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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-09-01
n SWEENEY. @. l.. WALKER,
SWEENEY 81 WALKER.
e. W. HURST,

ATTORNEYS AND c GUN ELL, I' AT LAW
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-09-01

E. W. BRADY,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31
SCHOOL M0NEY.

IT the individual VIII" runs the
editorial Il partmcnt # Il IRA
had taken the trouble to read the
school iaw of 1881, before mailing
his recent attack upon the SUPER
intendcnt, lie might possibly have
avoided raking Il donkey of him
self. CAlwavs provided that ma
turc had not already done that
job
II the people of Ljnoo'n had
elected school directors, not too
lazy or indifferent 20 quality wit =
in the time specific w law. or TO
make the annual enumeration re-
CURED by the statute, school dis
trict 40. / wollJnDE have money
with which to ruu a schoo l. The
action Ot the Superintendent in the
matter of the apporli nment, was
strictly IN accordance with law
The district winch complied with
tie law had a vested right to the
money in the treasury. Those
which, Ike Lincoln, made no at.
tempt to comnlv with 'hc plain re
luiremcnts of law, had no rights il
hat connection. We regret, GER
ainly, that innocent people must
ultfer for the understandable in
Inference and carelessness of their
'%tficIal representatives. Ncvertle-
less, the lesson will not probably
be lost. The bun lering BOBBY OF
the Era will not succeed in befng.
ring the people int rested. 1h,
pubic pcricc'ly understand that
the blame rests. not upon the
County Superintendent, but with
the Lincoln school d~ir.ctu. S, and
upon the first legal opportunity,
we vcntsre to assert, that the "eo-
pie of scnool district Ne. ! will
make it very clear that they do So
understand It.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31
Albert SYpNEY.

ALL of our local readers ar,
aware Hat for long period a SUI
instituted by Brunswick and L.
Rae against the Winters heirs.
las cIogged operations On tht
North ii 'mcstake mine. The cas
has been stubborniy contested b,
Chorntun on the one side aud Fer
tlson on the other. Ju lsc Br*
tul hrallv rendered a decision nd
verse to the defendants, frOw VIII cl
an appeal WAS taken to the 81
prvme Court. which tribunal tin,
week set the judgement rendered
by Judge Bristol asIde. What tn,
next move on the legal chrcke,
board will be we are not informed
but do hope that the work So Ion!
and vigorously done by LAWYERS
tongues will speedily result in the
Introduction to the property of 9th
ar instru nents of labor. and tia
N peace, and without hindrmncr,
the treasure now hid lsn rom view
shall be exposed to 81 CHI and
thrown into the commercial world.
not alone that iusric1 may he done
rightfuI litig nts, ,at that the flood
gates which are now closed may b.
and the waters of business
b. allowed to ilow from BLyter
Mountain down II on til. people of
our town and coIuty,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31
will be Conducted

Every customer of ours aimee Oc-
toher y2nd 1854, las been given
Is numbered ticket tor ea.h $40
worth of goods pu'o hased fro~ us.
record haS been made of nunIes
oi holders, or Of the numbtis on
lie tir.ets tn Y hold. Duplicate
numbers Of all that se ou,, or wi
he out by he 22nd, will be placed
il a box, andshe
Drawing take place Oh the
Evening Of February
END, Is ).
In the presence Of su"h Of our Gus
toners as desire to witness it. We
would lk1 everyone to come nut.
as We viii make ample provision
to eco nm"date you all.
MANNER OF DRAWING:
The first ) ticke:s taken tr,M the
b y will bs blanLs The person
holding the iickct Eitl nam crs
c 'rresponuing with the SIXTH
tic ct irarn tom the bcx vi be
entitled . the SET provided it is
cal t"r within 80 days f ON The
d~tc Of drawing In ease he tsils
t" put in Lis claim accordingly, the
tnr holder OF the ticket numbered
to correspond vi 1t Il SEVENTH
t ckct drawn from the box will b.
entitled to the prize, pro i isg
t.ie claim is made within 80 DAYS
dating from the expiration of tn,
first owners time. Il case tn,
pcr4on holding the SECOND tic.
ct does not cali far the PARLOR
SET wit il his timc.then the hold
er Of the ticket numbered to cor.
respond with the EIGHTH ticket
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31
trEsT,

