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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
ED TEWESBURY DIES At GLOBE
MS DEATH RECALLS THE rEwNs.
BURY FEUo or issss2

Tho Globe. ArIzoua sNcr Belt
tells OF tho death OF El TcwHhury
IN The following
Edward Towktbury tho last ~ tho
principals of the Tcwkauury.Graham
war ot 1859. died in the county hos
p.ul last Thursday night Ilo had
been "a pamgtc Tor o. long time and
hia death was FASTENED hy pulmonary
consumption ilc lcft a vito and
three children ln 1899. Tom Ora.
ham. tho last member OF that family
who participated On tho war. was shot
from ambush and killed near Mora
~ Tcwksbury wac arrested. charged
with tho crime and indicted. After
a sensational trial az Phoenix, during
which the widow OF Graham attempt,
ca Co shoot Towksbury, and threats
OF lynchlng him wore made. Tewks.
bury was found guilty on evidence
that was wholly clrcumstantlal and
by many considered Insufficient
On an error the court set aside the
verdict ana Towksbury secured a
change OF venue to Pima county A.
Ter "a trial In which the jury dis
agreed and confinement On the Tue
son JAN Tor upwards Of a year the
charge against Towkspury was AIf
missed and he was given hla liberty.
Tho reason for the dismissal was
hat the case had been worry ox-
'onsivo one aId there seemed no
prospect OF securing a conviction.
Tho case onFgudorod a good deal OF
feeling and to this day the partlaans
'f the respective factions are or firm
y fixed DO their opinion OF TowkF-
lurq is guilty or innocent OF the
murder Of Graham as thoy were al
no time % the first trial of the
.ase
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
ACOMAS EN- RUUTE TO FAIR
SUPERINTENDENT ALLEN AND
rwENrYoNE INDIANS co TO
ST LOUIS.

D. IS Allen superintendent u. Goo
local Indian school. len ha u.rht
iur go Louis accompanying twenty
ono AcOmu men. women aud chill
iIrn t0 iho a.r Tho baggage which
wcn' with Thorn Consisting ~ Rar
pu'ut and costumes. crude silver obi.
uamcuia. musical instruments. .E.u.
pottery blankets ana H.'ce. R.Iehu8
5000 pounds Adobe brI.ks with
which tn construct houses at thu ns.
position wcfe fh.ppoI s,yymI days
ago.
Tho st iou.H GIobo ncmu.u. has
tho following t1 av about hr lu.
diane aton to Che hr by suu,un
'UuirHt Dmu.aI of No.. slu.a o.. In
HI1u h1n
Ton m,muora ai .be Pueblo Tube of
Indiana wIi probably arrive ~ mo
Indian building today Thoy arc ma
uyca nj Taos and San Juan Row
Mexico and tlDIr chief occupation b.
pottery making and blanket wDas.ar
ThDy viii come t0 tho exposition uu
dor tho care of superintendent Gran.
DALI Of tho Indian school OF Santa Do
Geronimo. perhaps me most plcturoa.
quo of tho Apache chiefs. De- expected
i0 arrive at 500 Exposition May l6
Geronimo VIII leave Fort sH. OKLA
h0mn. whore ho ia rtul government
prisoner May ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

lN .ogm Santa Fo fhops arc rum.
uina u.ehf and day ans forces of mon
orf Employed in Cyory department.
hu, .,lot than that the reporter vas
Wa .' to learn
-u 'tr engines Tor passenger trains
have Oo,n prompt iu coming from the
shore and as there Is mo- congestion Of
irttrt Boa che y1rda o. s Druumed
that power cor freight tram. a not
Inadequate t1 che demand.
Some few of che imported uorEmen
have quit their jobs claiming that they
wDr. uIsCpt aH t1 tnr sftua.
t.or uut thcr1 Is an uncertainty az
io the number The officials say thst
these men have boon discharged cr
Incompetence and that their places
will De Oiled with competent men
Several reports have hceu circulated
FEB the eject that union men have
ruthlossly destroyed company proper.
~. hut the source OF theao reports
cDuh not boz fcrrotod out and arc not
gcnomuy believed
laat u.eht Frank Bslyisw. a man
oNrrying a Sheet Metal Workers union
card. was arrested Tor begging on tLe
streets when taken into ponce court
This morning he said that ho came
iron tho BALDWIN Locomotive Works
~ Philadelphia. An agent for the San.
"a We company told him that men were
needed in California and he signed
contract 60 work Tor sixty days. When
no arrived here he found that the
situation had been miaroprcsontod %
him and bcing a union man. he walked
OUT Ho had no money ami Intended
20 leave town
A WINSTON Ariz. o. is reported that
Tho non union men have begun 20
show a weakness toward the strikers
ana were walking our Tho boiler
makers, however AZ Wiuslow are slim
1t work
Tho loiiermakcrs hero held "a meet. /
iug last night. but the business of thr
meeting could MOI be- usccFtainod.
A large number OF the strikers arc I
leaving the city apparently hopeless .
uf en- immediate settlement
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

