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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
In Church Circles,

In Church Circles.
Th, Ladies' Nld so,lrt, "f tie tir,
Mcthodisi church Vll hold a meeting
at the home oi Mrs T. = Weed. go
West SILVER avenue. u,Ni Thursday
sIt,ruuou Important business lH Z"
p, transacted aud th, different COM
miit,rs are requested Goo report
Th, Mls-iuulr, s..i,t, ut tho t.n-
trtI utrut" Methodist church held 81,
uuslnrse mcrtius last TUESDAY iu the
ptrlufr of tho church Next Tues
dan the ladies viii take th"ir Sew ing
and Spend ~" afternoon with Ms
Allison. "a. south Edith street
tn, Huu, aud Foreign MISSIONARY
spcirtrs of the Lead avenue Mrih"-
dist church met in the church p"i
l"rs Thur.du, afternoon Mrs. John
\ white CAV" q paper "n The IliH-
tory ct the MurWuus" and Mrs u. \
rurtvrurld read q payer On PRAY ~
boo turcisu fields.
A. rhc mr.tiug ct the PRESBYTERIAN
Nt-lunuIN HuvivtN ON Thursday dit"i '
uuuu the following program $50"
sY'p
L,,d,r. Mr. Wugn,r
~, Work Among ~, N"Ni,Ws.
NIa Dunn
Redemption pr Chinese Women,
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vocal .plu Miss urlru llop,.
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l'Ii'h 'nn''h ''ln 'u''' "'n'll' %"
Iu'' 100 Nr W "" "' f'I'
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N"~ h'ld iu Tue church, E,'"l'H N,i'
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WHO Oh "'H''""H 7"ff'i WIS .'' '''
rh, Woman Missioner society "'
t.r conversational church mot in thc
church pIriut- uu Thursday after
noon The subject VuH 'NuIrt' Mr.
Helen Gpid saN, % number ui her
personal experiences u Mur"'," pnd
"a" following officers were elected
President Mrs MrtlIsNo,. vice
president. Mra M''mhau, SECRETARY
Mrs Wctd. treasurer Mrs. Dyer.
IN afternoon tra which, tururc ont
tu be-, % rcul supper WIS given a. the
huur uf Mrs u f. Mnhu uu W'si
Copper avenue Tu,sdu, afternoon Dos
The Etdl,s coz th, Lrad avenue Mrth".
dist church \ large crowd Wioud'd
ON arrangements ~, 60 hr D"ngratu'
lHtpl ON The delightful afternoon Mis-.
bradshaw of Portland ore. Nj"
Po1rl 1uupkluH and Miss Franco
rir"W' furnished plan" music for th'
quests and thr Wutrs n charge ut lh'
to1 were Mr. john White. Mrs e.
T. 'Hsprr Mrs VI NNldrr Mis-
idu Mudu"gN and MIs e.. %. Beck
man.
THE queen Esther club Of tho ban
iI-, church meet 40 the hume oi Mrs
George Nhrl "u Norlh Eighth stree
TUESDAY afternoon Rev " Long
fellow gave Uu address on the "l.H
dies and the Church. Miss kathcrin'
N''l ana Mrs Wilkinson PLAYED
u''nu solo. fn1 MrN N"',, s"N'
held which resulted 10 th" follow ins
President Mrs. t'""rg" Nhol acc
president Mrs Hrth"Id 'I"N fora
secretary hhu treasurer ANTS. W "
hHN Ndid.
me laul'f "l inc - F"ul l'ulu"'
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
Personal Mention.

Mr. and Mrs y. q Mc'ormick are
the guests uf M snd Mira " r.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
" AUCTION nnincr LrNCmnoN

What promises To hr one 81 the
most elaborate parties ct the season
yin br sivru ~ the Aharudu IN"
tvrut, nm at tht month 10y Mrs.
W &. K'm IN De r"al definite
about 49, IL ls tu o." au auction bridge
luncheon with Mrs i<cim for hos
It's. aud the AlNarado tor the place
the elite ar, sure q" Ice there tn full
. force.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18

