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The representative., 1901-04-04

CO-OperatiOn and cOnsOlidatlOn are
the order of the day. These are the
methods that are today making for
reform most rapidly. suppose YOU
cooperate u little. with the other
hustlers In getting up n club for tn e
representative. Our premiums de-
scribedon this page are worth hustl-
ing for. Offers are open till May 1.
The representative., 1901-04-04

Health for 10 cents. Cascarets make
the bowels and kidneys act naturally,
destroy microbes, cure headache. bili-
The representative., 1901-04-04
stansls by the Paper

Stands by the PAPER.
March "a, 1901.
Mr.. q. A. Twitchell
was at the meeting when the Repre-
sentative was started and l gave 81 to
start It and Mr.. E. ]. Moore, our repre-
sentative, gave some money, I think he
gave IS, and there were others who gave
was acquainted with.
For Gods sake! keep the paper alive.
1 will send you my assignment and
I will send you 81 before my time ex-
pires.
Very truly yours,
L. PHELPS.
The representative., 1901-04-04

1t Always Fights for the Rights OF
Men.
e. A. TWitchell
Sir: Inclosed you will find assign
ment, also you will find 81 to renew
Hope you can make a great success in
running the paper. 1t always fights
for the rights OF man. You may send
Home Made COntrivances.'
Yours
WILLIAM HYSLOP. :,
Chester, Mimi.
The representative., 1901-04-04

The president lost no time in begin
ming the organization Of ten new regt-
ments, which will increase the strength
Of our standing army to 81, ,oo0 men.-
Georgia Tribune.
The representative., 1901-04-04

Altar of roses sells for 500 An ounce,
which is exactly flve times the value
az anld sssed
The representative., 1901-04-04

Answering Mr.. Skegrud's question as
to- who is entitled to receive money due
the Representative, we would say all
sums due the Representative as we'll be-
fore Mr.. Donnelly's death as since,
should be sent to E. A. Twitchell 632
Boston Block, Minneapolis, Minn.. as the
present editor, manager and publisher
of the paper. and Ignatius Donnelly 8
successor.
Neither Mr.. Donnelly nor his heirs
have any interest in the paper beyond
an accounting for money and merchan-
disc already received by Mr.. Donnelly
and his administrator
Mr.. Skegrud evidently is fond of the
gruesOme. and he would have us make
haste to write the obituary of Doctor
Fay or J. C. Hanley.
DR.. Fay Is altogether too much alive
for any such ceremony. We under
stand he is keeping up the liveliest kind
OF seance in the ranks of the Social
lists. His energy, so conspicuous when
he was with us, has not abated, and it
is possible that Socialist agitators may
be, as extremists, necessary in the great
march of human progress
We have no quarrel with Socialists be-
cause they profess q willingness to sub
init their peculiar views to a popular
vote, and we have unbounded faith in
the popular verdict.
As to Mr.. Hanley. we are inclined to
believe that when the farmers are
through with him there will not be
enough left of him to merit an obituary.
The representative., 1901-04-04
Eight Dollars.

Wall manufacture
described above This 9xl2 feet height pole sect and
walls Both
leading Awnings Wagon Horse Covers
and stacks Horse clothing Minneapolis For full description
Of for crcul to
THE AMERICAN TENT AWNING COMPANY,
1885, 127, 129, First Avenue North
Mpneapo nn
The representative., 1901-04-04

After Destroying the Paper.
Editor of the Representative.
Dear Sir: Inclosed find my assign
ment, and l will so let it be known for
the first time that some years ago, when
our paper was in great need of funds,
l sent in S.. l think if Ignatius today
could see that there is even one in his
own family who is trying to destroy
this paper and principles which he so
fought for, he would say: Let us, who
are on this side of the grave, stand by
1t and it's principles and the welfare of
the masses"
We are surrounded by danger, warn
ing has been given; let each one of
lis do our duty.
Yours,
H. P. WEDDING.
Artichoke, Mimi
The representative., 1901-04-04

During 1898 1896 hundred Of this
Under
EVERY WORKER SHOULD HAVE HIS REWARD. Therefore,
worker getting q owl
Third Premium Offer.
The representative., 1901-04-04


entities
send the entire list books These printed
color: and sold BY The whole
list library standard
home There literature the
woek o bsota autho
The representative., 1901-04-04
LIKES OBITUARIES.