DENVER, JAN. 2S.-The Trihun,
Republicans Las Vegas special Al,
The following Aragon, the despe
RADIO captn ed at Chspirito, was not
brought INTO Las Vegas to day. ~
was planned. because u mob was
ready to lynch him the moment of
his arrival Deputy Sheriff Brent
experimenting moo violence. here
chang d his course, going to San
Miguel in.teld. and went into
camp in the pinon woods tonight.
The intention is to place Ara ;nn IN
II down train. and Iun Inn into
SAINTS Fe, where a better jail Than
AT / S Vegas awaits him. Sheriff
Romero, who "a used Aralon's ar.
rtlder, gets the reward, amount,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31

drawn from the box will be el tile |
to lie prize 4; providing he Gals Tor
1t within 30 days dating fram the
expiration of the date Of the No.
? chance.
IN OTHER WORDS.
the owner of the SIXTH ticket
drawn from the box has the 30 dsvs
succeeding the drawing To secure
tie prize. If he tails. tie owl er
of tie SEVENTH ticket las the
mex 30 days t" prese' t his clu. NJ,
and il he tails, the oNror of q q
EIGTIl ticket drawn from he Lex
viii be entitled to the est 81 DAYS
to put "a Iii. aim. / cns sho'ld
c aim tn SET, then it will lie PIT
up It | ublic Alcti,n, ard tie 10.
Gods donated to School D.>ir:tt
No. /.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31
ONE DOLLAR.
ICl Nd AT LAST.

tHE FAMOUS LOST CABIN" )lINE
h'oI 40 .urfUunGto ~ "a INNING a,-.rir,
as wealth. II wien 10 unpaisu,itd III "a.
~ii+coVcnc- UI tAc ~, Iii,s ana Ihiv.
d tIvn ptacvis ana 4lari1 isads prOnvu.c
a oy "opens 40 he me veiy L,ecca VI tie
-UiG aeUANs nOpss. Fan ~parucuisls u,
nia new Gnu o.utlfln ul"lrdI Dell y.
Us nfNt u~.sJONorN nov 80 get tsg!e NHeI
40 20 Aul how 10 uGCOiDe us pJsBesSuI VI
Il cidinl, tosetntr"Ith II gIst Oh lie laws OF
'.l"lhS gov rhl < ,Ae IN .lsD a Iunt.
81 iuloIsI"tIOh u ne W estt.n lerii.uIirs
1ILteihl < tlc mining, s,oVA auo aaiIv,
a. ntct>s,s, ana ad.AtntIC datA al Ia,
great oI u4Lto'try III W OE.iLg, will DC
ct - LIy aLdress N thc wuliu a,,.,u Il
'ript al VI. all ques,i0as piup.u..u Il
ain be Sccuistcll I'D IcnaLi, ..lsMvl,
..,lcicuces 1uth.sDeu when u1sIr,d Il. AZ
-desS, ltElD IL JJsEo,
h-WI, >, W yOlniug.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31
DRY GULClI.
Jan. Goth 1883.

JHli. ZNll 1909
En-. fiNcoLN CuUNrY LEADER =
rs ! see you have done an inius.
iicc to this part of the mining in
terrsts of Lincoln County. | wish
to call vuur attention to the tact
Dry Gulch is not fairly represent
ed III YOUR report of thc mines
hat were so ktd IN 1854. Inthis
canon We have extensive plactrs
that have ! AL thousands of dpllars
expended on them IN labor, and
ne gulch Tor three niles having la
cations of placer claims, is not
mentioned in tie article referred
20. While we Of DRY Gulch are
modest, quiet, hard working Is II
md women, vet we do not believe
We will allow any part Of ihs coun-
ty to excel us either in the quality
nf our mines, or the amuunl OF our
prod lct Of the precious metal, 1t
least, as long as Il strength holds
01t.
Last wear Billy Gill erected lis
mill in this Gulch Which has turn =
ed ont so much bullion. and most
of the developments of the Amrri-
an Mine were made last wear,
Which has proven the s;a,ing quail
ties of the mine rs a producer.
Last year the damon. Crown
was opened, and Il mill ran made
Which showed it to- be a mine cap =
bic ct producing regularly, at Il
goo profit.
$40 were taken ont Ct the Cres-
mt lode last year, from Il ten foot
shaft. So when we look back ON
the past wears history of tIis gulch
we have II Just pride in wlaf brains
an | muscle can do for Il small part
IF TIE cnunty, and what Il rich har-
vest iS in store for the hardy mn
ers of Dfv Gulch, and hopes for
til, New Year come to- Us ON gold
cn wings. making us more aub,-
:io1s to make this years success
each out and beyond any result
before achieved in the mining in
d istry Of the coantv. S,plra'-re-
member we trust in Cod and keep
,ur powder dry.
HARD Up.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31

