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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11
CAPTURED "WATER Dog"
One of Our "Fish" Reaches Ei Paso
Texas.

The lei Paso News says that Mexi.
can captured water dog" species
OF the salamander. in the Rio Grande
this morning and was Offering II for
sale on the streets for a dollar, and,
although the thing attracted consid-
cradle attention. he had found no buy.
er the last time a Herald reporter saw
him.
The thing is about six inches long
and did not appear to be suffering from
the heat of this section, although
such creatures are said to be foreign
to these waters, and 1t Is mystery
how II got here, as much so as how
the beaver that was found at Albu.
querque a few years ago. got so far
south.
The water dog Is an inhabitant of
the brooks and creeks In the north,
and persons who have lived In that
section OF the country are familiar
with them, but TO natives of this sec
llon lDty are tuIlosillts. tut ioHb
time after the Mexican captured the
thing this morning nobody was able to
tell what the half fish and half liz.
ard" as they termed it, could be. but
finally a man passed the exhibition
point at the Lowdon bank corner and
identified 1t. He said that he had
caught many of the things in the
streams of Kentucky. and that they
gave fisherman more trouble than the
turtles in this section OF the country,
not being 1T to eat. but being mean
after bait on the hooks.
In shape the thing is hike a cat fish,
with head very nearly the same. but
1t has two forefeet and two oack feet
just back OF the center OF the body
that look like the feet OF lizard
IL also has a peculiar growth about
the gills that Is not seen on fish
II has a tail just like a cat fish.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RAILROAD
The Short Line a Certainty In Near
Future,

From reliable source the Alamo
gordo News learns that the Alamogor.
doDeming railroad will be built.
fhe absence of any good reason for
this project has heretofore made us
skeptical about It's seriousness, but
now that we have had an insight into
the resources that prompt 1t all doubts
are removed.
The enterprise is backed by the Am.
erican Fertilizer & Chemical company
OF Virginia. On the line of the road
they have unlimited deposits of pure
soda, pure gypsum, borax and a very
large body of hat guano In caves In the
mountains Just north OF San Augustine
pass, through which the road crosses
the range. The close proximity OF the
valuable chemicals will enable the pro-
moters to make a great variety of
merchantable chemicals at very much
lower prices mere than elsewhere. The
great chemical works of Detroit are
supplied with their soda from deep
wells, the percentage of soda being low
and the extraction expensive when
compared with finding 1t pure as they
can here. With another road here,
Alamogordo will be an ideal place for
establishing the chemical works.
II is also part OF the plans Of the
promoters of the road to locate a smel.
ter at Alamogordo. Large deposits Of
ore exist adjacent to the proposed
route, and fuxes and fuel can be OBJ
tained at less cost than at Ell Paso.
The foregoing is not Idle gossip. but
information derived from thoroughly
responsible sources.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11
DOWN INTO A wAsHouT.
Fatal Accident TO Occupants Of Wagon
In sierra County.

II Is with deep regret that We have
to record the death OF Mrs. c. 7. Sulli'
van. AZ the ranch, after period OF
about four days of almost constant
suffering. On the Monday previous,
she was returning home with her faith
er. Joe Hinseley, and her two children,
from Monticello. They had about
reached the ranch, when, owing TO the
growing darkness. the travelled road
was lost sight Of, and the horses
plunged the wagon with Its fated oc-
cupants into a washout some Ave or
six feet deep. Mrs. Sullivan was caught
beneath the wagon. which passed over
her chest and also injured her hip
bones. Mr.. Hinseley had three ribs
broken, and the little boy received a
cut on the neck. The li;tle girl, in her
mothers arms, miraculously escaped
all harm. Mr.. Sullivan. who, IL seems,
had Just ridden ahead on horseback,
now returned to render assistance to
MS SlilihtH wiz WhpS' i"'o'f'
breathing told only too plainly the
story OF some internal injury, and
from whose lips the tell tale blood was
issuing. She WAS tenderly borne TO
the house from whose portals she was
destined never more to come forth
alive.
DR.. Wegmann was summoned but
beyond administering some morphine.
could do nothing. IL was, perhaps. a
case In which no human skill could
have called pack to life the fleeting
breath, and when the end came who
shall say that 1t came not as a mercl'
fui termination of her suffering
Mrs. Sullivan was bright young
woman, a devoted wife and mother,
and her early death, under circum-
stances so distressing, was shock to
her many friends here. Her married
life was an ideally happy one and the
heartfelt sympathy OF the entire com.
munity goes out to the husband thus
deprived of her companionship, and
TO the two children thus early bereft
of a mothers love and care. The in
terment took place at Monticello.-Si-
ezra County Advocate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11

