB
family poudinr arrangements tn Eo on
the road again
Mrs. = n Bruyios and children and
Mr. G. T. Hadey returned from their
California "trip
Tho process of rphuildinr tho
burned Grown Min az socorro will
commence al once " D. Ais. of Don.
yer. has the contract Tor machinery
Of i25 barrel capacity per day.
ChaF Foniherstnn has been telling
~ pnso newspaper reporters uf ore
strOaks in the Mnrtlng mine assaylnr
g. go in gold o. the pound II was
probably some OF this stun that was
Bout 20 Denver for treatment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
NONE sTOCK TOR WESERVEs

Tho secretary of tho interior has APP
proved che following applications tu
craze stock iu forest reserves In New
MuNicu and Arizona. Eleven permits
tu Craze 3.1t5 cattle and $40 horses
loo tho ella reserve. New Mexico. four
permits 90 erase SOS cattle AM l2I
horses In the pccos river reserve. Sew
Mexico, one permit to Craze ~ cattle
and 30 horses In the Prescott reserve.
ArIyuul
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
NEW MEXICO TOWNS.
White Oaks, HilIsbo'o, Carlsbad
Deming, Las Cruces, San Mar
Cial and SOcorro,
INTERESTING TERRITORIAL NEWS,
WHITE OAKS

From the Eagle
Mrs Elva Drake left on a visit TO
relatives and friends in Texas. She
expects Co remain until fall
Chas. a. Smith had the misfortune
90 run O. nail through his foot while
NJ his work In the old Abe mine.
Fletcher lund is now Ia charge Of
Hotel Ozannc. having leased same.
and iR giving general satisfaction al
n host
Al Roberts. Of Three Rivers. was in
town to see Dr pndon. His horse fcl
with him and fractured one of the
bones of the left arm
The White oaks Water Works com
pany has q small force of men az WORK
developing moro water in Garlic
mountain 4 large supply has already
been developed and Is now howini
down the canon quito distance be-
fore u sinks.
The OH excitement has not airucl
here az yet. though OH indications ar,
known 10 exist in "a number OF places
near us. with our vast coal area, ui
81 almost sure to be- found when drill
are put down to depth necessary
90 SHOW what the earth contains.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
Notice 20 Creditors Of Mary e. whit.
4

ney, Deceased.
Public notice is hereby given that
tho undersigned. executor Of the last
win and testament of Mary r. whit
uoy deceased. viii apply 2o the pro
bate count OF the county OF Hcrualiil0.
100 the Territory OF New Mexico on tho
Hrst day OF the regular term thereof
90 bo begun and held az the court
house In Albuquerque. New Mexico.
ou Monday luly lat l.HI Tor 8 hual
settlement of an hiH accounts as such
executor, and for release and dir
charge from all further liabilities ON
account thereof AN claims against the
estate having boon fully paid and the
said estate huyinE been distributed
according to tuu last win and tosta.
mont OF tho said Mary T. whitney.
deceased. an persons drrming them
solves Interested ur having any claims
against thp estate may appear at the
time ana place aforesaid and resist
this Application if hey see M to do so
WILLIAM q WHITNEY.
Executor tor Mary T. whitney de-.
ceased
TUO5. n. WILKINSON.
Attorney for Executor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

Fntits ~ safe,
Tfut VI Ut New NeHga
NhnniN vi nefnalVlni y
in tlu plstdct un
- " inuuoY.
Trustee.
ftai National Bans,
Albuquerque N N. Pho

