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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09

The regular sem' -monthly recep on
.Oi the COnlnercial club htld last even.
IN WAS Hs usual, "a ycY enjoYahie
uHa The following v7l Known poo-
pie we're present Mcss,s. snd Mes
DANES e.. T., Mcdlor E W. DOison,
-. iNWncr, Powell Ctockct, w. w
Strung, Mrs Fred Lewis; Mises Anna
Hayes iiica Baer, Elsie lifeld. Grace
Hahn, Lula Palmer; Mcss,s. Il. a.
Frost q. kcU,nau, u. e. iickald, !. IS
Paslol r.. j Alget F.ewin-oa, WELLER
Holman, ". a. i'uwa y, y %. Peabody,
%. n. Marron T.. " Mctanna, schmaal.
mack w ~ Ham prestel. Her,xog.
T. ". WlldersOn, ERICKSON, WIN. No
Inln.h. lMIIIl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09

William GoOdon, the lb.year.Old son
% John GOoden, ~ sOpris. was acct
deninily killed sauulay evening AZ
about 0.m o'clnck. The 10y had un.
hitched q team from a wagon, and az.
tempted iO mount ono of che anlmals.
iiis ioua caught Ia the harness and he
feil backward, bis head airikinR tho
horses hlnd leg. Tnls frightened the
animal sad ID rau for e mile Or more.
dragging the lad aud repeatedly kick.
ing him. foung aousinn's neck and
ONE leg were broken and several ribs
fractured. His iacr WAS irlghtfaily
bruised, and liie WAS extinct when ala
reached him, The accident was Wit
messed by the mother, sisters aad broih.
crs Of the yictim. Trinidad Chronlcle.
~wME-z
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09

Tom Coin was struck in thc eye by a
uir end while ropiug cattle on his
aueh al Freeze the other day. and
tad to come 20 town to have t az.
iculce 'o boy q doctor. The cy, ls
very much inuamcd. but wlll come out
,H right
last saturday evening James nag
"it lied at the hospltm Ia Kingman.
dr p1ggcu was an old soldier and one
~ the oid timers uf Mnhavc county
ic had gone to california about M
oen ycSfs ago, but returned recently
ana ipok up % ranch near Little Mead.
'N~ ana was preparing q small t~set OF
and fpr % sardeu. when b. was strlcR
% With pneumonia 90 which disease
Ie ,uD.u .umhed BE was about 20 years
Hf age.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
wlNslAlM

From the Mail
Frank Fl kluser H. A. Sawyer.
Frank Ntutg ana Freeman SteWayf.
four uf our most worthy citizens are
in Prescott servinH Uncle s.m a- rul
tod States jurors They Nrsr not par
ucular happy over having 90 rsnlcg
thc service.
Mrs N 70 BARTLETT who has been
tolohlng schooi durIng the past win
ter at Linden iu the southern portion
uf thls county came down from tio-
brook. Mrs Bartlett had 60 give Ur
teaching % month before sac term ~.
pircd ou account of sore throat $50,
VIII visit hor parents near Tenn. uu.
t.i ready tp join hcr husband m tb.
east ih.s spring
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09

piit boss Yat O'Neil. ~ Gibson mine
at Gallup, Who aas arrested Yesterday
ufternoon by Marshal McMillen. charged
with carrying deadly weapon pleaded
guilty this morning when hruught be-.
fore Justice Crup ford A hre 0f $50
ana costs was asapsssd Mr. % Neil anl
ho paid u. The facl that his position
ai the mine during the strike going Goa
there made u necessary iUr him a. su
armed made him forget that in uur
peaceful city nO arming u neosa-ary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.
Homestead, Final, Desert and other
Entries for the Past Week.

