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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-05
Willie Edsuin's Sparks Com.
nanV.
DanY.

Tomorrow evening the Sparks
combination Of Willie Edouin be-
gins three nights engagement at
the Theatre. The company and the
piece, called Dreams" takes after
the Hobbies pattern, but are de-
scribed as being more musical, and
better in other respects, though
such thing seems hardly possible.
The following, however, from the
Virginia City Enterprise will tell
its own tale:
AS a speciality and character
piece Willie Edouin's musical con-
ceit, under the title of dreams" is
by far the best in that line ever pro-
duced in this city. Both unsteady
and in general action it is much SUI
perior to Goodwin's famous Hob
bies," and the Sparks last night
sparkled through two hours of the
most uproariouS fun and merriment.
1t was a perfect roar Of laughter
from the rise to the fall of the cur
tain, and we have seldom witnessed
a performance at the Opera House
that gave such thorough delight as
the one last night, and one that dis
missed a numerous audience so well
pleased and so thoroughly satisfied
with themselves and the performers
on the stage. The musical melange
of the piece is exquisite, taken from
the most melodiouS parts of prOmi-
nent operas bouffe now on the
stage, and is executed by the COM
pany in a delightful manner. En-
core followed encore, and it ap-
peared almost like a double perform
ance. Every member of the
company was at his or her best, and
left nothing to be desired. The
singing of Miss Lillian Russell was
particularly fine. She has soprano
voice, powerful yet sympathetic,
and handles it with the art of a vet
eran opera singer. She received the
compliment of several recalls. Mr..
James T. Powers, as as the cheeky
boy" is splendid acrobat, and his
antics, twists and sommersaults
brought down the house. His body
seems to be made Of India rubber,
and enables him to produce theI
most wonderful contortions. The
dance between him and Miss Marion
Elmore was splendidly rendered,
and two encores rewarded their
efforts. The photographer. byl
Jaques Kruger, was very funny, ana
the whole scene in the Photographic
gallery from beginning to end kept
The audience convulsed with laugh
ter. Willie Edouip and Alice
as the Blinkses were per-
feet in their parts, and altogether
the performance was one OF incl
Dleasantest and most satisfactory
for that class of play ever presented
to our play-goers.
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Notice of Location.
2-Applcation for Patent,
S-froof of Posting Notice, and
Diagram of Claim,
Proof that Plat and Notice Be-
manned Posted,
6-Register's Certificate of Posting
Notice,
6-Proof of Publication,
7-AfRdavit of $500 improvement,
S-Andavit of Citizenship,
9-Gertifcate that no Suit is Pending
L0-Power of Attorney,
Il-6otice Of Application,
R-Oerdfcate of Identity of claim.
lS-Statement and Charge of Fees,
Enlargement of Publisher.
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This standard article is compounded witt
the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and satisfactor,
as ever.
1t restores gray OF faded hair to its youth.
tul color.
It removes all eruptions, itching and dand-
ruff; and the scalp by IFS use becomes white
and clean.
BY its tonic properties it restores the capil-
larry glands to their normal vigor, prevent
ing badness, and making the hair grow thick
and strong.
As q dressing nothing has been found so
effectual, or desirable
DR.. A. A. Hayes State Assayer Of Massa-
cbusetts, says Of il: g l consider it the best
$3.50 ~ Inn for is intended nIIrnnSes.,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-05
WOOL. WOOL.

The Provo Manufacture.
ing Company are Away $
i'm the Market. and are
always prepared TO pay
the Highest Market
Prices for Wool, I'm Cash.
We Employ MO Agents,
but aIWayspay heHigh-
est Prices Directly TO the
grower. wool sacks and
furnished ON APP.
plicafi0n.
Correspondence solicited.
= JAMES DUNN, Supt.
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Z Il q A L
BLANK KS