FH"'TH.
tta National Dane.
Alnuqufuur N. Pho
John Mrntrary.
Notice i. I,uby given chat tlr under
Signed 81 ". tiu.ruuN. .ufrul mastrf.
uptgt hnd .ly virtue ot q, h.a. iadggmgg91i
day oi MARCH A.D 1901, Vil turthe pufpnse
Of ". naXigg iec sa'l ,aagmsr, an3 ,hi d, H.
.be po.tonilsc .8 3d. u.s. of Aialueiaue
New NcriCu Ht iu..ua tn. un &c lDiN duY
irfrst %. be- sad defendant. John Mciiyutt,
lu AVID to tur fuliuuiuH real ts'htp. r.fu ted
OBJ Zoe 1ughu mining isuir Don t.y county
ut liruaIIllo aud territory Ut New hcfico. Co.
'fhe undivided uue. halt pa of the Z y
Kline lode mime ls thr same is known anl
JAM. d. I4uu. Hrd recorded 1ag. %. 1890, boo vol.
- of thr mining tCCufIsui hrtua.illuDuuuty
page pf reference Geo which said trcurd ia hrtc
/ Alauth, unUItiIgI one half NsI uf That cgr
tain MINING claim knUpu us thr Oregon min.
InH Dlaiu H. tND saWr BE- known ana dr.iE
I riirG Iu lha location notice thereof dated
/ dhr ~ 1902. und nlrd Iu tnH office a tlr
] ufuliic clerk auI "a uH,I1 rrcotIrr ui brt
psi'' ,s sJg9N 3 n lr h jH ~ g,y Ns y N
the mining rrDu us q thr said county ref
rfcuce tn Which - hrf,u} madc iof mote
AHa. iit,iei on,.h.it usI oft.at certain
/ rtfiuF OHM kuuau ur tuy Topeka irlHc. l'
/ U uaHuut 'H kuuNH aud dNaiHnftrt in Nt
lutaNnu uuHtr thereof dated Feb. 90. 1907
q. % nIfU In the uHl.r u' int D. unair tIr'k af d
/ .uuiyIHfrruII.I %. fNr -.lilieuall Joe .u.ts
ON tUr la % isy oi MaE irnt and rrcurdg.
boz nuuk o.. Iagr $780, uf tNr mining urnId
90 t.r tH.d county rrirWuor tu which b. here
s. made rWUfc particular ir.CrUiiun
The .IdEuu.t rendered BOO De- said cause
tuEt &C. 300 UIrfv.t Uui costs. vii, un tN'
date 900 tir sl.t sllc. amount tu the suu %
one tH. usHHI. thfrr hundred AVID siftrri
aud twenty Uur. IICdfHs Ntl.Iiu.2uI du
lars and tnt eel. o. uf fIIa HfIr
The su.Dta. OOH HIdI.f uf bidders viii hr Ir
unltrd il DIES Ut.t vIfu thr urienigI ed, upu'
thp HUt.u.u rt .i ihp N'd uI bids. ten per Crr
I'd thr amount u .rit bids auu ihc utlfut, 81
tHr 300 base .fItD shHil ua paid lluI Che e
usyfF tu tarW ui tHuud lnl .lilc rnt deed
thr rrHItftN Hu UufUi I.sVi. Viii. Do ed aNH
convey all tUr interest % tHr Hltt urtru liant
81. IS. FLOUR DN.
Special Master
XIV. - nRNAN,
\ auqurfuur NJ. NJ.
| Attorney iut Plaintiffs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

Territory of NrW MsHI,1. County uf ucua.
lllu. iu thc District Court
Jennie AUrula, Plaintiff,
5. J Auruih. Defendant
TO b. Aus Do. a ."uianif You rts here.
lY notified thai I.H HuNr named piHiuuI
lruuir ArruI. hHa commenced au HCtinu iuf
absolute divorce HHIut 1uu. ulun thr
grounds ui abandonment AVID drarClun aul
failure to support and pufiuE luther and utlri
frirf
Aud yng thr fau defendant lrr hereby
notified thHt unlrss you appear and answer Toe
NumUIHI 4 lu HdlI cause uu uf before thr l0
day N lIIY A ID. 1904 tt thr count huulr iu
Htfna.Ou County n NJ tur saId p'alntin viii
app|f iu no ruH|. I1f frIri demanded 900 tHr
complaint Hi |IiFmcnt Viii br entered
against you bg default
HANRl O. OWEN
Oirfs 40 tfIl ntido Count
fEttN 10 lFsrtK.
AnuntI Soc che piHIHin.
ONCE auN pnsInlilH ltlfraa,
Albuquerque, n NJ,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