stralning a number OF the ticket brok-
ers from dealing in non.transferable
railway tickets.
The Injunction was issued by Judge
Hough after conference with the 9TH
er circuit judges In st. Louis. who sat
10 general session at the hearing of the
petition brought by the roads for an
Injunction. The injunction Is directed
against the ticket brokerage firms OF
II. J. Gildersleeve, George l.. Hlrt, Max
schubach. Wesserman A. Co. and Chas.
J. Billings. the Missouri Pacific and st.
Louis & San Francisco being plaintiffs
In these particular cases, but the order
is the result of an agreement on the
part OF all the judges. and the same
order will issue In all the cases before
the court
The order OF the court entoins the
scalpers from buying. selling. dealing
in. or soliciting the purchase or sale OF
any mileage, excursion, Communication,
or any other kind of limited. non
transferable passenger ticket"
The exposition management Is the
real plaintiff In these cases. The
western roads have been asked TO
make unusually low rates to the expo
sition. This they refuse to do unless
they are assured that the tickets can
not he manipulated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11
Police Court.

Jack Smith, camp cook. was
charged with being a vagrant this
morning. He was discharged as he'll
get out OF town today or go TO work.
w. NJ. Pollard. miner. was charged
with being drunk. He said he had too
much of Kentucky JOY" in. He paid
IS,
Pablo Jaramillo got drunk and used
abusive language to his wife. He'll
pay the city $l5 or work that number
OF days.
T. M. Sandoval. for + .lng drunk and
disorderiy. was fined IS.
Marie Chayes, who looked as II she "a
been hit with a sledge hammer, got
Ave days for being loaded with fire
water last evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11

Here's the experience OF a western
farmer. Ten years ago he put an x
mark on a silver dollar and went to
town and spent II with n merchant. De-
fore the year was out he got the mark.
ed dollar back for poultry and spent II
again with local merchant. Four
times In six years that dollar came
back to him for produce and at other
times he heard OF II In the hands OF
his neighbors. The last time he got
1t In change nearly four years ago he
sent II to a Chicago mail order house
that had amassed a hundred million
dollars by selling third rate goods for
high prices. He mas not seen the
marked dollar since and never will TIL
the crack OF doom. That dollar will
never pay any more school or road tax
for him. never help build up the town
or country, never bless or brighten
the homes OF his neighbors. He sent
II entirely out of the circle OF its use
fulness to him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11
ElkS OPERA HOUSE.
FINE ATTRACTIONS Billed.

The pressed brick ordered from the
east to be used In finishing the Elks'
new opera house has not arrived yet,
although the bill is here and they have
been on the road two weeks.
Notwithstanding this unlocked for
and aggravating delay the building
committee Is not discouraged In be.
lieying that the new play house will
be ready by the first OF September.
o. A. Matson, who has managed Co.
Jumbo hall with such hattering sue.
cess. has been rendered the manage.
men. OF the Elks' opera house. and
accepted.
The coming winter the new opera
house will be the scene OF many first
class entertainments and Albuquerque
theater goers will not want for pas.
time and amusement. Manager Mat.
san has a calender up and booked the
following attractions:
September 6--His Absent Boy, by
the Harry Carson Clark company.
November s-For Mothers Sake, by
Marie Heath. the little sunbeam.
January IA Millionaire Tramp.
January 6--At the Old Crossroads.
January 13-Murry and Mack. They
are the original Charles A. hurry
and Ollie Mack. two of the funniest
mortals ever created.
January 15-Ellery's Royal Italian
Band.
January 22 Richard and PrinRle.
February Ward and Wade min.
strels.
February l1-Joshua Sp:uceby.
February ls-The Little Red Schoc
House.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11
ZINC AT MAGDALENA.
Development up mere surprises the
Old Miners.

Old Miners.
q. Il. Roe, division freight and pas
senger agent for the Santa Fe system,
returned from trip to Magdalena, n.
NJ. and other points In the northern
division He says that the miners Of
Aagdalena have furnished a sensation
recently by developing rich deposits
OF zinc. The old Graphic mine, which
was not thought TO have zinc enough
for shipping has developed ore which
is rich enough to be shipped 10 Min.
eral Point, Wisconsin, and to joplin,
Missouri.
The ore is being shipped steadily,
and thus FAR about 2.0o0 tons have
been smeited there at a profit. The
smelters at Magdalena have closed
down. but Captain Fitch. the owner OF
the Graphic. is making a good thing
OF the shipments.
The discovery viii be a great thine
for the Magdalena country, as II de
velops zinc industry which will
amount TO some Importance. II is stat
ed that the zinc ore bodies are very
large all through the Magdalena dis
trict and the recent discovery viii
open a rich field for prospecting,-E
Paso News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11
Judqe Clement Smiths Arrival.