During the week ending March q the
following business WAS transacted at
the federal land office m Santa Fc:
iiomostcau Entries. February "a.
Sim COllCy, springer. 100 acres. Col.
Tax county. Francisco Martinez. san.
chez. 100 acres. San Miguel county.
February 2s-Joae Ulibarrl. Puerto de-
suna, 100 acres, Guadalupe county.
March Arthur -. Coolidge. Fruit.
land. 100 acres. San Iaan county
Pantheon Archulota, Sanchez. i5gs3
acres San Miguel county, Cruz Me,
sina, pucreO de- Luna. 100 acres. Quad.
niupc county. March Abraham So
yer Springer 100 acres. Coifux cuun.
~, LibanO Bernnl Wagon Mound.
1881 acres. Mora county. March g.
Francisco paehoo pintada. 100 acres,
Guadalupe county. Mariana Cordoba.
Puerto de- Luna, 100 acres. Guadalupe
county; John g. Galley. assignee Of
Elijah j. Culver Wagon Mound 40
acres. Mora county
Final Entries March I. Toudcfo
davina dc Tru O. sanchez. 100 acres.
san Miguel county. Felipe Madril.
Puerto de- Luna. 100 acres. Guadalupe
county, March 2. Adelaide Ramirez.
Rociada. 100 acres. San Miguel coun.
yi March o, John n. Culoy. assignee
oi Elijah j Culver. Wagon Mound 40
acres, Mora county
Desert Land Entry March 4. or.
landO u. Comfort. Hood. 1888 acres.
san Juan county
Coal Land Sale February "a. Eu.
gene l.. Bruce. Denver. 1860 acres near
Gallup. - 200 paid.
Coal i.Hnd Applications March J..
jose de Ia Luz Torres. neary Vobi.
son, Albert W1Oton. Mrs. h. ~ Seller.
q. T.. Elder. Rafael Garcia. william
Dorm, Mary Maher. ..iexander Edle.
jesus q. Sediilo. u. NJ. stephens.
George ". Gallup. Katie q. Edwards.
ali ot Albuquerque 40 acres each In
the AlgndOncr district. Barnanlln
CuUnty
Monthly Resume During the Inontu
of February b.Sa5.27 acres 81 hons.
HvadB we're mled upon tho fees helnR
500 and the commission 42a3O
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09

40 The regular meeting ui Nlbu1uer.
que Typographical Union no 3Ol ihe
following officers were elected.
President Hartman Wynkuop.
Vice President Richard Powers.
SECRETARY J. ID. Williamson.
Executive tummittpp james Black.
". : Dodge. William Mnitocks.
~rrurunt-at- Arms a. A. skinner
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09

Tho citizen has received marked
copy ui the Tacoma, Wash, Ledger
from w. J.. tprhin, formerly of this
city The article marked contains "a
long account Of ukir. who Is Ia
Tacoma passing himself rs "Fnncis
~"h.uItcr, the divine healer, who vie.
ltod Albuquerque several years ago.
and whose bones are now bleaching
under ihe sun down ip Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09

Manager T.. g. McDcrm0tt, al Hudson
Hot spring, hotel. in Grant county.
spent Yesterday in the metropolis aud
went up tu Santa l'c in the evening".
Ilc report, business as nuurishiug az
hi- place and says the springs are he
coming very popular among the people
of the rnst
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09

iug away the one-story structure so that
the brick masons may prucepd with
their work ai the corner uf north Firsi
street and Copper avenue. Whom the
entire building u completed thp har-
ness department sud office viii bougain
removed io the front part of The lower
Store room.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09

Editors CITIZEN.
Gallup, y. ~, Murch .. noticed in
the Albuquerque Advertiser ~ the 2lth
inst, hriri statement Of conditions
surrounding The Gallup strike. in which
my name was freely used, and asser.
tons madc that frankly deny,
lu The first place, The Adycrtiscr
stated my inability to cope with the
situation That is inlsc. And thai
troubles Boa Gallup were multiplying
That also deny.
viii state that everything boz Gallup
D. pyucgahlp. Yours,
W. a. SMITH, sheriff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09