Denver colo May C-rte republi.
can state convention was called to
order az l0.t5 ay Chairman % e. Fair
.uy of the state committee ON tom.
pomry flIl cHIi De- WAS made 9er.
mauCut
There were 7O7 delegate
a. ~ Stevens nominated D. % VOL
colt ior temporary chairman There
was no opposition.
Wolcoit addressed thr convention
Tie said there was an omen givou of
victory when the second district 70
nominated Congressman H0Eg. Mas.
sachusCttg was no moro certain Of
casting its vote for Theodore Rooso.
welt chan was Colorado Members OF
the different sings OF tho party were
determined On unity he reviewed
Tho national administration. showing
what had boon accomplished under
Presidents Mckinley and Roosevelt
hut tho state Issues were more Inn
porlant Ia Colorado Ilo praised the
action or Governor Peabody I'm the
maintenance 90 Law and order re
forms 90 Che fraudulent voting lu
Denver, Wolcott said tho situation
was critical and seemed well nigh
hopeless Public utility corporations
Joined hands with tho corrupt Gle.
mont, set he believed Victory would
como 90 the republican ticket On the
city election through aroused public
opinion. 10 called upon dolorates
from outside of Denver 90 sopd
heavy republican majority 10 tho log
Stature ana suggested Il could oven
take away Denvor's charter 10 necos.
sary IN order 10 put On end 10 cleo.
tlon frauds.
Committee uu organization was aB.
pointed and after harmony apoacbos
by John w Springer candidate for
mayor Governor James n. Peabody
iul Congressman "a 81. Hoge A No.
'oan vas taken till 2 o'clock this az
.ornuon.
The Following 10 the slate which sto
be- elected az the publican convention
ma afternoon Delegates n. o. VOL.
autt, James a. Peabody. N Walter
Dixon, 8 nowncr. A. n. stevens.
Thomas y Walsh, Clyde Dawson. ID |
7 Carawoll John W Springer w @ /
5tapleton.
Tho second congressional ropubll |
Fan convention this afternoon elect 4
I'd John w Springer and W. y. Miner /
rs delegates, inatructing for Rooso-
'elt Governor Peabodys admins
ration was endorsed.
Al le ueInoon session tho r,aolu.
Ions committee was appointed Win
y G liamlin AZ chairman. The plat.
orm viii Instruct the delegation Tor
luuaevolt
Governor Peabody declined the olec
lon az a delegate hut Il win De forced
pua BIN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

1ha rlHso coming ou to .e nesrd
upon the order TO show cause why Jbo
injunction should NOT h. continued.
sud tho court boIng mIy advised
o. 'a orj,r.l and nIinIeoi by the
clslt that ODE poliuo- to dI.ep.vc tho
Injunction Do, and tho Same is hereby
overIuiDd and che injunction continued
ia foIor aa heretofore granted. until
fuai NDrug of tis cause.
And q Is urisor ordeoi ana ad
imdggd hy che court .aat the said
cause uo roforDi TO George s. klock.
- referee 20 take proofs upon tho
ISSUES raised ly tho ulcadnes
= iH further ordered that The said
rcforro take said pruoa between ho
hears ut 9 O'Clock a m. and o o'clock
p. m. ol e1ch day. parties being pre-.
parod so 90 DO and that ho mako ro.
port 0n che ist day of Juno 1909. un.
loiu o. shsiI bo further shown to the
cuurt that proofs could not bo taken
within said time. ana the time Dr toe
inut reason further extended.
e. u further ordCre. that che t,st.
mouy in sail cause bo taken by the
ssid rcfcroo in tho city of Albuguor.
que unless 100 nis iudgmc, tho con.
venlrncc OF PARTIES requires him 90
Fo Co other points lu the Territory OF
New NoX.Co Tor the taking of Same. ia
waicH ,r.ut De- is empowered 90 do 10.
D. 5 BAKER Judge
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

