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Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-05-03

Sumed at nine G, O,clOck lHuTsudy :.
Harrison Waller, the first witness
examined, is the man arrested in
Kansas City and brought here last
night. He didn't appear to know
much, but if he did he took care not
to tell anything.
wALLER's TESTIMONY.
My home is in Mexico. I was
arrested in Kansas City Tuesday
morning. l left Mexico last Thurs
day night. going to Slater. l only
stayed there a few hours when /
left for Kansas City on a freight. I
reached Kansas City late Friday
evening. Invent there to work. /
had s2.10 in my pocket when I
left. never had another cent. I
have seen George Mortimer, but l
don't know him, I saw him at John
Miller's, where L went with col
ored man who wanted to get
shaved. That is the first time [
ever saw him. 1.-THE witness be-
came very badly mixed here and
couldn't say how he knew he was
Mortimer.l 1 have never seen
him since except at distance on
the streets. 1 never talked with
HIM. While I was in Kansas City
/ talked with a colored boy named
Joe Davis who used to live here.
We were in water closet and /
told him about the murder Of APP
gar. He had not heard of it. He
asked me who did it. | told him
I didn't know. I don't know Scott
Owen, the night clerk. l didn't
know he was in the adjoining closet.
Owen did not ask me what / was
talking about after I came out. |
did not talk about a pension in the
water closet. The only thing /
said about the pension was at the
police station, when one of the de-
tectives asked me if the boys
wouldn't have made a haul if they
had struck Apgar a little sooner.
I said I didn't know. I don't
think I left the Ferris House at all
Monday night. wasn't anywhere
Tuesday night. Wednesday night
l went to church. Monday night /
went to church. I didn't see Si. Faw-
cett, George Mortimer or" big JIM
johnson that night. | never saw
them together. I've seen a gang
of five or six going to Johnson's to
shoot craps. I don't know that
Mortimer was along. johnson lives
just west of the Sullivan House
| didn't say anything about the
pension in Kansas City except what
l already told you. I didn't know
Mr.. Apgar got pension until
heard his daughter, Mittie, who
works at the Ferris House, say so
/ never saw 81. or Jim down al
Miller's. / don't run with that
crowd. When I had money
would go to the pool room ; when
l didn't I'd go to church. I went
to Kansas City because I got o
good job.
JOHN, TATUM, ALIAS PUefH.
A mulatto giving his name as
John Pugh was the next witness
called. He is accused by Morti.
mer OF having entered the Wood.
ward and Hisey houses. Pugh
said:
They call ma John Pue.h, but
my right name is John Tatum.
live in Glasgow but work scme in
Slater. Icome to Mexico day be.
fore yesterday. My wife lives here
and I came to see her every two Oh
three weeks. / only know Geo
Mortimer by sight. The last time
I saw him was yesterday evening
in Jail. I've been here off smd or
for a year, coming and going Al
times. I've seen Mortimer isevera.
times at Miller's. ! went into /
game Of craps with Grant Mickey,
Lark HaIen, Big Jin'' johnson
and Mortimer at big ,Jim's'
house. Si. FaWcett. wasn't there
By the statement Of George Nor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-05-03

HoS. Sol Hughlett should be re-
elected Prosecuting Attorney of
Montgomery county without oppo-
sition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-05-03

THE selection of j. A. Potts this
morning as Hardin College direc-
tor was q good one.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-05-03

THE old fire engine should be
fixed up and traded off for more
hose.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-05-03

The marriage of Mr.. Geo. A.
Barton Of Kansas City TO Miss
Pemala Harrison of Howard county
took place near Glasgp
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-05-03

pays till you hear any
thing more about the new railroad.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-05-03

Beverly Williams, aged 81, died
at his home in South Mexico Fri
day of congestion of th.. brain.
MIR. Williams has lived in this
county several years, having
moved here from Lincoln county.
He was a good citizen, highly re-
spected by all who knew him. De-
ceased was Il leading member OF
the Monroe Street Baptist Church,
"A wife and several children mourn
hisloss. Elder NJ. j. Sears, of
Huntsville, Mo-, conducted the
funeral service which took place
at 10 n. M, aturday from the
residence in South Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-05-03

PREPARE something to exhibit
at the Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-05-03
THE CONGRESSIONAL CON-
VENTIoN.
Report of the Committee Meet
Ing---Time and Place ise-
lected-Basis of Rep
resentation.

