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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-08
Legislative Echoes.

DR.. s. W. Edwins clerk OF the House of Repre-
sentatives in the late session, was presented with
a wrling-desk, yesterday, by the men who were
under his direction; and A. ]. Kelly, secretary
OF the Senate, was given set of diamond shirt
studs by the members of his force.
The 'rdents estates act passed by the Gem
eral Assembly was signed yesterday by the Gov
ernor, and, under the emergency clause, it s now
in operation. The BILL as enrolled, it is said. is
full of errors, which were incorporated by the
intelligent copying clerk, and it will be necessary
to carefully revise the document before the in
tended meaning can be understood The life
insurance bill and the one relating 70 mill-dams
still under consideration b Governor
The dog law has become operi Without the
Governors signature.
State Treasurer Cooper has said that the State
officers would be governed in their course III re-
lation to the resources of the State under the
failure of the General Assembly to make the
requisite appropriations by the advice of the
Attorney general. The question of the right of
the State to issue warrants and pay out money
for necessary expenses Will then be tested in the
courts, and will be finally decided by the Su-
Dreme COurt,
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DENTAL GRADUATES.
Annual Commencement Exercises of the
Indiana Dental College.

The fourth annual commencement Of the In
diana Dental College was held in Pfafflin's Music
Hall last evening, in the presence of fair at
tendance of the friends of the graduates. The
programme of exercises embraced, in addition
TO the commencement exercises, excellent
orchestral music, piano solo by K. A Newland,
and the singing of "The Wanderer" by w. r.
Barnes. Prayer was offered by Rev. Ross C.
Houghton, pastor of Roberts Park NJ. E. Church.
and the announcements for the occasion we're
made by j. e. Cravens, secretary of the board
of trustees. The valedictory address was de.
livered by S. T. Kirk of Kokomo, and the de-
grees were conferred upon the graduating class
by the president, W. L. Helksell. The graduates
were,
Albert f. Burress, Walnut, ILL.,: Isaac N. Shep-
pard, Paris, III; William S. Wilson. Brooklyn, N.
y; j. Edward Rats, Salem, Ind Charles A.
Willis, GAINESVILLE, O.; s. Clayton Goff Elkhorn
Wis, George Stathers, Centervile. Pa; w
Claude Stewart, Natchez, Miss; Cyrus II. Funk,
Cassopolis, Mich, Albert L. Buchanan, Indian
apolis, Ind; George G. Hollister, Cambridge
Pa; Joseph S. Basom, Coolville, O.; Richard
NewhOuse, Greenfield, Ind; Anthony L. Butcher,
Sullivan, Ind. Andrew ]. Smith, Greenfield Ind :
Pratt, Pittsburg, Pa; Charles H. Baldwin, Eliza
BEETHOVEN, KY; Jerome B. kibble, Southport
Ind; Austin l.. Smith, Elkhorn, Wis; Edward p.
ElsOn, Auburn, Ind.
The address to the faculty in behalf OF the
class was read by c. b. Pratt, of Pittsburg, Pa.
occasion was altogether pleasant.
AT the conclusion of the exercises the class
We're handsomely entertained at the Meridian
Club by Dr. Thomas S. Hacker.
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Yesterdays Fires.

