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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-05-25
Madison, May -.

Madison, May -.
Gov. Ia Toilette yesterday signed
the curative city bond measure. The
measure legalizes bond issues which
have ben sold, but which have rot
been submitted to a vote of the people.
Il does not apply to future bond is
sues. In specially incorporated cities
where the legislature has authorized
the issuance of bonds without submit
ting them to a vote OF the people for
certain purposes they will not have
The governor also signed the bin
which viii drive bucket shops in the
state out Of existence.
The sessions yesterday were short.
The only business done was to receive
the report OF the committee on enrolled
bills and the report Of State Treasur-
er Kempf upon the receipts and dis
bursements under the game law. In
the senate it was ordered printed in
the journal. Speaker LenroOt ruler
that il could only be placed on file un-
der the joint resolution for final adj
iOurnment
Perfunetory Session.
After the drive yesterday morning.
a perfUnctOry session, lasting about
five minutes, was held in the as
sembly, there being some % members
present. Owing to the absence of a
chaplain, Mr.. Root was requested by
Mr.. Cady to ask the blessing" Mr..
Root responded by saying that the
only blessing he could ask was that
the gentleman from Wood would soon
mend his ways.
The statement OF expenditures and
disbursements OF the game warden's
department was in the hands OF the
clerk and ordered placed on file. The
members of either house will in all
probability never see il.
Mr.. Smalley moved that the thanks
OF the assembly be rendered the Madi-
son Park and Pleasure Drive as
sOciatiOn and Mayor Groves for the
enjoyable ride around MadisOn's
beautiful drives. 1t was adopted
unanimously.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-05-25
Thieves Get Busy.

Thieves were busy in the capitol
yesterday. They stole a typewriter
and set of Murray's digest from the
senate judiciary committee room. The
law books were borrowed from the
state law library.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-05-25
NEW CORPORATIONS.


The Stamp & Tool Co., La Crosse,
capital stock $4,000, divided into 100
shares of 500 each; incorporators, G.
w. Farrand, G. H. Farrand and z. L.
Gleason.
The Thronson-Hansen Furniture
Co., Racine, by B. G. Thronson, presl-
dent, and Carl e. SkOw, secretary,
filed an amendment increasing the
capital stock from $4,000 to $4,000.
HE WON.
'Did you ever win any money at the
race track?" asked the Wise Guy.
eyes, once" replied the Cheerful
Idiot.
"Pick the best horse with your eyes
shut?"
mo; bet friend $40 that I could
beat him walking home, and did it,
Commercial Tribune.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-05-25
Pension Bill Signed.

Gov. La Toilette signed the new
police pension bill applicable to Nil
waukee. 1t is practically the same as
the fire pension bill signed earlier in
the session. Attached TO the bin is =
memorandum in which the governor
calls attention to the fact that he does
not believe in the legislature inter
fering with the prerogatives of the
common council, but as this bill
carries no increase of tax and merely
continues in force a existing tax under
the law of 1899 there is no reason for
n veto
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-06
LORDS BURG.

From the Liberal.
| John McCabe mas received the brick
and lumber for his new house He ex.
poets to be able TO move into his new
hOus, during the coming fall. or next
| wi.ter.
| There will he an entertainment con
sisting OF n cantata. by children at
the Knights Of Pythias hall. Friday
night. June 5, for the purpose OF rails.
ing money for the Christian church.
Or. Muir has a bird which has not
been identified. II vas caught in the
street by l.. c. McGrath. II has web
feet, Is be, ween duck and a goose
in size. with long beak having a
hook at the end. II Is n curiosity. and
no one here has ever seen the like
Will Belt. who has been at the mill
tary academy at Roswell for the past
school year. returned home the first
of the week. the term having expired
The discipline Of the school has taken
the kinks cut of his back. ansl. judging
by his gold medal. and the reports of
his teachers, he has advanced materl.
ally in his studies. for which be is to
be congratulated.
Saturday afternoon after the train
on the Lordsburg a. Hachita road
reached Lordsburg 1t was ordered
back to Hachita. A number OF pas
sengers had reached Hachlta on the
FL Paso 4 Southwestern and. owing
to the lack of hotel accommodations.
they did not want to stay there over
night. The waiting passengers felt
good when they saw the Lordsburg q
Hachlta train come back.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-06
AZTEC.
From the Index.

