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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-07-03

A la coalici6n electoral de Ia Penf
snla ;despnes de deshecha. lie ha sall
en- Puerto-Rico un brioso defensor.
III Pals.
~ para ESQ esper6 Ell colega q q
terminase la coalici6nI
va nos explicamos la disoluci6n
la misma.
Ignoraban los coaligados que iban
tener tan enthusiastic defensor. de
pues de disueltos.
Lo cierto, 20 lndudable es que sc d.
defensas titles, y sobre todo oport1l
simas.
~ tan satisfecho como Sc habra qu
dado E. Pals.
La cosa no es para menos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-07-03
FL Alcalde de Naraniito.

Cuando 10 era nnestro amigo ell
seflor Valiente, contra este se
dirigfan los tiros; ahors que ID
rs Ell sehor Romero, contra este
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-07-03
Dice Cesar de Bazdn.

" \ tengan en- cuenta que Puerto
Rico tiene mas llagas y mataduras que
agujeros tiene un clarinete de los que
nsaban los mdsicos que hscian bailar
d nuestros bisabuelos."
Atortunadamente, con m9dicos como
el afamado corresponsal, que tanto Sc
interess por Puerto-Rico, no hay peli-
gro de un NAL resultado.
Porque 1cuidado con 10 que sc des-
vela por su terra el bnen Senorl
Y ESQ que 10 tienen lejos de ella Y
trinando los pfcaros vampires Y ne
grerosl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-07-03

Dice Ell Pals que ell BoLKTIS par
ti6 q Ia coalici6n.
Quien la ha psrtido es Ell Pals.
49, ~---~. ~~-~~~:--:-~Aa loo .ua n
vieron cosligados de Ia defensa que Z
Pals hace de ellos, seguro que Sc csel
de espaldas de emoci6u.
Pero no hay que alarmarse.
No 10 sabr&n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-07-03

Ul colega hsbla de la actitud y.
sadu de Fl PNeb'o.
A / iebiera tenerla siempre el Goa
ponce1o.
Y no Sc cansaria q, nj cansaa
sus lectores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-07-03
Dice IN colega de la isla:

"Cada vez &c hace sentir mas Ia
necesidad de dar una firme reorganiza.
ci6n al partido reformista."
!C6mo? sIugertandole algo de au.
tonomia?
Porque hay que advertir, y ESQ es Ii
mas cnrioso, que qnien asf habla es y
Sc llama autonomista.
Y todos Sc preguntan:
SQue saldra de este?
SQue resultarap
Lo que va predijimos:
Lo de Ia torre de Babel.
Que no van q entenderse.
Y, 81 NAL quedsron antes, ahora que
daran peor.
Todo es progresar.
iDe menos d mas!
Habla asi ell mismo colega que quie-
re- la reorganization del reformismo:
ola autonomta ha pssado de ser una
tendencia latente en- ell ORGANISING del
partido liberal-reformista. Ha adqui-
rldo ell csr&cter formal de enthusiastic y
general aspiration, que sefala ell segnro
puerto, donde ell nautrago encontrara
ssgrado asilo."
Un colega reformista de esta capi-
tai hizo hA POGO pinitos aut6nomos.
Et Clam0r Ilam6 hermano en- ideas
4 un autonomista.
Ell Pals espera un corifeo auto
nomista, que anda de expedition, para
estrecharle la leal mano. ....
Las distancias son las que Sc van
sstrecAaHdo.
Y tanto Sc van q apretar algunos....
;Nada!
Esto es cosa hecha, caballeros.
Ell banderin lleva trazas de transfor-
marse en- pend6n......
Ahora 81 que diria un celebre escii-
tor reformista que va muri6:
" E reformismo es un cadaver pu-
tretacto." :"
Porque va no hay quien aguante d
so lado.
Todos huyen de 81.
Y, sin embargo, hay que decirles con
81 poeta:
'ITodos en- 81 pusisteis vuestras manosi'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-07-03
sERvICto INTERIOR.