District Clerk John Z. Griffith re-
ceived a communication yesterday
from Hon. Clement Smith, the newly
appointed judge Of this district, stat.
ing that It would not he possible for
him TO come to Socorro for some time.
Judge Smith will come as an entire
stranger TO the people of the district,
but judging from all reports concern
ing him he is we'll worthy of the cor.
dial welcome he Is sure 20 receive
socorro Chieftain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11
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PROBATE COURT.
viii Admitted to Probate ard Other
Matters Ground Out.

mdttcre 0rouno Out.
The probate court was In session all
day yesterday. and Is again In session
today. The following business was
transacted:
Lillian NJ Robins was appointed
guardian OF Gurdon NJ and Russell
Robins.
The report of Alvlna Halbekann,
guardian of Minnie and Albert MERE
tig, minors. was presented to the court
and approved.
The final report Of the admlnistra-
trix OF Charles Mcdonald, was APP
proved and administrators was dis.
charged
The final report OF John A. Lee. ad.
ministrator OF the estate of William
Il. Talbot, was approved and admins
traitor was discharged
The final report Flora Armijo de
Baca, administrators OF the estate OF
Christobal Armijo. was approved and
the administrator discharged.
The petition Oh Nesroras Garcia de
Gomez asking TO be appointed admin
isfratrix OF the estate of Jose Anizeto
Gomez. was granted. administrator TO
serve without bond.
An order was issued In the matter
OF the estate of Carrie c. Wright, also
In the matter of the guardianship OF
Laura A. Krawinkel.
Lorenzo Lucero de Baldonado pre-
sentoa a petition asking to be appoin-
ted guardian OF certain minor children.
which petition was granted. guardian
to furnish bond in the sum OF 81 400,
which was duly filed.
The will OF the late Rufus c. vose
was presented and read In open court
and the same temporarily approved
and admitted to probate. Hannah B.
Draper was appointed executrix to
serve without bond, and the court
thereupon fixed Monday. August 4. al
the date for the final hearing.
An account 81 the First National
Bank Of Albuquerque against the es
tate OF Anna .Kemmerer for the sun
OF $50 was approved by the admin
istrator and allowed by the court The
report OF ID. H. Boasright, administra
tor Of said estate, was also fled ant
approved.
A petition was presented by Encar
nacion Archibeaue and Juan Esquiquli
Archibeque, heirs at law OF Juan DO
mingo Archibeque. deceased, prayinl
that o citation issue to Pablo Archi
beque and Juan Dominiquez. admins
traitors OF said estate, requiring then
TO make a report under oath as I,
what disposition they have made o
the sum OF s940, claimed by said pc
titioners to have been paid to them
and also to show cause why the!
should not pay to the said heirs thei
share as heirs and distributes OF sal,
estate; and also to pay to said Encar
nacjon Archibeque the share comlnI
to her from her mother, whereupol
the court orders a citation issued re
turnaole on or before the first Monda,
In August. 1908.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11
Reward for a Murderer.

The traders on the southern side OF
the Navajo reservation in New Mexico
have subscribed si35 TO be offered as
a reward for evidence that will lead
20 the arrest and conviction of the per-
son or persons who murdered Emmett
Pipkin, at the Box s ranch, on the
18th or 18th OF June. The commission
ers of Mckinley county also have OF.
fered a reward OF 5000. making a total
reward now offered Of s6S5. It is hop
cd that the party or parties will be
speedily brought TO the bar of JUS
tice.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11
site the Odd Fellows' hall.

stree d, site the Odd Fellows hall.
have prrchased the property known
as the College building and grounds.
This gives the Odd Fellows title to
the entire quarter block at northeast
corner of Lead avenue and Second
street.
Preparation and plans are now 60
ing on with view of building an
Odd Fellows temple that will be a
credit to the Odd Fellows and to the
city OF Albuquerque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11
THE TUESDAY CLUB.
Program Outlined for the Coming
Season Of 1sos-4--EngIish History
to Be Studied.

