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Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-06-28
ApfLIeATLoN ZOE PATENT
sotloe no. 40.
UNITED STATS LAND UFf1cg,
lihII..Y. Ilahn. Ami N 1851.


UNITED SfaTTS LAND UFf1oE.
Hailty, Idaho. April ), lSSi,
Nefs6S Il hereby given that tue Baltimore
4na Niegogta Minlag Company, an utsRniseticu
lanorsssalea nnsles Che laws OF Utah Territory
hy issattofasy IN fact leSepi u blu &est, wl'esc
fo4iaflice address Is haites tgiaho, has made
application Tor i gnited states ratont for the
MINNIE MAY
lode mining claim. situate in Warm Springs
trcek Mining District, Alsugas county, Idaho
Territory, eaEeiak.ng ps ttal linear teet 81 tRe
lode and surtRce ground biN feet wide, being
lot he IL and described Ia the tslA notes and
nith nlagnetic Variation 10 ~ deggeea east, as
sotlorss Commencing at tba discovery point
and running thence n g ~ b., 80 ieet 10 \ end
af claim, thence = az 81 W. aai teet ~ Corner
No. l: thence ). o 20 W, ttgsfest 70 Corner Ne.
2: thence n ~ 81 f., tsa feet 10 Corner Ne. y;
thence NJ D. ~ ~. t4f9 feet 60 Corner No 8;
thence s 75v 81 W. etN featt Corner No. |, The
place 81 beginning survey OF eNsefiof oouuda-
ries of claim Containing iSsl sores.
From Corner No. l. section corner common
20 SECTIONS IA u.s. ~ d III I. a. \. H. IL r., haaIs
< 7se II W, ioo2 feet distant.
The said mining claim being OF record Ia the
office III the Recorder OF said niininf district at
HALEY, ia Aituras county, Idaho Tile neGlc~t
knows locations being the Baltimore and tie
lia Hariand.
direct that this notice be puhlished IN the
kETcHuM KEYSTONE the newspaper published
nearest the said mining claim, for the reriod ot
axty days. lloMkR l.. foifSn
Sm. Hyndman, Regis r.
Atty for Claimans. lApl5.
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-06-28
Homes tead.
LAND OFFICE at HALEY, Idaho, !

LAND OFFICE at HALEY, Idaho,
May II, 1884. (
I, Nelson Bridge, of Alturas County, Idaho
who made Homestead application No. 40, for the
S. w. Oh N, e. 04 81 N. e S. E.0.4tSN. e. O4&N
Il. A S. w. a, Section 49, 4 N 10 East, do hereby
give notice of my intention to commute to cash
and make final proof to establish my claim to
the land above described, and that | expect to
prove my residence and cultivation before Reg
lister d. Receiver at Haley, Idaho, on June 80,
1884, by two of the following witnesses:
John s. Lind, of ketchum, Idaho;
John Holman, OF ketchum, Idaho;
John Oleson o. Ketchum, Idaho:
Gearge p. Hodson, of Ketohum, Idaho.
NELSON BRIDGE,
Claimant
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-30
TEXAS TOWNS.
Waco.


