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Application For u Patent, M. 1889.
UNITED STATES LAnD OFFICE,

llELt>A NJ. j., Feb !, IS>S
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Am.tle
~ Besscttc, whose post office address is
Blnnact. Bcavcrl,,ad county. Montana, h,s
this day filed his application for PIT.
Lode Mine or vein hearing with surac ground from
40 to ZOO feet in width, situated in no "rg.nizcl
Mining District. Cnan,y "t heavcri!c.d AM Ter,
ritory Of Montana and dcsignatcs by field notes and
official plat tile in this office rs Lot Nunh.r ~
in Township Z :. Range u ". of principal mr.
idan tor Montana ;said Lot NJ" u being AS follows.
to wit:
beginning at the S. W. located corner Which is
marked i-ilso per corner No. OF this claim,
from this the initial point for mineral sur
vcvs in this district which is NJ. Z. \. l. u. marked
OH the +. face Of quarzitc rock in place TOO xso
xSo bears S |, 30 W 7oe feet distant. running thence
y "a AZ T. no tect; tn nee So 90 + 40 feet
thence y s0s a. W roo feet; thence 7leSg w ia3s
feet; thence go IS $40 feet to corner No. the
place Of beginning; containing "l.'so acres:
The location OF this mine is recorded in the Re
cordcr's office ot Beavcrhead county, Al"ntoia III
Book Of Records. The adjoining claimants are
unknown.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any por
ton Of said Silver Belt Idc, Ninr surface ground
are required to file their adverse CLAIMS with thu
Register Of the United States Land Office ut Helena
IN the Territory ot Montana, during the sixt day,
period Of publication hereof, they will liz barred
by virtue Of the provisions ot the Statute.
+. ADkINSoN, Register.
] F. r. STERLING, Atty for claimant. t'Isl
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GlEANlNGS FROM THE ROCKIES.

