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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
ESTATE OF "LOPu" COAPE
A. 3. Renenan Has Returned TO San
"a Fe From Apprasing II.

90 c TOM App d'oIIlB "
Attorney g. IS Reuchau has return
oI to Santa re from % tup tp Lumber
tom and TERRA Amarillo where ne
went on business connected with 20
estate of the lave %. D. b. CoEpe who
E.Iod himself wife and sister-in-law
0u October . The estate is appraised
40 10000. though It seems, a large
part of this amount .s made mp OF sa-
loon accounts winch are not eollecta-
hlo
Emmett Writ 0f lumberton. was APP
pointed administrator. and furnished
bond In the sum ot $4,000 At rea.
souable valuation. Coape left real and
personal property worth about $1,000,
against which there are debts and
charges which viii reach probably
$500.
Certain diamonds which Coope was
known 90 have ald. have disappeared.
either taken from the bodies when
discovered, OF disposed of by Coape,
possibly On contemplation of suicide,
although their disappearance ls foun.
datiou for the rumor that the family
was murdered by an outsider bent on
robbery
A very close question ev'sts as TO
whether Coape or uis wife died hrst,
on which depends the descent OF the
property le,t. and IL is the contention
on the part OF Mrs Coape.s relatives
mat she survived her husband, while
the opposite theory is held by Coape b
relatives The determination OF the
controversy rests upon medical evi
dence. and the fixing OF the time when
the shots were fred. which cannot be
done with any degree of certainty, as
inc testimony viii De Ia conflict.
Felix Garcia Yves appointed admins
traitor for the estate OF Mrs. Coape
whlcn rs appraised at $iS7 Of separate
property
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
ALBUQUERQUE EASTERN
Outlook for Early Construction. Gen.
eraI Manager HOpeweIl,
ALONG THE LINE or SANTA Ft CENTRAL

W S. HONEYWELL. general manager
1f the Pennsylvania Development
company. the New Mexico Fac and
Iron company and the Albuquerque
Eastern railroad arrived in the city
last evening in was seen uy Cifi.
zen representative al Che Alyarado.
and the following facts were gather
yI.
Mr. Hopcwcu had spent about a
week ON the lines OF the Santa lie
Central looNug over interests ana
laying out development work % may
be- said that the resource of The Couu.
uy tapped by the Contra. are PROV
Iue even more valuable than was prey.
ously thought and Mr. ll0powe. is
allowing no delay in the preparations
tor their development
Work has already begun ON the
salt works at Fstaucia though as yet
hU, large she has been constructed
and scales pa. in In "a short time,
however. the Central Will nD a large
and growing shipper of SALT sulphur
and soda taken from the lakes and de-
pU.it- east Of Estancia The plant to
b.. put u will be- complete and mp
q. date. and thoroughly equipped Go
handle the immense output which can
au derived from the salt beds An
principle lake tor the usu OF Alloys
I...s..l OF HIUsboro. an accomplish.
.. and experienced chemist who WIu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
ROSWELL
Jumped His Board enl-Attorney
Reid at Home-Wvddina Anniver.
sary.

Jumped His Board eill--Attorney
Reid at Home-Wvddng Anniver.
sary.
Howard Copeland, the cadet at the
institute who has been seriously sick.
has much improved and has been
taken to Carlsbad by his sister
Mrs h. NJ Blcdsoe entertained a
party of young people at her home.
The time was spent most delightfully."-
playing nincn.
W. E McWhlrt. son Of S W Nc.
Whit OF this city. left for Dallas 20
enter the Southwestern university in
that city 90 study medicine, and will
take a four-yoar course.
Deputy IT, j Beard went 20 Carts.
bad after n prisoner named Forsythe
who BIS charged with jumping a board
bin Mr. Beard brought ForsyJhe
back and placed him IN jail
W. e Reid returned 20 the city ar.
ter am absence OF some weeks Hs
was very 'II for some weeks az J Las
Vegas. tur has entirely recovered. He
Was accompanied here By his mother.
who win spend some time with him
af .ho Grand Central
Harry Morrison presented Mr. and
Mrs W r CummuH with a fine silver
tea pot ON tuo fourth anniversary OF
their marriage Mr. Cumm.us says
tins s fh. FIRST a.it they have roceIv.
ca sine, their MARIA and uoy are
very proud of &c.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07