spacinl 70 the Gazette.
WACO, My 2I-A mortgage was recorded
IA the county clerks Office here to-day In
favor OF Iogtfis Bro. 4 Co., bankers OF
Brownwood, Texcs, on the real estate In
brownwoodi printing presses, type. ran
chiscs, etc., OF our sunny south Publishing
company. 1t Is for 90 90, Interest at ) per
The payments run through q term of four
years after July Is 1885, The first payment OF
principal (slwV is,,lng aue IN july, isiS
States Judge OF the Eastern district of Texas,
arrived here this morning to visit his
daughter, Mrs. Peter McClelland, Jr., who
Rev. Jas. Mackey, d. D., pastor of the Fifth
street Methodist church, leaves for GEORGE
town in the morning TO attend the meeting
the Southwest at the Methodist institution
at Georgetown.
some oi the gentlemen who comprise the
proposed electric light company held n meet
ing tonight, to get their proposition ready
TO lay before the city council. They propose
to light much larger area of territory tnan
is now Illuminated with gas, and want at
least q ten years contract.
The Hebrew pentecost services (or
Feast OF Weeks opened at the Hebrew syna
services conclude tomorrow morning. The
musical selections were fine and the syna-
g0gue beautifully decorated.
In the district courtthis evening he second
trial OF ID. w. may. tue blonde young man OF
"bak Ing powder notoricty, was commenced.
The grand jury returned an indictment to-
day for murder against a. I. Farrow, for the
murder OLA. ). Dow. Farrow is still ut large
under bond.
Rev Jacob pither will lecture tomorrow
night for the benefit OF Waco Female college.
j. w. Boyd. grocer, was sold out late this
evening 10 Markowitz Bros. of 81. Louis at
Sl,sio: Their stock invoiced $3.50. Total
liabilities $500. 5000 of which is said TO be
secured by mortgage ON real estate. Brad
streets agency classes the transaction as q
failure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-30
SAN ANTONIO SETTINGS
Heavy Damage Suit-Boone Moore''
killing Observation-Disclosures
Under Water.
Decorating the Graves of Federal Sol
diers- Preparations for Grand and
Impressive Ceremonies,

Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, May 29.--George
! Schroeder to-day brought suit against
Henry Elmendorf and j. II. Nc
Leary and John II. Copeland, his at
torneys, for slCO, 900 damage to his busi-
ness in the use of his name in the re.
cent suit brought by Elmendori,
the latter suit for $4,000 damage for
loss of an eye caused by blow re-
ceived from Christian Schroeder,
brother of George, and in his employ.
George Schroeder being responsible
financially, was made party, and
now proposes to hold both Elmendorf
and counsel responsible.
Gentlemen who arrived to-day from
Corpus Christi,say w. II. Erwin stands
no show Of the Seventh district con-
gressional nomination that Judge
Stayton is the fret and Gov. Stockdale
the second choice.
The inquisition into the case of the
man Boone Moore, killed yesterday
while resisting arrest, was concluded
to-day, the jury rendering verdict that
the deceased came to his death from
a gun-shot wound from pistol held
in the hands of o. Doebler and James
Westmoreand, city policemen, while
in the act of making arrest. Public
opinion is very widely divided on the
business OF the verdict which is
equivalent to generating. The Jury
was composed of honorable gentlemen
and good citizens, but the evidence
was of such an indirect and conflict
ing nature that no other conclusion
could well be reached. The deceased
was demented and has relative in
the state asylum. He was a small.
weak man and very much emaciated.
Public opinion condemns the officers
for lack of Judgment aud GOODNESS,
which had they exercised would ha We
saved the mans life and saved the
CITY the outcome of another killing.
The Southern Pacific railroad is to.
day reported to be iiity-6ve miles
under water, sixty miles east of III
Paso, and two miles of track
reported gone. The river is falling
however, and forces are on the
ground ready to repair as soon as tn,
water recedes. The damage was don,
by back water from the Rio Grande.
Tomorrow being Decoration day, il
will be observed here for the first time
when the graves of 800 dead federal
soldiers will be decorated with flower
and evergreens.
The Texas veterans will attend; ais
the school-children, schools havin,
been SUSPENDED for the day. Col. Au
gust Belknap, commander of l.. o. c
Ord post No. |, will have comman,
when this pest for the first time vii
display in public its elegant an,
costly banner. The procession vii
be one OF the largest and mos
attractive ever witnessed here. i
, will illustrate that change of senti
ment wrought more by the spirit re
Gently engendered throughout tn
country to honor the memory of so
: diers on both sides who fought 8
} bravely and so well. The federal sol
. diers whose graves are here were men
bers of old regiments which had passe
D through the war and died from cholcr
during 1866. when the plague visite
e the country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-30
L.ONGyIEW.


