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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-29
THE wm.nrEa,Xu uALLEnY.

IN !. i, 1.-Two :. Tf -, = vbo 49,, o,a,,,,,
q 1.-Two bn,--,ha, ,s-Ye,I yor Lros,w yvbr,
7 want n pav-why somo syil ysnius ,ak,s
ha,1 ~ ~. t.nd snd .,;Jes 81. n.n nd
No'u - .'a na'Au "Au su'u.' '''' pa "'u
makes himself Wfi.e hlthseii down an ass
You have known men to write BILLY stuff
even actionable BiUil-whO wouldn't have
uttered !. by word u mouth Tor town lot
on Jour corners. Maybe \, Is because
when man writes be feels that he Ia talk.
dental. LheIes your itieha Sharon me
him bv n" ea, "ro1 ,ns conr,s sb. ran
addressed her as bis "dear wife" which
probably abe wasn't, and which he never
Intended she should be. Now Sharon baron
AnU Urn en ~, " ntJ i ~ ousu 81
" m"o Sn a. to S;n nN ,%,o ,n" ",raS o
Ia WY ""en kJ ~ ~ an io,,ax IVA
cI lao ha oo 49, w.. mn uJo ,hnrah
C "onu lew .n w. ,'"~ a;,, 90 'no ;pa
s naa' ~, n'a sA.In ~. TIA. H" ',sn '
e.h ,r muu 1 .ents =, ,to
Z ~ :; 20 na,,,n. ,,oaj J;r;dnnla "1 -
- '' 500 e r. '"e 49, y. $500
I X y
Batting me ehafon case OUT there are
real lovers who write In the same Ill.
advised ye;n-"My Dear Wife. "My Daar
u,sh,,,,u l., o,,,;o,n,,;o, ~ a., 80.
and saaHa rai,.;on maJ ,s " .La' 'en n.
anu nasu ie.a' n1L.I I I'sI "au NJ ~
honhaie, .o. H. y. ~ su annoai S.ouiu guy W.
thsaa ,mn" ",e M v. thaso S;n"s abars
i i;h am sn ous LIZ ~. sa aa one,s
VI PeG; u ovs ~ .b;a
s,sfS'sSi !, r =. -'.-'''
In tho West the raids on the liouor bust.
ners ara iniuriny the ,ade OF billiard man.
,,t,o,,,.o~, 49,. II ,,,,o,, aao,a :. .l,... 81
u'Ae.a1eis' one VI "ao'n oe''afes 'na'" w.
Z haru room can't exist "iIhout q bar. II
/ this Is true "pi.y It's tia true" So beauti.
J. full a game essentially diversion and re.
Taxation for ouiet. venteel peonle-onvh,
Z; mot To be inseperablv connected in NH.
Il lie place with drjuf, II NAV be that the
4 keepers Of billiard rooms have not madean
INTELLIGENT and well.Bus,ained effort to pet
along without bar, Perhaps thew have
not tried to presept some greater attraction.
4 A oniet orderly roon. atIpplied with thn
daiiy papers. tables for billiards. cless and
Sdrauvh,s, hiph.prade coffee, rich cream.
= toothsome sandwiches and good ciparsmit
Z mivht be that M establishment condnc,eJ
on ihis nlen wonld attract naonle who havc
money to spend but viii not en,er a lar
room. 1 don't know that il would. Pos.
sibly we shall have to wait ior capitalist
z and nh;ja nthron;ot IN nata the n, a.;
4 -nart ''" r. - ~ w 90 '''
I .,g.,z,11S', X 55ttl tgs5.
heard a mother cay, the other day,
! that she didn't know what had cot into the
pirls n This generation for IN ber i,doo
mani Nov don,, Lno,r ,,y.h;nn ~ ass so
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-29

NUTRITIOUS food Is essential as q means o.
restoring consumptive to health. A medi-
cins that will strengthen tie lungs and
soothe all irritation Is also necessary. Such a
remedy Is Dr.. Wls!ar's Balsam OF Wild Cher.
~. It Is the only preparation OF Wild Cher.
~ that gives complete satisfaction. II
quickly cures coughs and colds. DAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-29
w a NEED.
Or. David Kcnne,Iy'S Favorite Remedy
to Remove Apring and Summon Com.

