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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30
CITY NEWS.


HNDlIsFt N'it Ets@ "'E'"s
GEO. MANGEK is on the sick list.
joins YoUNG has been on the sick
list TINS week.
liza SLEEPER contemplates Il visit to
Ohio Don
II. Is. MCNITT is building an addi-
ton To his residence.
r. I. EEEp is building a email addl-
ton 10 his residence.
K. Il. SHERERgocs west this week on
a land INSPECTING tour.
TIE uame of Hicks post oilicce has
been changed wc understand.
WILL GAEEs Is ROW "A gentleman OF
@lclsurc, having retired from business.
VoTG. brothers, vote; vote with care;
vote the republican, ticket straight and
square.
Mr.. G. Il. CHANEY is lying very low
and there is bat little hope of her re-
Goycry.
AF.KMEK from Edgar county WAS IN
Red Cloud this week hunting :or a
A~s,olen horse.
GEO. GAEBEH, well known in Red
Cloud, i. lying very sick with typhoid
fever at Beukclman.
FRED Paterson raised 65 To 15 bush
els of corn per acre on ms farm. 1.
Duuse did the farming.
The regular meeting Of The w. I. j.
u will be held at Mrs. Geo. Ii. Gates at
SD. IN. next "Wednesday.
NJ. b. McNITr goes 10 ONO and
Michigan for a business aud pleasure
trip next Tuesday evening.
A Peoples lumber company has
been organized at lnavale, with IL. n.
Orchard AS president and ". J. Vance
as secretary.
G. w. LINDSEY took possession OF
Gates meat market this week, II nj
once becomes one OF our most actlv,
business men.
JoHN CARRIER and his mother were
ia BenkClman last week, Visiting
tItpIHG 'aibti, a. &c "a
typhoid fever.
&. L. PERKINS and Il. W, Holdrege
prominent b. & NJ. officials have beer
enjoying the bracing air of Websie'
county for n few days past.
GEo. SCorr lost Il pair of double;rees
sledce-hamn,er and L knuckle 10 !
" NNl.A,.N- has shnsn utl
please return them ~ once.
ID. &. WALKER has sold his house IL
the north end II Mr.. George Murray
of White Rock, Kansas. who will NOV
10 Red Clond IN the spring.
WE would call the attention Of tn
CITY council To the dangerous condition
OF the liberty pole. 1t should be take'
down before someone is hurt by 1t
falling.
TIE body snatcher" OF the kirb,
House, is i rUstler from way back, AM
is struggling maufully with the west
ward no, gransers and an inclpien
mustache.
REV. w. I. GIBSON Will preach IL
the Presbyterian Church OF this plac'
Oh mex Sabbath, at ii a. m. and : Z
III. Also al Catherton Presbyterial
church AZ 5 p. III.
4 few more of those nice Plymouth
Rock cockrels, same as We're exhibited
at the county fair. for sale by {. /
Hosford if tax en- before winter At abou
half Of the prlce if taken III spring.
TIE democratic leaders In Re
Cloud have no hope of electing thel
ticket, and have therefore ~concentrat
Ell all their efforts towards Gefeatln
the republican nominee for count
judge.
VIZ. pAEKEs, OF the firm of Parks
Bros, manufactures OF ii;,e boo an
shoes, has returned irunt his tn
among the much married denlzens
Utah. and is now ready To greet h
customers as of yore.
A rELLow living near 1naya!e, "
understand, who wished TO climb u
the golden stair" took rough on rat
as a medium n gain the mystic reain
bat fortunately he took either " hit
or TOO much and dil not as cend.-
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9 Per Gent Farm Loans.

The Nebraska Farm Loan co. will
make you A loan on YOU farm at
straight 9 per cent and furnish the
money without any delay. Call on
chem in the Red Cloud National Bank
Building.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30

THE George Hsn,s1 DRAMATIC
Company viii give 3 grand mgfsH~- On
saturday, afternoon a; IN 81 EEirn
time ,hey win give s~sy = nus sAx
dol. s5 .nebe> Dsg.i. SOW CA ~s,nso.'ion
At the zee; oEce- Tcken VII a. -oc
q. ara -i4rs.
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Notice.

