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that all thoughtful citizens concede must

that all thoughtful citizens concede must
be done within the next decade.
We believe the scheme is feasible; that
it is not too early to set on foot the sug-
gested inquiry; that ten public-spirited,
competent men can be found in Sacra-
mento who will consent to serve for the
love they bear the city, and that the re-
suit of their inquiry will be priced by the
authorities and the people as of the high
est value. 1t is not probable that the ex-
penses for year of such Commission or
committee would exceed 5000, since only
the cost of stationery, postage, and posi-
bly, some printing of letter sheets would
be involved An inquiry of the kind sug-
gested set on foot now, with one or two
years given the committee to collect the
desired data and make suggestions as the
result of its examination of the city, and of
the testimony to be gathered, would give
dignity and character to proceeding that
must take SOule lOTu NltHll tLc hCAt iC"
years, and hence it would command the
respect of the people.
1t would, in our opinion, and in view of
what has been accomplished in many other
cities by similar procedure, be the means
of saving to Sacramento before the close of
the century some hundreds of thousands of
dollars, and would result in the adoption
within the next decade of system of
sewerage that would make Sacramento abso-
lutely the best drained and severed town
of the State, and consequently the least
liable to epidemics and filth diseases. The
question is, is the future of the Capital
City worth thus much of manifestation of
public spirit in the present?
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' the disagreement between tally sheets

by the disagreement between tally sheets
and tickets not in the order Of the
offices; and to remove most of the fear
now entertained of laundering and errors
in talIying and posting.
Unless the Election Boards can be made
intelligently familiar with the credit and
debit system of the new law, the Story
plan will continue to prove hindrance
and source of infinite friction and of heavy
cost. We believe that clerks can be in
structed quickly in the system and that
enough bright men can be secured in each
precinct for each election to receive the
instruction, if the restrictions now exclud
ing them are removed
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SUPREME COURT.
IN BANK.

SACRAMENTO, Friday, November IA. 1890.
Court met at 10 A. NJ. Present-Beatty, C. j.,
presiding Thornton, j.; Sharpstein. j.: McFar-
land j.. Paterson, j.; Spencer, Clerk; Wash
burn. Baiiiff.
Tompkin, etc, vs. Harris, Judge, etc.-Appli-
cation for an alternative writ of mandate AT
sued by Black tor petitioner, and submitted
- sos Callahan VS. Warder. By consent con-
tinued to January calendar. 1891.
I22l2-Moulton ct al. VS.. Knapp. By consent
respondent allowed thirty days to file brief APP
pellant ten days to reply motion to consolidate
causes" and cause to be therenpon submitted
l3. i65-NcI.ean ct al. VS.. Crowdan. On mo.
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The RECORD UNION, SUNDAY UNION and
WEEKLY UNION are the only papers on the
Coast, outside Of San Francisco, that receive
fhe full associated Press dispatches from all
part; Of the trorld. Outside Of San Francisco,
they hare no competitors either in influence or
home aud general circulation throughout the
State.
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Genuine lid gO.dye Prints short lengths &c per yard.
54-nch Oil Turkey-red Table Damask, 25c per yard
36-nch New York Mills Beached Muslin, per yard
5snch Astrakhan Cloakng; Navy yard
5S-inch All.wOOl Plaid Ladies' Cloth 81 % per yard
Hermsderf Fast Black Stainless Hose. per pair.
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Weather Fore cast.

For Northern California-Fair weather; vari-
able winds; nearly stationary temperature;
frosts in exposed places ana in western Nevada.
For Southern California-Fair weather; north
to west winds; nearly stationary temperature,
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department one-Armstrong, Judge.