The roof over the file room of E. G. Atkins &
Co.'s saw-works caught fire from spark last
night about o'clock, but was extinguished be-
fore dong any material damage. About o'clock
in the evening the wall paper in F. W. Muchor's
cigar store, No. 202 East Washington street,
caught fire from gasoline stove, causing run
for the fire department, but there was no greater
lose than the burning OF q pair of Turnverein
brooches, which happened to be hanging above
the stove A small blaze was caused at the resi-
dence of Maurice Losey No. &c Summit street,
during the morning. by the careless handling of
matches by some of the children.
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.PETTIS, BASSETT & CO..
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Alexander Metzger yesterday qualified the
guardian of Ida Mursina, filing a bond in the
penalty Of $751; 900.
There will be meeting of those interested in
the project to organize baseball club in this
city, at theiGrandlHotel, at o'clock this after
noon.
The preliminary trial of Samuel Brown,
charged with ASA ulting Simpson Ford with in
tent TO kill, has been continued by the mayor
until Saturday.
william Robb, wanted in Charlottesville on
charge of drawing weapons with deadly inten-
tions was arrested IN this city yesterday and
taken back to Charlottesville.
A delegation from George H. Thomas Post will
visit Franklin this evening on G. A. r. business,
leaving here on the p. NJ. train, and arriving
home on the 10:45 P. NJ. train.
W. L. Wills, a stock-drover from Indiana, was
caught by two sharpers in Philadelphia, recent
~, according to the Press of that city, and beaten
Ont Of q considerable sum by the thinble-riggng
process
Joe Walters, the noted desperate and Jail
breaker an account of whose numerous escapes
was given In the Journal of Saturday, died at
Richmond yesterday morning, from the effects
of a pistol-shot wound received at the hands Of
Officer Chrisman while resisting arrest.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Daniel Kemper and Minerva G. Dewitt, Emil
Wienke and BERTHE Kesulke, Joseph ]. Born and
Eliza Seller, Robert d. Boyce and Ella Breed
ing, Frank Baker and Jennie Rigner, and Joseph
Abrams and Harriet A. Swarm.
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Memorial Presaxterian Church.

There has been within the last week with
drawal of about forty members from Memorial
PresDy terrain Church, OF which Rev. DR.. Edison
is pastor. This was the result, not of any church
quarrel, but Of "a disagreement on the part of the
Withdrawing members from the views OF the
majority of the membership on some minor
matters. Those who have taken their letters of
dismissal are followed by the best of wishes by
the remaining membership, which consists of
more than 800 persons. Under the crcum-
stances the work of the church will proceed with
even more unanimity and enthusiasm than has
characterized this successful organization dur
ing recent years.
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Suits for Damages.

Charles Kelpin, whose saloon was recently
cleared OF its contents by Constables Glass and
Miller, armed with wrts .of attachment, has
brought suit for $3,0O0-$2, 900 damages and
81 900 appraisement of goOds-agatnst the of
ticers. He claims that he was roughly handled
when trying to protect his property.
David Davis was recently arrested by Consta-
BILE Peterson and charged with malicious tres
pass. He was imprisoned pending trial, and
upon hearing before Squire johnson was &C.
quilted He now brings suit against the officer
for $4,000 for false arrest and imprisonment
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Willing to Serve Their Country.

Candidates for the position of superintendent
of the imaginary metropolitan police system are
beginning to appear. The names of Mike
Fitchey, Jack Hennessey, Frank Wilson and
Jasper Clary have been mentioned. Evansville
will require three commissioners, and among the
citizens of that city who are being urged for the
positions are Christ. Wunderlick, Captain W. NJ
Blakey and Dr. Ralston by the Republicans
Joshua Mckinney, Or. Bryan, Fred Blend and
James Wiltshire by the Democrats.
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The streer-Car Companr Fight.

The Council will meet in special session this
evening to take action on the proposition to
grant IA charter to a new street-railway COM
pany. The Ohio law, concerning which much
has been said by the friends of the new COM
pany, provides first, that before city council
can act the company must first obtain written
consent of the owners OF majority of the feet
front on each street along which the line is to
run, and, second, that the franchise can only be
granted to one company, and that the one agree
Ing TO carry passengers for the lowest fare.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-08
ESTABLISHED 1851

The success of our sale of Linen and House
keeping Goods has induced us 30 continue the
same through March. We have received and
opened lines in Table Linens, Napkins,
Doylies, Towels, etc, which make assort-
ment complete again. Customers Will again find
many specalties at the same low prices which
we have been selling at for the past few weeks
Many Housekeepers and Hotel propretors have
awaited themselves of the desirable opportunl-
ties offered by us. Our recent purchases will be
found to equal in value any before offered.
All goods marked with price in plain figures.
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The County "reminiscences.

