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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
The DUEL THAT
WAS CHOPPED OFF

one day boz June 1859. Che writer
was un a voathouud train Nb.ea Hdo
tracked at Ash rurs ro va for tho
AiIauuc ant p1uIHc eEwDs to pass
shen man dro e1 .u cowboy gHrb
auI haUue two gums and ku,r
u hH arsenal came riding up fo lHy
platform ou Ualu.n AII flp uas.
8uEDrs rui puf uf t1o coaches tu take
l Inuh o. hm lH hp fIsm1lHtgI 8nI
H vas thu general verdict chat hp woe
a bad man and must Ue treafod tUa.
IUrIy uo was DuIuilur tho attention
Hr Attracted whom auuHUr Wlu .HwU
HIuE uu from tHp opposite direction.
llau mounted un c1tuHr. with uHf
and "a mIfr aul % lRU. hlI BHHH1r
turc llo dIam0Uu.od within twenty
rDt of tbr ..hpr IrHW HW"0.l U.
ID. HIu Al mmrud Bud looked lt UI.
Hr.f comg HlIh au expression I'd. d.Dn
.Uutnuu ou h.H face
% was plain t1 bo soon chat bad
blood existed hU Noeu them and ihp
women srd children were hu#led back
into the clarhes tl hn rIe1r nf HD
oypoCtod row Suddenly each man
resivd hls hand OH fhD NuIf of % pistol
and Iu1foi l,0aut'y at tho other Then
.aoh stupr,i back and hor8u walk
.us un and won che platform rh"rD.E
sosuE tu bee blluishgl and death hero
f Wp don't Interfere whispered q
aud headed man who bad 20 WUo and
nyo children lu one of the parlor
ears. and a. DTS auE fIDu ihc lItIo
crowd of moa divided and approached
fho two torruu to argue with them
GcntIm'u, replied tho nrsf bad
man whom asked uH to do amy sl0o.
us that seller lusu.tei mD aud ]
must have MH blood tm 70 good nn.
urD1 man ana ailua v.ll.u' t1 accom-
und1o. but don asb mo to spare him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
SAD ENDING OF
A HONEYMOON
RoOERlcK REID SHOT nv HEAD
~ COLORADO noY. WHO FIRED
At PASSENGER TRAIN.

Speeding away toward thc vest
where mey had p.auuod fo spend ao
happy days OF tho honeymoon. Iu,ioF
.rk Ro.d and hla bride Wors oyoftakon
by hsastor yesterday afternoon three
mikes beyond Dola. says tho DouyCr
N1ws lu frs days Mrs Rsdd siu
hrinr back to D,nyer tho budy OF her
husband, in tho fuut hope that surg
ionl skill may save fhu life ahlob now
soems doumsd to o. sight.oB rxlsf
once.
Whlr fha aUrfHuund RIn Gmndo
train Jn which t1oy hhd tnkon pass
age srts running at ull sposd one ~
a party 0f boys standing uu au em
hankmrut dred ahut from "a smlIi
caIiner rife into tho movug train
The ball shattered the ear window
ans struck Mr HUd lr the right Tom
p'e A brief examination showed the
hullet had taken a forward cuuro and
ohrr.ni away tho rFw oyp
The npuud of tho s00t startiad me
na aenFors. and the train wac im
muiIaaeIy afopHed whi.o the crew
gave chase Tor fHe boys They nic.
ooaded Foo UatrhIuE George Yates. Bhu
gave tho Information tHu Joseph
Ob'ricll. IA yDuuE bJ in tie uoEb
uurho0d had hrri tho fnu llo bas
M zee urgn capfurud
The train Nas run back f1 Dolia.
where ur BuIl of fhaf place perform
od an operation llr found fhg homes
~ thD aEu. aumeahu shattered bot
oppressed fhy hUue that thr brain
msHf NOT le a6efed Mr Rad aas
lAtor remuyed to tbo hoapfal aI GRAND
Junction
MrH RD.d Rus prIaIuIrd WIN grief
AZ tne tuTIrI uemrrrute but brave.
. ly stayed by hor mlaud and will
remain with h.m until Dee can ba
pruuFh- fp Denver last n.Fht ahr
fo'onhuued fu hDr mother. Hn laura
Schroeder 0f az South Lincoln aVenuo.
giving brief details oi rhr unfortunate
anHr
/ HoderiUE Had .s au ,mab.r young
man and fu number Of yoam has
I boon connected WIth tho Colorado
/ Telephone company ile was lately
I promoted t0 tne position of chief clork
. ln mo audtIuK department
/ Mw Hed who was Mm GTnc"
. SCHROEDER was sfenouauhor u me
employ uf IhD same cumpauy THT
marriage uf the young peopde Took
place ou laHt Thursday ths ceromo.
|ny benF performed az Jho homo of
I the BRIDES parents by Rev W A.
Hunter pastor of tbo Hnt Avenue
I proauyf church Tho Hru day
the youug couple started oH ar.r
hmeymoun fr.p p'auuInF lu HDud
several weeks In CaiIf0uta
Mr Hud is a0n of George ReId.
I fuFamau Zoo me employ oi goo pmyer
a. Rlo Cmude uI.r0aI It vas tho
intention of Mr Rr.d Hua hIs bride
|D live with Dor parents a ~ 3luth
I Lincoln avenue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

