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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02

lew. ~ viii generate a little nNef
=. Gao hofse iaWef az the city ter
minais.
Upon the recommendation af the
city engineer, IL Naa deeided Go buiid
The efih dam intake. ntssu perfect
constipation al which tho whale sya.
tein hahee hy day labor, under "a.
reaction Of the city engineer. The
clearing and psgavatinH uf the right
Of way fef the pipeline not already
accomplished. and the cutting ~
lumber foe the pipes and dam as
well a. the construction Of the Hatas.
viii Also be dnne by day labor.
The furnishing 81 generating and
dtAhufntna machinery. and the sr~es
tien ct Same. together with both the
generating sad distributing stations.
vii be dome hy eentfaet.
Two propositions were praasntea
Ia tbs mayer aud advisory board BY
the CITY engineer in his Fetztff enc
was for the efesstien IT the Wessslea
taeake with tho temporary power
station and the otheH fer a tseftnan.
snt ssene dam with a permanent
power plant.
IN making theae propositions Mr..
1hfsiaiSpn went inte detalis In regard
- the earth formation relative 10 So
curing formations for both 10 tha
tttstetsssd darns. siso Ia regard 20 the
ess~t ard efficiency al each Of the
psetsaeltioas
n COMPARING the two propositions
Mt f1aisszssa sues at length inta the
matter u Their effieinnsy and ths
rabtf nesstss II rsssFd 10 the waasi.
"a crib dam he estimates that il can
BE- eulf - that Nithia aes years IL
may be taervasesi IN tsHe 30 as tn
generate a little more than $500
bot~v5saNer at thu rfty terminals 10
h sstifsatsa that this installation eIit
Supply the eitf'a needs for al addl.
tsassal Is y~srs
fhe fetal COAT ~ this dam. Together
with Ehe ptiE line 10 The generating
plant. including repairs aud INTEREST.
= estimated Al tsis.sfs At the end u
- years
The ess4t Of the permanent staa.
dam for tbs same Eserlasi. Including
Interest. tefasss. ETC.. b estimated AZ
tAas.0ts 1htH dtHaa nat inaitHfe The
essf eftfse fssts~tsek tuaneg whish in
the latter construction woutd take
the place Of tins psIse lines TO the gem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02
USED 4 SHOTGUN

TACOMA. March a.-n~talIs u q
shoatina ssfape that occurred be-
tween two Italians At fsAkeFisw.
saturday. have Just been received
here. Robert purini vas aiat IN the
hack with = shotgun by a country
fn4n whose sRfus IL not given. IL r.
thought that the wuunded man win
recover a. the shot was fired NJ such
ianw ranEe that the pellets did not
penetrats far into the flesh.
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TRESTLE WILL Be
RECONSTRUCTED

Thu Seattle Electric Company pro-
poses 70 reconstruct the first aeafau.
trestie from Atlantic street to the
city limits. This II the sfentie used
by the lntsrnrhau trains. and on
n hich several fatal accidents have
occurred rrcrntiy.
According 10 plans fitei with the
beard Of public works today the corn
FanF viii. after recaustTurting the
trestir. lay a double track on II with
foofIsa tbs on each side Of the tracks.
with handraiis for the protection Of
pedestrians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02
GOVERNOR MBRIDE
BEGINS HIS FIGHT

OLYMPIA. March 1s-aenator
warburfon Of Pierce. today intro
fueed a bill providing for the sub
mission II a constitutional amend
nfenf to the people m SoysfHbrF ts4s
providing FOR the creation Of Fpii-
road commission To be- appointed by
the governor. This virtually starts
the governors big faint. which VIII
be made two yrafH from nos.
while Il n not believed that the
senate viii pasa the bill. u Will put
railroad members on record against
allowing the people 20 say wheher
Or not they want a railroad csntnls<
aissn. Gov Mcbride will appeal di-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02
MINNEAPOLIS
MAN DIES MERE

