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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-18
sulphur Syringe.
speclal 10 tho gazetto.

Special TO the Gazette.
SULPHUR SPRINGS, TEX, June IT,
Mother Brown, aged seventy six, clti.
zen OF Texas for nearly lifty years and
of Sulphur Springs for over thirty years,
died on the l4th Inst. after pro-
tracted illness. Truly good woman is
gone.
Col w. S. Terrell, aged seventy.eight,
citizen Of Texas for forty years and OF
Sulphur Springs for over thirty years,
died to-day after an Illness OF nearly q
month. He was quiet, substantial
citizen, and always succeeded in his un-
dertakings, and had accumulated con-
siderable property.
Dick Hall, candidate for land commits
sioner, 10 in the city.
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SPORTING.


NEw YORK, June lf--Great interest Is
taken In tho regatta Of tho New York
Yacht club to-day For participation In
II four sloops, from which one win be Sc.
lected, arc named TO contest for the
queens cup, aud though there were
twenty or more clippers and small boats
in the reRetta besides these, the eyes OF
the public are only TUNED to the four.
They were; New York eloop Prosoilla,
Boston sloop Puritan aud two
new sloops, the Atlantic, owned IN
New York, and the Maytl0wcr
owned In Boston The race was over Il
a0.mile course. Soon after the start the
Priscilla took the lead aud maintained It
to the nnish Tho Atlantic came IN see.
ond o seconds LATER the Puritan . min
uies behind her, the MayfoWer last, l2A
minutes behind the Puritan.
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ne crowds Of people have augmented 20
such proportions as 70 necossltesc ire
use OF other churches to accommodate
them Great interest Il manifested
throughout the meetings, and Thongs 81
peniients nightly make their way for.
ward The meetings up TO the present
hsve resulted in sah conversions and us
accessions 70 che Methodist Rplscopal
church. All other interests have sue.
eumbed.
A county alliance was organized ia this
city to-day by Representatives Rogers and
Elliott Of The state alliance. Early this
morning representatives o. subordinate
alliances throughout the county began "a
pour III and A sitting membership OF 100
representatives was balloied at noon.
Toe forenoon was occupied by speeches
at various intervals IRON Messrs. Elliot
and Rogers and Hon. j, ). Hamilton OF
London, this county, who Is candidate
Tor county Judge. HamlIton's address
consisted maiuly OF bitter TRADE
against capital and corporate monopolies.
me afternoon session was conducted
with secrecy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-18
nelihornin snlnide

Special to the Gazette,
PIrTsBuRG, Tx June l7.--About o
O'Clock this evening, as the work train on
the Missouri Pacific was coming to Pitts
burg, at point four miles east of here q
man was seen walking on the track, and
as the train neared him stepped off the
track, and when the train reached within
afew feet Of him be threw himself on the
track, and the entire train passed over
him, mangling him horribly beyond recog-
milton. The remains were brought here,
and the coroner's inquesti is now in session
SO far they have been unable to learn
who the suicide is.
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special 10 the Gazette.
WEATnERFoRp, Tx, June Ito.
day Il. b. Milliken purchased the under.
taking department Of Rider, Yautls & Co,
aud win hereafter give hts entire atten-
tion to that business
The commissioners court tinished their
work OF examining the tax rolls to-day,
aud their work shows that there will DO 4
smaller per cent. called before the equal
ising board than for several years pre-.
vious.
The public school exhibition In vogue
to-day showed that the pupils have
learned quite rapidly since the commence,
mont OF the term,
Miss Mollio Hensiey, one OF our most
accomplished young ladies, has returned
itom Graham, where she has been teach.
ing Ia the public school there.
Mrs. T. W. Woodlicf returned home
yesterday from an extended visit 10 rcla.
lives and friends IN Henderson and Waco
Miss Matte Bogess OF Waco accompanied
her.
Mrs, b. II. INLAND, Mrs, E. C. Faln and
Oscar Faln returned 60 their home at
GlenFose this morning after having at.
tended the weddlng Of their sister, Mrs.
Leach. Mrs NJ, a, Faln OF this city &C.
companled thom and viii spend tae sum.
mer IN Glenrose,
Matt &, Cameron, our city secretary,
treasurer ana assessor with his wife,
took the east-0ound train this evening f0i
La Belle, Ark. They wlll visit Little
Rock, Hot Springs andseyeral otherplaccs
before they return.
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HmLsBoRo, Tx, june li.--The sum
mer normal institute for white teachers
Of the Nineteenth senatorial district viii
DE held at Seymour, Baylor county. The
institute win open on the l2th day Of
July ana close August z. Tuition viii
be free to ALL The citizens Of Seymour
are taking an unusual interest In making
the institute sncefss They have re-
dnced bosrd 10 o. per month and
offer free transportation from Wlch.
ita Falls 10 all teaetsrs who
come BY that route. II you intend going
via Wichita Falls please notify al once
Prof. H. w. McAdains at Seymour. Prot.
McAdams viii meet you with conveyance
at wichita Falls on Friday, July ., az
which dine the party will start for Sey-
mour. We invite every teacher 10 North
vest Texas 20 join as and assist In work
ing up grand educational revival at
Seymour B. M, HOWARD,
Principal
Papers OF the Nineteenth senatorial
district please copy.
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School Matters.