iohn Douglas. recently ~ Chicae0
who went b work as night boiler
maker after the strike AZ u6llup. was
brought here last nirnt on delayed
No. 3, and placed IN the Santa 10
hospital Nieht before last Douglas
fell lnto the turntahle ne al Gallup ana
sustained injuries that will take him
come time 10 rocoycr inom. ne sage
a he win return cast aa soon az
30 can get a Ians
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
DEATH IN ST. LOUIS
FREUDENsURo, rHE WELL
KNOWN BERNALILLo MER.
CHANT rs DEAD

d Frwdenborg. the 49,, snovu
houaiil'o merchant. Who Ia hors
Boo wook for ~ Louis. do, s8ddnl,
ai thai piace two days aFH Counidel
ing that hc was On robust hoaIfh when
De- departed from h.a friends at Ber
nal.llo tha sad news o. almost moon
prrheuaiFo bui nevertheless q is trle
and ihe remains 800 bo brought back
anil buried here Sunday Afternoon.
Ihe funeral gll bo asld from %. w.
atruuFa SONS chapel at ochck ana
intcmfut viii be made IA FlrriUW
com@ory undor iho auspices az ths
hihH' lodge Of which ho vas a me- mbor
% Do understood chat Scr Froudonhcrg
wrnt t1 So louis % Ia operated upon
for mN atonas lio leaves a wife and
800 children fu mourn ala death
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
COLORADO REPUBLICANS
THEY ARE NOW HARMONIOUS
AND HOLDING BIC coNvsN.
TON At DENVER.

Denver Nay ga sharp contest
wugcd Tor weeks Tor places on the
Colorado delegation to tbu national
republican was Elm iu progress whom
tho convention met today for lbc
purpose of naming Elk dsIpgatoa az
large and Sis u'tornatcB
fractional differences thai divided
the party f0r the past two weeks had
been adjusted however before tho
meo,ug OF tba convention. aud hy
iho agreement reached the uamo OF
Former Senator Wolc6lt as the first
delegate a. large O. was further de.
cidol Goy0u1r Peabody shall Doc
"a delegate
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
SECOND DAYS WORK
o. THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
coNVocATIoN IN SESSION m
THIS CITY.

The evening session last night ~
ST. Johns church was largely A.
tended, not only by the members Of
the conyocatlon but by members Of
tho congregation and others inter
os,ed
Bishop Kendrick presided and con.
ducted brief Introductory services.
and then read his annual address.
which contained a FUN record OF the
work OF tho church Ia the district
during the past year This showed
gratifying advance 10 all dlroo
lions.
The report OF the woman's Auxil
larry was then read.
An address was made by Rev Mr.
Easter OF go paao cmphasizing stru4n.
ly the distinction between church at
tendance for the proper purpose %
offering worship 90 God. and such al.
tendance for tine mere entertainment
of the person attending. from an clio.
quent sermon or fine music.
This was followed by an address
by Hon. T. Bradford Prince. who gave
interesting "reminiscences of the ear.
Her days OF The church ln Nea Mex
leo. ana especially ln Albuquerque
where the first cony0catl0n was held
exactly twelve years ago. We spoke
" the special satisfaction and in.
iplratiou connected with me work Boz
laying foundations where the lnilu
anco oNoriod will widen Into iucroaa.
'ng value as year pass The extra.
ordinary history of ne fact ln tho
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
THE MOVER CASE
NEARING THE END