THE FOLLOWING LINE OF
1 BLANKS has been compiled with
she greatest care and with the advice oil
he leading members of the legal frater.
atty Of Salt Lake City. They are made
10 conform strictly to the Law in every
particular, and parties using these
Blanks will ind them to be the best ever
Esod in this Territory:
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ELIB. KELSEY. z11B. xE1zxy INK.
ELI B. KELSEY & SON.
SUCCESSORS To
ELI B. KELSEY g. SONS.
REAL ESTATE, MONEY LoANING.
HOUSE RENTING AND COLLECTION
AGENTS,
Office, % First South Street. P. O. Box, 500.
Salt Lake City.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We are ready at all times to aid persons of
limited means by Leaning them at least so per
cent. of the Purchase Price of any Property we
Sell, on long time and reasonable rate of inter.
est. We assure you Real Bargains in the fol-
lowing List. From sales made and constant
additions to our property list, look fer some-
thing new every alternate Sunday
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JUETTCES's

Subpoena, civil,
criminal,
Warrant of Arrest,
Writ Of Attachment,
Undertaking On Attachment,
Affidavit for Sc
Commitments,
Summonses,
Executions,
Mlttimus,
Atfidavits,
Complaints,
Complaint In Replevtns
Bond in Replevin,
Notice OF Appeal,
Undertaking on Appeal:
DISTRICT ooURT:
Notice of Motion,
Undertaking on Attachment,
Affidavit for
Execution.
Undertaking on Claim, and Delivery
OF Personal property,
htidsvit on Claim and Delivery OF
Personal Property,
Subpenas.
DEEDS;
Warranty, Warranty against Grantor.
Quit Claim, Mining Claim, ToWr
site, Lease, Bargain and Sale.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK K.SEPr. IL 1881

ARRIVED
eS % @ a an% pa q Ap
SeaWer Eiato Iis M $r Harvey u A9g 20 via Boston
steamer anra spl angsey BSTrSw S days with rOn
seamer s, fnnessia @ Br small sept via MOvo
steamer &c 3, sgsyi@ via Ger @ r.an1sn im6gTg 2s
steamer Gaucu Coleman Boston. with mdse and passen
ship RUBY ,of Yarmouth Ns, ,ymoud London 40 DAYS
with chalk and empty barrels order vessel
dm % and aSp to ops sS with
Bark Colnmbns AUST, deorgenich Deype days. in bal
.a a1S aRd T gS f % a. 80 Sh
Bark Elida Nor. Rondero. Bergen 81 days ballast TO
HTls FrSwn and days from st John N B. with
Brig Amwe tof Halifax Mcae. Providence IN ballast to
SenT Dapnne MSnTos E Of and trS% st John
sghT clara, nrstt, q and II days from 81 John B.
sehr opera to st john SB fo~sT sh1ee Ns days
sdnT Hnre uer Van wart Of and days from st John
schr Geo sonnes Norwood Desert with stone TO
schr Laurel Bennett Sullivan with stone to johnson
schr sproule. sproue Round Pond with stone to
schr Abraham Rcharson. Reed Sullivan with stone to
s % o%cSd With dR Rs sis GF SSSsSrg
sehT cola Pittson lumber to Chandler &
schr Maggie Ellen Litteohn. Gardiner with lumber to
schr Hewett with fish to Ferris q Co
Prcssey.
.l ', at e, sa2"y Hook light sw cloudy At
SPOKEN.
sept lat 40 10 lon 40 ship Chas Marshall Hutchinson
@5 s. : ion 30 05 ship Alice Buck. Hartman
Aug lat S \, Ion % ": snip Martha Bowker BOwker
from Pnna Lo6os via Valparaiso for Queenstown.
Aug .. lat ~ Ion - ". brig Herman Hilhborn from
sept lat Al 49, Ion 81 o5 bark John Lefurgey of Char
SEPT lat 40 lon so bark Fra NOR from Aarhuus for
Baltimore, GA days out.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bark Live Oak Br Stillwell from Wilmington NC for
Portland with spirits and rosin river be-
low Wilmington, 9th inst during heavy storm.
reports had decks swept OF everything including decRoad
Schr Archer In collision with an unknown
bark night OF 9th inst on the OF Delaware
boat maisal damaged topworks and after hull
An unknown 3masted schr bound ape Hat
schr Charlie and Weed, from Yinvhaven for New YORK.
with stone ashore the Gridron ncl Gate yesterday
and nSw ies IN a yey 6sa Gos9n sHw H., a.
ltockiand Ne nsnccessul efforts were made Friday
temporary 2epairs ase sail has been used 20
cover me hSe IN ner DOW steam pump w he set to work
repairs and then taken To Portland for reconstruction
lhE MoVEdENr - OF SEGA IasAa
FOREIGN PORTS.
ouEESsTowN sept lIassod steamer Arizona Csr. Muir
Arrived on the Lizard steamer Cmbria Ger, Lunwig
CRooKHAvEN Sept lI-Passed steamer city of Montreal
OBJ Land from New. York for Queenstown aud liverpool
Lizard sept Passed, steamer France (Fr), Trudele
from New York for Havre
AMERICAN PORTS
BosroN Sept llArrved steamer PALMYRA (Br. Durant
DELAWARE BkEAkwATER sept ll-Au1ved steamer Arbu-
Passed ont, this a m steamers Berks and Achilles
PhlLADELriiA sept Arrived steamers w Everman,
BALTMoRK sept ll-ATived steamers Enchantress (Br)
smith, CHthaBeha Martha stevens, Chance, New York
tfOT later shipping News. II any. see FVn Pa0e,l
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
NO POLICE Al ROCKAwAY.

