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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
WILLIAMS WAITS.
A Batch Of Interesting Local Happen
ings.

Special Correspondence
williams, 4. r, April 5.--Business
in Williams Is looking up little these
days. The merchants of the thriving
lttlo mountain town are the progress
i've kind. necessary to support and
build up the suhstatlal city that VII
liams Is getting To be Less than year
ago more than half the town lay bed
uf smoldering ashes. The buildings
destroyed were frail frame structures
and were valued IL about $4,000. The
new buildings which have taken the
place Of the old fire traps are con
structed OF stone and brick. Although
they "A. not one-thlrd az many IN mum
beers their cost IL more than three
times as much Indications tend 20
show that the work Of building and
improving has Just .egun.
4 rumor Is aioat that the railroad or
eastern capital Is preparing To erect a
fine hotel 10 accommodate the tourist
travel to Grand Canyon.
Work has been begun on two story
sixteen room brick hotel. which is be-
ing built for X. II. Powers at the corner
OF Railroad avenue and Williams
street. Messrs. NJ. J. Kennedy and j.
\. Carlton have the contract for the
construction.
George Barney. the Industrious pro
prietor OF the Williams brewery. Is
having nice, neat one story residence
built, which he intends to occupy him
1 self as soon as finished
: j. c. Phelan. the Williams butcher
has plans for fine seven room brick
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
FLAGSTAFF FLASHES.
Interesting Topics From the SkyIisht
City OF Arizona

Special correspondence.
r.agstan April 3 The municipal of
fee scckcr- of this city are pretty busy
these days Although there Is only one
ticket in the field the strife Is as great
as II there were three +. r Pollock
the present mayor viii probably be- re-.
elected. The couucilmen on the ticket
are r T. Pollock David Rabbit +. $
Gosncy J. G. lake and J \ Vail The
votes viii be cast next Monday April
z.
Tho Arizona Lumber company has
rs, 900 GOO feet Of lumber In their wards
and has not vet enough to meet the
demand,
Tho Albuquerque Daily CITIZEN IS
now TO be found al G. 4 Keller news
stand, next - the postonice.
f'fagstaif has an organi2a, on termed
the Coconino Commercial club. which
Ia a pretty lively institution The two
story building opposite Babbitt Bros.
general store. has been ntted up into
cujte a likely club room Bowling al
ley. bathrooms, billiard parlor, reading
room and reception room, and all the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
SANTA ROSA FIRE.
The Mushroom Town" Suffers Serious
Loss BY Fire.

A special telegram sent To the Den
yer News under date of last Friday,
April (. gives these facts about IA IRE
which ragged at Santa Rosa that night
Santa Rosa was in flames AT s
O'Clock tonight. The ere started IT. the
Shane building at this place, and in a
few minutes almost the entire town
was in flames From the Shane build
ing the fire spread TO the right, 10 the
Baca meat market and the barber
shop. thence to the Coleman a Walsh
saloon building Both of these build
ings were entirely destroyed.
In the east the fire spread To the
Peterson saloon and restaurant, then
To the Clanrish general merchandise
store and postotiiCe.
On account of the scarcity OF water
IL was almost impossible TO check the
flames. The fire spread tn the Mar.
shal warehouse then 10 the Gillispie
place on the left of the GIllispie build
ing. several small buildings and tents
which burned mp.
The last building To burn was sa
loon owned by Mexicans. The men
succeeded in checking the fire by goine
down the street and tearing down and
dragging the buildings away, also the
stores was stripped Of the goods he
fore the fire reached them ard those
which were not burned were stolen by
the Mexicans G. l.. Marsh Is tho
heaviest loser his stock of merchant
Use was valued at 10000 with yer,
little insurance,
The entire loss will reach $40 900
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

