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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County of New
York hereby given persons having
Wilson late County OF New YorL de-
present vouchers tnO
subscribers place Of ransacting business AZ the
Office williams. No. Liberty Street in tbs
CITY 81 New YS on or setOrs the 2stp day OF May
WILLIAM f. WILSON. SOPHIA WILSON ExecuIorn
STIMsoN g. WILLIAM Attorneys for Executors az
Liberty Street. York -
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PRINTING.
STORAGE NOTICES.

CRAVEN PRESS. printers Of the best 81
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

ROOM WANTED. conveniently furnished
between about West a5th ana 5Oth 81 !.
Tor gsutlemaR; use OF bath: about So per
week FURNISHED. Box 40 Tribune OF
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ADVERTISEMENT ana subscriptions for
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GOVERNESS-- young English lady as
visiting or resident g0Verness, or visiting
companion. music French. drawing. DE
GIISE. 2ON West NSth-st
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SurrogateS' Notices.
SkIDMORE. CT
AN PUR-

SkIDMORE, CHARLES AN PUR-
~ suance OF an order OF Hon. Abner c. Thomas a Sur
rogate OF the County Of New York notes is hereby given
having claims against Charles A. Skidmore
OF County OF New York deceased. present
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber at her
transacting business office Fettretch.
Silkman & Seybel Park Row. Borough of Man
haitian the City of New York before the Both
day o
Dated, New York the 22ld day OF September. 1908.
GRACE r. SKIDM0RB Administrative.
FETTRETCH SIIKMAN & SEYBELA Attorneys for At-
minstratrfx. Al Park Row. Borough of Manhattan
New York
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WORK WANTED.
Female.

erences, TO converse with children or Iadv
V S. Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1854 Broad
way.
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GOYERNESS or COMPANION. -Swiss
lady, college graduate; fluent French
German. English. music: excellent teacher.
experienced with children. accustomed 70
travelling here and abroad: highest refer
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
OFFICE FURNITURE

LOST.
HANDBOOK NO. As, sos OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing Any per
son having a claim TO Il is hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten GAYS
or submit to having said passbOok cancelled
and a new one issued.
BANKBOOK No. 800. s64 Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing Any per
son having a claim to II is hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten days
or submit to having said Dassboox cancelled
and a new one issued.
LOsT.-Bankboo< No $50. 144 Bank for
Savings. $50 4th-ave-. New-York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank
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Savings. $50 4th-ave., New-York- Pay
ment stopped. Please return book 70 bank.
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962 OF the Emigrant Industrial Savings
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GoVERNEsS or HOUSEKE EPER Lady:
speaks English, French. German. used to
children; good hsusekeeper and nurse. O..
Box %, 1S3 6th-ave
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NEW YEAR CARDS.

CALENDARS FOR ADVERTISING.
Christmas and New Year carcs, from
cent to $40 View post cards sample set OF
100 for 81 prepaid. Manufacturers. prices
JOSEPH KOEHLER. Importer and Manu-
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

- c. Thomas, Surrogate Of the County of New
notice is hereby given to all having claims
against Sas Downing. late of the County of New York
present the with vouchers
their place Of transacng business
Goodwin. Thompson & Vanderpoel. Nc 2 Wall
Street in The City OF New York, before the
day OF March
Dated New y 9r& sth day of September, 1903
MABEL A DOWNING. Executrix
EUGENE CLARK. WILLIAM L. DETMoLD Executors
GOODWIN THOMPSON & VANDERPOEL. Attorneys
Executors No. Wall St. n. Y. City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County Of
York notica il hereby given to all persons having
against Edward P Griffin late Of the County OF
New York deceased TO present the same with vouchers
subscribers their place
business the oico of Taft Sherman, No. IS viii.
lam Street. in the City 81 New York. before ths
81 day OF March next
Dated New York the 18th day Of August 1903.
EDWARD c. GRIFFIN,
NELSON F. GRIFFIN ! Executor
HERMON GRIFFIN.
TAFT SHERMAN. Attorneys Executors Will
lam St. Borough Of Manhattan New York City.
IN PURSUANCE Or AN ORDER OF HON.
- Abner C Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County of New
York hereby given all persons having claims
against John Christian Goepfert also known Christian
Goepfert of the County of York deceased TO
their place OF transacting business
Goodwin Thompson & VanderpoGl. No. Wall Street In
the City Of New York before the 18th day OF May
Dated New York, 27th day 0 October. 1903
RICHARD w FREEDMAN AUGUSTA LOUISA GOEP-
FERT Executor and ExecutrIS
GOODWIN. THOMPSON & VANpERPOFsIA Attorneys for
Executor and EXecutriX, No. , Wall N Y.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES-5OO second Rand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO Y. EDDY. SSS Madlson-st.
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Il CLIFTON GIRL HISTORIAN.
Her Able Treatment of Amglo-IrIsh
Commercial Relations.