Digieronse d la isla durante
ell citio sfio:
Caas 9sl, AIS. Pequetes de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-07-03

. Cesar dc bozda habla de cosas pa.
recidas 4 Aamarae4cs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-07-03
Y muchas veces las escribe.
10 cuaI es mas que hablar della.

Ell celeb6rrimo corresponsal eay
Aficionado A contar historias.
va nos hace saber que ell Sr. Vjo
Miranda hizo squi guardias comb
tenie nte, y vendi6 jnguetes y ardos
lie fantasia en- su slmacen.
sPor que no nos eoatara su hria
Ctsar de Bazdn2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-07-03

lCudl5
lT4 de Cesar'
Machc lie preocupara la panza 3D.
rresponsal cuando asi la SAGA q colal.
Pcrocon una colaci6n seguros estss
lie que no Sc contentaria ell famoso-
rreSpopsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-07-03

Modelo de cultisima literature
Hab|a Cfsar de Bazdn, refrlo-
Sc d IN digno ex-Gobernador de r.
to-Rlco:
"Otros han mamado mas qslt
pero con tan dificil digestion, quos
hipos y neteorizaciones que atn co.
ran, no lie han permitido decir estn.
"a replets es mia"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31
GETTING TO HIN AT LAST.

The New McxicaMs have made their
Territory so hot for Chief Justice Axtell
that he was forcei to forward his rcsig-
nation to the Department Of Justice,
but as il had been discovered that his
resignation contains u clause asking per-
mission to retain his seat until July /,
the opposition has been renewed with
fresh vigor.
"He is the most offensive partisan In
New Mexico, and that is saying a good
deal, remarked Col. Anthony Juseph,
the Territorial Delegate. although
holding the highest and most sacred
trust in the Territory, he has violated
every rule Of right and dccency. He
melted our people tn insurrection and
intenccime strife, and published IL proc
lnmHtion advising assassination"
The Virginia Chronicle has the fol-
lowing biographical sketch Of this prec-
ions Republican proselysc: Twenty
years ago 5. Il. Axtell. at present Chief
Justice of Arizona Territory. was q
prominent ofice-secking Democrat in
California, and was elected by that party
to Congress. At the close Of his term
he apostacised TO the Republicans, and
was rewarded iNs 80 many npostate
Democrats have becn in Seyada) by the
bcstowal Of high office. In 1874 he
was appointed Governor OF Utah. in
1875 Governor OF New Mexico. and then
Chief Justice Of the last named Terri
tory. 1t is gratifying to learn hat thin
mwning timc-sriyer has how got 70 walk
the plank"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31
Reduction Works at ElRo.

The necessity OF works ON the line of
the railroad iii this State for reducing
the Nevada ores now shipped to Utah
and other foreign points for that pur-
pose, Is now generally admitted, and the
Tltnes-Review utters II generous as we'll
rs IA palpable truth when it says: '"rhere
is no more favorable location in the State
than Elko. 1t is II central point, and
would command the custom from the
West, which is now monopolized by the
Salt Lake works. The mines in the
county north ind south of the railroad
would contribute largely to their sup
port, and OF themselves keep them rum
ming IL considerable portion Of the time:
for with reduction works so close at
hand many mines nov lying idle would
undoubtedly be worked. There is no
reason why ORES could not be reduced at
Elko nearly as cheaply AZ at Salt Lake,
certainly ht less rates thnn the present
cost, including the additional freight
charges. 1t appears to be n conceded
Tact that works capable Of handling all
classes OF Nevada ores would be a pay
ing investment on the line OF the rail-
road, and no place offers better induce
ments to capital than the shire town Of
Elko county"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31
Frank Leslics Popular Monthly

