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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-12
A Naval Cadets Fail.

William &. IIeacock is the justice of
the peace of precinct M. vi. and also
police judge ot the city of Albnlnrque.
He is also secretary Of the democratic
county central committee, and likewise
II social, intelligent young man. Flu
Gated at the naval academy ut Annapo
lis, he became one Of Uncle Samuel
mi,lshipmen. and sailed the world
around, gathering a wonderful store Of
general, useful information. In the
beautiful city of Nice, nestled ON the
shores Of the classic Mediterranean. he
met, woocd and won one Of the most
beautiful daughters Of Penn sylyania.
Resigning his position in the navy, Lieut..
lleacock returned to Pennsylvania with
his beautiful bride. Tier father present
ell the couple with n $50. 400 residence,
and many other substantial tokens Of
love and esteem.
For u while everything passed along
happily rs a summer dream. Then
troubles came. Extravaganza disspatr,l
the stately fortune Of the pair. The
young wife returned 10 her father So.
cured u divorce, and is now an exile
from her native land IN one Of the
capitals Of Europe size is row l,ading a
lonely life, ofitimes, no doubt, dreaming
dreams and weaving bright fnhcis Of
the handsome young naval officer with
whom she rode and danced AMI sang.
and pllyhted her troth, on the slopes ~
avenues of Santa Monica. Ruined in
fortune, his domestic life wrecked. dis.
glisted with himself aud the world IN
general. Ileacock came four years ago T.,
New Mexico. Bright, energetic. thor
onghly educated and vcrscd IN the law,
| he soon made wide circle Of friends,
/ and the community turned It's summer
side to him. lie va, hunDrcl with Pc
sitions of trust. honor and profit 10y tn,
democratic party, and, welding the pen
Of a ready writer, his services were il
demand ON the local press. For tvs,
years he occupied the position Of city
editor Of the journal and the files show
that he faithfully discharged his duties
But he was accused with memories
and the gaming table found him read,
victim. In his position rs justice Of th,
peace he collected and failed to turn
over to litigants sums Of money. In
dictments were found against him. \
this term of court he was fined 500 an,
costs in one case, which failing to pay
yesterday he was rcmnndcd to jail ~
the court, Albuuurulie tN. NJ journal
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-12

institutional cannot h conducted under
the shade OF orange trees. Another ar
gument that has been urged against prb-
liz funds ieing applied to the building Il
an academy in Palatsa il that it would
L. unjust To the other portions of tie
county, who would reap M direct here
iii from such school. bu. the fact is
that il Palatka hal first class school.
people living in the county would SIND
their children tsre to b. educated. in
stead Of sending them, at much ., eater
expense. To the northern sshS.k. And
then We of Palatka woui,i he willing Ia
Ia. taxed after awhile Ia erect proper
Landings in every section of the county.
thur obi barn should sise place to IA build-
ing IN keeping with the progress Of the
city ana county.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-12
E0lRTIIOF July.
Shall We Celebrate lia 4 Meeting
Called.

Shall W. Celebrate lia 4 Meeting
Called.
4 meeting If the citizens of lalatka
Is called To- assemble at the office Of
Mes,rs. baldwin X Cochran next Mon.
day evening. at so'clock, for the purpose
Of further considering the proposition to
celebrate the Fourth of July. Steps have
already been taken in the matter, but no
definite arrangements are as yet settled
upon,
To celebrate the oecasion M We should ,
will require some funds, and a great
deal Of good sense in the arrangement OF
a program, and tho procuring OF such
amusenents as are most apt to attract
the crowds. M other town in this sec
ton Of the state, So far as we know. will
celebrate. SO this leaves the field open to
pala,ka to enjoy all the benefits to IL
derived from such OCCASION. We under
stand that special rates over the several
lines of railroads AMI steamboats, coming
to the city will be given to visitors, and
there il no reason why a tremendous
crowd should mt h. gathered together
Now is cur chance to have q good
time and have our neishbors come to SET
"a, that all may gather under the old nan
ncr and shout, or get aside from the OLD
banner and shout. The idea IS TO have 1
good time the occasion Is offered and j
is our own fault il We do not improve It
Come down, one and all, with all TN
money you are able to, then lets arrans'
a fine program and spend one day in rea
good cheer, and We will never regret il
Attend the meeting Monday evening
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-12
Raising Young Chickens.

