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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-22
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad,

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FCr G6sstes ssSp ~ 70 al 70 ~ "a "a Sin
10 9 iuS n, IA q, al I'd foS All
a. u ~ Ia s IA 20 snd Ga sSs D. 1e q
ilSirm nofsi @,IN e@ s& SO. 100,
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so 4 4, n, sSSssd sl0P. N, nO1in' Ah'
lions, y T. d. q 81 IA dpn Il ,. q. 'sa'
. isS N ,l a. ''
70 il ana Il % q. M, A II "a :q1 vi III Y
Trains nor DeiaWafss i u Il l,.;. for.
sssn' M. ana IA 4 ~ ~ z: M, l2S IA efA
sssford fexpfsssi' ne y ~ - Mes " D. A''
h lar, .SS !. { ana va, stations $50
train. s 3 = III q. asrrihsson' D. NE WAY
n nIP i k sHs Power HArrHE''a and Del
Franklin Citg, SDA N.
EXpress for cape Carries, Old Point CON.
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rinStnn sarrsspsI-s ~ ~ ~ sa w. ~ VA
siE 70 ~ u IS N So. M, ! o. SCI, iis. III,
1ceeaimodsiies. "a iegs a. ~, o. Las
FOR further infornstion. nssssr rers srs rs.
ferred TO the ticket once a the station.
Trains marked thus 20 are Invited express.
UaAs. r PuaH. J, b. WOOD
GENERAL hanAaar General Passenger All
SUNDAY TIsAINs.
Tor PhiIaeelpAiA texpress,. 100. gsatN
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For New York (expressl, . 90, . 81 4 ~ 7Ik
slA II 81 =. N, : "a, b24 'b2s, ' %, and lo.sl
Fot West Ob.. ,S,n ,u
A1 so9 q oI Z; "a eh.rles o,, po,n, 80, a..
= For or New " CASTS, Kirswood, uiadletovn.
via sssfard, tsare, and Del i Ia Is igis6t
baltimore and wAshinstoa. AZ, .
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sipstoa s Ss s'9 5s1: ~, s.ia in
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RALilMOhn u uHlO kAlbkOAD,
- Schedule In eject Dec. y, ISIS,
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE- NE
,F,u,,.. POT EAST BOUND.
hApf.Ss Trains
! Is, IS 60. AID al IL r. M ~ az ~ ~ ~
~ - sv, t1t,p ~ % 50 %. y 20 N,
. FHleueipale. sundays, $50. TOt I s.,
%. 10 81 II la m; az 20, %, 50,, sss,
=, } ~, 1t, o 10, SO 40, $50 d ~. 80
Chester, wrrk DAYS 81 50 $40, 10 rs
"a De- 900 II Ibs n, at9 az L on am 80
a. ~ ~ "A - :. - III ~ VI w. . w.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-22
Heating Cars From Tho Locomotive.


A "Tfaveer" writes TO the New York
Tribune, taking exceptions to the verdict
of railroad officers that the new style o.
heating railway coaches is a success. 81
have" he says, 'ihe opinion OF many en-
CINE drivers and t,alnmeu, and they all
condemn the system. The travelling pjb-
lie is quite unanimously of the opinion
that it is failure. 1t is generally con-
eedel that in cold weather the locomo-
tives eanros supply steam enough to
warm the coaches aud at the same time
make time Therefore, when the mer-
curry ais 10 among tho lower twcntics, a
general decentralization Of trains and lime.
lables folio g. The public has come 10
look fer this condition every time the
mercury settles. Any locomotive Gu
giueer will tell you It comes from want
of steam. bssiles this, th.re is good
cause for complaint because Of the very
unsteady temperature OF tho coaches.
They are generally intensely hot or Sc
yeroiy cold. Please advise these we'll
satisfied railroad officers TO take a trip
over their roa and SEQ things as many
Others see them"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-22