For june brilliantly closes the nine
'crnth volume al this wcll-cstahlishcd
~iny"rit". Two authors contribute the
opening article, Estimates Of GcnrrnI
Grant. the Rev. Edward T.. Hale and
Richard Il. KimLnll. liz. d.; they dis.
cuss Grant ~ a General. ms n President
nnd la" place IN history. This article
IL accompanied 10y n splendid portrait
and n number of scenes in Chants en-.
rccr. "Ihc beginning ofan Old Bank"
10y Henry ". Domcit. describes the en-
rccr Of the Bank Of New York. It j.
accompanied 10y purtrnits0f some Of the
officers aud dir, ctors mud fac SMILES oi
checks 10y Aaron Burr md Tallryrnnd.
Fort Marion, Mt 81. Augustine. rs NJ.
Seymour, IL u very interesting dcsrrip-
ton Uf tho oldest city iu the United
States. II il profuscly illustrated. The
musical reader will turn at once la "a
Ilnlt-hour with Bow Kings" with its
portraits ~ rngrnini. Ole Bull. vii
hclmL Maurice Engagement. Jonchim
and Madame Norman Nrruhn. .'EIu-
eating the lnlinns. 10y Mary VI. Mclimr.
is u very interesting description "f the
workings 81 the Indian school ut Gar
lisl". Pa. The article has thirteen II.
lustrnii0ns. large md small. These are
only u few of the notnilc features II
this brilliant number. The price is -
cents - number. or ~ n year. postpaid
Published hy Mrs. Frank Leslie, %. 30
mud ~ Park Place. New York.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31

Silver state: Jacob Noisingcr, Dick
Merritt and julius ltndley have discov-
cred shat is certainly "a good prospect.
md what may be- a valuable mine, ia
Winnrmucen mountain. for or five miles
from town. There IL streak Of chic
ride ore, from four Ia sir inches thick,
in the groupings, that averages about
$50 3" the ton. Yesterday they dovel-
oped another streak. an inch or two
wide in the Ledge. which carries anti
mOnitl snlphurct Of silver
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31
IFrora Saturdays Daily.l
hALMAGUNDI.

a regular meeting ut their hail this even
ing.
George Simiuonds left here this morn
ing for Eureka.
VIM. Snow and wife Of Ruby valley.
are in town to-day.
Arrangements for celebrating Fourth
oil July in Elko are quietly going for
ward.
Mrs. Charles Croker, her daughter
and two sons, passed East in Il Special
car 10y the train last evening.
Mrs. Charles Adams aud Miss Maggie
Hamilton came in from South Fork last
evening. They will return tomorrow.
1t takes less grain to make ii pound of
pork than II pound OF beef. nnI he,
pork Is worth the most.
Departed 10y stage this morning for
lu'caroru this morning: Mrs. Gr.,n,
Miss j. r. Sullivan, }. Tyr, T.. }. Nc
Nance.
Several parties from California hay,
bought farms in Mason valley ,bi,
Spring. nnd more nre expected 10 ; tile
there.
-Four Emigrnnt coaches passed ives,
las, night and the same nuu!bcr Of ms
loaded with third class passenger, r..ss.
ed east this morning.
Information has been received that
Maxwell the st. Louis murderer. WAS
arrested at Auckland. Australia. He.
has employed counsel AMI will resist
e%GtraditiUn.
The motion for IA wit Of error in the,
ease OF Mnckim and Gallagher. convicted
OF balIot-boN frauds in Chicago. Judges
Harlan and Gresham disagreed. and the.
matter goes to the Supreme Court.
The cause Of the rise in Best n Bel
cher stock Is said to br on account If
the ore body now being worked ON the
I2rO level oil the old Consolidated YirsI-
MIA min" extending suuthward into he
Best ~ Bc!chrr ground.
Hon. }. II. Rand. President Of tie
Board II Regents, has e rilri a mrrtins
Of the Board in Reno or Monday. Juu,
l.t, for the purpose o: meeting the
Board 81 Commissioners Of Wu,huc
county 20 consul, su relation To- the r.
m"'"I "f tho State University from EIko
to Reno.
Another change 81 text books for the
Nevada schools u in contemplation.
II, over -iN months since IL change Mas
iuadr. aud like lri Winter, Lunn,ts.
the school books have gone out % stylr.
The apathy exhibited by the book max
cr7 !" tins matter = Incomprrhcnsihlr.
Archbishop AI.many. Of san Fran
cisco, after 80 year on ;Lc Coast. has
l. signed his Office and Leave, Tor home
tomorrow. Wednesday II number Of
prominent citizens unl the clergy uftLc
diocese presented him at the Catholic
churcc with a purse Of SIG.5UO. Ale
n.apy Is succeeded by Riurdnn, late Of
Chicago.
While a section gang was going to
work on Il hand-var Of tlr Utah North
rrn near Dillon, Montana. Thursday,
ihe foreman, VIM. MpDrIug, aud a man
mined Miller were thrown in front of
the ear which ran over them. fatally ill.,
,prinE Miller. Mornings wounds will
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31

