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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-02-16
WeeklyHerald
FRIDAY. FEB 10. 1883

from Saturdays DAnT-l
Real estate still goes up.
Let US have a new hospital.
Carpenters are scarce in town.
The HERALD office is busy on I
large order for Spanish work.
Prof. Gn.he,ie is busy mailing Ia,
Methodist 10 subscriber. and others
BUlan has Introduced bill OF the
appor ionment of members of til,
nexs Legislature
I've, ty-two legislative bills have
bscome laws of the land 10y the sig
nature of the Governor.
Mr. j. B. Creamcr will rattle of
his horse this evening or Tomorrow.
Chances, $40 ench-
The Phoenix mine has shut dow n
pending preparations for machinery,
30 We Arc Informed
Mr. Shriver returned from Castle
Creek Yesterday with samples Of his
ores, which maze an average assay
of 40 per csat.
Prescott has had an upper crust
wedding. The high contracting par
ties were Mr.. I. C. PITTS and Miss
Josie E. stephens.
Lisut- Cllas. S. Grant ana Surgeon
D. II. Drake, NJ. D., of Brooklyn, N.
Y, came 10 yesterday evening from
M~ricopa, on their way to Fort
Med. well.
By an advertisement and posters
printed Mt the HERALD office we
learn that Mr.. John T. Dennis has
established lumber yard at Hay
den's Ferry.
The Orion Esa is the title Of tthe
nsS paper lately abolished at St.
Johns. Apache county, 2. NJ. Rom
ney, publisher. 1t shows enterprise
and is well filed with reading mat
ter.
Mcdonald s. Mathews have just
received from San Feancisco one of
Miller's patent broil cIs, making their
kitchen the most complete in town.
Everything sick. Go and try them.
We to-day, by the. the courtesy of
Hou. r. G. Brown, received a copy of
the raiiroad bill providing for the
construction of road from Tucson
to Globe. The bill has excited con-
siderable hot discussion in those
counties ard we shall study it with
Interest and care
The Resources Of California came
10 our table to day full of more than
the usual amount of fine engravlngs |
and matters OF interest concerning
that State. a fine BIRDS eye view of |
San Francisco occupies the frs; page
Mr.. S. E. Patton, contractor and
builder, has just concluded contract |
with the town today Ivy which he is
to c. n-truct and put down about q
Thousand feet of humc. Nj Pat,on's
well known enterprise and reliabil-
i:y have secured for him large
number of important building con
t.acts the past season, and The salts
faction which his work invariably
gives bespeaks all The work he will
be able 10 attend to.
We are pleased with the pr1posi-
ton of Father Blo:se and would
commend it to the careful consider
alton of our citizens. We need and
must have r, lief in the ma. ter of
hospital. The Communication of
day or two ago was not overdrawn.
The character of the Sisters for this
kind of work is well known, the
world over, and if they car be in
induced 10 take hold of it, rs it is
certain they will, without co-ting us
more than at present, we can have
> hospital where proper care may be
.aksa of the unfortunate sex. Let
~ call meeting.
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| WIN. B HOOPER 6 COL
DEALERS IN
Groceries, Wines, Liquors CigaFe
Oils and Mining Supplies.
SOLE AGENTS FOR

| J. A. MiIler's Chicken Cock WhisI
Two Stamps, all ages
Old Kentucky Log Caoin WHISKY
Coronet WHISKY
Vigorit Powder Company
Proctor & CANDLES Candies
Bay View DIstille4y, of san Francis
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a Card

To all who are suffering from the er
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of mani. cd,
etc i, 1 will send a recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
in South America. Send self-addressed
envelope TO the. Rev. JOSEPH It. INMAN
Station D, New York city.
o20,Iy,eodw
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Business Locals.