1t may be well enough to wage a
war against the segar dealers who
make practice Of selling on the Sab
bath, but at the same time II this law
is TO be enforced, it should be carried
out TO the strlctesi letter. 1t is said
that the principal cause Of complaint
Is the fact that 50 long as these stores
are open, they attract crowds o! idlers,
who block the sidewalks anl frequent
ly make insulting remarks concerning
ladies as they pass. This OF course is
something that should be abolished,
but it must be remembered that this
nuisance Is continued every fAil nigh,
In The week at some o! these places.
We understand that the segar dealers
Intent, If they are fined, TO strike hal <
and enter complaint against the milk.
men, dealers in Sunday papers, street
car drivers and others who transact
business on the sabbath. As the law
provides that works Of necessity may
be conducted on Sundays, 1t Therefore
seems probable that ere long judge
Ball will be kept busy tor some time,
deciding between works OF necuss!ty
And those which ate not.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-22

ral.Al.-rLnA. -. ~. }. -.

The store is in White to-
day, and will be tor a few
days to Gene. 1t is well
occasionally to try effects OF
display and interesting, as
in this case, TO note the Gu
muiatl8e power in a business
like ours OF a single color.
To be sure there Is nor e
other that equals White in
capacity Tor concentrated
and beautiful grouping.
Run your eye down this
list OF things now forward in
cur display:
White Dress Silks
White Table Linens
White Linen ToweIings
White Linen Sheeting
White Linen Dress Goods
B,eached Mullins
White Cotton Dire S
Goods
Hsmburg Embroideries
White silk Ribbons
White Artificial Flowers
White Bead Trimmings
White Lace Curtains
White Kid Gloves
White Kid Slippers
Muslin Under wear
Dress Shirts
White Mefino Wear
But the is: grows too lont
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-22

Mr.. H. T. Brown, living in Shady
Grove, Franklin county, Va, says: Nav
iug thoroughly tested DR.. Bulls B4by
Syrup in my family cheerully certify to
its uniformly good effect, and recommend
Il as most excellent remedy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-22

The case that is now PENDING
against well known physician in h 5
city on charge Of malpractice should
be thoroughly gated, and i
found guilty he should BE made sn ex
ample OF. We have every reason to
believe that there ia 4 vast number Of
criminsl operations performed in tnis
city, and il every rcpulsb.e physician
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-22

A Baltimore Butchers Experience. Il
have suffered With bad headaches for
YEATS, ard have tried many remedies
without obta ming relief. | was advised
10 give Salvation Oh . trial and It has
entA ely cured me. Ed. BALI,
Lafayette Market, Baltimore. Nd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-22

SchuyIki.l mud a G a i n.
Tine o. year 10 expect it.
No need TO drink it if you
don't care 20. A good Filter
vii leave the muddiest water
Gear as cri stall. Here are
Two sorts that we re,om
mend:
Gate City Filters pass the
water Though u sheet Of
porous stone Not very fast,
out sure S47s to $50. With
ice chamber, So and s13 so
Je@ett Filters do quicker
work. With cooler, So to
SIC Kitchen Filters, 81 to
s125.
Any sort Of flteriug is bet.
ter than to take tie watt 7
full Of dirt and sticks and
i've things.
Basement, northwest Of centre.
There's no simpler way to
take he measure OF the do
ings in our Linen Store thar
to see how mnch OF a house,
keeping outfit $50 will buy
there, Here's a little list thai
tells the story:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-22

The Tennessee Secretary Of state
has no doubt learned Uy this ims thai
there is higher power than himself
TO which be must bow. No.w.tll.
standing the fact the returns showed
the election OF II Clay Evans, the
Republican candidate lor Congress in
the Third district, the secretary !u-
sisted on granting Certificate 10 his
Democratic competitor Mr.. Evans
very properly took the matter 10 The
Supreme Court, AMI Il mas been ie.
eide2 that the certificate must be
granted 10 him, which lac; should con.
vince the Secretary OF State tnat lie Is
not the entire returning board. Ger.
titicstes are also wishhelG in the Third
and Fourth, West Virginia, districts,
although the returns show that the
Republican candidates are elected
This wrong. however, will be lighted
by the next House OF Representatives,
which, even without these districts
will have Republican msjcg,Iy q 4
least three.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-22

L4Sa1oE, the great regulator OF the
human system does not contain any dele.
u ubst3uce It Is pr.mp; 44I s-!s.
Price Only IS ceuts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-22

EERlEss DYES t sES y KS Sa R JEST.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-22

Russell, MissimeI { Co.,
800 MARKET STREET.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-22

You can SO on a basis OF
sIoo or $500 or $4,000 and
the worth wonder will be
just as great,
Sea;aWls; If centre
JoHNWANAMAKER.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-10-12
Corsumptlon surely Cured.

