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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-06-20
ANOTHER
open LET 7 T T Err,
ANDERSON, g. C.
To all Persons wanting Goods:

r take this opportunity to inform my
Iriends and customers that am still loca-
ted at No. 4 Granite Row, Anderson, S. G.
have been selling Goods for nearly half
century, and have occupied the same room
for nearly thirty"fiYe years.
have on hand Charlottesville Cassi-
mere, Jeans, Cottonades and other Dry
Goods.
People who have bought Shoes Of me
say to their friends, "Towers sells the best
Shoes-buy his Shoes if you want the
worth of your money"
Hats in abundance for everybody.
Hardware, Woodenware.
Fancy Groceries.
FINE TEA q specially.
A splendid line of Wall Paper.
Wagon and Buggy Material.
Crockery and Glassware.
Garden Seeds, &c.
I cannot boast of having Car Leads OF
Flour, Molasses, Bacon or Corn. yet l
keep these articles all the same, and uf the
best grades, and sell them as low as any
other man will sell the same quality
If YOU want good breakfast try my
Buckwheat and finest Molasses.
Come and see me- when looking around.
viii give you che worth of your money,
ss I Want,to live and let live. AS an eyi-
.dence. have made no fortune, although
fifty years have rolled round since COM
menced selling goods for Capt. ], P. Benz
son on salary of S75 year.
am also in the Insurance business, and
represent over $11,OO0,000. Insure your
property at once, before spark reduces it
to ashes.
I have made this letter longer than I
expected. extend an invitation to every
one one wanting good Goods to call on
4. B. TOWERS,
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afITEsENDO or RH EsWORLD:

jEk6bnaat tionas 10 to tho Manner Of the
th,s DemI5e.
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SAFE IN THEIR BERTHS
4 Biz Batch Of uominations Cen1RDed
By The Senate.
Po~s.assess IN The Nesshwsss WE OssO
ehe Approval os she s~aasors- OshSg
Onacer. Cooarmed ae Yesase-
day's Eaeeuslve seaasSa.
Nomsaassoas Csaarmed.

y
WAsHiSGroN, DEC. D--Amon9 the con-
hr,nations to-day were: Asa L. Matthews.
OF illinois,, first comptroller of the treas
ury; Jonn X. Lynch, Of Mis.issippi, fourth
auditor OF the possoffice Department; I'd
~..In an I<,I - s,,.. D;.s -;cs ~ T.<I,,,,.i,;.
s' - -, ..;,,. yU;,,;. NJ
.,.,sss % ;,,a.s ~. a. n.;.. -
.nos', supe.,.i'sec l - y. u. a.'' - ="
Francl.co; Samuet =. Wngnt. supsnn-
eenIent OF sne mint ~ Seson Cityi
nlcnaeI 4. Smtn, aye! - cnnr9e OF
the mint AZ denver; fIars -. LII, a.
sAySr OF tne m,ns NJ S1rsoo Nv CnAsseS
O.. Fasourns S1'"sr az VIE "hsns AZ 1917 -
wy: nenry q. LaWrencs. esesySr ~ W
mint AZ SAn rronclsco. uosoce w. DyoI
sos,, cole: coaisc!or '.9 OF rese""e 'oe sne foorso
SaIIornia Iistr,cs.
bipioulauc anu co"so1s, Euwiu Hv..s Uu.nns
sscretasy OF isGatn 70 sapan' wiem
~: Saruner OF inuiana, seGou SecrssAsy
ot n,9an .o sopAn .cn' L'.v % Ouos
csunnisner 70 scrue WE
cIaims ;solrui-genera.s, so~epn -. LsSu- os1
arsI OF n.lhhs ~ =. SnAns . nsry w.
SeSerance OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. noco.uIA CON-
suIs, ouvcr ~; Slinois OF Sosoxno, ~
fton& nohe' De.os u. on'n os ~ Ar..So!ne. Ao!.
~ Nognies' eppriser Oh MernAnohses
S.s . ..S VI o~s 49,
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the DETROIT HORROR.
Other Stcsim. oG the Disaster At - Public
school.