chas X. Side. formerly \ wealthy
banker of AisnsH pssliE, alsd suddenly
At his homo on F1fth avenue and
Stewart street. at sn early hour. thie
morning. from heart failure caused
by bronchial trouble. He was Is
years Of age. Mr.. Htdte came to Ss@
attic sir months ago from AinnsRp-
oils. for kis health. -Four days ago
he was taken VERY ~ and suffered
from an attack Of heart failure. early
this morning.
The body ls in charge % fsSrney-
Stewart Watson Undertaking con-
pnny. Il in probable that burial will
be In Mlunea polls. Whefe the family
Of the dead man lives.
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rect 20 the paopte from asw on
against the railroads. ~ the aenhts
refuses him thte bill. 10 VIII take IN
appeal direct 10 the voters to re-
nominate him and sudofae his adj.
nlntstfatton.
Senator Palmer farrad thone palics
chiefs whe permit gambling hy
Introducing n bill making Il a feiou J
fnr such officers to knowingly per,
NIT the commission Of a miade.
gneHnoF.
Senator Potts introduced q bil
efeatfna = hoard Of commissioners q
regulate sailor boarding houses, ana
licensing the same.
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noys You Seen
AUMMIT
= ADDITION

- xruhhas4. wtfh eifr waiter.
f1n1r1p. laval and slightly. ever
&rxtkks Washington. ideal paAes
0&61me Sexsral places can see
~ ~ for ave- miles. bsautfkssi
- 4 NJ. BAKER and Cascade
- n - ffnert suburban prep
~ = - market We wiu not
- = epeairg ssy I'm w@ get 70
hyzm uG6ap essfns. but viii continue
, ~ . fnzr< early and get POUR
4ae4
- - Iirs viii rsr shrssah
cHrse1y.
: : - hisnsst psissi SO ae~u.
- npeehs 10 per cart on fsr
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Mr.. FARRELL
COMES HOME
ssys os~sr.usas Transportation
viii Mot Hurt Seattle Jobbsra

,. -. Farrell. president Of the
Northern steamship Company and
assistant 70 the president % the
Great Northern. has returned from
the Fast. uHerp he has been for some
time on business for the corporations
Uhlsh ne represents.
Mr. F-arfeii sass there h nothing IN
TIE story iateiY published that tn.
low rats from Chicago. made to Oh
tain the government Philippine con.
tract. sii cripple f.axet sound job.
hers. IS the rate applies ssiiY 10 shs
government supplies Mr., Fsrrcii Is
firm In the belief that the pAeifie
carrying trade viii he mostly done
from Seattle in the future
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HOSTILE
COUNCILMAN DIFFERS WITH
CONSTITUENTS REGARDING
SECOND AVENUE RE0RApE


4 he session Of the city council to-
might promises to be eniiYened by n
spirited discussion of the Second
avenue teRrude proposition. Con-
siderable personal VI feeling between
Councilman Hlnehaft and certain
members Of the committee Of North
seattle residence pushing the Sec
ond avenue reRrade, exists At n
committee meeting held Saturday
ninhi 70 consider the proposition. 1T
tie other thun the swapping Of left
handed compliments was done.
Map Rinehart was the principal
speaker, ANA he told what he thought
Of certain North Seattle residents.
No action was taken on the matter,
other than to refer II to special
Committee witch Is IN session this
afternoon
This committee VIII report tonight,
when the fiKht is expected to be re-
newed
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THIS is ST.
DA VID'S DAY

Thirty prominent citizens Of Black
Diamond arrived in the city today to
attend the concert to be given this
evening by the Welsh people Of Sc
attic and vicinity. In honor Of their
patrun saint. 1T David.
The Black Diamond party II head
cd by ] A. Phillips. assistant super
iut.ndent Of the coal mines al that
slinfe
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ON TRIAL

WiHlsin Fettsriy. charged with
having eriminaliy assaulted Matte
Ciosn, his i4-yenr -old ep-dauEhtet.
IL being tried today In Judge drift
fms department OF the superior
court
The eHse wis tried last Useenber.
but the Jury. for some reason which.
n view Of thia evidence WAS mex
plleable. failed to agree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02
LUCKY SAILOR

ponTI.ASD. Ore. MArrh IA
asIlar NAMED Chris AdeIphren was
awarded damages In the sum of
81 oas in the United States couft here
Saturday fas brutal treatment at the
hands Of Captain Warren. of the
aritish bark MatterhaFn. on the hish
ssam.
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ESKIMOS DYING

