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a day or two. but received a message
there yesterday morning that his son.
Jose. had his shoulder blade broken
In football game.
The Fraternal Brotherhood elected
officers as follows Friday night: Pres
ident, V. II. Jameson; vice president,
Mrs. Julia Cousins: treasurer. Leroy
Helfrich; secretary. Guy Gatchel SER
geant at arms. w. o. Gordon. mistress
at arms, Mrs. w. o. Gordon: inner
door. Mrs. G. w. Gatchel; outer door.
II. Hickerson.
From the Record
Santa Fe. He delivered the address
at the Elks' memorial services over
there
Luis Sedillo Is the man who was in
jured at the power house. He has
three broken ribs and several bruises,
as the results Of his fall.
| Miss Bessie Cavanaugh has returned
from California. She has not fully re-
covered from injuries received In the
runaway accident several weeks ago.
w. Adams. who died at the hot
springs last week. and whose body has
since been held awaiting instructions
from relatives In Germany, was buried
In the Odd Fellows cemetery. q cahle-
gram having been received to that ef-
feet
Antonio Sena had an idea that he
was broncho buster. but after Q short
seance with an untamed mustang he
came to the conclusion that It was eas-
Ter to walk than to ride. He has .
badly sprained ankle and a Job lot Of
bruises distributed over his anatomy
to remind him of his experience.
| J. b. Leak. the naval recruiting Of.
ficer. who has been in the city several
days, searching for. ONCE quarters
was joined yesterday by Lieut.. J. p.
Morton, who is the officer in charge,
and Sergeant NJ 8. Elliott. #. ). Bar
low, hospital apprentice, and A. H. Pet.
ers and r. b. Weeks. yeomen. were
also in the party. These gentlemen
have been out since last March getting
recruits for the navy. and after spend
ing three days here, they will go to
Redlands, Cal, They are cniisting me-
chanics, electricians and coppersmiths
mainly. v
F. @. Schmidt the shoemaker who
shot up the town and caused no end of
excitement here few months ago,
had one of his fits in Topeka, Kas., the
other day and died.
The BARRIERS war has come to an end
without the shedding Of blood. The
fight was brought on by several of the
craft failing to comply with certain
rules In regard to closing. hut an ami
cabe settlement was reached today
and everything will now proceed as Of
yore. Next,
From Information received at police
headquarters II appears that Harry
O'Neal, who Is under arrest here for
forgery. is wanted in more places than
one In Colorado. as Denver and Colo
rado Springs authorities are making
Inquiries about him.
A heavily laden freighters wagon
played havoc with the telephone limo
and the road up the hot springs can
yor recently. In comirx down the
steep hill above the last Ice house the
wagon In some way managed to waltx
over the edge OF the precipice, and
when It finally stopped 1t lay some 200
feet below the road, wrapped comfort-
! ably in telephone wires.
| A Mexican driving along Douglas
avenue this afternoon with a heavily
lead wagon became entangled with q
| light trap driven In the opposite direc-
ton by Dr. III. M. Smith. and when the
atmosphere had cleared sufficiently Il
was discovered that the trap was de-
nolished. 1t was loaded into an ex-
smith shop Tor repairs.
Benito Sandoval, employed on the
street railway. mashed the flnxers az
his left hand severely while using the
rail drilling machine Mt bridge street.
| The Injury. however. was not 80 bad ~
at first reported, and 10 will not be
necessary TO amputate any OF his an
gers.
Mrs. Louise Wells. who had beea
blind for some ;imc, and who had 3
cataract removed from her eyes ~
Gently. has so far recovered that sha
has left the sanitarium. She has ~
turned to her home ON Lincoln avenuo.
with her eyesight fully restored.
A iaborer In the employ of Wallaoo
Davis, contractor. who was e work e
the power house Of the street railWoy.
fell from q scEffold and sustained ~