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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12
From THE GOLD FIELDS.
L. w. GALES Relates His First State.
mer. About Gold Fields.

mer. About Gold Fields.
l.. W. GALES returned this morn
lng from che Sierra county gold fields
now known as Pittsburg. lie said
To The Citizen:
There always have been and sup,
pose there always will be Knockers
men VINO decry and belittle every
thing that turns up or is proposed
But have this 70 say OF the men who
have been trying to knock the new
gold fields near Hillsboro. that none
o. them with a single exception were
ever upon those gold fields. That ex-
ception is A. w. clifford OF III Paso.
and he can scarcely be said to have
been there at all. He did not 20 back
into the helus. but stopped down ut
the river and made a few pannin Is
where no one ever claimed god hal
been found
His statement that the fields had
been sailed with Hillsboro gold is
absurd on the face of IT, The two
kinds Of gold ARE markedly unlike and
the claim that several thousand dol.
lars worth of gold had been used to
SAT- a country open to claim entry is
tro rilicuous 20 be entertained for a
moment.
i nave prospccted thoroughly both
the placer fields and the cement led
-es, said Nj. Gales, "and am more
than ever convinced that both are
rich in gold, which can be found n
very many different places. NJ. Nash,
OF Albuquerque. was with me down
there during the last trip, and said
that half had not been told. The
Ground has III been located and |
would not advise anyone to throw up
a job 10 SO there He should have
money TO buy some of the claims To-
Gated. But ! do believe that the new
fields are destined to prove richer
than even Cripple Creek
The people o. Rincon have had a
road made hard and good. which
avoids eros ing the river and reaches
Apache canyon in not more than
twenty miles. Provisions in Rincon
are cheap as at Albuquerque.
NJ, Nash, the electrician who visit.
ed the placer gold fields. also returned
90 the city this morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12
Notice Of Suit.

In the District Court of the Second
judicial District of the Territory of
Mexico, sitting in and for the coun.
" OF Bernalt!lo.
Myra X. Sadler. Plaintiff vs.. l..
Charles K Sadler. Defendant.
The said defendant L. Charles Sad.
Ter Is hereby notified that an action
rae been commenced against him IN
the District Colrt of the Second Jr.
dicial District OF New Mexico. sitting
IN and foi the county OF Bernalillo. by
the plaintiff above named; that the
general object of the action is TO OBJ
tain decree OF divorce and that the
bonds of matrimony between the
plaintin and defendant be dissolved
upon the grounds OF failure to support
the plaintiff
You are hereby notified further that
Unless you eGter your appearance in
said cause on or before the Bird day
Of February. 1904 Judgment will be
rendered In said cause against you by
default.
tSeaD w r. DAME.
Clerk of said Court
THoS. n. WILKINSON.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Posto0ice address. Albuquerque
New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12

Rev + V. Fisher, who had been az.
tending the Austin conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, at Fort
Worth. Texas. has returned to his la.
bors In this city AZ pastor OF the Lead
avenue church. Ne stopped over In
oklahoma to 500 the working OF sand
brick much used there, and Of which
the new Lead avenue church Is to be
constructed re Is much pleased with
the result of his inspection. The only
question Is whether sand in this sec.
ton has not too much loan for brick
purposes. \ very fine brick Is made
from the white sands" near Alamo
gordo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12
COURT AT ALAMOGORDO.

District court convened at Alamo.
gordo on Thursday of last week. The
docket rs a large one and IL IL ex-
pected that the court will be in SEES.
sion until December 70 Judge Frank
w. Parker In HIS charge to the grand
jury laid especial stress upon the No.
nessity OF enforcing the Sunday clos.
Ing law, the law against carrying
deadly weapons, the law requiring
the attendance OF children at school
and the law requiring justices OF the
peace to make a report OF all fines col.
lected
An aumsing incident occurred IN
the court room on Thursday after.
noon. 4 teamster who came in from
the logging camp In the Sacramentos
fell asleep and developed a case OF
nightmare.
The court room was suddenly dis
turbed by so:ne one yelling "Whea.
whoa" in stentorian tones Judge
Parker instructed the bailiff TO take
the siumbering Jehu out for an airing.
The baillff shook the fellow and ex.
planned to him that he had to leave
the court room. The latter. half
asleep. yelled: Cant you wait until
get my horses?" Even the digni-
fed court had to Join in the laugh
that followed.
Every juryman, except Jose Duran,
who was out OF the county, was found
but three failed to answer the sum.
mons, three were excused and spe.
cia venire was issued TO complete the
panel.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12
Suffering With Terrible Disease.