A HISTORY OF THE COMMERCIAL AND FL
NANCIAI, RELATIONS BETW ZEN ENG
LAND AND IRELAND FROM THE PERIOD
OF THE RESTORATION. BY Alice Effe Muir
raw y. Sc. With Tables. photography and In
dex svo.. PIP. xvii 4S6 London: ?. S. King *
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JANlTRESS.-Widow. no small children.
as Janitress; first class city reference.
Mrs. KUHL-. 311 Sd-ave
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wATCHMAN or PoRTER.-By middle
aged man; good reference. ". r.. III
WesE 8Tth-st.
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UPHOLSTERER. draper; vfery fine; pol
fsheS mahOganies. hard floors paints
country furniture; at residence. day or
week; city or country. GRANVILLE. eos
East 6Sd-st.
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YOUNG MAN. with college education and
several years OF most excellent business
experience desires TO secure "A permanent
position IN the country IN consequence OF
wife's m health. thoroughly familiar with
books and general business methods. can
furnish exceptional references. salary no
object b b. b. Tribune once.
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ADV EHst EASEMENTS and subscriptions cor
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once No. l.S64 Broadway. between 86th
tissnents received at the following branch
offices n regular Office rates until 3 O'clock
p. m viz; 20 sth-ave.. 8 e. cor. 23d-st. !.
251 West 42d-st., between tn and san sves .
2tS West 10Th st.; i,S3S ad-ave betqeen
18th and 18th SITS. ; LOGS Sd-ave near ,;ist~
81; Los lst-aye,. near S9th-st: IS7 East
l2Sth-st.' Ioo Iremont-Ave.: $50 3G-ave
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&c BlssckeF-st.
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REPAIRING. &c--WorS done at your ean
home at mechanics wages, hne furniture
repairing; mattresses made over; carpets
laid: vanishing ana polishing OF furniture.
CHARLES STUDR SCI 6th-ave.. cleo
trtCian's store.
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STENOGRAPHER.-L wishes 70 travel
abroad preferred; nine years experience.
Address NJ b., 23 West I32d-st
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CARPENTER. married. as jalitOr or care
taker OF a number OF houses; can do
papeTing and all repairs: no children per
sonal references. FRED PETIT. 18S East
ti2Uh-st
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WATERMAN 40; honest active and
strong twenty years city references. can
furnish bond; moderate wages. no agencies
FISHER. 2t9 East t00th-st
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PLUMBER and steamftter's helper wishes
steady position: three years experience:
non-unlOn. Address W. MERKEL4 Carl
stadt. n. j.
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WARDEN and MATRON IN aImshouse or
any institution by man and wife; expe-
rienced: reference. Address Box $50
Palmer. Mass
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BERMUDA
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS uANrrn
AIalA

YOUNG MAN. p. at anything. references.
JOHN SFAMBERGER. 3f4 EIlsry-sf. !.
Brooklyn
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YOUNG NAN. 20. with thorough knowledge
OF New-YorlC and vicinity. would like a
position al ANYTHING with future refer
Hoooken. y J.
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COACaMAN--Singls Scotchman; country
prefsrrsds thoroughly understands his
business; smart appearance temperate
Trustworthy; iast employer can Do seen
MACDONALD. Tribune Uptown Once, 1.35{
Broadway.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DAY ) WCFsk--Respectabl woman wishes
any kind OF work y DAY; waSninE irop-
Ing and cleaning; EOod reference. 81 9ta-
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PRACTICAL PAINTER and paperhanger
wants work tor landlords or private ;
rooms PapeTed. 81 50 up. paper Included
Brooklyn
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YOUNG MAN. 10. willing. at anything.
can drive also run elevator: not afraid
OF long hours. 50 weekly. r. KENNY. eaS
West 16th-st
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School Agencies.