I'LL AAOu0I
Note Heads,
Letter Neads,
Shipping Receipts,
Monthly Statements,
Pamphlet or Book Work,
Legal Blanks of all kinds,
HoDDER's PATENT TABLETS AND
BLoTTER with your bill heads, letter
heads, nots heads, etc., go to the
HERALD Office.
Carpets cut, sewed, and laid, at
Carey's.
VIM. Is. Hooper & Co. are agents
for Damiana Bitters.
Neither sun nor sand get the bet
ter of Studcbaker Wagon sold by
| Goldman 81 Co.
A POSITIVE cure for dyspepsia,-
| Daniana Bltters.
Drinking Boca Beer, Germania
Beer Hall. 4
Just rcceived-a car-road of the
celebrated Stakeholder farm and
spring wagons. Persons in want of
any would do well to call and exam
| inc this fine assortment.
= GOLDMAN s. Co.
VIM. B. Hooper Sc Co. arc agents
| for Damiana Bitters.
For the brain and nerve is what
we need in these days of rush and
worry. Parker's Ginger Tonic re-
stores the energies and brings good
health aud joyous spirits quicker
than anything you can use.-Tri-
6une. jain
For health, strength aud vlgor,
drink Damiana Bitters.
You WILL never have a sour stom-
ache if you drink Damiana Bitters.
All respectable dealers keep Da
minna Bitters.
No matter how advanced in life,
Coed teeth in either man or wife,
Or maid, are rich prize;
And those who would the gift pre-
serve,
From SOZODONT won't swerve,
Should they at all be wise.
Take your girl out riding in
Studcbaker wagon bought of Gold
man & Co.
u will please the eye "a well MS
the pocket to examine the new cx-
tensive Fall and Winter stock just
received at Guss Ellis & Co.
The HOLDER PATENT TABLET can
only be had at the HERALD office,
which owns the exclusive right to
manufacture it in this Territory.
DIR. j. L Gregg informs US that
he><as just received a fresh case of
Vaccine matter. lie may be found
at Irvine's by those wishing has SER
vlcea
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-02-16
Notice for Publication.
First publication F-Drurar, "a. 1883 ]

Feb uary ~. 1883.
Notice ie hereby given that the 10 low
ing named settler, Stmuel +. Webb, has
filed notice of his 'ntenticu to make final
proof in support oil his pr--era piion claim.
No. TAG, and secure final e"try thereof. be-
fore D. II. Pinn"y, Judgr of the 2i Jldf-
cial District Court Of Arizona. Mt p oerix.
of IL a. clock. a. m. for the n T. u o. sec
ton 80. township 2 N. Range + G and
S r M and names the following a. hrs wit
ne-ses. viz William h. q born, james p 4
Holccma, William A ia co k. {, Sarph
uel Fran lin, all of Phi enix, MaricoIb3
county, Ariz1no.
HENRY COUSINS. Registerl
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AGENTS FOR

TMPOR FAINT TO MINERS, SETTLES
L on Public Lands, laimants for In
dim Depredations. a Soldiers ar d
sailors in Every War or their Heirs may
find something to their interest under
late laws and decisions by sending for a
circular, FREE, to w. A. Coulter, Attor-
ney at law, St. Cloud building. Washing
ton, d. C. Twelve years practice in the
highest c5urts, before congress, and all
departments of the Government, Special
a te ton given to contested mining
cases, homes eads, presumption, desert
land and timber culture contests, con-
firmation of Spanish and Mexican grants
and occurring pa ents to any class of Pub
lie land
MINES "A large number of mineral
applications are devective and may lead
10 expensive litigation. Every miner
who wants a patent should employ a
skilled attorney in Washington to exam
inc his c. Sc and correct ANY mis- axes or
defects that exist i application, proofs,
and other papers. Best of references
given.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-02-16

Buy a Stu3ebsker spring wagon
from Goldman s. Co. if you want
something in that line that is hand
some and convenient.
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James johnson and Andrew Jenk-
ms, brakemen, were killed on last
Saturday, near Petersburg, Va, by
the deraiiment of a construction
train.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-02-16
Important Sale or Property.

An important sale of property was
consummatc1 this forenoon in the
transfer of the Strende property
where the saloon and theater now
stand TO Messrs. Guss Ellis s. Co.
The lot is on the corner of Washing
ton and Montczuma streets, diago-
nally across the street from the
northwest corner of the plaza, and is
fifty feet trout on Washington street
by 1875 on Montezuma. The build
ings now on the block are low, one
story, wooden structures worth for
business but little more than the
lumber contained in them and which
Mr.. Stroude will move. The bare
lot brought $4,000 cash. Mr. Stroude
has made good sale and Messrs-
Ellis s. 90. will Immediately PR.
coed to the erection of large two
Story business house that will cover
the whole lot, in order to accommo-
date their large and rapidly inc-eas-
ing trade.
Mexican Coins, Weights and
Measures.
To obviate the necessity of the use
Of the Spanish dic,ioncry, NC here
with append the tables of measure
ment, value of coinage and weights
now in rs. in the Republic of Mex
leo, and also The English equivalent:
COINS.
One GA, gold, equals SIG.
One peso, silver. equals 81.
One real, silver, equals 121a cents.
One medioreal, silver, cqua.s Oh
cents.
One quarlil.o, copper. equals 316
cents.
One tlaco. copper, equals l and
1 16 cents.
MEASURES.
One foot measures 0. 929 feet En-
glish.
One vara Ghree feet Mexican) is
equal to abaut 33 inches, English.
One league (26.63 to one meridian)
equals 5000 varss, or nearly three
miles, English.
WEIGHTS.
One onza Is ochavos equals one
ounce
One ma CO Is onza) equals one
hulf-pound.
Que libra e marcos) equals one
pound.
One arroba Us libra.) squalls IS
pounds.
One quintal a ar. obas) equals 100
pounds.
One carga g quintals) equals 800
pounds.
One fancga )140 pounds) equals
two bushels nearly.
Gne alumer (almuerza) equals LIZ
Of fancga.
One frasco equals nearly five pints
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For s ale or Lease