The Congressional committee
of this district met at Warrerlton
April 25th. e. G. Kennen and w.
w. Fry represented this county.
The time for the Convention. TO
meet is August 2Sth and the place
Warrenton. There were twenty
five ballots on the place, as ST..
Charles, Warrenton and Mont
gomery City wanted it. On the last
ballot all voted for Warrent;on ex-
cept Pike, Montgomery and E. c..
Kennen of Audrain. Nat Dry
den wanted to dictate how each
county should select its delegates
but the committee would not agree
to this. Dryden introduced a reso-
luton barring the number of dele
gates ON the Brace vote Of 'S6.
Kennen, of Audrain, offered reso-
luton bearing the representation on
Cleveland's vote of "a; the 'S6
resolution carried; Audrain Pike
and Montgomery voted for 'S4;; the
rest all voted for the 'S6 vote
and it was adopted. The delegates
will be as follows: Audnlin, 10 I;
Franklin, 8; Lincoln, 9; Mont
gomery, s; Pike, 13; Rails, 6; St.
Charles, s; Warren, 8. The vote
is thus reduced and Audrain loses
2, Rails / and Pike |, while War.
rem county gains vote. Warren.
ton agreed to furnish a gopd room
to meet in and a band, also plenty
of hotel accommodations ut s1.5C
per day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-05-03

The small kid had been taught
to pray for all the family, and she
had list of "God bless" that
was much longer than the usual
prayer. 1t was "God bless papa,
and God bless mama, and God
bless Aunt Mary, and God bless
Uncle George" and so on. She
had got it all SO perfectly that no.
body paid much attention to the
names she put in. The grown-up
sister happened to come into the
nursery while she was saying her
prayer, and that seem to recall the
child to mistake she had made.
She stopped moment and then
said: "Please, God, / made a
mistake. Don't bless George
Smith, COS Kittie went to The
theatre tonight with Mr.. Simpson,
and 1 guess he's her new beau,
God bless Mr.. Simpson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-05-03
More Evidence.

The Coroner's inquest was re-
sumed at nine o'clock Thursday.
Harrison Waller, the first witness
examined, is the man arrested in
Kansas City and brought here last
night. He didn't appear to know
much but if he did he took care not
to tell anything.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-05-03
Congressman Hutton.

Hon. John E. Hutton, member
of Congress from the Seventh dis
trict, arrived in the city last even
ing on his way to Washington City,
after a brief visit to his home in
Mexico. He was met by a Repub-
hcan reporter at the Laclede Hotel
and asked if he would be candi-
date for denomination. He an
swered: "Two years ago when my
name was before the people for
denomination there was a acandidate
from each one of the eight counties
in my district. My friends were
anxious for my return to the House
and | placed myself in their hands,
remaining in Washington myself
and attending to the duties that de-
manded my presence there. So
far as my candidacy this year is
concerned, I have this TO say: /
am nota candidate. If my friends
want me renominated / leave the
matter with them. If I am nomi-
mated 1 will accept, but 1 shall
make no efforts to secure it. During
my short stay at home, owing to an
attack of rheumatism, I was unable
to see many OF my people. and do
not know much about the situation
in my district.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-26

Hijo de Dios, que desde el Cie!o
descendi6 al mundo pars redimi1
y regenerar al linaje humane. co
mo en- efecto le redimi6 J regene
re para siempre, trsinta y tres
AMOS despues de su humilde naci
miento, q costa de dolores indeci
bles, de ultrajes sin cuento y d.
martirios sin medida, y por fir
4 costa de gu preciosa vida en- i
cumbre del Calvario!
iY no olvidemos nunca los es-
panoles que q la sublime advoca
ci6n, que q Ia sublime ayuda de
la Cruz, en- que muri6 el REDEEM
tor cuys Natividad hoy saluda'
mos, debe nuestra Patria ell hs-
bef reconquistado su Independent
cia durante ceuturias de ruda y
obstinada lid, y el haber llenado
Ia Historic y el universe CON sus
inmarcesibles lauros y victoriss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-26
lJN HNHO fENSURlBLG