Or. David KcnnelIy'S Favorite Rcp,ed,
to Remove Apring and Summer Con,
pin,nts. Sis M Y 2. .E9t
A great many percous find themselves much mn
noyed Ia the spring and summer months BY c,un
tlons upon tho ssiu, which arc often attended b,
tho most painful seuta,ions Of Itching and burn
!ns. and someiin"s become widespread, insight,
sud obstinate so:cs. Corpulent people arc espc,
clally subj to tricky Heat, Hives, Bos, Herpe.
Preputi4lIs, and other such Ike petty but mad
deninI infections, physlc.sns prescribe and apo,h
oeafles SO al inaaltc number o. temporary allie
ytaons for such things III the shape OF local appl
catons, but only m efficient Alternative medicine.
which viii purify the overloaded and initiated
blood, call ehec. perfect euro and give immunity
from a constant recurrence OF these anpoyanccs
sueh M alternative medicine. and tho only perfect
ono within reach Of the medical science OF thc
p:csent day,is DR.. Keuncdy's "Fnyori.e He,n,
cdy," which may. with perfect conllcncc, be ac.
cepted as cure for all 2dennsemcn.s Of tho hn.
man system sprinRtng from disordered clnti,inn
OF tho blood. In oven tho treatment OF scrofuicm.
ulcers sores, glandnar Sweirgs and various fnTr,s
oil eczema IT. remedial power Is far beyond ihat al
any other Alternative En0wn.s 1t is not merely ior
temporary rchef but, by It's action In purfynv the
blood may truly be said 10 strike At tho r0ot Of
nil dlcase a'i y 80 :.
y DR.. kcnncdy's "EnvOrito Rometly ~ /, mn In,
valuable household medicine for chlltlrtn m vail
as adults Is co npoundcd entirely oil yeseiabie cr.
tracts and II rs safe an 1t Ia sure.
soy "a BY all dtusshss. Price SLIGO pcs boslle.S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-29

sEgFoRuERLY weak, nervous, dyspeptic and
iEdebilitated indiyiduals who found only dis.
appointment In the various htters and Sc
Gcrst quack nostrams, pretended kidney mod:
1icines, ETC, are asreeably surprised to regain
perfect health and strength Of mind and
\ body, and complete hearts esss and freedom
from aches aud pains by the use OF DR.. Guy.
sofia Y elbow Dock and Sar.apasilla. II re-.
stores every disordered function 10 normal
condition. " y 4: n pAw Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-29

JAMES, who was trying to sew new but
ton on his coat, murmured: "They Say
theresa new yacht that makes fifteen knots
IN hour, but this thread makes twenty
knots minute. t.1 3iIs.1- =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-29
Hns Anybody Told YOU

uns Anybody Told You
That this is nice weather..
That lots OIL the boys will 20 up to Steu
benville next Wednesday, night
# That 1t is kind OF the W f. & II. folks 10
offer to pay forthe Pewiky'a bridge, which
they propose to take?
r That they are having railroad racket u
Morgantown, too? Be
That the Pennsylvania Company il
moving on Clarksburg?
That the festive oyster longeth fqr May
That the restaurant man doesn't?
That genial Joe Miller is knocking the
persimmoes in Cabell? ~
That Clerk Tom Darrah is spending all
his talary Tor postage ssamps2
=, asI 555 sii THE Wtr1spERrR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-29