GAMBLERS TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE OCCASION
SUCCESS OF TILE BIG HOTEL.
The waning of the summer season was
manifest in the diminished number of visitors
yesterday at Rockaway Beach. The damp,
cloudy morning discouraged many from seek
ing the seaside to enjoy the liquid element
that promised to come upon them in sufficient
from above The later boats and trains, however,
ried many pleasueseekers and those who did 20 found
the day all that could be desired The obscured
and light breeze from the just answered the Dur
pose of fan and rendered that useful article orna
mental.
The absence of the police force which ended its term
of service Monday last was taken advantage OF hv
the ready gamblers who stretched their
for the unwary without fear OF molestation Captain
Hantz however who has had charge of beach police
during the season, visited the island on pleasure and
found his ENJOYMENT In going along the and order
ing the games stopped. The gamblers quickly rolled
up the cloths which the simple laid their dimes
quarters AS soon the captains back turned the
tables again In and the possessors of dolars
and half dollars again given opportunity to try
for the 800 and $500 which some way they never
seemed to secure. The single constable whom
the SSpRCns o to keep order
uaIy to stop the % unlawful gaming.
to md Il lacking @ ' T,sa '9e WARMTH Matsr
Aond S Se last mosov Of said ,s that today
beach high tide in the 'n last season Week s' bas as
S the . floors OF Of the buildings
and high water and low receipts At the place
three throws at the head of live "darkey" each throw
that hits the head winning fine cigar" two obseryant
strangers stopped and calculated the profit Of this K
hibtion to the proprietor THE thrower who usually
half-grown boy can safely be counted hitting
the head Of the quickly moving colored man in 100
out OF ITO. Clear profit five dollars In the other
ten he gets twocent cigar costing one cent at
Wholesale Loss, ten cents net profit 81 90 Good
business" ~
The large hotel is s open and according to the man.
ager doing good business General Hustled the re-
ceiver asked to his plans for closing the hotel for
the season. ~
We have no decided plans said he "The hotel NAV
close a week from Monday and may keep opcn
TIL the hrst OF October. We have accomplished
our purpose this season in proving that we
have hotel here and that accommodate guests
and that Is all we proposed to do till next summer"
The hotels and boarding houses occupied by Hebrew
guests still FULL and to do business
through the month of September The season did not
begn until after the Fourth of July and propretOrs
VIII endeavor to make up for the late opening by putting
on the closing as long possible.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12