Late this afternoon Sheriff Rc
m"ro's posse returned from Cial
erito and brought the cheerful nj
ingS that Aragon surrendered THU
morning to Sheriff iomero and i,
now in the keeping of Sheriff JAS
trent, nj Lincoln comfy, wao vii
rScortt the captive desperate to In,
Vegas t"-luorrOw forenoon
Deputy Sheriff Harry wts kille,
on the root of the hat while tryIn.
90 dig n hole in which to deposi
ir~. The Wmor abont the murIc,
II cent. and the wounding of Lu
Zero is uniounded by tact.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31

Our tickgt Is are scatter.
ed .fiom tie AHrnti's to the Pacific,
nifrom Ct"aaa to South Ame,i.
ca, md 1t moy be possible that tho
t'rtna'e ho'der may ne,er retu n
/" Soco|rV, o"Q ce US notice Of his
e~AereaJouts. To pyor:'G ganst
S"cd GI'ss i fy nc hcre hat upcn
'he odere 2hh- gray tie SET
array, and ~ there wtH not Be the
|ro't rosSab1't for as ret0ipingit-
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31
NOG.AL

jar. 26tIi, 1885,.
Ed. LEADER In Il fit of men;a
alteration comm IN ia the lon!
haired genus, the following gen
was evolved from the inttllectua
chaos
The bears nave CT the upper hi1l,
The bulls have been STA NJ ,l-d
lis dsvlish / 10 rnle stand
Why Thor HOE hasn't intcrcedc1.
Tie "Rockfcrl" and the "Diamgu,
(rDwa,"
The "Ruby' an | the "Ll'ing."
Have taken an awful tumble ,o~n
Since Chandler commenced fooling.
The men wlp To- | the calya3-blg
Are sad, and much Disguised,
And business ha began % lag,
Since Gaylord went al busted.
10, miners men of brawny musc'e,
lievd Il word of admcnition.
learn yourselves alone to RI lie.
Consisn the Eulls 70 blac, perl.tion
Oon't try to be too awful n.y.
You lack the education.
some maa II down o on the lie
AMI pri k tn bulb,c oil imitation.
Albert SYDNEY.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31
lragOn Kills Hurley.
THE MURDERER CAT.
TURED.
Particulars.

best Territorial paper in the Terri
Dry, the Las Vegas optic. Ever,
nne who knew John Hurley wilI
Iecply regret to hear Of his death.
He was not q pious YOUTH, nor 4
model Sunda, school scholar. hu
he had aSoul which not infrequently
rnpped out and made itself man
est BY disintarestcd acts Of kini
icss. He was a 'harum scarum
elbow, fond Of fun and Il frolic, bui
7 far better citizen than many viii,
talked us much with their mouth
While their hearts slep', and hi'
death was met with more o. true
manhood than marks the lives OF
those who plume themselves on Ut
ng more righteous than he.
While the death of Hurley is !;
social loss, 4 loss Ahich will h,
teenly felt BY those who knew thu
nan best, had Jim Brent been XII
d his dealt, would have been s. e.
'amity which would have staggered
the every good citizen III the cou'
y, for IN his taking off Lincolt
county wouldhave lost not alone an
.slimable citizen, but Il fearless, uu
~i,nching, peins-taking officer
whose peer anywhere would g
hard to find. We rejoice with cul
corle that he has been spared.
1t " il not surprise us shou d
Aragon be sent to sup with Satin
ere he reaches the confines of Lin.
.oln county. He is y tibet ano
murderer. Upon his guilty soul
Il wa The blood Of good men whicl
he has let out, and it crys out 70
vengeance, and We could only wis
tlat he had more lives than ON,
to be taken in exchange for tn,
many he has 80 villianously closed.
The optic Of the 27tL, says
NicI,las Aragon, Il desp rat,
character ami 4 dead shot, the oui
Idw whose murderous bullet eudt,
The earthly caree Of Jasper Korn
IL denuly >n,lil ut Lihto.n cuunA
itaS - last been tracked to his Iii,
ING place, near C~naperito. Til,
place has been surrounded BY OIL
els and kept under close survcil-
An e, by JIIn Iltiuy add jan
Brent, deputy slroritls ct Llncoli
county. The murderer is W, !
armed and we'll supplied with pr,
>ijioms and has already succro,ip
i'll killing Deputy Sheriff Hurry.
VINO vtnturrd Within range of Ar,
CONS gun III the iruitlcss endeaycl
To smoke him out of the house. II
is though HAT Aragou was al,
wounded in the firing that follow
cd. JaucS Brvn, came to tic clt
late Yesterday afternoon for Ie-ilr
lurctmcnts. leaving men on gum,
at the rendezvous. lie was at
colnpanird "n his return by Shrrii
lli!HriO Romero and deputies !.
Baca and A. Garcia. They wei
determined to get Their man at a
hazards.
This afternoon a rum0r reached
the city that Florrntino Lucero, :
iorncr Geputy Sheriff, and II bold
fearless Noung man, had been mol
tally wounded by a bail from Aar3
CONS rifle. but The ruino; cannot b,
raced to an authentic slarcc.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31