HARTLAND, Minn., April /, 1901.-E. A.
Twitchell, Editor Representative, Minneap-
oils, Minn.-Dear Sir: Enclosed please find
money order for 81. for one years sub
scription to your paper, also send me home
made contrivances as premium and Farm
and Home, as you advertise.
At the death of beloved Donnelly I owed
the paper for 18 months. think the books
will show. Let me know if you are entitled
to same or how?
Wishing the paper success without the
services of ]. C. Hanley, l am as ever,
A. H. SKEGRUD.
Hartland
P. S.-Why don't you give the obituary
NJ Dr Eav
The representative., 1901-04-04

operation demonstrates these Send for circulars
DODGE ZUILL. 214, Fourth Street South, Min
The representative., 1901-04-04

Park Rapids, MINI.
The representative., 1901-04-04

Burlingame, Kan.
The representative., 1901-04-04
After DeatrOYinx the Pan

Box 273, Greenfield Mass.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-09
FLAGSTAFF

The building uf smoltcr al thls
r-int ls being considered The Grand
canyon mlncs and other mines In this
county have 20 ship their ore 90 NJ
Paso. Texas. which g. very expensive.
The capacity OF the public reading
room In Flagstaff Is Insufficient &c ae-
comm0datc the patrons ~ the same
Expansion g. certainly 10 order for this
commondabie enterprise
The editor ~ the Gem was Caned last
Friday ana he neither feels angry nor
sore over o. q. W Hamey ava the
Gaming act 10y presenting us with a
handsome walking cane FOR which hs
has our unrestraincd thanks
Fred slatierly known here as "scul
~" died at the county hospital re
had bpen afflicted With analysis. He
several years and WAS entirely helpless
'or months before bis deaih.
Miss walker Of iowa city, iowa an
accomplished stenographer. arrived IN
this city and has accepted position
with the Arizona Central bank. one
OF the most popular and reliable In.
stltuii1ns OF the hind IN Arizona.
} r. Hawks one of fne oldest and
best known citizens % Flagstaff. died
az his home IN this city. 1iis death
gas not unexpected. AK ne had beer
seriously afflicted for several months
He was thrown from wagon several
years ago ana the fall caused paralysis
n one side of his body, and he had not
been strong since me accident. Mr.
Hawks came to Flagstaff In the early
days and lived here up 90 the time oi
his death he was 60 years ~ age.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-09
SILVER CRY.


From the Independent.
a. J. spaulding has returned from
Hot Springs, Ark.
Mrs. II. N. Belts ~ recovering from
serious indispoition which PLACED her
under the physicians cart during the
past week.
There l. an enrolment Of l02 pupils
NJ the Normal school The regular at
tendance, however, has suffered 10
some extent from the prevailing epi-
demic Of grip.
David Peters, United States postal
inspector, Ia la Silver City on official
business. MIR. Peters enjoys the dis
tinctiOn of being the youngest man la
his department now la government cm-
ploy
Charlie Daniels, the clever salesman
with 4. NJ. Young & Co., Of this city,
has accepted an offer 10 go on tho road
for a Piitsburg glass ffm, and win
cover old Mexico territory for the
present. Mr.. Daniels left for his new
iiold sunday.
Rev. J. g. l,oun returned from Chi
cago and other points Of the middle
/ west. On his way home he CHANGED "a
/ be la Topeka, Kan, at the time OF Mrs.
/ Carrie Nations raid on the saloons OF
tho capital. Mr. l,uOn found a sur.
prisiug strength of public sentiment iu
| Topeka iavoring the heroic methods OF
Mrs. Nation and her auxiliary hatchct.
The storm was general throughout
the southwest. Together with the pre-.
cedlng rains an immense area has been
watered The ella and salt river val
| leys OF Arizona are reported soaked
with rain. The Sacramento mountains
Of southern Now Mexico are covered
deeply with SNOW, their white capped
peaks being visible many miles. AZ
pinos Altos, nine miles from Silver
City, over IA foot Of snow fell
society circles In the tenderloln dis
trict were agitated by the arrival Ia
the city Of a special officer from Cali
fornia. His mission was TO escort u
her home, near Los Angeles, one of Oh,
lady bOardcrs in "A well known estalt
lisliment on Arizona avenue The girl
who was under Is years Of age, had loft
home clnndestinely, and 10 was only
through the efforts Of special detec
tive that hei whereabouts was mad,
known 10 the parents.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-09
Indian school note.

