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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23
Walker Blaine.
SUDDEN DEATH OF The SECRETARY OF
STATES ELDEST son.

STATES ELDEST son.
Walker Blaine, examiner Of claim, OF the
state department, and eldest son Of the
Hon. James G. Blaine. secretary OF state.
died at $40 "Wednesday evening. of pneu-
monia, at the family residence in Washing
ton. He was IS years old.
Walker Blaine was born IN Augusta. at
the old homestead on Green street MAJ :.
lsjj He was fitted for college at the
Augusta High school entered Harvard
college in 1873 and remained there t"n
wears He then entered Yale. and gradu-
ated with high honors in 1871, after which
he took law course al Coiumhla law
school Soon after graduating be went 70
81. Paul. where he entered the law firm of
Cushman X. Davis, the present nited
States Senator from Minnesota.
The last official act OF President Garfield
before he was assassinated was the APP
pointment of Walker Blaine s. third as
sistant secretary of state. Ia the inter
Of lssl-2. he went to South America with
Mr. Trescot. on a special mission, to use
the good offices of the United States to
bring about a settlement Of the troubles
between Chill and Peru. He was charge
d afaires in Bolivia during several months,
When Mr.. Blaine entered the cabinet or
President Harrison. Walker went with his
father 10 Washington. and WAS appointed
by the President examiner OF claims OF the
state department, and msde the legal con
ndental sdviser Of his father. In l>s3 he
made trip to Alaska and made an inter
esting report Of his researches in that far
of !snd. which was widely published at
the time,
He was never robust, and a. boy never
seemed 10 possess the physical strength TO
indulge 10 those sports which always de-
light boy He was a student and born
gentleman always courteous IN his treat
ment to every ont. and especially thought
ful Of hi elders There were with him At
the time ~ hi. dcsth only hi two I'M
married sisters Harriet and Margaret.
though al the family except Mr.. Cop
ping.r and Jane, 6 Blaine .Ir we're in
the house st the time The end was pain
less. life passing away while the sufferer
was unconscious pr & Iloyd Magruder
the family physician furnishes the follow
ing statement Of Mr. Blaine's sickness
Walker Blaine was attacked hy la grippe
FRIDAY evening last the malady beng
ushcred in ~ a chill. followed ny high
fever Severe catarrhal symptoms I'M
mediatelv attacked both lungs, AMI these
continued through SATURDAY and Sunday
but in an ameliorated condition. Monday
an Improvement in the left lung was
noticed though pneumonia and congestion
were present in the RICH, lung TUESDAY
all the symptoms became aggravated, and
well developed pneumonia >upcrvened in
the right lung accompanied by hIgh fever
and drlirium which continued until hi>
death which occurred almost with The
prcnonition due TO pulmonary efu>ion
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Mt. pesert.
The High school closed very success
ful term Friday.
The Rev. Edward O>good. a former
minister here. has been visiting the place
during the past week.
Mr. George Workman has returned from
Boston.
Miss Judith Bahson has been spending
a week at Northeast Harhor.
Friends of Nehemiah Kttredge will lie
sorry to learn that he Is very sick and with
little hopes Of recovery.
Several of our citizens are sick with
colds. Perhaps 1t is la grippe.
The ice company are filing their house,
and some vessels at Northeast Harbor
Jan 20.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23

AUGUSTA, Jan. 2O,-La grippe seems at
last to have passed its height in this city,
At least the physicians find their calls grad
ually diminishing. During the past week
one physician averaged making nearly 30
calls day and the excessive demand for
doctors is felt by all the physicians The
disease has been widespread though but
few severe cases are reported. 1t has been
felt in all places where help is employed,
and in the large publishing houses and in
the cotton mills this has been most mark
ed. At the Insane Hospital the disease
has vet obtained no foothold among the
patients or those 10 attendance on the sick.
There has been considerable sickness
among other help in the laundry and other
departments.
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State News.


