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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

DrrEw's PURITAN AT The banquet
OF the New England Society, al Dclmon-
ico's Friday night, Mr. Chauncey Depew
said that II was the general idea that the
New Englsnder3 hard fight with a cold
climate and sterile soil had made him
the indomitable character that he is,
but" he added, 1.-The brilliant example
which proves that whether living under
sunny skies and with hospiiable sur
roundings, or making a home in the
midst OF forbidding wilds and Arctic
SHOWS; whether cast upon the frozen
coasts OF Massachusetts,, or welcomed 10
the fertile plantations of Virginia, he
was ever the same indomitable aud lib.
erty-loying man. fearing nothing but
God is The Virginia Harrlsons. Zap
plsuse. The New Highlander and the
Soutberner OF the same stock and faith
parting upon the field OF Naseby, where
they gave their blood for religious lib.
erty, met again in Independence Hall
with the same courage, the same martyr.
spirit, the same deyout and fierce con-
hdence In the Almighty, TO risk their
lives and pledge their honor and prop.
erty for civil liberty and nationality.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

PAUPER LABoR.-The testimony taken
at Piitsburg by the Immigration Com
mittee shows past all doubt that the law
against the importation of foreign pau
pers, criminals, and insane persons, as at
present enforced by the Castle Garden
authorities, is just about as effective as
the legendary bull against the comet
PaupeIs with foreign almshouse brand
ticketed through 10 Pittsburg continue
20 run the Castle Garden gsuntle- by the
score. A similar investigation al the
other chief cities Of the interior would,
doubtless, result in the discovery OF pau
pers in the almshouses who had been
allowed 10 pass inspection at the port Of
entry, and go on their way without hin
drance. Plaadclpka TIMES
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

4 World reporter says that the Pspal
nuncio il Paris has petiiioned the Gov
eminent 10 prohibit The use Of the Pom
un's name for advertising purposes
Some shrewd advertiser evidently q
Yankee has put notice. in all the papers
that when the Emperor William was
conversing with the Pope he c0ughed
whereupon the Pope remarked " II
YOU have q cough, use Blank lozenges.
'lhe shrewd business man IS great, ana
advertising is his profit
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

A MODEST CHRISTMAS DIENER.-IOr q
Christmas dinner a young lady has just
completed some extremely pretty triiies
which will add 10 the pleasure Of the
dinner although they cannot be eaten.
She haa reserved The best table-cloth for
the dav The six dinnerplates are to be
heated and placed al the foot of the ia
bic lust 10 the left OF her father who Is
10 do the carving
Al each place q knife and fork and
TWO small spoons are 10 be placed Tue
knife on the right, the fork on the left,
with the square-foldcd napkin between
and the two spoons crossed al the top
The little butter plate and salt-cellar for
each person are 10 be puI on the left Of
the fork and the turned-down water
goblet on the night
On each napkin IS 10 be placed a sim
gle fragrant flower, either d rose or pix,
a different one for each person and in
the centre OF the table a hali-dozen deep
pink roses, with Il few ferns as q back
ground Pale pink tissue paper. cut ia
rose-petal shapes and edged with holly
leaves have been made for the table
mats. There ale Elk Of these, one large
one each for the turkey and roast beef
platters and four smaller ones for the
vegetable dishes The fruit dish 10 10
have d spTig OF holly on top, and the
beef and turkey are 10 be OInamented IN
the same way, while a wreath % holly
leaves Is 10 adorn the centre OF the table
about the butleTdisb
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

VIRGINIA: ~ THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICK.
MOND, THE l1IH DAY of DLtLMuLt
l.t,:
r. b. Hcrndon Sheriff az Camptel county
AID, rs such. receiver in si.r on Brown fa.
Dr. wa. cic.. AMI J.. ID. Gallon. receiver i0
Rector ......... ....... ... .......,.. Plaintiff.
AGAINST
f. ". stiatton ....,...... ... Defn hrt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

Colonel Buffalo Bill Cody isTeferrei 10
in his native town as the friend OF the
Prince OF " aies.' - long as the Colonel
is not a lady us ell night. - Bas.ing ton
Post.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
WHAT SNIRT EDITORS SAY or MN
AND THINGS.
Rouienger and The Monroe Doctrine
Pope D.h-s Advertisers - RcpubIican