Other Victim. oG the Disaster nt = Public
Sc1sO0l.
DETROIT. Dec. @.-Auothcr victim was
added tn the disaster Mt the school last
evening by the death OF Bertha Moody,
aged IA Ncttie Thatcher, aged II. is
terribly burned from tho waist up. Her
chances for recovery are slight. L,icy
Renshaw is badly burned about the neck
and arms. and her recovery is doubtful
Edna Fonda. aged Isis friGhtf,illy burned
about the head and face. There are no
hopes OF her recovery. George Homer il
badly burned ON the back and abdomen.
There no hopes for recovery. Nellie
westgate il badly burned about the upper
portions OF the body. Her injuries are
thought to- bc fatal. Edith Wheeler, aged
IL. Edna Holland, aged 13,and Bessie Bed
ford. aged "a. are all seriously burned. hat
there are hopes for their recovery. Those.
slightly burned are seven i'm number.
Edith Wheeler died this afternoon.
making the third death sd far. Fears are
now entertained for some of the Others, AS
il il learned they inhaled the smoke very
freely and the extent OF their injuries
from that cause cannot be determined.
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THE TIoER WON.
Fortune Won and lo.t Followed by
Insanity.

NEW PHiLADELPHIA. Ohio. Dec. 10
George =. L,nthur. born and raised in this
place poor hoy. started West about
fifteen yenrn ago To make his fortune. He
embarked in the faro business and from
the start luck was with him. In an in
credible short space of time he was worth
$SOO,OOO. HE associates were congress-
men, leading politicians and all the rich
nabot,s OF the day. L,ithur was anxious
tn lbe worth a million before returning tn
his old home, and one night when the
room filled with well known sport
ing men, many Of them worth their half
million, he venturssh tn try for % big stake.
Luck again favored him and by O'clock
in the morning he had broken the
hank and raked in enough to
make his fortune u cool million. He
would have done wisely to- have stopped
there. b,it hc Thought in his run OF ex-
tresne1y good luck he could double it. Tbs,
ne~t wight he brRnn tossing. aud ssesosc
morning every dollar hc had won the
night before had vanished. He was N
millionaire. however, for one short day.
Even with this loss he WAS still possesss.si
~ desperate game, risking thousands of
dollars at "a time, b,it luck was against
him. His princcly fortune entrely disaI,-
pearcsi. The sasi sequel tai the. ease il
that he has been brought home hops.lesssly
insane. IL was thought that ths. SCENES
store his shattered mind i'm n degree. but
he. grew worse. The last few weeks lac
has wandered aimlessly about the streets,
scarcely recognizing his hest friends
Finally 10 was found necessary tai take him
to the county intirinary, where he il now
shattered and hope of ultimate recover,
almost ilspoSsiiple.
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HAD A HIGH OLD TIME.


ST. Louis, Dec. D.-Excitement ran
very high i'm Collinsville. ILL.,, last night.
Dempsey Bario, tough character. be-
came intoxicated and undertook to clean
out the town. He rode up and down the
main street firing II revolver i'm all dirs,c-
tious and defying any one 10 arrest him.
Wesley Beaver was struck by one OF the
bullets and seriously wounded. An armed
posse was soon formed to arrest Bario,
but although several shots were fired at
him from Winchester rifles. shot1uns,
etc., and his horse shot from under him,
he managed tai escape. short time be-
fore reaching the town Bario had u fuss
with one HinInan, whom he shot and fa-
tally wounded.
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1llV MATED.