Tho-e Kuoxiu, Ihen.e.v-ebn 'eh:" :
Ia me uy note or box acoMpt arr
~r,anes;e.I Ia ral, and settle lae .am"
> nuev. a ] hsVe sold my meat msrse.
- Ge. ~. L.risy. aho MI. eontsnng
tie business a, the old stand.
M. GArgS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30
PICK-UPS.

are Cit-tt 'of tDe winter
Double fold cx.hrncres 22c, esc aat
W Al Du,keY'. cash .tor-.
The y. ". c. 7. L. will meet IN the
rar ior 81 the PIp'i-t Church Fr'ay
a:,.rnOon Oct 81, l>.5. az AIS a..
Young ladies are cO'disiiy Invited.
Don't YOU forget il, & A Owen ha-
I'll. tias-t line # VA paper and tord
ers ever brought ~e.t Of Lincoln.
OS la-t Friday nigh, the Beck fam
lily held q reunion, tie frat time IN
Il year-. There were present Ms. "
d. Forester. Mrs Penpvpacker, Mr. y
i. Beck and Or. L. II. Beck.
4. {. Johnson had nl- premium col,
killed "a. Mex by the cArs TINS Is
= serious los-.
90 TO the Golden Eagle for fur cap.
gloves and mi,;sns, A. prices that VII
ss,0ui.h even the chronic kicker.
Canon City coal at Plat i Frees.
Gu your turkeys ready f., Thank
giving.
loan. made with the Nebrasks &
Kansas Farm Loan Co. can bs paid \,
home.
Gail ard seq G 4. Owen. elegant
PATTERN. e! wal pat er and borders.
A new stock Of ~.'l paper and
border. just received by G A. owen
.-t, wool u,1.ry.sr s, -n cent.
,rJ rnyorL. =, he L,,.len E.yl-
clothing tore.
So, and loo. -, e Owen. wall
! nauer and to,d.r.. al.u a ne. and
fresh stock Of pants and window
curtains.
UoSry a, Hacker.
Y, al, ,,oa.-.u n.w ~, Dpck.r's
~ II. a.
ine a.,I.,I0
80. -, in-" ,hon IN cots ON H.. dnlIar
.Hd Iii owe Won a beu.Gt os loa
prices.
R,, rours chooI cr,vnr. a, C.i,;, -.
,Lana c.n;. l,,lo -.
DncL.r's
-,
rvApn'"'eu anu u'' "u
iiHcSeiH
tnl p"is"'"7 "S s''d9 s'' "
Inc iiie,' ana cheapest ''he Vi lamps
Ut iie"iS 0oo~
Slti''ii I'hiS ~ lie>eo1-sNa u
Aihs's RAIN io"" ~
For hoods. vans, Hamhur- cds1ngs
and laces GO To Mrs. Ne"hoUses
New line Of cloaks, Jerseys. New
Market. and gloves IN nus week al
DucHers.
Fox fresh choice csnIie- 60 ~ Nee
man & Iensr' AT the post Once.
They are imnen1e.
\ new took of sheet MUSIC ana
music books At Getting. ORDERS
taken for anything not on hand.
Halls husking gloves n 90 ots a par
n the Golden Eagle ciotb!i" store.
! Getting ha, put in a stocs az Nrl.-v
Bros. Homeopathic remedies tar th"
benefit OF all u.in. those remedies.
TIE hos. rlocs 10 luv fresh paint. j.
Mt C. 4. Owens. ~ d"ovs north %:
Ka!ey 4 sp"ke-ticids = r.. 80" nm
! before YOU buy. ~ he has h.rl Ills.
For al Grades of underwear. % T.
the Golden Eagle.
C.rrD, o,,d,5,,es ,.-a i, ,h. city
49, -. c,:,~ -, -, ,,r,;.,i
f,.nces.
4 WrrsrFp comfy farmer saved
.;.;y dollar. by y.,.iny hi. farm loan
from W. 7. Overman.
Cbi,dren's flannel waists At the
Golden Eagle.
Enr b,,v,in. in Ira.s goods. dress
lam. trey. var. hoods. Ham
;mr', I,cc, che,rer thar e.er Of Mrs
ewh,u,e'.
I'D. q, El,o
,y;n..a .,.,L
C"u anJ .xm;ra ,h.m
.,o.. o,, ,,. su,o,,,.
o'"e 81 Co. ,.,,or,. -
hemfy zoo. '' an .r
VA, pHper "
double r"!,
Tn a., rn,I ,oc,,;n,s ,,,lr
" C,,n Cnwl.s Nj,
a,,,roI -,,,road l,., -
w. ,~nvar. f,.,. hn,,...
"n,U ant i,r,, hoo cora. sIay,
"'"'ni''' ~ - ,a,,.
an "r'e' i - >, -,
'c,,b.r,,n
E"""'">'
Blue gra>- timothy ~ i'a"''
lust received "a ihrye supply oi Nls>e~
I"r.evs ot all SIZE ~ Mr.
Finest lInr az domestic lulImoorted
.r in the ciry II Frrui,gu& Cos.
Is /. MIL &c 1870" 9
- tor. ..un yr,r.ri-
Va n-,,,u- of dnwo -,
I'se ,.sa.;m -.
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CUBE Rock. . / -. ISIS
M.,,a. Mora4r& F1l,oa ( b 2

