Teachers  employed  during  current  year:  C. 
A.  Goggin,  principal,  salary,  $100.00;  Ada  M. 
Cutler,  Room  3,  salary,  $75.00;  Mrs.  W.  L. 
Jackson,  Room  2,  salary,  $75.00;  Miss  Lizzie 
Black,  Room  1,  salary,  $75.00.

The  school  district  is  indebted  on  account 
of  advances  of  money  made  to  former  board  of 
trustees  to  Meredith  & Ailman,  in  the  sum  of 
$702.56,  not  including  interest.  Respectfully, 
John  S.  Swift,  E.  Cosgrove,  O.  L.  Scott,  Trustees. 
Silver  City,  New  Mexico,  May  1st,  1890.

On  Tuesday  evening  last  a lady  was  in- 
sulted on  one  of  the  streets  in  this  city  by  a 
colored  man.  If  the  identity  of  the  individual 
can  be  established,  he  will  be  taught  a lesson 
which  he  will  not  soon  forget.  Such  things 
are  of  very  rare  occurrence  in  this  city.

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Lost  His  Grip

The  special  correspondent  of  the  Albu- 
querque Citizen  from  Washington  gives  the 
following  of  local  interest:  Mr.  Utter,  of  Silver 
City,  one  of  the  delegates,  had  his  valise  stolen 
from  his  room  in  Willard’s  hotel,  which  con- 
tained a $50  suit  of  clothes  and  some  valuable 
papers  worth  several  times  the  price  of  the 
clothes.  The  thief  robbed  several  others  in  this 
and  other  hotels,  then  went  to  Baltimore  where 
he  was  plying  his  vocation  and  was  nabbed  by 
the  police.  Mr.  Utter  will  get  back  his  valise 
and  part  of  his  clothes,  but  there  is  some  doubt 
about  getting  back  his  valuable  papers.

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es.  The  thief  robbed  several  others  in  this 
and  other  hotels,  then  went  to  Baltimore  where 
he  was  plying  his  vocation  and  was  nabbed  by 
the  police.  Mr.  Utter  will  get  back  his  valise 
and  part  of  his  clothes,  but  there  is  some  doubt 
about  getting  back  his  valuable  papers.

A soldier  from  Fort  Bayard  relieved  the 
citizens  of  Central  City  of  ennui  Wednesday 
evening  by  shooting  up  the  town  in  the  most 
approved  style  of  old  times  on  Bitter  creek.  A 
detail  of  soldiers  from  the  Fort  arrested  the 
shooter  and  stopped  the  fun.

A.  Thomas,  of  Kingston,  was  thrown  from 
a horse  on  a pile  of  rocks,  striking  upon  his 
face  and  cutting  his  nose  nearly  off.

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