EOtLANoiG And THE MONROE Doc
rRiNE The " Arlington Post says that
Bonlanger IL apepaling TO popular senii.
ment 10 force the Assembly TO take con-
troll Of the Panama canal and now be
IS urging more yehemently than ever tue
necessity Of an appeal to The people and
the election Of new deputies. The move
meni 10 tais end is growing rapidly. and
il will be successful Such a result IS in
evilaUie. But suppose tie election IS
held, and that, among other things, 1t l.
decided by the French people that their
Government must assume control of the
canal enterprise. what then Necessarily
a direct conflict between France and the
United States. Does not De Lesseps
know thisy Does not General Boulan-
ger know thiss Does not every weli-n-
formed FIcnchman know III il was
agreed long ago between the tnited
Statcs and france that the latter should
not as q nation assume any responsibility
whatever IN connection with tnCI
canal. and that il could proceed only 81 @
prlvaie enterprise In 1880 the irencn
.hinister then az WashingtOn-Aiax
Outey- addressed the Secretary OF State
a lciter on this subject, in which he SAID
that France had no idea of making the
canal anything but private enterprise.
Colonel Buffalo Bill Cody isIeicIrc1 10
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

The object Of this SUIT Is 10 recover against
the defendant flll and 10 attach ihe estate
OF tn. said defend fnt 10 the city or Ro'm0rf
aud subject the same 10 ia, pas mcnt lf che
plaintiffs claim.
Aud affidavit having been made aud fiei that
the defendant Is = uun-r9il1enl ~ this state.
II Is ordered thar be appcut here HlflIl tf.
teen DAYS aftor quo publication hetcUt. anl No
what l. necessary 60 lr)leet his inieiest ia
this suit.
A cOuy-rgefo.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

- - = :. ~,-,->'--,---..
UIRGISIA IN THE rTRCTir
Y COURT OF TIE CITY OF Ricr
MOND DECEMBER 5Tn. isss.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-26
2oe,l Margailg.
9bilftn Sag Ct as fsrF
8etboning?

Gnb lite bpab Yeuse anaaar, fan
Tolbipsrssmaalet fises at bore Of itsrre
etpbnins enb Saloonipsrssmaolet.
1oloen breier fig ON en- Gum, Der lite
operiti9er 800 Millioner DoIL.
bpert Nar.
Den birefte og inbirefte lbsift % Dbe
lei oeo 8renbepinstrafiten naar op til
1900 MilIiOuer Doltars bpert
Mar.
Men bpab er afeuba itsrre 8etpbnins
er J6lgerne, iom lite fan opresnes meb
1al, +. Gr.:
9abet af 10000 Mennefeliu bpert
aar, Goritprrelien af mango bunbrebe
1ufinbe 3iem Os mango Migioner Bsrns
formsrtebe 5remtio. Sf0lse Or. @il-
laro Barter 35 pgt. af ale Sbioter, As
pGt. af ale sinbfoase, 80 pgt. ifglse
Subse Noab Dapis af ale Tissere oa
80 PCT. af ale 5orbrpbere.
Dette er be to Merfeiaser iom frem=
lasses Solicit til Gfsigrelie. Spilfen
Sag, Rrefer, 2esfolt, ariitne os Daen=
neifepener ipues s af fterit getpbnins?
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-26
I'll '8elt @aabet'S 2etert.

Oct erebe Hlab bebes oenlisit at sip'
Mum for It 8ar Orb ON Baitor @iert
iens Nouiuation iom Meblen af Min'
neapolis Sfoleboorb.
Com maaile ale betienbt, blep bar
nouineret meb 1fflamatiOn, % uaste'
Raitor Gjertieu hun mcbftrebmbe %
efter inbtrensenbe Dpfororinser ia,
inbpilset at bore &anbibot fur betts
3inibsbperp, bar Romiteen bog bap1
0runbe mol til fit Bals
Gor bet fSrie e. ban fra 8pens Spo.
Fbe, bp,s Suteresier, ierlis Tran8en
til en- eoen 6siitole sisr arau
paa 3epreientotion ! efoleboorbet.
Sox BET anbet er en- opermaabe flor
DEL af SiolebSrnene al ifanbinapiiie
6erelbre, % bet oar Iaalebes hun bill
tiat, at benne gsationalitet pebbliuenbe
II nooen Snbfpbelie paa Hpeus efcle<
anliesenber.
Nleu ben treble % ueientlise 1ruab
til 0iertienS Nomination bar uben Noo.
feelie ben, at ban, uben 0enipn til 2os
ialitet eiler Ratioaalitet, er en- at BE- bpss
tiefie % for bette nlsnnenbe, men an.
iparsfalbe 6Derp NET itiitebe Menb /
0pea. Dan er lieeiaameset amerita-
ner ION elanbinnO, ba ban tom aanise
aas til 0anbet; ban omfdtter bet offeut>
liee GloleueieH meb parm Snteresie; /;
BET tissr ! bans bele 2arafter at tase
iie af Be .Gmaa" % ,ubeilpttebe" meb
a RibHerteb ION ina, q ban q pel
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-26
RepifiousfoMiteens Grbeibe sobtienb
Al