We have had several cases Of gaprs
among our Young chicks lately. and the
following method Of removing the
worms from the wind pipe has proven
successful: Take mp the afflicted chick,
and hold his logs between the knees To-
prevent ilutterlng; take "A Timothy head
and strip nearly clean; dip in coal oil aud
insert into the opening of the wind pipe,
which will he visible at the root of the
tongue; twist the straw quickly u few
times. and, if properly performed, n
number Of the worms twhichare n bright
red in color will come out with the
straw. The coal oil has a tendency to
destroy the worms. and cause the chick
to sneeze them up Once get the young
chicks through the feathrring period.
and there will he little danger of further
trouble, If their wants ar" properly at
tended to.
Those who are obliged. owing to limit
of room. 10 keep their fowl confined
and have only range of a small town lot
for their chicks. should take special care
to provide them with the food necessary
to their natural growth. Green food is
especially needed and in the absence of
insects. chopped meat should he fed sew.
eral times each week. The old method
of keeping the hen confined. and allow
ing the chicks full range, is good one.
The coop may bc moved occasionally, To
give them Change Of pasture" which i
good fer young chicks. as well rs the
young calves" of the pruhvcrh. T. VI.
Clemens in American Poultry Iuurnal.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-12
PERSON Al.

q. 7. Greer, If Ocala. IL ut the Hotel
phenix.
Mr.. ID. NJ. Met l.llan, Of MrMeekin, IL
in the city.
Mr. Potter, n prominent citizen Of F.as
tis, was in town Yesterday.
Mr.. John u. King. If I,rooksvilIe, is
registered at the llcnix.
Mr.. T.. =. iliscr and wife, Of San Ma.
teo, were in the city yesterday.
squire :. A. Murden. of IResl,urg. and
Mr.. }. y. G. leaubicr', Of Eustis. were
among the visitors to ralatka Yesterday.
Mr.. W. II. Spcck, who has been ON a
short vacation to the mountains Of
North Carolina, is again at his post in
the iewelry establishment of Mr.. II a..
Phillips.
Mr.. l.. T. lIaz'ctt. who was on the big
hunting and fishing trip with Messrs.
Griffin and blanchard. we failed to men.
ton yesterday. has also returned home.
Tie reports a big time all around, and
says the party secured fine buck while
hunting at New Smyrna, and that fish
were plentiful At Mesquite Inlet.
Mr. Baum of Irwinton, TIA, il III
| paatkn and called on THE News yes
tpllny. lie is here for the purpose of
completing arrangements for the cree
ton Of a line bulllng On his property or
Lennon street, Just west of Fry's build.
ing. lie will pnt up an elegant new
brick building, mNG0 feet. two stories
The building will be first class in al
its appointments. and completed hy TIL,
early autumn.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-12
THE VANDERBILT MAUSOLEUM.
Ia Will be- Completed in "A Pew Wsek>
State of the Work.