NO. said the man who looked on with
unconcern at fight at the Philadelphia
Board Of Aldermen, that Heems nothing
to me; I've run an opera company" Al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-29
VHTHEN sPECTACLEs
II. Are Needed.
GEALED PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF TIE City WATER PoAg,
=, WHEELING. W. Va Mnrrh % I

|..l. UFFlCE OF 1HR CITY WATER EoAED, I
WHEELING, ". Va, March %, 1884.
seales Proposals will be received at this office
until the 18th Of April next, at Il ", for the lo,.
lowing work TO be done In connection with The
City Water Works: " I.-gl,,17 -
lst1;'ntirg a puaip.wcll. to be 50 feet Deep 2?
ieet diameter, In clear. within walls: to be fined
with walls o! hard burned brick, feet in thick.
ncss, laid In full cement mortar, walls to have
stone footing foot deep feet thick and TO be Gov.
cred with cnt stone coping Is inches deep face and
cement for height OF about 20 feet. 80
"a, Constrnctiug an inletwell 20 feet deep oil
which only about 70 fee: IL 10 excavation Is feet
interior diameter. lined with wall OF similar char.
3d-DhvIng horizontal tunnel about 200 fee,
Ions with cro'ts:ction Of l6iquare feet to receive
city. between tho two wells; The tunuel to be
p,opped iely and supported until the Pipe can be
The city viii furnish stcsm powc. for der..cls
aha pumps during the progress Of the work, II r..
CURED by the contractor; the latter to make all
The necessary connections. Alllabor, material and
plant required Ter the work. except the engine, to
DC supplied BY the CONTRACTOR at his own cost.
GIly oil wheeling" must be addressed 10 the ut.
dehisned accompanied by bonds tisiactory to the
Hoard 10 the penal sum Of 5000. conditioned for
ne commencement OF the work within ono weak
alter the award Il m.ce and for It's prosecution 10
completion, In accordance with the specification,
on o! before titt oil July next: or instead OF tuch
oond the bidder may deposit with his p,oposal IL
ne hands Of tho Board. the SUN Of $780, subject 10
lhe IKE condition., II his bid be accepted, other
wise To be returret 10 him, 7's-G'.
bios must beby the cubic yard for excavation OF
wei aud tunnel. Tor brick work. and for stone
FORK, aud By the superficial foot for cement coat
Ing. =; 2ls' :, -. -,
flans and specifications, also forms for bonds and
proposals.. TO be seen At this Office. sfg ~ II
The Roaid reserves tho right to cect any or all
BY order Of the Board,
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: TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

1 To-
Trains arrivc and depart ~ iollows-City time. 4
baltimore 4 Oii0-MAIn LISx-DEpApr.
| l:to m, 1856 a m, 235 . m, SOS m. TH a n,
q o. Diy.-4lt p m, el5 a m, 2:85 i, m lilo mn, r,
and so5 m: for Washington, Pa $40 and 9:05 N
sos and 6:A5 p m. ARR1vE-MRin Lue-lq.is
n. 1920 m, s:l5 p m, BIO 4 N, {:l5 n N. n q
Dlv.-6:lo p N, 9:5oa m, G65 nj. ". p Div =
AaR1yH-from Pittsburgh, $50 4 m, and $50 n m
from washington. Pa, S;0oand $50 ! m; lis and
F., q. d ST. I..-DnARr-s:77 m. eca !. =,
~ p N, ~ p nj. AlgIv1-s:s7 4 N, il:i2 a NJ
Sb7p m, E07 m. 4ss "a jg'g I - =
| Cleveland, Lorain d Wheelinx.-nrp.pr,
bridgeport and St. Clairsyillo Accommodation 90
y and h;A m; Cleveland, 1209 noon: Mssiion
NJ NJ: "a. A1nfv1-S:a5 n, lG27 a N. 254 D M
Cleveland d ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !,
r, IA AZ N, tle n: s.eubenvIlle Accommods.
lion 9:S m, Wcllsyille Accommodation 6.as
m. .ARRIvr-12lS M, 500 D n. SiS n N. etcn.
oenrlllc Accommodation s2a , N, WeItKviile A..
commodatiou S:4s m. ''''. - '; AZ
h. z. d q. Rnilwny-LrAyH Rclla,,o a.,
Woodsae!a and sammerGeid at Goo A. n, and o .Ha
p. m. gARntvx At Baarn nt DIS A. m. and b.sSn =.
WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R,R7T
nun as tolloMx: =. NJ. - ~: s.a'Ha WIN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