PROVIDENCE, II. l., Dec. D.-Becau.e
his wife sent him TO school, spanked him
when be was had, and locked him in the
attic whom she wanted to 10 out, William
Bec1er. Of East Providence, appeared in
court in this city yesterday n petitioner
for q divorce. His story WAS q singular
one. and his wife. Mrs. Mary Beeler.
was half done. He il now but 10 and was
led tn the altar when but Ii, his wife he
ing -. From his Testimony il APP
pcaretl that she possessed the master
mind of the two, and mt once undertook
the direction Of the household. After they
had bcen married three months she i'm
sisted upon sending him to school that he
was. He refused tn 20 and was severely
whipped for his dsof,s.slicnce. She was
m,ich the stronger of the two and he had
tO do about she said. A few months
Mrs. bs.eler had tn recourse to imprison-
ment and frequently locketl him In the
attic chamber, To the solitary occupancy
Of which she condemned him before the
hinsa,lf down with n rope made from the
betlclothes and when he sought his wife
he found sine had gone of to Prov isience to
enjoy life. Wrought up To desperation,
OF questionable repute. She was sittin9
on the lap of n libertine smoking cigar
cite and drinking champagne. His wife.
who had cxacted the most strictly virtu-
tent OF selecting what books he should
read, ordered him home and threatened
To spank him soon she got home.
but she did not thrash him as h1e supposed
henceforth she intended 10 follow her
own course Of living and that he might do
the same. Since that time they have not
lived together. The divorce was granted.
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sTANLEY.S PRIVATE LETTER..
The treat EAPlorer Tells at an Cnnec-'
snry Journey.

The Great Explorer Tells of an Cnnec-S-
snry Journey.
LONDON, Dec. D.-Dr. Francis DE Win
ton makes public long letter written
him by Stanley on August 3lst last. in
which the latter dwells upon Emin's in
decision. which cost him tStanley) a
journey, otherwise unnecessary, OF thir-
teen hundred miles for Barttelot. He
dwells mt much length on the case OF
Barttclot and says the latter needed to
extricate himself from his dilemma quail
tiles. tsnt will not he gained save by long
experience i'm Africa. and eulogizes Bart
teIot's courage and high qualities. STAN
ley finally denies with much emphasis
the alleged Congo atrocities of Monyeina
casinibalism and the story of photograph
ing women during execution. During the
whole expedition he executed only four
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Trouble In Ok snhosna.

KANSAS CRY, Dec. 3O.-A Topeka. Kan..
special to the Journal says: The United
States deputy marshal received to-day
from the chief deputy of Oklahoma City
the following telegram: Photograph Cob
oucl Snyder to have troops assist deputies
and patrol this town tonight. Answer
immediately"
A dispatch was sent at once to Colonel
Snyder. commander of the United States
troops AT Oklahoma. No explanation of
the trouble received.
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ST.. PErERsBURG, Dec. 2O.-A shell ex-
plosled to-day in an artillery magazine AZ
Barku. causing n general explosion of tho
amrnunitions stored there, and the de-
str,lction OF the building. hundred
thousand cartridges were destroyed. Four
persons killed and four injured.
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LISBON. Dec. D.-lt reported that the
Portuguese are AN ious for Dom Pedro to
leave Portugal. The calT' ness with which
the people of Brasil accepted the over
throw of the empire and establishments of
the republic encourages the radicals of
Lisbon to- believe that they i'll eventually
achieve IL quiet, bloosilcss revolution in
Portugal.
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New YORK, Dec. 3U.-Two silver bars,
worth $i.ooo. were lost of "a truck here to-
night while in transit from the American
Exchange National bank to the Cunard
steamship dock. A load of $aOO.0OO worth
of silver was being sent tn the eamship
Umbria for shipment to England when
two OF the hars missed.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 2O.-This morning,
after u two weeks trial. the case Of the
government against William Means and
John r.. Decanp Of the Metropolitan Ma
tional bank. was concluded. The offence
charged was making n false return of the
condition of the hank to the comptroller
currency with intent to deceive tins. Of
hcers OF the bank. The jury was out half
an hour and returned verdict OF not
guilty.
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Reducing tn. surpl~A.