Program Outlined for the Coming
Season Of 1sos-4--English History
to Be Studied.
The Citizen Office has Just issued
a neat book for the Tuesday Literary
club OF the Duke city.
In II Is the program and other In.
teresting data for the members.
The officers of the Tuesday club
are:
President-Mrs. Birtwell.
Vice President-Mrs. Marsh.
Secretary-Mrs. Cristy.
Treasurer-Mrs. Walker
The committee which has formulat.
ed the program for this years work is
composed OF Mesdames Stroup. Cristy,
and Moore. The full membership Of
the club follow
Mesdames Olivia Morton Birtwell,
Clara Josephine Baldridge. Clara
Louise Cornish. Estelle Gillespy Girls
ty, Daisy Cones Hickey. Kitty Bower
Hope. Ethel Lester. Kitty Hicks
Marsh, Florence ode McMillen. Nerva
Dun Moore, Euphemia Nelson Apple,
Mary Lines Newcomer, Sybil Duncan
Ray. Evelyn Single. Jessie Mcmillan
Stroup, Ella Il. Walker.
The first meeting OF the club will be
held October q at the home OF Mrs
Birlwell. Green's short history Of the
English people win be studied. The
club works from the first Tuesday In
October until the last Tuesday In May
The Tuesday Literary club is cred
J II to Albuquerque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11
Wreck Near Bisbee.

Reports received from Blsbee indi-
cate that a disastrous wreck took
place Saturday morning on the hill
near town. A freight train. In charge
Of Engineer Joe Rice and Fireman Car
ter became unmanageable on the down
grade and crashed into lot Of freight
cars and a passenger coach. The dam.
age Is estimated at about $1,000. as
the freight cars and engine were al.
most wrecked. Two trainmen jumped
and escaped injury.-El Paso News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11
UP AT cERRIlLOs.
The Fourth Of July Celebrated In
Great style

The glorious Fourth was celebrated
in royal style up In lively Cerrillos.
The great feature Of the afternoon
was an exciting base ball game be-
tween the Red Sunbonnet nine and
the smelt.r boys. The Su1bonnet ag.
gregation was composed OF Miss Kit
tie Hull. catcher Mrs. Gertie Dague,
pitcher; Mrs. Della Sinners, first base;
Miss Caroline Granite, second base;
Mrs. Lille Coleman. third base; Miss
Philomena Michael, short stop; Miss
Emma Partridge right field; Miss
Eula Hartley. left field. and Miss Jen.
ME Garcia, center field
The Sunbonnet fairly wiped up the
earth with their opponents OF thu
sterner sex and the Smelter boys
were cali in" when the gong sounded.
The Sunbonnets fairly wiped up the
wired at once by Billy Berry and
game arranged for this city.
Altogether the Fourth of July at the
smelter town among the turquoise
hills was day long TO be remember
cd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11
SAN eERNARplNo HAS LOST.
Santa Fe viii Let Contract for Hos
pitaI at Los Angeles.

The following from the Los Angeles
Express will not be relished by some
thousands of railroad men In this city
says the San Bernardino Timeslndex,
while the board of trade committee
viii have something to think about
when II remembers how II loved and
lost:
Contracts that will make the pro-
posed new Santa Fe hospital q certain
~ will be let in a few days. The
structure will occupy block In Boyle
Heights, purchased when property in
that section was much cheaper than
Il Is at present The site was secur'
ed about three years ago, and could be
sold now for three times the price paid
for IT,
II is located on Sixth streets, be.
tween st. Louis and Chicago streets,
aud overlooks Holienbeck grounds
and Hollenbeck home. The building
will accommodate several hundred pa
tents and will house all OF the com
pany's cases between Los Angeles and
San Francisco and Albuquerque. II
will be ready for occupancy early next
year.
AT present Santa Fe railway pa
tients are accommodated In the Sis
ters' hospital"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11
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Brotherhood at klamsaordo.

The lodge OF the Fraternal Brother.
hood In Alamogordo is perhaps the
most fiourishing in New Mexico. AL
though organized but a few months.
II has a membership of 1913 and an av.
erage attendance Of about eighty at its
meetings. During the past three
weeks an increase OF forty-nine mem
beers has been made in the lodge, and
team Of fifteen does the initiation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11
LETTER LIST.