Tho receipts of ,ho recorder u the
month of january Wpru Sl5lT1. llrug
February thr l,ecipi- W.r. S1utNI
w. H. turusNprih uf Williams vHs
in town. Tho annual mpHus p thr
grand rur1mpWDnt of the Grand Army
of thD Republic of Arizona. VIII D. hrld
in iiat place Boo june. and Mr. Farm.
worth has mair arrangement. fpt an
excursion to the Grand Canyon f.r tbc
'oid soldiers
N r. Lgaoh special agent uf the
general lHnl oniw Washington, %. g..
Wa, hrc miur fhr wcrh lir D.. Zoe.
ycsii-iug uumbor of hpmcs.1 pu.
tries mndr iu the ucIehborhopl of VII
liam- and th1'',nlrr. ami which ih, dr-
paHmouf nas had number uf iupr,-
tor. investigate lurlu1 thr past Three
years hut no two inspectors MAX, the
snmr report uus ere they able o. pro-urc
sutnHirnt evidence So pu.cruir Hny ~
tho settlers cor willml violation oi the
home sfcid laws
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09

A. sOOn as the stock ~ harness and
the vehicle department uf !, k0rher s.
Go are transferred 10 that portion of
the ncW iWo-storY brick building which
h completed, workmen win begin tear
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
FuREsT RANaER REsInNs.

a u Mcclure has resigned his posi-
tion a. forest ranger ON the pccos for
,ft reserve Go accept a position with
the New Mexican
moan. or PHARMACY.
The territorial board OF pharmacy
met Monday afternoon In the santa
Fo E!ks hall 20 examine candidates
Tor certificates There we're present
49, Ruppe, president: W. G. Porter
hcld. secretary. T.. Moreno and A. J.
Fischer No candidates prcsentlng
themselves. tho board devoted Us time
desirable legislation IN the
lutoicatB of druggists.
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Do you own a horse? Then get
Bicycle Horse Book. Price, 80 cents.
Wilmer Atkinson Co.: publishers,
Philadelphia, Pa

Bicycle Horse Book contains more
"horse sense" than many volames
ten times its size. II tells all about
breeds, about feeding and watering,
about stables and road management.
of whims and vices, of harness, of
diseases apd remedies, of breeding, Of
colt education. of shoeing, and in
deed it covers the whole subject in a
concise. practial and interesting. man
ner. 1t cauiainS 12S pages. Is pro-
fusely and beautifully illustrated.
and handsomely bound in cloth.
Every man or woman who drives a
horse should have a copy. The
p,ice is so cents, by uail; address
the publishers, Wilmer Atkinson Co.,
Philadelphia.
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Election of Dispenser.
Teachers Examination.

Nv order Of the State Board OF E..u-
cation. the mex. regular examination
OF applicants for teachers certificates
will be held at Kingstrrc, s. G.. ON
February Is 1901 between the hours of
10 a. IN. and 5 p. m.
Trustees and applicants for schools
will please regard the law relating to
the employment Of teachers related
either by blood or marriage 20 olie or
more Of the trustees.
Certificates from other counties are
nor valid in this county until accepted
by the County Board.
will be in my Office Saturdays and
first Mondays If each month.
WILLIAM COOPER
I'll, Co. Supt. o! Education.
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= We are glad that the Legislature
"a
has seri.-.tit to double the appro-
prialion for the old veterans.
They are last passing away. The
The scythe Of time Is more deadly
than lankee bullets and their
ranks are rapidly thinning out,
1t is meet and proper that those
who survive should be to some
extent cared for by the State in
whose service they fought for
four long years.
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and we'll daring the war between
the States.
Socially. he was modest and re-
firing in his intercourse with the
people, but kind and sympathetic
to all in distress or want. y man
OF pleasant personality, oi stern
and inhexible integrity, courteous
a'0 true IN MS 'rieh"shiP> ne at
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servant.