Mnsaaenbe bet at Mrs. DiertneS
malebe Wfaleri ubtalte Gelifabet fin Tat
o. anbefalebe be nerperenbe Neblem<
mer at tase 9eumuier.
f9nrf{ \
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-26

Minneapolis, os Stub. Stub uno1loe
fig meb 1eitemtbeb, os bet frembolbtes
at, itisut ban par uOr bpstisfte Maub
taa pilbe man bog life labe BAN per'
mere At en- Stpbeitipe END nsboeubigt.
.. 3. Dlieu mente, at Sistelien MOI
Stub srunbebe fig paa relisiss l1enigbeb
% at faabanne 9enipu meb 8eitemtbeb
burbe afpiies.
Cars R,nibien fra Aububon foreiloses
til at tase Tormanbens Blabs paa &o<
miteen- pan omtaltes fom en- pirffOm
Nanb, bpem Nfbolbsiasen ifplber meset
for iiu 5remsons / gorbpeiten. Dette
Sorilas baube fem (5) Stemmer %
falbt mob 8, Der bolbt fait peb 5ormanz
ben. Deune oplpite, at Der allisepel
manslebe ct Meblem, ba 8alset life bar
mellem Be to. gRb Gtemmeafgipning
sop Qars 9nubien Maioritet.
Da Sanstomiteens Gormanb, @m.
@etterfen, iife uar tilfebs, beiluttebes at
afforbre @rof. Reimeitao SEAPORT. 9an
oplpHe, at bfune Romtte, Wm, .etter<.
fen, &eimefao % @ebafter Mitelanb.,
baube bopt Msbe % arbeibet, men frnbe
intel bibere siSre, ba 8efemmelien peb
fbfe darsmSDe Gil ub paa, at sisre ct
l1bfali ta ea Sansbos % intet afsise
renbe hmoe ioretaSes. &eimeitab ~.
itebe 3pHiteen fOrssd n,eb ct Waeblem i
8aftor 6ansan, NOR JersHs s5alls.
RepiFpnsfomiterH raporterebe; ben
ipeuiie 9asiertrs SEAPORT bar / Orben.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-26

| fienbt for ben Rraft % Gnersi, bpormeh
ban fOrftaar at iatte isiennem, bpao ban
anier for Met. Set er pisielis bisie
8etrastuinser, ber bar lebet aomiteen
% bepirfet. at benne Nomination baabs
blanbt @fanbinauer % Gneritanere er
blepen rnobtaset meo iaa alminbelist %
ubelt 1ifalb:
Det sisr / benne SOrbiubelie minbre
for mig builfet Earti, Der bar nomineret
bam. llnbertesnebes Dperbeuisnins er,
at municipale 8als 'ialIefalb bsr Dps.
tisbeben. Os Dpstisbeoen alene sisre
ubilaset peb 8alset. SEC nerer IN
tulb Duerbeuisuins, at be mango Bel
sere af alle 9eatioualiteter, bpem Yaitor
@iertien fin ubftraite % pelfsneliess
rise girfiom6eb er iommen 8ersrelie
meb, oil fanne baabe pirfe % ,.pote" for
bans 8ols.
Seq pil fun tilfsie, at for Gfbol6sias
gen er Der bel fnapt nosen entelt Manb
iblasbt %. iom bar arbeibet meo ben
Graft a. 6raist iom ban. % at tiloisie
atbdbafolfet uben Hartibemipn pil
aiue tdm fin fulbe Gtstte. Naar jee
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-26
CITY TICKET.