4 sfERICAIT AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors
etc. 10 Colleges. Schools and Families Apply to
Mrs IF. J. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union Square
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COLLECTOR. &c.-Young man, %, as col
leCtor or at anything; resides with par
ents- JACOB BUIRKLE. 274 West 1S1st-st
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CARPENTER.-First class; can do paint
Ing: factory. estate: overhaUling OF
houses: sober. reliable: can take entire
charge Of work. CARPENTER. 1.421 Myr-
tle-ave., Brooklyn
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observation-disclosures assistant in a small boys
w school Address PROMPT. Tribune ONCE.
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Winter Resorts.

Directly facnE ocean. Hot ana cold sea watef N
private baths privileges. Information ana
booklets. 1894 Broadway WALTER j. BpZBI.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-21
kINGMAN.

From the Minor.
Mrs. ]. C. Potts has been very i'll
this week
Miss Lillian Wilson has gone to
Prescott
Jesse Tarr, the bright young pho
tographer. is Ill at the rooms Of his
brother, n w. Tarr
the hills for some months past is visit
ing In Kingman.
Mrs. Ben Holmes. of Gallup, n. NJ,
is visiting with Mrs. c. II. Gooding In
Kingman.
Charles Ellery Hall and his mother,
Mrs. NJ. l.. Bodgett. of New York, who
are interested in the Enterprise Min
ing company, arrived IN Kingman a
few days ago. They will remain some
time examining into the mines and the
affairs of the company.
Mrs J M. Murphy was this week
elected president for Mohave county
of the Womans Suffrage association
by the territorial organization at Phoe-
hAN 10 III
numerical strength and influence and
II looks as though the measure for the
enfranchisement OF the sex would be
carried through at this session OF the
territorial legislature.
Miss Fannie Calfee. matron of the
Indian school at Truxton Canyon, is In
Kingman visiting with friends. She
reports that all the children In that
institution who were Ill with a disease
resembling smallpox have entirely re.
covered and that there are now no
traces OF disease In the school No
deaths occurred from the disease.
The snow storm was one of the
worst this section has experienced In
years. The ground was frozen when
the snow fell and as a consequence the
snow is very dry and drifting badly
In the mountains the fall is the gieat.
est In years, which indicates that next
spring will be one of the best from q
cattleman's standpoint In the past
seven or eight years. Grasses are now
appearing on the south side OF the hills
in great luxuriance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-21
Pensions Granted.

The following pensions have been
granted: Francisco Antonio Quintana,
Taos. Taos county. IS a month; Juan
ita b. de Martinez. Anton Chico, Quad
alupe county, IS a month; Guadalupe
Marquee de Roibal, Las Vegas, San
Miguel county. IS a month; II. Aukele,
Weber, Mora county. IS month; n.
Mckinney, Santa Fe, Santa Fe county,
$40 month; Benito Coca. Ranches de
Ttas, Taos county, si2 a month; @.
Huth, Chama, Rio Arrlba county, IS a
month; Juan A. Alire. lei Rito. Rio Ar.
riba county, sl2 month; j. Cruz
Pacheco. Galllnas Springs, San Miguel
county, So month; Maria n. de
Romero de Pacheco. Gallinas Springs,
San Miguel county. IS a month; Maria
Y. A. de Chaves, Park View, Rio Ar
riba county. IS a month; c. Ulibarri,
San Miguel San Miguel county $40 a
month"; A. J. Romero. Chacon, San
Miguel county, $40 month; Jesus Car
reon, Springer, Colfax county, sl2 a
month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-21
LORDS BURG.

From the Liberal
Nicholas Hughes left for Cananea,
Mexico. where he intends stopping for
a time. but claims Lordsburg as his
residence. He says he may be gone
for several years. but he does not in
tend to leave Lordsburg.
Among the papers fled for record In
the recorder office during the past
week were the following from this
part OF the county: X. l.. Powell
proof labor. Atwood Virginia district
North American company, location and
proof labor Black sam; Leopold Bal
back. deed to Aberdeen company, Cop
per Butte; II. l.. Cannon TO Isabella
l.. Cannon. deed TO ice plant; II. +
Armstrong, bond and oath as notary
I.ucius p. Dsming. location Col. Car
ter mine, Burro district.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Carter and Mr.
and Mrs. w. G. Moss. OF Springfield
Mass, arrived in town and went up e
Clifton. Mr.. Carter is one OF the direct
ors OF the shannon Copper company
Mr.. Moss Is a banker who has heard I
great deal about the shannon proper
ty and took this occasion to have
look at IL. II. s. Anderson came dowr
from Clifton To meet them. The part!
expects 10 return here Monday morn
| ing and go on to California.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-21
WHITE OAKS.
From the Eagle.