tagious diseases In schools Many
/ times these diseases are spread by pu.
rIla exchanging pencils, partially eat.
en- apples ct-
Swelling or ElonFation OF the Pal.
ate This is ON affection which is
generally caused by slight cold or
90 attack of Indigestion ~ consists
1. slight Inflammation of the palate.
which causes cIougation. producing a
sensation as N il had fallen. An ef.
fontiye remedy consists Of q strong
1Dc0ctiOu OF white oaS bark in which
has been dissolved a little alum. used
as garglc. Pepper. salt or mustard
win sometimes relieve
Disturbance rt Nervous system
jumping ON AMI on cars BE- believed by
some scientists 90 be responsible for
many of the most serious nervous de-.
rauroWDuta of the Jay The jolt caus.
o.. spinal disorders which upset IN
entire nervous system Moro slips Of
iho vertebrate fUm their true position.
ono upon toe other and the strain
brought tu n"8r boo consequence upon
'Ne lig1mouts and muscles binding
them together. occur first from these
iruumcrahIo nounlturs OF hard heels
AGAINST adamont pavement. and often
load to far reaching consequences.
Pneumonia This is inc most dead.
Iv of am diseases. n has been suuuus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
SANTA re
Marriasl Spanish Club
First Cavalry Band officers.

Maria. -Cervantes SPANISH Club
FIRST Cavalry Band Officers.
Miss SarII. q NeaIe. teacher .a The
United States Indian service. who has
boon visiting al rspanola. left over
tha Santa p, for St Louis
w "A Talbot rIcrK IN the ware.
Fouses of the punIavy Mercantile
.pmpau, al Torrance. Is assisting Az.
f.r1r q A Rudd. I'm the general offices
d.. the company Cor few days
Miss Iosehta GalloEos ana Nicolas
Gr.ogo we're married az the Cathedral
ly the Right Rev Father Antonio
ruurcncm vicar general OF this do
r.se me newly married couple arc
residents of the south side
Miss Evelyn NacBrldc trained
nlrs, who has bocu AZ St Vincent s.
hospital for a month or more depart
eI fo- visit with her brother az Es-
paloia From there she goes 70 Los
Angeles Cal for the winter.
Tn, membership of the ttr'anjes
Spanish club has been increased by
the election of samuel S Wrightsman
and 4 II Brpadhcad as members.
Pressure OF business has resulted In
thc resignation Of G.. n Dow, DIT. j. A
Massic and Hush b puNal
Mrs Robert Lee CRANBERRY and Mrs.
$ 4 Grauh,ry tourists from Colum-
bia. Tenn who have been guests at
the Claire. while seeing the sights OF
the Capital city left over the Denver
& Rio Grand6 for Espanola, from
which point they viii go 90 the elm
dwellings
The First cavalry band has elected
officers for the term OF two years az
follows Professor Perez, president
and leader. Antonio Alarid chief mu,
stefan. secretary and treasurer Au-
rustin Salcido principal musician;
Nlcanor Baca. first sergeant, Antonio
Alarid manager The manager was
authorized 10 make all contracts Tor
the band. or for orchestra music, OF
which from three TO cen pieces can bS
furnished.
Mrs. G. e i1varts has returned from
Los Angeles Cal, not improved In
health by her trip
Mrs Marietta Phelps ~ Watertown
n Y, mother Of Mrs G. \. Lord, Is
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
POLICE COURT
Judae Crawford Deals out Justice
This Morning.

judge Crawford Deals out Justice
This Morning.
Monroe Wagner and Frank West.
recently Of Colorado had plenty OF
money yesterday and were having lots
of fun. They are iu the jail this
morning. Wagner is 90 serve ten
days and West 70 DO thirty The latter
was administered a heavy penalty,
because ne refused to pay 81 hack
bin Both men We're seen TO have
money last night and visited al sew
cral of the parlor houses on the acre.
This morning neither Of them had any
money 10 speak of and do not know
what became OF what they had. They
are OF the opinion that they were
touched and the police viii make an
Investigation
Joe Walker O golorcd boy Of stout
build. was before the court charged
with vagrancy, but he proved an alabI
and was released with instructions
that il he didn't get job bay noon he
had better quit the burg
G. II Hanson and Doc Young, two
men Of shady character who assault
ed a train porter al lsleta a couple ot
days ago, were before the court thi.
morning and found guilty They wer,
sentenced To do thirty days each
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07