\ San Joachim county, Gala farmer has
imported steam plow from England which
it is claimed will turn over from fifty to
one hundred acres per day.
DR.. Wilkins, Superintendent Of the
Napa (Cal.) Insane Asylum, says that one
person out of every 3S. OF the entire ropu-
iation Of California is insane.
Archie Harper, who fatally shot Joe Ly-
Ons at Tuscarora, New, recently, has been
discharged from custody, it being shown
that the shooting was done in self:detencc.
Two stage coaches on the road between
Lordsbury and Clifton, n. NJ, we're stop
ped bv highway men last week. In ad
dition to plundering the passengers, they
took tlnee Of the horses.
The preparations for the Triennial Con-
clave ofthe knight Templars, at San Fran
cisco, are being made witha zeal that gives
assurance that the celebration will be
worthy the Pacific coast.
Philip Swank, residing at Albany, Or,
was severely injured recently by the burst
ing Of a frozen pump. He built fire
around tn. pump to thaw the ice, when the
air within expanded, breaking the pump
into fragments.
The State Of Nevada shipped during the
year 1888, through Wells, Fargo y Co.:
Gold dust and bullion, $7+,.Soh. silver bull
lion, $6,sSSo,+. ores and base bullion by
freight. $+,o,,,S+7. Total, $lo.s63376
Sheriff Cunningham, Of San Joaquin
county, Cal, has imported three dogs from
! Texas to assist him in running down Grim
inals. The animals are cross hetweer
foxhound> and bloodhounds, and the trit
cost 5000.
The Oregon Short Line Railroad Com
panv paid out,on last Friday and Saturday
at Naples, Idaho, $4,000 to railroad cm
plovecs. The town is now full OF money
and stacks OF greenbacks almost loo
high are to be seen on tn. poker tables
A correspondent OF the Ogden Hcrahs
writes from Logan that an accident occur
red there on the 9th inst. While a bo.
named Joseph Bitters was handling cart
ridges one exploded, shattering his hand
The lad was employed in Kicks Y Bros
store.
Farmers In the vicinity Of Stockton, Cal
, complain Of a pest OF small birds tina
are doing great damage to growing grair
The birds, which are reported Is scarcel
larger than mans thumb, swoop dow
on Z grain field in swarms half mile lon
!: and occupy two or three acres at ttms
They attack the grain when 1t Is just shoo
ing out of the ground.
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Application for IL Patent, No. 1891.
UNITED SHARES LAND OFFICE,
lI,.,. ~ ~ t.,..- -.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that .Au,ede
~ Bcsse..e and Fred {. Nortu whose post Office
address Is Rannack, iicavrrhe..d County, Montana
Territory have this day trt their appiiyon for
patent tor $40 linear tt ot th \rc,:c Lode, Mine
or vein bearing gold with surface sr"ln>! 500 feet
IN width, situated ory,.uiz,l Mrin.. District
county "f hc;.Serheai. and Territory Of Montana,
and designated by the field notes and official plat
file ii, thi, fiitc us lot NO in uns,rv> Ned Town
ship No. ), Range No. II W u: principal meridian
tor Montana; said i.ut No. ) h>..,s uws, viz
Beginning at the y W c.r:.'r ot this clin, which
is lime stne 2"xIiN,s inch.s, marked 1870 for
eur No. /, from which No. 5 ni the silver BELT
lode n Al'cds Hyssrtte BEATS l.s 80 W 2,us feet
distant The initial point tor cr, surveys in this
Dist. is II. <. x l. r. mark on the + face Of the
summit q: granite rock Oox 20 It. which bears
y = ~ " sooS IT, distant running thence q, W
1900 IT,; thence o. l. s6p IT,; .i.nct :, - l. 500
H.; thnuce ~ " 900 H. TO tn. place III beg inning.
Magnetic variations 10 ,oi. cu,ain:ng i7.lS
The lorat On ui th'> NJ me is recorded III the Re
,orders office cl I;ravcr:,d County, N. r., in Vol.
OF Recoi, os said ru,,,ly. The aajniuu, claim
ants axe nnhI"asn. ANY and all persons 81 nn I'D
verSelS any puStut at said .\rcc Lode mine
,cv ground trc q 'rcd l., ii thts adverse claims
18th The Nsgstcr oi tn. United STAT. l.,n, Office III
ilr!e:a in the 1rrri:ury Of Montana during, hc sxt.
lays period ot pu.,it. .on hereof, tiny will ht
arred by virtue %; iii, provisions n the st'tutc.
Il. Atkinson, Register.
i, y. STERLING. Au%. for ;tDpl,cants. I6-ls
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Iraal .yl'fees.
Application for u Patent. Nh. 1,?5S.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Helena. NJ. l.. February AO,lSSi.

UNITED SlATtS LAND offNt,
,lE .ENA, NJ. T., February Ao,,ss},
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE \ that i'h'lip Snc'
~ nan. John sra,n,yan and Ralph R. Wallace
whose post office addresses are ls,nnack, Mnnt,n
have this ,l,y filed their application for patent tor
the Pioneer placer claim, hc.rins ,goi', with SIR
face ground, situated in organize, ,ninin: dis
trict, County ot Bctvcrhcad and Territory Of Mon
t.n:, and designated by the field notes and official
plat I'm file in this office Lot y .nber II in I'M.
surveyed Township No. IS. Range ~ h.s, "t
principal meridian for Montana, said lot No. II
being us follows, to wit:
Bcy,nnng at corner MOL Of Survey No. 1881, Lot.
AZ from which the initial point tor surveys in this
district bears ~ nyeso +. SIS feet dist mt; thcrc.
\. IS w 1910 feet; thence $. ".' T. 20 feet ;'henc.
S. $500 W. $50 feet; thence 5. Sseso r. ~ feet:
thence Y. 7s 81 Il. S>o feet; thence \. 81 90 W. h4
feet; thence n. rs W. 900 feet; thence y. IS W.
ls7 feet to No. and the place ot beginning,
| continuing i7.tt acres. .
The location of this Mine is recorded in the Re.
| cordcr's office Of County Clerk OF Bclvcrhr.d
county, Montana in vol. I,pagc 3,9 OF records. LII
adjoinin, claimants are LotjNo 80 d on the west
and Lot AZ on the South west.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any por
ton Of said placer m.inc surface ground are re-
uuircd to file their adverse Ct inns with the Register
Of the United States Land Ohcc ut Helena IN tn.
Territory OF Montana during the Sky DAYS pern
of publication hereof, they will he barred by >r
tue OF the provisions OF the statute.
+. .ADklNSON, Register
| !. u Srrn, ,>f; Any for claimants js-I.)
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SUMMONS.