Remaining In the post ONCE

Remaining in the post ONCE at Al
buquerque, n. NJ, July IL, 1903.
Persons calling for or sending for
these letters please state where they
had been receiving mail. also mestion
date OF advertising.
Free delivery OF letters at the resi-.
dence Of addressee may be secured by
observing the following rules:
Direct letters plainly 10 street mum,
Der.
Give writer's name. and request an
swer to be directed accordingly.
Advertised matter IL previously held
one week awaiting delivery.
Advertised matter Is held two weeks
before II goes to the dead letter ONCE
at Washington ID. G.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11

People from Alamogordo end Cloud
croft report that the heaviest hail
storm known for months visited the
top OF Sacrament mountains Sunday
afternoon and night. The storm start
ed with rain. in the midst of which
was heavy hail. The ground was COW
cred to a thickness of several inches"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11
commIssion of IRRIGATION.

The territorial commission Of irri-
CATION will meet at the Office OF the
secretary. Col. George w. Knaebel. in
Santa Fe. on July IL at 2 p. m. Much
business will be brought be-
fore the commission for action.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11
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ARRESTED FOR LARCENY.
Charged With Stealing Jeweiry at Lac
Vegas.

Nelson Mason and Morgan May. col
ored, supposed bold bad men, were ar
rested on the acre last night by City
Marshal Thomas McMillin and Assist.
ant Harry Cooper. Mason and May are
suspected of having committed lar
ceny at Las Vegas. A quantity Of jew.
elry was found on them and the evid.
ence is almost conclusive.
Marshal McMlllin notified the prop
err authorities at the Meadow city, and
Marshal l.. L. Cartwright OF Las We.
gas telegraphed back that he would
come down tonight and get the pris-
oners.
Mason and May claim that they
bought the Jewelry at Las Anlmas,
Colorado, where they have been work.
ing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11
scALPERs KNOCKED OUT.
Expected TO Reap Harvest at ST.
Louis-scheme kipped In Bud.

Ticket scalpers will find II difficult
10 ply their vocation In St. Louis dur.
ing the Louisiana Purchase exposition
NEXT year, The relief prayed for In the
circuit court In st. Louis by several
western roads In series OF more than
forty suits has just been granted in the
form Of q temporary injunction re-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11

George Learnard. OF the firm OF Hall
& Learnard. music dealers, has re.
covered from slight indisposition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11
ODD FELLOWS.
Officers Of Harmony Lodge, No. II,
Installed Last Evening-odd Fe'.
lows VIII Soon Erect a Temple.


Installed Last Evening-odd Fe'.
lows VIII Soon Erect a Temple.
Harmony Lodge. No. II, |. o. o. F..
had an installation last evening.
District Deputy Henry Rogers in
stalled the following officers:
Noble Grand--F. II. Strong.
Vice Grandchildren Dean.
Secretary-O. s. Pillsbury.
Treasurer-Henry Brockmeier.
Outside Guard--O. A. Matson.
Inside Guard-H. o. Strong.
Warden--Gus Gustafsen.
Conductors. Vann, Jr.
r. 8. TO N. G.-Henry Rogers.
l.. 8. to N. Civilian Love.
r. s. to v. G.--M. II. Sabin.
l.. 8. to v. CT. G. Pratt.
Chaplain-N. II. Stevens.
After the work Ice cream and cake
we're enjoyed and a smoke.
Harmony Lodge Is In good working
order and the membership is constant
ly on the increase.
Ia a.,lid eaon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11

Actual work on tine santa Fe cut-ou
between Caney and Havana, Kas.. Is
In progress. The seven mile line will
be completed in sixty days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11

]. A. Cullum OF La Junta is the new
day roundhouse foreman at Ration
who takes the place of Charles Lang.
ton, resigned. Mr.. Langton has gone
to Omaha,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11
Il. Dame. clerk of the Second judicial
district, s4s3. 80, clerks fees.
Survey Ordered.

uIstrIct, F4b3.OU, cIefks IeeS'
Survey Ordered.
orders have been isued at the OF.
fee of the surveyor general for the
survey OF the Eureka lode mining
claim situated lie the Jicarilla mining
district In Lincoln county. This is
survey No. 1869 and the claimant is
w. s. Peters OF white Oaks. N. NJ. The
survey Is to be made by Clarence God.
dard of Ancho. United States deputy
mineral surveyor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11
To Build Soon.

Albuquerque No. I and Harmony No.
II. which now own the lot at the cor
ner OF Lead avenue and Second
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-11
Territorial Funds.

The following territorial funds were
received at the once OF J. II. Vaughn
territorial treasurer: From A. NJ
Bergere, clerk OF the First judicial
district. s327.l5. clerks fees; secund
inc Romero. clerk Of the Fourth Judi
cial district. s633.15. clerks fees; w