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SHERMAN BELL lNpuLGING
IN MORE MYSTERY.

DENVER, Colo. April 10. Adjutant
General Bell left Denver last night
for Pueblo where he was joined by
Lieutenant Chas. d. Carlisle. They
left Pueblo together, destination I'M
known, but they are surmised to be
going to Telluride. perhaps to bring
Meyer back to Denver.
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eoston Wool Marke,tl.

BOSTON, April 1s.-Demond for
wool Is quiet and firm, manufacturers
buying only when forced by pressing
needs.
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ST. Louis Wool.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Apriu 49, Wool
steady. Territory and western med.
iums 16 q 10; fine "A al is IL; fine.
13 1.2 70 Is.
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and believing further that at this
late day this matter should 60 over
to the new administration to investi.
gate carefully and TO deal with as it
deems best, ] must disapprove the
resolution.
X D, GooDALL.
Mavar
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BULLETIN.

BULLETIN.
WASHINGTON, APRIL 10. - THE
VOTE ON THE JOINT STATEHOOD
BILL WAS TAKEN At 4:so HIS AZ.
TERNooo. THE MEASURE PASSED
BY A STRICT PARTY VOTE AND II
WILL NOW GO TO THE SENATE.
THE VOTE WAS t47 TO io4.
Opposed by Williams.
WASHINGTON. April 1s.--Soon al.
ter the house met today DalzelI, Pa,
presented rule for the immediate
consideration of the statehood bill.
Following the brief explanation or the
bill by Dalzeil. Williams (Miss.) the
minority leader, charged that the bill
was but a prelext to stay the demand
OF the territories for admission. He
expressed the opinion that the repub.
licans had no Idea Of passing the bill
at this session, or in fact, any idea that
It would pass at all. The bill, he said,
was simply apples 10 the eye and ashes
TO the taste. and offered in such a
form that 1t was known before hand
It could not receive the appreciation
and votes Of the minority.
Moon In Opposition.
In opposing the rule. Moon (Tenn.)
declared that the bill was an intense.
ly wicked and partisan measure, which,
IL passed, would violate the plighted
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ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS FOR
A GALLERY SEAT AT THE MERRY
TONIGHT.
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LAS VEGAS, NEW MI
and believing further that at this
late day this matter should 60 over
to the new administration to investi.
gate carefully and to deal with as IL
deems best, must disapprove the
resolution.
X D. GooDALL,
Mayor.
The New Council.
The old council adjourned sine die,
DR.. F. +, Olney assumed the chair Of
the presiding officers. The members
OF the new council took their seats
inside the area and were sworn in
by Justice Wooster. All were pres
ent as follows: Leroy Helfrich, T. M.
Elwood B. f. Forsythe, o. B. Earick.
son, w. ,, Bunker, w. w. Wallace,
Simon Bacharach, r. D. Gibbons.
Alderman Elwood nominated LIE
Roy Helfrich for president Of the
council, Alderman Bunker nominated
b. r. Forsythe. Mr.. Helfrich was
elected by vote Of five to three.
n
The mayor named the following per
manent committees:
TO THE BOARD CF ALDERMEN or
THE CITY OF LAS VEGAS, NEW
MEXICO:
Gentlemen:
have the honor to announce the
following appointments Of council
men, to serve on the standing com
mittees Of the council for the fiscal
years ending April /, 1906:
Committee on Finance:--W. B. Bun
ker, Q. B. Earickson, Leroy Helfrich.
Committee on Public Works: w.
w. Wallace, r. d. Gibbons, B. +. For
sythe.
Committee on Streets and Alleys
R. u Gibbons, b. 4. Forsythe. Leroy
Helfrich. w. w. Wallace.
Committee on Water and Lights:
B. f. Forsythe, Simon Baeharach, T.
M. Elwood.
Committee on Police:-o. B. Earick-
son, w. B. Bunker, Leroy Helfrich.
Committee on Fire Department..
Leroy Helfrich. B. f. Forsythe. R D.
Committee on Public Health:-T.
NJ. Elwood, Simon Bacharach, r. d.
Gibbons.
Committee on Printing: :--B. +. For
sythe, w. 3. Bunker, T. NJ. Elwood.
Committee on City Property:-W.
W. Wallace, R. D. Gibbons, B. F. For--
sythe
Committee on Ordinances and IL
senses:-W. B. Bunker, o. b. Earick-
son, Leroy Helfrich.
Committee on Judiciary:-Simon
T. NJ. Elwood, R. D. Glib
bons.
+. L. 'oLNEY.
April 18th, 1904. Mayor.
On motion the council resolved in
to executive session to consider the
mayors appointments of officials and
the crowded room was cleared OF all
but the councilmen. the mayor retir-
Ing and Mr., Helfrich assuming the
chair.
The following paper was read gy the
clerk.
TO THE BOARD. OF, ALDER MEN
OF THE CITY OF LAS VEGAS,
NEW MEXICO:
Gentlemen:
herewith present TO you for your
the following city ofIi-
cers to serve during the fiscal years
ending April /, 1906:
For City Marshal, Edward Ward.
For night police. NJ. A. Hayes.
For city engineer. r. B. Rice.
For city attorney, A. 7. Rogers, Jr.
For city physician, w. +. Mills, M.
b.
4 For park commissioners, .. II.
stearns, Henry Lorenzen, ]. s. Clark.
+. r. OLNEY.
April 18th. 1904. Mayor.
II Is announced that the council in
executive session voted unanimously
% confirm all the appointments OK
,ept that of marshal and physician.
L is understood that on both Of these
officials the vote stood four to four.
rhe members Of the council who yot-
"a against confirmation, II is said.
we're positive In their assertions that
heir votes were not cast with any
,iew OF embarrassing the mayor or out
II any spirit OF opposition to his ad.
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and the United States expresses satis.
faction with the present decree.