Isaac Floyd, the old time quarry.
man and stone mason who has lived
so many years at the hot springs, San
Miguel county. is suffering from some
disease which battle the physicians
insight His condition 10 pitiable, his
sight gone and no relief to be hoped
for. william Wells Is the Good sa
maritan who Is doing what is In his
power for the comfort of his old friend
and the poor wife.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12

out OF the San Juan river, in San Juan
county, New Mexico, twenty miles be.
low where the Pho river ernpties int a
II. Thirty miles below the point
where the Pine river empties a reser.
voir will be built. In a natural basin
covering several hundred acres. and
into which tho water will be backed
for three miles. The capacity OF the
reservoir Will be limited only TO the
height Of the dam that will be built.
A preliminary survey has already
been made which provides for the
erection Of forty foot dam. Work
on the canal survey. however, will be
begun in about week. which will take
from a month TO six weeks to com.
plete.
Deputy United States Surveyor jay
Turley is now negotiating with the
projectors to make a final survey
I'VE propose to irrigate $4,000 acres
OF land In San Juan county" said DR.
C. Thurman OF Durango. Colorado
who with X. NJ. johnson. also OF Du.
ranFo. and a number OF others In New
Mexico viii be the incorporators of
the San Juan anal and Irrigation
company Tho nearest railroad point
is Ignacio on The Denver 4 Rio Gran.
de. which Is twenty miles from the up.
per portion of the proposed canal
The canal will extend through Blanco.
Bloomfield and Almost to Pennington.
The final survey, which will deter.
mine a power proposition. A town
site along the line OF the canal Is also
contemplated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12
SOUTHERN CARNIVAL COMPANY.
Col. lerVist Returns From New York
And EegaHs Arrangements for op.
eninp t1o ieason Here.

enina THO Season Here.
" L.. i<savtt' representing the MAJ
Refs Southern Carnival company. has
returned e. rbe city from New York
MS Leswnt .cron panylng him he
Is here TO tresnee Tor the opening If
Tie oarnivs e, home company on
April 4.
The g'p,b end paraphorna Of
t. lupan' ~.nterng hare. and
W % The a. 'as ampaign opens "a
this lily, az. .1Hpany viii be found
iafger and m'sp complete than ever
beio @ redul' -wenty cars for
= &c fpuiJiiiion
o. last F11os, eleven box cars were
-'ippei from N.. York loaded with
p4layhefnala which will be placed as
son as recei ,si Free street shows
viii be given C.r the benefit OF Albu
Querque merchants. and thorough ad-
Nerlising WIZ be done over a radius of
,11 miles
One Of the principal attractions VIII
be the real aud original loop tho
hoop man. shJ viii perform his feat
which mas neve, boon equalied in dar-
Ing A LEADING free air act will be
Archie PhIlan's spiral tour, in which
h. ascends luG descends a tower
rolling = large ha under his feet. The
Gilmore family eisht ia number, viii
engage In the Iost remarkable cast
ing acts.
A &c t9iu percentage OF the open
ing receipts vii Dc devoted 10 charity
~ January thirty men Will be work
ting on The far grounds, which will be
Increased IN 800 nv February /. The
entire nuIniNsr Oi people employed by
the company a,a ladies aud gentle
men and their wiutering here will Dc
quite an itsm a. the Guys prosperity
MIR. Reiss b. getting out the print.
ing in New H"ck. for next season, and
o. an Appeal 40 name Of Albuquer.
Cue. thus giving the town quite an
advertisement Ph,Ion's Midget show
Introducing t-oop OF midgets. now In
New York. but recently come from
Russia. will he here. They are the
smallest people in the world
After up@nLg here April 4. the car
nfVal conpans val 60 20 El Paso, Ap-
I'll II. thence 10 Tucson. Phoenix
snd Prescott. sacressively. Then they
60 70 Los Angeles, and will visit all
the leading cities Of California, Ore
gon and Washington There Is little
doubt bu, the company will be reeh.
gagged for zoe albuquerque fair next
fasl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12
Tive 60 Make Love.