WTANTED-s1NGLE MAN Z TO AT.
wv TEND 70 hone, COW and garden. German
preferred. 3Applyi 10 NAIL CITY LANTERN CO.,
lSi2 Water street. z ~ 59ft TES6ISF mra9s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-29
r HAVE LOCATED MY
REPAIR SHOP

--|-- n 3-eW KEFAIK SHOP rWGE go
Ct 2llb Main Street, and am now ready to Repa,r
Clean and do anything in tho Safe aud i.ocx busi.
ness VIII repair both Time and Combination
Vault Locks. No safe to- bad 10 repiir -
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-07-12
On motion of Mr.. Treyille Brous.

On motion of Mr.. Treville Brous-
sard, L. G. Lyons was elected clerk
Of this body at salary of One Hun
dred and Twenty FIVE Dollars per
annum, payable quarterly, his term
of Office to commence April lst '84
On motion, the Jury adjourned
until tomorrow at o'clock A. NJ.
Wednesday, May 18th 1884.
The Jury met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Same members present, be-
ing a: quorum proceeded to business.
The following claims were allow,
ed and warrants ordered to issue
W. W. Edwards, fee for services
in case Police Jury vs.. Overton
Cade $4,000
Geo. E. Lyons, Dy.sheriff and
Jailer $l4l.5O
W. B. White, assisting Finance
Committee $3.50
l. Wise, s. Wise assignee $3.50
Report Of Finance Committee.
To the Hon. President and members
Of the Police Jury of the parish
Of Vermilion.
Gentlemen-As per resolution of
the Police Jury, April 7th 1884, the
Finance Committee assembled this
18th day of May 1884, and have
examined vouchers and receipts in
our hands for the years l882-'S3, as
per settlements with Parish Trcsu-
rer deliver this DAY to your Homo
rable body two valuable packages
to be kept in place Of safety and one
package to be destroyed.
(Signed) G.. GoDcHAUx,
SOLOMON WISE.
And, on motion of Jos. Trahan,
the two valuable packages of YOU.
chers to be preserved, were deliver.
cd to Solomon Wise for safe keep
ing, and the other package Of YOU.
chers was destroyed in presence of
the Police Jury.
On motion of J. 7. Broussard,
Resolved that the resolution pass
ed on the 18th instant, in regard to
the budget of taxes to be levied and
collected on the roll of 1884, be and
the same is hereby reconsidered, and
an additional sum of one mill be ad.
ded to the school tax, making the
budget a total of seven mills on the
dollar.
The Jury then adjourned to next
regular meeting on the first Monday
of July next.
HOWARD HoFrpAuIR, President.
L. G. LYONS, Clerk.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-07-12
Official Directory.

u
-c---
District Jsdge. n
rEst,ict Attorney.
p'' ROBERT G. SNEDEs.
clerk Of District Court,
w. LAsTIE BRoUssApD.
representative. :, r
Sheriff & Tax Collector,
o'' JOSEPH S. NUNEZ.
DR.. W. D. WHITE.
Police Jury.
n. HorFpAu1e, President.
i tASsLYKE, j. T. BRoUssARD.
9 e pe,vr.rx, Jos. TRAHAN,
b. NUHEz H. 1HisEAoA'
clerk Of Police Jury.
LYMAN G. LYONS.
Parish Treasurer,
ELIJAH WISE.
Town Council.
~. ABADlE, Mayor.
4 ssrDEs, O. BoURQUE.
s. WISE, hAsliE bRoossARD'
Constable.
GEORGE E. LYONS,
,Iost;ces Of the Peace, Sd. Ward !:
IrIyoys G.. LABAUVE.
Surveyors,
Y, ". EDWARDS. E. MoNTAGNh.
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rent, I,astie Broussard, assignee 8 90

rent, Lastie Broussard, assignee 8 90
A Laeour, jr. rent, 3 90; A Ragaz.
zonni, rent 3 90; Dupre St.Julien,
Dep-Sheriff, 4 80; Leodias Leblanc,
do S 90; Il B Lyons, do &c 10 90 !;
P E Broussard, do 4 90, j B Thibo-
deaux, do 4 90; Ant Herpin do 4 80
J NJ Fraser do 8 SO; J B Mills S 90.
2 Lee, carrying box to Cheniere au
'rigre, W D White assignee, ID 90;
L c Lyons, Returning officer &C.,
70 90.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-07-12
$50 REWARD
Official Notice.