To THE EDIIoE Pleusc inform.
yoIr readers that I have Il posi-,
tive remedy tor the ubove named
disease. Ey il, timely use fhnr.s.
nnd> of lonclcss cases have been
permanently cured. shall be
glad TO send two BOTTLES Of my
remedy free t" any oi ,onr readers
WI" have consumption II they
will ~'nd ~" tl.eir cy ,rcss and
pos 'fii"e lddrr-s Respectfully.
I. \. Sl.OCUM. NJ. C.
Isl Pearl st. Ngw York
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-10-12
NUMBER 2

''' VI '"i ''iii'it'i'it sleeper. Ill
though We had paid 10 Kansas Ci-
~ and still held the tickets. We
protested with others, bat prnci
pally because Comradc Ronncll was
not only discomforted already, but
his life endangered. 50 We said. and
murr, told the officials we would
moi surrender the tickets but void
call ihc Company to account for
breach Of contract and damages. -
We have already filed notice of
suit this will bring them to thci,
senses and Will bc u warming to th,,
travelling public to bc ON their
guard against fraud and disregard
Of contracts on the part Of the Go.
by some Of the official, of the p.
T. Car Go. We were kindly carcd
for by the conductor and brake
men Of the train. (has. BOalqlnan
and j. {. Bowman. who did aIl in
their power to make Comradc
Bomncll a. comfortable as possible
under the circumstances. but much
suffering la, resulted from the fail
'ir" Of the company to fulfill their
contract.
Kansas City is fast nearing
large K. K. and commercial centre
and some Of the older cities of the
West must look we'll TO. their la,l-
res. - years have made such a
change that We fail to find wor!,
- express it. \ good IL gLt's rc.,
II The Depot Hotel WASH God-,,nd
10 the invalid.
The journey Wa, stunned Mon
iay mognin" and Il run of 40
miles ON the new 4. p. IS f. cx-
"nH;Vn brought Ii, 10 New Boston.
irrc wc were met by Mr.. Albert
|'onncil, brother Of T.. X. Bnnn.lI
md Harvey l.. BonnclI, Il son Of
ti., who kindly conveyed u, 10
heir ho,pitablc home. j. II. Bon
icll, father of our townslnau. Ed.
vho,c cheerful doors were already
'pcn 10 receive lis. Dear old Mo
her Bonncil holding he light, and
nclc VIM iiunnoll, who will be
~ the White O.hs'
'copic ih">r. with an old friend
II lite fanny, Miss NcNci.h. con
'''ntcd = picture of kindly infer
stcd lowioan, watching the cont
ng OF the sick huy and with open
nd extended arms tD bid him wei
ONE home 10 hi> companions. also
Welcome TO their family circle.
" eli, here we are, and the tired
'ailcnt l. now resting nj home. tie
omo of Ii, boybood, aud we viii
AXE leave of Your readers. We
'l>h 10 say, hcfor" closing, that m
Illustration of Industry has hcn
o we'll presented by Mater IIa.-
cy Bonncll, aged Ii. above lnon-
.oncd, ihnt We cannot fail to note
/. His grandfather gave him ii
rrc> of land 10 cultivate AMI man
&c. lie took the plow and har-
oW andwilh indnminatahlc c.wrgv
field of cora second Ia none in the
ouniy and Nill average % To 90
u>hrl> 10 The acre, All The work.
very bit Of it, was done by him.
low is that
Your, \. W. LAM.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-10-12
FROM REV, DIR. LANE.
I)gAn MAJOR:

to inform YOU OF my cXl cr'cncc
srcc ! badc goodbye to mcnntail
, civilization and began my travel
among the natives OF the East
n company with Comradc Bon
neil and with Chas. Buforl. cul
townslnnn. With the lines. we mad,
good and safe time to the Oznnnt
Rancho. howhcif Jupiter Pluyu,
gave Us Il beautiful mamie station
OF the O.ci.rra Mountains and III
structcd how to travel overland by
water. a.. usual. Al. Ozanne. with
his accom- lishod wife nude IL, 10
welcome and provided for our COM
Sort 20 hountifully, that we felt
doUbly paid for al hardship* BY
ihci kindly Hospitality. Quail
nicely fried 10 turn, by Mrs.
Ihorp, at the station, and spring
chicken al thc ranch. served to
raise The drooping spirits of Ed.
Il. to ihat degree we did not know
but The poor preacher would fare
sim in the race for yclluw-lcyged
chicken. Our friend Jcif. l';n-
died the ribl,ons from ;hc ranch TO
the z. r., and did il well. the
donIicys dcmurring occasionally,
notwithstanding. Surely, il amy
class Of men deserve TO go to hc;i-
ven j; is stage drivers aud propri"
tors. for their proyoca,ing for man
and hcast arc lc@jon.
N.r. Palmer. the station a4cn,
may his blessings br many - did
AL in h~ power to make or brief
strv in Carthage pleasant, for
which he has oi,r sincere ihankS. ~
NJ. >McKinic". the oLliging hes
tess OF the hotel, made Us iippy /
with fried spring chicken served in I
such excellent style that our ONLY /
regret WAS ii had not lived quite
long enough to reach Il laroer
growth. We can heartily com
Incnd Mrs. McKinl2y'S dining
room and well loaded table, seq
.oncd with her true and genuine
welcome to al mountain pilgrim,
who chance 10 visit Carthage, H.
we'll as all others.
San Antonio presented Il thri'c-
y appearance with the river Ecd
WEci iato meadow. Surely il
o0kcl 1t, ii the beautiful RIO
'iWndc had declared for plohihi-
ion aud carried il ununinoi : V. .-
jhc firm OF Hilton & Co., eaNcu,
hearty erecting and made our
tny most pleasant, while Mr.. Roe,
farmer White Oaks boy, WAS
most kind in hi, attentions and
iclpcd u> to feel that much OF
aothcriy kindness ia still found hl
hose who seek il.
\ good bor,h ;n The Pullman
"rYcI 10 make us comfortable.
'h.le 81" pave many thoughts t.
b, lo1cl olie- At home and hasten
l On 1ur way. The morning iinds
/, N Inc Yic.nlly OF the rceo-.
'ith it,, hcwitching scenci,y and
ncicni ruins. The walls of the
.li Cathedral stood in hcmoramg
IL ian.llnnrk pointing
backward many centuries and qli-
iiy looking on ail the evidence, I
irilizaton ahd 'hc coming popu-.
iiion rs il rogretiine that It's DAYS
+ usefulness had gone with the a
Id civilization 20 which it be- u
nged. 'Ihc Glorieila Maintains =
puld have been well numcl the !,
iory Mountains, H. The sun kiss (,
| Their summit, and the ever K
lpen tlee> bowed their thankful Il
'>r t. Him who smiled - Lcnif- h
'nilT upon al The graz. lr If Il
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-10-12