FRIDAY, Novem Der l4th.
Lovejoy VS.. Chandler Continued one week.
Ebel 4 Stehr VS.. L c. Oh indler-Contlnued.
Richards y Knox VS.. kuhstalier ct al.-Con-
tinued.
FIgg vs. Hall-Continuei.
Mechanics Building and Loan Association vs.
L W. Farrell ct al-Demurrer oyerruled, and
ten days to answer
Their Creditors vs.. Wilson & Kinney-Con-
tinued one week.
Chase VS.. Chase-Demurrer overruled
Wilson VS. kinney-Continued one week.
George Myers VS. His Credito:s-Continued.
James AcClatchy Il Co. VS.. q. NJ. Mckay ct
al.-Motion to strike out portions OF complaint
continued one week.
Kayser vs. His Creditors-Continued.
Pankanin VS., Jackson-Continued.
People VS.. Daniel Healy-ArTa ignment con-
tinued.
Honchin VS.. His Credto's-Continued.
Waters VS. HIS CreGitors-George C. Muller
appointed assignee, with 500 bond.
A. j. Davis vs.. Sis CrediTors-Continued.
Z. D. Lake VS.. His Creiitors-Continued.
Germenia Building and Loan Association VS..
c. II. Todd-Contiuued.
Wilson & Kinney, in insclveney-Continued.
Newton Il Ross VS.. W. G. Ross-Continued.
Department Two-Van Fleet. Judge.
FRIDAY, November 18th.
Estate of Honora O'Brien, deceased-Lelters
to Mary o Brien. appraisers. O'Neil, j. Ryan
and G.. p. Royster. Bond, 81, 0O.
Estate of Sarah Il. Conner, deeeased-Order
made to sell real estate.
Estate of A. g. Tryon, deceased-Order made
for partial distribution.
Estate OF 1. Hal, deceased-Order settling &C
count and diStribut on ordered.
Estate of r. Oppenheimer, deceased Contin-
ued QUE week.
Estate of J. Doyle, decessed-Order settling
account and distribution made; order due no.
tice to creditors made.
Estate of ]. NJ. Dufour, deceased-Order made
allowing ST.; 90 for family maintenance
Estate OF r. Ande,son-Order dischaTging ad-
ministrator.
Estate of Thomas Dwyer-Order made to i'm
prove grave.
A. G Hosgland vs. Mrs NJ. v Clark-Argued
and submitte /.
n Grant, administrator, VS. J. Carmody-Con-
tinued, to be taken up by consent.
n. Grant, administrator, VS.. sacramento Bank
Same order as above
J. Cofmdn VS.. F. n. Coffmsn-Plaintiff al
lowed $40 for Court expenses and $40 per month
alimony, to be paid by December /. 1890.
A. Agner VS. City OF Observation-Disclosures
one week.
&. L. Holman VS.. C. w. Dillard-Continued
one week.
P. Berkendorf vs. P. C. Bailey-Demurrer
overruled to 6r,t cause of action, demurrer
confessed to others; ten days to amend; notice
waived.
A. Menke VS.. John j. Glaeken-Heard and
submitted.
Josephine j. Glacken vs. John j. Glacken-
Matter heard, and ordered that demurrer be
overruled and ten days 70 answer.
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SATURDAYS are special bargain days.
Saturdays we offer lines of goods from every
department in our business at reduced prices.
Sort of thanks days for liberal patronage
through the weeks.
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All these publications are sent either by Mail
or Express to agents or single subscribers, with
charges prepaid. All Postmasters are agents.
The Best Advertising Mediums on the Pacific
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GENERAL NOTICES.

The best place in California to have your
printing done: A. J. JOHNSTON d CO.'S, 4l0
] street, Sacramento, Cal.
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Sample Roo ms, 1Ol4 Sixth street, be-
tween and K. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
nl4-H JACOB KAERTH, Proprietor.
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Spiritual Test Meetings.-Sunday. at
go and 7:s0, at Pioneer Hall, by MR. and MRS.
PERKINS, platform test mediums from San
Francisco. nl4-SuSm
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New and select fmportations of the
finest sausages, swiss cheese, ETC. Also, fresh
butter snd eggs received daily at F. BAUM.
l,h,S 72S street
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Mesr engers furnished night or day. O.
A. FISK, 40S street. ol7u
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Painless Extraction OF Teeth by use of
local aDesthetic. DIR. WELDON, dentist, Eighth
and ] streets. IeH-u
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Want d-A few patients for magnetic
treatment. MRS. FAVILLE, 1872 st. n14-lw.
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Entered at the Postofice at Sacramento as
sec )nd-class matter.
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THE WEEKLY UNION

Is the cheapest aud most desirable Home News
and Literary Journal published on the Pacific
coast.
The WEEKLY UNION per vear................---sl so
The SUNDAY UNION alone per year............. 90
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THE DAILY RECORD-UNION,
Published six days in each week, with Double
Sheet on Saturdays, and
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Mrs. Faville, 1919 q street, Magnetic
Healer. n14-1w*
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A Stitch in Time Saves Nine.