Small bills were approved by the commission
ers yesterday, amounting to S746.12.
petition presented by w. w. Harod, asking
for rebate of taxes because of the alleged ex-
cessive assessment of his property, was re-
jected.
The following reports were submitted and ap-
proved: James W. Hess, expenses for February,
$1,6l9.sO; Indianapolis Orphan Asylum, quar-
terly report, 81 ,96s.75; Asylum for Friendless
COlored Children, quarterly report, $I,264.
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period, and when done everything will be in
readiness for the completion of the third story
of the uiding before the close of the season. If
the contractors fail to do this work their con-
tract will be declared abandoned, which will
render them ineligible as bidders on new con-
tract. By the end of the month, therefore, the
commissioners will understand pretty clearly
what they will have to do
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Combining Against the Commissioners.

The action of the county commissioners, on
Thursday, in extending the contract of Messrs
Flanner & Hammown for another year, without
advertising for bids, has aroused the comhatiye-
ness OF the other undertakers of the city, The
latter claim that the law is explicit in requiring
an advertisements for bids, and the awarding of
the contract for attending to the county dead 10
the lowest bidder. 1t is understood that the
validity of the transaction is to be tel ted in the
cnnrta
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indianapolis Pharma cists.

The annual meeting of the Indianapolis Asso-
citation of Pharmacists was held last evening.
The entire official board was was reelected, as
follows President, J. B. Dill; vice-presidenrs,
John N. Hurry and Harry G. Pomeroy; record
ing secretary, Frank II. Carter; corresponding
secretary, John A. Lambert; treasurer, Henry
Kielhorn; executive committee, George ". sloan,
f. A. Bryan and c. II. Schad.
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An aggravated case of selling liauor to a minor.
was tried in Justice Woodsack's court yester-
day. 1t seems that the defendant had sold beer
TO a boy only thirteen years of age. During the
trial the Justice, who buys his hats OF Ryan the
Halter, asked the defendant how much beer he
sold the boy in one day. He replied eight quarts,
whereupon the Justice said your case is dis
missed, for the prosecutor must have helped
drink the beer.
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TheState-house commissioners yesterday de-
oided upon detail Of work, in accordance
with their custom, which the contractors will be
required to perform during the month. 1t en-
braces all the work that can be done during the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-08

Patent suits pending in the Federal Court were
dismissed yesterday as follows: Joseph w
Wayne VS.. Thaddens A. Nicely; Charles H. JENNIE
VS.. Samuel Beck. and the Grain-drill Manu-
featuring Company VS.. Rude Bros. Manufactur-
ing Cnmnanv
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A New Medical College.

DIR. A. ]. Smith, professor in the Eclectic Med
ical College, having discovered that no articles
Incorporating the institution under State laws
had ever been filed, severed his connection with
it, and has organized medical college which
yesterday filed articles with the Secretary of
State. The new institution will be known as the
Beach Medical Collegs of indianapolis, and the
capital stock, it is said, will not exceed $685. 600
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-08

The directors A. ]. Smith, Joyce F. Hobson
A. g. Tressler, Charles P. He'll, John L, Marsh
and W. F. Wood. The Eclectic College yester-
day filed papers also with the county recorder.
and there promises to be q warm rivalry be-
tween the tw o Institutions
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You Butter Have One of Them.

We are agents for the sale of the Goshen oval
churn which is having very large sale; very
Substantially made, cheap, handsome and does
excellent work. Ask your merchant for them,
Also for the Enamel mixed paint, ready for use
ana guaranteed better and cheaper than white
lead. Send for color card. Rapid Ice-cream Freez-
ers. HILDEBRAND Il FUGATE, 80 S. Meridian st.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-08
A Brown County BIizzard.

DR.. M. Ii. Duncan, OF Weedpatch Hill. in
Brown county, says that in the early part of
February the snow and sleet accumulated on
the forest, fruit and evergreen trees on that
hill tthe highest in the STATED till they were bent
to the ground. and many of them badly broken,
and that as late as the 9th the icicles on the
trees we're eighteen inches long. On the 2lst
the wild geese were going south there; on The
18TH they were going north at Worthington,
Greene county.
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THE CONFIRMATION PROCEEDINGS.