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Cam.,sry a, NJ, H. Let S,,pr-
d,v .ftar,oon mi b,n ,n III. ,ar,.iv;ru
vanIt 4 Iady ant To-. ,,,.,,la,nan H.
scenIsl from ,ha ,srria7,. An ,h,e..
war.. i, n,onr,,;n1, IT, I,,Iv U.s. MR.
WIl,an, N V,n'ia,hiI, AMI tho g.ptl.-
men her eldest son ,nrnt.liu, anil her
yonnp.St snn ,;anr,a Tn. nm re-
manned only I'm, ,,n,u,,l, :, NM th.
wreath of rrsas ,nJ n,rtI,. a., nm. y,t.
ami ,han r,..n,a,,.I ,L,. ,,rriag, ami
wer. driven TO thu hin Ia whsrr the i'm
,.,ine, lookiny n,anSolqu,n y fast near
,n,, ,.,,,n,,l.,;nn In f,.at AT Nh. r,raiy-
,n,, mi, Ma. I.,ae,i,,. uLn ha,,ain
their watch am .L,, Law the remain, ,f
,La n,ilI,,n.i,a ,,.r. lr,u,bt Ia N,v
I.rn s,,l, Ken, ,heir lonelx Match.
Tha distance frn,n IA. re..,.i,,nr y,uIt
,o A.. ,,.usol..n,, !. !, ,,;,,,. aver a nnar.
Tor of a mil, The roaI new used w,n,,,
nm ,hrough nrturrs,,ne Lu,hwmL and
stonS .,t ,L, Very .niranc,. 4, m. tomh
The new avanu, which William n. YAM
derbiI, ,,cpan IN LnilI INST b,fore he
Iie,i IL ,,,t the sam. as i, MAS in pecem.
Iar ,Ina small cut has Lean mndr
,hrnnph an emh,nkmen, but the con.
tractors have Ion. no,h,ny eIsr Ia il
Th. m,nsnIaun nnw has a finished I,ok
even with IN. ma.. nf material l,irp
.hom, !, II rassmIles d, small ,h,u,l
mo,a ,h,n n ,,.mh ami Inc interior i
not mike the interior of - chanel Y.s.
tar,,av ,he bniIJing WAS cIosrl Lnt il
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-12

A Trip 10 Da,tonn and Mosquito
Inlet.
Mr.. Martin Griffin, Jr.. Of the well
known firm Of Griffin Il Parker, Of this
city. has Just returned from pleasure
trip of two weeks duration to the Hall
fax river country, Mosquito Inlet aud
places contiguous. lie had some fine
fishing and shooting. and IL enthusiastic
in his reference to the hospitality Of the
residents Of that section. OF Coui 81 he has
much 10 Fay il is natural that he should
OF the tine isl, he succeeded in catch
ing. aud OF the game he killed, and the
abundance Of both fist, and game there
to be- found, but he il more particular to
speak of the fertile lands and bright fu.
ture of the section which the st. Johns
and Halifax railroad is opening up ile
speaks Of Daytona as a prosperous town,
with brilliant future. That country,
when the road is completed. will I've one
of the hest feeders for Palatka. The mer.
chants Of the several towns are partial to
Palatka, and with our facilities for com.
peting with other markets, will give us a
fine trade. Mr. Griffin says the lands art
held at good round figure, and will h
rapidly settled. He is much pleased with
Daytona and refers to it as town al
ready cnloyiuga fine trade. The place
has about one thousand inhabitants, 1
iirstratc newspaper, the Journal, goo,
hotels and live merchants. The countr,
about Day tUna is Of the best for vegeta
bic and fruit growing, and now that thu
railroad is offering shipping facilities, thu
business will he greatly increased. Pa
latka will advance her interests in work
ing for the development Of this new sec
ton. Mr.. Griiiin's trip combined bust
ness and pleasure.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-12
Vegetable Quotations.

OFFICE FLORIDA FRUIT EXCHANGE, !
Jacksonville, June 10, So
Editor lalatka News:
From advices received this morning by
telegraph from the agents in the leading
cities. deem it advisable to discontinue
further shipments of cucnmbers. rs they
will, not bring charges.
Tomatoes also have declined. and are
now quoted at i0c. to- $3.50 Ter crate,
They are expected. however, to i'm
prove.
Potatoes. prime. are Iuote,l at 81 to I
per barrel only prime potatoes, however,
will bring these figures.
Respectfully.
\. NJ. IVES. General Manager.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-12
tNpCIltor's Notice,

The undersigned having ls,u appointed
and qualified rs cNrcutrr Di the estate, ul
VIM. II. liruukcr. late Of futnnm county. de-
ceased. all persons IN debt tu slhI ,Stat, are
noti fled to make pay mcnt tn the undersigned
and all iHrsOn> having claims against s.itd -.
tate are required Ia present thu same Tor nav.
mcnt within the time prescribed 10y law.
faiatka, fla. January :, lset
". II. WIGG.
Executor of the estots al VIM H. Brook,t,
deceased.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-12
PALATKA. FLA, JUNE IL, lsst.