For Mayor
VIM. j. Dean.
For Comptroller
A. K. Graver.
For Treasurer
Chas. T. Leonard.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-26

Gn af Mneaposs opats Gorrennesmeno bet ebreub eo'
1em al bet naase lite ise bet fsr s6olae GROCERY ma
Ii RprbpeNen g. 5. Sps peo "Natona Bant' far
r Sarion er af % ars om
Der tan Geo s. Uo al maer Bros tiger no' i.s
en- maroerois bpge aano flyer anfenp pan be9rer
mega flor Gonns ubpIer Dulsbe 3an bar Oret
5000 Dollars paa Broonsiasen bet sbne Nar om bst
inben ct al gm gar o bam @uuernsrembebe oie per
at Manbeu Gag os lite embeoe
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-26
COUNTY TICKET.

COUNTY TICKET.
For Treasurer
r. II. Hasty.
For Auditor
A. P. Peterson.
For Sheriff
C. Fl. Durrin.
For Register of Deeds
w. H. Skemp. y
For Judge of Probate
L. ]. Van Fossen.
For Clerk of Court
S. B. Williams.
For County Attorney
]. T.. James.
For Surveyor
.s......ss..s
For Coroner
B. 7. Allen.
For Court Commissioners
Chas. ]. Robertson
For Superintendent Of Schools
w. j. Warren.
For County Commissioners
G. H. Dorsett.
George Cornwall.
w. M. Lawrence.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-26

2iselebes ben norife, Snotester $411,
llnberbalance $13O
Baa Gorm. Snbb. raporterebe oeb'
tonmenbe 8on,ite Sumter, iom til.
itemtes enltemmi9:
l. Marsmgbet ubtaler fin Iaf til
9r. Stub for bans iberbise Mrbeibe i
@elitabets Tieneite.
2. OpmGrfiOmbeoen beuleoes paa
Jo,manbens Sentponins ansaaeube gtSb,
penbisbeoeu al 9irtiombebens 6ortiat-
telle.
8. Meb 6enipu til ben Grpst, io,n
bar uoret uotalt al ct af bore norite
Hlabe angaaenbe Jorualtninserne af
Goreningens Mibler, ubtaler HarsuS.
bet, at benue Grpst uansler al Gr,rno.
4. 2omiteen fiuber en- Nansel seo
setretrrems SEAPORT, ca ben intet inbes
bolber ON 5oreninsernes Snbifription
til Sellfabet.
Da bette ifte ipntes at bore Sefret1s
rens Ylist, bleu bet paalast eeireteren
for Gremtiben at tilitripe buer Screening
o. affOrbre SEAPORT os Subifriptiou IN.
ben fprite Saniar.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-26

BOr DemOtat lst albr gaabn OO unOn 6an mo
ploe sclbatr aap fra NOro m fra epbaae 5ans spmpa
natsps epben r iom opbasn b bar nt
sntaset ben Grlers aas an 2cOlus @tau ban asbe Den
Gang bapo Du en bin sioe m 2ocaOpOnarbeo Ris
ur i sasns 5remsausr Dan osa konbe Molm nou
Gaparfen Om bam iasbe 2mcDl ban al spbns abe
8arioter.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-26
De foritielise &ouiteer nebiattel

De foritieaiee aomiteer nebiattes,
buorefter @aporterne inblsb.
De anfou,ne Gelegater bar:
anbreu Bigeftab Glbom 2aie.
| T. q. Woen morf Hf6f
ssren D. Heberieu Gro,p Qofe Afbf.
8. 1bor5etb weaielb Stbf.
s. 8. Weef 0ronb Neeobu.u,
s. 4. Beberjeu o.
z. 6onien 6sttin1ou
gbr. Nilien yQiboros.
@ilb. 8. 1ooerli oa
Diten Npbre Nububou.
y. Z. Nilien %
u. Nopona Dalton.
abolf Garl1en 1reeborn.
Sobn g. NaIen oq
asbef Solmes Gitp.
Dluf srlem sBinoom Nfbf,
Sra 0itfibens alibolbs sforeuiuo otpuiib.
ssacob bolton % & 9befsneis aro
ou norite Nfbf. Ueiss 0itbs. 8. Tol.
lef5en oo s. Nifelauh. ssro ben ipensfe
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-26
Minnesota State Ticket.