Hon. Geolse d. Iillman, aflec,
tionatilr known over the State BY
his admirers az "Umcle George
died last Saturday al his home.
Ciark'S Hill, in Edgefield county.
at the advanced age OF seventy two
years. Throughout a long and use
ful career he eXerled al influence
that will live after HIM. A true son
Of his beloved State, he served her
with zeal and devotion at home
and IN national affairs. In George
ID Tillman South Carolina loses
one OF It's most valued and patrl.
otic citizens, whose death is uni
versally deplored.
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Z, 1901.
AUDITOR II. Z, HANNA.

Il quick succession some OF our
best aud most useful citizens are
passing away. Only few days
ago We announced the death OF
Dr. Byrd. To-day it is our mel
ancholy duty TO chronicle the
death OF Mr.. II. I, Hanna, auditor
of this county, a citizen and pub
lie official held in the highest es-
teem by every one who knew his
character and worth. He died at
his home January 81, 1901, at the
age O! 62 years. His death was
very sudden and unexpected. He
was IN his office on Monday pre-
vious TO his dealh.. and as was his
won't, he Was bright, cheerful and
accommodating IN sdischsssing the
-ll4ttiiss o., ais GfIice. No, a tr-sssa
Of sickness or disease was discern
ible in his caun,enance or his
well-kuii ior,n when he ba !e his
friends good bye here for the last
time.
Tuesday he went to CharleSi on
and returned Wednesday even-
ing, and was apparently we'll up
TO the time he Was attacked by
the iatal stroke, which. ended his
existence in twenty minutes. Be-
tween the hours Of l2.and lo'clock
thursday night he awoke, and
complained frss of his head. hnrt-
ing him, aud. a. lew minutes after
wards OF pain, al his heart. Rem-,
cdies were applied hY his family
as quick as possible. but, without
his. saving another word, The
breath of lite passed from hlEA
forever.
Mr.. Hanna. was. a naliye Of this
county and lived here all his lie.
Few citizens, if any, ever hved a
more upright life and one that
elected more of public confidence
and esteem. lie loved his coun-
Try and It's history and traditions,
and was ever ready to,uphQld and
defend its good name against all
foes.
He was q. man: of liberal educa-
ton, intelligent and we'll inform
ed, with, a. superb capacity TOR
transacling business WHICH re-
quired the use OF the pen or the
use of figures. This capacity was
recognized by his fellow-citizens,
and by their votes he was elected
to.'be aaice of COUNTY; auditor sue
cessively for eighteen years, for
the two last terms without oppo-
sition. No public officer that Will
liamSburg county has ever had
was Detter qualified, and none has
given more uniyersal satisfaction.
His work was always neat and
correct, and he enjoyed The conf
dence and approval of his superior
in office in. the depart ment Of
government to which he belonged.
His place will. be har1 to fill. Mr..
Hanna was q Confederate soldier,
and. served. his country. hrayely.,
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Notice of Discharge.

Notice is hereby given that | will
apply 10 the Judge of Probate for Will
liamSburg county on Monday the 4th
day OF March 1901 for letters of final
discharge as Guardian of Addie \.
Huggin-. +. f.. HuGGlNS.
Guardian.
At, Jan. 81, Feb. 1-14-2l.
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Legislative Matters.

A bill passed Tuesday TO in
crease the tension fund from 800,
900 to 100000.
A bill to repeat the income TO
tax law was killed. last week.
The bill to elect county dispen-
sers. by the people kaS been IN
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Wanted.

10000 cords Of good hickory to be
delivered at Rowesville and Denmark,
5. G. For particulars, address
JOHN F. SIMMONS,
Dec. 6, 3mu. Rowesvill". S. e.
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Notice.

All persons holding claims against
the Estate OF james NJ McCary. de-
ceased. will present the same to un-
tcrSignrd. and Al persons indebted to
said estate will make payment to
MRS. =. f. MCCLARY.
Feb : It Qualified EXecutriA
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Notice.