Denver May C-ArFumcut .n the
haboas corpus ceHe % President Moy
er ~ che Western Federation of Min
erf. In the supreme court vas con.
unund today Attorneys Walden and
Miller made lhoir final arguments
Tor che state and they viii bo foi
lowed thiH afternoon by Attorney
Richardson for Meyer Who win make
the closing argument 10 is orpoctel
the aaprcmo court viii then fako tho
matter under adrlaement ana that a
decision WIN be- han.ed fown next
week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

ca from attending ou account of me
biity to secure hoard ana iodginea
ai Mates within their means. rhe
board unanimously favored the prp
oait.on as possible and aErcod to al.
rnrilfo at once for "a maitun
AZ ouyournEiuF uumucr 90 appiiea
uona Tor enrollmon at tho summon
school nu being received. and tho
SUCCESS ui che institution SCI assured.
fho programs fur Commencement
""oh Cav. not set bccn completed.
class day EXERCISES will bo completed
WEDNESDAY June Q and thc fridua
lion et'r..s.s vili %, che day fuIiov
InF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

Sow v.h May Tho executive
committee ll on, National Civic Ped.
Grafton bosom Its annual meeting 90
DAY at 'h. f.isutIuHH headquarters
n iIH c..r Tho principal business
uf OBJ, meeting .s Goo clcot "a guccoraor
u fhD Inir Senator Hanna ar president
q" thD civic Federation francis o.
Robbins president of tbc p.rsbur.
Coal company ia prominently men
N'Hof .nr 'H honor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

bishop Farley and BIahop Potter viii
Join IN THE movement n not ty on.
rollment. On heart and spirit
re % an imaginative and fictitious
conconsus of opinion FOR which tho
Journalists ere 90 blame that schol.
arsh.p iH on 1n one s.1e OF the crit.
ica. viii saF chat the abiost ashol.
are wI' llrc Hr ou onr eide fys to
ONO
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
SPECIAL MEETING
oF THE CITY COUNCIL LAST
NioHT-CITy TEAM CONTRACT
LIT.

A. special meeting ui tHD tfy
council laEt evening tho oiiy hauling
contract was Def fo me Springer
Transfer company un a LlI OF SOS
O." team per month Th, contract o.
very specific nod tho council rays fhat
% win have fo De lived up to.
on motion lf Alderman Uauloy che
council ordered Two American nags
purchased
Tho council voted that tho council
chamber be- given frc, OF rent 10 tbc
Territorial Medical association. which
VII meet hero noyt "Wednesday %
was also decided that Mayor Mckee
deliver thD address ~ welcome l tho
urIlc0s.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

Kalamazoo Mich May @ Tbe
FIRST annual national convention OF
che hlgh school society ~ Gamma
Delta Tau is being held here Under
iho auspices % tho Alpha chapter o.
iho society Several states aro reD
resented among tho delegates 'u NJ
tendance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

Tho Goutemon'a Dnvlng club met
last night oFor Ielgora Cafe fof TIE
purpose % mailing up some races for
neat Sunday, hut on account d TIE
lad condition Of the track the matinee
nay be postponed until a week from
Sunday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
STRIKING BAKEPS
STONE WAGONS

Cmoagu May Striking bakers
caused a riot today. tho occasion wa
an attempt 30 send out nonun,oa
Ecods Efforts 20 stop wagons ~ s1on.
Ing tho drivers were unsuccessful
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-08-25