Monday opened school again with
most OF ihe students back They were
all rested by the spring vacation and
ready Tor tIc remaining work of me
year.
At the opening assembly after so
p assent vacation, We were glad To
ave so noted a speaker as Rev. Stitt
Wilson. who addressed us on The
PhlosopniC Basis of Education OF the
Twentieth Century" After his ad-
dress many OF the students met Mr..
Wilson and at noon he took lunch with
Professor and Mrs Ho3 lin
Tuesday mornirg. Dr bunker spoke
on Petra" and The Tabernacle of jhe
Wilderness
Tuesday heinz Al Fools Day oven
the wise poop. ON the hill suffered
and some OF III, nro' cssors were made
60 realize the tat that we ar" not al
ways as sane a ,c might be.
In the cyeniur ~, Normal girls and
their gentlemen friends and the Fresh
men class gave a surprise party on
Professor Hodr- ia the form of a
Mother Goose congress where every
one came dres Us "A Mother Goose
character TT Students arrived at
Casa del Mes i'st as the professor
deal OF excitement Many busy hands
soon decorated the rooms with Mother
Goose pictures and university pen
nants ana the luu OF the evening began
immed iately hy numerous games skill.
fully planned .um Mother Goose lore.
one game co. sted NJ coming as
many words a possible from the two
words Mother Goose. In which Mr..
Bittner was successful In obtaining The
prize. some very nrettily mounted
pictures of u. y. NJ buildings An.
other game was the writing OF Mother
Goose rhymes t. describe pictures
which had been placed about the
rooms Dainty Mother Goose refresh
mcnts were serve during the evening
consisting OF tarts ANIMAL cookies. or
angeade ana lettuce sandwiches.
At the close of he evening caVn one
went fishing In n tut OF bran ard oh
tanned "A unique ald personal souvonii
OF the occasion As rhe guests ic
partmont all re- prcsented w''f
Mother Goose dolls to remember the
Jolly evenin- by
The merry company left al late
hour with many cheers for the pro
fessor and rolled away down the hill.
The Mirage ~. he out the hrst oI
next week anu va. ~ " NtlN SUI
number. twice It's usual size The star
has been at work hard ard feel thai
this number should be a credit 10 The
institution.
Tho senior class If 1902 met Wed
ncsday and decided To have the com
mcncement pictures taken 10y Mr.. Bert
man The class day program wa'
amended ana viii, soon be announced
Net week class in descriptive as
trcnomy will he organized under FRO
fessor HoCgin 10 meet from ~ "
tn 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
A VENERABLE LADY.
Mrs. 8. sIeyster Celebrated Her Sew
ertv.Ninth Birthday yesterday.

Yesterday. AT the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. f. f.. Weed 40. 2l5 West Silver
avenue. there was a small gathering
of friends. and they were there 10 eN-
tend congratulations TO Mrs II. S.ey-
gter mother OF Mrs Weed, on her 18Th
birthday.
Bernard \. Sleystcr. the well known
real estate and insurance agent. VINO
is the only son. was also present ami
Joined those congregated in making
the dav one of the brightest for his
venerable mother.
\ Citizen representative called To
offer his congratulations. and the old
lady stated that had Mr.. Sleyster lived
until tomorrow Tuesday, there would
have been another celebration-that
OF their golden wedding. but he was
called away in death in southern Call
foruia about five years ago Mrs. Sley
ster was born in Nynegen. Holland
and. with her husband and children
came To the United States twenty-sev
IN years ago. nineteen OF which have
been spent in this city She took n
great interest IN the South African
war. and offers up prayer occasional
" that her native Hollanders tth'
Boers) will yet be victorious In the
uneQualled war now raging in tha'
dark continent.
Mrs. T. w Davis, wife OF a wei
known engineer. and Mrs. II. ). Plat
81 Beaumont Texas, two daughters
were not present yesterday. II Is un
drrstood however, that Mrs. Plat an,
husband are expected here in few
days from Beaumont aud will make
this city their home in the future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
Lost an Eve.

One of the hoboes ordered out OF
town by Judge Crawford on Saturday
morning returned Saturday night but
he did not bring back with him as
much ms he took away. He got as far
as Isleta. when he saw several peculiar
looking brown discs AT the side of the
track. He began an Investigation
tried To pull one to pieces and finally
put It on rail and hit IT a blow. It
was "A torpedo and the Investigator
was thrown over backward. one of his
eyes Is injured and he was brought to
this city DR. Pierce turned him over
10 Or Groves, the oculist who has
little hopes OF saving the eye The in
iurcd man gives his name as that Of
William Smith and says that his mott
or resides in Chicago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
MASS NE ETiNG.
To be Held in Silver City on Local
Smel.er proposition.