From the Index.
William Yule, an old.time resident
OF this county, was drowned In the San
Juan river. We have known Mr.. Yule
for twenty years and regret to learn of
his untimely end.
George l.. Bailey and Sherman Howe
this week purchased of G. G.. Brewer
his large stock Of goods. The bust
ness will hereafter be run under the
firm name of Bailey 4 Howe.
The foundation for the Baptist
church Is finished, and II would be
greatly appreciated II those who have
promised help would hand the amount
they have subscribed to J. II vii.
liams.
]. Il. Mcdonald. assistant superin-
tendent of tine Colorado Telephone
company. spent several days in Aztec
this week and rented quarters for the
local exchange, which will be placed
here about the first OF July. Mis-.
rarrie Mcclure was engaged as hello
glrl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-06
WHITE OAKS,

From the Eagle.
Walter Hyde and John C. Wharton
were In the city from Hondo.
w. A. McIvers passed through this
week with a well drilling outfit The
500.foot machine that was first used
by the New Mexico OH Development
company is being moved to the Jicar,
illas to sink well on some property
IN which Mr.. Mclvers has a company
interested.
Charles ID. Mayer is down In Mexl
co. spending n few weeks at the IA.
nous Santa Rosalia hot springs.
Hal Reid, the matchmaker. and wife
left for Captain. after having spent q
profitable two weeks in White Oaks
Mrs. Charles Spence left for her
former home, Arcadia. Iowa Mrs
Spence's visit will extend through the
summer.
Mrs. John Y. Hewitt returned from
Haywood Hot Springs, where she spent
the past month for the benefit OF her
health She is much improved.
5. c. Wiener returned from El Paso
and other Texas points Mr. Wiener
went as far east as Beaumont. and
says the sight of so much vegetation
was quite pleasing.
C. c. Hedges was arrested at Jlcar
lila by Constable Langston. charged
with threatening Clarence Goddard
with a shot gun. and preventing God
dard, who WI eying for the Am
erican Placer co. .pany, running line
across his claim. Defendant was Civ
en- a preliminary hearing before Jus
tlce II. u. Thompkins. and was bound
over In the sum of $3.50. The same
defendant was again arraigned In the
afternoon. the proceeding being for
the purpose to have Hedges placed un
der a peace bond In this case. also
he was required to give bond In the
sum OF $3.50. The first bond was sign
ell by r. L. Ozanne and Charles Spence
and the second by Robert Leslie, J. ID
Brotherton and o. c. Hinton. and the
prisoner discharged TO await the ac
tion OF the grand jury The trouble
is Of several years standing. growing
out OF dispute over claims In the Ji
earilla district, and. while II Is claim
ed that there are two sides to the ques
tion. We were unable to hear either
and give this as a bare statement OF
the courts actions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-06
ALAN OGORDO.
From the News

From the News
Captain Richardson left with his
wife and daughter for Joplin county,
Missouri. Mr. Richardson is expected
TO return In few days but his fami-
ly will remain there for the summer.
X. w. Cooper and wife will take a
trip to Los Angeles, Cal, and be gone
for month or more. enjoying Cali
fornia fruits and flowers. Mr.. Cooper
has been a very busy man since com
ing TO Alamogordo. and has prospered
in all his business undertakings and
he deserves rest.
r. L. Foust Of the lumber camp near
Cloudcroft had the misfortune to cut
the thumb of his left hand nearly of
while at work. He caught the Cloud.
croft train for Alamogordo and DR..
Gilbert dressed the wounded hand
Col. Sam Massey was down from
Highrolls last Saturday exhibiting a
large bear hide. taken from a black
bear he succeeded In trapping a few
weeks ago. The colonel Is one OF the
shrewdest hunters In the Sacramentos
and will undertake many hardships In
order to capture bear.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-06
HlLLS BORO.

From the Advocate.
Charles Skies has leased the Shriner
cattle and has already received one
installment OF the tis head.
Rev Thomas Harwood OF Albuauer-
que preached two sermons here last
Sunday. one in the Spanish Methodist
church in the morning and one In the
evening at the Union church.
Ray Grayson Ia In the dry dock nDr
repairs. A wild horse ran over him,
breaking rib and otherwise injuring
him. Ray is mending rapidly, but II
will be some time before he can re-
sumo work.
+. III. Jobson of Danvllle H., and up
to two years ago citizen OF f.Lake Val
ley, recently won $500 in a guessing
contest He guessed the attendance
at the ST. Louis exposition to be 103,-
496, which won the fourth prize.
Supreme Deputy Henry Gates or
ganlzed Hlllsboro lodge No. 12 OF A.
o. U. w. here last Wednesday even
ing. The lodge was organized with
twenty-one members. and the follow
workman. j. w. Burke. master work.
man, James Hiler; foreman, w. o.
Thompson; recorder, Martin l.. Kelley;
overseer. A. ]. Hrsch; inancler, ]. C.
Plemmons; receiver. Il. II. weich;
guide, John A. Anderson: inside
watch, John Disinger; outside watch,
j. G.. Dawson; trustees. T. ]. Ross;
w. o. Thompson, A. j. Hirsch.
When Ray Grayson OF Falrvlew. and
two-year-old colt both started for
the same point, It was in the nature
of the case. that, II both kept on, there
would be collision. There was The
impact threw Mr.. Grayson some eight
feet away. fracturing a rib and render
ing him unconscious for three hours.
DIR. +. p. Blinn was hastily summoned
and soon had Ray resting easily. II
was feared at first that the shock
would result seriously but Ray Is able
To be about agaln--about ready for an
other close call.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-06
SILVER CITY.