Reno Journal.-The Supreme Court
has filed an opinion in the case Of VIM.
Thompson W., NJ. G. Lake. affirming the
judgement of the District Cour. where
IN Judgement was rendered for. the
pIalEtitf, acting for himself and other
creditors Of the Savings Bank. against
Lake for his unpaid subscription to the
capital stock of the corporation, amount
ing to Sl7, 500.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31

journal, 9th: Constable Nash yes
terday brought back to Reno John Hart,
the man who killed Charles MaItby,
May II, 1884, and who has been at large
ever since. Nash secured Hart at q lit
tie place called Litton's Springs, Sono-
ma county, California, where Hart
finally anchored aftera years fears and
struggles. Hart is glad to get back in
Reno, he says, and also claims that he
was in fear of his own life when he
struck the blow that caused Naltby's
death. His trial will take place ut the
next term of Court. Constable Nash
will receive $500 reward for the capture
of Hart.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31
a Ron Believer in Civil Service.

Red Cloud. Il once noted Sioux war
chi"i whose name was - terror along in
the Cos, has lutcly made n pilgrimage t.
Washington. ArrnNcd III the latest uf
dirnCc with his Great Father. the Prcsi-
dent. and laid before him u protest from
his du~ky followers. against the retention
longer in Office Of Agent MCGiilicuddv.
ut Pine Ridge Agency. Red Cloud EN-
rhrticaily informed the President that
If the obnoxious Agent was not replaced
10y n less Objectionable person, that he.
Red Cloud, would on his return cause II
vacancy to occur in tlIc department in
question. Thus tho uututorcd mind would
summnrily cat the gordon knot that
pCrplcNrs wiser heads.
\ murder trmi ended IN New Orleans
Inst frIlny, with the acJ initial Of the de
PENDANT, Dr. llrnckmrll. who directly NJ.
ter, in the CONT room. married the
daughter # The ~ IN who hc wns n,cusrd
Of numbering The lady was Mis-
Anna BnrRmulcr who, at the tr,nl. tcs
tiicd nmid floods Of tears aud hyslcricn
attacks that her father was IN the net Of
outragimR her when lIcnckcll cnrnc III
and in th" sirugll" that cnsucd killed
her father aud wounded her. A lnrgc
crowd WIS utUSuui aud rlryTCl thr Iridr
and groom iumuliuously.
Screams Ii g those of M irntc panther
attracted general attention to the pima
last evening, and the view which met
the gtzc wns that OF ~ rrbclliuus squaw
being dragged ont 81 town between "A
couple II slulwnrt bucks. She insisted
IN "y"rlusing with bcnzinr, hence the
kicking. biting, scratching aud squcal.
ing.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31
From Mondays Daily.
IHALAAGUNDI.

Judge Wallace has Withdrawn his APP.
plication for the Chinese Mission.
Jury before whom to try the DE
Young-Spreckles case a empaneled
Saturday.
c. c. Wheeler, Supt. of the Chicago
& North Western road, and party, pas.
sed Fast by special car Saturday night.
Arrived by stage from Tuscarora last
evening: 4. Leichter. Mrs. Hurley,
Departed this morning: Helmer AdOlph,
son.
The Virginia Chronicle puts the daily
reduction OF ores from the Co,nstOck
mines nt 800 tons, giving II daily bullion
yield of $500.
". +. Smith received from the East
this morning IA carload Of bottled beer;
also IA car OF general merchandise. and
II carload Of machinery.
Warner * Co. forwarded for Tuscnro.
rn 10y fast fright this morning. COCO hs,
general merchandise, and 10y Tucker
Bros. teams, 5000 hs. freight FOR G.. W.
FcItI-r.
The clearinghouse at the Empire
State mill. in Six.milr Canyon near Viz
riuin City. ami six 9th r buildings near
10y. were destroyed 10y fire Friday NOM
- ..a#.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31
From Tuesdays DaiI..l
A.AL.MAGUNDI.