hu ding c,u,pn-ing Ros we'll. an,
tie trn.lr of ihat isolated shan
ty male their stay very short. -
What with outlaws AID assassin.
on enc hard. and th,cving Indian.
ON The ether. ne roads and trails
lcadi' 9 TO my hermitage were de-
serted liy "l,nc horsclncn' and
"movcr," equipagc.
Ten ycars have passed. Trail.
h"'r irco;nc c@Uuiy roads ; the
praiIie- a'c dotted with prosperous
funs Whtrn there was no sign of
trcc or shrub. aug firm h9uycs
peep out from green gr01 c| &C
shade alid fruit trees. Roswell is
aliVc with busy to,lcr~. Fou. h0-
tc!s, fur mercantile hoU-s, hc,c
blacksmith hops, two dug ,.0lcs.
two >h3cnakoi'~, five saloons. oi.n
bakery, onr laundrv, one saddle
and harncs. shop, two barber shops
ore newspaper, five carpenters and
builders. two maSOns, orc brick
yard. one undergrad, ol,c paint
cr, three lawyers. three doctors. n
Masonic Hall. two Every and sale
stables. oiic timer. &C.. De. And
he and property are as safe any
where within the county rs in an, !
otl:or portion Of tie La;io..al do
main.
must not omit 20 mention tie 4
/. :. Land Oific" to Iic establish ,
cd il Roswell during the month of
October 1889. til" two churches il,
contemplation ard So, GOO hotel
WHICH latter Is al assured improve
INERT to come "i;h littlc DELAY. -
Neither must ncylcrt the Great
Canals of thr l'ccos Irrigation &
investment Co., with Il cap.t,l Of 7
$500. 900, caHal~ OF som" 81 miles
in length. ill'igating over POO, ,o00
acres Of land.
HE ait"irH of political and So
c!al life a"c conducted in Dig
niiicd Il nilcd strtcs" fashion. .-
! he c:Ud" nianner- cf the "wiid
lad Woolry west, are Superseded
By the improved style, OF the
East, Brillcerooms no longer
promise to cherish and protect with
'rvolvcr- OF hclt and spur, on heel
Not now do The cowboys mount
IL Jocund caNn,c and run down
md ROPE the coy bride to get her
stocking, on before the ceremony. I
Where late WI, narrennr-,
md waste, the perfcmcd blossom,
'ud and blade, sweet, ba.,hful
'lcdgs> of approaching harvest.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-10-12


in our own land, and more of botl
is compressed in New Mexico anc
ncighhoring S.atc r nd Tcrritoric
than all the world beside. thea vii
America hc tie land of the touri
and the Mecca If th, lover of NJ:
turc' pruuGcst achievements in
natural scenery.
Las ' cra, welcomed us 10 it,
city, anl the K. X. House. un,lc,
the abundant provision cf IL kina
Of caterers, Mr. Harvey. to It's
hospitality. such Il well appoint
cd and ahumdantly supplied sable.
with is ScntIcmanIy managcr.
-hari omcHaprctitc acquainted with
fasting, and anlplc time to rcgaIc
with fca,tin@. All WAS most rX-
ccllcni and HE fried chicken and
dell"iolo fruit, so rapidly di,ap-
Fearing by the demands If the oc-
rupant of berth No. well. we
do not wonder that The waiter fled
iii di>may and left hi, tiay.on the
rear platform While he c,ta,,cd
with his ! fr. But Ed. We won't
tell; never YOU fear; wc don't DO
such things.
The vast rolling rIain, and prai-
ries Of modern New Mexico fy
rapidly past a. we speed on our
way. The vast herds of cattle
speak Of ;hc fertility Of these nat
'ldl meadow plains and the good
,'ndiiion 81 the stock are Il vital
commentary on ihc rich grasses !
which nature here furnishes. - /
small towns along the linc Of Il. /
t., give significant notice OF the |
il' 81 cmmigration setting west
var'l and tells Of the vast army /
'oon 10 follow.
Ratom .taton, at thc foot of Ra-
ON Mountains, gives hint of
oncihng good to tempt the al.'eu-
y Shalrcncd appetite which needs
10 tempting; and again we enjoy
nc of Mr.. l!nrvcv'> rNrciIcnt dim
l"r-. The wai'rr maids are nc
Iinw back TO the interest of the
'c'@'Sion and lend thoir attraction
. the half hour devoted to makill
IL" long journey pleasant.
Up, up over those vast deposit,
# c0al, which all along for H."
niles i seen cropping out to inGi
.tc the immense store, of fucl Il
indy Father has stored away for
i~ children Cor ycGrs To come.
We are cnjo> ing thc magnificent
ccncry, when 10 yc. ii WIS dark
0 dark one could almost feel il.
'ooplp said it WAS tunnel, but We
rlt il To lr the shadow of regret
II bidding lgood-by 10 the sunny
miles of New Mexico for Il time
hYing already entered the State
f Colorado. The tunnel j. The
iYiding iinr between two great .
nj growing communities. How
r~F the town, of Colorado. AMI !
irlving loo rash. rt,sh. and work .
5 the CRY ON uIl sides.
ia'unta is Il pleasant pIacr,aud
lcre we found an excellent table. {
roaming under it'> load Of good
lingN awaiting u,,
Sunday found u, in the state OF
aii>a~, with il, wealth of soil
id produce, with it'~ coal fields '
nj vast fields Of sugar cane or
'r:::ala, and corn, and orchards '
AIDED with biu>ii;ng fruits fulIv nS "
as the fruit of the tree of !
lnwIcdgc. Towns and citic, are -
~ crowding these. Hnl soon tie ..
mes of millions viii rear up on w
cir Site and ~ivc pllc la scenes -,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-10-12