Should DR.. Nicholson manifest Willingness to
accept the position, his name will be sent to the
standing committees of the various dioceses for
their consideration, which will doubtless be
favorable. 1t is then sent to the various bishops
and Will also he confirmed by them. unless some
reason should arise for contrary action. After
the selection has been confirmed, as thus iudi-
Gated, the bishop will be consecrated and assume
the duties of his position.
Up to the hour of adjournment last nigh, no
answer had been received from DR.. Nicholson
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-08

1T is impossible for woman to suffer from
weakness after taking LYDIA L. Piuhham's Veg
etable Compound.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-08

KING & ELDER are receiving their spring stock
of furniture, and 1t will pay those interested to
gall and see The new and elegant designs.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-08
BINGHAM & WALK,
FINE JEWELERS. AND IMPORTERS.

Diamonds and Precious Stones in novel, at
tractive mountings.
Superb Sterling silverware, in rare, desirable
patterns.
Fine Swiss and American Watches, Ladies'
Chatelaine Watches, Boys Watches, Fashion
able Jewelry. French Bisque, Bronzes, Clocks
striking on Cathedral Bells, Gold and Silver
Headed Canes Foreign Fancy Goods.
We ask an examination of goods and prices.
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0alt3e Summer 918.

Munb 0itsrS auseefplIt iuiro. Sobanu
ipai9e man bic gBnnSe nod tiidtig aus
NIT 5almiaf, Sa5ipaiier, Gfiig 6eifen4
ipaiier. I'm ben uebersans bes GjifteB
i, ben 8lutftron, su perbin6ern, miiEsn
bic 4oern oes nerIeBten TheiIeS burb
feites 3ulaminerbrideu unb Ghnilren
besieIben sefhIolIen iperhen. 81 bisien
@iftea seboren Das Mutbgift, ipsIhes
BON oem 8ifle toIler Sunbe berriibrt nnp
Die Butbfranfbeit er5eust, iene idred=
li6e aranfbeit, geeen tpeIde Ieiber CUR
3eit nod fein 5eiImittel eriftirt< bas
S4Iansensift, ferner Snisttsnitide nub
bas Robz coer gBurmsift.
8ei allen bier ertpdbnten 8ersiftunz
gen lit ielbltperitdnclid itets m0sIidft
baIo Elm 9lr5t su SoiiIfe gu sieben uub iinb
ale angesebenen @egenmitteI n,lr bis sur
grIansune zines iol6en in Nntpenbung
Su brinsen. Or. q. Bersbaus.
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@iffe uno @esensiffe.

Inter ben mannisfaItissn probuftsn
bic Die @roe oarbietet, lino neben csnen,
,peI1e benz Menlhsn als Nabruns oies
nen cine sroBs 3abI ioI9sr, Die auf una
ieren 3Drper 10 beftise Ginipirfunsen
auBern, baB oaour4 Die GeIunebeit ooer
boS 2eben sefabroet oosr perni4tet tuers
ben. Dod mir nidt aaein tpsrben oaDon
betroffen, aud bic tbieriIben OrsaniS-
men, nalnentlih bic bDber sebilbetelL uno
bic YHansen erleioea in.ibrer 2ebenstbas
tisfeit BON bieien probuftsn, ben Giftsn
eine baIp serinsers baIo srbBere 3erit0s
runs. Se nad benz telpnoeren lSeIen
ienet Stoffe nno ie nab berStufuns unb
Snoipibualitdt bes preaniihen 86rperS
reiden ietbit au ben bsftisiten oas 2eben
untersrabencen Wirfunsen oftmals fbop
iebr ssrinss Wtensen aus, 10 baB BON ben
peri1isoenen 8iften bereitS Der ;ebnte
cber afpansisite ober Dier3igite ober nod
geringere IbeiIe zines Grams IN gang
furser 3eit Gsfabren brinst, ipel9e ben
Iob mebr ober tpeniger raid notbpenoig
i'm @efolss babsn. Biele@ifte srforberi,
III dbnIi9en Wirtunsspeilsn grobere
@aben pber einen ldiisersn 3eitraun.
slnoere 4ailen anideinenD caS aebeu
unsefabroet, tudbrenO iie sleiAmobl bic
freie Ibatigfeit IN einaelnenDrsunels rber
Creanentbeilen franfbaft psranDern pber
I6bnen.
.yggssmsinbin last ii8 bic Gintpiriune
| sss 0iftfuiit al sins bic Sduts,
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@ a Z u n q.