Asa,E. MoraAn x FIltoa < 4 r
Miner nave the ,OBsrsIu 4iiyu- -: the
cope ol Ked CtvIi "a furnishing
.nem with A. rFvgA n.A~e i1-i h21 D.
.ula, &C.; "| i~i--Ia lac Has =
w,A EJt-i ~ MIL -"psi Lag" ass
e.c-AEi scenery al a-atei ~t1 srN
o.. ial- La- -ru lDae =; d
u.,t expe,e 1. tu.ss gentlemen Aru
ts peul- sa,u! "a tara paIr1--e
gva. q. r,t ia tHIZF ---@ N-rm
zs..
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Our Candidates.

oNE Ih-4ELaIt--
Every republican IN tie o.sEt,
should s.e ;ha: lie !. :: Ito pe..s re.
Ige~d.y. and vote ,or 81. rr;ut.ca.
nominee. from coroner up - treasure
Ii Is A dG;. .ueuwteu; "a ever r.
publican - work fos the ;i,Ae; an,
: earnestly, Nai vote It .:-ash.
an set ~ Ut forever ;is- mistaken
idea o. 6O.ting nominee Ju-i G-cAu..
: TLr fellow tollaL TX tue ticket .,
nit himself. TEe.- i "a" reason al,
every mau on toe republican, l,r.,,
ticket should nO; tic e..ciet mex: Tue.
day.
" n. NJ NITT.
Our cand lat. fur county treasure. :
q man who /. So We'll aud fssorably
known 20 orr reader ,i.a: - u-vt- 40
recommendation. tie j. a mau whom
The DeOpl. AT rr;}-'. = careful and
conscientious gentleman Who believe
IN dealing slik. With al ia-u. al Old
soldier and a life long republican,.
Vote for McNIti f1r treasurer.
y..,
-
.'"" D.,
precinct. . -,aacU republican. = man
If ability aud we'll qUs. sci - enter
upon Aui discharge I!e duties 81
county, clerk IA eyer, r--r-ct and j.
well worthy ti- support: .y.s, THE.
and true republican. Vote II! han.
iI'H'H - Wv ''s"'.' 80
'n'e ~ '"e'.n' - ""r 81
a ''''V''
. - -, -. rl,,I.
can uU,tn- utmost cauha-nc.lu lie
viii nat I-hasr hi. rircrln ans man
u-- and wil Li-char,. .ycr. dut.
win E,-,.r xut credit =, The county
Vo,, ,oy 4! { Scott for sheriff
roy
- u s,,; .., ,.,,,c.
Tor cunt, ,up,ria,-,dra, ,4. held
the ollie. .,r ~. terms and show,
himself 10 H.. ahugd.u,.s qualified ID
fiji ia, nih.,. with honor am! creG., To-
,h. ..ronI Interests Of IA. county 4
good man in ,.- r:,At u ,ca Vote for
Springer for superintendent.
oUsTY JUDGs
F 4 Sweezy. the nominee ..r coun-
~ Judge j. "A resident # Blue Hill. a
good anyer. , gentleman whom the
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30
Il. b. emit. 4a.o hA- served ths