For Governor,
Hugh Harrison, Minneapolis.
For Lieutenant Governor,
Theo. S. Reimestad Minneapolis
For Secretary of State,
Peter Thompson, Worthington.
For State Treasurer,
John Il: Allen, Fergus Falla.
For Attorney General,
Charles E. Shannon, Duluth.
For Electors - at Large,
Martin Mahoney, St. Paul.
J. w. Earl, Fergus Falls.
FIRST District
c. w. Ballard, Albert Lea.
Second District
James N. Wishart, Mapleton.
Third District
John Bredehoeff, Faribault.
Fourth District
Alfred J. Dean, Minneapolis.
Fifth District
J. U. Barnes, Alexandra.
For Congress = First District,
Robert Taylor, Kasson.
Second District
D. w. Edwards, LeSueur.
Third District
G. A. Fosnes, Montevideo,
Fourth District
J. P. Pinkham, Minneapolis
Fifth District
q. D. Scott, Duluth.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-26
Oet fieroe Marsmsoe
Tor
. Ge4esielfabet
for
9otalafbolo i Wlinneiota
33>s - 24se oftsber.

6ormauben for ben norife afbelina,
s. 3. &nb. talbte Msbet til Drbeu.
or. 2auseim fra 6ut9inion nebbab
oabs 8elfgnelie oper bet arbeibe, ionl
sar eiert, % het, ION enbba fob tilbaee
u eiere.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-26
anben session.

Otter nDsle nermere 8efemmeliel
ansaaenbe b foritiellise Romiteers
Blister cit Nsbet ouer til Mobtaeellen
al ben ioenife Beitprelies SEAPORT. U.
y. 8eterien Opleite Supporter fra ben
ipeniie afbetiuss Gormaub. Sno. 1ernz
itebt. 3un to 6oreuinser bapbe NIB,
melbt fig % tilraabebe ban til galsei
at ny 6ormanb en- Naub, iom tunbe ofre
Sa8en fin belle Tib.
sefretereus SEAPORT uife bog, at 1ere
8robibitionsflubber bar bannebe. DON
anbefalebe en- breoere Blatform, Der
funbe inobefatte boabe Yrobi6ition os
Gfbolo. iamt at belle @elitabet lebes un=
Der en- 8efprelie.
&asiererens 8aport fDr ben fssnfte
Gfbelins uiite aasiebebolouins paa ~.
Der nebiattes en- geominatipnstsmite
% en- @eiolutionstomrte.
I'll Meblemmer af @eiointionstomi.
teen palstes: 5. aifelanb, Stabent
Moen os SObn g. Goien.
Spenif: @oien, u. g. &eterien.
Danit: 9r. 2ou9eien.
9ominationSfomite: Gtuo. 9epbohl.
S. &. Reberien, Dften Npbre, Rijs
9anna Nnberien, g. 5. Turnblab, 4.
%eterien.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-26

m bnn 9robbonspars reotanbibat iasoe Gen. Grant e
mango G5ana ban bet republane a,s beb Gtr
2ipsbiHoe @pu fra ben at @n b abe 10 Garsalberen
ene ben fig fin aRor til ban fra su Tom base
om a an bar manse psse 3ueosbpeu baab statn
aitn m bm bepoer Omorsaniaon 2anbs bbfe
Clement oa saloonens lnbe9ang 92
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-26

Sra Gamen etole fra 6fen til Jarmen motl ban u bleu
ms flu aebane aussburs gos pans Ore auno.
pe rpreutap 2anbsmano aa ban 0sans
ef ban snuem aasobtom boer @onp saen Der
8mep os Dperbepsns Der Sab ifebe fin semme
for Sbn g. st. obu afer ben for @ea Silt Susb 9al0n %
fig elp. .a
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-26