W
The following Is a probable estimate
exhibiting the various items Of expendi-
:ure for the year 1884, adopted by tho
Police jury at a regular session held on
the 12, day of May 1884, and ordered to
be publ shed for thirty days in the official
journal according to lsw before levying the
same on the taxabl property OF this parish.
BY order of the Police Jury:
! Criminal prosecution fund mills
2 Grand. Petit Jurors, Jury Com. l
Printers h Stationer's .
4 Parish e. District Attorney Id
s Sheriff for holding Court la
6 Magistrates, Constable, Physi-
clan, Collector & Assessors
Z Police Jurors, Clerk, Consta-
BILE, Finance Committee & Treasn-
rer Itz
Roads & Bridges
8 Paupers a. Indigsnt persons ="
10 Public Schools 2
Total, =
L.c, LYONS.
Clerk
May 3lst 1884
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-07-12
JURY LIST.

Jury list for September term 1884,
Grand and Petit Jury for the lst
Week
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-07-12
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
FIFTH Judi DISTRICT COURT.
Parish of Vermilion.
No. 684.

No. 684.
Succession Of VIM. NJ. Hanchett.
Notice is hereby given to all par.
ties interested in the said succession,
or having any opposition to make to
the tableau Of debts and charges aud
Of 6nal settlement of said succession,
to file the same in writing in the
Office of the clerk di court within
ten days from the date hereof.
Given under my hand and seal of
court this l4th day of June 1884.
LAsT1E BRoUssARD, clerk.
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NOTICE.
hunters are strictly forbidden to
AaOt within my enclosures and from
passing through the same. Any per.
son caught violating this notice will
% prosecuted to the full extent Of
,helaw.
. SEVERN LEBLANC.
May l7th 's4.
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1he Meridioaal.
.roI 1sHED EVERY SATURDAY.

rrR,fs OF SUBSCRIPTION
fsyARfABLY IN ADVANCE:
.orv. nnp year. r........... ....-.''''.'''''' oe oe
Nfe wy. s;y months, .....-.....'- g.
neeOr. ..o, sending US five new cash Subscriber
h5 pms pso postofhce, will be entitled to copy OF the
saaaSsional = sassslia gratis, forene year.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-07-12

Total . 6 mills
L. G. Lyons having read the re.
signation .of. Ambrose Lacour, ESQ.
as clerk of this body, the same was
accepted.
Therefore be it resolved, That in
view of the fact that Ambrose La
eour, ESQ, having so long faithfully
served this jury as clerk, it is emf
nently Just that this body should cx-
press its high appreciation Q! the
valuable services rendered by him IN
his official capacity, and OF the un-
varyin courtesy and regard for the
interests of this body, and the vel
fare of the parish during his long
connection with us.
Resolved, that this jury extend to
Mr.. Lacour sincere expressions Of
esteem with an earnest desire for his
future welfare and happiness.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-25