pars of the island aiings for the long
board walks water In many places Tho lack OF
these raings much commented upon, although
there have becnuO accidents this account
The and shrubs show the effects OF the dry
weather very much, aud unless rain falls soon
will be seriously injured Tne flower beds also show u
mistakable signs of tho long drouth although about
the greenhouse everything looks fresh and 0rigt
The little sign-boards stuck mp along the paths
bearing the legend Keep off the Grass have r0ni
air
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE BoARD,l
=, - WASHINGTON, sept 10, 1881. :
NOTICE given by the Lighthouse that
October lsS MED red light Of the NTH order viii be
the
Flats Mount % Hope Bay Mass The apparatus lights 27o
Of the horizon, the local
low water The light seen in clear weather
from the deck OF vessal fifteen
of l2ia nautical miles. ~
This structure iron pier nIed
with concrete Tho pier aud arc red lantern bsa
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
VISITORS AT GLEN ISLAND.
THIS RESORT WE'LL PAIRONIZED-EFFECTs
DRY WEATHER.

DRY WEATHER.
Notwithstanding the threatening state of the
weather yesterday morning. and in spite OF the fact that
1t Ia considered by many unfashonable to remain at
summer resorts there after September l. 1000 or
5000 people left the city in the of the day to
VISIT Glen island They seemed to enjoy themselves too
Tor although the sky much OF tho time
'ne air was clear and delightfully."- cool
while occasional gleams Of sunshine added
variety 10 the scenery of the Sound All
tue varied means that the resort offers getting pleas
nre were well used throughout the day and merry
makers were to be seen in every part of the island
The season at Glen Island viii close sometime in ,h
coming week, probably ON Thursday un,os.
.ne weather becomes too cool before
then The season just ending has been
one of unexpected prosperity The attractions az the
sort VIII be Increased In many ways yet to be- decided
upon, before the next season opens Among the new
features TO be introduced electric hghts In
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
HOME NE WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Areane Hofef-General William T. Sherman,
b. +. Butler of Massachusetts, and William
OF Erie, Hotel-Ms Clara Louise
Kellogg Buckinghdnt Hotel L. de Georoy French Min.
ister at Washington Brcroor hosesir Jan's Balm of
Glasgow. Hotel-Idgar NJ. Johnson Of Cncn-
natl Unt0n Square HCet-Wiam N Armstrong, Of Ha
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY SEPTEMBER H. 1881

erlay visited the fair Of the New England Mechanics
and Manufacturers Association upon special invitation
of the Executive Committee. large crowd was pres
in anticipation of the visitors attendance, and he IT,
Ceiycd an enthusiastic welcome.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
DISA STEERS TO SHIPPING.
BUREAU VERITAS REPORT.

NEW YORK. Sept 1.-THE direction OF the Rureau
mas Just published the following statistics
ters reported during the month of July 1881 concerning
flags Sailing vessels reported lost-20 British Ameri.
lean, French. Norwegian. German / Italian Danish
Dutch. Greek, spanish. swedish this uu
Der Is included vessel reported missing
Steamer British, Chinese, / Spanish total g.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
MARINE INIELLIGENCE.
MINIATURES ALMANAC,

sun rises 63S Sun sets 8:l4 b8s
Moon nses- S:43 Neon souths. $40 uaya III
HIGd WATER To-DAY-A M
Sandy HOOK. lO35 Gov. Island ll:2i He'll Hata o.e
uiod WATER TODAY. "a.
sandy Hook. .1l:0l Gov. Island LAG Hell 0ao IL.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN
BLACK SILK

DEPARTMENT
90 PIECES ALL SILK BLACK BKocADE AT "a
CENTS.
80 PIECES BLACK SILK BRoCADE AT sI.25
100 PIECES ALL SILK RICH BLACK BRoDERIE N
NEW DESIGNS. AT sl.4s; GOOD VALUE AT s22s
LARGE STOCK RICH BLACK DRESS SILKS SATIN
DE LYON, sURAH AND MERvEILLEUx AT VERY
ATTRACTIVE PRICES
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12

A fog bell struck BY machine win 1e sounded during
thick and foggy
Alse that Oct I6 the fog
fog signal at Block station SE end of Block
Island I, will be chang cd blast of seconds duration
followed by an interval OF so seconds duration.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12