From the Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lees baby has been
sick for several days.
The Free Gold Mining and Milling
company had pay day last week
H. II. b. Chew, Sr.. came In from
Philadelphia. He went out to his Pa.
tos ranch. where he will spend some
time before he will return east.
Mrs. w. q. Paden has returned from
Chlcasha. |. r., where she had been
visiting her brother and sister, DR..
Thurman Williams and Miss Ella viii
l,ams. She came via Roswell and
Iancoln. DIR. Paden met her at Lin.
coin
w. A. Hyde. one OF our most sue.
cessful sheep men. was in White Oaks
Monday. He tells us that he just sold
his spring wool clip OF 10000 pounds
to II. Lutz. of Lincoln. for ~ cents per
pound Mr. Hyde is making prepare.
tions to feed his mutton sheep this
fall, and has purchased the large al
falfa farm on the Ruldoso, known as
the Teofolo Sisneros place. He paid
81 900 for the property with its water
rights Mr.. Hyde tells us his sheep
are fat and that the season this wiater
could not be more favorable to the
sheep business The frequent snow fall
has enabled sheep men TO push their
focks further out to good grass.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-21
FLAGSTAFF.

From the Gem. -
Miss Jessie Todd. who has a severe
attack OF rheumatism, left for her
home in Los Angeles. with hopes
OF being benefited by the change. Miss
Jessie's many friends here hope for
her early recovery.
The county Jail at this place Coz
,ains fifteen prisoners, six OF whom
re awaiting the action Of the grand
jury.
Newt, Berry left for Los Angeles.
Cal, to visit for a short time.
Last Saturday morning was the cold
est morning since the winter of 1897.
The thermometer one morning during
that winter registered u degrees be
low zero. Last Saturday morning It
was degrees less. being IS below.
We are indebted TO Mrs. Reno, who
has charge OF the weather bureau at
this place for the information, and we
can vouch for the same. as she is enc
of the most accurate and pa.nstaking
persons In the service on the Pacific
slope.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-21
THE MORPHINE ROUTE.
A Visiting Physician Takes an Over.
dose Of the Deadly Drug.
DIED At the SAMITARlUM.

An overdose Of morphine caused the
death OF Or. w. w. Reed, practlcing
physician of Anton Chico, San Miguel
county, yesterday afternoon about s
o'clock at the st. Joseph's sanitarium,
where he was taken about an hour
previous to his death.
About 1915 o'clock DR.. Reed was
sitting In the office at the livery stable
OF A. Hart, on North First street, talk.
ing to John ]. Borden. He complained
OF being sick at the stomach and TAX.
ing small paper OF some kind OF a
powder from his pocket he emptied
the entire contents into his mouth. He
went cut and drank some water and
came back saying he feeling sick. Mr..
Bardon advised him to lay down on
the sofa. He did as advised and soon
fell asleep. He laid In the same posi-
ton for over three hours. Mr.. Hart
tried to arouse him about O'Clock,
and becoming alarmed summoned a
physician. Drs. Crosson and Spargo
arrived In few minutes and upon ex.
animation found that DR.. Reed was In
critical condition.
The ambulance was called imme.
diately and ne was taken to the sani.
tarium, where he was given every at.
tention possible. symptoms of NOR
phine poisoning were very much In
evidence. But with all that could be
done. the deadly drug had gained too
much of hold on the system OF the
old physician to be counteracted and
his sufferlngs were relieved by death.
Dr. Reed had driven here from An
ton Chico to attend TO some business,
and had gone to the livery stable to
get his horses. He leaves wife and
several grown stepsons. The doctor
was about 6s year old and came 10 AL.
buquerque quite often.
There Is not the least suspicion that
the physician had any intention OF
suicide. but feeling Ill had taken a
usual dose Of morphine to produce
sleep. and his system not being In nor.
NAL condition. the drug took deadly
hold upon his enfeebled system.
The body vas taken charge OF by
o. w. Strong 4 Sons. and word was
Immediately dispatched to the family
at Anton Chico. The body will be kept
here until instructions are received
from the family.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-21
CARLSBAD.
From the Argus.