TIME HOT RaPRING RANCH. THE
best Stock tcnch in Ari zoha. Abund-
nee of fine waer, and unlimited supply
the best grass g. 1t is located 30 miller
ON Be. son, 12from San Pedro river and
m mands an area of 100 square miles
enced on three sides by impossible noun
aims. The b,st Ranch for Blooded Stock
n the Terri -Osy, Also thoroughbred Ken
ucky Jack is hands high:
q. KING.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-02-16

Val B'atz Milwaukee Beer
Dr.. Siegert's Angostura Bitters
Damiana Bitters
Macondray & Co.'S Louis Roederer
Champagne
Harasthy 6 Cos Eclipse and Grand
Prize Champagne
California Star Oil Works Company
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Corral to Let.
Notice for Publication.
First publication February IS. 1885,

Land office ut Tucson, ARIZONA.
February r. 1888
Nnti ce is hereby given .hat the f~ffd w.
ing named settler, Henry E. SloS~er. hi.
fled notice of his intention to make final
proof in -upport of hi. homestead claim.
No. 103. and secure final entry thereof ba-i
fore d. Il. Pinney. Judge of the 2nd fudi-I
cial District of Arizons, at Phoenix. ON thol
21st day of March. 1883, ct the bosr OF id
o'clock, a. m for the EK n VIZ and W.
n e 4 section 20, town hip l North, rang
2E G and VI and names the follow ~
as his witnesses, viz: Wiliam-H Dow
ard, Martin P. Griffin, joseph Nonih
and Michael Enggesun. all of PhUn
HENRY COUSINS. Rsgisteil
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The California Legislature is try
ing to extend the time of its session
from sixty TO eighty days.
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Rough on Eatn.

Clears OFT rats mice, reaches, flies,
ants, bed-bugs, skunks, chipmun 5
gophers. 15c. Druggists.
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First publication February IS, 1888 ,
Land Office 5 Tucson Arizona,

Fe Una. y 10, l5e3
Notice il herehs giss tsst the to- Is
ing ramed settle AoAn ID Wiili1,a
has filed notice at hI- intend X
make final proof II support OF b
homestead claim, No. u AID G.,
final try there I, Def re Il. Il Pfnnd|
Judge OF the Sec nd Judici,l Dis; ic
Arizona- on the 60, IA day Of Nj. rch, 1888. !
*he North Eas = cf eticn 10. towns
h 8 Witnesses. VS. James p Mod
Gsorge r. Robert Viii, aIn Ru1
L. Shaw of fhaniS. Ma icopa cou
Afizs a.
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Skinny Wen.

"Well's Health Remover" restores
health and vigor. cures Dyspepsia,
Impotence, Sexual Debility. 81.
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DIR. J. L Gregg informs US that
he/>>as just received a fresh case of
Vaccine matter. lie may be found
at Irvine's by those wishing has SER
vices.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-02-16

The HOLDER PATENT TABLET can
only be had at the HERALD office,
which owns the exclusive right to
manufacture it in this Territory
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-17
Disbarred-Court of Claims.

WASHINGTON, April lG.-A decision was
rendered by the supreme court of the
United States to-day in the disbarment
case OF j. B. Wall, brought here upon pc
ution OF mahdamus from the southern dis.
trlct oil Florida. Wall was disbarred and
forbidden to practice in the United States
courts OF the district above mentioned for
having taken part in the lynching of pris
oner named John, who was in iail nj
tampa, Florida awaiting trial on charge
OF rape. The petition asks for writ of
mandamus to compel the United States
district judge to restore to him the rights
and privileges OF an attorney in said court
ON the ground that his disbarment was
without due trial and conviction for crime
and was unconstitutional. This court. in an
elaborate opinion by Justice Brady, holds
That while there is no settled and inAexi.
Die rule OF procedure in cases of this kind,
the Federal court may in their discretion
disbar an attorney who has been guilty Of
conduct OF such nature as to bring dis.
grace and scandal upon the court, whether
he had been duly tried under the criminal
laws of the state or not. The petition for
mandsmus Is therefore denied. Judge
Field read dissenting opinion.
In the court of claims to-day, iudgment t
was rendered in favor of the Oh icago, Mil.
waukee q st. Paul Railway company for
slhoSo. This was a claim against the
United States for balance due on contract
for carrying mails.
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GALVESTON.