u'ru Wednesdays Daily C.uzrnJ
Floroncio Filter convicted of as
sauit. tried and convicted as Che Sep.
tombcr term of tbo court. aud whose
jury recommended him to the lcuIon.
cy oi the court was sentenced tD
,,no yosr bob tho uouIfDuUary The
defendant cut "a b1y with q hu.fD boo
uuarrd over s.u Iu HarpIas
Ike Worth. convicted U thU crime
of murder i1 tbe SECOND dosfo,. was
.ieuteucei to cInfucment boz tac tor
rIt1rh pon.foutuy for twenty years.
rho criiue of which he was convicted
was the murder hy uugHhtnu 1f
fbauU wHto Tine defendant 0n sen.
tDnro said te bad nothing OBJ say. oN.
rsW tlW De- was hul.Uut uI JIn
crime f which Ho W8a convicted Ihp
do'crflaut aiI h. .tmo from CU.IfDr
MIA. auf bail mover UEoi Dr .oou Zoo
Denver 1s certain newspapers bad
Inferred
Andres TmJIo. who was convicted
u1 lug %. having snort euauEyl q
customer Iu hIa saloon ont of $3.50.
800 making ohauso from % $50 gold
pIHrs was sentenced Hy fho court t0
pay O. Gue of 500 auI r1st of agit
and Jo stand committed until tho emo
and costs arc paid.
The case of tho .orrIt1ry against
Iuuml. Bowen. who pleaded guilty 90
chars, Uf uutDr.us o. dwelling and
stealing. was sentenced to ho confined
In 100. Heufartay ono year and siN
months. tH's nDua h.r second ouHnso
Edgar Smith lcu.ore1l who pleaded
guilty Ut larceny from Dr Groves res.
Idcuce 1870. sentenced I1 o1c yoar 90
frr pen fsutIary
ww Nau. .1y OF n0een yaan
vH1 pleaded guilty I0 burglary nf %
nIr.H.. sIur. aud stole bunch ut
Eoss aud i.N tools. tho cour' ON
BreuHu. oI .HD rufpr le. uf tho dr.
f.1ilu sentenced hm fa 'huy
month"; u tro nUWy iuN
The territory VS. Nkp Daily who
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
BIG SHELTER At
SILVER CITY
is NEARLY READY FOR BuSt
NEss-oFFlCERs or THE COM.
PARY.

Tho b.s moter which is b,.us
erected O.. silver CITY ls nearly
ready tor business Tho plant will
handle 300 tons of ore daily e is
b7lug erected aud owned by the
Comancho Mining and Smelling com.
pany. which was organized by capital
ists and mining men Of Michigan
and Wisconsin. lis headquarters are
al Milwaukee. Tho officers aud dlrDc.
tors are S. IS Curry. lronwood
Mich president and treasurer,
Thomas G. Atkinson. Atkinson. Mich
tico president. Charles j laughrrn.
formerly of Milwaukee. but nov of
silver city secretary Carl landsee.
Milwaukee. and Charles ~ Hum
bhrey. lrouWooI. Mich. An Of ihoso
named are gentlemen prominently
Identified With the commercial life of
the states loo which they live presi
dent Curry will shortly yisIt Grant
county and assume management ol
the Hearst properties making his
residence at PInos Abos Tie has had
large experience as mining man
aud has boon in direct charge ot Sow
ral hIr paying propositions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
sehooI chIIdren,s DonatIons.