Arthur McEwsu while loading a pis-
toll 10 shoot Mt II target, shot himseli III
the hand recently IN san Francisco.
County Clerk A. q. Dawley has Just
received from EuIrks the papers i'll the
twelve cases transferred for trial to this
county.
Cal tain Jacob Il. Odrll, has been APP
pointed Postmaster OF rarrytown, Pa.
Capt. Odell was T%arrytoun,s last Dem
ocrauc Postmaster under Buchanan.
California has produced 500 600, 900
III gold out of a total OF Sl,267 coo, 900
worth of gold deposited III the MINIS for
coming since their Organization i'll 1893.
The MorrEans have made "A settle
mcnt and ARE doing mi-sloi-ary work iu
North Carolina. At IA recent conference
III Surrey county fifteen minister, were
present.
Bishop Aicman!. accompanied 10y
Joseph \. Douahuc and d. I. Murphy
of San Francisco, PASSED East ia the
special car "Fmnciscu," by the train
Last evening.
The ElkO Brass banl had their first
Instrumental lesson ltat night, and t IL
dcrcd Il vote Of thank, to Mr. |. Os-
trcichcr for the donation to the band OF
the share drum.
1t i, reported that the Manhattan
Company at Austin has notified the
miner, that they must work for - 80 II
lay after the 10Th of next month. or the
I".ucs Will be Closed.
\ gr crry man at Kcokuk, Iowa, in
subscribing IL to u church entertain
mrmt, added aIrrr his signature: the
only pace IN kc"huk where You can get
sixteen pounds Of sugar Tor 81.
DOT irrv.s. "a sporting man Of salt
IL, wei! known in tnls section, was
nrlry killed Il few days since while
trying !, break - horst; the aDimal rush
ing upon Inn: knocked hiIa down and
traLupled Oh HIM.
Warner N Co. forwarded to-day for
iu'c"rnm ~ fast freight. 5000 pounds
general mcIciE'md sc. Received by II.
S,oAc. = team, from Railroad District.
'' '"i''' I'll OF loE shipment to
'''"' '' ''"",''''
Jnn'rr Davis = :" day making prcpar-
"il1H# q ~ AT his Touring MID to-!uor-
Row. II" Has % lnrS" supply Il wheat
on hand ready ir ssiul.n-. M letter
quality of tiuur can b" htliL the count,
,nan inat made AT the Eiao Mills.
The E\~Iu.nrT.t lis Of a prodigy at tie
I!h Ious', san FUmeIaco, in the
stsupr o; IL dog with IA tUit Of han
g.o"Iug N; "i the pui Il %! each eye,
Tie anIma! W"~ hruuBh; Lrum Mexico
AMI - said T." be a o 81 the Shepherd
breed and tH!otc.
The Boise m sovs " II
Dewey. f.. the killing Of Kn.ny If sil.
yer City, was ucqui,t Il on his second
tIial last week. TIL" jury w.rr ont bu,
IA ,hOst time. On his inst tiiGl lie wa,
founl guilty Of mtnsl,ushtcr and sen.
tened 10 eight years IN the pcnitcmtiurv.
Ang!t occurred between Patrick Brick
"a blacksmith. and a workman named
Jones. on Glrnn's rairL. nj Jncipru Co.
lusu count, List Sunday. Hri,E nl,r.l
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31

Charles L. Mae Dvrmut, u wealthy
mining operator And formerly President
Of the California SAFE Deposit Trust
Company is rhnrg Il with having swim
died John Bradley and other late share
holders Of the Cahurcn mine at Sonora.
Mexico, 'ut 81 IL large SIM of money
10y selling their stock at $50 and re-
porting the snIr at Sl.hO per share. The
shareholders will bring suit to recover
their due.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31

Santa Barbara. Cal, probably has the
smallest team If mules IN the country.
They ARE hItchcl To- II street car, which
is often taken for a cable dummy in
consequence. The other day the pas
s,mEcrs were surprised 10y the ears fetch
ing up with " sulicn bump while "m "A
down grade. After pcrrtng carefully
over the DASHBOARD for "a few moments,
thu driver snii testify: "wcll. I'm
burned II them prsEy critters haven't
got un,lcr the car ug'In.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31
Advertised Letter List.