The County Commissioners OF Will
liamSburs and Florence counties Will
meet at Scranton on Tuesday. f-b-
rlarv 26 Ut II II. m. to determine the
boundaries of exempted portions Of the
above mentioned counties.
B.. q. CHANDLER.
County Supervisor.
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Notice.

The County Board Of Pensions
will hold their final meeting on the
ilth day Of February, A. ID. 1901. All
parties iHte: c. sed will please take
notice. " IL. KINDER.
Clerk Of Board.
Jan. 2S. 1901. ct.
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MIppLEBoRo. Ky, Sept. Z. 1900.
Ny, wife baS suffered long with dyspepsia.
ftried all OF the pcpsin preparations and ell
of my own prescriptions without. avail.
finally prescribed Dr.. Fenner's Dyspepsia
Cure and tho use OF II effected a cure. Many
other similar cases that have come under my
observation have been cured by his DyS-
nonsia Cure DR., T. J. LEBAEGOOD.
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TERMS.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
On" Cnpv. one Er%r, T'.Ln.
One cosy, six manth'. ~.
One copv. thee months, -.
Subscriptions payable in advance.
ADVERTISER PATES:
One inch, first insertion. I.oO; each
subsequent insertion. so cents. ObitC ,
aries and Tributes Of Respect over lOO
words charged for as regular advertise
Ments. Liberal reduction on adIertlS-
ing made for three, six and twelve
months contracts.
Communications must be accompanied
by the real name and address of the
writer in order 10 receive attention. No
communication of personal nature
will be published except aS an adver-
niSement.
Address all letters and make all drafts
payable t0i
c.. w. WOLFE,
Kingstree sc.
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GEORGETOWN I HPSlS[R Rl[I[QQd Go.

PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
Time table In effect January !, 1901.
WESTWARD.
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My Doar DR., Fcnner. Fssdoaa, N y.
fhave used Dr.. Penner's Golden Relief for
many years for tho diseases and accidents
for which IL is advertised and have found It
fully equal to all you claim for II.
J. BOYD ESPY,
Presiding Elder N. E. Church.
Used for Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Old Sores,
Sprains, Colds, Grip, Sore Throat, Collie,
Dysentery, Bowel Troubles, IL is unfailirg.
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GENEVA, Crawford Co, Pa. June IS, 1900.
Three years ago had severe attack Of
Erysipcias and UioOd pDiSon breaking out on
nv head and face. Ny physician attended
mo for several months without result. then
took 3 bottles OF Dr.. Fenner's Blood and
Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic and secured
II coluplctocurc. FRANK BARKhAN.
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DR.. FEN N Frs
Fanilx Medicines.
For Coughs, Colds, Grip, or
"Cold" in ANY PART of body.

CoLHAN. Mich. Sept q, 1000.
For n whole year ] could do no work and
walked only by holding ON TO n chair. doc
tored with four different physicians but 70.
ccivcd no relief. The use Of two bottles OF
DR.. Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure
gave n,c a perfect cure. J. NJ. MCKINNEY.
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Daily E1