wAsHINGroN, Dec. D.-Since Secretary
Window announced his policy OF the
gradual withdrawal of public funds on de-
posit with national hanks. the amount
held has been reduced tn q little over $3S,-
DO.UO, and the available surplus i'm the
treasury has been reduced to S3A. .OOO,OOO.
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JACKSON, Miss. Dec. 3O.-Goveruor
Lowry to-day refused the petition of Jake
Kilrain tn remit the imprisonment portion
OF his sentence ON payment of . fine, bait
told him after the case was decided by tho
supreme court he might present it 10 his
ILowry's) SUCCESSOR.
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SAN FRANcIsco, Dec. 3O.-A man giving
his name ,As Charles Williams was arrest
ed here this afternoon. He Is believed 10
he the man who at different times during
the past four weeks has successfully
robbed four stages in the northern part OF
California.
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A MISSING STEAMER.
Northern Pacific Ohctals Have heas0
NspthSux of the ektngutou.

NUth1nW ut tbo NthkntOn.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2O.-At the Office Of the
Northern Pacific railroad nothing has
been heard regarding the steamer kings-
ton, which rtnoretl yesterday I'D have
sunk with all on board while ON her way
from this city to Puget Sound. The
Kingston left here - days ago, and was
to have called at ST. Thomas, which place
she should have reached i'm seven days.
No news Of her arrival there has been rs-
ceivesl. She had ~ persons ON board.
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Vest. World Fair ss,l,.

wAsHINoroN,. Dec. Ex-senator Vest
to-day introduced bill tn locate the
worlds fair of 1882 at ST. Louis and GREAT
ing u corporation to carry Oh the same.
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Lottery Advertisement nts and the Msil..
wAsHINGToS. Dec. 20.-A bill in
troslucesi i'm the house to-day To prohibit
the sending of lottery advertisements
through the mails.
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Iowa l.iqaor Dealers Indicted.

KEoKUK, Ia. Dec. 3O.-The grand jury
to-day returned indictments against AZ
violations of the prohibitory law. All the
saloons in the city were closed this morn
ing.
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ZANZIBAR, Dec. 2O.-Thrs.e of Bisshiri's
head men have been hanged at Baga-
moyo.
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HOUSE PRocEEDINos.