The following is u list Uf letters re-
manning IN IT," ppstoiicc ut Elko.
May %. 1855.
Dunlap, j. ID. Gray. James
lloNtctcr, j. llihit. Edward
StIndlic. Adam
Persons calling for any OF the above
will please SAY advertised.
q. W. HUI, l.. NJ.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31

II Is reported that Uncle Dnvc Hall
IL to he appointed Receiver Of the United
states Land Once at Eureka, in place
ri Harvey Carpenter. II IL also ~.
ported THAI George r. Rivcs. OF Eureka.
has been appointed Register Of the same
Office. vice j. IT, Uincklcv.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31
Services To-MorroR.

There will bc Divine services at Ia,
church tomorrow ar usual.
A. SIMPSON. Pastor.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31

Jcrry Donovan, Press Agent and Con
tractor for =. II. Barrett d Co.'s. great
circus arrived here from the East this
morning and to-day. made arrangements
TOR an exhibition ut this place on the
10th Of next month. The ADVERTISING
cur Of the company will reach here next
Thursday. with hills and posters. when
the dead walls III town will bc trans
formed into attractive picture galleries.
Victor Hugo, the French puct-rntrint,
died ut Tur's. Friday. Shortly before
hath he declined with thanks the SER
vices NJ u Priest. II is stated that lac
bcqurathcd his manuscripts to France,
and left To- the Republic the selection If
his burial place and the form Of his m-
neral. \ civil funeral Nt the expense II
the State is proposed lay the Govern
mcut.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31
From Fridays Daily
GALMAGUNDI.

George Simmonds, the well-known
Nabob whisky man, is i'll town on bust
ness today.
, 1885-12-05


Another outrage on law and de-
cency has been perpetrated by a mob
In Umutilla county, called vigi-
lantes, in the lynching Of young
man, George Keats, under the sup
position that he was horse thief
The circumstances OF the lynching
we learn through a gentleman Just
over from Weston. 1t appears that
some time ago man named Adams
lost horse, and as suspicion point
ed to Geo. Keats as the thief, u con
stable was sent after the young
man, who was said to be in Pen
dleton. Keats was found there and
placed under arrest, and on Sunday
afternoon was taken from PendletOn
to 90 to Adams, to have a prelimi-
nary hearing. a constable named
Simpson accompanied Keats, and
all vert smoothly until about 0
o'clock In the evening. The two
were within a mile and half from
Adams, when they were halted by a
party OF armed men, who ordered
Simpson to give up his prisoner and
start back for PendletOn, "to attend
to his own business" Simpson
could see no alternative but to com
ply with the order, and Immediately
started of, leaving Keats to his fate.
The vigilantes without further cere-
mony, gathered three rails from >
fence near by, erected a tripod,
placed a rope around their victims
neck and swung it over the i'm
prOvised gallOws, lifted the unfOr-
tunntc man from the ground and
then let him stTangle tOdeath. The
vigilantes then departed, leaving
the dead body dangling in the air,
where il was discovered on the
following morning by the we'll
known jehu, Chas. Potter, as he
was driving stage from PendletOn
to Blue Mountain. Word was left
mt Adams, from which place Cor
Oner Mckay was telegTaphed for, To
hold an inquest. Keats. the muir
dered man, hld been working dur
ing the past season In a thresher
gang, and until lately was elm
plOyed handling wheat at Adams.
The evidence held against him rs
the thief who stole Adams horse
was very weak, and when arrested
he expressed no hesitation at re-
turning to face his accuscrS. The
hanging has created no little ex-
citement In Adams, Centerville and
Weston.