OF work all sat down To- turkcy
dinner, The officers Installed were
Chief Of honor. Mrs. Jane O'i.augh-
lin. chief ~ ceremonies, MtS. Louis
Jackson; fnancier, Mrs. Kate Fisher;
receiver. Mrs. Katherine Harsck. re-
corder. Mrs Mary shuiIlebargcr.
usher. Mrs Mary Wcan; inside watd
Mrs. Louisa shrDcdcr. outside ward
Mrs. Ann Mccancry.
O.
Ia Keeping with their annual Gus
tom. the Ten Dons gave Il dinner 10
tnc.r wives IN Tar hall a. he Alrlr-
ado Wedn, sdty evening. No ogpori1i
~ 20 aiionF wcr" used On the festui
toafd but gpaCiai attention was ssye'i
tu ne eats" wh,h werc exigaDrdl-
nariiy good. Covers wore mia for Me
and Mrs ~. q. Hickey. pr. nn1 Me
James Wroth. Judge and Nrs. y. =.
.iaur. Professor aud Mr.. & =. H.'d.
gin, Mr. and Mrs. A. y. McMilien.
MIR. and Mrs A. y. Stroup, Mr. And
Mrs. y y. Crlsty. Mr.. ~ Il. Fox. Dr.
aud Mrs. Walter q. Hope, aud Mr..
aud Mrs. Reuben Berry
The Tuesday club viii meet az the
home OF Airs. John Milne next week.
English Cathodrals' II the new sub
lect 20 be taken up. current eycnts
viii DO discussed by Mrs.. ". y. Hen
Ing and Mrs. Louis ilfeld. aud the
class study will be IN charge of airs.
Roy Stamm and Mrs. 81. n. Hickey
o
MrD. T. 4. Ogle will be hostess %
the Microbes club next week az ncr
home at 1924 North Fourth street.
d
The Thirty clue met "Wednesday
evening ia the odd Fellows Temple
and held their usual bi-mouthly
dance. Those doncing we're Mr. aud
Mrs Rcrt skinner, Mr. and Mrs. Os-
car GOOsch. Misses tseechs Mabel
fitch. LILLIAN Hessclden, Eleanor
Vaughcy. Lorcne ASsoiiu, Herkcnhon.
Jean Hubs. Trcncnbcrg. Bernico Hos
gc!den. Lula Benedict, Lula Bacon,
charlotte pratt. Katherine Grimmer;
Messra Charles Kudz. VIII McMillin,
Will white Junior O'Hielly. James
skinner. Ray Bsyley. Lloyd Sturgcs.
ROY Stromc. RAY Stromc. Ralph kol-
cher. Carlyle, James Hubhell and Boo
Ticrn.y
Tn. Fortuightly Musical club met
al tile home of Mrs. Mabel steven
Uimnp on Tuesday evening 8 Schu-
bert program was given ~ follows:
T. Marsche Militairc, schubert
Ttusig. Mrs. iiimoc.
% Sopgs-tal Du Visit die Run
ttusc Harsch
p. Impromptu--G Flat Major, stan
les Sodcr
Ave Maria. Schubert Mehciing.
Ma Leroy Iott
Tie Fri nag. schubert List.
Mr.. iiimoc.
8. Sungs-Ol ny AuUdc, CO. The
| Trout. (ct Ave Maria. Mrs. Roy Nc
Donald
an. Noyomcnt Unfinished SYM
phony. Mrs. 8urradailc Miss Pauline
I Burradail..
s. Talk on Schubert's Music. Mrs
| Harden
The knights of Columbus VIII s""n
I bp eleven years old 80 thcA are ar
| ranging grand celebration 10 take
l place on February l-5 The real Ntnd
| iip nt tEr Auairs viii be q dancing ana
| card party IN the Masonic Temple ON
| the night of the third Prizes VII b'
given and q good time Ia being plan
! upd for an those attending.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18

for cararhe. iuothache. palms.
hurus acaidr sore throat irs pr
Thomas Eclectic On epi'udid
remedy lur cmtrgtnoieh.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18

Mnu Belmont best phsairalir de-
tplutrd man n American vaudeville.
Drphoum SUNDAY. Monday. Tuesday.
Guaranteed attraction.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18

Matt Belmont brsi plst s,cliiy de-
,ciopod mau in Aucrl,an Vaudrt iiie.
prphrum sunday Monday Tuesday.
Guarluleed attraction
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18