Conncrtl0nS MADE 3t Lanes With AT
lantic Coast Line trains an.rat George
town with all steamers On Pee Dee.
Black and Warcamaw rivers, includ-
Ing service between Georgetown and
ths celebrated summer resort, Pawley's
lstand.
= !" 4. RsB! HARRIS. Acting Supt.
W l.. Bpia Gen. Pass, Age Al.
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- p
81. VtuS' Dance ::: :: :::: : :E: =; =
of the Remedies and
medicine
For Sale by DR.. W. " BRoCKINGToS, Kingstrce Sc.
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Miller played a very good first base for
Dayton yesterday.
Bernard and Nelson have been released
by the New York club.
Dayton is here again to-day and Guese
will pitch for Indianapolis.
The Pastimes would like a game for the
morning of July 4. Call $50. new phone.
Fox's hcme-run hit TO left was a lucky
one, as the ball bounced over Smiths head.
Shannon was very wide awake while on
the bases yesterday and did some very
nice base running.
Hogriever put a lot of ginger in his work
yesterday considering the fact that he has
been absent from the game for some time.
Byers sent a long fly TO the right-feld
fence which knocked a splinter off a board
near the top. A couple of inches higher
would nave meant a home run over the
fence.
indianapolis plays at Grand Rapids to-
morrow and two games Thursday. These
will be the first games at Grand Rapids
since Wilmot transferred his Louisville
club to that city.
1t is believed tina Byers would make
a better hitter IL he would stand closer
TO the. plate. He has been hitting the ball
very we'll, however. and probably IL is out
of place 10 offer suggestions.
The Fort Wayne management has re-
leased Catcher Lattimer. He was a high
priced man, and Smink would work for
less. He was signed, and Lattimer had TO
go. The fans are indignant, as Lattimer
was one OF the fastest men on the team.
Columbus comes Friday and Saturday
and there will be a double header Satur-
day. Indianapolis plays a game at Column
bus Sunday transferred from later in the
apolis Monday will be played on the last
trip of olumbus TO Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-02

increased fire service. which was referred
70 the Council by the new city controller,
j. z. Dunn, was referred to the committee
on finance. The ordinance which seeks the
repeal Of the present ordinance requiring
night soil TO be hauled after night was
engrossed and passed by a vote Of II 10 8.
after being amended so that the drivers OF
wagons will be required to cover their bar
rels with black tarpaulins. The ordinances
providing for the improvement of Tenth,
Spruce and Scioto streets were recommend
ed for passage by the committee on streets,
sewers and alleys. and afterwards called
up for second reading. engrossed. read the
third time and passed without any for
midable opposition.
Just before adjournment ]. NJ. MCGEE.
representing the United. States Standard
Voting Machine Company of New York.
made a proposition TO the Council
TO furnish a voting machine for
each Of the thirteen precincts OF
the Fifteenth Ward 10 be used in the
special election absolutely free of charge.
Both Democrats and Republicans being de-
sirous of accepting the proposition, an ordi-
nance was hastily drafted by a committee
of four appointed by President Grail, and
then introduced under a suspension OF the
rules and passed by a vote OF Is to 2 The
only councilmen TO oppose the ordinance
were Kelly and Knight. both Democrats.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-02
KIMBLE IN FINE R


Owen Kimble. who is matched to ride
George Leander at Newly Oval July 4
during the races arranged for that day,
is in fine form this season, and won a
race at New York recently. His many
friends in this city expect him to show his
rear wheel to Leander by a good margin
when the fight for the tape is begun. Both
men Will arrive in the city o -day and
will put the finishing touches 10 their
training at the Newly Oval track.
All the other races arranged for the
afternoon and evening will have q long
list OF starters, and the meet promises TO
be one OF the best ever held In Indian
apolis. There will be many other featurs
on the programme, including a high-wire
act by two aerial artists on a wire fifty
feet from the ground. The frework. in
the evening will be a pretentlous display,
and the Indianapolis Military Band will
give a special concert.
Newly oval is one of the coolest places
in the city. as a breeze blows through the
a~mphitheater during the warmest days.
The afternoon programme will begin at
$50 and the evening programme at $3.50.
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j. p. DUNN NOW CONTROLLER.
He Succeeded Eudorus VI. Mt
Noon Yesterday.

Eudorus NJ. johnson yesterday resigned
his position as city controller and began his
new duties as a member of the firm of j..
f. Wild & Co.
The new city controller. Jacob P. Dunn.
received his appointment from Mayor Tag
CART yesterday morning and was later adj
mlnistered the oath of office by c. II. Spen-
GER, clerk Of the Board of Works. MI.
Dunn then formally announced the ap-
pointment of Jacob Buennagel as his sue
cessor in the office of deputy auditor OF the
School Board. Late in the afternoon Mr..
Dunn filed his bond for SIS, 600, signed by
the American Surety Company.