ny To- $1,000. john Hurley. the
officer killed in the attack, was
1nried near Chapirito by Poe and
Brent, to-day. Other murderer, of
AraEon's gai'g are hiding in Il e
nor ntainS. and will be run down s
soon rs the officers return IT., IN
Santa Fe.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31

PAUL WAGNER has taken i'll al
the r. r. towns between Las
Cruces and Santa Fr, and II" editor
upon whom he called, in acknowl
cdging his visit, denominated hin
a''dude,' but the Las Vegas OPt"
call. him a "dispomaniac," whirI
in Dutch NEAR. "rGrunkard. Oh
my!
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31

OK Wednesday morning Mr..
David Provost. manager OF Tho
Coyote Valley AMI Red Lake Cat
tie returned t" the rancl
from New York Cl'y, where he has
been r~usticating for several weeks
past.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31

THERE'S a chap in town who say.
he has been wanting to kiss his girl
for months past, but could never
find her with her mouth in SHAPE
shut.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31

ANoTHFR mill run Of upward o
seventy IONS has Just been compile
81 on llomestake ore, sud while
the results are not quite so tlatter
ing rs heretofore made, il Should
certainly b, very gratifying TO H.,
owners Of that great property. The
ore last lLu WIS taken from O
the ledge now being prospectod by
new djit., aud while 1t does not
exhibit to the eve such a wealth OF
goJ rs that taken from tine old
workings, it yielded by simple
am Il ma'inn ab1It So per tou,
wiica Iesl Il taken in connection
with the fact that during the run
the mercury was lowering around
zero, a temperature very uufaror-
abe 10 Indignation, should be
regIrded as hatterink,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31

MRS. MCGNNIss las been ~
pointed teacher Of our pubic
school. Among Ii + pupils sic
will find come urchinB who are
their mothers pets and fathers
ioy, with Belzobubs in them big
ger than w1nd-chucks, and who, il
Lot Lcld in check will deinoralize
tie whole school. We hope Mrr.
NJ. will prove equal to the occa
sion, and teach the y ung Idle;
how to shoot something besides
paper wads at their mates il
ScAGol, and "nigget shooters ont
side. She has taken Il big cot
tract, but we hope she will pro.
criy fiji it.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31

TINS is the fifth issue of the
LEADER in January. 1855.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31

OUR readers will find judge
Waldo's interview with Il represcn
tativc of the n. Y. 7r1Jane, pub
liste in to days LE>DEa, interest
ing. We agree with the Judge il
his every poHl-iou, especially tnal
while we are in II Territorial cor
dition, representatives ON fine bencI
should be provided from the States.
The closer our Judges keep to law
and the books, and the furthel
fran the lawyers, the better fer
honest litIgants, ergo, our Judges
should be as nearly strangers +"
our attorneys rs possible.
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SKI Price Bros Grand Drawing
add. on this page.
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TIC POLICE GAZETTE will be mailed
%"curely wrapped, to any address in Nc
United States n three months Oh receipt
ONE DOLLAR.
Liberal discount allowed to postmaster,
gents and clubs. Sample copies mailed
CT Address al orders to
ri HARD X. FOX.
FRANRLIN SQU0NE. y. Y.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31

THE Las N,gls Stoch Gro~fr
SAYS: The many friends of the
30 ,ular former secretary OF the as
ISOLATION, the genial Mr.. Cronin.
will be pleased to learn that he has
made a most remarkable strike in
his mine in the Captain Mountains.
The ore DO " is over forGy.fve feet
in width, an | rs saws nude show q
very high grade OF ore. The Col.
will at once make arrangements 10
extensively develop the property.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-06-06

ACCORDING to an Omaha paper,
the foreign cattlemen in Nebraska
are successfully tooling theGovern.
ment. They have fenced in 10, 900
acres of public land in Custer
county, and driven off settlers by
10 Ell ce, and now that their title is
questioned III the courts they have
succeeded in staying off trial long
enough to permit cowboys and
others whom they have hired to
file claims on the lands nnder the
homestead, pre-emption and tim
ber-culture acts. This is a bold
game, but it would be shame to
the Government if it was allowed
to succeed.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-06-06
INDIAN RAIDS.