II. Il. emit. 9..u hA- served the
,e5pie = - seArs ~ "a. c~~i~cii.
f pu-;ase ! hed Is"ed. has Ten
a-Tcd 81, tssg1ati"n To n proper
.ula.u.aes IL WsshiEg'on, 10 tax
eriec. Al ogr.-e. and IN .ae Eexi lev
da,s the pyoplv slll undoubtedly be
dealing xltn new = VI NJ NcSHi
hx. been a lailh;al officer aed las
gIsF x..he- lsirs -ucssss in Ms tufu.e
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30

Tsr esnti.msa'v q The
G~oizs= flamHn D-amaflc COMPANY
N~-s- Panic iIsmlin- End - J.
wo~i.. have our iaaaSs -! i-s"H'
extended
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30
POINTS

Mrs. FRED PETERSEN and daughter
are visiting friends at iicCook t!i-
week.
Ed. MoHLER and II. Rundeil have
proved up On tier claims. Both are
enterprising farmers.
BILLY ATKIS left this week for hi-
old home in B!.ssiicid. Men, where lie
Willy spend the winter.
FgAyE JONES, Of Webster county,
has been selected a. petit Juror for the
L. :. Court a: Omaha.
The Episcopal church has received
an external coat OF paint which makes
that ediiicc look much better.
! The firm OF Walker & Erakeiield
have dissolved partnership, Mr. Brake
| field will continue the business.
REV l.. FULFoRTH has returned
from the north west and will hold ser
wees in Grace church next Sunday.
ID q. WALKER and family 20 10 Vie
toria, British Columbia, sometime next
week. They have the best wishes al
their many friends.
JoHN MURRAY, the We'll known con
tractor, builder and "A staunch demo
crat. left on Wednes lay for Nuck"i!-
county, where he vii. supeTintend tie
erection Of the new buildings on Mr..
T. Sinweii- rauChc
The republican electors Of Red
Cloud precinct outside of the city nj
Red Cioud, are requested To meet ut
the court house saturday at , p. III. for
tie purpose of selecting suitable men
for township officers.
BEWARE Of all sorts of malicious
stories on election day. set ailoat by
designing men who are working Iii the
interest of the opposition ticket. aud
who have never been known I" vote u
straight republican ticket.
EVERY republican voter IN Webster
county should come u and cast his
vote for the party ticket on Tuesday,
and thereby sit down on the unterrl
Go, ao,,ocr,cr who exnec, IN elect
McKeighan for county Judge, if pos
,iblc.
WE are pleased to learn that our
friend, NJ. " Dickerson, who has
been on the sick lis. for two weeks
past is rapidly recovering. We shall Ice
clad 10 zee him ON the streets again,
aud able 10 attend to his business at
~.,irs.
RLvUBLICAxs bear i'll miad that the
the election next Tuesday is an i'm
portant one to the party, and every
man ON the ticket should Toe elec.cd 10y
> handsome maiorities. Don't let per
sonal matters turn you from voting
the straight republican ticket.
,o,r !. sooo - have \ rev
roller miller to cost $1,000. 1t is being
erec,'d on 'ic sue % 'hr ga - -.
, ", d. w.,
n.u .,;,,
n,
va"
HE 'ahe-ihe eu''"' Vi ""' wv" =
town dim"cratlc Shee' Si'"S ~,
false creations oil MS hea "fP't'e
or''" i''' "a"
I paper ms "''
"'"t-' "'n "' -,
"''h' ",'
e "p'
ATTENTION, VIII De
1. work IN IN rank OF Esquire AT 'h'
next res ular meeting "i Ciianihe lodge
p X. l.. No. -, next inesoay evening
The brethren are requested TO be pres
: ent. VISITING hrethfen 'orniaiiy IN
A, 'i'eu' 'oo 'n"ip.
j. l.. MILLER, Z. I.
I 4. c. HosMER, X. X. s.
Ioor ON, for trades and scratched
e t;csc,s on Tuesday. Various trick.
& .r, mo- ba;pc nren,reI IN he executed
h Tr,sI.v 10 in vcicle he un~s,,spectins
~ro,.r and therefore every voter in tn.
-,,h,;ca, ,ar,v .houId tick
II 81. beeo,e VOTING Don't forge, TN,
I warning. Vote the republican tIcke
STRAIGHT and do not fool with bogus
; tickets.
al III Sy,rv Fred HummelI. G.. W
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30
harmed.