rs lnvsssis.te Charse. Against the Civil
service CSmmissioa.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2O.-Speaker Reed
to-day laid before the house q mesxaQe
from the president Transmitting n COM
munication from the secretary of the fsl-
terror, together with the draft ot q bill
providing for the reduction OF the Round
Valley Indian reservation i'm California.
The communication WINS referred.
The committee on rules reported . res
olution providlinQ for the creation of the
following committees: Standing commit
tee of expenditure i'm the department of
agriculture, 20 consist of seven members;
a select committee ON irrigation, arid
lands, eleven members; select consnis-
tee On immigration aud naturalization,
seven members.
Among tue bills introduced and referred
were these: BY Adams, of lliinois-Pro-
Boutclle, for the relief of the survivors OF
the Samoan disaster; by Evart of North
Carolina, resolution recitinR that IL ka.
been openly and notoriously charged that
the civil service commission refused To
lect it's clerks under the provisions of the
tions have been stolen and been given o,,t
Defor examination, and other charges
have been preferred against tile committee
and directing the committee on civil service
reform to Investigate the charges; by f..
~ Taylor. 10 exact ~ ullifu-m system of
il To he unlawful to drape public buildings
in mourning, or to place flags on such
buildings at half-mast ia honor of any de-
ceased persOlA unless such person, at the
time of death, WAS i'm the service of the.
United States; also making the terms of
ineHibers of congress begin and end
the 3lst of December, and changing insAti-
| guration day to April 10; ALSO To reduce
taxation. irhis last bill cInl,oslies to-
| bacco features of Mills bill with free list
| senate bilU. by Anderson of Kansas, for
| the creation of a United States coasnIliss-
| sion of arbitration i'm railway strikes
by Bartine tot Nevadal IL resolution rs.-
citing that the recent lead ore, decision of
the secretary of the treasury declaring IL
To he the sense of congress that any ore
1 that contains i'm sufficient quantity "a
| make il valuable for commercial and
| industrial purposes. IL lead ore, in ths
| meaning OF the act of 1sesS, and request
| ing the secretary To modify his ruling nc
| corslingly. =
Mr.. isreckenritige Iof Kentucky) prs.
scented ~ letter from the late ,ss.rgeant-sat
| arms, Lccslon. retYstesting tile. l.oiiss. Il
make s,lci, order. or give such directions
concerning assets nov in hnnt
responsibility for their cusiA,sly. MIR
| providing that moneys aud otht.r@asfA.t 4. u
ln tho hands of the, late sessseaIit-at-arIns
Lecdon, he turned over to Scrgca NJ -at
| arms Holmes. to- he held and disposal y
by him may he hereafter determines
| by proper authority. MIR. Brcckeurisiis 4
accepted an amendment providing IT, !
| that the adoption of the resolution 81. j
| not be held construed in amy way 4
| affect the liability OF Lectlom. Aft..'
| brief discussion the resolution went .B} 4
and the house adjourned. 8. |,
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the flr.t accounts of the revolution were
recetved that among the prime causes al
Iegesl for 10 were that slave-holslers oh
tecsed 60 the emancipation OF slaves,
which had just been proclaimed hy tho
emperor. In other words. that tho reputs-
jeceed 90 the freedom of those whoee
bodies and Labor they had consrollcsl IL
did NOT seem 10 him that they laid the
proper foundation for . republic. he
hoped that Was not the reason for the
syInpathy OF the senator from Alabama
lMorRanl. IL might he that the people OF
Brasil did not desire restoration OF the,
monarchy and that they wanted n reput,-
lican form OF government.
Teller offered an amendment IN the
resolution, which he asked to have also
referred tn the committee ON foreign re-
lations. IL was To the effect that when
the people Of Brasil shall signify their In
tentfon TO establish q republican form OF
government, Il will he the duty OF the gov
ernment of the United States tn furnish
material aid and encournRement to ths:
people of Brasil I'm the maintenance of
such form OF government. IL such govern
ON account OF its republican character.
The question was taken up ON the mo
tion 20 refer the resolution To the commit
tee ON foreign relations. All the repsahli-
cans voted aye and all the democrats
except Call voted mo-. There was, how
ever, no quorum voting; yeas d, nays 1S
and the whole matter went over without
definite action.
On motion OF Mr.. Stanford, the hos,ss
caused by hoosls i'm the Sacramento ane
Pearl rivers was taken up and passed
After an executive session the senate ad
k>urnetl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-25
o,u.pr ETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

