Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-23
WALSH AND PlrIo|
Land connl,.is'..s,',''','s' ' |
MI W'''h'a Administering I'LL
in q pictvioh.a s,, VI

IN. 49,. iEx., June Qa-r,
Inc. .ne interest the people s,,. y
, ,us,, in the canvas between s..s''
Walsh and Patton ts ,' ~ ~ !
commissioners 90, Of the s.s., !
Office and the univen.'I , d'.''
Informed on the manner i ' ~
land office is now balm, y, ~
u ,sA'. representatiye' .a ssa,!
" y, with Col. Pit, 4 \
OF OF the h firm Of Peter G. n Rps =
Oh Bolton. This firm h. n
NJ and extensIye. dss,'.
the land Office for m ~.
years, and are perbs'. |.
with its practical vo,s's
nrm In the state. Ths, ~.
less 3 had more dealings M ai's
Office than any other 4 4, q, sm,
county during the NJ ~ ', A..
The GAZETTE repressri,, ~.
Col. Rucker In his ueschs sss
Ginning, but not reposIns ny
shade ola tree which EMfsSs
m oct luscious-l looking p.seir '
Col. Rucker was found ~
and pleasant gentleman ~
all afraid or IN Willing d s ruu
WI views upon public men and M
The reporter convened M
chiefly about the land oiIis
grass, and the result Of he inis|
here given:
what do you think Of N,
candidacy for the position q
sioner Of the general land cti
II think he is the strongest
date out for the position, and
there is some very sharp lOe,l
the convention toprsvenr i,
be the next commissioner
"What do you know Of ID.
the complaints against Conn
Walsh Of carelessness and ns,I
II know that there Is lux
complaint from the persons
tempt to do any business with
office by correspondence. Al
time, the fault Is not enhr,
Mr.. Walsh. The correspond
well as all other routine bus
the Office, Is ATTENDED to byth
and i am not sure that Nj. '
any other commissioner, cal
men who are thoroughly Cd
to fill the various positions In
office on the salaries allowed
/ know that some VI the
now hold positions Ia the y
are Thoroughly compelei
bly, the chief clsrE
bursar; but / believe
of them are incomplete
believe Mr.. Walsh knowsit
they are appointed and realn
count of their supposed ild1
because they are lie most
of those who are willing .
state for the salaries, l. moi
am able to say. or thh, b p
am confident; should Nh. 7.
coed Mr.. Walsh he would
such clerks as be found to
tent" ~.
"What do you know q l D |
ment Of Mr.. Wslsh BY TIE d
Democratic convention,
II was not present d. du Iaq.
of that convention, BUY ns's l
pressions from several pIea !,
zens who were, and lfOm w
heard he would not hsysbts
expression Of The coaysa ~
one gentleman say that TIE
to- to mr.. Walsh could aaly
feated the resolution h,d . .!
the lead, and ! heard ~ n. u
say that there were Ol ~, W W n
u thew captured the ceavsDlls i I
der q general resolution l. lss' Vi
instructlDg for the P lU'ss
tfablOn hiilus6'e. n. vi "
the c heh Of Bell c !, ii
VIZ INV opinion Is that d. !. n
one out Il twenty Of th g., y u
county nave ,Ssf S iour out Ut siu
s those who have YOU'D u, n
Two rso'G men n wei were Iupirass.I;y ii
before tw .ne Grds'e Of ihs III IL
prseIIesrT, Mr. \, :h rs'IG %r. P.isni y,
procIiv vii y Z. p,,,a D,
II have not met , :! ~ . III ! !
was announces .'s' .,Iou' dIra ~, "a
have no . ,hIUlsu-'iishs ss ~
to 70 I maxi free rec grass NJ , Is
! s S;I's {. 4; 8; q 81
Meet Meet MT. Walsh 2 ~ n ne
Of free s, ns wSs sih W 'S ss :
IDEA de that .llais;a.is' ,, sst
;un,,u,I,,maerable bluua.s y ~ ~
i inus' it may serve = i.
what 1.ta 90 \, S0 Bel sSp'g , a't
Ing go op 81 !, slie
vi Il think I u y sSssssis'ss. Y fsai