The school children of Albuquerque
holpod in royal manner toward civ
iug the noody poor OF this city "a good
ThanhFIynE moal with some doll.
cacIo. 1n the side Mrs Edmond. pres.
Idont oi Jho Son Soc'arIan Bonoyolonf
s1cIeiy received Tuesday auorno0n
aG' Thursday morning az least throo
VarOhs loaded down with eaJahlt8. all
donated by the school children. and
fil50 Boa money "Wednesday after
uoou Mrs Edwurls aud The other sood
ladies in charge of the Nou. 5eCtarian
Benevolent society were busy n dis.
tnbutng around 90 tho needy these
substantial table rftH from tho chill
drcn and no one in Albuquerque.
where charity was necessary. went
without bis or her Thanksgiving meal.
AVID many eat turkey and cranborrioa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

dunt do t ru three minutes be will
'e dead mani
THy utbUr mHn was II. as foro.
..nu. when the mum..r Ulpad
Boz. auuII restrain himself 8uI urc.
.Urre fHr poaca ho waved fH.m aside
and enid "lNo spared CHAT .rfter
hale dozen TIMES ou ts od mU.nora
account Nut now h.s Drd ha COME
llIH grave bias been Iue and h. head
board H rn'dy anI rm soin a ase
HS rrd.bn' mI.ets into h.n rar.1.s"
Neither oI the bad men cluh bo
moved hy argument and ,ho a'armUl
UuuHiu could HrU IHHt each was FroW
ur UUr.r when fnp HlIH beaded man
.ra.fUI Boo auI bad NorI with tho
station Hrpr a moment htor thaf
.1 U appeared bHY.ue Zoo bIa hand
H scout c.Ha tir uH'E0I un He plat
.uHm tu where tha men Huul ay'nE
.1rh other NI.n folded arms and boav.
breasts Hni hBIUu# before fhom.
HU JId 'H fhU ONE uH hI. H.hf.'
"Ito Hooper tug want t0 chop 70
rrHt on and raf 1uf of tbH'' Ike
hDHIi1fH1 about Uvc 1D.IudH ana then
got into ha saddle and Fhloped on
aud tHr ascent took q fresh "trip on
hIa club auI .1Id to ib, other Jim
white. sou make mD rrcI and ru give
YOU ono minute Iu wh.on Jo e't'' o.
didn't aIg Ilm over blIf "a minute tc
mount Is cHvu.o aHl saai away. and
us thr p3s.oneaH murmure1 iHo.r a.
tuu.abmcnt lui tHauha Che agent
nung h.s club away ana said Those
critters acted loo play f1r tvD or
three uIehu nsl year and they come
down hero every day fo posa aud show
on aul scare women and children
im Fr'uuE weary of 90 auI Or they
don't quit 600 chuck tho both OF 'cm
into I1rro. and ship am to somo
eastern Dino museum
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
Yaneersayrea Bout

Milwaukee. wis. Noy 25 Benny
YauFer and "Kid" saYcs viii mot
n tDBruund bout before a Mil
Naukoe club tonight and tho sayrea
crowd ls displaying "a great deal Of
confidence over the outoome sayrea
has trained hard and s reported to
he BOO excellent shape The same ioel
Ius of confidence lB displayed az the
IanEor camp The boys met fes
weeks ago and fought "a draW The
meeting took place .n Milwaukee and
vaa fast AFFAIR from start t0 finish
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
Lead Avenue MethodIsts.