En Ia Ciudad del Sur, en- Ia
cu.ta ciudad de Ponce, en- esa po-
blAci6n, 4 Ia euAl nj siquiera que
nombremos eonsien,en los perio.
dieos au.onomis.as, acaba de ocu
rrir un sueeso por todo extreme
eensurable, no por sus coaseeuen.
eia", sino por su signidcaci6n.
Una respectable senora, por ell
de'iso enorms De ser aventaJadA
90 es,atars, ha sido pdbliea y gro
seramsnse mofAdA por una turba
co "a eaal hgaraban tambiAa, sc
gaa 10 prrnsa, personas que se
asnen por eultas, entire elias
pasrcs mentira! algunas perte.
neciea.es al scxo do 10 senosa es.
eaFnecida.
Verdaderamcn,c es raso saee-
da cato doadc hay peFiddieos aa-
s5aomo dsmoerAiieos que se la
echsa dc mas libcsales que Rlego
Y qae eoassansemsase tienen co
II paasA DC Il plamA .odos los
dstp<A - tsdivi1aales. 80 tespeto,
80 gAsaasia, cses etc.
sQss A.se ese paehlo ?oncsno
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-26
HARRISON.

Un peri6dico de Ia Peninsula
ha publicado las siguientes mott
cias biogra6eas del nuevo Presi.
dente eiecto de los Estados- Uni.
dos:
Ei nue. 20 Presidente de los Es-
tAdos Unidos, Benjamin Harrison, ,es
desccndiente dc Tomas Harrison,
lugarteniente de Cromwell, pues
sn padre, desoendieate del regicida,
cAs6 con la princesa Pocahontas,
hlla del reg Powhatan Sachen, de
10 tsibu de los pleles rojas, esta-
blecidos ea Il Virginia Oriental, y
dc essc masrimoni0 naci6 Benjamin
HATrison.
III ahneio, William Henry Ha-
srsaon, fu6 slccto pro idcnte de los
EssAdos- Unidos en- 1874, y muri6,
|despnts de IN mes dc estar On el
podss, cn Casa Blanca, "rendldo de
lAsiga,s dicen las historias do 50
siempo, "pog el excessive trahajo
qae ie prodnciAn loo que 10 pedian
poessos y fAvoFes.'
Fl candidate vencedor pesa 95
kilos. detAile mny lmportante para
loa AmerscAaoA , mlde de altura
cAaec pska = slcsc pulgadas, detalle
20 mcnos lmpogtante. Tieae una
sAlud do hicrru, , toio hacs pre-
sumlr qna no le sacederk 10 que &
o. aboein
Hargssoa 20 IN gran fnmador !;
pusp % eAmhao no hebc vino nj Ii.
ensus. 10 coal ne lmpldc cue Mad.
MARvtsun go eonocada por sus ''cla-
svapancAs. >
Se sppsocAA 4 Mr. Harrison el no
s~@eT naemostA Algana para nom-
asxa , ascaomIAs hzssA tal punto,
qse O. pse< 80 sef prcecniAdo tree 8
s1Assu vuens Il para Que conoEca
4 ana psFsoaa. y am asi 20 cstA IL
aev ae gsss le lame Jsash 81 81 e
llAza SastA = vsesysrsa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-26

ante su desgracia sin el auxilio
oportuno de la tuerza.
Cumplo, pues, en- esta orden del
Ouerpo, con el grato deber de ha-
Ger pdblica la satisfaction que me
han producido los actos de valor
demostrados por los que tuvieron
OCCASION de clio, asf como la con-
ducta de tOdos al aliviar con ropas,
comestibles, alojamiente Y aun di-
nero, las desgracias do los que que
daron sin recursos y SIN hogar; y
en- mi afan de que no quede sin in
mediaJa rec0mpensa, on ell circulo
de mis- atribuciones, ningun indi-
viduo del Ouerpo que Sc haga dig
no de ella por sus merecimientOs,
he resuelto se regale a los que &
continuation SO expresan ~ las
prendas que Sc indican, por ser los
que mas SO distinguieron en- el tenn
poral, y que, q los que de otro modo
han demostrado 81 buen deseo,
S'6AAn00uUOSO pVA o0 AuA@AAO0AAO
proceder, Sc les anoten en- sus fila
clones los servicios prestados y la
satisfaction con que me he entera-
do de cada uno de ellos.
Me prometo que esta orden ser
vira de emulaci6n para los que
componen ell Institute; y espero
que su proceder en- todos los casos
sea igual al que SO ha tenido en- los
hechos que la origina pues asf Sc
consigue no s6 o la simpatia, ell
carino y Ia consideration de los
habitantes del pals, que veran en-
la Guardia Civil 81 salvaci6n en-
todos los casos, sino el aprecio de
vuestro Director General,
MARIN"
U) Omitimos ssa relaci6n, por no creerl'
neeesaria 81 objeto de este artioulo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-26
B0letin Morcantil.,