LoxGyiEw, TEX, june 1.-THE city
council has elected p. G. IIallyburton as
superintendent Of the city schools, dating
from the beginning Of the fan term. The
gentleman is now in Rlehmoud, Va. He
was engaged In the public school at
Bryan, and afterwards III the Nayasota
echool.
The closing exercises Of the city high
school, which has been under the super,
intendency OF Prof. NJ. Nj. Pittman OF
Georgia for three years past, are now
being had. As In ell other school exer-
cises of ike character the beautiful girls
and brave boys are doing exceedingly
we'll; but there seems TO be growing
dislike TO set public examinations with
their wind-ups Of rspeeches by the boys
and essays BY the girls"
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Can 80 verified.

LoNGymw, Tx, June l6.--In the cor
respondence from here in yesterdays GA
zETTE, relative to the sources OF income
OF the Galveston, Sabine & St. Louis rail-
way after Its completion to the Gulf, the
Items relating to coal, iron and petroleum
were taken from publications authorized
by the state Of Texas. The other items
can be verified in many ways, and win be
found upon investigation to be much
greater than noted In the correspondence.
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Cisco.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette
CISCO, TEX, June 1.-The Cisco
Roundup has changed hands. Messrs.
Luse and Larlmer, lis former editors aud
business managers. selling out TO Messrs.
PreyeauX and Thompson, who will here
after conduct said paper In the Interest
OF Cisco, Eastland county, and this part
OF the state Its politics will be strictly
Democratic.
Our school board Is now In session for
the purpose of selecting principal and
first assistant. There are somewhere be-
tween fifty and two hundred applicants
for the two places.
Mrs. Jordan, mother Of Frank and Tom
Jordan and Mrs. Chapman, died yesteT-
day afternoon and was buried in the city
cemetery this morning at y o'clock.
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L.orena,
sneoIal d Dad enrotlo

Special TO the Gazette
LoRENA, Tx, June liza very hard
wind storm visltedthis place last evening,
but not much damage was done. A few
box-cars that were standing on the Mis-
souri, Pacific railway siding started, with
the brakes on, but stopped as soon as the
wlnd went down Daring tho thunder
end lightning storm that followed j. r..
Schaefer OF the firm OF Schaefer Bros,
grain dealers, was shocked, hut not
struck. He was lying on sofa at his
mothers residence when very severe
stroke OF lightning seemed to throw him
of OF the sofa out on 20 the floor about
folr feet He has been unconscious ever
since, and II IS doubtful II he lives
Miss Clara Comstock OF Gaesburg, Ill.,,
who has been teaching at Waco Female
college, returned home last night Mrs.
M. l.. Wlnans accompanied her, and she
win spend the summer with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs, Capt Grant OF Galesburg.
The Lorena baseball boys are prepar-
ing 10 do Waco up In great style Satur-
day.
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Postal Routes.