Tue ti.ce In mKse love 90 a woman
II you vr~t her 90 listen, my lad
u whom sshns little bs weary
And ftmt . little bit sad
Don't Try shun she's flushed with
succtsSs
Aud eers for seton and strife,
When she stands with her hand on
tho 6ratie
OF the pssbHg engine Of nfe.
Cut wait un she's tasted OF failure
At the lssHx down OF tho sun.
When she Rsrls that universe chang
ing
Is Nd ~ aLsiiy done.
Whom she faces her owa limitations
And i,oas the square in the eye0.
Aud dnds she Is only o. woman.
With p,wgs and moderate size.
kOue in Una lwi'ight then seek her
And tell b,~ with tenderest smile
That Worrying over vexod questions
Is far innn being worth while.
Such things s.bo1i doubt. the most
prEss
For saivstss whose charms are but
few.
Out what she dlglnely was made for
Was just Ga be loved by you.
Sue will csae her career for car.
esssiss.
Nor find the alternative bad.
4 you woo her when she Is weary
And just l,ile BIT sad.
-Maghinieta Ipuvpat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12

Most troar.-stve of Social Orders.
The Fraternai Order OF Eagles, 10.
ca aerie No fgi, met last night for
The election NJ OH usrs for the ensuing
jear. Frank Mckee. who had been the
worthy president. became by the nat
u1al revolution q Affairs, worthy past
iresident. ana win represent the aerie
y, Baltimore n the national Assem-.
clage in JaDNass next
Nat Greese who had been worthy
wee president vac elected 20 be presi-
c'.nt Don Rannn was promoted
=, the post OF worthy vice president;
a w. Barnea 5,-came worthy chaplin
Horace n shermaa, conductor: Frank
Alderman. sccretary; John S. Bea.
sen. treasurer. Or y n. earns. ply.
Scian. w. W. @euasfsl. inner guard
John w, Lewis outer guard trustees
Pen Bottle. Warren Graham, }. Kir.
ser.
The meeting was largely attended
and quite enthgsiastic Being about
the only order which emphasizes is
social feature 'h9 Eagles are very
Popular. ThOugh organized in 1898
they have nov a membership OF more
than 100000 l.sEbers, composed
largely Of Jolly good fellows. though
Confined 10 no particular de.
rartment Of business activity. Las,
sight. the business meeting was fol,
lowed by a musical program. speeches
snd refreshments which were highly
enjoyable. Albuquerque acria No. l6E
has about 300 r,eu,bsrs and they know
now 10 enjoy locomotives.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12

GAME INCREASE, GOLD FIELDS MT

Page b. Otero. game and Ash war.
ueh Tor Ne" Mexico. came In from the
south this morning and while ting
Tor delayed No made pleasant call
at The Citizen office. II will he re-.
membered tina, Mr.. Otero passed
through the city a few days ago on
MS way 10 Laguna, whore h expected
to secure guides and collect deputies
Tor the pursuit OF band OF Nayain
ana Aaguna Pueblos, reported as on
their reserva IONS and Strengthening
game right AMI left lie found no Ma.
vaJoes and G1iy about four Pueblos
hunting ant these were doing no dam
age Behold how great matter
little fire klndlcth,"
Mr. Otego reports that antelope AMI
deer are rapi lly increasing In the ter.
ritory, and in few years New Mexico
VIII have her game back. IL only the
proper methods are pursued lie him.
self saw on the prairies about Eng,e.
Tour droves Of antelope. which he es-
timated at nifty or more TO the drove.
This confirms the statement of J. w.
Records to Tho Citizen, that on the
Estancia plains as he was coming to
the city recently. he saw four bands
OF antelope. which he thought would
average fifteen or twenty to the band.
The game Is uet only multiply ing here
at home but 1t is coming in from
Texas and Colorado.
Mr.. Otero THINKS that New Mexico
should have game license. for non.
resident huntcrg. as Colorado has. For
not only is tho game coming in, but
hunters also. Tho license which Col.
orado cNacts OF those who visit that
state tor hunting purposes Is $25 each
while the open season lasts but ff-
teen days. rwo dollars is 'he license
Tor residents. The bird license in
that state Is 81 for the first day and
VI Tor each subsequent day should
New Mexico follow this excellent eX-
ample, not only will the slaughter "
her game be stopped by non residents
but there viii be fund for carrying
or the wartcns department, which
now there Is none All the deputy
wardens in the territory are giving
their services pratuaously, while for
the w,-rden's travelling expenses no
appropriation las ben made. BY
the license system. properly enforced.
a much needed sum could be realized
and the department of nsh and game
protection be rendered much more
efficient
From the Gold Fields.
II was within five or six miles of
the Apache gold fields. so called. " SAID
Mr. Ootro. but did not 20 to them.
However. ! saw n number OF poop.e
who had hcen there and who were
leaving Among them were John 5.
Trimble, formerly Of Albuquerque, but
now OF FL paso. and w. W futile. n
prominent cattleman OF the Pass city.
They and others united IN saying that
the area whore gold has been found Is
quite limited. that the country IL alike
destitute OF timber and water. that
there Is no be lrock but only a cement
or conglomeratc formation which lies
a few Inches from the surface and has
been badly burned. Mr. Otero found
the same formation In an arroyo near
Engle. but II presented no evidence OF
containing gold. Mr. Otero thinks
from what no knows OF the country
and from what he beard many say,
that the gold SO far was in pocket OF
very limited extent and that the ex.
oitement will die out AZ suddenly as
il grew.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12
opened oniee al EstaneIs.