and who has been TO Denver 20 have
an artificial limb fitted, returned home
recently having succeeded IN his task
and IL now able to walk very we'll
Mrs Berleth was with him and came
home at the same time.
MISS NeLlc Griffin and Harry I'm.
bragg were united in marriage az $500
O'Clock Sunday afternoon az the resi-
donoo OF Mr. ana Mrs John HampeL
the Rev. Father Rabeyrono ofliciat
inc Miss Sarah Ross was bridesmaid
ana Char,,s W Astlcr best man The
newly married couple received tho
hearty congratulations Of host of
friends The bridegroom is an expert
meat cutter 10 the employ OF the san
Ia Re Meat ana Live stock company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
Rich silver ore Found IN Peculiar
Manner

twenty-five years ago il was bclieY-
CA that the old Peck mine In the
northern Bradshaws, Arizona, WAS a
wonderful producerwith slopes where
the ore ran fully one-half silver, but
early In the SOS IL was almost aban.
douod, after producing S2,OO0,0O0 TO
$4,000 600 In silver and since has been
worked only by lessees, who have not
always been successful
The latest lessee, c. 70 Egan, son OF
oX.Cummissary General G. p Egan.
has been clearing out some Of the old
workings I'm a tunnel, after digging
Ia a cave-in OF considerable size, was
found an Old door, about 100 feet from
the main shaft. The door had been
locked but a kick had been sufficient
TO break down the rotten timbers, and
the drift was explored, with the result
of finding an eight inch vein Of ore
carrying 600 ounces 10 the ton in
silyps
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07

The rate for the oNcars on Co Estan
ella. 10 be run over the Santa Fe Cen
traI from Santa Fo and Albuquerque,
ou Sunday November 10, viii be S25o
for the round trp from santa Fo and
81 from Albuquerque The special
will leave the temporary station OF
the the Santa be Central al 9 O'Clock
connecting with the Santa re route
special at kennedy whore the Albu.
Querque eXcursionists viii be picked
mp Dinner viii be served at popular
prices At Alexander Booths restaur
ant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
SIERRA COUNTY MINES.

From the Advocate.
twenty-five tons OF Snake ore were
shipped 10 Denver this week,
An the machinery for the South
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07

b. D. Barter foreman o. the cinder
dump at the steel works, mad his left
leg cut of by the wheels oi a loco
motive The engine was pulling an
electric train from tho pig casting
machine and approaching Barter
when he attempted 10 board it by
stepping on the unning hoard He
slipped and feIl and the drivers pass.
OF over his left leg. seyerng IL below
tho knee This Is ghe FIRST serious
accident that has occurred a. the steel
works for several weeks puehbo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07

fhAA - ~ Nai' MINI
J. II. DcMicr left Alamogordo for
Gold Gulch. Grant county. TO make
personal observation OF that widely
published new gold district
Jas burst Is organizing a company
IN the city of Mexico 10 exploit his
property adjoining the famous Es-
cuadra mine In Oaxaca. Mexico
John Hazard who is doing some
development work In the San An.
ercas FOR the Alamo Mining compr n.y.
Ief' for that camp Tor Alamogord,
M Carpenter. Of Hartford Conn.
has been visiting the Socorro mine
Of the Socorro Gold Mining company
IN yayapa county Ariz. In which he
T. Interested
Geo Tate. prominent mining i'm
vc.tor ~ Colorado. iu now boo Mexico
looking mp mining properties. He has
just spout siy weeks lu El orc and
HalruIahUa districts
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to, ,,.r .,,rtet
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Geo W Hardin. Waterloo iowa.
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d,,, conner .rmu,ut who las boon
.r,r.tIr- t.r aat.. 3f fr. mrr.. south
of Irrs.lurr Inr rr Dbl. home n
PENN. I,,ria n, .su.... q. return
amin .n Arru
-
" g. G-uan. uf OBJ. Greene com.
soIfat.I aoppsr company returned
TO Cauauca from Sow York whore nc
had hecu to attend Doc annual moot.
tnE NJ the stockholders and directors
OF the company
-
the American Consolidated com
pany has struck a three'0ut yo.n OF
pcarc mine near L'riHHurE Tho ore
a. rich LOO copper aud carries good
s"i' ana s''''' '''"
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COW JOY iH' 'H"' '"' "''N'. '.'t''.'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07

Nat Greene who was run into by a
wagon, one night about three weeks
ago, while riding home on his bicy'
Gle, breaking rib thereby returned
yesterday 20 his night shift at the
Zeiger Cafe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
TIE LITTLE DOCTOR