verdades entire sus inverosimilitu
des que impresionan ell Amino.
Mario Y la Tenorio estuvieron nuy
bien, aunque no desempeRaban pa
pales de su g6nero.
Han falleoido, el marical de CAM
po don Juan de Ampudia, en- Ma
drid, y on Paris, el escriter, y ac-
tualmente presidente de la Deuda,
don Juan del Peral.
Ola 8.-Alcanza el vapor esta
fccha, y ahi va el dia borrascoso de
aver. La insubordinada mayorfa
SO sali6 con la suya. Hsbfa que
nombrar en- ell Oongreso la comi-
sion de presupuestos y SO abriga-
ban tondados temores de que en-
las secciones no prosperarfa la
candidatura formada por ell minis
tro de Hacienda, ell cual anunci6
que 81 la alteraban, presentaria la
dimisiSn los gamacistas trabsja-
ban con ahinco por incluir & sus
amigos, Y la lucha en- las secciones
fu6 renidfsima, a pesar de los es-
fuerzos y hasta de la amenazas de
Sagasta q la mayorfa; y varios
candidates oficiales quedaron de
rrotados. Todavfa produjo mas
sorpresa la caudidatura para ell
proyecto del sufragio, pues el Sc
nor Figueroa, yerno del ministro
de Gracia y Justicia, derrot6 al
candidate ministerial, senor R6z-
pide, yerno de Moret. ~ aQul
fu6 Troya !! En- esos momentos lu-
chaba Sagasta con ell ministro de
la Guerra, resuelto a retirarse, y
Alfonso Martinez. Caualejas Y Puig.
cerver presentsron tambi6n su di.
mission, no tardando en- imitarles
Moret, que Sc crey6 obligado a So
guir q sus compaheros de Ia de-
mocracis. Y aquf nos tiene V. en-
plena crisis, esperanto 10 que ven
ga. 81 cable Sc encargara de an-
ticipar q mis- lectores ell despejo a
descarga del nublado que tenemot
encima. CASTELAR, gritaba aver en- q
salon de conferencias, increpandc
a la mayorla por su insubordina
ci6a y ( Sagasta por no saber con-
tsnerla. Mucho amor tenian los
cepublicanos q este gobierno mo
nSrqnico.
Sc eligi6 aver tambieu la comi
sion de p,esupuestos de Puerto Ri
60, quedando formada con los Sres
8 .az, Avil6s, San Miguel, Gallon
Jineno, Torrepando y Laserna
| r p. del Rio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-26

bencia, = en- primer termino, ha-
llado ell sitio de emplazamiento
q levantar los pianos de los edifi'
clos, que, con los demas acce
sorios, han de constituir las esta
clones, para que de tai modo e.
tas sean pronto un hecho, en- armo
MIA con 10 pedido y mandado.
Sean bien venidos los expresa'
dos senores Iugenieros, y dess 1
mosles toda suerte de prosperida
des en- este suelo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-26
lAGENlERos lGRdloIoI

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han ado ssssaaus ias sm.es,.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-26
MARIN.n

(D Omitimos ssa relaci6n, por no creerls
aeeesaria sl objeto de este articulo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-26

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~ "a h.aassAs~as ssa sa~@ssg. tsa -
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Rn e, tegundo /:

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pofqac hAAlAa para cssnocrs y Apsu
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SAgassa, como hosnhsv Aabal, savol.
vl6 4 CAsaoaa, qac ds.saAsAadesx
scHeldo, qacta ca Acsas8a .sdspca,
alnngc para hAsassr eIa trass De-
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-04-05

The Royce & Lansing troupe is a cem.
psny composed exclusively OF ladies and
gentlemen .. refinement and culture who
are thoroughly competent in their indi-
yidusl lines as artists. and certaiEIy
worthy OF the patronage aud confidence Of
the public.
This troupe, which viii appear here
next Monday evening, IS spoken Of in the
highest terms Of praise by the press
throughout tie country The Swiss Bell
Ringers are a feature Of the entertainment
which never fails to give satisfaction, and
we besseak Ter them crowded house.
Secure your seats at n. Levy & Cos.
Manager John Piper, of the Virginia
City ard Carson opera houses, telegraphs
that the company is tirst-class aud draw
large houses
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-04-05
WEI HAD PfCkASfSsY.

