Saturday night the gay old lothario andβ¦
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Arthur Bakerperson
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colored gentlemanperson
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chunk 280 Β· paragraph 1034
Saturday, when Mr. Baker was un-
ceremoniously βfiredβ from the office. Mr.
Baker denied nothing, but claimed that he was
not married to his wife. He had lived with her,
but had a written contract, which he showed
and really appeared to think that he had done
nothing wrong.
Saturday night the gay old lothario and
wife No. 2 were married by Rev. Williams, and
on the following day they took the train for
Chicago. An Enterprise man saw Mr. Baker
at the depot and asked him how he liked
married life. Baker looked daggers, but said
nothing.
Ed Moulton came up from Deming Tues-
day, bringing along a colored gentleman who
had been sent to the Grant County hotel for
stealing a corset. This trifling offense will cost
the county several dollars before the prisoner
is discharged. Justices of the peace should use
a little more discretion in such matters.
Mrs. Amanda Ford, a colored lady, who
took rather a dark view of life, took an over
dose of morphine one day this week with sui-
cidal intent, but was pumped out by Dr. Ste-
phens, and is now restored to her usual good
health. Her fit of blues was brought about by
receiving a letter which stated that one of her
children was lying at the point of death in a
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