From the Independent.
Sheriff Blair has received kotifica.
tion that James Boatman, who was
confined in the territorial insane asyl
um at Las Vegas. has recently died
in that institution.
Miss Jessie Swarts, daughter OF AS
SCISSOR r. J. Swarts. and Teodoro Soliz
were united in marriage at Central
last Sunday evening. Mr.. and Mrs
Soliz have gone to housekeeping in the
Burros, where the groom Is a miner
in the employ of the Azure Mining
company.
Mrs Farlnghy has accepted a posi-
tion In the Office of the Grant County
Telephone company. relieving Mrs.
Ancheta. who resigned.
Mr. and Mrs. O. c. Hinman and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Witzel
will leave during the present week for
the Upper Gila country where they
will enjoy a camping trip of about
twenty days.
DR.. Carl Hagen and family return
ed last week from Germany. where
they have been for the past six
months During his absence abroad.
Dr. Hagen devoted his time to nedi.
cal study, taking post graduate in the
large hospitals in Berlin. DR.. Hagen
and family had delightful trip. but
are glad TO be back in New Mexico
once more.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-06
LAS VEGAS.

From the Advertiser.
Prof. r. L. Hewett and wife left for
their ranch on the Pecos.
David Crespin and wife left for their
nome in Los Colonias.
Mrs. Emma Cohn and two children
left To spend the summer in San Fran
cisco
Charles Givens, the well known Las
Vegas hoy, and son OF the llveryman,
absence In Denver. His wife remained
in that city.
The jury in the case of Dolores No
Ian, charged with murder, returned a
verdict OF murder In the second de-
gree. The penalty is from three years
to life Imprisonment The defendants s
attorney asked for a new trial.
Zacarias Valdez returned from Las
Conchas and other outside precincts,
where he was looking for men to work
In the sugar fields at Rocky Ford, Colo.
He reports that all the people In those
precincts are indignant about the re-
ported inhuman treatment OF patients
at the asylum.
The dance given by the Reds" base
ball team In Buffalo hall, on the west
side, was well patronized, and was a
very enjoyable occasion. Refreshments
were served to the guests and Mr.. Bar
ber had the hall beautifully decorated
with the national colors In honor of
Decoration day.
Miss Teresa Long will conduct the
summer kindergarten at the Normal
Prof. and Mrs. T. ID. A. Cockerell
left for the Hewitt ranch on the Pecos.
]. b. Waller has resigned as driver
on the Wells Fargo wagon and Daniel
Critics has taken his place.
Miss Anna Fitzhugh. the popular
teacher In the public school. left to
spend her vacation In Los Angeles.
r. Il. Smith and w. l.. Christian, of
Pueblo. Colo. and Louisville. KY, re-
spectivcly, are stopping at the Caste
media
The showers which have fallen du.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-06
SOCORRO.
From the Chleftaln.

From the Chleftaln.
Hon and Mrs. Solomon Luna OF
Los Lunas were guests at the Wind.
sor hotel.
Miss Helen Sperlng of Belen is n
guest at the home OF Mrs. James f.
Berry.
Mrs. J. ]. Leeson Is still In El Paso
for her health and will probably not
return home before the first OF July.
Chairman John Greenwald. OF the
board OF county commissioners feels
quite hopeful that there will be a sur
plus In the county treasury year
from now.
Jack Bruton. who had a leg so bad.
ly broken several days ago. is doing
well, though there Is probability that
he will be afflicted with a stiff knee
the rest of his life.
Mrs. Z. V. Chavez and children and
Mrs. Chavez's mother, Mrs. Williams,
all OF Albuquerque. were the guests OF
the parents OF Mr.. E. V. Chavez, Mr..
and Mrs. Jesus Ma. Chavez, the first
OF the week.
Miss Julia +. Atkinson left for Mis-.
souri,. where she will spend a few days
with friends before going on to spend
the summer In the study Of higher
mathematics at the University of Chi.
cago.
The many Socorro friends OF Mr..
and Mrs. e. NJ. Bray OF El Paso are
grleved to know that Mr.. and Mrs.
Bray recently suffered the loss OF their
little daughter Catherine. Many ex.
presslons OF sympathy have been
heard In this city. where Mr. and Mrs
Bray are we'll known and highly es.
teemed.
W. A. Il. Hult, student at the
School OF Mines, has been awarded
the c. T. Brown gold medal this year
for the best progress in chemistry and
metalurgy. Mr.. Brown himself be.
slowed the medal yesterday morning
ia the library room at the school In
presence OF the assembled students
and members OF the faculty. Mr.. Halt
fairly earned his distinction and Is re.
ceiving many congratulations.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-06
CARlSB BAD.
From the Argus.