9a mid Der Snbianer Umu-guku-
waua (Bbilipp 3orsenborn aus 9Sieied
Bel GieBeii) bOspiIIiS perluiien bat, iprrne
i6 bierour6 Ssosrmann, bemIelben auf
meinen Ramsn ettpas su bOrsen inoem iss
fur nicbts bate. 3usleib benterfe idp els
nsm bO6Seebrten Bublifun, baB Ss feits
berisen 8OrltsIlunsen fsinerIei rlnters
bre9ungsn erlsioeiL oa id bersitS einsn
ueuen DieI i96nersn Snbiaaer eils
sasirt babe.
Gdtunssnpn
Srans aaIbIe S9aubuSsnbstter.
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SIN Der csensita&t.
grauit, bu aesipinS.

Brauls, hu 2eHiuirsb.
ueber bic Grbe,
Dub iie jung trieosr
1lne lieblieh iperos,
Sauje pou ipilber Sup
Srsi bnrtb be Nailhe,
Streife bon TeIb unh @G&
9sten uno Banbsl
8raujs, bu 2ensipiub,
sSriiu in bic Brult,
Dab lie tiefattnseno ci@
Trinte nit SUIT,
5rei enrd bic Gesle bin
Gtr0ms bsin Msbsns
BIiitenb unb lenje2frct
aafi' iie srltsbsn!
grauis, Su 0erporang.
BrdAfe in 2ieoer,
2enjirine, niissns lie
sluf's l6neiIs Gefieher,
Saud5eHD rcn aSbsn bin
xrne ss III &5b'H:
Qe5slL ict ltebe bid.
Mstt " tib i6a
G9ssa1aee
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2nr lRetterfnnb

Sausmaso: o9n, msine 8ndoige
lit Elm reebter Satan ben eau5eit Gag
fbin,pft fie i'm Saus berum! go risI III
s'fpiB: Die fomn,t einmaI nidt in ben
Simmsl J" = 8ai5erin Diet! Grit
rsGt, bic nub ia brcbsn boomers
hsIfen !"
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1perbsI.

Dame: .&bnnen Sic aber aud
idtpeisen 2" - Serr: ID, sesen mid u
caS Grab Elm reiues aaffeefrans
den"
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6eIh ftnerrnth.

(Gin &eLIner neri9attet Mein.) GaSf /:
%, Sas mabt ni6tS 70 Birtb: ,@ie
-bas ma9t nibtS? g 6fpefeIidure
auf msinen Barquetbpoeu ~"
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So aIitibs.

Rei1enber: gSie, Serr 8onbnfs
teur, 1T in Der na9Tten Station 3eit, nm
Elm GIas Bier su trinfsn ?"
3onbufteur: % ia, trenn Sic
niat tpeiter fabren !"
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u NJ { Arsibuna.

Ser lieutenant 6. 1T Elm IebensIuitia
ger Serr, immsr fibel unb amiifirt ii6
gern." a., ,@ie fommt es oenn, bab er feline
Saare Sdon 10 fritb perIoren 2" Die
BAT er iidb ebea 10 pesdmIIirt."
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SransaaIble S9aubaSsnbsftsr.
@ebpIfsn.

Sin Arst Der burh ben iebr itsrfenglbs
ias zines pcn ibm erfunbenen RittsIs gee
gen &beuma idnea reid se!porben IT.
ipurce BON eii,em ieiner sSreunbe I'm Der,
tra,ien ssfrast, Oh Senn bas Wsitteg tpiyf,
LTD bilft. n@e,pib," entsssnete Atrislbs
..illir bat ca ashrIfen I"
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siaef d ma q.