w 0AC0S
CUMBERLAND CO.
Baldwin, 81
Casco. u
Gray, o.
Harrison, IS
Naples, "
North Yarmouth. 3
Otisield, !, y
Pownal. ..t II
Raymond, !" u
Sebago. u
Standish, b
FRANKLIN co.
Avon, II
Chesterville, 26
Freeman. Il
Industry, ~
New Sharon, Az
New Vineyard, IL
Salem, )
Strong, q
Temple, II
Weld, Is
HANCOCK CO.
Amherst, IL
! Lamoine, is
Orland. 70
Penobscot, "a
Surry, II
Trenton, IA
Waltham, I
Bluehill, 81
KENNEBEC co.
Albion, 81
Benton, 80
China, AZ
Clinton, 81
Fayette, 2
Litchfield, 81
Monmouth, IS
Mt. Vernon, 81
Readfield. sc
Sidney, 4C
Vassalbora Sc
Vienna, Il
Wayne, q
Windsor, q
Manchester, q
Randolph, x
West Gardiner, q
KNOX COUNTY.
Appleton, q
Gushing, l;
Union, Al
Warren, 8.
Washington, 3;
St. George, A
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Alma, l.
Damariscotta 4.
Dresden. A
jefferson, s.
Whitefield. a
Edgecomb, L
Wisca set, So
OXFORD COUNTY.
Brownfield, 81
Bethel, z
Buckfield, 81
Denmark, g
Fryeburg, s;
Hartford, q
Hebron. l!
Hiram, 81
Lowell, 3!
Porter, =
Sumner, 2.
Stow, l,
Sweden, /
Waterford, 2;
PENOBSCOT co.
Bradford, g
Carmel, 2
Charleston, 2
COrinna, 5,
Corinth, 3;
DiXmont 2
Exeter, 81
Garland. 81
Hermon, 3.
Lagrange, Q
Newburgh, 2
Orrington, 3
Plymouth, i
Stetson, 2
Springfield, L
PlSCATAQUIS co.
Abbot, i
Milo, 8
Parkman, l!
Sebec. i
Wellington, i
SAGADAHOC CO.
Bowdoin, Q
Bowdoinham. 6
Phipsburg, 8
Woolwich, 4
SOMERSET CO.
Arson, g.
Cornville, 3
Canaan, 8
Athens, 3
Harmony, L
Mercer, i
Palmyra 8
Ripley, l;
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1904-02-11

in this city, was born in Quincy,
ILL.,, sixty-eight years ago. Funeral
services were held Saturday, Feb.
6, at 4 pm, the attendance being
very large. Rev. James Tanner,
pastor of the Baptist church here,
preached very fine and comfort
ing sermon over the remains of the
deceased at the residence of Mr..
Rohrer.
The new drilling appliance Of
Phillips Bros is a dandy, pulver-
izing any and all kinds Of rock, in
cluding the great lava boulders all
ways encountered in well-boring at
the Ferry and other places around
these parts. The boys are now
drilling 90-foot we'll for Jacobson
at the riverside town with the new
machine, and have other similar
contracts at that place which they
are completing in rapid order with
this new equipment.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1904-02-11
Married..

L. A. McCargar of San Franc s.
co and Miss Dora B. Wolfe, daug b.
ter of H. B. Wolfe of this city, we re
married this morning at II o'clock
at the residence of the BRIDES pa
rents, Rev. c. E. Mason officiatin *.
The bride recently arrived he RE
with her parents from Crooksto 10,
MINI. The groom is interested e X
tensively in the mining industry OF
Southern California, but it is not Rt
all improbable he will soon becorh pc
identified with the same industry n
this state, making Mountain HON
his headquarters.
The newly-wedded couple left t pr
Boise this afternoon, where Mr.. Me
Cargo will attend to some busines ss
matters prior to returning to San
Francisco.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1904-02-11
SCHOOL NOTES
ny OUR REGULAR coRaEspoSpEs

Miss Georgia Mahoney spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with her father
in Glenn's Ferry.
Mrs. Longfellow visited school
last week.
The pupils in Mrs. Lovelace's and
Miss Tanners rooms are preparing
a double program for Washington's
birthday.
Miss Matte Pence entertained
the Seniors and several other friends
last Friday evening, at the Dorsey
Cottage,
Edward Manion spent Saturday
and Sunday in Glenn's Ferry.
The second grade had their first
examination last Friday.
Sidney Carr of Provo, Utah, was
enrolled in school last week.
The Athenian Literary Society
will have a program Friday after
noon.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1904-02-11
District Court Calendar