On Tuesda, afternoon Excelsior
Lodge No. 4. Degreo ~ Honor. met
la the A a. q W bah and installed
officers Tor the Ncur Mrs Stolle and
Mrs OLoughlin had ,Traneed "a ban
upel ror ihe ladies N'ei me routine
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
CONIIINItNTING MIgS. UNHIiN
DRUM MD Mrs. ~. Nl.Wip

conc "i the pr'iii".l luiii'. cot 70
week. Was given rumplimrutatN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18

TIA, Ladies' Nld so,ictt "f thv FIRST
Methodist church. vii hold a injecting
al the hom, oi Mrs e. e Weed. 90
West SILVER ayvuur. most Thutsdl'
afternoon Important business lH i'
ID, transacted aud the different com
mitt,rs are requested Goo report
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18

The Home tnd Foreign Missionary
society eft the 81 paufs English
Lutheran church met al the parsonage
on Friday afternoon The lesson
Kindness Hrsdks the Past, Was care
ulg studied lcttur- from mission
Brirs boz Afri,d and ludH we're read
and the papers describing the
'dh"hlc' ur the washer man we're
WNy - -sasaf.t tert-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18

Six days of exceptional values in Womens and Chill
drens Readyto-Wear Taoie Linens Towels, Embroider
les Silks Dress Goods Underwear Waists Gloves Hos.
iery Corsets and Notions.
The Lake County times., 1913-11-15

Michael Grimmer from Crown Point.
transacted business here yesterday.
Messrs, j. l. and H. l. Keilman
spent Friday at the county seat, on
business.
Messrs. George and Joe Liesenfelt.
from Hammond, were Dyer visitors
yesterday.
Our marshal is busy at present re-
pairing the roads by giving them a
new surface of crushed stone.
Quinsey and sore throat in general
seem to be quite prevalent here at
present, as numerous cases have been
reported.
Carl Kallenberger representing the
William Henning Company from Chill
cago. visited customers here in the
firms interest yesterday.
Dyer High school Notes.
The public schools here were closed
last Monday as the teachers spent the
day visiting the whiting schools.
Our library is still making strides
forward. the latest addition being the
Literary Digest.
Thursday afternoon q flre drill was
held so in case Of necessity perfect
The Lake County times., 1913-11-15
INDIANA HARBOR.

Church announcements for tomorrow
Swedish Lutheran church. 139th and
Hemlock streets.-Sunday shool $50 a.
m: morning service. 1890 a. M; even
ing service, 1880 a.. m. Ernest G. Sven
son. Pastor
Christian church. S717 Grapevine
street-Sunday school. 10 a. M. preach
ing and communion at II, speaker, H.
F. Dertlick of Indianapolis; Y. p. S,
GAS p m; preaching at 7:45 p. m. sub
iect: Words of Life" H. A. Carpenter,
Pastor.
Methodist Episcopal-Sunday school
at 9:45 a. m, f. S. Drummond. Supt.
morning worship at II a. m. DIR. Geo.
S. Bliss, speaker; Epworth league, Gas
p. m; preaching. 1870 p. IN. A cordial
welcoce is extended to all. Rev. r. H.
Johnston, Pastor.
Swedish Evangelical Mission, Grape
vine and 139th street-Sunday school,
$50 a G: preaching at 10:45 a. m;
evening services at 1880 p. m; Young
at 1880 p. m. Rev. Simon Carlson,
Pastor.
Baptist church-Sunday school. e;45
service, 1880 D. m. Rev. ]. E. Smith,
Pastor.
First United Presbyterian church,
13sth and Hemlock streets-Bible
school at 9:45 a. m; public worship
and serman at II. Frank D. Loomis of
indianapolis, speaker; Junior at p,
M; evening service at 1880 p. m, sub
ject THE Fullness of the Spirit
Everyone is made welcome. Rev. A. J.
Crooks, Pastor.
Harry Tilton who has been suffering
with infammatory rheutism for some
time, was feeling somewhat better last
night. He has been in such pain that
it has been impossible for him to
move a muscle of his body. but last
night he could move his bodily slightly,
although he was unable to move his
legs or arms. He feels quite en-
couraged.
H A. Carpenter went to whiting to-
day to officiate at the funeral of a
former parishioner who Is to buried
at Valparaiso.
Those who enjoy a good western
picture produced by the American Mo
ton Picture company. should not fat
to see to-night's feature at the Family
theater. It will be presented in two
parts, showing a great riot scene
Poor Old Mother" featuring Rosemary
Theby and the keystone comedy
''rhe Gypsy Queen" The theater goers
OF Indiana Harbor know this clever
brand of comedy.
Tomorrow's attractions at the Fam
lily theater are entirely out OF the or
dinary and include the "Bowlins
Craze" featuring Forest Stirling, the
funniest man in moving pictures. oi
the keystone company. There will be
a continuous show from 1880 p. m. tc
1920 o. m.
Get a Gas Heating Stove Delay may
mean illness-No Ind. Gas & Elec. Co
The Lake County times., 1913-11-15
IN THE
SUPERIOR c0lIPT0
and CIRCUIT UUUnahO

LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM L.
Judge Virgil 8. Reiter.
Criminal cases held over from other
terms will be set for trial next Mon
day. Civil court cases are also on
the calendar for the day.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM =.
Judge Lawrence BECKER.
Civil jury cases set for Monday.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM 3.
Judge Johannes KOpeIkc.
At Hammond.
November term opens at Hammond
Monday, the 18th. Docket will be
called on during the afternoon.
LAKE CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge Willis G. McMahsn.
At Crown Point.
Although Monday, November II, is
the opening day Of the November term.
no court will be held on this day as
Judge McMahan will be out of town.
The docket will be called on Tuesday
afternoon. Wednesday will be devoted
to naturalization matters, applicants
for second papers being due to come
before the court on this day.
The Lake County times., 1913-11-15

on account
1116S (R 1)-Albert Wheeler (wm.
Price, VS. Indiana Harhor Belt
Railway co. Damages.
11164 Or D-Daisy NJ. Walsh VS. es-
tate of Burton Hutson. Claim file.
11165 (R 2)-Wm. Il. Walsh VS.. estate
Of Burton Hutson. Claim file
11166 OR 2)-Manhattan Lumber Co.
(Kennedy & Lotzl VS.. John San
eva ct al. Foreclose mechanic 5
lien
11167 Or 3)-Jos. Kanarski (J. r.
Wachowski) vs.. Peter Dankszas.
Foreclose mechanics lien.
116S OR 1)-Hazel Hagerman )McAleer
Bros.) VS.. John Hagerman. Divorce.
11169 OR D-Geo. w Jones. admr. of
estate of Nicholas Celenica. de-
ceased. IL. V. Cravens) VS.. Helena
Celenica and others. Petition.
The Lake County times., 1913-11-15

MIR. Carney.
Congregational church, Masonic
Temple-Sunday school. $50 a. m:
morning service, 1916 a. m. Harry B.
Darling, of LaPorte. speaker; evening
service. 73o p. m. subject The Devirs
Meal is All Bran"
Special music by the regular and
male quartet DIR. Alexander Monroe
Pastor.
The Royal Neighbors will give a Pc
dro party Tuesday night at X p. hall
There will be a prize for the person
selling the most tickets. The affair
is for the benefit OF the lodge.
The business melting of Section l
Of the Ladies' Social union will be
held at Mrs william Williams. 4s17
Olcott avenue Monday evening. at 1880
o'clock All members are earnestly
requested to be present. as there will
be business of Importance.
FOR RENT-Niccly furnished steam
heated room suitable for one or two
gentlemen. 4so4 Barring avenue. up
stairs. 13t3
Section 1 of the Ladies' Social union
of the NJ. f. church will have a pie
social and apron sale next Wednes-
day evening, November 49, at the
home of Mrs. ]. p. Lewis. 1929 Magoun
avenue. \ large variety of aprons has
been made for this sale. A speial in
vitation is extended to the men. as
there will be pie to suit all tastes.
Mr. and Mrs. j. ]. Freeman of Bea- :
con, entertained at cards and a late
supper last evening. Covers were laid
for twelve.
Buy a Gas Heating Stove now. Don't
wait until your house Is cold No. Ind.
Gas & E'ec. Co.
The Lake County times., 1913-11-15

made public the agreement between
the West Hammond city engineer, the
Lake county surveyor and himself He
has had knowledge of the overlap in
state surveys ever since he has been
in office and attempted to settle the
matter for the best interests of Ham
mond property owners. He states that
the terms of the agreement were de-
bated and decided in all fairness that
the Improvement of State Line street
might longer be delayed
The Lake County times., 1913-11-15
COURT FINDS
FOR DEFENDANT