TACOMA. March g-Nofne ad-
vices say that f'Hkimns are dying
there ia large numbers through Tire
neglect Of the authorities. a 1T
tie dried fah IL the only food they
have had this winter. The Nome
city council declines aid. because 81
claims that military should furnish
heip. The latter assert that they
have no authority or funds
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The Pacific coart compnny's ex-
curHion steamer Spokane VIII take
the Lynn canal run Of the eompany's
steamer Cottage city, on her next
trip, leaving March 10. The Cottage
City In 20 receive new boilers and a
general overhaulinR.
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REWARD Differed

Mcbride n
n body
=
organized posses pursuit
All ahefs the vicinity Of this iy armed and the lookout
Tor
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Newspaper naiefprise Association.
VII x f.sfiAGtitEi "a. March
ttpeelst The hithsttn pharetal tes
idputs af sweet NsileY, fHfnin
ailAttiet nUaf here, aNe my NffiiiEf
IL the highest pitch Of an liasitf Az
divided inlp tWo faetianAl tie White
aud the anti Whites Wat hos bee
declared. and there are ttetiuet
conflicts OF tongue and mvHete ~
raaa has lust been ended In g.
Taurfa. famous anea preceded ID al
athefH are pending
rla warilka spirit was HfauHeh b
differences 81 opinion ever the firl
al "A murderer aud suicide To- aeeui
stta sHfse fasstatefe as atHeH
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Classified Ads

GRADING CONTRACT 10 LET.
nNE mile street sfadfns to he lone AZ
hfaahiNn near State University Con.
tfaat viii be lot saturday. february -
iPNg Far efieeifeationa cali on
fettit q Son. Arcade building. iaiT hco.
ond avenue.
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Painters Strike

rfTTsBtfRG. Pa. March s.-Twe
thousand painters struck this MORN
ting. They demand an Increase in
WAGES TO ts.bo dag and eight kourn
work.
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PLEADS GUILTY

Ed Cummings pleaded Nutfsy IN
the superior court today to a charge
Of burglary. lie was Indicted By the
grand jury iaat week for catering
and robbine tho house. OF n A. stew
ems. al Kent. Jan "a He win be
s~ntenred by Superior Judge Bell.
tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02
RActNG FOR 4
GOLD WATcH

A race II ON between the British
ships fsofola and AfRhanistan. which
LETT san Francisco last Friday In
ballast. the former for Seattle aud
the latter for ballard.
The captain that can reach the
found arm win Win a gold watch,
CHICAGO. March > Wheat
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Fetteriy appeared IN court this
morning with n badly swollen.
black" eye, recently acquired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02

y Althouxh 4 trfile late. the
j traditional clustering winds of
u March arrived today. Through
\ out the day the wind bisa fruifi
y "a 10 20 miles per hour, and this
u afternoon there was no tmme=
y siiate prospect of it's abatement,
y Reports received ut the local
4 once Of the United states
d weather bureau, Indicated a
q hard blow both on the sound
n and coast. on the coast the
\ wind reached the velocity OF a
d guile. witch. has seriously af-
= fecied shlppinn.
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The nieamer Cottage city sailed TO
skaRwHy yesterday with 50 paaHen-
gers. most of whom were bound To
Dawson.
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MONTY ABHA sfsEit HAf.AHfkft fsos
ftsE. retail fs@s1iahtz tezHEetsfss tsasffs
ina haaass. eiflaut saNaHttri harvest
t,ststnsNs IN "a principal cities fatHasts.
$50 Eutsf biesh. sl1 HsaagJ sxenaes
q nEIaAHl-k glzas - tssfrv. saszszsg "a
etsist3fsts. watches. t~~eifss io~ sntsFsst
y y Wees. sbs f5ks street
MONEY "a shqft Hestes - low rate psi.
ssts Messy and ssunenF aussI - tsltf
rfth. Ga A Niffas Iiastn 4 Hsiisf
H4itftes Fhaas fiisrh e
ot-t.sTF4AL RANK fftsrta q Neeal
slgsssy ssssnsd On any E9e4 e0iiassfsi
ftf FhesEf.
TO fnsf-Frfsats Hnen~y 81 isH rsfs Of
tntsesst Dafaua a osnsf. tee rssfsf
eaS- HSsnns q sHf q
Special Notices.
WI aaF. aezsHaisia- rtieassAs lssss ssthaia
tlfnsf tFauilss. Dyspepsia we wiii
batsa 80 NJ q faa aews r. hsslth
efeaff Eases nspeiAfts gsn fn4sIs
tuts Of Nsisnae, ts<e saaasd af~ans
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CEMENTED HIS BODY
nv The 0aAVE