The following cases appear as for
trial at the February term Of the
district court, which sits here on
the 18th inst:
CRIMINAL.
State of Idaho VS.. William West;
grand larceny.
State of Idaho We. f. S. Stewart.
larceny; appealed from Justice
court.
State of Idaho vs. James O'Neill
and William Gamm; larceny.
State of Idaho VS.. James O'Neill
and William Gamm; murder.
State of Idaho VS.. David Carson;
assault. 4
Theodore Pierce VS.. VIM. Pierce:
l.. B. Green for plaintiff and E. M.
Wolfe and Others for defendant.
j. ID. Ellison vs. Atlanta Gold
and Silver Mines Consolidated ltd.
and w. Arthur Davis; E. M. Wolfe
for plaintiff and Johnson & Johnson
for defendant
Hugh McElrov, administrator of
the estate of John G. Whitney, de.
ceased, vs.. W. G. Whitney; Martin
q McElroy for plaintiff and Rich
ards & Hoga for defendant.
0. K. Eneboe VS.. Crown Point
Gold Mining Co.; Richards & Hoga
for plaintiff and E. NJ, Wolfe for
defendant.
Peter l.. Swan vs.. Ada j. Swan;
S. L. Upton for plaintiff and Wy
man q Wyman for defendant.
Idaho Beet Sugar Co. VS.. John E.
Harper ct al; foreclosure; w. C.
HOWE for plaintiff.
w. f. SNYDER VS.. Idaho Beet
Sugar Co. and John H. Garrett;
Arthur Brown, Snyder & Wright
and L. B Green for plaintiff and
w. c. HOWE for defendants.
Grant McCargo VS.. Grant Hod.
kinson; action to quiet title; w. G.
Howie for plaintiff,
Ernest Pearson vs.. c. r. Kelsey
Holzheimer d Holzheimer for plain
tiff and W. C. HOWE for defendant,
Thomas Pecha VS.. EImore County
Irrigated Farms Association; w. C
Howie and K, |. Perky for plaintiff
and E. NJ. for defendant.
John H. Garrett vs.. J. C. Cronir
and Saran Cronin and Citizens
State Bank; w. c. Howie for plain
tiff and E. M. Wolfe for defendant
E. M. Kimbrough VS.. Hiram
Garfield; E. NJ. Wolfe for plaintiff
and w. C. Howie for defendant.
William X. Davis VS.. Idaho Min
ing and Milling Co. and Frank P
Ray; Hawley q Pickett for plain
tiff and Wyman & Wyman for de
fendant.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1904-02-11
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Charley King had a very severe
attack of Group last Tuesday.
Mr.. John Forest was buried from
Mrs. Reeds last Saturday. He was
about S6 years of age.
j. M. Cowen is visiting the Ma
sonic lodges in the western part of
the state.
The Entire Nous will entertain at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hell
finch Friday evening.
Miss Leona Blackwell closed a
successful term OF school at the
Jackson district Friday.
Miss Howard, the teacher at Cold
Springs, accompanied A. M. Hall
aud vile to town Saturday.
Assessor Mundell goes to Rocky
Bar either tomorrow or next day on
mining business and will be absent
week and possibly ten days.
DR.. Nieukirk has been very busy
attending to professional business
in Glenn's Ferry the past few weeks,
being absent when an urgent call
to Pine was sent.
Assessor Mundell and wife have
moved from the Turner and have
taken up their residence at the
home of Mrs. Mundell's mother.
Mr.. w. T. Holstlaw of MayfielG
was a visitor to Mountain Hom
this week, making The Bulletin
pleasant call Monday. He returned
home Monday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congreg
ational church meets at the churcl
next Tuesday forenoon and after
noon. There is lots of work. LIE
all interested come, members ane
others.
Sheriff Fountain returned from
Glenn's Ferry, King Hill and Cole
Springs creek, where he went t.
subpoena jurors for the approach
ing term of the district court.
The Entire Nous club gave fare
we'll dinner to Mrs. Wyrick Satul
day afternoon at the home of Mr.,
W. A Reynolds. Mrs. Cowen, 0
behalf of the club, presented Mr.
Wyrick with a beautiful cut glas
dish. Mr.. and Mrs. Wyrick an
, Mr.. Neal left for Eaton, Colo, MOI
, day.
c At the Congregational churc
c next Sabbath at II the mornin
c subject will be Leavening II
Lump" At 7:30 in the evening ii
last half of the lecture, will IL
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