In tn. Jusrloe CoIrt in ana TO. the c. unty OF
iscavtr:,r:,fi, Territory of Montana.
Robert H. ,diwav, p:,intif, (. g. Rob, SIDE.
fci,l,ut.
rhr people Of Montana send gre, ting to II. Il.
Roberts the above nlu,-t dc sen iint You are here
" rce"rea to appear IN an ae ION brought against
by lh@ ,io. nandpi n,,tf in thu Ju t:ce curt
.nd tor the county iSc.vcrhe:,l, Territory OF
Montana, and ~ answer tn com vi amt filed therein,
within ten ltys (Gxcl.slvc ot the lv o.. srrvice)
ter the service oi this summons, Judgment
NY default W Il be taken against YOU, according to
the PRAYER t,f said com, ,,i:,in,.
rhe said action is btush, to recover the sum ot
\n,,y-o'.c ~ .o-i'n u" AIRS, balance iu. &c.
..ut tor hay sold And delivered byplanft defend.
o. tn. 4th dt. ut NV. y. ~ i, IN ssi,l county
s.'v,rhe.d, Il. said defendants special i, stanc.
md request.
AMI you hereby notified. that if YOU LII, to :,p.
.'car a',l answer said complaint .b,v. re-, uirc.,
',e said plaintiff vii; take Judgment for tht said
of Ninety AMI 50 Ioo DIilars a;,d interest
besides costs III suit, hv default.
Given under my h nj rs Justice Of the Peace, in
md or County Oi ie.,v rheal, Territory ui Montana
has 9TH d., "t fehr r'ary, in the year oi oar Lord
(h.lo) WN =. kIKNWtNDN, !. r.
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the CO. partnership
heretofore existing between rs. under the firm name
Of rrask Graves, in the mercantile hus'ncss was
u,ry. ,Ss, All persons knowing themselves to he
indebted 10 us. either by note or account. are re-
immediate settlement, as further delay will not be
allowed. Z. ~ lRAsk.
The Public are notified that will continue the
general mercantile business ut the Old.establshcd
stand in Bannack. Thankful to the people for their
liberal patronage in the past. I will endeavor to
mesi: their custom and patronage in the future.
In retiring from business in Bannack. take the
opportunity Of returning thanks to- the public toa
the patronage SO literally exteuded to the late hrr
for number III years, and bespeak for ny success
or, Mr.. Graves, continuance Of the confidence a"e
custom ofthe people. K. NJ. tRAsks
Rannack, NJ. r., Feb. u, lSS3
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Rois and Asstes.