AUCTION will sell at the old stand
of Earle & Co, Lemon street, large lot
of Drv Goods. Shoes, Clothing. Notions,
Uousefurnishing Goods, etc. The gos'-
must be sold regardless OF what tney
bring. Sale to commence SATURDAY
evening and IA lie continued every even
inc until sold. For tha benefit Of the
Ladies I will have II sale Monday after
noon at , o'clock. Call and get bar'
gains. II. l.. Iilienthal. Auctioneer.
iel2.lw
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-12

DRESS. MAxiN..-Mrs. A. 7. ,apen
will do Dress making at her residence
ON Dodge street First class work guar
anteed. Also. Stamping Tor Ar En-
broidery. JED NV
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-12

SITUATION WANTED by competent man.
Drug business or book keeping preferred
Good references. H., care Capt. ]. e..
Butler, Pa.atka. Jel2'eOd oAwit
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-12
N.,iccto city Taxpayers.

Ry order 81 the City Council. the ny
tax books will I've closed June !Wh, IN.
All taxpayers who fail to secure their re- 70,
ceip,s on or before the above date. will
have their property advertised and sold.
l.. :. NECE. city Tax Collector:
ieli l0t
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-12

HorrL ron RrNT.-rhe hotel buildine
known as the Graham House. IL offered
for rent ut reasonable rate. Apply to L..
Falk. ro"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-12

Six room house, with large lot OF I'VE
acres, on Pala,ka Heights, for rent. APP.
nlv 10 BALDWIN 4 Cochran. jela,f
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-12

NoTICE To TEACHERS. | am directed
by the board Of public instruction to
hold the annual examination Of teach
ers for the public schools Of Putnam
county ON the 10Th. Eth and 18th Of June
80. The examination will begin at y
u. m, each day, at the white public
school hullding in ralatka.
Respectfully,
4. j. WooD,
I'm. See. and Co., Supt. Of Schools
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-12

SLATE RuuriSG. We are now pre-.
pared to furnish the hest quality Of Roof
ing Slate at $3.50 per square Of 10 feet
laid, and call the attention of builders
an others who desire safety from fire
sparks and good pure cistern water t.
this very beautiful and durable material,
Address r. NJ. Shousc, Agent, Box No
$50, Z. O., Jacksonville. Fla. ap23 3n
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-12
Nojcc Yacht Owners.

An those d,sirons of entering then
Yachts in the regatta to be held IN Pa
la,ka on July hl, 1885, will please cor
respond with the secretary. stating r'R
and water line measurement. Entries
close ON the roth inst. List of prize
given ON entry. Immediate corr'spon
pondrnce ,puested.
Jos. r.. BALDWIN,
lett Sc, com. Arrangements.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-12

Ito To Dr W. W. Estes over Moragne
& K.rsting's drug store Tor fine Rental
work. TAU
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-12
BEAUTlFY AND PURIFY

BEAUTlFY AND PURIFY
Your Walls and ceilings with kalsom'ne
Alabastine Whitcwasl,. etc. Applied by
G. NJ. Ilamlin, Of New York. send
postal to palatka postotiice. Jell'1
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-12