Third. The stock Of the two rail-
way companies is not in custody Of
the court.
Fourth-lnteryention is not neces-
sary to enable the petitioners TO pro
tect any pecuniary interests or equity
they have.
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q course Mrs. Hillyer went on
las if reading his mind, thar ain no
rsa blindin' ourselves to the truIh.
Tbem Cranstons hain't yOre sort nur
mine. an a body ought to use ordl-
nary sense in sech matters. but all tne
ancestry an family trees an olue
blood royal on earth cayn't keep a
wonon's heart from foppin' jest the
wsv il wants to flop. l sorter like Lyd-
IN Cronston. She could brag on er an
! tecedents. but she don't she KNOWS
4 she's some pumpkins an amt a-werry-
in, Rein afeard you hain't as GOOD
as other folks is the biggest drawback
on earth. Thar's one o yore best CARDS,
George You always hold yore mead
mn sometimes l think it'll have
crown a. some sort on it before you
die. You've got nerve. an plenty OF
A. though I did think you was a-goln
70 Aicke undo wore burden last week
bp+ vore eve an skin is clear as eve
TODAY. You've set me a good example
Some time you may know all I've SUI
fered while keepin' up my eterna
laugh an chatter.
.Thar's Mrs. Dugan bending owe
the fence by the red flag wer
nearing home. she's trylh her oes
TO ketch somebody passin' from churc
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bit a news. I've been fool
" - oyor since the doctor Gagged 'er.
: n.in.t got much use fer her either.
vvhon folks run a tale down TO her Il
..frbtv nigh always tells EN- l starled
g. an sends EN- over to me.
u 80 laughed as he opened the
a,d stood aside for her to pass
~,,cb Hello. Mrs. Dugan' she
- ont 10 the short. stout woman
-. tho fence. about fifty yards away.
nee YOU heard when they are a-goln
"a I bain't" snapped the gossip as
5rou ber red breakfast shawl over
.hood and ears to protect them from
~ 20 -but l know when the next
corrt c~onvenes. Mrs. Hillyer' an I'm
coin 10 git at the bottom o this thing
., 7 have 10 sell my house an lot &c
do II This baby hain't got no more
scarlet fever AN you have. It's all
snite work. Martha Hillyer."
Tho woman addressed drew her
mouth down in a comical way and
vinked at George. Did you ever"
sbc said That old hussy calm me
bv nv full name as pat as ef. we'd
Laen TO school together an snapped
cbav-fu' wax" Then she called out to
tho gossip. conquering her smile as
! she spoke: Then doctors don't know
everything. Sally Lou Dugan. Wher
T r.as q gal It was all the fashion to
blood folks fer different diseases, but
nov they say it was a mistake. The
doctors still bleed. but they lance the
nocket instead o. the veins. Have YOU
heard about Mary Hanson an Cal Bo
gle irwin to run off to git married?
WHY. no. not a word, Mrs. Hillyer"
oasned the prisoner. as if %clutching a
q straw of comfort in her confinement
You don't say
NO hain't seed a soul today. Wha
about itF'
Mrs. Hillver winked at George again
as she looked up the street.
Il hain't a-gOin' to yell that sort
thing out at the top o my voice, Mrs
Dugan. The neighbOrs nd think l.
tuck leave o. my senses"
well. come mere Il Hhlule' ple"oo
, the woman at the fence.
Not today. thank you said Mr.
/, Hillyer. They tell me thar's DANCE
| lest i'm standin' nigh a infected pu
son an lettfn' the same wind blow Q
you"
t Mrs. IIiIlyer moved on toward Il
5 steps.
ooh. Martial"
what is it, Lou"
@ write that on a sheet o paper a
Q drap it over the fence. III run in Il
house a minute"
mo. l cayn't do that with this tig
= thing strapped around my waist
q smiled the merchants wife. IAN /
got to see about dinner fer my m
folks
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-12-05
he Substitute
Blu WILL N. HARDEN,
lor Of "Abner Daniel The land Of
the Changing Sun The North
walk MYSTERY" Etc.
bright. 1905. bp Harper & Brothers