8eilattet, at Rominotioas< - @eio.
lutionstomiteen raporterer Dnsba9more
gen, liselebes ale andre neblatte SO.
miteer.
&omiteen, nebiat for ubarbeibel1e At
2ope for Samarbeibe mellem Oafota %
@isconiin, snitebe Romiteeu oplsf, ba
bet ubarbeibebe 2opforilas ienbt til 90.
fotaielitabet lite par blepet taset 6inipn
til, lite beiparet eller tilbaseienbt.
Oct ubtaltes peb D. 3. Dllen, at Der
not pcr ct sienfibist Duife baabe for
Dafotas oa Biseoniins Hebfommenbe,
at ale Gtater itulbe arbeibe iommen
| COB Goritaaelie, at naor Neipdrelie
iffe par inblsbet, bar bet iffe jaa meaet
@elifabets stplo iom enfelte af bets
Qebere.
Det paapestes, at en- iaaban 6coes.
organization pilbe bore al flor SnbFp>
belle for llnberitSttelie af &rbeibet an.
bre Stater, iaaiom 9febroifa % Nem
gorf, buor bore 2anbsmeub lite por
fterfe not = ifiSnt pilis = til at aiSre
bpab be tnnbe foe afbolbsiaeens 6rem.
gang. Gnfelte mente. at bet t,inbe sere
! fin Drben at afilutte 6orbanblineerne.
til Deista fanbt bet nsboenbiet.
Oct beiluttebes. at 9omitefn, iiben
Selitabet ! Datota iffe baDbe label bsre
fro iis, 6leu opISf.
Dog ubtaltes Dnitelisbebea af s1sb-
fetteliea af en- ny &omite til at sjSre
Dbsrensfomit meb Dafote % @iseouiin.
Som ny 5srbanolinesfs / beane
6ass anlebnins paletes: paf. Sobn.
,foa, q. 8aal, |rof, @ilb. @etterien,
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-04-06
Land for Sale.

Survey Il6, 80 acres \. Bartholomac, grantee,
Hie spfing runs large creek acres can be irTi-
gated good mesquite grass land, fine pecan groves.
live oak and other timber, miles sou III of san
saba river On Deer creek
i65Iacrcs NJ Couch, assignee Of c Burlew. sit
uated mile south OF 1876 good mesquite grass land
and live oak timber.
26l $50 acres W. L. Hayes, assignee Ger.
En- Co.. well improved, so stone HOUSES. a
two story spring house and new box houes with
side room and gaer7 40 acres in cult vatipn. the
sides Of fence Is stone rich black soil never fail
ing spring. Live oak and mesquite timber and
mesquite grass With good lead OF iron ore, lies
south and adjoining the last named tract. and
plenty of Pecan, post OAK and live oak timber.
III l-0 acres, W L HAYES, joins the last on the
south Deer creeks runs through this and 1876,
has good water holes. 80 acres in cultivation IN
der a stone fence horse pasture OF 2c0 acres with
a spring and box house
u acres Il. Bick man, this small tract Is a
part Of No. III and has three good springs. good
stoue house with two ropnis and hall. another
stone honse four rooms with a spring in the house
unfinished interest in the stone work If a school
house l6X23 feet Iriglble garden, small orchard
and a fne pecan grUve.
/ GO acrcs Jas. Hudson Undivided interest in IL
acres. Postoak and live oak Timber heavy lead
Of rich irun orc with sone copper cropping Mes
quite grass.
,, 100 acres u. \. Hayes. Sandy Pos, oak land.
Mesquite and s'se sr.rs- plenty II Rich Iron and
/ Copper ore.
4 s75 acres j. II. Frank, god sandy, post oak
/ land
ne, ls5 ACRES, john RcIlsns Rough grazing Land
live oak timber small spring
leo acres, W Il. Hext. Good grass land front-
ON San Saba river
/! acre. town lot in Richland Springs.
1871. $50 acres + Weilhelm has nearly two mile,
of river front.
$40 acres 4. II. Hayes assignee Of q. c. : S. F
r Il. Good grass land, joining lGl -out5 has
spring.
Ice, A II Hayes. good grass land small river fron
State .. $50 A II HAYES, good grass land corner
on the bank Of river
so acres, J. L. Hayes, good grass land lies ives
Of No. lii and corners with No illl.
For further particulars inquire AT this Office
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-04-06

Judge Hare, who is a member of
the new committee created at this
session upon Indian depreciation
claims, says that in few days a
bill viii be agreed upon which is
largely based upon the suggestions
of the Judge himself, providing for
the creation of a court of commiss-
ion composed of three or five judges
whose duty it shall be to go to the
respective states where claimants
reside and there take the necessa-
ny evidence regarding the claims.
One judge shall be assigned to
one state where depredations have
been committed, and after the ev-
idence is taken by a stenogra pher
the several judges shall then re-
turn to Washington, and the evil
denee so collected shall be coI.sid-
cred by the full court, whose de-
cision shall be final. Judge Hare
estimates there is as much as
S5,000,000 due Texas claimants for
Indian depreciation, and thinks
there is no reason why the govern
ment should not take action al
once looking to an early settlement
of them. Judge Hare says he is
confident the bill will pass and he
thinks it will be reported to the
house early next week.