Aiiss Dlsette supervising day sshsol
Isseher has recovered from Der recent
attack ~ Ia grippt and left lsst night
on an ofnclhl Nisit b. Zuni Laauna
and The uslghbonnE oay schools.
Many Improvements are belns usAs
- the san Felipe DAY school New
desks have been placed IN the school
room while eupbosrds ard other fur
niturs have been sent for ths en-
ployes quarters Az Indian assistant
~ The same village, . former pupil Oi
this school 10 taking great interest IN
the education ~ HE pupils
New desks and school furnishings
have recently been sent 90 islstA
superintendent Ogllns j. doing e
EfsAi deal toward building up the day
sch0ols under HE control
W. J. oliver clerk 81 tho sohco, has
secured a new arriving horse in which
he takcs great pressure
The gymnasium, which is nearly
rompleEed viii a11 greatly Co The
healthful amusemenis of the school
A VEN hue piece ~ work was recent
~ turned QUE By The harness depart.
ment ~ This school IN the shape % a
Esi 81 single harness n was purchased
by Superintendent Crsndan, % tho
santa W. school Who pronounced Il q
han 1somo piece ~ work sni q Crsiil
90 che school Mr Johnson al the head
~ this department 10 master IN ne
line
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-09

This morning cousin and number
~ the relatives Of Abel sedlio. the
fearless desperate ana cattle thief.
who wa shot and killed by Special
Ofncer Bon williams and Deputies yes
tcrisy morning few miles souih OF
thls city. arrived here and Viewed the
remains which we're lying IN the IN
1ortakorf rooms n Or understood an
'nuuess VIII be- held over the body some
time tomorrow morning ana afterwards
the rclatiovs 20 the deceased VIII take
charge and give the remains proper
burial near the late home In ManHano.
Claude poene. who Was with Sedlllo
NJ Ne inns ~ She eapiure. and who
SUSTAINED e broken lex by one 81 the
bullets. stlll lies on his cot Ia the coun-
fy iaH suffering intensely from the ef-
feots 90 che wound. IT'S physician,
or = r. 1iaynf reports HE patient
na gwtlng along nicely but was not IN
position 90 state positively how the
injury would result
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-09

40 a regular meeting OF the q X.
warren Post No o. She following reso-
luiions were adopted.
Whereas. on the 27th Of January,
ieoi former c,mrade. Isaac Lane
departed this life. We. The mcmbeg Of
said post. resolve az follows;
First THAT IN the death Of Cou,ade
lane we have lost q faithful member
and the city good citizen.
Second -rhat we bow Ia humble sub.
mission go the mandates % Him who
is 200 wise 90 err and TOO fond 60 b
unkind
Thlrd-That q copy Of these resolu
lions be spread on the records, and a
copy be- sent % the daily papers
Committee on resolutiaha-AsrNefet
clarke. adjutant Thos HARDWOOD
cha plain
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-09
CARLSBAD.
From the Argus.