From tb. optic.
Hrnuud1 Money the infant son Ut
49, and Mrs George y Money. was
baptized by Rev Norman skinner OF
the Presbyterian church
James r. Whitmoro. who started for
hls place forty miles out with mem
beers OF bis family has been resi-
dent of New MrNicO at the same place
fHr furly ono years. Np t tho father
of thirteen children. ton living and
eight married and has twenty sis
grandchildren tn his credit
Wis. automatic computing scale
Ihp invention of former Las Nrgln
ltd W Wise and the patent ou which
H owned hv that gentleman and AN
other l1s NcEau entirely viii soon bo
placed uu exhibition a. different stores
nf mo city and orders will pon br
taken therefor The scale presents "a
very pleasing appearance and U.s. su
aeiputlncally balanced that tho weight
of a pin will bear Il down u is SET
un agate bearings covered with glass
10 keep out the dust
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

Special 90 Ih" lN...u
Soligmgn hHE Juno ~. Firc start
cd in the liar'r house here shortly
before noon. almost wholly Consum
ing the building Telegraph wires are
crippled the Postal losing an OF
theirs, The hro is not yet under con
troll.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
INDIAN SCHOOL NOTES.

Mr Lloyd Curtis was q passenger FOR
Colorado points last Tuesday
A number OF employees are plan.
ming t1 visit the Buffalo exposition
this summer
Dr ward who has been making the
rounds oi tho day schools Be- visiting
lairtu TODAY.
Tho school farm under the able "a.
rcrtiou ul Mr CnlEIns presents a
very huo appearance
The little daughter Of Supt collins
has been quito 100 fnr the past few
days. hut is now Improving
The foundation fur the new shops
building is progressing rapidly tn"
building when completed, Will Dee "a
rrUHt addition to tho school
Everyone is working hard to make
the Dlosue exercises grand success.
Tho program viii Dee quite original ana
10 is the intention tu show .0Wo phase
of cfHry dpnpnrtm 700 of WIrN carried
uu hy thr institution.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
A jail nrenksr cantured

prudenrlu Tmilllu. arrested In san
Juan county on tho charge of rape and
who broke lail go Aztec was captured
In rio Arriha county boy sheriff AloN.
andor Read ami was lodged In the
county Jail I'd Tiorfa Amarillo pending
hia removal to Aztec
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
SANTA Fa~LAs VseAs,
Apbfsyistsu Persarsphs Ahout i've
Northern Towns
SANTA FE

Appreciates Perserephs Ahout Twa
Northern Towns
SANTA ne.
Prom the New Mexican
Donald G. Neon enlisted I'D the
local recruiting oflco for the regular
army.
a 0no now Brussels carpet was laid
'n the ONCE of the federal land Office
ln This city
Professor ". 4. owen. of the faculty
If the Normal school M silver city.
lhc guest uf his brother in.lnw. PRO.
esur =. a Wood
Nr and Mrs s g. Cartwright and
hiliron have returned from visit ~
81 month to Mr. and Mrs Cartwrght's
'.Imrr home at Nc Pleasant Iowa
So 10 Whitsun. tho Albuquerque uu.
dealer who spent several days In
5000. city. LETT for Las Vegas
N,. Judge Goitfchnlk. uf los An.
who is on her way home from
York is the guest of Judge aud
~. - Mclaughlin
T 81 Foster NJ East Las Vegas. aud
N Nichncls OF Santa Rosa ar
..t Goo secure lahurcff for tho Rock
construction work
twenty-five mon LETT Tor Las Vegas
1000 whore they will go overland Ia
ia Uofa Guadalupe county IN
D. on the ROCK Island railroad ox.
ION
Tho game uf base ball which was
! atDi un the college ground Sunday
| ftornuon between the Santa fJ
! Mechanics was won by the Mochan
! .s hy score OF NJ tn o.
CITY Treasurer ". j. Mcpherson O..
paying on an the bills Of tho board
OF education for March excepting th,
al1ry OF Prof j A. Wood. who kiudl,
! consented to walt another month ir
order that The other toachon MIGHT
bU paid on The balance in the treas
! ugp is Sl2b2
The board of nro commissioners met
to make preliminary arrangement
| for a Fourth of July celebration. 10 o.
proposed tu have a norai parade an,
sports The following committees
we're appointed: Finance committee
| Major Fred. Muller John v. Conwal
and Francisco Gonzales y nacn; exec
utiyc committee 4. NJ p"ttlohach
james Read aud Jose Sanchez.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
ORDINANCE NO. 100.