Is true of old coats. and mouths. When the
former shows the first defect. take 'stlch,"
and always keep the mouth right by using
SOZODONr. 1t costs less for new coat than a
set of teeth. False teeth are not as pleasant as
natural ones
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II afflicted with Sore Eyes use DIR. Isaac
THOMPSON'S EYE WATER, Sold at 25 cents. 1yS
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OPEN THIS EvfNINa UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK.
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AE.wOol Brown, Nrrowp Feur.buop Cutaway
Froek Suits sizes 35 to ~, s. so per
Young Menages IA to is yars-Drk Brown Check Union
Suits 81.
lot Hats Stiff different shapes and
eoors today 81 each
Mems Fancy Striped Jersey Wool Overhr, 81 25.
Fancy Striped Drawers 81 o5 aud SO
Socks Gray, 2 Soc and SOC per pair
Misses Fine Kid Button heel medium toe, 81 90
per pair.
Misses Fine Goat Button regular S2 to-day 81 per
Shoes regular price, ST. to-day soc
pair.
Boys Seamless Calf Button Shoe dressy per pair
Child' Pebble Scat Button s D. solers make 81 per
ladies' wear, cut-prlce to-day.
Saturdays special bargains in Millinery
should not be forgotten. Well delight host
of Hat and Bonnet Wearers to-day. One
hundred beautiful trimmed creations at cut
prices. Majestic Caps. Save about one-haIf
by buying here; number in stock about 1000.
Special bargains in Ladies' Underwear.
Sealette Wraps. Furs and Wool Knit Goods.
Saturdays are Remnant Days. Odd stock
of all sorts. part pieces of every quality drop
into the rush line. Always good picking
every Saturday.
G. II. GILMAN,
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ISSUED BY TIE
ISSUED By THE
SACRAMENTO PUBLISHING COMPANY.

once. Third street, between and K.
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EiOR SALE-FIFTY HEAD BROKE AND
Z unbroke horses. Apply to or address
MAXON, ACKLEY & CO., 1o14 Second street.
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nRESSMAKING = MRS. MAY STEVENS,
IL formerly with Mrs. Sehirmer, has
opened first-clsss dressmaking psrlors at GIG
Seventh stree t, back of Cooper's music store
ladies' children's and infants white under
wear speciality; plain sewing solicited. o22-tf
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FURNISHED ROOMS AT CENTRAL HOUSE
from So per month upwards; also family
rooms at low prices. HORNLEIN BROS, Pro
prietors. mrl9-1y
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements Of Accsno Nosicss Rants, Lost
Found, For Sale. 10 Lei and similar notices ua de
tats heod are inserted for e,sts per lise tie first
dine and cents Per line each subsequent time AZ
notsces OF this ehoroctes WI Be found undsy Ibis
hea6iao.
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NOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST AND
L largest saloons In the city; extra family en-
trance, best location; stock and lease. Inquire
at this Office O5-.f
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THE SUNDAY UNION,

THE SUNDAY UNIUN,
Published every Sunday morning, making
splendid sEvEN-DAY paper.
For one year.............. ....-...S6 w
For six w
For three %
Subscribers served by Carriers at FIFTEEN
CENTS per week. In all interior cities and towns
the paper can be had of the principal Periodical
Dealers, Newsmen and Agents.
The SUNDAY UNION is served by Carriers at
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per month.
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THO RENT-24O ACRES OF LAND NEAR
Il Florin in whole or in part, for term OF
years Inquire at this Office ol5-tf
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ITO LET-sMALL TENEMENTs AND ALSO
/ unfinished rooms cheap; suitable for
housekeeping. Apply to D. Gardner, at wood
yard, Fourth and streets. nyI7-tf
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NOR SALE CHEAP-AN OLIVER SINGLE
Il pillow; also an iron harrow. Call at 102l
Tenth street. n4-tf
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\NANTkD-BoO AND SHOE SALESMAN.
w Apply 10 CHAS. Z. Philips, superintend-
ent Weinstock, Lubin 4 Co. ul33t
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NTANrED-A STRONG AND COMPETENT
w girl to do general housework; must be a
good cook: wages So per month. Call between
o a.d P nlt2t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

G'oR sALE-A FRESH MICH cow APPLY
L at 1705 D street. nl5-4t#
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.sy ANTED-PoSITION BY AN AMERICAN
W lady as housekeeper, companion. care of
invalid or elderly couple. Address l2l6 Fourth
street. nl5-2ts
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GIRL WANTED-To DO GENERAL HOUSE.
" work and cooking; good wages. Apply at
Ia Seventh street niS,f
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NTANTED-A MAN TO SOLICIT ORDERS
w and sell sewing machines; Liberal terms
made" THE SINGER MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, 703 ] street n1o-Tt
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Notice.-~in the lady who called yes-
terday to see the dressmaker at 2l17 K stree:
please call again and leave her address. lis
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EtOR SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT IN OAK
l. land, only twenty-five minutes from San
Francisco, and within half block or q local
train station. For full particulars inquire OF
JAMES CARROLL at 7l2 K street. n6-1m
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nor SALE-PLUM3ING AND TIMING
Il business in Sacramento; well established
and paying; owners poor health eompels sell
ing. For further particulars inquire at ll16 ]
street. n6tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-11
BRAZOS RECEIVERS.
Messrs. Angle and Caldwell Execute Bond
and Agree to Prosecute Work on the
Jetties-Deep Water Assured.


Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Sept. l0.-United
States District Judge BrYant's order ap-
pointing Messrs. G. W. Angle and Frank
Caldwell of Valasco, Tex. receivers of
the Brazos river channel and dock COM
panv and of the Texas land and immi-
grafton company was filed here to-day
with the United States circuit clerk.
The order was made upon petit
ton of John NJ. Ferguson of
Lee s. Ferguson, heavy stockholders in
each of the above companies. The order
requires the receivers to enter into joint
and several obligation of $50, 900 each
for each respective company, payable to
the clerk of the United States circuit
court for the benefit OF whom it
may concern, for the faithful
performance of their duties
as receivers of said companies. The or
der further provides that the jettIes at
the mouth of the Brazos river being in an
unfinished condition, liable to damage by
storm and other agencies, the receivers
are ordered to prosecute with diligence
the construction and completion of said
jetties so Us to place them in such
condition as to be safe from
injury and damage from storms and
other agencies. To accomplish this the
receivers are empowered to issue 100 re-
celvers' certificates for $1,000 each to
bear per cent. interest from their date
until paid. These certificates are TO
constitute first leiu upon all property
of the BraZos river channel and
dock company, and the receivers are d.
rected to sell such certificates when so
issued and apply the proceeds to the
prosecution of the work ordered TO be
done by them, and such claims as they
are ordered to pay by the decree of the
court.
Messrs. Angle and Caldwell executed
their respective bonds to-day and
state that work at the mouth
of the Brazos will be prosecuted
more vigorously from now on than it has
in the past and every stipulation of the
court 8 order will be fully carried out.
They are confident that they will have a
harbor at the mouth of the Brazos in
few months, that will safely admit the
ingress and exit of the heaviest tonnage
now engaged in the gulf trade.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-11
HOTEL ARRIT4LS.
AT THE FILLS,

A H O'Niel, Paris, Tex; A D Lundy, New
Orleans; Il r Zimweeman, Texarkana; Scott
Williams, st. Louis; Theodore VogeI, l. T.; G
Rupperthal. Philadelphia; Fleming Texar-
kama, W ] Williams, Dallas, L Parks, Hous-
ton, R A Henderson, Houston; E D L Teinner,
Mansfield; G Winchester, II. & r. Ry., " NJ,
Hannev, H s. T Ry.; H Hirsch. Kansas City
NO., Cuchton, Corsicana, Tex; A Mackay
Arm, George O'Neil New York; George w
Heyer Philadelphia; Guy Spencer, Greenville:
Miss Daisy Smith, Grapevine; ] Fort, st
Louis, no; " Matley, New York: d Abell,
York; Ed Coha, Galveston; Leith, Dallas.
AT THE MANSION.
@ NJ Tilford, Mont Blanco; Braly, Tennes-
see; G Hardell. Virginia; Ed Davis, Wallace
Fay, Sells Bros circus; 7 Hicock. Virgil; II
M1nter, FL Paso; J W Carter, Amarillo; S Il
Milyan, Cleburne; NJ S Lion, Dallas; B q Dem
mis-, Greenville; R s Cruhn, Kansas City. Mo;
D Strong, Fisher, Tex; Q Pullen, Pulaski,
Tenn; G W Waggoner, Newburn, Tenn; George
Knott, Wallace; James NJ Walker, Miss Sallie
Walker, Humbolt, Tenn; w Mathews, Jack
SON, Tenn; WEIGH, D W Hudgins. NJ Pope,
Gadsdul, Tenn; J D Dickey, B piekey, La
fayette county, Mississippi, Mrs Helen Wills.
Gordan, Tex; Thomson. Kansas City; G
Ala; E Riaksrd, Springfield, Missouri;
II Montssneor Corpus Christi; D johnson,
Texarkana; L Hass, Bowie; Miss Minnie Earl,
Bell Plains, Kan; Mrs Josie Alexandria, Witch
tia, Kan; Fred A Beall and wife, Colorado; ]
Wick, Houston; Bush and wife, Granbury;
] w Carter, Dallas: D II Handbook, Farmers
vile; Ben F Turner. Henrietta; Bailey,
i Ed v taylor Goodman. Galveston; " B
Bros. Circus, II Hamilton. Wall
ace & Co show; Z Thompson, Clay
CFPaulk, G Kirkpatrick, Christian; W N
WaddeIl W Brown, Colorado; DR. A Led
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-11