The U. S. Senate has passed the tariff
NJ as amended.
The formation of a new French Cabinet
as been intrusted to Jules Ferry.
At the late general election in Mexico,
.n Dial was elected to the Supreme
court.
The w. U. Telegraph Company has com.
,enced laying pneumatic tubes In New
ork city.
The coronation of King Kalakaua, Of the
kandwich Islands, took place at Honolulu
bn Feb. 12th.
The surveyor Of the poit of San Francis.
10 is making heavy seizures of opium
coming from China.
The feeling in thr Boston wool market is
mite. firm. Desirable lots continue to
command good prices.
At Alexandria, Egypt, five men connect
n ID with the murder Of Prof. Palmer have
,een sentenced to death.
Samuel !. Medill, for many wears 'nanag.
kns editor OF the Chicago 7'yibm"', died at
Quincy, Ill.,, on last Tuesday.
The American schooner, Pilot Bird, was
Wrecked on Desolation Island, and only
four Of large crew were saved.
The citizens of Tellesburg, Indiana.
hanged negro named Williams for out
raging Mrs. Taylor, Of that place.
Reerdell, one of the defendants in the
Star Route trial, arose in court, withdrew
his plea of not guilty and plead guilty.
DR.. Glenn, prominent Californian and
th. Democratic candilste for Governor OF
4tlat State in 1879, was shot and killed by his
8book keeper.
III The steamship MORO Castle, running
New York and Charleston, was
aIiestroyed BY fire in Charleston harbor on
8the .1st. No lives lost.
At Gallatin, Mo, on the ,oth, Frank
lanes pleaded not guilty to three indict.
ments for murder, and his trial was fixed
for the third Mond,y in June.
Isador F. Flatou and wife, an aged couple
committed suicide in Baltimore ON the 2Is,
by taking Prussic acid. They were too
poor to pay their monthly rent and con
cluded to die together.
On the 2oth, by the burning Of the school
house attached to we German Catholic
church in Brooklyn. N. Y, thirteen child.
rem lost their lives and large number were
severely injured. The school numbered
100 scholars, mostly poor children.
A Hong Kong, China, special says the
! United States war steamer, Ashuelot, l.
lost All its officers are saved, but eleven
/ OF the crew were drowned. The Ashulo'
was an iron paddle vessel, carried six gum
and of 76S tons burthen.
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Sunday Chimes.

DW.I.ON- Episcopal service, t.. ;irst and r."
Sundays of each month"; 1T ~ :. m and T..
Holy Communion the first Sunday Of each
n''nth, at morning service.
Sunday School ut II. IN.
Sabbath School. at Grac Church, at 10 n. m.
day Of each month, at II H. IN. and J PIN.
SILVER STAR-Episcopal service, III" s''r'n
Sunday Of each month, a, II II. III. and p III.
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Tribune Agent at Sheridan.

,.s, n. Brundape at Bateman's store, Sheridan,
~. ..nthorizcd agent Of the Tribune to receive
hscriptions, advertising and job work. and to re.
;nt foF ali money due this office.
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DILLON LETTER LIST.

DILLON LETTER LIST.
List Of letters remaining in the Post O'ic. at Dil.
Ion. l'cavcrhcad Co.. Mont.sna. for the week end.
ilng the e,d day Of Feb, 1853, which il not c.t
ed lor in 90 days will IL. s.nt tn,h Dead ic.cr O!
hcc
Adler Mrs. J. +. Marrow, Francisco
Beverly, Austin G Morris, Mrs W W
ID Wis, ,tiR M.r,cng, Geo
Crygs, A NJ Smith, II 7.
Johnson, W I. Shtw, seymour
Johnson, Herman Sh I'M kvr. Martin
Monsin, John Young, Mrs \ Il
Pc,son~ Calling f,r nn 'f III ~ owe letters vii
IL. ,sv SLY -.ad.rttis~.. J.WEIC;.. .i1AN, PM
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BORN.


SCH Glen i..,e. Mun..,n It,
February 20, 1888, to Dr. and Mrs. II. Sch.nalhau.
en-, Il dau shtcr.
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TANIES NJ. PAGE, U. S. MINERAL DEPUTY sur
J JvEyoR. Land business made speciality.
Salisbury, Montana.
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7 f. CALl.AWAY. ATTORNEY 4 CouNsELLoR.
j. Practices in all the Courts md United States
Land Offices in the Territory All business attended
to with pro,nptness and fidelity, Virginia City. Mt
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IIENRY n. BLAKE, ASSOCIATE JvsricE Of Mon
I tana W years. Attorney and Counsellor at law
Virginia City, Montana. [M45-]
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A MOS PURDUM NOTARY PuBLic 4 CONVEY
"A ANGER, Salisbury, NJ ntana. [6-]
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Local ads Il cts per line (nonp. measurc> or first
and cts p, line for each subsc.; ;uent nscr io \,
single insertion for less than IS cents.
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1E CLUTTER. NJ. D.. Main Street, Dillon.
J Hea averhead County, Montana. I'll
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27