Special Correspondence.
Silver City. ~ NJ. April "A mass
meeting Of III" business men and min
ing men O. Grant county and everyone
Interested in the enterprise Of erecting
"a smclter and concentrating pant in
this city has been called by Mayor j.
W. Fleming for next tuesday after
noon Ever since the closing down
of the trust stmelter here a short time
ago the leading business men of the
city and others nave been agitating
the project of erecting smelter and
concentrator owned and operated by
local men II is the idea Of the men
Interested in the project T the mills
are erected 10 treat the vast bodies
OF all kinds of ores in this section AT
very small milling rate, thereby en-.
abline the operators Of mines who nav"
low grade proposition 10 mine and
mill their ores AT a prcht and thereby
hold all kinds of business in this
county The treatment rates charged
by the trust smclter AZ this point were
so high that il made II Impossible for
operators of mines which were "A low
cra,e proposition TO ship their ores
To the smclter and have them mlll"d
at the high rate charged PAID the big
EtNl part ~ lN' ~ 'll W. Aii' - 'oA
Most ~ the prominent business men
Of Silver city have signihed their VII.
lingEess TO take MP considerable stock
in the erection OF the local mills and
the mining men Of the county viii cat
UP the balance cf the stock From me
present Indications the enterprise will
he carried through and will greatly
improve the local mining and business
conditions OF this cay and surround
ing country
The city council mt their last meet
INK ordered the erection ~ steel
bridge across Main street on Broad
way and gave the contract 10 the
American Bridge company az figure
of $3.50 II will be a seventy foot span
steel bridge ana have a sixteen foot
roadway
The Santa Fe has granted a rate OF
one fare and uuc-6fth from this city "a
Albuquerque during the Grand Army
Oi the Republic ercampmeat In that
city ON April 10
Erncst Harness and wife left last
evening for f. pasn Mr.. Harness foI
sCmc time past has been suo"rin'cnd
cnt Of the smeitar located here and on
account of its close down was trans
ferlcd to the f,l Paso works.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
ITEMS FROM oEMINo.
Col Smith IN New York--John Cain 6
Scneme-l ood Notes.

Special Corrcsp ondcncc.
ppming April The spring seems
90 have set IN in earnest here az Den.
ing. ana h is a JOY 10 live Buds aud
blossoms are everywhere and the hal.
my hrro7cs have tanned down go that
no sand blows.
Coz = r smith writes from New
Nork that uy ha- about completed %
hig transaction 100 copper properties.
the details of which We ar, as yet mn.
able io give n may however ho said
that thor, l- an independent smcltcr
IN tho deal vWCh is backed by promin
cnt ph la1,lphia and New York capt
alists and This shuuld b." interesting
new To- the various mining cnmmuni.
tics around Dominu.
Nj Irvine manager ~ the n'minr
opera house say, home talent enter
tainmout last "Wednesday evening
which was well attended and well
worth ATTENDANCE Every thing went
on we'll an the crowded house enjoyed
the whole performance to the utmost
This is 90 be- followed uN a dance 90.
night To- o., gwen free to holders Of
reserved scat coupon. fut last Wed
ncsdays entertainment
Mr.. Choaio. manager of the III paso
n SONl nNtNltIl. WIS lll l'NH w ''lb'T
day ON business relating 10 the new
depot contemplated by the Bishcc road
at Dowing
Al C'ark viii begin the erection -
large new building on the corner OF
Gold avenue and Pin, street. next to
his grocer in a v"r, short time now
From what dr ClgfE says You would
think hp had no faith ia tho future OF
this town. hut actions speak louder
than words
John NJ Cain Is thinking Of moving
the Kingston Mountain View hotel 10
Deming and setting II mp near the Her
aid printing Office. Mr. Cain is pro
gressiyc business man and knows a
good thing when he sees u He has
seen Deming and has decided TO throw
in his fortune with those of the best
little town ip New Mexico and with
coniidcuco In the result OF his venture
too. when mon Of his kind from the
immediate ncighhurhood begin To take
stock IN the town and put their money
into It, it is a pretty good indication Oh
what is there.
Mrs Margaret Thwaites Of White
signal. EurrO mountains, has been
spending a week or so with Mrs. G. \
Anderson of this city. her niece
Prof Icon Godshaw. the great ton
serial artist OF DeminE has returned
from the Mimhres springs where he
has been recuperating for several
weeks and his genial countenance now
smiles again over his barber chair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
RATION HAPPENINGS.
Many SOCIAL Events IN the Lively Lit
tie City.
.nonIal Cnrro. nondonoc.