pDItk - \ II ibt4l-A
euIus. Oct. l5,n. II the residence 81.
the bp4e- mJth-r "u Perry 81. Nj.
Frank ". dor. and Ni,s Mtr-are.
VI >paytn. the i.csA F.N,py"c.l
officiating.
Thr wedding Wa II S"rs pleasant
affair. AtJut iar'y invited Lue>:s were
pI.-,at q number ol WauH Mere from
fremont. An ccgtul SEQ uug -uri'T
u,. served. of winch al p.,tapk "I'h
-, sure. Inc h-Fpy cOI is't .u.
laegr ues hsry Ia Red C.n,t. Neh..
wt.Te ~. D.l. Hts occurred 10 position
in ilr dl.g business Wit. "a Mir. Fer
gtspu. aIme.y OF tbs county NJ
Dolr 4, Wei 6UoSn Ia Tsihu. having
been engaged - head GERS N } h
MargGsul drug store tu- -pm" TIM,
coming nvrc from h- Ho, upuri nome
ia f.-muut. Mrs DDrr vas a We.
known Young lady of T,'in, AMI a
graduate If me high School. Buia
have msu, iueu!- here NTH whom
tue IrbuHr joins IN CUgTitu.atIOHs-
Thin tO.l TribRns.
IHE CHEZ sdd- IL congratulations
Ia ;h,'s Gi the TyIbsa' AMI acourd- w.
Dor And III .Sumtp.c LAZY a hearty
welcome - Red ,loaG society.
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~ r. NJ NETT.

our cand Cat. fur county treasurer. =
a man who i. 80 Wei. aud fssoratly
known 20 oIr reader ,ha: - u-vt- 10
recommendation. tie l. a man whom
The peOpl. can rra-', = careful and
CONSCIENTIOUS GENT. man Who believe
n dealing slik. With a.. Ig-u. an old
solder and a .ite long republican
Vote for Mc-NItt f1r treasurer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30

NNN"'N NN|-F =
IAC candidate 80 count. clerk. = one
al .H- foremost men of G4.ae kSC.
precinct. . >,aacH republican. - man
"f ability aud Vel! qgaIi-l - enter
upon ADD discharge lie duties 81
county clerk IN ever. respect, and J.
well worthy IT, -UvP"rt-u; ,y.ss the.
and true republican. Vote ~! ham.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30
COUNTY JUDGs.

F. \. Sweezy. the nominee :.r III
" Judge. l. IL resident IF Blu" Hill, q
good lawyer, , gentleman whom the
people can have confidence III. a man
who will b- able TO decIte all question,
coming before him LEGALLY .snd without
consultation. lie vii make a good
officer and should receive the vote %
every republican IN the county Vote
for Sweexy for judge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-26
Leri.latlve Retrenchment n Fi.h.