RUPTURE.-Dr. J. A. Sherman's services ar
in much demand that he Is compelled TO time b,
York. 25l Broadway Monday Tuesday and saturday.
AZ Milk ST., Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12

Surely as the birds IN springtime, comes ma
lures demand that potent remedy billion,
troubles-T ARRANrs SELTZER APERlENE
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12

"RoUGH ON RATS" Ask druggists for /
1t clears out rats, MICE reaches bedbugs. Is cents
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12

In refined society beautiful teeth are alway
admired and be had by using Lyons Tooth Tablets.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
GENERAL SHERMAN ATA FAIR.

BosroN. Sept. 11.-General Sherman yes
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12

NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence, Weak
ness of the Organs OF &C., speedily rad
usually sufficient Price 81 Der boy . bo.ss
70. Send for circular Prepared WiNt cSPER ~
Chemists ~ Johnst, New'Tork ~"
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
FATALLY INJURED ON A RAILWAY TRACK

- Joseph Stucky and Thomas Dobbns. living in a
Serinan boarding -homse in Communipaw-aye la
iRayeItte RSyiIr n; ~ by mistake went Pennsylvania
CITY, The conductor told them they were on tbss
M %r3hhg th % ra and let them off when the train stopped
walked on the track and Stucky was run over Nb bw
the the next tram coming from Jersey City. His skull
ana eft leg were crushed. He was taken to Newark
about twenty-four years old and his mother lives in
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
l4t lie xingt0nave, 23tn-st Hours TO | 5to
Attention 70 0entle men
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12

ERENCH GOLD WALL PAPERS, 25 cent,
IL per roll fine paper 10 fine gold window shades
pair carpets ocloths SO per yard
painted papered aud kalsomned. ~
Il w COATES o77 unaaor 81.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
A GRAND ARMY ENCAMpMENT

The three days encampment of the Grand ARMY
OF the REPUBLIC, department of New-Jersey begins
To-day at the Union Hill Schutzcn Park The en-
canpment is to be held under the auspices of Henry
WI son Post No. l3, of Jersey City. Tents. camn
equpage OF every kind, ammunition, etc. have been
furnished rom the State Arsenal by the direction
OF Governor Ludlow. Generals Grant. Hanrock
Sickles and other military men are expected to he
present at some period of the encanpment Every
Grand Army Post of the State will be represented.
ana on the third day there will be sham battle, in
Guard, and Batteries and B, Hudson Countv
Artillery, will take part. The festivities will be-
Kept up until IL o'clock each evening ~ w
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
Announcements.

Announcements
EARL & WILSON'S short band" collars and
anu bead edge cuffs the best. Sold
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12


garied as personal atiront for he was accustomed
to helping himself from the bottle. But on the
principle that half loaf is better than loaf he
drained bis glass, gazing steadily at his
meanwhile with highly reproachful expression of
injured innocence.
After the lapse of considerable time the attack
upon Pere Bergameau's viands was abated. Three
previously wrinkled wastcoats sat snugly on their
owners, well rounded out without a fold Three
previously dlsmal faces looked through the cigar
smoke wreathed in smiles Three well-fed men
instead OF three fasters started to leave the dining
pavilion and hen house where they had tared
sumptuously; Pere Bergameau sitting at the
head OF a table in one of the front rooms around
which were several sailors. Some trouble had
arisen and quarrel was brewing. The last view
OF the room took in a striking tabcau. One of the
sailors had sprung up, apparently about to attack
held back, however, by his daughter. who hing
about his mock. In one corner the Irishman had
taken down heavy club from the nail and with
sleeves rolled up was giving it one or two pre-
liminary twirls with air of keen relish and en-
joyabe anticipation. Then the bell of the boat
sounded at the landing, and the curtain dropped
upon the scene.
A second visit was paid Pere Bergameau by two of
the party on a weekday evening. The Pere was
pallid and shaky but still alive. The Portuguese
sailor had been shipped to his native land through
man had vanished. Otherwise the place was nn-
changed The rabbits and pigeons, however, had
the near company of a fshhawk, monkey and an
owl that dwelt together in harmony described in
the old college song Dinner was procurabe la
carte. The Pere, who was remarkably sober, in
vaded his hen-house He seized fat pullet there
was a untitled squawking which soon died into
silence. The chicken wei broiled by madame and
accompanied by palatable bottle of Bordeaux was
soon on the table. An Omelet glGce of giant dimen-
sons and salad completed the typical dinner of an
Threw strange shadows about tho pavilion dimy
revealing the birds and animals at the end. 1t was
the dinner OF Italy, save for the spaghetti eaten in
New-York. ~
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-28
UP TIE VALLEY.
GRANT TOWNSHIP. April %, 1851.