Special to the Gazette.
LoNGvIEw, Nav 2o.-District court was
opened here on Monday, by Judge 7. J. Mo
Cord, whose charge 10 the grand jury was
pronounced without a superior. High water
has kept business back until to-day, and will
possibly retard IL throughout the term
Judge McCord being disqualified for trying Il
number OF the cases, afrangemcntsh have been
made with Judge Booty 10 take mis- place for
The remainder of the term after this week.
Twelve prisoners are in Jail and two out on
bond awaiting trial, MS follows; For murder
2; intent 10 marder. 8; burglary, /, and one
IN lnll at Victoria Tor the same oflense
theft,j.
The meetings at the Baptist church have
already been protrlcted Ave weeks, resulting
up TO the present as follows. lS have been
forward for prayers, OF which los have made
professions, IS having united with the Bap-
list church. A NUMBER of the remaining
sixty professors have made applications for
admittance 10 other churches. Forty are
81 Il seeking, and is mornings service
added many more. The meetings will con.
tinue Indefinitely.
w. ;. Robinson, whose mill and yards are
this side of Mason creek on the Narrow.
gauge, received an order Tuesday for /. 900 900
feet of lumber, which he Is shipping at The
rate OF eight ears per day. wilkins & Son,
whose mill and yards are the otner side, have
larse orders, but are not able
10 I'LL them, as Mason creek bridge is washed
away and twelve feet of water covers the APP
proaches. The water to-day has begun 10 re.
cede and by the last of next week communi-
cation VIII again be established with Easton.
One OF the orphan children OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Tally, little Van, attempted TO climb
the eavespout, when it broke causing his ialI
OF about foot. His arm was broken and his
shoulder dislocated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-30
BELL COUNTY.
A Precinct Conyention-The New Jail
Work On the Court. House.


Correspondence OF the Gazette.
BELroN, May 2S.-The precinct con.
vention of Precinct No. met Satur.
day In the opera-house, and declared
strongly against making any nomina.
lions for county and district officers to
be elected at the fall election. As this
county and district are overwhelmingly
Democratic, 1t was thought best to
allow the people to exercise their free
choice. This will make the race for
the district judgeship exciting. Rell
county already has two or three can.
didates, Burnet one, and Lamnssas
county yet to be heard from. AZ
pirants for the other Offices are no
numerous, but all being good men
Whatever the result, Bell will c0ntinne
70 nave as good corps of officers ms
any county. 40
The new Jail was received yesterdav
by the commissioners court N.Y.
building Is of native stone. and hao
cost the county about $50, 900. II ia .
handsome and imposing struct,,,s
an ornament to the city and an
h1nor TO the county. The prisoner
WIN be moved into their new uuarfers
this week. The city Is negotiatin1
with the commissioners for 7he n,,s
chase OF the old Jail, a. a calabooss pu'
A force OF about thirty-fiye men -.
AZ work laying the foundations for the
new courthouse. The work has been
greatly hindered by the rain T'na
c .s.,a Will be laid in J,ne
WIN Masonic ceremonies. '""e
awpofts OF the crops are discourao-
ing: Much damage has been ca.,sa
by too winch rain. -" caused
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-30
LAMPASAS.

Lam 'AsAs, May .9.-Price Griffin,
Insurance agents, report that j. Il
frlces house at Billiards. Cove
TOOK nreand burned to the giound. Loss 81
4O'. Insurance $3.50 in the Liverpool Lon
don and GLOBE com panies.
donble marrag. took place last night Mt
me Baptist church, Rev. j. A. Carroll oiiiciat-
ing. Lewis Wood, OF the law firm oi Math-
ews, Wllks& Wood, TO Miss Aurelia j. Baker
daughter of DR.. Boulds Baker, formerly OF
Brenham; and j. L. Green, business manag-
,r ior large lumber firm, TO Miss Lula II, .
land, daughter of a eadlng merchant OF this
place. '
The desire for the Hon. Henry EXall TO be
selected as "a delegate from the Fort Worth
convention to the Chicago national conven.
ZION rom this district Is largely Increasing
clark Y Freeman have finished tile scenery
i9r the barnes opera house, and IL IL a fine
piece OF artistic work.
The young bloods OF the city participatcd
ing. '''"
Ihe weather is fine and pleasant again
business Increasing; visitors are CONSTANT
arriving; The crop prospects continue good,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-30
WICHITA FALLS.