Dr c. c. Warner of San Francisco
who recently came TO the territory 20
fud desirable location. has opened
an Office al Estnncia. He was IN
Santa Re % attend the meeting Of the
territorial board OF health to get A
license TO practice. but the boarj had
already adjourned A temporary n.
oonse will be granted him until next
June.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12
Woman's Relief Corn.

The ladies of the Woman's Relief
Corp met in the afternoon at Knights
OF Pythias hall for the annual cleo
ton of officers. The time passed so
quickly that the ladies only succeeded
IN electing the president and senior
vice president, Mrs. r. C. Whitson
was reelected 10 the chair and Mrs.
Werner TO the latter position.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12
To Resume ona,ations.

The Catalpa mine at Gallup will be
put In active operation again. This
mine has not been worked for some
time and tho opening OF this mine Is
a result OF the mine at Gibson being
on fire. and the demand for coal Ia
very heavy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12

metals including copper. lead, etc..
viii always add materially TO the pros
rerity OF the territory. the fact should
not bc overlooked that the real miner
81 wealth of New Mexico lies in her
extensive deposits .. coal and iron"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12
FIFTY THOUSAND ACRES.

To irrigate 10000 acres This Is
the purpose Of the San Juan Canal
and Irrigation company. which will
shortly be Incorporated under the
laws Of the territory OF New Mexico,
for the purpose Of conducting a canal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12
A Boys Queer story

A small boy tried to break into the
reform school Is Benson. Arizona, by
stealing bunch OF bananas. This
was his story to the Judge. The boy
rs an orphan and has ben having a
hard time and wanted d home. The
judge discharged the boy after giving
him a severe lecture.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12
Notice Of Suit.


IN the District Court. Territory of
New Mexico, County of Bernalillo
Zenobia Ortiz de Sena VS.. Manuel
Sena.
The said defendant, Manuel Sena, is
hereby notified that an action has
been commenced against him in the
District Court of the Second Judicial
District OF the Territory OF New Mex
leo, within aud for the county OF Ber-
nalillo. by said plaintiff. Zenobia Or
~ de Sena that the general objects
81 sad action are that the bonds of
matrimoRy between plaintiff and de-
fendant be dissolved aud divorce
granted, upon the grounds OF aban-
donment and deseriion by defendant
Of the plaintiff; that plaintiff be
awarded the custody of the children
issue OF said marriage and that suit.
able provision for the support and
maintenance OF her family be made
by defendant, and for the relief. and
that unless you, the defendant, enter
your appearance in said suit ON or be.
fore the 10th day of January, 1904 In
the Office OF the clerk OF said court,
judgment will be rendered against
you by default
tseal) w. 70. DAME. Clerk.
kLOCK & OWEN.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
+. o. address. Albuquerque, N. NJ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12
OFFICIAL MATTTRS.


The postofiice at Modoc. Dona tsna
county. has been discontinued. The
postofilce site at Burley Socorro coun
y. has been moved one and n quarter
miles south o: the former site.
Certified Copy Articles Of Ineorpors
ton.
Territorial Secretary J. w. Ray.
holds has received from Samuel b
Cook, secretary OF the state of Mis-.
souri,. a certified copy OF the articles
OF Incorporation of the white Water
Copper Mining company. principal of.
fees in St Louis. No local agent Is
named.
Territorial Funds Received.
Territorial Treasurer J. II. Vaughn
ras received the following public
FUNDS: From Romualdo Roybal, treas.
urer and eX-odicio collector of Mora
county. S7S2i. taxes for 1902 and 81.
333.39, taxes for 1903 From Ramon
Sanchez. treasurer and ex-ohlcio col.
icctor Of Taos county, s72o2, taxes for
1902. and s3326.71. taxes for 1903.
From George w. Knaebel, treasurer
and ex-oficio collector for Santa Fe
county, 1880. taxes for 1902, and ST..
S76.02, taxes for 1903.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12

s. s. Jones, who six years ago was
a brakeman at Las Vegas. is now sta
ton agent at Quanah. Texas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12
LETTER LIST


Remaining IN the post oINce at Al
buquerQuc n. NJ, Dec. 1903:
Persons calling for or sending for
these letters please state where they
had been receiving mail, $40 mention
date OF advertising.
Free delivery OF letters al the rest
dence OF addressee may be sec2red b,
observing the following rules:
Direct letters plainly 10 street mum
Der
Give writer's name aud request an
swer 20 be directed accordingly
Advertised matter Is previously held
one week awaiting delivery.
Advertised matter is held two weeks
before IL goes to the dead letter ofaee
"a, Washington ID. {.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12
Clerks OF Las Vegas.