A New Poison Bottle A simple de-
wee for the prevention OF accidental
poisoning DIS tu have all poisonous
..l -. ,.r..,,.., MON shor, .,.r...s
-, a.. .,rf,.s ,rh, couch ~ sYrb re-.
..,,,.r, ,s,,I3 ot ono. aduouisb Oh.
r.rsou ,,l,rr - cha, a 10 noisor
Two uscfu Helps Alcohol viii
quickly remove an obstinate porous
plaster and pnsightlIy stains which
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07

John Hazard who is doing some
development work In the San An.
eroas FOR the Alamo Mining compf ny.
tee, for that camp Tor Alamogord.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07

NJ Carpenter. Of Hartford Conn.
has been visiting the SoCorro mine
Of the Socorro Gold Mining company,
in yavapai county Ar.z. iu which he
T. Interested
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07

Jas burst is organizing a company
IN the city " Mexico 20 exploit his
property adjoining the famous Es
cuadra mine In OaXaca. Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07

Geo Tate. prominent mining in
weston ~ Colorado. n now boo Mexico
looking up mining properties. lie has
just sprut SIX weeks ln El orc and
HalruIahua districts
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RoSe.Fre efield.

The marriage Of Miss Della Free
field, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Freefleld, TO Ben F. Rose, was sol
emnized Sunday at the home Of the
bride parents, 10 West Belknap
street. Only immediate relatives
were present. DR.. William NJ g..
Greenhurg OF Dallas performed the
ceremony. Among the relatives
from out of town who attended were.
Mrs. Rose and daughter, Matte, of
W aXahachie, mother and sister of
groom; Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Harris OF
Dallas, sister and brother OF the
bride, and Henry and Charley Pol
lock OF Dallas, uncles of the bride.
The young couple will be at home
April 26, from 1 go 10 p. m, at 10
West Belknap street.-Fort Worth
Telegram.
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Two Cases Continued.

The cases of the state of Texas
against Joe and Bud Perry, charged
with assault to murder, were yester-
day continued until the next term
OF court. Bud Perry failed TO an
swer TO his name yesterday when
his case was called and a capias
was Issued for him. Deputy Sheriff
Forbes went TO Mansfield last night
TO arrest him. He was brought to
Waxahachie this morning where he
made another bond and was releas-
ed
The case of sam Bradshaw
charged with highway robbery
which was set for trial today, was
continued until the next term of
court.
The case OF Frank Twiggs, eharg-
ed with perjury, will go to trial to-
morrow morning.
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THE FLOTO SHOW ARRIVES
Program is Replete with New
and Novel Acts.

The Floto Shows arrived in the
city this morning about 11:30, hav-
ing been delayed on account of an
accident to the engine pulling the
show train. The tents are pitched
on Billiards. Heights near the Katy
depot.
The parade this afternoon spoke
well for the show. The bright, clean,
condition of the stock and trap
pings indicate that the promoters
have spared no expense in equip
ping their outfit.
This Is the first visit of the show
to the South. Their program is re-
plete with now and novel acts. The
show.opens with a pretty military
drill by twelve little ponies and the
performance of the intricate figures
speak volumes for their trainer, Mr..
ID. g. Markle.
The much heralded herd of Ara
bian stations are easily the feature
of the program. To describe them is
a task. All of one size, beautiful
specimens of horsefiesh white as
snow, with pink skin and marked
over the hips with jet black spots,
they are indeed a rare herd Of
horses. They do a pretty act and
show remarkable intelligence.
The usual number of funny mon
keys and a fine lot OF dogs, includ-
ing troupes of Collies and Talambo
dogs, assist in a program full Of
dash and originality.
Oae of the best acts seen in the
tent show line is the family of,acro-
bats, the Belfords, especially the
work of the juvenile members of the
team. The Riccabonni act and the
Girl in Red were well received.
In fact the afternoon performance
made favorable impression Anoth-
er performance will be given this
evening at O'Clock.
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ELECTION OF NEW OFFICERS