The rhcniN is big hotel, and it has
been crow led since its opening, but now
it is absolutely full. For its genial man
ager. feeling the need of more dining
tables, commissioned Mr.. Xicharius tn
buy some. which the latter assured him
were exactly the right size. wonderfully
cheap. and Of surprising good quality.
lie bought eleven of them they have
lust arrived, and henceforth the rheniN
is full. For the reading room is full SCI
are the halls and the piazzas; all are fun
of tables. There is no room for guests.
Each table is larger than the other, and
the smallest is larger and older than the
largest and oldest ever seen before. II
anyone is ready to die. let him say
table tn Capt. Edwards, and all who
wish to buy such furniture for another
Noah's ark can apply to Abe Hacharias
who is still agent for the PheniN Hotel
II has been stated time and time again
that the county school boards have nc
rnwcr to erect suitable school buildings
in the county, but we see from the last
Tallahasscan that the Leon county board
has awarded the contract for the cree
ton Of public school building in ITALIA
hassee. aud We learn that the Duva|
county board erected the excellent pub.
lie school building Mt Jacksonville. ~
also buildings have been erected III other
counties. Certainly the law governing
the public schools should provides means
for securing school buildings, for such
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-18
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
The Council.

Called to order by President Smith
Minutes of Friday read and approved.
A communication from the Salt Lake
corporation was received, thanking the
Council for the invitation received to visit
the Council.
Mr.. Sharp presented a report of the
Committee on judiciary to whom was
referred the resolution to compile the laws
OF Utah, said committee offering a new
resolution: That A. L. Thomas, +. s.
Richards, Adam Speirs, w. w. Maughn,
and LIE Grande Young, be appointed to
arrange and compile all laws of Utah in
force, and those to be passed by the
present Legislature, and to employ such
assistance as may be necessary; they to
receive Sc per day and all necessary tray-5
cling expenses. Francis moved that
Ben Sheeks' name be substituted in the
place of Adam Speirs, as Speirs had
duties to attend to which would probably
interfere. Motion lost.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-18
ANOTHER "HERALD" SCHEME.
A New Incorporation to Pay Off Old
Debts-Ma John Taylor.

Articles of incorporation were to-day
filed with the Clerk of the County Court
by the Herald company of this city, an
organization which succeeds the old Her.
atd Printing and Publishing Company.
The capital stock is represented at $780,
600, only 100000 of which is paid up, the
remaining $4,000 being reserved as the
common property of the company. The
issued stock is divided into 600 shares of
500 each. and is distributed among prom
inent Mormons in all parts of the Terri
tory. The officers elected for the ensuing
year are as follows: John 7. Game, Pres
ldent; Heber j. Grant, Vice President;
Elias A. Smith, Secretary and Treasurer.
Directors-John T. Caine, Heber J.
Grant, Francis Armstrong, James Sharp,
David James, S. P. Teasdel, Junius F.
Wells, w. Fl. Rowe. John R. Winder,
William Jennings, P T. Farnsworth, w.
w. Ritter and John @. Cannon.
The old company, it is understood, has
sold out, body and soul, to the new cor
poratlon, and becomes disincorporated
upon the assumption by the new organi-
zatlon OF all debts and accounts attaching
to the former concern.
In its issue of yesterday the Herald de-
votes several columns to an array of the
names of its numerous stockholders. and
feeds itself considerable homemade taffy
on the subject of its great future. There
is one thing which does not appear in the
papers filed by the company, viz: that
John Taylor is president and manager
ec-oficio ct de facto.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-18
Rismarck to t,,e pone

LONDON, January 1s.-A sensation ba,
been created by the publication of lette,
from Prince Bismarck to the Pope acknowl-
edg1ng the receipt of the decoration of The
Order of Christ, recently conferred on the
German Chancellor by His Holiness. The
! Letter commences by addressing the Pope as
sire, and says: 'sYour kind letter and
decoration have greatly gratifed mv self
and Emperor William It then goes on I 70
state that the Pope's words, that Papacy
gested to Bismarck the idea of seekino ' t5e
incubation OF the Pope in the Carolines affair
and and In Difference to his faith and anweaI,
e end commence IN the Pope's elevated views
ana lmpartiality. he selected the Pope as ar.
b b1trator of the dispute. Germany and Spain p
nav nave no cause to complain of the terms Of Of
s sts protocol, and the effect of the medi-
aIion Will De lasting. Prince Bismarck will
not neglect chances to attest his lively ar sti
t t highest devotion and deepest resn as.
dor a1s Holiness in the future The letter IL
marck.'' 'eisane, Bis
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-18
JUDGE POWERS, CONFIRMATION
An ogden Correspondent Sets Forth
Some Reasons why 1t Should BE.
OGDEN. Utah. January 16, 1886