rI. t,t...- -.
'"o os'"'e'y OF" skeleton the sensatlvp
ot'he "o"r-k Knights Leaving for Dallas
-Etc. Eto.
GAlygsxoS Anr;l III tanoo,oi, ,..
1i.oov.,r nNN'""i , NV
'''o''e'y VI tue sNe'e'oh Oh ,haries Lamn
in small frame house ina thickly settled
portion of the city ves,erdav ana ~. ;,a,
n,tahlo ov,daroo ,,.,h.rss 'sV '''I
morths 10 ,ha .na. sa,'. ny nau oeen ueas 'er
s,panas pns ,ha, 'uv ,n,s sensa"oh W tne hoRf.
WAS y shania ,, taS bus, a"au, i.uluse thougn De
shrn,daS sav n"e ,,'on ''eo anu pteh leit nm
time the doo's y, h;s 'I'ns hn ualang WIN
@ W.. "v u"V's VI i's house were never
Sps," ,nJn, Se'eIe feneeuoh rpnn nelch-
soaJ I con'r',,,,i,; ina' pLevals ~ All enhght"
who snaw ,he S.oaaa Pcnhlhg WIN one
WV N"'" 'hc ueceaseu, nc SAID! "Mf.
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The Newhall FIre Uorror

MILWAUKEE, April, lG.-The evidence in
the schiller case is all in. District Attorney
Clark addressed the jury and reviewed the
evidence OF the prosecution enlargins upon
'he defendants debts and his suspicious
movements previousto the fire and on the ia.
taI night He was followed by Mckinney at.
'orney Tor the. defense who said the prose.
cution had picked point at which they
believed they started and had tried to prove
Shch was the case but had offered no proof
that the ihe did positively start there this
afternoon. Attorney Somers will close for
the prosecution and the case will 30 TO the
jury Public feeling is that they will re-
turn verdict of acquittal in five minutes
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-17
Memorial Services at Springfield, Ini-
nois on the Death OF Abraham
Lincoln.
A Brother of DIR. Gallagher Arraiyned a
In London Under the Anti
Dynamite Act.
A frightful Case of Mangled Humaui,,
Caused by an Accident in
Saw Mill.
'rop Statistics, Haugings-O Other Items
Of General Interest.
happenings at Home and Abroad.
Keeping Green His Memory.

SPRINGFIELD, I'LL, April l6-Memorial
services on the 18th anniversary of the
death OF Abraham Lincoln, were held in the
Oa'soomb National Lincoln Monument yes.
terday, under the auspices OF the Lincoln
"usrd OF hono". The programme emtrac.
cd religious exercises. music, reading OF
PRESIDENT lincoln's Sunday order to the
army and navy, an Grafton by Gen. Thos.
D. Henderson, OF Princeton, H., and read.
ing cfan original poem by John II. BRYANT
a brother OF William Cullen Bryant. AT
the conclusion of the stated exercises, the
oa'acomo was opened and large concourse
passed in and placed flowers and evergreens
on the sarcophagus.
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M'KiNNEN,

Knights Of Fythias Coming - a Senator's
Estima'o of the Legislative Work - Rec
Keepers Meeting.
MckGNSEy, April lG. - Especial l. DsG-
ance lodge, No. rs, Il. OF T., leave on The
early train tomorrow morning, under &C IN
mand of Col. \. II. Murray, to Join in the
parade OF the Knights OF Pythias ana TO
participate in the exercises and festivities
attendant upon the meeting of the Grand
Lodge, The lodge is composed Of many OF
our best citizens, and arrayed in their tasty
uniform will, without doubt, acquit them
selves with credit TO our city. Most OF THEM
will be accompanied by their families.
Hon. John Johnson arrived home SatuI-
day night, utterly disgusted with his late
legislative experience. He says that the
state is two million dollars worse off than
beflre they met. There is not sufiicien.
known of the proceedings for public senii-
ment to be formed, but some people viii
likely accept the estimate OF the Senator.
large attendance is expected at The
State Bee Keepers meeting which meets
here tomorrow. The members will have
an opportunity ti seeing the improvement
made by Judge Andrews on the American
hive.
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SAN ANTONIO.
happenings in the Alamo Clf,