ne 81 ordained by the city couI
OF the city Of Albuquerque. New NJ
irn. a.
section I. That in all ordinan
of the city, heretofore passed, rolat
20 the board OF health and cOntagi
or infectious diseases, the words 'a'
leftover shall be inserted as a par
such ordinances. after the wo
smallpox" and the disease, scar
fever. shall bc taken and considc
az an Infections and contagious
rasc, included and comprchcndcd
the terms uf such ordinances, as
~ and 90 ali lntc4ts and purposes
10 inserted in such ordinances at
time OF their passage.
Section q This ordinance shall
Iu force and eject from and after
due passage.
q. y. MARION.
Mayo
g. W MEnLER
city Clerk
First publication June 9. 1901.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

IuU b. notice b.. hereby given Goat "a un
sIpu,1. tius ArmDu dr haca has been by
PIuHatt Con uf HUtnAlillu County,
Mr1Ion. duly apu tinted administrators of
r.taic ui Crstuhtl AfmlIu, deceased. aud
duly qualified a. such.
an prupuH having claim against thr
estate zee hereby required tp present thr
tu fur 40 tnr office Ut my a. .uTnry, Neil Is L
rsq rooms 1. % aud New Aruiiu Du ld
Al.uqurtlur NcW Men cu' within the
presented uy las, Al claims not ~ preset
vil Dee forever barred.
All y rsuns Knowing themselves tu hH
drUtrI Co she said estate are requested iu
and settle WitN Wf said attorney Wht ls
authuHfrd Go rC Give and receipt iuf surl
ELORA ARMIJO de BAG
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
OFFICIAL NOTES.

New Mining Incorporation -- Canal
Company Agent Appointed,
Acting Governor = W RnyuOlds APP
pointed AsS Euspp uf buaa Ana,
Duua Ana county a notary public
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

Tho bacillus at couumuuo1 Us less
than Is roc,housandth OF an inch
long ana yet men, big grown 100.
pound mcn, devote their lives Co 0ght.
ing H.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
EpWOrth League
California Excursions.

Convention EpUorh league san
/ rnI
Sau ,'u . "a ALWAYS cHd.
ththor high nlraud- uf MtNiroa"
/ +, a.
t III
California Fred liat
/
Indian puelr, petricd
of Arizona worlds easily
southern California resort hotels. dylic valleys,
/ .,t u
"a. wells This
Ioraut
liu,, comfort,
Extremely rouud.tip liberal privileges,
choice everybody All ticket
via Santa &C. Route, Descriptive literature request.
tioughton, d. y. A., ~
Santa Fe Route.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

Pat Kennedy. n we'll known citil
Of Gallup II in the city ilc b. d,
ON business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
In the district court

rurritciy OF New Mexico. County
BvmalillO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

n. s Hraiir Trustee and Charles
b. New comet receiver i thr Nte
Mexico surnga hauk and Trust
COMPANY. lIuiutihs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
TWO FuNsRALs-rwo BuRIALs

JcAyrR co. lowell, Mas,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-09
CITIZENS MEETING HELD
AN OOLITIC LIMESTONE SHELTER
HOUSE FOR SPADES PARK.
The Northeastern Public Improve
ment Association Organized
at the Meeting.