4 church fair Ia Texarkana hit
upon the happy idea Of Il contest over
the "mOst popular mayor A. there
are two of ''his honor in that city.
whose popularity involves state AZ well
as local pride, The ladies reaped "a good
harvest. Mayor Chic took the prize.
aud Texas beat Arkansas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
AMID SHOES.
lewis Bros. &c 60.
No. sl5 HOUSTON ST.. FORT WORTH, TEXAS.
WANT COLUMN.

|',,th, nents under this head will be In
me rate OF I'VE cents line. each
| inseh words 10 the line. No adver-
| whisea Tor less than Is cents. Par
a. al We have no running account
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
r,,UNI,

COUND--A POCKErBOoK WITH A FEW
i papers md some money lHlA fouDd by
me and can be had by describing the same
and paying expenses. r.. 4. I.ingenpeitcr,
corner OF Second and Jones streets.
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FINANCIAL.

Manufactures SHARES OF FORT
w, Worth Loan and building association.
Address n. X. X, Gazette Office.
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PERSONAL.

| s,,dNSE LANDS IN MOTLEY,
~ n.y. Lubbock counties for Fort
|ash perry; VIII pay difference of
ki Tiu,tof inrther Information call
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27

l.. PfsfLEn. Attorney At Law and And
Agent, Cameron, Milan county. Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
MISS BERLIN x CO..
HOUSTON STREET, near the square.

EoVNn-oN WEST wRArItRRFoRn ST.
u hpackarC; owner can have same ly npl
PiHii3 ~ Vsreuc office and paying charges
anu ldentiyiug property.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
MUSICAL.

DuY THE GUARANTEED PIANOS. THE
ID Best makes IN the market, Weber, Pond.
Ives. J. II. Hale & Co.. at Max Elscr's Nos. 81
and ~ Houston street.
psTEY. MASON a BAML1S, AND
~ ShonInEer Organs. and Il full line al iuu.
steal Instruments az MAX Eisers, Nos. AZ end
~ Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27

VI ANlED no sELL-BARBER SHOP AND
W iiNiErcs- In u good locUtion, paying nom
SsU tosl upcr month. Cause Tor selling, other
business. call on or nddrpss.W. II. lyme
sos West Woatherford, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
FARMS FoR SALE.
FoR SALE LIVE STOCK.

NOR SALE,-3lJ HEAD OF HIGH GRADE
i short-horn bulls. Also a car load OF THOR
oughbrcd Shori-horn females. These cattle
are In our hands 10 be sold within the next
sixty day +, aud parties desiring such stock.
Missouri raised, can get of Us bargains out Of
This hard. JENAs lNNAsIMENT 90, Llmltrd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
BUSINESS FoR SALE.

A RARE BUSINESS CHANCE 10 A
n party who has q capital of 81 $40 and has
knuwleigo OF drug business, or h. willing To
sell entire. Address lock box 2la, Grand
View Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
ron sALn-nrkL EsrAIr.

-FOUR ROOM HOUSE. LOT 5SNIt0 ON
East cond street. Good well, stable aud
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
OUR THANKS

~ a. MI I'VE ont many customers for their very librrl
.ully prepared 60 meet all further orir W i,,,.i,
''"o'N anu mats MS also our splendid assortment o
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27

New York, November 26.--At the
celebration Of the centennial OF the
evacuation of New York city by the
British in 1913, an account OF which is
given elsewhere In this MORNINGS
GAZETTE, the following speech was
delivered 10y Geo. William Curtis,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
PROFESSIONAL.

nR. JAS. BREEN, RECENTLY FROM
~ the Eye and Ear lnfnnarY, Chicago, n.
linois, has located az Fort Worth, and VIII
attend promptly to the medical and surgical
treatment of The diseases Of tho eye and eaI.
Onicc. corner Houston and Sixth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27

business PROPERTY FOR SALE-A
ID valuable business house and lot la howlo,
Texas, corner lot 2jNliD feet, IN center OF bust
ness. House a5XbD fret. with rooms above.
owner reserves privilege Ofrcuiiug IN case OF
sale. Good interest In rent guaranteed ON
investment. Apply or address
&. q. JOHNSON,
Attorney and Real Estate Agent,
Bowie, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27