OGDEN. Utah, January Is, 1886.
EDITOR DEMOCRAT Permit me, whose
opportunity to see and study the course,
official conduct and character of o. w.
Powers, Judge of the First Judicial Dis
trict, is equal to any mans in Utah, to
give the following plain reasons why he
should be promptly confirmed by the
Senate. 1 am not of his political faith,
under no obligations to him, seek no Of
fetal favor, and write only as loyal
American, who desires that the laws of
the Republic shall be fairly, fearfullv and
justly administered:
Frst-Judge Powers is thoroughly ed
ucated in the law. as he is also scholarly
and refined gentleman.
Second-He is less than forty years of
age, full of ambition to rise by the merit
of learning, and to adorn the Bench be-
cause of being a sound. profound Judge,
rather than a popular, or popularity
seeking official.
Third-He is a marvel of industry,
search and inquiry, never deciding except
Tor reasons given, and the sources of his
reasons readily at hand.
Fourth-He is polite on the Bench, be-
ing gentleman both within and without
the Bar. Calm as the marble, however
great the surroundings may tend to con-
fusion, he is, at the moment for action,
prompt, clear, brave, decisive and intelli-
gent.
Fifth-He has added to his vast legal
knowledge, and the rapid thoroughness
with which he has mastered the true sit
uation that surrounds Judge in Utah,
u width of appreciation that few men
could have secured in many times his pc
Rod of official service here.
Sixth-He is true American" in
faith, hope and feeling, and is beyond the
reach of fear or corruption.
Seventh-His rulings shine with the
Jewels OF education, and astonish, while |
they convince, by the fullness of their
grasp.
Eighth-He knows the difficulties which
beset Judge here; new man would
have to learn them.
Ninth-He is proud of his place in the
Governments confidence, proud of his
country's honor, and knows that to falter
in the wise performance of duty would
blast him forever.
Tenth-He is rapidly growing man.
r
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-18
ShoshOne Falls on Canvas.

Mr.. Harry Edwards, the gentleman
who attained some local fame here as an
expert cartoonist, some time ago, has
demonstrated his ability for more CLASH
cal and refined work than his former
amusing efforts developed. He has re-
Gently completed large painting, which
is now on exhibition in Tullidge's store
subject, Shoshone Falls-and for several
days has been the recipient of numerous
compliments. This magnificent phenom-
enon Of nature is very beautifully de-
picted on the canvas, and were it not for
slight defect in coloring, would be con-
sldered an excellent piece of work. AS
it is, there is much to admire in the ar
lists work, particularly in lis faithful
drawing, which almost succeeds in BAN
lshing. what might be considered faults in
the coloring. His success will doubtless
lead him on to other efforts in this direc-
ton, as it should do, for he evidently
possesses talent for the art.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-18
PERSONAL.


Ben Ritter, the druggist of Logan. has been
so1ourning in Zion few days.
Al. MI. VIII Jennings left Chicago on Satur-
day evening. -'' 'e'-
MIR; w. D. Webb, of Covington. Ind. our
1 new register OF the Land Office, arrived
tinental. VIE oon-
A; L. Homer, of the D. & R. g.. has ac-
copied the position Of superintendent on the
Little Rock d Fort Smith Railway and will
depart for his new field in day or two. wa
r; =. Lathrop and wife take the DIR
y. thus afternoon for the Pacific Coast. M
s Ms aTpn Is from the popular house of Rand
the bankers of Salt Lake. He viii nne ewten 70
nus IMP through Old and New Mexico an
companied by Mrs. Lathrop. so-