TheClcrkE' union OF Las Vegas he!i
well attended session and besides
attending 20 routine business. elected
the following officers: President,
Clyde Graham (re.electod) first vice
president. II. A. Confer; second vice
president. $. r Cline; financial sec.
Rotary. w. d, Hyatt, corresponding
secretary, ]. u. Ellsworth; guide. r.
y. Turner; trustees, l.. NJ. Elwood,
Charles DanzigsT and NJ. n Dice.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12
ThleNes Rounded un.

The thieves who broke into the resi
dence OF c. q. kaadt, the curio dealer
and photographer of Santa Re. aud
stole a number Of articles of value
have been rounded up, They are all
boys and owing to the lntercession of
friends. Mr.. naadt has promised not
90 prosecute IL full restitution is made
at once. The boys broke into the
house two consecutive days. gaining
an entrance by the parlor window
r. c. Larimore, the obliging ticket
,sent OF Las Vegas, Is about TO 10
cast on a vacation OF sOur to six
weeks. lie will spent most of his
the in Newark. Ohio
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12

Tue ti.re In mKke love 90 a woman.
II you vn~t her 20 listen, my lad,
u whom tshn's little bs weary
And ftttf a ttflo htf cod
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-10-08
ATLANTA BUSINESS MEN THINK
WE'LL OF 1T.

Mr.. J. R. Nutting, of Atlanta, State
Manager Provident Savings Life Assur-
ance, writes to the editors of the Jour
nal, as follows: II wish to congratulate
you most heartily, on the recent indus
trial edition of the Marietta Journal.
The paper reflects credit not only on
the editors, but on the whole business
community that gave it such generous
support: AS former resident of Ma
rietta, and one deeply interested in it's
welfare, am very proud of the pro-
gressive spirit displayed by its varied
business interests, all of which is so
well illustrated and reflected in your
Industrial Edition"
Atlanta, Ca, Sept. %, 1903.-Gentle-
man: Please send me three or four
copies of your industrial issue of re-
cent date. 1 want to send them out
to capitalists. Yours truly,
A. J. Mcbride,
II Brown Bldg, Atlanta, Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-10-08
A SHOOTING AFFRAY.

AT Andersoni& Hampton's camp on
S. A. l.. Railaehd, in this county sop
last Sunday morning, Lawyer Hendrix
shot John Walker, the ball striking a
RIB in his side and passing out, making
fiesh wound. Sheriffs Frey and Dew
berry were summoned and when thew
arrived at the camp both negroes, the
one who did the shooting and the one
who was shot, had hid out and could
not be found.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-10-08
MR.. JAMES r. BARNES KILLED.

We regret to hear of the death of MIR.
James Il. Barnes, of Gainesville, who
was killed by passing train, stepping
from one track 10 avoid one train he
got in the way of another, in small
town in Alabama. He was drummer
for Atkins, McKeldips&, Brown Co., of
Atlanta, dealers in. .fats. He leaves
wife and one child. He was cousin of
Mr.. ii. A. Barnes of Marietta. The re-
mains were inferred in the cemetery
at Gainesville Monday. The deceased
at one time was clerk in store in
Marietta, when a young man, He was
a good and true man and his death is
deeply regretted. He was about fifty
years old.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-10-08

She was surprised when she
heard of the engagement, and she
showed it, says the New York
Times. Why, l was perfectly
satisfied in my own mind that you
liked Tom better than George,
she said.
"Well, to tell you the truth, l
did, replied the engaged girl.
But you say you are engaged
to George"
Eyes, that's true
We'll, i don't understand it at
why, it's very simple. You
see George was the one who pro-
posed. "
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-10-08
MISS GARNER GIVEN $4,000.

In Pickens superior court last week
the most important civil case was
the damage suit OF Miss Ruth Garner,
of Atlanta, against the Atlanta Knox
vile and Northern railroad for PERSON
al injuries. The case lasted nearly two
days and was fought by both sides.
Reuben Arnold, Jr., and George J..
Bell, of Atlanta, and Congressman Tate,
of Jasper, represented Miss Gardner /;
Senator Clay, Colonels Blair and Griffin,
of Marietta, the road. Five thousand
dollars damages were awarded by the
jury to Miss Gardner.