1t cannot bosstingly be said
that Texas is overlooked aRd
ailluent In the matter Of legisls-
tive talent. Although we can boast
OF superficial area OF territory ex-
ceeding by great many times any
other state in the Union, we do not
stand pat' on that fact alone Super
fetal area Is a big thing-in it's way,
but when we come TO calculation of
superficial Legislators and statesmen,
we strike a boom where we feel conf
dent OF being fseile princeps, and like
the great Elijah POgram In his noble
defiance we can-"defy the uni
versal airth sir" IL seem Texas
has "nsh bureau % 1t is doubt.
less great and glorious thing
to have q fish bureau. 1t is some
times not only glorious but profitable
TO have fish bureau. Fish Is recom-
mended by scientific writers as tend.
ing to enlarge and develop the human
brain, and to give that Important piece
OF machinery greater activity and vital
energy, In that hope, could the pop
ular vote be taken, doubtless the lerIs.
lature would 6nd their constituents
violently clsmorous for legislative
fish buTesu, constantly well stocked.
The WI hope, inspired by the con-
templae lon of a Texas legislature after
steady and luxurious fish diet OF sixty
days, working on, at reduced per
diem, staggers the editorial mind, and
would doubtless convulse aud as
tonish the average constituent. Tie
genial Doctor Holmes, when grave
" consulted by feebly-deyel-
oped theological dude. - to the
kind OF hshl est adapted to his intel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-26

Mo- WAC, I.,,.,,,.,,.,.,, .t,t ,,.,.il
'eeI J sioua OBJ lur enrtpt"fta style III
which her lieRe-lurd writes ~ darling
Emma Abbott. in RESPONSE TO the
Il..,,,,ir.Fi, .r,,,,,..t ,I,o r.;- .o,,,s,r.,s
vLu't'u 'nc Nac' programme from
Martha TO the entire opera al Somuanl-
huia and. iu addition. "A SCENE from
r-,,,,.t,.r ,na l, s1i..,.;..- 49,.
'N-
Ine AAN.ulnsr rs her eoltorial reward :
Ina addition 10 Abbott In the ufc role we
nave laFil"pietrn aud Ee.lini, and Amman
dale in the castle scene from frovaiorc TINS
"lt makes bill. which Abbot might give ln
hrossel' rwis, Vienna or berlin. Ihe srlec.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-26

lectual need, thoughtiully proposed to
the divinity student that he should
"try a whale" as q starter But we
wish our legislative friends kindly to
understand that this little story Is
given not as a threat, but merely as a
slgge tor.
But to return to our ilsh bureau.
We feel inclined right here TO take a
stand we might call IL a fish.stand--
in favor Of this bureau The debate is
so meagerly reported we cannot at
this writing catch the full force Of the
legislative logic, but as near as we can,
it appears that the 6sh bureau in
wolves the state In an annual expense
OF some five hundred dollars This
then IS the dragon Of "proli-
gate expenditure" with which the leg
islatlve athlete and reformer wrestles
Can this be serious? A state Boosting
Of is superficial area, exceeding 800,
900 square miles, threaded with small
streams from its northern border to
the gulf--a distance and area equaliog
Ave average states A population Of
over two and half million, TWEEN
tieth part Of the whole American re-
public! And yet our sialwart econ
omists can find no more valuable field
for their energies, nothing of more
vital Importance to their constituents,
than to spend nearly a whole legisla-
tive day in wrargling over petty ap.
preparation Of $500 per annum to keep
up the fish bureau ard stock these
thousands OF miles of small streams
with brain food al least heulthy and
nutritious food for the people Viva
Ia bagotelle!
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-26

The following is from the Dallas Her.
slu-the last sentence OF the paragraph
as it appeared in that paper being un.
lit for publication in TINS GAZETTE:
The Fort Worth GAEstrn thinks the nsr.
AID would Welcome Peter smith 10 DALLAS
ofeeurse Il would. IfPeter saith and ]. IA.
Brown would leave the Fort, thar county
lows would be in as great predicament AZ
we Atkansas map was whowanled to attend
a fashionable party.
Let us Suggest few more Of the an.
tire population OF Fort Worth, which
"a would be necessary for Dallas 10
welcome IN order to kin off the place
at which more people get ON and OIL
the cara in twenty-four hours than At
any other four cities in Texas com.
bined: Walter Huffman, Morgan
Jones, X. H. Van Zandt, M. b. Loya
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-26