Valparaiso, Ind. Nov. 15-The case
of Archovie against Prasciak. which
occupied three days of Judge Bath
olomew's time. was decided yesterday
for the defendant. Archovie had a
contract for the purchase of some Gary
property and, after signifying his in
tention of not taking advantage OF it.
Prasciak disposed of ii to another
party according to the findings of the
court.
The Lake County times., 1913-11-15

rooms.
Several of the grade children are out
order will reign moving out of the
of school at present on account OF
the chicken pox.
The Juniors think a combination of
Milton in English and Schiller in Ger
man rather indgestible.
Miss Elizabeth Klein, a former
high shool student here, visited the
schools Friday.
The girls in the sewing class have
finished their aprons. The next in
order will be the making of laundry
bags.
The Lake County times., 1913-11-15

and definitely fixed by a large monu-
ment on the shore of Lake Michiga n
and by other monuments placed al
regular distances south of that point
2 But when Indiana and Illinois
were surveyed by the government en-
gineers one gang started at a meridian
line in Indiana and blocked out the
section squares toward the Indiana ?
Illinois state line. surveying is not
an exact science. BY the time they got
TO the line their survey Tapped over
the already fixed state line and extend
ed into Illinois.
What Illinois Surveyor Did
g. Then the Illinois surveyors start
ed out from their principal meridian
line and surveyed eastward. When they
arrived at the state line their survey
Tapped over into Indiana.
4. In the case of neither the Indi-
ana or the Illinois survey did the sur
veyors tie up the corner on the state
line. Their reason was that it was
not necessary. The state line was al
ready positively determined. That
formed the western eastern bound
ary of the section as the case might be.
This is the situation that this sur
veyor took advantage of in his effort
10 eioAo the issues anu niue ehe 1heil
of the street that was being carried
on under his very eyes.
So after another the owners of
State Line street lots encroached on
the street with their buildings until
today it would cost ten or fifteen thous-
and dollars to rectify the willful seiz-
ure of land that was made under the
pretense that one one could tell where
the state line lay.
What Visit shows
To show how bold this theft of land
was one has but to go from Plummer
avenue southwark on State Line street.
The street is fairly creditable
The Lake County times., 1913-11-15
NEW CASES FILED.

1116o Or 2)-The Millers Products Co.
Patterson & Crites) VS.. Nick W.
jinovich. Suit on account.
11161 Or 2)-Leo A. Holman VS.. Will
liam Zimmerman. Appeal
11162 (R S)-Michael Chaswood Geo.
Miller) VS.. Mile Putnikovich. Suit
The Lake County times., 1913-11-15
EAST CHICAGO.

Church announcements for tomorrow:
Methodist Episcopal church-Class
meeting at a M: Sunday school at
$50 a. m: morning servie, 10:45 a. m.
subject, "Christ's appeal to the Inner
The Lake County times., 1913-11-15

the death penalty and the second ball
lot was unanimously in favor of send :
ing Spencer to the gallows.
Spencer was arrested october 5, ac-
cused of having lured Mrs Rexroat to
Wayne, Ill. and placing her body on
the railroad track after he had shot
her to death. Mrs. Rexroat's body was
found early in the morning of Septem-
ber 81.
The Lake County times., 1913-11-15
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARB0R

Life" Epworth leagce. 6:3o D. M; even
ing service. 7:30, subject, The In
vincibIe Christi
There viii be meeting of the Bible
lass of the Methodist Episcopal church
Monday night under the supervision of
The Lake County times., 1913-11-15
TSnrI Spencer. ss ss.g z sS::as

Chicago, Nov. 15-Henry Spencer,
confessed slayer of Mrs. Mildred ALI
son Rexroat. the tango" dancing
teacher, was last night found guilty
of murder by a jury at Wheaton. a
suburb.
The death penalty was fixed by the
jury, which returned a verdict after
little more than two hours delibera-
tion. The first ballot was IL to ! for
The Lake County times., 1913-11-15

Heat wnen and where you want II
Get Gas Heating Stove.-No. IND Gas
& Elec Co.-Adv. Zeti
The Lake County times., 1913-11-15