sAN ANTONIO, April l5.--[Special T.
fiiteen deaths were reported for the past
week, the largest list Tor many months.
Six companies OF United States cayal,v y
have been ordered from Fort Clark IN
Lang'ry, on the Sunset route, where ,be
red devils are depredating
Pitts, the negro who killed the CITY mar.
sinai oi New Braunleis a few months a~o
has Just had habeas corpus trial AZ Cns'
troyille. and was denied bail.
pail, OF penitentisry birds were brouebt
here to-day from La Sale county, en- ronte
for Huntsville. y" ''u'o
Ochiltrse, the Red.headed Ranger of
the Rio Grande," goes TO Laredo ,his
morning to inspect Governor Hunts coaI
mines, and will probably invest his salary
in black diamonds '"'"''
is reported on best of authority that
ex-Marshal Russell, now in jail here. has
agreed to accept the two years sentence i'm.
posed on him and serve out his term In the
peniteniiary, without appeal or application
Tor pardon, the remaining cases aSainst
him to be dismissed, which is more than
probable. '"""
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AUSTIN.
General Resume of Capital Events.

vi NNpttNl Events.
ApsriN, April l6.-[Special, NEARLY all
laws passed by the legislature have been
placed IN the hands of the printer, and
Will be issued as soon as possible.
The constitutional amendments will be
sent TO the newspapers as soon as copies
can be made, which will be some time
this month. One paper in each county
viii publish the same by authority. Four
amendments are TO be voted on.
Ihe new penitentiary board will be or.
gani2ed IN few davs, and provide for the
disposition of prisoners and mode of work
ing convicts. The governor has not signed
the bill yet, rs it will dissolve the old hoard
ana he desires to obtain from It all the In.
formation officially possible before creating
new board. N>"''e
He to-day signed certain items in the an
proprlatioh pilI, but Withheld his signature
from others, for further consideration.
The department clerks were paid oil to.
day, three months salary being due.
Ihe following charters were filed TODAY
me Martin Brown Dry Goods company. of
fort WORTH capital stock, S500.00O. The
MARSHALL Mining company; capital stock.
Sio,OOc. The Central Elevator company. OF
Dallas; capital stock $4,000. iucorpora.
lots y. 4. Rainwater, John Il Stewart,
john +. House. y
H. I. Sparkman, Decatur, Wise county,
was appointed by the governor to-day dis.
,,rict at orney of the Tenth district, vice r.
V. Bell resigned.
Inc attorney.general has information
mat all is quiet IN LaSalle county, and no
further trouble is anticipated.
Inc comptroller paid into the treasury
today s5O 600 to the general revenue and
SO 900 TO the school fund.
Corn ls looking well, and the prospect for
an immense fruit crop was never better.
ooioheis Johnson aud Hunter leave in
the morning for Bolton, to arrange for tbe
annual reunion OF veterans on the Ioth
Ihe attendance is expected to be large.
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Tho. Wrong Time for n Strike

CHICAGO, April l2,-President Potter, of
the North Chicago Rolling mills states
that the mills will again begin operations
IN three or six months, or not at all. He
sddi they would not be started while pres.
ent prices continued. Four thousand men
have been thrown out of employment by
stopping the mills. Mr.. Potter thinks that
one-third of the rails needed this year are
already in the market and expresses the
opinion that the outlook for laborers out
employment is dark one.
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Freight Rates-An Un,ueky Peace. maker,

ST, Louis, Mo-, April l6.-Charle, Francis
Adams arbitrator of the Eastern trunk
lines, has arrived here to obtain information
upon which to base the Encouragement of
the live stock percentages Of the roads run.
p,ng east from here. lie leaves for Kansas
City tonight.
Cotton shippers and local railroad agents
are feeling much aggrieved because Com.
missioner Fink has declined to reduce col.
ton rates from here to the seaboards ten
cents per hundred, as they requested him
to do in order to meet the competition Of
'he water routes from Houston, Galveston
and New Orleans.
Adv'ces from Rayville, Louisiana. saw
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ST
BONHAM,
Hou. Mr. Chenowcth serenaded-A Buiid.
ing Boom,

BosHAh' April lG.-tspecial. The nu.
merous friends of Judge James Q. Cheno.
weth rendered him a complimentary seren.
ade tonight on his return from Austin and
nus duties as a member Of the 18th legisla.
ture. lie has the endorsement OF large
majority OF the citizens of Fannin county.
The three frame buildings on the sonih
side OF Main street are being remoyed ~
make room for three brick business bouses
TO be built bv W. A. Nunnelee. / w
Dabney, and DR.. Benjamin Dabney. We
Bonham Is on big building boom both
IN business and residence property.
The weather the past week has been verv
their crops. 's Il"
Shipments ofcoiton to date $500 bales.