From the Argus.
A lodge OF the Benevolent and Pro
tective Order OF Elks is to be organ
ized in Roswell, and a number OF To-
cal gentlemen are contemplating going
To Roswell 10 become members OF the
antlered band
S. +. Urban. n brother-in.law of w
+. Daughorty. arrived In the city from
Bolton. Tex. and will reside in Carls.
bad permanently, having purchased
an interest In the business OF, W. G..
Brown. the blacksmith.
w. " Daugherty, Of the firm OF
Daugherty a Beckett. was in Carls.
bad and reported the sale OF the wool
clip from the fiocks Of the firm to John
Matheson OF Roswell The fleece
weighed In 2O,5O0 pounds. and was
shipped from Miller Mr.. Daugherty
reports that his lamb crop averaged
over 90 per cent.
There will he no agent of Porter
Bro,herr. the great Chicago fruh com
mission house. in the Pecos valley this
year as the nrm has become bankrupt.
The concern was capitalized at 81 900.
900, and was the greatest apple and
peach house IN the United States. for
the past four years, having bought
heavily in the pecos valley and all
other important fruit centers OF the
United States
w NJ Reed. of Roswell. who is now
regular employe OF the United
States geological survey, arrived in
Carlsbad, coming here to install a
river gauge near the wagon bridge
for the use OF the geological survey
In its present thorough investigation
Of the conditions attaching to the
classic Pecos. The guage will register
the flow. velocity and discharge of the
stream, and will be in charge OF Chief
Engineer sullivan OF the p. |. a. |. com.
pany.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-06
HIL.LsBoRO.

From the Advocate.
T. j. Ross came down from Hermo.
sa.
Uncle Billy Mead is a very sick man
Some of his friends have been wired
to come to him.
John KAISER returned from a three
weeks trip in Mexico where he went
on mining business.
Dave Nance. one of Sierra's old lin.
ers, Is up from Mexico. He will leave
shortly for his home in the state OF
New York.
Mrs. J. c. Desmond came up (. ON T.,
Paso late last week and spent q day
or two with heg husband at the Hap.
py Jack mine
All the machinery for the Prosper
Gold Mining and Milling company is
on the ground. and the mill will go up
as fast as possible.
The Andrews mill b running on
Happy Jack ore and we understand
that the nlll is doing excellent work.
In the Happy Jack proposition Root
a. Co. believe they have a good thing
J. NJ Webster received his commits.
sion as probate clerk and ex-offlcio
recorder last Friday and took posses
sion Of the Office the next day 10 fll
the unexpired term OF the late Thomas
c. Hall.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-06
SILVER CITY.
From the Enterprise.

From the Enterprise.
Mrs. c. c. Shoemaker and daughter
Miss Greta, left for Baltimore and
Philadelphia.
Frank Reed left for El Paso, where
he accepts fine position with the
Western Union. His work will also
carry him to Albuquerque occasional
y
Miss Grace Hoffman left for her
home In Pennsylvania She expects
to return to the city next fall. Miss
Hoffman b. a sister OF Mrs. Allen
Ware.
Mrs. Emo and daughters, Misses Ma.
tilda and Julia, and son, Captain Il. b.
Emo. LEFT for the Upper Gila, where
they have rented the \. s. X. ranch
house for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Radcliffe Furness and
little son, who have been spending the
winter In the city for the benefit OF
Mr.. Furness' health. left for their
home in Philadelphia Mr. Furness re.
turns to the Quaker city complete
cure. thanks TO Silver City climate.
Misses Kate Crawford and Edna
Page. two popular and efficient school
teachers OF this city. expect 10 leave
next week for California. where they
will spend the summer vacation with
relatives. the former In San Francisco
and the latter in San Luis Obispo.
Dr. John Gillispie OF Philadelphia
died at hts quarters In the northern
part OF the city. Dr. Gillispie came 20
the city about a month ago for pulmo.
nary tuberculosis. He seemed to be
progressing nicely until complications
set In, resulting In meningeneal tuber.
culosis which caused his death. DE.
ceased was As years OF age and unmar.
ried. He occupied important positions
on the stan OF the Pennsylvania and
Children's hospitals In Philadelphia
and was well known throughout the
east His remains were shipped 70
the old home in WarrensDurg. N. Y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-06