The attendance at the ThanksFIy.
.ug dinner yesterday hy luo ladies OF
tho NoV Lead AyrRHr Methodist
church was record breaker Dinner
was served at noon and in the even
inE The ladies made o. very neat sum
of money from tho AFFAIR ana every
aue attended had an kinds of good
things to cat The Curtis Publishing
company. who publish tho ladies'.
Humo Journal Furnished The decora
lions for one b0IJn and many sub.
srript.ous for this popular magazine
were taken
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
UP FROM THE
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
COACH >. o. MILLER AND FOOT.
BALL ELEVEN ARRIVED THIS.
MORNING.

lFrum Thursday Daily Citizen
y % Miller. coach of he AvrIcul.
uuI college Io1tbah eleven. with fhe
husky young luIH who AFRO paying tho
Albuquerque eleven. arrived from ..r-
FIiIH Park th.a morning Mr Miller
and tho boys were pleasant aIlorH a.
The Cuzoa office this m0uInr. and
from Mr. Miller this paper cleaned
the following interesting paragraphs
about thia popular territorial instItu
ton
The examinations l0f the nrt term
have luai been completed and thg ro.
suits have bDUu gratifying Tho work
an iar thia year has bcru more Hni Iafac.
tory than heretofore % was thought
dUr.uF the summer that the drourh.
throughout tho territory would anoct
hp Attendance But tho attendance
s as large a. that Of last year. if
not larger and the enlargement of
.He girls durmItory Has helped q
great deal Iu carrying on the work
and .n making things comfortable aud
homo ike for all the TIr'H
Professor Charles Mills. head oi
tho engineering course, has resigned
Hia position, FoInE to "a moro lucmtiy,
position iu san Diego Cal ills uc
eeHsur has not sol hoon appointed
a large number of che pr1fessora
connected with fhe experiment station
work were In attendance at tHo fuI
utI0u congress Iu El paso a Erea'
IeaI OF Interest hlH boon awakened
.u fht valley over enc action 0f fht
congress regarding iHo storing of wa
.gr I1r irrigation of farms thrrurhou.
tho MssII.a y8lrr.
Among pla 2g5 studeufs enrulI-I b.
manifested 'uts uf college spirit soy
oral aoo'otIea are Iu thriving condition
.ho Columbian Literary EuelotY. thl
Minerva Literary aoCIUy. me Lincoln
Literary society. athletic association
dramatic club. a h1ye fraternity aI
ui these have large memberships and
arc quite active
Tho military department ls flourish
Ing th.a year under che direction o
Colonel % A Edwards O. IS A. rc
urrd. and the officers of the cadcu
are aa follows Earl a. Graham ma
lor. commanding haftaIlon In0 Geo
Miller caWaln and adluiant Georg'
Heldc sergeant major Company a
Hubert AIleman. captain John Free
man. nrt Lieutenant Arhur Fukor
second lieutenant Eiwurd hoddnF
. hrt sergeant Company % Ben GiI
. liam. captain Jas stunhnE. hrsi lieu
tenant Jake Sweet Second llcuJen
ant. Deun BIu1iEoud hui lieutenant
The boys of me football team wh,
came .n thIs morning ane aIl in hu'
spirits although some are 20 ittle aur'
from tGc bard same they had with th'
El rau Athletic Those WOO Wll
meet fhe A. a. A.H are Perry kearuoy
John Copeland Ed Cedualiader uh
IuIau Harry sohutl. nea Gillian
4 Charlie Miller EaH Graham GeorF'
Hslo. % ReddnE Pm Nab0un he'
/ Hau Herber Aileman The game sli
1r both interesting and CLOSE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

Washington Nov 21 The Bg
Bond NauonM Dauk OFF Davenport
Washington haas bceu CLOSED hy d.raC
Huu 1f 'ao comptroller OF tho currency
because of Insolvency and National
Bank Examiner EugHuo r. Wilson haa
nnn appointed receiver The failure
of tbls bank. arord.ns 90 the state
mont issued by rhO comptroller. iB due
.o losses sustained upon excessive
.u1ns. principally i1 mining interests
with which the officers of the hank
arc Identified Tho bank had denus.ta
amounting to $685..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
LAS VEGAS MILITARY BAND.
REGULAR PRACTICE TO &c CON,
rtNUED THROUGHOUT YEAR
TO KEEP MEMBERS UP TO
STANDARD.