special CORES poudoncc.
Ration. y VI April Mr.. 4 A.
Jones. OF Las Vegas gave cham
parro supper last Friday night at the
Harvey house. Covers were laid for
eight and the guests included Judge
Mills Mr. Gurtuor c. y Blackwell.
Mr. and Mrs G. i Gavin Mesdamos
Hamb in and an routon. Aftcrward
Mr. Jones and guests went TO the court
room 10 attend an interesting evening
session of the court
Court adjourned az noon on Thurs.
day. when the court and its officials
as well as an out uf town lawyers took
thoir departure
Mrs Van Houtcn was called 10 Las
Vegas Tuesday by the illacss Of her
parents MIR and Mrs. Chris Woigand.
She viii hc absent week or ten
dav-.
The Seven Hand Eucnr" club met
with Mr.. \. Il Stroichrr last Wed.
nosuav afternoon \ peasant meeting
Vas held Mrs Hobbs and .rs Price
cut fog the prize. Mrs. Price winning.
Mr. aud Mrs Strcicher entertained q
few friends at cards last Monday even
ing. Carnations were used to trim
the rooms and n Dutch lunch was serv
ed The guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Van Howcu. Mrs Hamh'in Mr.. and
Mrs Hobbs and Mr.. and NJ s. Lcahy
Mrs ~ = Rosoberry gave a party In
honor Of Miss Nina Anderson. Of Triui
dad. who is The guest of Mrs. Whig
ham Friday afternoon Resides Miss
Anderson there were present Miss
Blackwell Miss Marion Blackwell
Miss O'Brieu Miss Alice Thomas and
Mass Ruby Grey After playing some
Jolly games the young adde's partook
of delicious supper.
Mrs Chase and Mrs Dryer gave a
sewing party TO a iargc number of
ladies' this afternoon.
The ladies of the Baptist church
gave a supper IN the Investment hal
Thursday evening which was very
literally patronizcd About $50 was
cleared Everyone speaks highly OF
the supper and II Was evident from The
variety of good things to eat that the
ladies bad done their best to cater e
the taste of their patrons.
Thursday night was a night o
church socials. At Blackwells tn,
Christian Endeayorors held forth ant
with serving ice cream and cake mad,
s.: i0 for the society The young PEG
ple made merry playing games an'
having music. besides partaning Of re
toshments.
st the residence of SIS Mamie
Hovcls was held n Methodist social
which was generally patroniZed and
goodlv sum realized.
pr Tansy. a prominent Chicago ply
stefan Is here visiting his wife, VIII,
Is here for health reasons.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
investigating Perkins Scheme.

:. l.. Swartz and Il. +" Jones. Jr
capitalists Of Chicago who arrived in
the City on Saturday and have since
been Quartored at Sturges' European
hotel. went down To Paul Il Perkins
pumping plant this morning TO look
over the ground. These gentlemen
that are backing the Perkins PROPOSE
tiol and its future will be definitely
known tonight II the visiting capital.
ists think the scheme favorable the
work will he pushed and 500 acres will
Immediately be put under irrigation
The gentlemen. accompanied by Mr.
Perkins expect To return TO Alhuqucr-
que this evening
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
CAPT. JACK"
The Poe. Scout. Capt. Jack" Craw
ford. Writes About Horse Market.

Special COrreSE Dndence.
San Marcial y NJ. April Just
returned from Denver. where | took
car load Of as good horses as was ever
loaded from a New Mexico range. but
was mislead inasmuch as | was in
formed that the horses only needed
e. he rode once or twice and broke To
lead with the result that had 10 wait
three days FOR inspection ana then only
seven heal lut Of the twenty six was
acceptable at s35 per head. refused
this and tried 20 find riders 10 break
and ride them. and after waiting a
week finally took s37 for seven head.
linen seeing that II was going To cost
considerable To get he balance trad
ed for a thoroughbred kentucky Jack,
years old and fifteen hands high. To.
gcther with a thoroughbred combina
ton saddle and buggy horse. The
rack is valued AZ 81 Goa and | refused
$3.50 for the horse and ! want you 10
say in The citizen that anyone con
tempating shipping horses must have
them perfectly gentle. blocky butt and
serviceable fourteen hands one inch tn
fifteen hands hign. 10 : years old
and without blcmisn of any KIND, !
had one fna horse turned down he.
cause little nair had been rubbed
of wItl the hobbies. Every inducement
is made TO ship and when they get you
There under heavy expense you are
compelled TO take what they offer OF
ship back which | should have done
had I had bank account am going
TO ship two or three more loads, but
know Just what Is wanted and have
A guarantee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
Chronic Bronchitis Cured.

For Ten years | had chronic brOn-
chitis so bad that at times | could not
speak above a whisper writes Joseph
Cofman OF Montmorenci. Ind II tried
all remedies available. hut with no sue
cess. Fortunately my employer sug
gestcd that ! try Foley's Honey and
Tar It's effect was almost miraculous.
and am now cured OF the disease On
my recommendation many people have
used Fuley's Honey and Tar. and al
ways with satisfaction" Alvarado
Pharmacy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
ORDINANCE No. 1879.