From the Argus.
r. W. Tansill's last will and tesla.
ment was probated recently. and II
was a very short and concise docu'
ment. Everything was left unreserved'
I iy To Mrs. Tansill.
W. II Mullsne had the misfortune
to lose two head OF cattle. last week,
. from blackleg. one OF them being a
fine Red Poll heifer which he had re-
fused 500 for. He is busy vaccinating
the rest OF his herd this week.
The loca, odge OF Odd Fellows has
offered the authorities 500 for a plot
of about ten acres In the southwest
corner Of the city cemetery, and their
offer has been informally accepted.
|It is their intention to lay II of as a
lodge burial ground. plant trees and
shrnbs. and generally beautlfy Il.
Married ct the Fuoss ranch
four miles soIth OF here, Charles Wal.
ers to Miss Mamie Parson, on Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, Rev. T.. +.
;oodson performing the ceremony
The bride just recently arrived from
rerre Haute for the purpose OF join.
ng Mr.. Walters. who Is q young ranch.
nan OF the Plans country.
President ]. w. Shary, OF the Pecos
;alley oil and Mining company. arriv'
q here last Saturday from the east,
accompanied by a mining expert Of ma
lonal reputation, a Mr.. McGee. The
atter Is Senator and Copper Kine
larks right hand man. and comes to
Inspect and report on the company g
pog Canyon copper mines.
Game Warden Dick Wicker has had
ome notices printed warming fisher.
ben that the bass season closed on
February ! and will remain so until
uly /. All infractions OF the closed
eason that comes to Warden Wick.
rs notice will be dealt with as the
wv directs, so beware how you hook
pc striped beauties until after next
niy. ye disciples Of Isaac Walton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Heustls, who
hye been visiting Mrs. n. w. Tansill
pr some time past. left on a trip
Trough Mexico. to be gone about a
onth. Mrs. Tansill left for visit Ia
olorado Springs on the same morn
&. to be gone several weeks. Mrs
eustis Will return here after her
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-21
ARIZONA TOWNS

home for half a day. Mrs. Howard
Grimshaw teaching her grade.
j. u. Wilson. who has been survey
ing the oh fields. returned Tuesday
from Aaamana. where he was survey
ing for Manager A. l.. Truax. of the
wapash Cattle company.
NJ. J. Meedham, OF Algert. Is in town
for the purpose OF getting teacher To
take to the Blue Canytn school. Mr..
Meedhsm is superintendent OF the
Blue Canyon school district.
Fred Seegar has returned from Los
Angeles. He says Tom Is gradually re-
covering from his injury. Miss Rose
Seegar went to Los Angeles with
Toms little son, Fred. where Toms
wife Is attending him.
Mrs. T. o. Mossman. nee Miss Anna
Despair, who Is visiting Mrs. Work
man and other friends In WinsIow. was
married last week TO T. o. Mossman at
Aztec ranch. the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace. Mrs. Mossman Ia we'll known
here as an attractive and charming
young lady, while Mr.. Mossman is n
ed. They will make their future home
at San Marcial. N. Nj.
N. 5. BLY, returned from a trip to
San Francisco and Los Angeles. While
In San Francisco he met J. T. Williams
who Is under the doctors care for a
recent illness and Ia fast regaining his
health. He also met Col. ], II. Breed.
one of the old landmarks. and says he
looks younger than ever. Mr. bly, en-
joyed his trip, but was glad to get
back to Winslow, which he prefers to
the country he just went over
Stewart Christal was bitten by hts
dog this week, and but for prompt in
reference the st. Bernard would no
doubt have had choice meal OF him.
Stewart on Tuesday changed his attire
In some manner which made him look
strange to tho dog, and on his return
home from town the dog attacked him.
biting hi min the arm and leg. Mrs.
Christal came to her sons rescue and
was having q hard time endeavoring
to make the huge beast loosen his hold
on her son. when Mr.. Dagg appeared
on the scene and. after fierce strug-
gle, succeeded in making the dog let
GO. Mr.. Dagg's appearance saved
Setwart from being seriously bitten.
DIR, hathaway dressed the decorations.
and Stewart will soon be around again.
A st. Bernard is OF very gentle nat
ure, as a rule, but wnen they ara
aroused II is hard to approach them.