Special to the Gazette.
WICHITA FAILS, May GA very fine rain
fell here last evening, which adds freshness
to the already verdant and poisoning coun-
try. Corn, wheat, oats and millet, as well
as all vegetation. are looking excellent
and promise a large yield.
The festival held at Barwises hall under
the auspices OF the Presbyterian
church on the evening OF the oTth
was grand success In every particular.
Col. q. L. Frost, the efficient superiuten dent
of the Fort Worth Il Denver City railway.
was In the Falls yesterday looking after the
interest of the road and admiring the beau
ties of our city.
A. NJ. Miller, j. p, has been engaged In the
trial OF one Joseph Presley FOR two DAYS past
charged with horse-stealing com.
mitted in Archer county. Presley was
required by the squire to enter into recegn
lance OF $500 for his appearance at the next
Term OF the county court. The prisoner fail,
to jail.
Mr.. Morgan James. president OF the For
| Worth & Denver CITY railway, is in the civ
Nus. John Howard and her sister Mrs
Evans, are on a visit to friends In Galveston
lodge OF the |. .. @. +. is soon to be or
| ganiZed here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-30
JEFFERSON.
Candidates Coming Forward Personal
MentiOn-SOcial Gossip.
Special to the Gazette,

Special TO the Gazette,
JEFFERSON, May 2o.-Mr. w. Il.
Atkins of Paris was in the city this
week. Mr.. Atkins will remove his
family here, He will fill the position
OF cashier Of the National bank of lief.
ferson vice Mr.. A. u. Smith
resigned. Mr.. A. b. Smith left
yesterday for Fort Worth to take
up his abode there. We regret to MARI
with Mr.. Smith, as he was N genial
and courteous gentleman and stanch
citizen. His excellent family will he
missed from the social circle.
Mr.. Fred G.. Cowie, the worthy
representative of the Fort Worth Gt.
zErTE, Is in the city. BY his sober
and manly bearing and his courteous
manner he has won many friends for
himself and THE GAZETTE In our
vicinity.
Miss Sallie Ward. one Of our most
excellent young ladies, who has been
Tor the last week on visit to relatives
and friends In Longview, is expected
home to-day.
Mr.. =. Eldridge is In New York on
business.
Maj. Turner Of Marshall. the attor-
ney of the Texas Il Pacific Railroad
company, Is In the city In attendance
on the district court.
Miss Clara Zachry, charming
young lady, leaves to-day for Atlanta
on a visit to friends.
There seems TO be universal senti-
ment among the people that the inter
ests OF Marion county demand that
Judge y. w. Moseley offer himself M a
candidate for reelection TO the offIc
OF county judge. which he has 40 EN-.
ciently filled for the last two years
Notwithstanding the Judge has an,
nounced to his friends that he will
under no consideration be a can.
didaie. A petition Is being
circulated and signed by almost
every man In the community reauest-
ing him TO run, and to sacrifice his
private interests for those Of his people.
An honest man is appreciated ever, :
v here.
The Jlmplecute of to-day announces
Mr.. w. L. Jones of Kellyville as n can.
didate for county clerk. Mr.. j. u.
Cooke, the present assessor, as candi.
date for reelection; and Col. w. IL.
Sims, the justice OF the peace OF Pre-.
cinct 3. as u candidate for reelection.
The first ripe peaches OF the season
We're brought In to-day by Mr. Davis.
Biggs, the celebrated kellyville nur-
seryman.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-30
He Didn't Know it Was Loaded.