tide the church. George and Mrs.
n walked homeward together.
as in a laxative mood, as usual.
nit any o. my business, George
ey," she said. but when It comes
lowin' how to treat women folks
Ike the rag off the bush. ] was
II back thar. You treated that
fst right-jest right, to a gnats
by. what do you mean, Mrs Hill
asked George, quite at @ as 10
beaning.
lnll. Of you don't know what !
let it alone. I've often wondered
makes the women take to you 50,
I've about concluded it's beca Sc
cayn't run over you rough shod
Lord. George Buckley. this is the
l acknowledge I'd heard so drat-
time | ever seed you two togeth-
nuch about the high standin 0
i TRANSITIONS that / almost lowed
has a plumb fool TO be goin thar,
well. l may never know when a
will take a notion to set, but et
keep on actin with Lydia Gran
like you did back thar in meetin'
kin simply wrap her around yoTe
finger. She may hold out a long
but she'll throw up the sponge in
Ind. All the kings bosses caynt
a woman away from a man she
bets an is sorry fer at the same
an eff I'm any judge-but l reck
talk too much"
b. Mrs. Hillyer, you are surely
ION know" the little woman RAJ
II was a-settin' jest two benche'
bid 'em. an when you come in
'er switch 'er head a little to on
an see you, an then she LOOKED
ght in front of 'er jest rs eff moth
bad happened. But some'n' hat
bened to her face, fer l seed j
lge. A woman kin fool a man a
as blindin' a chicken on the rOos
a torch, but she cayn't fool al
kr woman. That's why they hat
another like snakes. Thar sh
les now"
be Cranston carriage was passing
las an old fashioned victoria, dri'
boy "a sleek looking negro on Il
BIZ seat. The occupants did not tui
r heads.
wonder how they got on to that
rd Mrs. Hillyer. with a Singer.
bn to what" Buckley asked.
lVhv. on to that way O settin' Ill
had boards under Their cloth
I'm Their backs. I'd rather do
5 washin' an to go a mile tn
lay. l always want to loll ba'
Iau I'm rfdin-why. that's what ri
fer. ! always lowed but the
H. an the Niger look like Sc man
" poles
george laughed heartily. She had Il
lck of making people cheerful, al
Geo his recent trouble she had do
Tch 10 relieve his gloom; and. /
es. had she not encouraged him
na that But his heart sank und
,se reflections. Lydia CranSton.
nv reasons. was out of the questit
d he was mad to allow his hopes
stirred.
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w p %ns ' on the window vi n of his
room. He rose and stood listening.
The sound was repeated.
who's there2' he called out.
ITS me. George answered Hill
yer's voice. Il want to see you a
minute. You needn't dress. 1--we
got a key to the front door, but l was
afeard you mought jump up an shoot
before YOU found out who it was"
Buckley's delay in answering show
ed his surprise at the unusual visit.
HiIIvpr heard him strike a match and
saw him in the light it furnished as
George applied it to the wick of his
lamp.
All right, Mr.. Hillyer," he said,
"come IN"
In a moment the merchant opened
the great, rafting door in front ana