Judge r. s. Lovett of Houston,
general attorney for the Hartman
interests in Texas, was this after
noon elected to the presidency Of
Houston IL Texas Central Railroad,
succeeding Charles H. Tweed of
New York, who retired several
months ago.
Manager JEFF \. Miller of the
Houston d Texas Central, was cleo
ted TO the directorate, succeeding
Mr.. Tweed on the board of directors.
These results attending the an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Houston d Texas Central Rail-
road Company held in Vice Presi-
dent Markham's office created
quite a surprise, even to the mem
bers Of the board of directors pres
ent. As the meeting broke up, one
of the stockholders was heard to re-
mark:
There's a big item for the news
papers. / never thought OF such a
thing"
These two changes were the only
| ones resultant from the meeting.
The stockholders met and elected
the following directors:
f.. II. Hartman, New York; jeff
y. Miller, Il. ;. Lovett, T. w.
| House, A. r. Root, Johu /. Brown,
James A. Baker, Jr., w. b. Chew
all of Houston.
! The directors then met and cleo
the following officers:
/ Il. ;. Lovett, president; c. H.
: Markham, viee-president, W. H
4 Field, secretary and treasurer; A.
/ X. Van de Neuter OF New York. as
sistaut secretary and treasurer.
The meeting was interesting not
only from the fact that Judge Lovett
was elected president, but from the
fact that no Rock Island interests
! appear.
1t has been generally regarded that
the meeting today would reveal the
extent or the inside OF the reported
deal between the Harrimana inter
ests and the Rock Island, whereby
the latter road secured a balf inter
est or complete control, of the Hous-
ton Il Texas Central property.
II there is anything OF this kind
afoos or deal Of such character
.
vealed il not.
As the Southern Pacific Company
- stock-owning company instead
Of railroad company, it is probable
the transfer of stocks between the
Union Pacific Southern Pacific Com
pauy and the Rock Island woulc
have little or no effect upon the To-
cal management Houston Chroui
Gle
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Yesterday was the forty-third an.
niversary of Rev. J. c. Smith. pas
tor of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church. Last night several of ms
friends called at his home to pay
their respects and wish for him
many occurrences of this event.
Revs. Hodges and Mallard preseu-
ted him with a handsome knife, i'm
printed in the handle being the pic
tures Of the givers and receiver.
The callers were treated TO a course
of brick cream and Nabisco waters
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-21
Accident 10 Boy.

Late yesterday evening while
Wallace and Howard Gibson, the
two youthful sons Of Mr.. c. w.
Gibson, were playing with a target
rifle the latter was shot and painfully
wounded by the former. At first il
was thought mortal wound had
been inflicted, but after "A close ex-
animation by physicians the ball
was found to have produced a glanc-
ing wound. Ii entered the left
breast near the heart and passed
around under the flesh, lodging un-
der the pit Of the shoulder blade.
from where 1t was successfully re-
moved. The wound IS very pain
full one, but no serious consequences
are expected to result.
An sd. in the Daily Light want
bolmun will bring the desired result.
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BEAUTY AND STRENGTH

Are desirable. You are strong
and vigorous, when your blood is
pure. Many-nay. mOst-women,
fail to properly digest Cheir food
and so become sallow, thin and
weak, while the brightness, fresh
ness and beauty OF the skin and
complexion, depart. Remedy this
unpleasant evil, by eating nourish-
ing food, and taking a small dose of
Herbine after each meal, To digest
what you have eaten. soc at Hood
q Martins.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-21

Mrs. Mary A. Nliet, Newcastle,
Colo, writes: II believe Ballard 5
Horehound Syrup is superior to
any other cough medicine, and will
do all that is claimed for it, and il is
SO pleasant 10 take. My little girl
wants 10 take it when she has no
need for it, Ballard's Horehouud
Syrup is the great cure for all pull
monsry ailments. DC, SOC and 81 OO
at Hood q Martins.
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COMING EVENTS.

April 2l-Field day at Park Pub
lie school.
May 3-Protracted meeting at
Main Street Christian Church.
May 2l-Annual meeting of the
Texas Press Association. Two days
session.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-21

An adj. in the Daily Light want
bolmun will bring the desired result.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-21
Baylor Defeats Trinity.

In the game Of baseball played at
Waco yesterday between the BAYLOR
University and Trinity University
teams the latter was defeated in a
score of 9 to /. Trinity is said to
have gone into the air the first two
innings, but after that played a
good game.
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Wo0dmen Meeting.

Regular meeting of Elm Camp y o.
", w. o. w, tonight. limitations.
Visiting SovePeigns invited.
Z. o. ADKINS, MARK SMITH,
Clerk. c. &.
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Weathef Forecast.

Tonight andsWednesday inereas.
ing cloudiness, showers Wednesday
wafmer tonight and Wednesday.
ii ALFRED DENNIsoN,
Observer.
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Ed Payne, wanted IN the court
here on charge of theft, was ar
rested in Kaufman county a day or
tvo ago by Sheriff Minnick He
was brought to Waxahachie and
lodged in the county jail.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-21

Crop ana Cnattle Mortgages now
IN stock. Orders filled for any uuap-
tity desired. Also bill of sale book 3
for stockmen. The Enterprise.