nAaToN, June II, - The post
beteral, in response to senate
p sent to the senate q tabular
lshowlng inland water routes
|en United States mails are trans
Hsaelr length, the number OF trips
aud compensation. The state
6ilnerates 100 inland routes,
fEl the total compensation
q . year and eleven coastwise
Alch cost $66,75G. Total num-
Il travelled per annum 1871 1928,
" cost per mile 1926.
hoRRIsoN's MOTION.
alsls Of the vote on Morrison's
90 INTO committee of the whole
4 purpose of considering the
a SHOWS 40 affirmative votes
y Democrats and 1 by Republi-
alee Of the Republicans are from
Nelson, Strait and Wakefield,
putin, James, from New York
Democratic votes, l22 were
representatives. from the South
and IA by representatives
.efn and Middle states. OF
saslye votes, l22 were cast by
w tnd S5 by Democrats. OF
sloerats voting in the mega
from the Southern states.
d flndlay; Louisiana, Gays
NJ, Martin and Wallace;
martin. The only member alb
impaired was Frederick Of
WIS confined at home by III
.s,siison seemed 70 accept
sleslly his defeat on the tariff
SAD he was not disappointed
M .slh that he had foreseen 1t for
I-'nsi but this was a thing to
pIty and the administration
and be had to make the fight
asler When asked why he in
~; ~. 70 call up the bill Tuesday
w, With a smile. sit will give
]. ssace to repent" but declined
y opinion as TO whether he
APPROPRIATIONS.
\; resolution the sundry civil
~ oil was reported by Ran
E . ~. no appropriation for the
Il yard Of health,
fvRIlC LANDS.
committee on public lands
senate bill forieiting the
.sluc land grant and struck
we enscting clause with the
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resumed their inquest this morning.
Mcbride, the shootlst, teshaed IN his own
behalf, saylngS he visited the house 10
see Josie and found revolver living on
the bed w her room. lie picked 4. np
and was Ltoling with II. when Il accident.
ally went od. lie did not know II was
loaded. The girl exclaimed, al am shot,n
ann fell 70 the tioor. He was so horri-
he'd and frightened at what he had done
that he tied from the house. His evidence
L. controversial by the dying declaration
81 the girl, who, when asked II the
shooting was accidental, replied, t.No,
Frank Mcbride shot me purposey.n Tho
Jury returned verdict ia conformity
with the evidence, and McBnde was re-
manded 70 JAN without bond.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-18
r.,al suns,roks az san Antonio.

Special 10 the Gazette. - rh.
SAN ANToNIo, Tx June IT, lus
arst sunstroke Of the season occurred
here to-day with the thermometer regis,
terina % In the shade, though i reached
ss hIgh as 100 on June 10. Mr. Sasi
MAYER, engineer for ire company 40. !,
sfter a long walk in the sun ms ai r,ss
noon died AZ p. m. from snnstroke,
hsvlna been totally unconscious for sew
arsl honrs. A hackman and ssreet-car
driver were also prostrated, but wiz re,
cover In consequence Of the cool gnl
breeze which prevails, sanstroke y rare ,le
occurrence here unless expenditures Ny
strong drink and imprudent exposure
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ruoss puReLARrEs.

4. ne Gazette.
TEX, June l7.--Sometime
~ were several robberies in Dali
.s,,lac night after night without
...A4sslon Of the parties who were
work. IL was, aud is yet, a
j sov the work was done, and by
/. Mary Dalton was robbed Of 1901
- from the house, the perpe-
\. ne deed entering the house,
bsr trunk and skipping with the
astore her return. Mr.. Tom
4 son-in-law OF Mrs. Dalton,
4 M sane house, and was out with
Wan on the night OF the robbery.
n frazier, assisted by Deputy
'r.ssell aud Police 0Glcer Gaines,
n working on the case for some
lSsst night Police Officer Gaines
y M Fiuellen and had him locked
4 Tbe proof that the officers have
snoyn to the public yet. Fluellen
krrIct guard for some time. He
convict while trying TO escape,
4 d ODD released,
a rNJoINED.
shntlffs in the injunction case
A ne Antioch Colored Baptist
anylng that the minister and his
stlon be restrained from disturb
4 rhborhood with unusual noises,
a bond to-day, and the papers
ued restraining the defendants
Eturblug the community by I'M
Uses.
coIoRKD BoolBLACKs.
= atDoFities at Tyler have been
\ IS look out for three colored
a s VINO are supposed to be mixed
3 robbery OF a clothing store
n ago. II is supposed that the
/. Is went TO Tyler.
Hut Paulson, the German who
ibe negro woman Stein alias
il held under attachment to
letion OF the grand jury which
"a session, The negro woman
n sten arrested,
CLOSING EXERCISES.
Radiance at the closing exercises
alss academy was very large.
cgnmme consisted of scrip
sistions, prayer by Rev. Mr.. Soho
&ngs, rotations, declarations
,ares. All passed off pleasantly
who attended expressed them
we'll pleased.
a he exercises were over O num-
pupils were called upon the stage
Smber Of medals were awarded.
Brown was present and made y
sls speech to the successful pupils
Fascination of the medals, which
h elegant as well as appropriate.
Il thls & lunch prepared by the
#Gtd PATRONS of the school was
AID all who wished participated.
(. EAGgNHAUsER's BREWERY.
reported on the streets to-
b the old Wagenhauser brew
been sold TO Chicago parties.
remembered that 1t was sold
ia ago under forced sale, and Mr..
Epreseuting a Chicago man
oli, bought 1t in, Mr., Pillsbury
have been here for several days
purpose Of arranging the transfer,
WILL ADJOURN.
1nored that the federal court
cuc or two others will, adjourn
" the heated term is over.
PERSONAL.
Fltx Sanger is off on a pleasure
few weeks,
z Leilh, Southwestern passenger
d Mr.. Cooper Mott, travelling au-
VA OF the Texas < st. Louis, are
y on business.
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RInwn on thn nsnnh.