~ w. EorTH. HOMEOPATHIC pHYSI
posite opora-House. Telephone, No. 700
A. WALLERIcB, DENTIST FORT
N. worth, Texas. OmcC-Nu. l3 Main
street, up stairs. Uses Nitrous oxide Gas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27

EOuRGOOnHOUsE THREE LOTS s0xiDo
/ lU0Nln01nnd iOG2p. Peach street. Aggre-
gate rent So per month. Will sell scpuuitrly
or all Tor ST ,iU0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TO LEI roR BUSINESS runrosDs.

I1oR RENT-A STORE no RENT, .
i Rusk street, south eide Of railroad;. Al
ply TO j. %. MALLEY,
2D Dtggett avenue,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
HOTELS,

AIeGHEGoR HoUsE-MAIN STREET,
M McGtegor, Texas, by Miro. ID. j. Ish and
Prof, e, Heard; the drummcrs' home; table
supplied with all the delicscies of theHeRion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27

NoriCEi-I AM NOW PREPARED To
~ Furnish white sandstone ut short puilce.
lor an kinds OF bnilding work, also. to con-
tract Tor sidewalk uurhing, etc. Orders
promptly sGcd!ed TO. II. NJ, Flippo, MN.
sap. Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27

QUARTER BLOCK-lJp 100 BUILDING
" lots about ~ young peach trees. whole
block fenced; - be given away FOR 500 Tex
MS Investment Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


~. Of X. q.
DEGI LAR MEErtNGs FIRST AND
IL third Sundays In each month, y. IN. nj
X. T., HAL. Eco. A. WUoD, Seuy.
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CouNrnY rMOrnnrY roK sALE.

TOR SALE--;i2D ACRES IN THE NORTH
L part of franklin CO. Good title and Very
low price, Texas Investment Co,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27

77777sFF 7TFHN WUH
h oftllc contincI
They decided d
~. flfct, <1ftf All
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27

SlsCuNpHAND FuRNirURE. CARPETS
p and stoves bought a' Flcuncr ilros, O)i
hongton street.
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DENYING cHARGE or NEGLIGENCE.

Sergeant McAyoy. of the 0ne-hundred and. fifty
second Street Police Station speaking OF the charge
of negligence the part of the police. which has
grown out of the recent robbery at Fort Washing
ton, said to a TRIBUNE reporter yesterday:
am certain there is no Just ground for the gen.
era accusation of negligence for the special charge
brought againss the patrolTaen by Mr.. Huerstei;
false. We have what consider an efficient and
thorough supervision OF the patromen, two rounds
men and police sergeant beng ooatsnuaily ON tise
alert 10 detect any negligence on their part. Ihe
district. which is bounded by One hundred and
seyentIeth-st Two-hundred- and-slxth-st., the Har
lem River and the HUDSON Rivor
is patrolled by fifteen men, seven OF whom are on
duty at the same time OF the seven, two men are
sent as AIDS to the new Second precinct. Each man
has his owa beat to and il iia0le at any time
TO be visited by the sergeant or one OF the rounds
men,"
Have tho roundsmen regular districtW
The roundsmen required TO be ont all night
until the pal ro men relieved from duty, aud the
sergeant In charge MAKES bis visits whenever and
wherever he chooses. We have tnreo men TO
watch five, and IL does not seem probable. there
fore, 10 say the least. that the live men on duty
have been IN the habit of passing the night IN MI
Huerstels stable"
Are there no regular unmounted police on duty
in the distrlctP ,
mo unmounted police are assigned to this dis
of five and then the roundsmen aud sergeant ought
to cOdnt for some Ching"
Detective Thayer vino Is investigating the recent
successful robbIng, denied that chloroform mad
been used, and said that he WAS ca the spst az q
O'clock on Monday morning. at winch time NO could
detect no evidence Of It's presence. NO traces OF the
thieves have been found yet.