We do not know that we are par
ticularly blood-thirsty, but we CON
fess that we favor a war of exter-
mination against the Indians. We
consider the life of one white man,
woman or child, as OF greater value
and more importance than that of
every red man, squaw, and papoose
exsant. There is a natural, Unborn
feeling Of antipathy and revenge in
the heart Of every uncivilized In
dian against the whites which time
or kind treatment has failed, and
will ever tail to eradicate. When
poverty stares the Indian in the
face, he processes disposition Of
me kness and friendship, but so
soon as the Government supplies
his wants, he sets about satiating
his thirst for blood, and desire for
scalps.
But recently we read of warri-
or who was accosted by soldier
within a few rods OF one of our
forts, whittier he was going to
shake hands with our officers, he
claiming to be a friendly Indian,
while in his belt was the scalp of a
white woman, which was taken
from him, and hc permitted to de-
part in peace. The throat of the
red savage sh hould have been cut
from ear to ear.
But the Government is to blame,
is responsible for every life taken
by the Indians. Why, only the
other day, our efficient Indian A
gent, Maj. Llewellyn, telegraphed
to the Indian bureau, at Washing
ton, that if authorized hewould ar
rest twenty five bucks of the Vic
toria band. who were liable to take
the war path. What reply did lie
receives Not to arrest them so
long as they were peaceable. Why,
it's only when peaceable that they
can be arrested.
Novelists and poets have educat-
ed the Eastern mind to believe
that the Indians are brave. hero
ic, semi. chivalric race. They are
cowardly, blood-thirsty, treach-
crous, dirty, barbarous people, as
incapable OF ciyilizing Influences as
hyenas, or other untractablc brutes
To talk OF Christ;aniziug them, is TO
profancly play with a sacred word.
An Iowa poet some years ago, hit
cur sense OF the Lo family, when
he coined the following lines
I.o, tho roor Indian! whose unscruplous
mind,
Steals our hest OK, nor leaves horse behind ;
| q, no his soul was never taught Ia stray
Into our cOrfs al close or break of day;
Upon th.t coud-tOpped hill all day he lies
At night he steals what in the day he spies
Thou hurries on his tilicuuEis TO meet,
Catiug a. they kin, killing as they eat.
They chen once more their lovely squsws be-
hold
! Enjoy eoHnuhial bliss, nor thirst fer gold
I To steals 5 not half their natural desire,
/ Tis their delight to set a house on Are,
And shoot the inmates who attempt to Zee,
Old Belzsbub bears them company.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-06-06

II, as is stated, the stomach of
an ostrich is located at its back be.
tween the wings, after a hearty
meal we imagine it might be a
little roundshouldered.
What does this mean!" asked
q scholar who had been scan
ning some lines written by II
f'iend. Oh, said another, " II
doesen't mean anything. II i,
poetry"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-06-06

The following dispatch, special
to the Globe Democrat, would in
dicato that Ben. jacobs hasn't pro
fitted by his experience in ,his coun-
ty -
CoLoRApo, TEX, Nay %. Dep
uty City Marshal Black Hednan
was shot and killed in variety
bawdy house in the West End
last night by Ben Jacobs, a pro
tessionaI gambler. Three shots
were fired by Jacobs, one entering
the abdomen, one in the Left breast
enc the face. Jat obs was not in
Jured, and the prevailing impress
ion. among cur best citizens Is
that there was foul play and that
the killing is an actual case of mu. g,
der Iiademan was Deputy Mar
sh"l on the night watch and, it is
said was in tie discharge Of his
dnty when killed. The matter is
undergoing a thorough examiu-
alton in the Justice Court and the
true facts in the case will prob.
ably be reached tomorrow.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-06-06

AoAIS has Cleveland violated
the pilghted taith Of his party. By
appointing a non resident to office
in this Territory. Pullen, who has
been Surveyor General less than Il
year. and cannot be charged with
being an offensive partizsn," is
superseded ~ Geo. w. Julian. of
Ind ant,Ean ollg.ra, a ol oailt,
rene Eade Republican, and an anti
quated blatherskite<am man no more
tit ed for the office than the devil
would be for Cardinal. Bat such
is civil service refcr.n."