came slowly back to his clerks apart
ment.
"Git back in bed" said he. eve
got my overcoat on an my teeth are
chatterin'. l feel like I wasn't nothin'
but skin an bones"
'Why, it's not cold, Mr.. H1llyer."
Buckley was now dressed, all but his
coat, and he hastily drew it on and
sat down on the bed. Hillyer re
NAMED standing in the middle of the
room. staring wide eyed and pale faced
at his clerk. Then he bethOught him
self of a chair and drew II to him
and sank into it.
! You went to call on Miss Lydia to
night. didn't you, GeOrge?'
Yes. sir. l was there till about II
O'clock"
Maxim any progress, George?
mean
I'm not trying to make any prog
ress. Mr.. Hillyey." said the young ma
quickly. I'VE are simply friends-that
all"
1t was as if the merchant had nc
heard the reply to his question. Ii
stared blankly at Buckley for a m'
ment. and then. with a groan, he burle
'' his face in his hands and rocked Dac
and forth like a man in pain. Sudde
N, ly he said:
no "George. I'm in a a~wful-awful Tx
IN. Buckley found himself unable
ur formulate a reply. He could on
d. answer the astonishing statement WI
he an almost alarmed stare.
George. I'm sufferin'-sutterln L
a that old thing. 1 thought after my ia
he with you down here awhile G tn
l would feel better, but it's back ag
an like a million devils had hold o eve
VS. nerve in my brain an body. Fer
Ty- last week it has been CROWN
wuss. an now eff some'n' haint &c
ack I'll jest die. But l must tell you. L
IDS. know l said l hadn't spoke about 1t
cad thirty year to a single soul, an tals
a TO you here that night seemed to
you me some good. an so tonight whel
of couldn't sleep 1 thought I'd come
DIN you"
I'm glad you came, Mr.. Hiliyer.'
ever You remember, George, SAID
pie. Hank Williams. the man whose te
sui mony had cleared me, was Twin
rnal Texas:
Yes. I remember you said that'
over Hillyer."
we're well. Jest a week ago last Thurs
best he come back TO this county to see
nrch old friends an kin. When IN
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| n G

tendency in the family history is a
warning to all who are inclined to
strenuous routine habits, and find
themselves melancholy or irritable,
with increasing nerve exhaustion.
Such causes require a change and a
reliable Sanitarium is the place for
them.
Address for new booklet,
DR.. Primes Vermont Sanitarium
Burlington Vt.
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NOTICE.

Hereas, 1, L. q. Lsmoureux, OF Wheelock,
VT, forbid all peesons trusting or harboring
nv wife Hattie V. LamoureuX on my account,
for I shall pay no debts of her contracting at
ter this date, Nov. l6, 1904
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2 VII.

IE night about the middle of
the month George Buckley
was awakened by a gentle rap
ping on the window of his
lie rose and stood listening.
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SrieOb0fe.
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neutrality-suspicious.. MofIcr.
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