GRANT TOWNSHIP. April %, 1881.
10 tie Editor cf tie Eagie:
Nav LIST. with its accompanying sorrow,
disaster aud ruin, drawelh nigh hence the
astonishing number OF men one meets now
a-tlays who never touch drop, yet owing to
the righteous stringency OF our much and
long needed protective liquor law, ther SYM
pa hies are wholly enlisted in behalf oil the
unfortunates who DO not use it. At the same
time il is not a little amusing TO listen to
their plaintive. continuous howl OF sacra-
mea.al interference. religious oppression,
ancient iermcnted wines, etc., when nearly
six out of every half dozen of them neither
believe in the bible. attend or endorse reig-
ious worship of any kind.
The light showers and soft weather OF the
past two or three days have given decided
ly improved appearance TO the wheat and
oai fields Without some future unlocked
for mishap. the wheat crop of this year VIII
be much better than either OF the two pre-
vious years. Farmers are more hopeiai ana
heerful than they were wont to be, ana
those who are not already through with their
corn planting, are pushing ahead with III
creased energy aud smiling countenances,
the near approach OF the
fin Al winding up of all things earthly, in the
way Of saloons, sample rooms, beer gardens,
etc.
The u. +. organization o: Grant have, a
am informed, made the necessary financial
arrangements for the erection of a church
edifice. The Baptists also have the tounda-
ton walls now laid for a church building.
Rev. Romano, thu recently appointed NJ.
+. minister at Valley Center, is an earnest.
efficient gospel iaborer, who never fails to
interest and enlightcn his congregation.
oh. yes, Mr.. Editor, | really like to for
got what disposition, if any, Ito your knowl-
edge, has been made of the clustering. fii,-
sy William, who, as it were, measures the
wild. surging waters Of the Minnesota
river in his hand. and metes out
to his antagonist not exactly heaven
with the span. Is he still permitted TO run
at large: or has his recen; rash, unwaTranted
action in the simultaneous attack on Jay
Gould, and nest of full grown EAGLES sat
ISL ID his friends that his personal welfare
and public security make il their imperat We
duty To take him in charge:
IoNC join.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-28
EX-GOVERNOR ANTHONY AND WAR.

Ex-Governor George T. Anthony, since
the expiration Of Office as Chief executive oil
Kansas, has been in the cInploy of the Santa
Fe railway people in New Mexico and Colo
RADIO. Now that that road is building road
from Paso Del North to the City Of Mexico,
in old Mexico, Governor Anthony has been
made the general superintendent OF con-
sfruction, with headquarters at Paso Del
Norte, which point is right at the line Of old
and New Mexico, and close TO the northwest
corner Of Texas. The f,s. division OF the
road runs through the State OF chihuahua,
whose people are not only pretty strongly
for State rights, but divided upon the ques-
ton Of railways. As we are one that be-
lcyes that this railway extension into Next
GO will result in the acquisition OF that coun-
Try in the near future, peacefully or by war,
G Governor George Us opportunity is to
come. We haven't forgotten his experience
as commander in chief Of railroad war
in Kansas during the great strike, nor his
success az a chief executive. But Greascrs
amt as valuable as preachers. and as Gov.
George can secure half Of the Chihuahuans
on his side, he will come Of victorious. lie
must remember that not only the eyes oil
the world, but the eyes Of the people C. Kan
sas are upon him.