From the Argus.
The long threatened rain visited
Carlsbad, and a. consequence stock
men aud farmers were happy. Il was
needed.
This week the merchandising Hrm
of Joyce, Pruit q Go. purchased the
hay. grain and flour business and stOr-
age warehouse Of John r. MathosOu.
a. ID. Garrett, tn north Peco. valley
sheepman, returned recently irom "a
trip 20 California and en- route stopped
az Las Vegas, whore lac purchased
from Charles liicld 200 head of high
grade ewes, ones, twOs and threes.
They will be driven overland to his
range meas Roswell, arriving about
March lst This is one Of the biggest
ana most important sheep deals recorded
IN this section, aud the Importation Of
this fine flock is a great toing For the
entire valley.
Bishop 3. Mills Kondrick, Of This
EpiscOpalian diocese, has tne following
10 say In his quarterly church paper.
Grace church, Carlsbad, New Mexico,
has been recently visited by the bishop.
and he VII visit IL again early la tle
new year II q class Is ready for con-
iirmatiOn Carlsbad aud Roswell each
wish resident minister. II Rev. MIR.
llinsOn should elect 30 devote himself
20 Roswell, whore he resides and whore
q rectory VIII probably be built, our
thoughts go out 10 the Rev. NJ. Tracy
Tor Carlsbad, II he could return 10 Us. -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-09

another dose Of that medicine the doc
tor gave me-" and IN her haste picked
up the wrong hottie taking good big
dose N strychnine instead ~ harmless
ou0nlne potion "My.n she soid, "that
Is bitter but thinking " only genuine,
went happily away with tno young
ladies, little knowing The fearful fate
awniting her Miss Taylor was ~ a
bright and happy temperament, and In
this mood accompanied the young ladies
lc..uroly to the home Of one ~ them
about thrce.quariors ~ mile distant.
ON arriving there she began 20 feel
queer and finally went into spasms.
THcy at once saw she had been poi.
sonOd Io'p YVES summoned and every
thing possible was done iO~ the young
Dad les. boo without avail. for she lived
less than ono hour, dying In great
agony Upon investigation u was
found She had taken sirychnine instead
of the harmless qulnine.
The family are horrined and grief
stricken over the sad affair, bui Of
course cnnuot account Tor the dreadful
mistake ~ the young lady.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-09
ALAMOGORDO.


From the News,
Monte Moore and wife, of Albuqucr-
que. have taken zap their residence in
Alamogordo, Mr., Moore having ac-
cepted position In the railroad shops
as mnchinist
John Qpinllven loft for a short tril,
tO Albuquerque and Santa re. He will
probably place his son, Venice, in thC
Brothers college az the latter place be-
fore returning.
MFs. Scott, formerly Of silver City,
n. NJ, has accepted "a position as uu. se
AZ the hospital In the place of Miss
Kathleen McGillivray, who will leave
Alamogordo shortly.
John Quinliven, Alamogordo'- enter.
prlsing contractor and builder, secured
the contract for erecting the ugW lodge
AZ Cloudcroh, which will cost, when
completed, sld,0O0
a. W. Henderson, one of the best and
most euterpri,ing saloon men in El
iasO, purchased "a half interest in a
claim in Good Fortune canyon san Au-
druas mountains, from u. IT. WuOttu,
Of Fre-nal, consideration, $1,000,
William &. Passenger, ana cmploye of
the AlamogordO Lumber company. WINS
taken To the hospital suffering with
pneumunia, llr was unconscious for
several days aud AN hopes for his re-
covery were given zap. hut he Is nOw
improving slightly AM uo douht viii
soon bc conyulCscont
Jim Riddle, the popular engineer of
the mountain line, met with quite "a
painful accident while on his run.
which might have resulted seriously i.
Tie put his head out at the cab window
and accidentally got the chain OF tho
water spout wrapped around his neck.
Jerking him against the back of the
cab ana knocking him iusonsiblc His
head and hiCc were somewhat cat up.
but he Is still able JO boz around.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-09
TERRITORIAL NEWS.
From The Hci.id.