Some time ago NJ III. Spades generously
offered to erect in Spades Park a hand
some shelter house, and in order that his
gift might be the more acceptable TO the
citizens living in the vicinity of the park he
decided to leave the kind of building he
should erect to their judgment, suggesting.
however, that he would either put up an
Colitic limestone building building
made of powders. In case the citizens Sc
lected the latter kind of a building Mr..
Spades agreed to build a handsome rustic
bridge across Pogue's run.
In order to obtain an expression of the
citizens choice of buildings meeting was
called in a grocery at the corner of Windsor
street and Commerce avenue last night,
and after a general discussion of the mat
ter it was unanimously decided to ask Mr..
Spades to erect the ooltic limestone build
ing. In the enthusiasm of the moment it
which should have for its object not only
public improvements which would in any
way affect that part of the city. The meet
ing was called to order and the citizens
present organized themselves into the
Northeastern Public Improvement Associa-
ton. The following officers were elected:
President, Daniel Maholm: secretary,
Thomas A. Bailey; directors, William
Schwegman, William Holl, s. A. Sherman
A. II. King and Hugo WOelfing
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-09
FOUGHT DESPERATELY.
Detective Asch Arrests Otto Willis.
COIored, After N Struggle.

An unknown negro, who is thought to be
from st. Louis, Mo-, arrested last night
by detective Asch and charged with lott
ering pending an investigation. Asch saw
him enter a pawn shop with a new bicycle.
After learning that the fellow wished to
sell the wheel he questioned him and de-
cided to send him to headquarters The
negro resented the precautions taken by
Asch to prevent his escape, and upon being
accorded his wish TO walk alone began
fighting they turned upon Alabama
street TO go to the police station. Asch said
he was an ugly scrapper' and evidently a
good man. He was so hard to handle
that Asch fired one shot from his revolver
To scare him and attract the attention of
officers at headquarters, but the negro
didn't scare. Captain Kruger and Detec-
tive Wallace came to his assistance, but
the fellow only fought the harder. He was
taken into the City Dispensary for the
pair of a few minor injuries before being
locked ND. The police have yet no
port of the theft of a bicycle such as he
had. and 1t may have been brought here
from another city. The negro gave the
name of Otto Willis and feigned insanity.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-09
BOARD OF TRADE ANNUAL
FEWER THAN DOZEN MEMBERS
ATTENDED THE MEETING.
The Annual Report of the Secretary
Submitted, Showing the Finan-
eial Status of the Board.

The annual meeting of the Board of
Trade, which is always held the Saturday
night preceding the annual election. was
attended last night by fewer than dozen
members. the small attendace being at
tributed to the fact that no other business
As transacted than the reading of the sec
retaFys report for the year. The year just
closed embraces the last seven months OF
1900 and the first five months of 1901
The annual report Of the secretary, which
was afterwards adopted as read, showed
that the receipts for the year. including a
balance of $4.070 from last year. amounted
TO $S6.57S.29. The disbursements amounted
to $S2, 562. 65, leaving a balance in the hands
of the treasurer of $4.O1s6i
The assets of the Board of Trade. includ-
Ing the property. are estimated in the re-
port TO be $l02. 47S.G0; the liabilities amount
10 $3,596.31, leaving net resources amount
ing 10 So,SS2.29. The last annual report of
the secretary showed the regular member
snip 10 be 1873 Out of this number a total of
twenty-six members were lost bv death
transfer and forfeiture during the year
nineteen members were admitted to fill
vacancies, however, which makes the pres
ent membership 491. There are five special
members, giving the Board of Trade a to-
tai membership, including the regular and
special members, of 1876. The number Of GER
effect, including 500 to be issued, is 9O64.
The value of each share is $1,000.
At the July meeting of the board of gov
errors, and upon the recommendation of
the finance committee, a dividend of 40
cents for each share I'm the surplus fund
held by members was declared, the amount,
as heretofore, To be placed proportiOnately
to the credit of each members account, the
same 10 be applied in the settlement of
mOrtuary assessments.
There have been seventeen deceased
members assessed and collected for during
the year. fifteen of whom died during the
fiscal year and two who died just prior to
its commencement.
This IS more than double the number
assessed Tor in any one year since the or
ganizatiOn has been in existence As a
dividend was declared in July last of 40
cents fer each certificate OF shares i'm the
surplus fund, the same amounted to ST. so
10 those holding the largest number of GER
uhcates, making the actual cash paid by
such members $3.50, and more for each of
the other members according to the fewer
number OF certificates held by them
The total amount OF dividends for the
year amounted to So 4f7.60.
n total CT eighty-si& meetings. incIud ng
the meetings OF the various committees
was held d-sring the wear