BURIAL OF A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN COUNTRY CEMETERY
DIVIDED FOLK INTO faeTieAe
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AoAh1EB auetseb sale u h04sshnid fafs
nltare5 Hlealas a&ffiaH sale II y 81
Hirfrftdu 4 f'ss.ta naN satesftsstts. fils
flfs4 aNau1e. nsHf B44fsfT kieFel "a
TuaesihF the ~ a MHffh At tefaD sharp
Hell sefe. sHftsss tssttfsssgs faldins
tazs ssfaHAlau aalalsz. aialhH ahatfss re =
efa t-t lounge rentaf sataiss tifls a.sA
taak eAsa4 large esfi asaa 10 feet iunss
sttfst nns organ. ~tsNant upright ptSns
fr4sAafs f9ganats fstau8 GaI.l. 10 tssa
hish astseaa. Fssanf fatlis. ess1h stores.
toilet setss ssFG.stA. riAEa. iane curtain
ard eia9Aut lat - rfstareal daff'H forget
Tuesday a 10 %. essr bss rsses. 1fzt
t1sst sFeaus n a Hlskeftan 4 Co.
HufffaHHeFa
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Or Kibbe has resumed proc,lcs.
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kAt.tr

NORTHWESTERN CONSERVATORY or
MUSIC AND DRAMATIC Art Director
Of music. FRAN recn A. Aurisl Director
dramatic art, Misc Mae v. stephens
Orchestral Glasses ceen "a ateura
gatalonie free. v. NJ Brown. Registrar.
~ HolYoks,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-02

~ THE 49,
HOUSE fepefiun IN AT iHaHftfss. fetftlef
YES tisar strppiaH. Eiaalae lliaa ftaH
fstilaa sfHi as Aadisan Ihi1i.ea HaltsEi !
NalH ITO. faisosaasst lsi
HeHdalI
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llIIrston & Herrin

ninsa1 and tss~stssssrt brekses
see d the tiuse TO hsiy Alaska Ola
arzs Thxy fsrr dur for an sd%
cer< = the near future. We affer
" ALE
~ L. an 9 Corporation stae
~ 4Aazks Petroleum q Gaal. | 3
~ c.tAsla Ray on a Fuel n
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IRE HrAn tmuiaF ttisisi 0Hies - tshst
spn effsat. fan Furnish Tie teHt hep -
THE eiffs FaH quick service fiiofiF II ati
s1Hl tujerf ndrHf. zig7 DIR. u a HettH
4 Ea
WAATtu Afnidafa - afhs aaaf ffaHn -
attic aff1ea on a. Hs5faH tif1ial f7l sfit
raaIaH ftai works fsafuaHHf Hartman
ftfiAa Committee Thes. IT'S nn.
Wanted --F~ ale Heip
WAsrhi4- sefsf ieNfHi Hnfse siil PIT
once AHIiF efa nis iH4 Eiaae. Fahs
hiHHHsf lafh car
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Fer Rent--Furnished Rooms
flcfTkt sENECAs
Cor. First Ave-. and Eeneea strwst
Clear. Sunny. Comfortable
Hepfus by the bay OF Week.
fxusk FIRST AvENuE
aaaaa4asaaaaaa
ROOMS with ar without hoard. every mod.
ern convenience. az the snfaEae, zoo Yes
Ter Nay. at popular prices. See me.
u Times building
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. ffiA rtrst ave.
nue.. HOUSE newly furnished. all modsrii
prices frsziersfs.
AnaoNAI7T-tfs Yeslsr way. changed
hands. clean pleasant roamF! dny. week
or menth
TWO patttf furnished hruech frniuF rdouis.
ia Howard north. SIC pot mouths. rel.
Black bs5a
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TOT III ~ y 7 Y W. -
uHEAf fNnAffuA HAfsE So tta Rel
ffuHf FuFpifttfs "a. tiststfH hFrsaHf 80
ehas sutfH nwfHs q the bslfsfifiE y a
aAtaf main. Witch naftsesd OF faffhsiiFs
sie.A Considerably Aa 4fa atfeflssx g. tls
futtia bargains ~ esf sl4H that tsiH So
pffsa an eENetfae Futiff faEaftafF
atnNsx. range heaters sfaHtsfg NH1s
glassware aad all tsfuHsh9id fafHiahiif6s
a. aheui ont .tenth 81 thaif aFtaai ssipa
Rnlbfaas tnla opportunity aud sseuss bafs
gains In cur lire At eflns4
PAIN u hay hafzas TOT sale seiaht aaq
iasauaH 90 he sQfn at ufsf# ca Aeeaant 81
EuiHH aHaFs fnauifa ~ fifat sna
blanchard Ia slisy.
FuH HAIsis@etsses FanseN, eafpeta. iesihsf
chairs. - lice, hi<ik eases. aheN easst
uaftrutes ard picturss 81 halt 9fies eois
can fihs street.
cHtcsEsa Poe sal. Inquire ASST Wood.
thNn afsnHe
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ali Aqi5 afa FHi,BNbie etfhnffh.
HIN fsafifefa ~ safietg ard thHettfAf
dancing aai todr cultures ~ thfistsHssns
TAFT. nhans. Hsa II tbfepsndfnt xisis
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-07
DEMiNG.
A Few Pointers About a Good Town In
Southern New hexico.