There was an important meeting oi
This organization held at tho city hal
last night. presided over hy IS. r.
uoarth. says the Optic Mattor OF
importance were discussed and ID "a
general way arrangements perfected
for tho coming year. lt was decided
On continue The regular practice of the
hand through the winter months, with
he idea Of keeping the members up
to the nigh standard attained
The resignation OF Eugene McElrOy
as mauaeer OF the band was read and
accepted. though with regrot Mr. NC.
EIroy felt compelled 90 resign, owing
90 pressure of other matters of bust.
ness. Approclatlng in full the PAINS
taking work 0f Mr McElroy iu bohalf
of the organization % was ordered
that a vote OF thanks be- extended Tho
gentleman
Guy Gatchcl me husting younr
man at the Wells FarEo Office was
selected as tho ono mosi worthy "a
dom the manle laid down Boy Mr. NC
Elroy. and % ls safe to predict that
Mr. Gatcbol win ably au tho onieo Of
manlrcr
The members of this popular or
sanization contemplate better u
possible. band for the season of 1905
There will be an additional mombor
shin worked up and the coming year
Wn sec fas Vegas the proud posses
sor of a hand that win compare "a
yorahly with me best in the south
west
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

% Is reported that two young pros
poctors. who have been at work ON a
mining claim near the Minnie. of tho
5hoeptrail group have just made "a
shipment of four sacks of ore that
uetted them the nice little sum OF
81 500 Tho vein from which this ore
was taken is quite large. but the rich
5trosk is small and runs on one of the
walls The Minnie mIno ON thu sur
face produced similar U-a and .n
quantity KIurmRB Minor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

Cleveland. o. Nov 25 The nth
annual conference of coIlorlate aud
secondary instructors ~ tho central
aates began today at Western re-
gorye university and will continue
through tomorrow Tho general topic
of discussion is the educational value
of certain subjects in the curricula 1f
the high schools aud colleges Promi
nunt among those taking part Gre
Professor HmHoad Of Kouton college.
Professor Francis Dauer of Geneva
college. Professor W. o. Hu.mo of
Western Reserve university. prDfes
s0T Charles n Culo ol OherlIn col
Iego and Professor Th0mae Bailey
lowell of Niagara Fails
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
smsIter for kInaman.

u is expected than within a few
days the promoters of tho Bmoltrr
proposition will arrive On K.ngman
.ur ne purpose of selecting a site for
tho plant says tho Minor As yot
lt ls not known just whore the site
may be located, bat that % will come
20 Klngmap Is among the certaintles
Kinrman is the best place for a
smClter OF any 81 the towns on the
line Of the Santa BE. as O. S. Co touch
with al tho mining camps Of the
desert country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
Death Of old Lady

Sire Marurf0 Nouiuya aEed ts
years died AZ hrr home at I'M Can
dalCra yesterday morning from enc
IuhrmH'os of Old ago The body was
turned over to Edwards a Fuehr tC
ho prepared for burial tho funeral oc
curing tomorrow morning az O'Clock
af tho church uf San FeUpo de Nori
o.d toan with burial iu Santa iiaT
hara cemetery the doceaaeI haa
many relatives residing AZ Bomali.lQ
aud ppnh blanca aandoval county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

AZ the bowling alley old stand, no
an West Railroad avenue the A.
rcan Methodist Episcopal church poo.
pie held forth. and during the attor
noon and Cor several hours in the
evening enjoyed a duc trade. serving
pu-Eum, sweet p0afoos roast piB
and turkey with choice side dishes
The promoters OF Che supper NOTED
quite a nice sum f1r tho church
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

The NOu-soctarIan Benevolent society
.r au Organization truly charitable .n
every sense of fhc word. and al.
thousb imposed upon sometimes Boy
those NOT Boz uoel many of tho do.
serving poor resolve assistance dur
us tbp year from this organization
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
GOOD MORNING.

% represent tho Mutual Lfy usur.
auce company of Now York Unlike
most agents DO not talk but when
brought to a point will write Have
you heard about our new polIcy7 n
NOT. try me- boy writing Tor further in.
formation 20 Darby a pay manager
Albuquerque. N. NJ Don't forget
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

Bamaa shodd has rot to bs res.
u'ar beat hasn't ho7
Howes Heu not beat hut a
philosopher Bo doesn't care who
earns The money. 20 long ns he can
90 the borrowing Boston Transcript
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

"ahc.s "a lovely gIi, and so simple
In her tastes told her THAI haint
much of an income yet Boa that I
hoped ! could provide iGr her eycry
went
"And what dIi she say
'shO said that would be- an she
could Uak "-i ondun ritHlta
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
Union Services.