Madam Bacon, palm and card reader,
2949 Z. 97th street, near Commercial
avenue South Chicago. Ill 1875
The Lake County times., 1913-11-15

WHY Arm YOU NOT A TIMED
READER7
The Lake County times., 1913-11-15
DISPUTE OVER ST.
GROWS BITTER

Continued from page one.)
The Lake County times., 1913-11-15

| To show how bold this theft of land
was one has but to go from Plummer
avenue southwark on State Line street.
The street is fairly creditable
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-14
One Kind of Grief
BY Walt Mason

I want to tell the tOilworn voter about
my forty-horse-power motor, the smooth
est thing in town; no sooner do I start
my spelling than he shows signs of ugly
feeling, and wears a gloomy frOwn. As
soon as possible he'll shake me; thus all
my former friends forsake me, and
dodge me on the street; they all refuse
to hear my braggin' about my gorgeous
chug-chug wagon, the car that can't be
beat. They'll stand and talk for hours
together about the cheap old Jim crow
weather, or of the yield of peas; but
when they hear my steps approaching,
they know what topic I'll be broaching,
and climb adjacent trees. They'll take
four languages and spend 'em in thrash
ing out the referendum and things that
have no sense; but rather than be cheered
with stories about my auto and its
glories they'll climb a barbed wire fence.
I have the finest petrol buggy that ever
yet, with music chuggy, along the road
did whiz; and vet it gives me little
pleasure, for when I'd tell of what a
treasure the blamed thing really Is, my
friends disperse, my yarns rejected; they
act as though I were infected with
leprosy or humps; that's why you do not
see me grinning my famous grin, so wide
and winning; that's why I have the
dumps. Copyright, 1913, by George
Matthew Adams.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-14
II Years Ago To day
From The Herald This Date 1899.

Mr. and Mrs. Peyton J. Edwards and
child returned from Dallas this morn
ing.
G. L. Hoyt left on the Santa Fe this
morning on a trip through the east
on business.
A p Coles and wife left for Santa
Monica this afternoon to spend the
summer months.
Shelly Bovee, mail carrier, is taking
IS day layOff. and Walter Wilson is
taking his place
s E. Murray went up to CIoudcroft
this morning to Join his wife, who has
been there for some time
MAJ. George C. Nimberly. city en-
gineer. viii publish 500 of his new city
maps and place them on sale
Fireman T. A Ellis, of the G. II. &
s A. reported for work yesterday,
after a layOff of several weeks
Mrs Guy Warren and daughter, Of
Chihuahua, came up last evening and
left for Los Angeles this afternoon
The Z. P & y Z. is pushing work
on the extension TO the coal fields and
viii be bringing coal to this point some
time in September
Fire chief Frank Powers was pre-
scented with a handsome gold medal by
members of the fire departments at
the directors meeting last night
George Specht. of this city. formerly
a newspaper man, was recently nOti-
fled by a firm of lawyers that he had
fallen heir to S1100 through the death
II a wealthy relative
The special train which conveyed
superintendent Hurley and staff, Of the
Santa Fe, to this point left last night
for the north over that line, TO COM
plete the tour of inspection.
A Spanish sympathizer who tore
down and trampled on the American
flag on July T. with which the plaza at
rrrrl no AZ
fined SO for his indiScreet action
The Cinnamon in charge of the res
taurantS along the line of the G.. H
between here and Algiers will have
to vacate Saturday, to allow the Cres-
cent News company to take charge.
The sheriffs association Of Texas.
which has been in session at Fort
Worth since yesterday, today decided
TO hold the next annual session a. FL
pasO. The sheriffs association was
p years old yesterday.
H. c. BOrcherding, who was chief
promoter in the purchase of the new
silk flag for the G. H shops. has pre-
pared a statement showing where every
cent went. The cost of the flag was
sos, and, after all expenses were set
tied "a balance Of S46.13. was deposited
to the credit of the shops in a bank
Fire broke out in the smelter sampI-
ing rooms at 1880 o'clock this morning
and destroyed the building and its con
tents. causing q loss of not less than
$4,000, and possibly more. The chief
damage was to the costly machinery
in the building. which was almost totally
wrecked and ruined by the flames
Nearly an hour after the fire started.
an appeal was sent in to fire chief
Powers and he consented to send the
engine and one hose cart. A quick
run was made to the smelter but the
engine arrived too late to do much
good.