~ 3 White. president. : q johns.
~ fvst. iice rle- DC kvie.
VI n Slaughter. Ha~sbson.
= u AinEtn. ~ nedfick,
Montoy ! A sons. Rausr /.
\ euy son. = slaughter.
" : uup0uoli. be IaufWcl.
floyd Jarrett. y ~atdsr.
John " Terry. Aiex RuE.u.
u n Atkinson. NJ nialup.
, D iaderer, Geo smith.
WIN " futile. Jnu Allsy.
g 1 nrooks. AVA t~ytia.
" 4 hfuton. W. Hulvex.
N W hfuwnc, Nh HaHman,
y JTerfy. IA Nnnson.
= ! Mclean. "A toddington.
HTNLM Brown. IN nasye,
Mlto \ smith, RIP hrown.
4 \ BLACKWELL. Max Fuast.
Edwyn , Upcher. " : Moorc.
j Tiffany, rhas Pei ser.
J " Crawford. LIP BRADLEY.
MrAN A Irwin. santiago nncn,
Walter q. Marmon. Charles " Lewis.
tteo II fradt, Henry Did.
9 W Kennedy. MM Mcclellan.
I } Irazk, III White.
q N Man-rl.
other persons owning or controlling cattle
and who desire to receive the benefits Of the
protection offered by this association. ars re-.
auestcd To make written application o. the
secretary iot membership.
the association un.fH u reward of 500 for
the arrest and conviction OF any person steal.
ing ar running off cattle. hor~es OF mules he
longing To any memhers of tse association.
or II mort than one person h Implicated ina
the same ofcnse, u further reward of $50 for
each additional arrest aud conviction uf er
the nfs The association also oncr- n re-
ward of $50 Tor the arrest and conviction of
any person or persons tor setting fire to or
burning, ar attempting to bu 1.-THE grass from
any range used by any mcmhct Of the nsso-
citation. The association offers a reward Of
500 Tor the arrest and convection Of any per
son or persons far killing cattle and not pre-
serving the hides tor Inspection as required
by the law.
G.. l.. BROOKS, secretary,
Aprlswi Postofice Address. Socorro, \. 81.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-25


Otras persouas que tcnRad reses propins o
II gu cargo, y que desecn tcner cl boncticio do
In prot cciOn ofrecidu por esta Asocincion,
son supllcndGs dc hacer sus uplicaciones por
e~snritHs y prc-enturias AL seoroturio para
hacerse micmbros.
In Asuciaciun otrece una recompenasa de-
500 por el nrrcstu y conviction de cuniquieru
persona que rObuSe % nrrinse reSes, beHtLus %
mulas ptrtcneCientes IA cHulquior miembrO
ne esta Association, y en- cusa que mas do
una persona scan implicada- On Ia misma
uiensa, una -recompensn adieional de $3.50
sera dada por el arfestO y COM icciUn de cadu
persona nmas de Ia primera.
La Association tambien Oferoe una recon.
pensa de $50 por 81 nrresto y conviction de-
cualquiern persOnHs que queuaasen % prondi.
essen fuego, % ntentascn Z ,etnar 81 zacate do
%cualquscr aienra que este usnndoae por cual.
quier mieinbrO de In assoCiuciun.
Anus esta Association ofrcce una recon.
pensa de slO0 por 81 eresto y conviction de
cualquiera PERSONS que mataseu reses, y no
guaruasen los cucruz para ser inspectados,
como 10 requiere In Ley.
q. l.. BROOKS, Secrctario.
APrlsw4 su estaieta O. s%OcOrro, n. NJ.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-25

Presitente, u Whites y Johns,
Vice Prs. Ed Fest, DCkSlc,
W u slaughter. j R~oseboom.
J " Virgin. Samuel y Dedrick,
l. Muntoyu 4 ons G : Robe rts,
\ GraysOr, Jno Is Slaughter,
W : lIopewell. DC Cautwell,
Floyd Jarrett, Jno j snyder,
John W Terry. Alex Rogers,
II VI Atkinson, RI Bishop,
j b Laderer, Geo smith,
VIM futile, Jno Alley,
& l. Brooks, Az Aheytia,
W G Bruton. w II Huivey,
VI W Browne, II bowman,
4 j Terry, y A stinson,
T. j Mclean, AW Cod ington,
II 4 A l. NJ brown, j X BRsYe.
Milo A smith, Brown,
& ) Blackwell, Max Frost,
Ddwyn y Upcnor. W Moore
J Tiffany. Chas Zieger.
j ~ Crawford, LIP Bradley,
Nray x Irwin, Santiago Baca,
Waller g Murmon. Charles " Lewis,
Geo ii rrudt, Henry DOld,
Charles W Kennedy, w VI Mcclellan,
I j Trnsk, HE White,
a. Al .-.NI
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-25
1850 RECOMPENSA!
1880 RECOMPENSAI
1870 RECOMpENSA!