Gillette: pRun, Gsstls. tpie ssfaGt
Dir Del Trompster ?"-
GretI: ,O5, sust aber feline 3GBrs
i9msdst bisls mad I eiiins."
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Mannigfaltiges.
GnIfh nerAnnben.

3i1ter: ,Gnti6Ii eben Sic ii1, mas
1T eSbnen Iieber, stpei Gage gait coer 10
Narf 2" InaefIaater ,,Da that i9 iebon
INN bic 10 Wtarf bitten !"
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8erfiderungSs u gent: $50
Seritbere Sic bod ano tbeuer. ......"
8erIi6eruns5sGanOioat 0Terfi6srn Sic
mid Iiebsr bod uno biIIiS /"
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Ste vMtllIt1lje 8ldttt
sas soHnsassslatt ses eiaesnnatt aarfsbIests, as -
tntsrbalAsusss saetfre sctpsme ,snb snen ne 9anYi,
a1H8 srA bis xTtit4tsst hss sarir psralffnsii5tAs
QrJa9iunesu ails n
aastli6t wlattsr ans mo9entIatt ali ttus gstsfs -
ru Sasr.
wre.s $500 per Sasr ssrtsfseL mad eursss sa.ss
pn Salr, pprfeFrci
Gii,ssIns gummegn 6iii gsuts, irriHr bas 4att sta
fsrt mirb.
GeIsftnbungsn fsnnen psr yyasnss DrserA pces rsss
arirtsn grisf alf infer miIifo semaat tvtrbsnt
DIE g!YClNaATi T0igssiAIE CON? ACME
Box lAIA,
Cincinnati. Cbic-
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-06-16

A LETTER was received on yes
terday by one of our citizens from
John G. JOY, of cattle flavor, in
which he characterizes all of our
people, with one or two exceptions,
as thieves" He should be a
good Judge of the article. The
letter purported to have been writ
ten at Lake Valley, and was mail
cd there.
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The Fl PasO & White Oaks R. R

The Ell Paso Daily Times Of the
18th inst. says:
1t would be premature to say
that active work on the White Oaks
railroad has already commenced,
but it is safe to predict that it will
in a few days. Contracts have al
ready been let, We are informed,
and men and materials are being
gathered. Meanwhile new finds
Of coal deposits are made around
White Oaks and in the country ad-
%iacent. With the railroad finished
% FL Paso, coal can be LAID down
so cheap here, both from White
Oaks and Eagle Springs, that the
establishment of smelters and fac
tories in this city, at some time or
other, is a foregone conclusion.
We can give all kinds of odds TO
Albuquerque, onr only formidable
competitor, and then beat it. 1t is
well to bear these facts in mind
when speaking about FL Paso's fl-
ture and the bright prospects upon
which she is at present entering.
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HEADQUARTERS PROVISIONAL
DEPARTMENT OF NEw MEXICO
Grand Army OF THE REPUBLIC,
SAYTA FEN. NJ. June 18th 'S3.
Special Order No. 9.
Comradc William Caffrey is
hereby detailed as special muster
ing officer for the purpose of mus
tering in charter members of Post
No. -- at White Oaks New
Mexico. BY command of
II. NJ. ATKINSON,
Dept Commander.
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Sra. M. H. de Sparks
ELodigta.

ACADIA de recibir IN nuevo Y
complete surtido de morceria, como
tambien e8ta lista 4 dar entera sa-
tisfaccion en- ell ramo de modiste-
ria. Sc solicita Ell patrocinio de
las Senoras antes de hacer sus
compras en- otras parties. Taller,
a la siguiente pucrta de la ohcina
del Sr. Ed. Bonnell.
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1t is requested that the old
soldiers meet at the Reading Room
Monday evening, for the purpose
of organizing a Grand Army Re
public Post. Let all old soldiers
turn out.