The rhanksr.vur union services
n'ro hold last uiebt ai fhc prcsbyt0
r1D church 1ud were largely attend
"l The Protestant ministers of tho
city took part and tho short talks
with fhp s1urs. were very Intarcstue
ans instructive.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

ON Monday uirht. at tho new guild
h1il of the g. Johns Episcopal
church the ladies of thc guild gave
hnc oldfashionol New England
supper. utd helped t0 swell me trola
ury of tho church hy thr addition of
quite "a nice sum of money
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

The above was printed on shipping
tags and mailed to many citizens
throughout the city yesterday. A
0rTtclass no. lead pencil was at
fnched 90 the TAGS q was neat
advertising dodge. and Manager Day
win NO doubt hear of good returns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

Tho Prosgytorlans held their bazaar
on Tuesday and "Wednesday of thia
vook az 40 7il wcet Railroad avo.
nue., and the treasury of tho church
was enriched several hundred dol
lars.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

Every young man has a future be-
fore him. remarked tho Wise Guy
Yes. agreed the simple Mug. "the
dlmcuhy is % catch up with it"-
Philadelphia Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

An Indignation meeting always az.
oris some people a lot ~ pleasure
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-08-04
Officers TO be Elected This Fall.

There are TO be elected in Nevada this
Fall one Congressman, one Supreme
Judge and two University Regents.
The incoming Legislature will elect a
United States Senator to succeed Sena
tor Stewart, whose term expires on
March 4tii, next. There is a full set of
county officers to ba chosen in the four
teen coanties. Hon. Sam Piatt Of
Ornsby is the only candidate on the
Republican side Of the house that has yet
announced himself. c. ID. Van Duzer
will undoubtedly be the fusion nominee.
Judge G II. Belknap and Fl. +. Bar!ine
are the only aspirants for the Supreme
Judgeship on the fusion ticket and
Hon. j. ID. Torreyson of Ormsby is the
only one yet mentioned by the Repubii.
cans. As yet the Observer has no one
mentioned on either side for Regents
Reno Observer.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-08-04
The Weather.

Some of the Battle Mountain Their
mometers were sorely perplexed in the
effort to maintain their conservative
dignity during the past few days. The
fact that they were expected to keep
down the record under an unusually
high temperature was a severe test of
their loyalty. Our mountain air was not
sultry, and the dry heat OF the sun was
occasionally mitigated by a little breeze
at least at some time during the day.
OF course there are at times that we find
it very hot, but then what is the use of
complaining when one read the de-
tails of the torrid wave and its fearful
results 10 the large Eastern cities, and
rejoice over the fact that among the hills
Of Nevada they could breathe, rest and
sleep in comfort.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-08-04
Married Ia Salt Lake City.

W. III. Woolcock and Mrs. Catherine
Beard were married in Salt Lake City
on Wednesday evening. July 9th. The
ceremony took place ut the Methodist
parsonage, 447 Bird East, r v. Ben
jamin Young, officiating, IN the pres
ence of the relatives OF the bride.
The bride is a resident of Salt Lake
City where she has resided for many
years, being well and favorably known
IN the city where she has numerous
friends, and she possess the attain
ments of a model wife.
The groom is well known throughout
Lander county, being an old resident of
the county. For the past two years he
has been a resident Of Salt Lake and it
was during this time he met and won the
heart of the one he now claims as his
bride. "Gunner" as he is Familiarity
known, surprised his many friends here
as he had informed no one of his inten-
tons. He is a man held in the highest
esteem by bis associates and social &C.
quaintanees.
The newly married couple arrived
from Salt Lake on No 3 last Friday at.
ternoon on a visit to Mrs. ]. Woolcock
and family.
They will leave shortly for the west
where they will probably locate.
The NEvADAN joins with their many
other friends in wishing the newly mar
ried couple a long and happy life.