La association de Criadores de Ganadu
Vacuno de- Nuevo Meiicano Central p0r med
O de- su Comision E%jreutlve, oirece II re-
compensa de,
QuINIETos PESOS
Por eli arresto y conviction de caulqmera
persona que ilegnimcnte arres, venda. % dc
utrn mancra ~disponga de cualquiere res, hes
tia, q mula que pertenesca, q sea pfople dad
legal DE c%uHlquer miembr de cstu asocin'
Zion. Y en- caso que meas de una pers ma
sean implieadas an la lnismn ofensa, otIa
rccOmpensl ddicionnl de,
DOS CIENTOs CINCuENTA PESOS
sern dada por cnda persona arrestada y con
victada subsequentemente. III dinerO sera
puEndo cuandu pruebas de tai conviction
scan dadus; dichH prusbus concistan de
lru, Una cirtiticado del JueZ de Districto
por quirn Ia scntcncin Tue dada,
ado, Que tai persona q persons fueron con
viCtadur pOr robo de reses pcstias O mulas
p~ertcientes n algun mirmbro q micmbros de
esta usuciacton.
Tnmbier una recompensa de
DOS CIENTOs ~CINCUENTA PESOS
sera dada Il cualquiera persong que de arres-
TO Mo y Conticeiun de cuHlqutera persona q
PEI, sonas que ptendnn q quemeRo hagan a
gun utt n ado tie queInar ell zhcatc de cual'
xuier sierra usAdn como past o por cual.
quiera mtembru do csta AsOci cion.
AMAs UNA R~ECOMPENsA DE GLEN PESOS
scra pagada por Ell arresto y conviction dc
c%ualqniera persona % persOIas que mate
rtses y no guaIde los cueros para ser insptc.
tados, scgun 10 requiere la Ley
Miembio recompensa dada aningun miem
bro de la associacion
Nombres dc la comision executive
W G Bruton. Alex Rogers
Geo smith, ID y White,
ID q C%nntweli, Edward Fest,
y Grayson, W ii Hurley.
j Stinson, & l. Brooks,
Pur mas Information diriianss u
GIL BROOKS, s~ecritarto,
aprlsyl s%ocorro, n. NJ.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-25
$500 REV
$3.50 REWARD
800 REV A

The Central New Mexico Cattle Growers
Association, through their executive com.
mittee offers a icward of
FIvE HUNDRED DOLLARS
For the arrest aud conviction of any person
illegally driving OF, selling or otherwise
dispOsing OF any cattle, horses or mules he
long ng to or legally controlled by any mem.
b . OF this association or n more than one
person j. implicated I'm the onense, i further
reward of
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
For ench subsequent arrest aud conviction;
the money to- bc paid when proof of conVic.
unn H. made, which prod must be-
let, A certificate FROM the district Judge by
whom sentence was passed;
end. That the party or PARTIES were convic.
ted for the theft ot cattle, horses or mules
belonging 20 u member or members OF this
association
Also "A reward of
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
To any person securing the arrest aud con.
Nictiun OF any person or persons Tor setting
fire 90 or burning, or attempting 20 burn the
of the ussociution.
Also "a reward of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
For the arrest and conviction of any per.
sun or persons for killing cattle and not pre-
serving the hides tur inspection rs required
by law.
No rcward shall he paid to any member of
Names of executive committee:
w & lruton, AluN Rogers,
Geo smith, White,
DC Cumtwell, Edward Fest.
y GrHysun, G. l. Brooks,
j 4 Stinson, " II Hulvey,
For further Information address the secre.
tHry NJ SoCorro, y. NJ.
aprlswIy g. l.. BROOKS. Secretary.