Special to the Gazette.
GALvEsroN, TEX, June 1.-THE barge
Keystone, left by the tug Ranger at an
chorage of Calcaslon while Il returned
here for coal, was blown on to the beach
and swamped eight miles west of Cal
cssion by the storm of last Monday. The
barge is not badly damaged, lies easy and
has no cargo. IL is thought can be easily
got off.
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A. v. ana A. III. omoe.s

correspondence Of the Gazette.
foREsTBuRG, TEX, June l4.--Ata reg.
ular meeting OF Forrestburg lodge A. +.
and a, M. on the llth inst. the following.
named officers were clectcdi A. Steel.
man, w. Nj Rufus Settle, S. W.; Rob.
elt Bean J W.; II Is. Bailey, treasurer;
w IL. Wilson, secretary; j. G. white,
tyler.
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Brenham's Kid Company.

.pecIAI 70 Ihc Gazette
BRENNAN, TEX,, June 1.-THE Bren-
ham Light Guards win hold their second
anniversary tomorrow at the public
school grounds. They are the youngest
military company in the state, composed
OF boys from fifteen TO eighteen years Of
age. They will enter the state drill nj
Galveston If they get their uniforms IN
time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-18
rhe Clsoo rehnoI.

special 70 the sa1e lie,
Cisco, TEX, June IT-our school
ooa'd met to-day and elected Prof
Charles T. Alexander Of Farmersville,
Tex, principal Of the Cisco public
schools, and Charles b. Smith of Cisco
first assistant.
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Storm at Belton.

9pcV'h 20 the dh2ette.
Bolton, Tax, June l7.-There was
quite storm here last night, together
with rains. The wind blew the awnings
of OF several Of Belton's business houses,
besides blowing timber down ali over
town and injurlng crops In the surround.
lag country.
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Frotraoled Nfcctinr q, yynlns

correspondence Of the Gaxatte
WALLIS, TEX June l6.--Rev Mr.. Dab.
ney Is suecS sstnlly conducting pro,ract.
cd meeting at this place. The impas.
stoned earnestness Of his eloquence car.
ries conviction to the hearts'oi his hear.
ers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-18

Al 0thor Texas glrl has won tho honors
Miss Tennie Belker o. White Rock has
Just returned from Maple Hin SEMINARY,
Lebanon Tenn, where she graduated
with the first honors 81 her class, having
won the medal awarded for scholarship
and Department.
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STATE NEWS.
Vo'ngs and Happenings Of the nav.
fhe Occurrences for weal or
Woe Recorded.


special to The eaze.te.
bAKrLsrr, Tx, June iT.--Mr. Qullla
Lay led Miss Alice Russell 10 Tho
nymeneal altar yesterday evening al ;so,
hey. Mr.. Whlpkey officiating.
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Henderson.


Special 70 the Gazette.
IIENpERsoS, TEX, June i7.--Ibe
spirit Of rejayenation has been trans
planted withih our borders since the ad.
vent Of the great eyRngelists, Reverends
Burnetle aud Mnlkeys Vast crowns are
In attendance daily and nightly at the
Methodist Episcopal church, and a times
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-18
81. Iouis Itaoea .

Sr. Lours, Mo-, June Weather
pleasant, track heavy, attendance good.
First race--Startersi Freeman, irish
Pat, John A., Revoke, War Sign John
A. woni War Sign, second Revoke third,
Time, 2i03.
Second raoe--one mile, Starters /
wariollow, Handy Andy, Macole, Mary
Ellis, IIortense, Clonee and vonesti
Macola won, Handy Andy, second
Clonee, third. Time, i49l.
Third race, ihree-fourths OF mile
Starters; Red Belle, Nellie G., Oracle D.,
Rose, Montrose, Councillor, Laredo, Pen.
dennis, Teracotta. Montroso, firsti
Terracoita, secondi Laredo, third. Time,
1;l7.
Fourth race, three-quarters OF mile
Starters Clarion, Little Hopes, Visit,
Virginia, Jaubert Petite Clarion won,
LAMBERT, second; Virginia, third. Time,
/ 30.
Fifth race--0ne mile. Stnrtersi Ma
mie Hunt. Belle Pate ,Endurer, Bootblaok,
Highly, Top Sawyer, Goldiiy, Boose,
Carrie Bell Bootblack, Arst; Boose,
secondi Colby, third. Time, l,i7t
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WASHINGTON.
staten island Bridge.

fseroN, June 1.-THE president
|Vved the act authorizing the con-
/ ofa bridge across Staten Island
|lloBn as Arthur hill, and to
ne same as a post-road.
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Lumber Yard for sale.

snber yard and planning mill be-
q The estate OF George Oatman,
Tex, for sale. For information
I NJ. Spaldirg, admir-, Denton,
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DALLAS.
I. veke an Arrest for the
|,.rIes Lately Committed, and
ra,qk the Man Guilty.