Presenting that the Democratic plat
form adopted % Houston was an hon
est expression OF lmeut; presum-
ing that the legislature desires 10 act
for the present and future good Of all
reEasi presuming that the representa-
dives of the people have personal
knowledge OF theIesourc, oftha West,
and that they do not depend FOR such
information ON those who are interest
ed, directly or indirectly, ia the per.
petua'ion Of the cattls-ulsing business
in the bullionairs style, the question Of
a land policy for the state would seem
TO be a simple one. Briefly stated, it
should be-
]. Arepeal OF the pressntlease law,
which tends to retard settlement and
90 deter men FROM coming to any
part of Texas because, IN the popu-
lar mind outside the state the
lease law applies to al sections Of
Texas, and no one wishes q home that
Ray be inciosed in the pasture OF a
cattle king and this ignorance OF the
location Of the public lands renders
the lease law 80 hurtful to East snd
Genital rs 20 West Texas so far as
immigration is concerned
. a sale OF lands 90 actual settlers
only, at the maximum price Of not
more than 81 an acre, on thirty years
time at per cent interest
An acknowledgement OF the
rights OF the first to come to be the
hrst served.
4. An obliterstiou of all distinction
between watered and dry lands.
8. a reduction to the simplest form
of the method Of acquiring title 10
public lands.
G. II not more than one section can
be sold to an actual settler, then per-
init him to lease four or five additional
sections, with no power to transfer his
lease for given number OF years.
For II Is wen known that some
time "a required to develop
the agricultural capacity Of the
country, and the control Of four or Ave
additional sections will enable the pic,
ueer to subsist on the product OF his
small herd while he is blowing up
: the rain from the ground"
Z Provide for the eNtiuguishmenI
of all titles to land held by stock com
= panies.
: s. Abolish the land board.
These suggestions constitute the
, germ of legislation for the settlement
of the country, based on the adspta
bility and capability Of the West
Any deviation from them will be, wit
, tingly or unwittingly, in the interest o
class and inimical to the specifies
{ settlement OF the country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-26
w. r. Brnwno


W X, Rowno Esqa receiving clerk IN the
com troller's office lon yesterday morning
for Washington. Mr.. Browne Is AN appll-
cant for ehidpUsloncc inspector for Texas
and goes 10 Washington very highly Inc
dorscd by an the leading mon Of our state
FOR the position Austin Statesman.
MI, w. II. Browne has gone TO Washington
to look after his candidacy for the position
OF chief Inspector OF the postal service Ia
Texas. He has resided Ia Paris for twelve
years, has q warm friend iu Senator Maxey.
who has known him for years. Two yean
ago lac accepted the position, uuuer Conn
TROLLEY swain, Of receiving clerk. The place
Is one of great responsibility. aud mo has
oiled It well, lie is regarded In Austin.
where hls subtle career is known, as a most
reliable and trustworthy gentleman. Mr..
Browse is perhaps the best indorsed man
mat goes before TIE new administration for
position In Texas, as ne has the state
officials, the senate and house @ ( representa-
| lives nearly entire; the supreme and appel-
late court judges nd nearly every eieoior.
besides the ross aud many private citizens
Tho position is one of great trust snd ono
which Mr. Browne would undoubtedly nu
with credit TO himself and satisfaction to
the state OF Texas. Dallas Herald.
Until the above notices appeared in
the papers respectively quoted, The
GAZETTE was not applised Of it's
young friends eommendable ambi.
tion. But now that We know of his
aspirations, we desire to add our most
cordial Enforcement of all that is ssid
for him by the Herald. The admins
tration of President Cleveland would
suffer no deuiment, so far as II rested
ia the hands of Mr. Browne. Indeed,
The GAZETTE has no hesitancy in say
ing that II all the places of government
are intrusted to such men as Mr..
Browne, the public service viii be q
tower Of strength TO the Democracy
and would be a guarantee to the peo-
pie that the best clvil-service reform
was the filling Of all offices with Dem,
oerats. Success to you, Mr., Browne
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-26

too, Giovanni Puhssimo Morislui de-
posed that he had been the treasurer
OF the Mutual Union Telegraph com
pany but had never seen OF kept any
books, handled any money or knew
anything about the business or value
Of the company's proI erty II Puris-
simo Is not too much broke up" over
the elopement Of HE g Al with coach
man he viii see his friend Jayscn
through II he has to run two presses to
furnish testimony,