GALVESTON, May 29.-About 3
o'clock this afternoon young German
barber named Peter Frieckel. who
works for George Baubhens, on Center
street, was fooling with n loaded
revolver, looking down the muzzle,
when the pistol was discharged, the
ball entering Frieckers neck. The
wounded man was conveyed to his
room, where the ball was extracted
The wound, though very serious, is moi
necess lrily fatal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-30
SHEER
More About the Runaway-Disposal Of
Bad Characters

Special TO the Gazette.
SHERMAN, May 29.-The report of
the runaway accident in this mornings
GAZETTE was incorrect in that the
party injured was Mr.. T. &. Jennings
not Mrs. Jennings, as the telegrapher
made us say. This Is an unfortunate
episode in what would otherwise have
been u most pleasant family reunion.
"Uncle Jackn Jennings. as everybody
calls him, had gone to the depot to
meet the family of his married daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mary jackson of Fayette
county, Mo-, who had come to Texas
after many years on visit.
Uncle Jack" and his son,
Il. q. Jennings, met her ana
her four children with two vehicles
and startled home. Near the crossing
of Travis street and the Il. p. railroad,
the team driven by the young man
took fright at locomotive aud ran
away with the result stated yesterday.
Mr.. jennings is severely bruised
about the head and face, but was able
to come to the city this morning, his leg
not being 80 seriously hurt as was
thought yesterday.
Col Thomas &. Murray of Collin
county came up to Sherman to day
and is having pleasant time
among his old friends. or
course he Is talking lit
tie politics with the boys, and may
be skirmishing in the interest of some
good Democratic friend to come before
the state convention as an aspirant for
office. Col. Murray says there will
probably be no opposition In the state
convention to Gov. Ireland's renomi-
nation, as up to this time no one has
offered to oppose him, but that there
are several strong men In Texas who
could command sufficient strength to
1 make an exciting contest IL they or
either of them should take the field.
Capt. j. II. Britton, state engineer,
i now sojourning at his old home, the
Binkley house, slightly complaining
OF rheumatism.
The case Of Mr.. Prentiss, the Deni.
son rapist, was called this afternoon In
the district court, and 1t appearing
that the special venire was not served
in time to make the panel legal, the
court Of his own motion refused to SET
the case overjAnother day and ordered
a CONTINUANCE to the fall term.
On the trial of Helena Shobe, a
woman Of the town, known
ny the antlpOuai name OF "Wlld
BILL" charged with robbing one
Nike NcMahan of $1OO
A hard fightwas made by the attoi,
neys. Able speeches were made by Jc
T.. Cox and A, G. Turner for the de,
Tense, and C.B. Randell, county attor.
ney, assisted by Judge g. w. Cook, for
the state. The jury took the case at
noon, and after celebrating until 1880
p. m. returned into court and an.
nounced a verdict OF not guilty.
The case of +. p. Whitesides OF Col.
linsville, charged with assault to rape
Mrs. Lucy 9. Wells, an old lady over
eighty years OF age, was called and the
defendantby hisattorney, Judge Hare,
moved 4 continuance on the ground oil
absence of three material Witnesses,
whose evidence will prove that the do.
PENDANT was drunk for many days
prior TO committing said offense, aud
was insane when the act was done.
The remains OF Fred Ratio, the en-
queer who was killed In the wreck on
tho Texas n Pacific road last evening,
were giveii over 10 the company after
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-30

the inquest to-day, and were buried In
he city cemetery this evening. He
had a policy for 81 ,0O0in the Travellers
Life Insurance company on his body,
taken ont IN favor ofa sister. who Is
thought to live in Fort Worth.
Capt. Jot Gunter had the misfortune
to lose his trotting stallion, Ben Wade,
at his ranch yesterday, caused by a
kick. Mr.. Gunter priced Ben highly
as a present from his nephew, Julian
Guuttr, and he loses one OF the hand
soonest and fastest horses in North,
Texas. No price could have induced
his owner TO part with him.
The railroads here are now display
ing maps of the city of New Orleans
with view of the exposition grounds,
and will doubtless work up a good
share of travel for the big show when
IL comes off.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-30
MARSHALL.
special TO the Gazette.