.,,;sss Of the Academy-wag.
~, vrewery soId--Bootblachs
!, ,colored eopie Enjoined.
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ILnna nnll.

CmcAao, HI, June l7. Chicago, lli
81. Louis, ..
DETROIT, MICH, June II. Kansas
City, 37i Detroits, IL.
CINCINNATI, ONO, juno IT, Cl0cin.
natl, 4 Louisville, s.
BosroN, MASS, June l7.--l,oston, 81
Philadelphia, 3.
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Ronlnndoa without BoAsi.

special to The Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tx, June 1.-THE jury
Of inquest in the McBride-watts kllling
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LiIy az sous oaas.

special TO the GazeP a,
SAN ANTONIO, TExs June LILLY
Gibson, who is jointly charged with her
so-ealled husband, CllH Cox, with the
murder OF young Russell some months
ago, has been surrendered by her bonds
men and Is again in Jail. To-day The
judge Increased her bond from $500 60
$4,000, which she will be unable to give.
This action Of her bondsmen is the result
of well-dehned rumor that the court OF
appeals has decided TO affirm the cha
Cook case now before them In which he
was convicted and sent up for twenty dive
years. The same testimony win be used
on the Gibson hial which convicted
Cook. LILY now says she desired CON
yictlon for The reason that II CHA goes to
the pen she WAITS 70 90 with him; that
she cannot and will not live away from
him. Cook Is IN bad health and viii
never live 20 see the end OF his term OF
imprisonment.
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0ptVIlI % INC UaNettV,
MESQUITE, Tx, June 1.-THE hoard
OF arbitration In the case OF Steve Moore
against Dan Carver, after four.days'
session, awarded plaintiff Ss5. This case
has been In the district court for 1--we
years, The cost Will amount ca $1,000,
including attorneys fees. Each party
pays half the cost.
MIR ed keete, On Industrious young
farmer had the misfortune TO get his
shoulder knocked down and his head
badly hurt by his team running away
with him. His Injuries can never be
cured.
our section WAS visited by another line
rain yesterday about 3 p. M, Crops look
very fnc-~prospects better than ever
known before.
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DENISON.
Closing Exercises Of Tho Public Schools.
Splendid Addresses BY Miss Web.
ster ana Miss Sins.

tho Niectric Light sooN 60 rllun,maSo me
Oiiy--fho Water.1Fof kA Nearing coiu.
pieticn-rhe rtinine conrnny.
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A large bear was killed near Prairie
Plains last week.
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The stnrnn nd Itnann.

special to the Gazette.
lrAscA, Tx, June Ia violent wind,
accompanied by rain, struck our town
about 6 o'clock yesterday evening, and
did considerable damage. The new
Methodist church was blown from it's
foundation aud badly damaged. The
African church was also moved from the
pillars. A shed, used for storing ma.
ehinefy by w. Il Anderson, was blown
down, but no damsge Of any consequence
was done to the machinery. One farm
house near town was torn TO pieces,
another was pnroofed, and several others
slightly damaged. part OF the front az
M. d. PalIner's store, Ia town, was torn
away No one was Injured. Thore was
good rain here aud south Of this place,
but II did not extend very far east. A
great deal OF corn was blown down and
tangled badly, but not materially injured.
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water Coolers

oi all sizes aud prices to suit ali, oil the
Fort Worth Chiua Co.'s
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-26

Four hundred colonists in southern Cali
fornia occupy less that twelve acres EACH
and yet they clear up from 5000 to 81 800
year net on their small tracts, and live
meanwhile in real elegance. Yet we were
told at recent meeting in this city that
the small tract plan in central California
will not pay. But it will and better far
than in the southern section, for the reason
that our lands are not held so high, as yet !;
less labor is needed to secure like produc-
ton, and greater reliance can be placed
upon the annual rainfall, and hence less
irrigation is needed. What we need here
is activity in colony schemes, the subdivi-
sion of large land holdings, and consequent
variety in products.