From The iici.ld.
IN this city, Saturday. February ?,
1901. Burcl Conger, resident Of o few
weeks. died Of Brichts disease Tie
leaves % little daughter among strgng.
crs at STEMS Pass. Nothing n kaOwn
Of his wife. save that during his rave
iugs he talked Of her. Cungcr died
fOrgiving everybody even nn Arizona
physician whom he claimed took four
u his sis horses for doctors bill.
Dan GriHn's railroad grading outfit,
consisting Of about half dozen wagons
and from nfty To sixty horses aud
mules passed through town Friday.
They came from work ON the Murcnci
Southern railroad and were going 10
work on the White Oaks road. MIR,
Griffin SAYS that Good 4 CO., contrac-
tors on the White oaks road, want Ia
put 900 teams 20 work during the nest
sixty days
Last "Wednesday, tramp with a
wooden leg, loaded himself down tO the
gunwalcs with DcmIng trailing arhu-
tus aud lay down in the shade near the
Herald office until he nearly froze ~
death, and where ho broke his wooden
leg rolling about DR.. Wells and Col.
Burnside discovered the man and had
him carried out and laid In the warm
sunshine 20 thaw out After awhile al
officer came along and escorted him "a
the loclflip.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-09

Whereas. Eg 20 y. sioflel and barbara stof.
EEL bis vile, 30 aud by a certain deco ui trust,
dated the Tan day 81 January, 1895, and re-
corded n volume ., T y. records OF bcrna-
liio county NcN Mexico, NJ page 30 convey.
Ell tu ihe undersigned "a trustee, thrtosloWing
described real estate, situate in thr county u
Hrfnallilu, territory ui New Mexico. TO Wits
Toe nurtI cfn halt ui lots numbered thirteen
lA AMI fourteen lltl ~ block number eight
lbl lu The NcE NJ EiCu Town COMPANY town.
site in tht tuwn (nuW city OF Albuquerque. AZ
the anne are shown aud desl mated 90 the map
~ the New Mexico Town Company tnWnslte
made ~ John A. Fulton, &, h.. and nird IN
the Office IT the probate clerk and en- 9th 10
recorder iur said HgUaIillu county, New Mex
leo, on the fth day 81 May, ESQ. said deed %
trust hvina made 10 secure the payment of a
lcualn lfomissury note therein described for
date, With Interest a the rate ~ IN per cent
per auuum, which note with interest and taxes
advanced, ~ per terms Of said deed L. uusl,
viii, on the ate VI ralC here natter mentioned,
amount a. ~ oa3aa; ana
Whereas, i he sand note 10 nov past due aud
together with said taxes l. unpaid uos. there.
fore, a the request iu Wf.lina IL the legal hal-
der of said note aud bY virtue IT the term and
conditions OF the said deed 81 trust. do here.
BY give notice that Tor the purpose ui paying
aaid tote, interest thereon, taxes, costs and ek-
pcnEcs Of executing ttis rust. Including legal
attorneys ices, as provided hy said Trust deed,
Niil, ou M0uday, the goth day Oi February,
A. ID, 1901, az the hour ut eleven o'clock a, m.
~ said day. ~ the front door 81 the pustofice
ln said city 81 Albuquerque, IN said county
and Territory, sell the real estate hefalnheiOrr
best bidder for cash, TO pay ssld Indebtedness,
q W. JoHSsroN. Trustee.
Dstcd. January goth, 1901.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-09

"Wednesday was held day in the
house FOR committee reports and sew
eral legislative nowers born 20 blush
unseen" were reported hack adversely,
among them the following y n no.
g. requiring live stock buyers 10 take
uut license; n. a. No. bS 90 amend the
law providing bountlea Tor thp killing
~ wild animals u. y. No. &C. reauir-
ing marriage iicense; n ~. no. D. to
prevent the sale ~ penhsntlary brick
H. ~. 80. ~ allowing justices ~ the
peace $50 per annum az road saperyis-
ors, a. a. No. a. oa auilea ~ tvgasur-
ers ana collectors ~ 49, 80. a. fixing
frss " court alenoElapherH
slilla favorahly reported We're " B
No ~ relating % delinquent iaXcs
and compromising same ~ q. 80. ~
pas ms Justices ~ the peace g. per day
while acting ne road supervlsorfi H. n.
No. %. relating 90 tax exemptions ~
A. 80 81 authorizing foreign railway
companies opera iinE Inns in New Mex.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-09
INyADEs MENico.
The Rock Island IIss secured Control %
NexiCan central.