- 'tSNi|O
Keep III eye on Deming.
Deming has just been Incorporated.
Deming, the coming city of New Mex
leo.
Deming has a magnificent school sys-
tenn.
Deming, the railroad center of New
Mexico.
Deming the gateway to the best part OF
Old Mexico.
Deming! Don't overlook It II you are
looking for a safe and paying investment.
Deming. the seat of the new county of
Lun
Deming is the great mining center of
the southwest.
Deming water is chemically pure-equal
to Polan springs.
Deming has increased 80 per cent In pop
ulation in four years.
Deming water and pure ozone make
strong and healthy people.
Investments in Deming lots will double
and treble in one year.
Deming has now a large ice plant and
electric light system under contract.
In Deming the demand for rental
houses is five times in excess of the sup.
ply.
Deming has an abundance OF water for
~irrigating vineyards, orchards. or gar
dens.
Buy lots and build in Deming. Your
rental returns will be 20 per cent on the
investment.
In Deming good safe loans can be had
at better rates thar In the old established
towns.
At Deming you can buy lots at 500
4 -4UI
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-07
Letters from
Women

Cured by the use of Kodol are received daily.
Their troubles nearly all begin with indiges.
ton or other stomach disorder.
II the food you eat fails to give strength
10 your body, II Is because the juices Sc
GREETED by the stomach and digestive organs
are inadequate to transform the nutrient prop
critics Of the food into blood. That is
Indigestion. The system Is deprived Of the
amount Of nourishment required to keep UP
the strength, and the result Is that one or
more of the delicate organs gradually grows
weak, and then weaker, until finally Il Is
diseased. Here a great mistake Is made.
That Of treating the diseased organ. The
best doctors in the land make this very
mistake. Why should they7 It is so easy
to see that the trouble Is not there.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-07
GALLUP.

From the Republican.
Mark Bennett, the Zuni trader,
visited Gallup, .
Gregory Page vas confined to his
room for a week with a cold.
Miss Elizabeth Eldridge is here from
Manuelito IN a visit to her parents.
The best quality of Ignite Goa in
Gallup costs the consume $2.70 per
ton. delivered.
Superintendent l. L. Hibbard was
entertained on New Years day by Mr..
and Mrs. C. N. Cotton.
1t is reported that three of the
Indian murderers of Charles Kyle have
been arrested on the reservation.
Arthur Cavanaugh, who represents
Gross, Kelly & Co., of Albuquerque,
our merchants this week.
Felix Morello, a brother of the Nor
clio brothers of this place, arrived
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LAS VEGAS.