=. p. NcCcurt ard f.milv have
ln'e9 he pnrSnnn,oo at Wa'tc oaks
fra term If yc r.. VII t, be
come Of the preacher! Opt.
+ 'cY from grace fell 80 hard
a'' o III he Is NOW praclicing
lay.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-10-12

l'arlnr wall paper n Ben ,'mnl!'s
= la'r. Texas. Sanlples tree.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-10-12

tio"r .'n'nfS ready miXr1 for use
at Ben sruulN, r'nsn. IaAaa
Morning journal and courier., 1889-03-13
Activity at Saytn Rock.

It ls thought that the coming summer will be one of unusual activity at Savin Rock Several new cottages will be erected and many improvements made. A new hotel will be built upon the site of the Hinman House, which was burned last November. It was owned by Manager Moeglan, who came down from Danbury to run the place. He paid SC, GOO in cash for the place and Hin man held first mortgage for $s, 900. After the fire Hinman sued to recover the insur- ance. The case has been in litigation be- tween the two parties for long time and each has paid $250 in lawyers fees. The case has at last been settled out of court, Aoeglan relinquishing all claim to the prop erty. Moeglan has leased the Beach House and will run it this summer
Morning journal and courier., 1889-03-13
LEEDS IS HTS NAME.

A New Suburban Town on rhe Fele Tract = Sioux City Manufacturine Center-Neyv Haven Enterprise. The Sioux City Journal of March con- tains the following, both of general interest and especial interest to the friends of MT. Henry L. Hill, late of the First National bank, New Haven:
 The announcement of the arrival of 8 party of Kansas City and Philadelphia capitalists. together with the statement that the party was part of the syndicate which had pur- chased the Felt tract in the Floyd valley, was made in yesterdays Journal.
 The Felt tract was purchased for the pur- pose of establishing manufacturing center for Sioux City (the Kansas City of the West) and while the purchasers personal aggran- dizement is of course the paramount object of the enterprise they intend to further their interests by inducing people and nlanufactur- ing plants to locate in this city. The Felt tract, one-half of which is in the city limits, was selected as the most promising for such an undertaking and was purchased. The new city has been ehristened 'sLeeds.''
 Yesterday the articles of incorporation of the Leeds Improvement and Land company were filed for record. The capital stock is $1, ,beO, 900, and the place of business is Sioux City. The directors for the first year are D. T. Hedges, Q. H. Hammett, F. o. Hen- derson, L. K. Hyde, A. E. Stilwell, Wm. WI AS.oa, yum AoIcc, VI. ". f6lL ana d. l.. Hill. Yesterday meeting of the directors was held and officers elected as follows: D. T. Hedges, president, Wm. Gordon, secreta- ry and treasurer; F. c. Henderson, gene- ral manager; executive committee, D. T. Hedges, G. W. Felt, John Pierce, E. c. Henderson and A. E. Stilwell. In the com- pany with the above men are associated Ed ward L. Perkins, director of the Union Trust company, of Philadelphia, and Mir. Darrach, secretary of the board of under writers, of Philadelphia, both men of wealth. Of the others, the Sioux City men are we'll known. MT. Hammett of the firm of Ham, melt, Davison G Co.,, of Kansas City, bank CTS, is a man of considerable means. Messrs. Hill and Stilwell, are connected with the ! Missouri, Kansas and Texas Trust com- pany. MT. Hyde is New York banker and l MT. Henderson commands money and infu- ence.
 A hotel and several store buildings will | De erected on the tract at once, and negotia- tlons for the establishment of church and 1 son9oi house arenow pending.
 ME. henderson remains in Sioux City to | ananage m the company's business and the oth- day. '''e4. AoH's' 'o-
Morning journal and courier., 1889-03-13
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