Tho Rock Island IIas secured control ~
mexioan Central
Tho Rock island railroad has as
sumcd cnntrul of the Mexican Central
system aud win operate the road
through from Chicago 90 the City OF
Mexico, says the M raso Herald.
Tnis story Is credited 10 the New
York stock exchange, which wired the
~ Pnso stock and mining exchange
this morning, giving meagre details OF
the transaction.
The report states that tho deal was
made public to-day and that The Next
can Central stocks advanced four points.
! Tho Joint management Il not 10 take
effect until the Rock Island gets rs
track into El Paso. when connection
/ will be- made here and the two roads
will bo operated together az one sys-
tenn.
This o. important news In III paso,
/ but l. iu mo- means surprise 20 those
who know the history of the Mexican
/ Central. That road has had a close
lconnoction with The santa Fc since Il
was built until the Mexican Central
Ichanged management over year ago
Since then it has been known that the
Santa Pc aud Mexican Central were al
outs uud some new deal was likely q
boz made ut any time.
The prc-- dispatches to-day failed q
report The deal but 10 B. accepted a. d
| fact as 90 came from % sourre thorough
lis reliable. And, too, the Mexican
! Central .tOchs advanced materially a.
can bc s,e In the stock reports.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-09
Feeds
the Hair

Have you ever thought why
your hair is falling outS Ii Is
because you are starving your
hair. If this starvation con-
tinues, your hair will continue
20 fall.
There is one good hair food.
IL is Ayers Hair Vigor. lie
goes right TO the roots Of the
hair and gives them just the
food they need. The hair
stops falling, becomes healthy,
and grows thick and long.
Ayers Hair Vigor does
another thing, also; il always
restores color TO faded or gray
hair.
Ons dollar q bottle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-09

by vhlue Of an execution Issued out Of The
dlstsict count in aad for thr cou ~ OF Defna-
llp, territory oi New MeHico, ln a cause
wherein The Blanchard Meat ana supply com.
pauy, - plalniin, recovered judgment against
high ker defendant for the sum of tida 90
damages, ard twelve doiiars costs VI suit be-.
ing cause No, 500, said Judgment beafiug
date February ], 1901, have levied upon the
fuA owing described persona property aud
ehaiicls. Ia the said county, and territory. to-
one Raaoline stove one water cooler. one
a &c, one coffee boiler, two ice boxes, one
large minor. nine diuinH tables one hot " alter
tan \, aud All the knives, chaifs dishes, cups
and fauCefr in what vas formerly the fratau.
rant Kept BY the said iia kee on Railroad ave.
nue., in the City ot Albuquerque. New MeHico.
u being Intended 10 Include 10 tne said levy
and sale nefelaailet mentioned al "a goods,
cnMieli' furniture aud fixtures In the said res.
And notice ls hereby given that on Monday,
tue lth day uf March, 1901 at the hour az 10
O'CLOCK q, m AZ the front door o. the court
house IN the said county Of bcmalillo | Wiii
sell the foregoing described goods and chnttels
~ public auction 10 the highest and best bidder
for cash, "a satisfy said cArCun q. and &C "a.
lnR costs, including costs Of advertisement and
sale.
THOMAS s HuHHELL.
sheriff Vt beTnAiiilO County,
JoHNaroH a FfNtCAL,
Auofnrya for plaintiff.
Dated February o. tpOt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-09
DISTRICT COURT voTEs,

D0mocio MOrello vs. Guss Minacco,
suit for sls6. has been filed IN the Office
az the district court.
10 che carc OF LOWenihal & Meyers vs..
Charles Paxton, for $500, claim was
satisfied VA fun.
Yesterday Mrs Zeuaida Gutierrez de
Romcul was adiudged insnne, and the
lady will b7 taken to Las Vegas IN a
short time for treatment In the ASYLUM.
Suit has been filed In the district
court boy Walter ;. Campbell against
James Carman, for assault. Both par
ties are from Gallup.
A. J. Martin. the United States con
Wet who was sentenced to q term OF
ni"eiy days In jan Ia the district court,
an. also served thirty days more 10 sat.
isfy the costs Of the suit, was ordered
discharged from custody to-day 10y
United States Commissioner Whiting.