MAhsHALI' May a.--Mrs. c. II. Weathersby
retired last night in her usual health and
uied before morning. She is said to have
been aiiiicted with heart disease. A large
naipi ana many friends mourn her loss.
a., host OF friends anu admirers Of Rev
raaner Stranger caiiet on him last night To
Ply .heir respects and bid him God sp. cd on
an ,s way 10 mis- native France. where he goes
vas served, To which the guests did ANNA
,usuce, and delightfully."- pleasant eyeninS
,h as s spsnt ny aii. Tue reverend father was
mteu ~ his friends, and many and earnest
, mc,e tme good wishes expressed for his safe
journey ana speedy return. lie left this
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-30

Observance Of the Celebration Of Zen
tecost by the Hebrews.
Departure Of Republican Patriots to the
Chicago Convention,

DALLAS, May 90 "A very fine maj
of Dallas county has just been com
pleted by County Surveyor }. Nj
Strong at cost of 5000.
The June term of the federal cour
begins on Monday next.
The directory of the Texas Trunk
railroad is to meet next Tuesday.
The grand jury has indicted James
Pylandcr of Grand Prairie for theft oil
cattle.
A Dallas merchant to-day in
formed THE GAZETTE correspond
ent that he considered
the interview with County Attorney
Clint, published in THE GAZETTE of
to-day, the hest advertisement Dallas
had ever had, and that100 COO copies of
the paper containing it ought to be
irculated.
20 The Hebrew Pentecost, or Feast of
Weeks, commenced at sunset to-day
and will last for twenty-four hours.
The occasion will be generally OBJ
served by the Hebrews Of Dallas.
Rabbi Schulz has accepted the invita-
ton of his late congregation to deliver
the sermon and otherwise ofliciste in
conducting the services of the con-
tirmation Of the Hebrew children into
the tenets of their fathers. A. Mitten-
thal's son Jacob, and Rabbi Schuhl's
son Aaron are TO be confirmed.
The county commissioners are en-
gagged in sub. dividing the county into
school districts.
George Hawkins, colored, alternate
to the national Republican conven-
ton, left for Chicago to-day. John S.
Witwer, white, who is delegate, and
A. Il. Norton, also white, who is an
also started to the same
place.
John II. Perigo was to-day granted
a divorce from his wife, Rachel Perigo.
The city needs disinfecting badly.
Certain sewers and low places are
such foul stenches as to
guarantee heavy summer death rate
If the health department don't so to
work SOON
Mr.. j. :. Daugherty says he will
have his postponed sale of lots at Col
)rado City occur on June o or 10.
Tomorrow being Decoration day
and national holiday, the post-oflice
will be closed, with the exception of
The general delivery, stamp and car
riers departments, which will be open
from . to 10 Il. m. The business deliy-
cry will be made at 7:30.
The city, becoming convinced that
it was too big job to drain the lake in
the rear of the old post-oflice building,
Yesterday let the contract to Messrs
tigh " Sanderson for $3.50. These
gentlemen will endeavor to perform
The contract by putting down apipe
$50 feet in length connecting the lake
" it'll the Marsalis drain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-30
TAENRKANA.
Special TO the Gazette

IAAAkKANA, May 2o.-Jerry Williams res
.auiant and confectionery was closed ON al
Mchment this morning for s25O market
ie!t Tor Dallas. ""e just
,,d LOWE county Democrats In convention M
s,oou' u, henderson, 4. Il. Murray. 4 II
VIM ID !; Marx, A; Lindsay. W. j. Allen.
Jas. isa Tshn,.saer' IA. Bell s. W. q. ,hipp,
s1r. worth convention. No ssn,irosm,
ynv. ,e.si Was expressed as 10 prefcrences far
isoe.grass. two.ihirds rule ete bot
ri.nsa a,.s, Was passed amid the Wildcat a ~
snnse ihs.,ncting the delegation To VOTE eh,
samuel j. Tiiden Tor president. 'o'e 'or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-30
WILLS POINT.
special to the 9szettR.

WILLIS POINT, May 29.-Dr. w. l.. Reeves
left bere to-day, accompanying Mr. Henry
Fuller to San Antonio for the benefit OF his
health. Mr.. Fuller has been in feeble health
for some months. and bls life IL dispaired OF
by his family ana friends. 1t Is hoped he
Will return 10 us in health, as he IL TO Wills
Point what Peter Smith Is 10 Fort Worth,
and truly the poor mans friend