the organization of commercial club.
and temporary organization was per-
fected by the election Of the following
temporary officers: A. L. Hobbs, pres.
dent; c. +, Remsbe9g. vice president; !;
j. r. Bracket. secretary: George J..
Pace treasurer Also an executive
committee OF FIVE composed OF tho
president, vice president, secretary.
a. c. Price and c. ]. Gavin.
Mrs. William Lark. mother OF Mrs.
Ed Jones'. left for Canton. H.. where
she expects to locate. She was ac-
companied by her two sons
William Hinz and family OF Holyoke,
Colo, left for their home after pleas
ant visit with their relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Kruger and Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. T. Tomlnson.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-06
ROSW ELL.

From the Register
Last Friday Harvey Dickens and
John Williamson had an affair which
resulted in Williams cutting Dickens
In number of places with a pocket
knife.
Mr.. Hudson. who lives on Military
Heights, fell between the joists Of a
new building on which he was at work
and three OF his ribs were broken and
he was bruised otherwise.
The teachers institute viii be held
in Roswell on August 18th and the
two succeeding weeks. II will be con-
Quoted by Prof. Edgar l.. Hewitt, pres
ident OF the New Mexican Normal un-
iversity OF Las Vegas.
James Nolin. a gambler at the Hawk
saloon, was fined s. and costs by
Judge Peacock for striking native
with a beer bottle. The native was
charged with trying to get away with
~ belonging TO the outfit, and as
result trouble came thick and fast.
Thursday morning saw quite live
ly time at the Green Front saloon. Two
natives were playing monte and had
a dispute over the game. which ended
in one OF them striking the other and
a fight then occurred between them.
The result was that Jose Bastardo
stabbed Jesus BeltrGm twice. II is
not believed that the injured mana
wounds are serious.
A. p. Afford. carpenter employed
on Sidney prager's new house. was
engaged In sand papering the moldInx
and ran a splinter through the ring
finger of his left hand. The splinter
was as large as match. He was
taken to Joyner a Yater's ONCE and
II was found that the splinter was frm
ly imbedded in the flesh. II was ro-,
moved after much dificulty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-06
SAN MARCIAl.
From the Bee.

From the Bee.
Pending a change In the condition
7 things at Rosedale. some OF toe
'ospectors and miners of that camp
I'VE secured employment at Kelly.
Rev. Thos. Harwood, who has been
sitting nearly all the small towns
own the river, arrived here Friday
md spent the day among the native
people identified with the church he
so faithfully represents.
But one vacancy exists on the school
board OF this district, and the name OF
Engineer John X. De Hart was the
only one considered In connection
Herewith. A better selection could
not very well be made.
Paul Lawrence. the infant son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. g. l.. Haley, born on
May II, was destined to gladden. the
hearts and home of his parents for
but a short while, and on May "a his
little spirit was waited back to God
who fave II. On Thursday afternoon
the mortal remains OF the little one
were laid away; but az no one can
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-06
RATION.

From the Reporter.
ID. Farley will leave on June 5th for
few weeks visit In Kansas City. Chi.
cago and Indianapolis.
Mrs A. l.. Hobbs Is home from a
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Ainsworth at albuquerque.
r. Gilbert and Mrs. Margaret Hale,
both OF Trinidad, were Joined In mar.
riage at the Methodist Episcopal par
sonage in this city by Rev. Armstrong.
Pursuant to call signed by a num-
ber OF business men a meeting was
held Tuesday night for the purpose OF
taking the initiatory steps looking to
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-06
FAR MiNGToN.
From the Hustler.

From the Hustler.
Miss Lille Pond, OF tne La Plata, is
here visiting with her sister. John r.
Pond.
Mrs. Leuders and Mrs. Tucker, sis
ters OF Mrs. l.. l.. Thomas. will arrive
here next week to spend the summer.
Miss Carrie Newton, who at one
time resided here, Is to be married at
sIlverton next Wednesday, to Steph.
en- A. Rodgers. engineer at the Silver
Lake mine.
w. y. knight has sold the lower
portion OF his Sunnyside ranch. con.