From the Record.
Harry Bartlett and Jim Ensign at
Los Alamos lakes killed a very large
wild cat.
The painters and decorators. and the
paper hangers, having formed a union,
are now daily expecting their charter.
William Coleman has resumed his
position of night policeman. after a
short vacation, part of which was
spent in Santa Fe.
Browne & Manzanares have
brought an attachment suit against
Earl ]. Hollingsworth to recover
! $906.04 on a promissory note with in
terest or the same from January /.
1898.
Howard Bromagem, formerly an en-
ploye of this paper, recently stood a
civil service examination for the gov
eminent printing department. He re-
ceived al aggregate percentage of
s2.6, or 1875 above the danger line.
Hugo Zuber. the old time sheep man.
who will be remembered with pleasure
by his many friends here, writes w. l..
Crockett, from Rome, saying that him
self and wife are at present in that city
and enjoying the best of health.
Romualdo Roybal. the newly elected
treasurer of Mora county, has filed his
bond with the district clerk in the sum
of $4,000, with p. d. st. Vrain, Cristo-
val Sanchez, F. S. Ortega, Eusebio A.
Chaves, Simon vorenberg, Epimenio
Martinez and A. C. Martinez as sure
ties.
John U. Hinde has brought suit
against John II. Colley. administrator
of the estate of Telesfor, Canualito
and Gregorita Cruz de Paiz, to recover
S345.25 loaned on a promissory note.
with interest on the same from Janua-
ry 8. 1902, and to foreclose a mortgage
which he holds on a part of the estate.
Miss Winifred O'Brien, who had
been lingering between life and death
for several weeks. died. The body will
be shipped to Helena, Mont, for bur
ial, accompanied by her sister, who
just arrived last week from Seattle,
Wash, to be in attendance at her bed
side.
Congregation M~ontefore elected Of
ficers for the ensuing year, as follows:
j. Judell, president; Sol. Spiegelberg,
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here from Italy on the 26th of last
month.
William Henry has been confined to
his bed at Harper's hospital for nearly
two weeks with typhoid fever.
The handsome doll rallied off on the
LIST inst. by A, F. Ries, was won by
Mrs. Jessie Davis. Five hundred and
twenty-six tickets were sold.
Mrs. e. C. Whitson. of the whitson
Music company of Albuquerque, is in
town, the guest of Mrs. T. c. DeShon.
Miss Lou Bolton, of Albuquerque,
attended a dance at Winslow New
Years eve, and came to Gallup to
visit her sister, Mrs. l.. l.. Henry.
The box rent at the postofice has
been reduced from 81 to Go cents, rs
cents to 40 cents, so cents to 40 cents,
and call boxes to 80 cents.
Agent Hazylett now has in his pos
session $4,000 which he will use for
the benefit of the Navajos in making
reservoirs and irigating bitches.
Peter Kramer, of this Office, thought
he wasn't having as much vacation as
the balance of the boys, so he sprained
his ankle and laid off.
NJ. Picard, who is employed at the
briquette plant, has been off duty for a
few days on account of running a nail
through his foot. He rather enjoys It
as he wanted to lay off during the
holidays anyway.
Marshal Winders had an old shack
On the corner of Coal avenue and
Second street cleaned out on Tuesday.
Under a lot of rubbish he found seven
full boxes of thirty calibre cartridges.
such as are used by the government.
The owner can have them by proving
property.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Sanjule enter
tanned a few of their friends at an ele-
CANT dinner given on New Years eve.
After the dinner the evening was
pleasantly passed with cards and
music, until the new year was ushered
in by the blowing of steam whistles
and the explosion of firearms.
w. A. Maxwell sold his building on
Railroad avenue, which was formerly
occupied as a drug store, and the
three vacant lots back of it fronting on
Coal avenue, to Joseph Kuhn. Consid-
Grafton private. Mr.. Maxwell also
sold to Mrs. Marie Raillard the brick
dwelling occupied by her. Considera-
ton private.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-07
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

In accordance with chapter XVII of
the laws of 1891, an election of the
qualified voters of Bernalillo county is
hereby called to take place on the sec
ond Monday of January, A. ID. 1903,
being the 18th day of said month, with
in the several precincts in the same
county, for the purpose of electing me
justice of the peace and one constable
In each and every precinct in said
county as provided by law.
The following named persons are
hereby appointed judges for the ensu-
election, and the following named
places designated as the polling place
Of the respective precincts:
No. 4, Bernalillo-Francisco Her.