better, Hallettsville; J Henderson, Granbury,
] Goode, Texas: L Pa1lson; Chicago; B
Raines. Mineral Wells; NJ B Fryer. Mineral
Wells; Laurence, Waco; A Hin and wife.
D G Galbraith. Goldthwatte; j B Frontman.
Chicago: Tai MilSec, McAlister, / T;J II Wurtz
New York; L Limbaugh, Bette; s Ruse Jim
Wilson, Dallas.
AT THE PICKwIcc.
r A wilkinson, Dockum's Ranch; ] Apnes
and wife, W T Hall, New York; A Mccormick,
Arkansas City; 9 A Baird, Cincinnati: w 4
Braggins, Paris; J N Goode, Sherman, Tex; II
G Walker, louisville, Ky; J Il James and vile,
Commerce. Tex; W z Crissey, New York: w q
Edwards, Wagner, 1 T; VIM Brown. E Nc
Cornell. Kansas City; Q W Merit. Cieburne
Tex; p Tufts, st Louis. No; Walker. TYLER:
S Dennis, Chicago; ] W Cullers, Sherman;
Jno b Kimmons, Matthews Oxford, Miss;
c K Miller. st Louis; Kirkpatrick Texas;
W Logan, Decatur; e arshaIl, w Hall.
St Louis, Arkansas and Texas; Henry Ford, S
K Coggin, Brownwood; W Jones, Wharton;
D Gray. Ballinger; W N Mil
Ter, Dallas; P Rose, San Antonio;
g A Weatherington, New Orleans; q Q walke.,
Louisville, Ky; II L Ottenjohn, Cincinnati
Ohio; P Jackson, st Louis; E Simpson. New
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-11

York; W Doty, Ferris, Tex; W Cleveland,
mour, Tex; A D Goodenough, Henrietta, Tex;
L Lindner and wife, Quanah, Tex; G Dubey
W w Handley, st Louis. Mo; John NJ Pratt,
Grand Rapids, Mich; B Constantine, Virginia;
Arthur NJ Coffin, Texas: William Blair. g K
Whitcomo, Midland, Tex; NJ L Harris,
Dallas; w B Wallis, Moberly, No;
Rapids, Iowa; John Meir. San Antonio, Tex;
J A Mccormick, F A Waldo, Arkansas City;
Mrs W W King and children, San Antonio; 8
Forest, Miss; N A Griffin, @ II Mccain, Dublin,
Tex; Geo Green, Dallas; Fuqua, Boston,
Mass; o NJ Towned. Kansas City; J 81 Hoom-
beck. New York; Phelix Phillips and wife,
Lehigh, T; Ben Gooch, Llano, Tex; Orr,
Dallas; w Moore. Manitou. Col; D Barry.
Texas; II Gross, New York; Lee Linn. Indian
apolis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-11
Found Hanging to a Limb.


Special to the Gazette,
Ell PAso, TEX, Sept. 1O.-The body
OF young man was found hanging by q
rope from tree on the bank of the Rio
Grande near Old Camp Rice, about
eighty miles from here. The discovery
was made by John Brooks, a cattle
man, and the indications are the
body has been hanging there two or
three weeks. At the coroner's inquest
Sc so were found on his person, together
with q small book and a poll tax receipt,
dated San Bernardino, Cal. April 80,
1890, made to ''Sankes Peterson.'' On
the first page Of the book was written
''ill health.'' The remains were buried
near the foot of the tree where found.
1t is supposed to be a suicide.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-11
SEED WHEAT.
The Rock Island VIII Furnish 1t to Okla
hOma Frrmers on One Years
Time ut Net Cost.

KNGFIsHER, o. T., Sept. 10.-A.
W. Lowe, general attorney of the Rock
Island railway, met a large delegation of
farmers from Canadian and Kingfisher
counties to-day for the purpose of ar
ranging to supply the settlers of those
counties with seed wheat. Arrangements
were made whereby the Rock Island will
furnish y 900 bushels of seed wheat at
net cost on one years. time with
out interest, taking the individual
notes of the farmers for the loan. The
Rock Island has offered to sell seed wheat
to any Oklahoma farmer for net cost
without freight cost.