Extraordinary Treatment of ii lew
horn Baby 4mons the LulHs.
When a Zulu child is first born 1t is OF
light hue and does not get the darker
tint OF the parents for some years AS
soon as it enters the world the medicine
man is sent for, and contrary to the
custom of the civilized medical man, .
he takes no notice whatever of the
mother, but devoting himself entirely to
the child, makes anamber of small gashes
in various parts of of the poor infants
body, into which he rubs medicine and
goes on his way rejoicing, returning next
day to make the incisions deeper and
rub more medicine into them; this second
operation being performed, the child is
washed and dried by being moved around
IN the smoke OF wood fire, eventually
being daubed all over with a red paint,
which is renewed as fast asst wears off
for period OF several months.
The child is not allowed any natural
food until the visits of the medicine
man are ended this formality often
causing serious consequences to the off
spring., and few days afterward the
mother will be seen about her work as
usual with the little ose strapped to her.
Dfak S Hdgaaiae.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-04-05

A'certaiu man IN Oglethorpe county,
who works at the trade ei blacksmith
ING, never being blessed with son to
help him in his shop, has a daughter who
we'll supplies the deficiency, She Yields
the sledge with grace and power that
would put many members OF the sterner
sex to shame. and withal is described as
a most attractive young women, -Sd'aR-
nah -Ne,cS.
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COUNTY FINANCES.
what che Audfter's and Treasures Ne
m0rfs shaw.

what the Auditors and kreaswrefs NE.
ports show.
The report Of the County Auditor pub
lished to-day shows that the balance in
the County Treasury January I'd, 1888,
was $43, lO2 AZ and the receipts for the
quarter ending April I'd we're 1858 27,
making the total $4s,6 55 "A. The dis.
bursements for the quarter amounted to
$23, 9SS Os, OF which $l4,5O3 81 was for
the redemption of warrants; $5,246 81
for salaries; So, SAG AZ for schools; 81 ,237.
go for roads, and $5l7 90 for the Whine.
mucca FIRE fund.
The redemption warrants outstanding
at date Of report amounted to SOS, 1895 81,
against $50, 500 81 at the same date last
year, indicating a reduction Of 81, lO4 II
in the floating Indebtedness during the
year, the cash IN the treasury being $23, :
9SS 0S, this year against $24, 40 81 a
year ago.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-04-05

William Cusick, OF Golconda, arrived
h town yesterday.
Mrs. s. Skinner, OF Jordan Valley, ar
rived yesterday from California.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stock, of Para.
disc Valley, arrived in town yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ID. Sweetser returned
yesterday from visit to California.
Charles A. Van Zandt, of the V z eat
tie ranch Jordan Valley, arrived last
evening from California.
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ADELAIDE COPPER COMPANY.
A Large Lead, Rich I'm Copper, Lead
and silver.

Messrs. Roulstene & Bates, two exper.
fenced shelters, few years ago purchased
a copper.bearing lead in Gold Bun Dis.
trict, ten miles from Golconda. They re.
Gently commenced developing the mine,
which they incorporated under the name
of the Adelaide Copper Company. The
lead is favorably situated on slope of
the mountains, with good natural road
from the railroad at Golconda to the
mine. They sunk shaft 80 feet deep
on the lead, from the bottom Of which
they are now prosecuting, and have run
25 feet aeress the ere body without reach.
ing either wall, the shaft and drift being
in ore. There is a streak Of ore averagiBe
fifteen inches wide that carries over 20
per cent. copper, and which is literally
covered with flakes OF native silver.
Assays OF the ore outside this streak gave
$50 in silver and 1874 in gold to the ton.
The Company is building water
jacket smelling furnace OF Actions capac.
ty at the mine. They intend to use coke
ia smelling, which will cost them, de-
ilvered at the furnace, about 500 per ton.
There is plenty of water at the mine for
smelling purposes, and plenty OF ore in
sight to supply the furnace for an indefi.
mite period, and in few weeks copper
bars. rich in gold and silver, will be one Of
the regular exports of this county.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-04-05

Miss Ida 4. Dowdell formerly Of
Winnemucoa and daughter of the late
j. y. Dcwdell, was married at Ogden,
Utah, last Monday TO Henry H. Hurl-
but. OF that city The SILVER SrAre
leaders It's congratulations TO the happy
couple.