Be II Ordained by the City Council OF
the City of Albuquerque.
Section |. That there be and hereby
is levied and appropriated for the fiscal
year ending April !. 1903. upon each
and every dollar of the assessed vala-
tion of all property real. personal and
mixed subject 10 TAXATION for Terri
torial and County purposes under the
laws OF the Territory of New Mexico.
situated within the corporate limits OF
the said city of Albuquerque. tor the
following purposes. to-Nit
For General City purposes ...... MAS
For maintenance. Improvement
and care OF public parks within
the City limits ............., .5oo
For maintenance and conduct oi
the Free Public Library owned
and conducted 10y the city OF
Albuquerque .,.........,.,., 900
For Interest on $50 10000 Sewer
Bonds Refunded i's.......... 800
For Interest on Reminding Bonds
For Interest on Reminding Bonds
bs .,.,...,...,,,,'. ln""
For Interest on Niaduct Bonds
IS ,r,,..r,.r. ...s.,,.'s. '"''
For Construction of city Hall LOCO
$4,000
O. n. MARION, Mayor.
&. W. MEDl .ER. City Clerk.
First publication April s, 1902.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
Neolect Means Danger.

Don't neglect biliousness ana cohsti
nation. Your health will suffer perma'
nently II YOU do. DeWitt's Little Early
Risers cure such cases. NJ. y. Smith
Buttornut. Mich, says "DeWitt's Little
Early Risers are the most satisfactory
Mills | ever took. Never gripe or cause
nausea" J. II. O REILLY 4 Co, u. ii
Briggs AZ Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
Election Of Officers.

At the regular meeting OF Albuquer'
que Typographical union No. 300 the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing term;
resident-James s. Black,
Vice President--D. W. Parkison.
Secretary Treasurer-Coral +. Rob
erts.
Executive ommittee-IIarman II
Wynkoop. John stewart Miss Emma
Burgess.
Sergeant. at Arms-P. A. skinner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
CONSUMPTION

the most dreaded and deadly Of all dis
eases. as well as pneumonia. and all
Jung troubles are relieved at once and
cured by Ackers English Remedy the
kinE Of all cough cures" Cures coughs
onl colds In day IS cents. Your
money back II dissatisfied. Write for
free sample. w. u. Hooker a. Co.
Buffalo ~ Y. j. II. ORielly a. Co. and
H. H. Briggs a. Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
Could Fill the PAPER With Them.

This paper might be filled with items
like the following. and everyone be the
absolute truth. ! had rheumatism for
years and tried almost everything. hut
got no permanent relief until ! used
'hamberlaia's Pain Balm, three bottles
of which have cured me. II Is the best
medicine | ever used Philip T..
RhOads. Pcnnville, Mo. Pain Balm is
for sale by all druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12

Hon. solomon Luna left this morning
for the Magdalena country. where he
will spend few weeks looking after
affairs connected with his sheep ranch
Sheep sheariug is going on in that dis
triCt these days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12

Tie fire Is SUI posed to have been the
work of thieves. Although there was
large force of men at work for the
merchandise firms. no one was hurt.
II the wind has raised during the pro.
press of the fire. not building In
Santa Rosa would have been left The
fire will uring the entir" town to the
new town
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
A Chat,anooaa pruaaist,s Statement.

Robert j Miller. proprietor of the
Read House Drug store of Chattanoo-
ga. Tenn, writes: There Is more
merit In Foley's Honey and Tar than In
any other cough syrup. The calls for
It multiply wonderfully and we sell
NOR, of II than all other cough syrups
combined AlNarnho Pharmacy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12

We offcr subject 10 prior sale $50 GOO
3 per cent 20.ycar first mortgage cleo.
tric bonds. For further particulars, ad.
dress stephen u. Demmon a Co. 100
WASHINGTON street Chicago. H.. or
Moscow T. l.. a. T. Co. Moscow, Idaho
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
At BareIas Church.

Yesterday there was high mass for
the first time since services have been
held at Barelas. The choir Is compos
ed of Mrs. J. Yrisarri. Mrs. q. Vargas
Miss Stella Boatright and Mr.. q. Var
gas. as viollnist. The services Were
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
Chinese Exclusion Bill.

washington, April i-The house
continued consideration of the Chinese
exclusion bin. the bin being read for
Mr. kleburg. of Texas.
spoke against the measure. under the
nVe. minute rule.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
Notes from Correspondents

convenience necessary for the enter
tainmout " the members and tr
guests. Thp membership is now about
eighty
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
Last Nioht's Lecture.

A very large crowd was present at
Odd Fellows hall last night To hear
the lecture on Modern Miracles. The
lecturer held that the definition of
miracles as given by modern orthodox
religion is being exploded The latter
part of the lecture was "A citation OF
facts from scientific sources and cor
roborated by similar facts from per.
sonal experiences. The audience was
in hearty sympathy with the speaker.
Is X. Scott, attorney and town clerk
of Gallup, il in the city today on legal
matters