III. Il
,r,,,t, Assembly Dst4ct suan be divided into
hn5 tr ton districts, the extent ana hints Of
"hen sna o. tVm District shall contain all that part
Of tae city pounded W and Hins .H sLr"r THira
street anu Erection District shall contain all that
part OF tne NE Lewis street sCanto" street. and Co.
am9a s' 6 Election District shall contain l, all that sat
lhe - 49,, civ bounded by ana lying Wtntt Iast
paIe oil ty oct Columbia street, stanton street. ana
sheriff Ste5 ti Election District shall contain all that
part Of city RoqRd Street y Santoa Street aud Pitt
street Fifth Election District shall eGPn all nat Pat
OF the sly Iet stanton street and Attorney street.
The I lhd city ' bounded BY and ar WITHIN . Second
stet Avenue Es GtS DTct shall contain ali that
par t ~ the city bounded by ana I y3g Nun" lH'
Avenue sS lection District shall contain all that
me eity bounded by and lying within Third street.
Avenue 2i,i6 Election District shall contain all that
par 6e city sSqHq east y Housds street ana Avenue
TS Tenth Election District v6 5a eSa Fas al INK
s see o. Avenue M Sf sqd ASeng eenoo Al, tina,
The Eleventh 6lndei by lying within East Fourth
part Of ,n' ylS G Third street and Avenue D. -
The Tweht INV bounded by aad lying within Fifth street
HHcrae G. oqS isT' sp N sSa CONTAIN all that
par. fGs he y e ard sna , wa Fifth
S the es09 District T shS contain , all that
.r me r iT es stes and I'd Avenue ''" A' street
Last fiNsi n, Election District shall contain oil
IIc e,. bounded bv and lying within Sixth street
IGrt OF ~, ~ rim street. and Avenue u.
ANehu' ~, a"th Election District shall contain all that
The aINNeittT bounded by and lying within Seventh
. yslact o. Avenue T. sSta street and Avenue b
ihe NJ, 81 rty bounded BY and lying Within Seventh
.treet Avenue D. sixth stree and Avenue III ,
,ne ", "a CITY bounded by and lying within Eighth
Trcet' East river, sixth street ana Avenue d. 49,.
M Nirsteenth Election District shal contain all tha
,art - The city bounded by and lying within Elghth
p,noe, yenue ID seventh street. and Avenue G.
rbs Tvouteth Flee ton District sha oOnta All thaI
mart OF the city bounded by and lying wlthin Eish'n
street Avenue Q, seventh street ana Avenue H. -,
49,. rwenty nrs. Election District shBl, contain NJ
that part N the city bounded by ard wing within Fast
Einti street Avenue O. Eighth street and Avenue - al
The Twenty.seeond Election District shall """'a" NJ
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DihtriCt Ahal nc ulNldcd into
IIe election Districts the extent and limits Of
w. IN shaI DE o. DlOws; 49,, -, a.,
~ ,lt, haunted by and lying withn th-t Houston
o. s.cet Forsyth street, stanton street ana bowfH
~ cty a. unded hy and lying WITHIN East houston
o. cc kncn street stanton street. ana Forytn street
rr,ir Election District shall contain all that part
~ .Ify bouudc1 by ava lying within East houston
wrc INl!ow street Stanton siiee, ana orcnatI sIee
10 Totrh Election District ,hall contain al mat part
, 'be ety bounded by and lying within East houston
.c Norfolk street Stanton street. ana l.rscN hl't't
my. Ffb Election District shall contain Az that part
n, he CIV bounfed by and lying WIND Enst houston
o,,ct CLIFTON street stanton street, ana SUFFOLK street.
Tho si.th Election District shall contain al taL part
n me ely bounded by ana lying within aecohu street.
Avenue M Fast Houston street. aud Avenue a. -.
The seventh Election District shan contain al thHS pA''
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-19
OFFICIAL AND POLITICAL.

1t appears that Mrs Folsom, mother OF
Mrs. Cleveland, is u Republican. Prob
ably this is the reason the town Of Fol
som, n. NJ, was named in honor OF her.
The paragraph in last evenings official
note" referring to the new organization of
the bureau Of immigration should have
been credited to the San Marcial Re
porter.
The Springer Stockman brings out Capt.
7. W. Collier as a candidate for the state
constitutional convention and the Folsom
Idea seconds the motion. The Ration
Range IS yet TO hear from.
Mr., Jas. a. Spradins to-day received
from Washington his commission as re-
cever Of public moneys at the Santa Fe
land Office, He took charge OF the office
At 10 O'Clock this forenoon.
Judge Webster and his Republican col
leagues in san Juan county are moving
actively in the statehood matter. They
have Organized Republican league OF
thirty members to start with, s. W. Rod
gers, president, and J. q. kello secretary.
This league has just issued Il call for county
primaries June %, to send delegates to
Aztec July !, to elect two delegates to the
constitutional convention to be held ut
Santa Fe on the first Tuesday after the
the first Monday in September next