Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-01


two ~ the officers knocked down. hut
| only one was taken and secured in
the wnich-house. The other three
who escaped, having taken the cen.
tlnels from the generals door. and
about dozen soldiers from the fort,
armed with muskets and fixed bayo-
nets. proceeded towards the city hall.
In the way they again met. attacked
and wounded several OF the watch,
and then went on TO the city hath
where the civil watch IN kept, and res
cued and released the prisoner Next
day the officer who had been In fhs
watch-huusc being seen ana known,
was taken up. and another soon af-
ter, and brought before the mayors
and aldermen then sitting. where
they gave bail In large sum for their
apps arancc to answer az the supreme
court'-rhe penalty u twenty pounds
for every lamp wllfuliy broken.
The general behavior 81 the COM
manding officer upon the occasiomg
gave general satisfaction; far from att
tempting 20 screen or countenance
the offenders. ne appeared rather q
friend and supporter os the civil au-
ihority."
An accident happened In Bolson IN
June. The Courant's' account oe
the death OF the affected man on the
third paee L.:
Hartford, July II.
ION Sunday the f3th instant, died
nj hls house. In Bolton, Thomas PIT.
kin, ESQ. brother 10 his honour tho
governor; he had a violent fall from
his horse about weeks ago. which
occasioned his death"
Thomas Davidson advertised IN this
manner:
Thomas Davidson.
Requests all Persons who are in
debted &C. him. by BOND, Notc or Book.
that u u Is not convenient for them 10
pay their respective Balances IN cash,
that Wheat, Ryo, indlan-a'orn or
Pork VIII be accepted, Il brought To-
him before the latter End OF soptem-
Der next; for those who fail. must ex-
pert To be sued--a step very Disagree
able TO the subscriber"
On page ) is a Boston item Of July
z:
Friday last his Excelioncy was
pleased TO appoint Thursday the stth
instant to be observed as q day OF
public Thanksgiving throughout this
PROVINCE, ON account OF the Repeal
~ the stamp Act"
Rags for making paper were not
plenty eccordine to another adver-
tiscmant;
Ready Money given for clean lin
en- Rags % any Kind. at the Printing
Office IN Hartford, for the usr OF IN.
Norwich Paper Mandatory.
"tThc Inhabitants OF this co,onv
are requested 10 consider the public
Utility Of thIs Undertaking, and col
leci and save AZ many clean Llnnen
Rags as POSSIBILITY"
The only local story In the paper
begins ~ follows:
The vast eoncourae OF people which
flock 90 the Mineral sprlng IN stat
FORD. induce ffs 10 offer the following
remarks relative thereto.
The spring issues out from the roof
os large maple tree. which stands
az the bottom Of n large mountain.
on the margin Of the Rlvulet While
mantick. facing the northwest. tho
eircumjacent land being also moun-
famous The water hath been known
az common spring many years, botl
70 the English and Indians. but was
NOT incidentally resoF1sd 10 All abous
q year aso.
The water IL very clear ana ex-
ceedinsiy cold. Some say II tastes
IKE Ink others like Epson salt, bud
most think II tastes like the rust OF
iron II operates mostly BY urine.
and generally uron the first drinking
makes persons feel somewhat sick.
and SWINE few Il vomits. Was the
spring under proper regulations. ana
attended with some skillful physician
70 give proper directions about using
the water. II might be a public bless
ina; bat Ia tie present situation 40
helps one and hurts two. but that ~
owing 10 an abuse Of the water. which
y moot iinprudentiy used By great
numbers who flock there BY hundreds
In a day, with all disorders, and some
are injudicious enough 20 drink two
gallons a dag. and when they basha
TO stay n long time IN the water, which
IL