The Nstinicn" packet ids Grover
arrived at RpokisLd at twelve O'Clock,
"Wednesday noon, MIN me captain apo
n $780, I'll. .,.h.,nn.r "a. lirh, bonn1
rr,,n J,n..nor, for Portland Saturday
MON, durinr heavy southwest x.I. -h.
$500, 800 -. ~, r,.,n,i,..t nn NJ.
,..~t nni' rn.,,fsy ,nnrn,ng TIN nnthinr
,,,a,.,,r r. ga, sunday ,h.v collected
dtIft"ooi and scrsped together enough -
@tt nre started, "hich. win some hlLl-
ca'iH, they succeeded IN ketpihg gong
unifl tuesday morning heh 'he IRE
~A> most our they "tr- d'sc"'er'l hE
apt hiram Shlth on Maoh'fh' y 'ah'-
He. with two other men. succeeded III
reaching them IN small b"AL ihty were
nearly starved anu "ould haNe prfI>heH' 20
douht. had taeS had y remain % the f''h
tain smith and the other TWO men Who
went !" Their rescue. ne sea wa run
hing h'gh aui ! was very dangerous
aP'A'" i''"-'" 1''
,',,'.'. - ,rI,., ,,,'', ,,.,,..,.L.,
yn,,d ,7,,. ~ IN Ns,inirn, ana wil, MI re-
coyer
ne nam i'Ds' = " u.I"'e
:. -,..i,t. i, TIL.
III - .,'e = - 'l''''
II ne hre bu2> nave been Al "ofA III
l"','.' . asa'n
''o'''' - ~ '"N
Jack. the Fire Bug" has oeen putting
up pacards IN Lewiston stating that he set
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23
La Grippe.

This disease prevailed in France and
Germany in the year 1903, according to
information in the hands of Judge Water
man of Gorham, Me.
While it is not necessarily dangerous of
itself, the tendency is to pneumonia and
all should see to it that its fangs are not
fastened upon them.
The circulation needs to be quickened,
the system toned up so as TO enable nature
to assert herself and throw it Of or better
still to prevent 1T altogether. Browns In
slant Relief has been found to he sPeci-
fic for ala grippe" and If taken in little
cold water upon rising in the morning and
retiring at night will prevent your having
Ala grippe" lmo2
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-DANA'> sARAPAEi.LA.
DANA, SARAPARlLA.
DRUNKENNESS LIoUOI HABIT +.
all tn. World tsre Is BIT one eu,,
DR. Haines6oId-n h.ciae

Il can he given ID cup ~ tear cotf.. MIN.
out the know I,-dse othe per- frakin,, Ii u
fccting a speedy an,srmaneut ure.. whether
the patient j. ii MIGRATE drink, DR. an ai.o.
hole wreck. ThOund> 81 drlksr,l. h,ye
been cured Who hayiaArn the ulIpn Sr,r,,-
fic ia their coffee shout thciIksow l.,I,.
and to-day believe t. quit drinny Of th,ir
own free Will. NJ rminl rffrct.,ult. froIn
~ administration. urr> guarnrei. S.r1
for circular and tulinrtirular-. ktl,ire.. N
confidence. GoLpEArECIFIC {, ~ R,cr
Street. Cincinnati, q Ivan
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ADVICE 2 MOTHER

Are YOU disturbed ni2ht androkep OF
your rest by sick ID >uifrrlng1d cryinp
with pain Of cuttitteeth: II ,.nd NJ
once and get d boz 81 MRS. MsLow !
Soothing SYRUP R tHILDRE TEETH
ING. It. value i ineuable. 1t 81 relieve
the poor little suffer Immediately Dement,
upon il. mothers, thSi- no mi>taktbolIt Il
II cures dy-entery atiiarrhra, reaalt> the
stomach and bowel>Tes wind col soften,
the gums. reduces nammatlon. Il give,
tone and energy 10 whole sy>feI Mrs
WINsLow's SooTfG SYRUP 70 CuII-
DRES TEETHING ita-aut to the lie, and
is the prescription on Of the oltl,,td best
female nurses and f>ician- in thCnifed
States, and j. for >ale All druggists rough
out the world. PricS cent 4 boiri
LIZ ~
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Mt. Desert Ferry.

Mt. Desert Ferry.
School in district No. 8, taught by
Mamie NJ. Abbott, closed Jan. 18th after
q term Of eight weeks. Whole number of
scholars. %: average. 81. The following
were not absent a day; Harvey Colby
Harvard Carter. George Jeliison. Walter
Jellison, Maggie Colby, Cora Crabtree.
Lanra Crabtree. Lizzie Grant. Flora
.Jellison, Eta Jellison.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23

Tie streets of Lisbon are again quiet,
but much bitterness toward England ex-
lists; the Portuguese Ambassa 1or at Berlin
tried unsuccessfully to induce Germany to
act IS mediator.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23
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A Voice from Ar0OstOOk.
s.The Best Medicine I Ever Had in my
House,"

House."
LIMESTONE, June IA. 1889.
Messrs kilgure, Wilson & Hanson:
Gentlemen My wife was going into De
cline. and we feared Consumption. Having
tried several remedies without receiving any
benefit. at last she tried DANA'S SARSA-
PARILLA. After taking one bottle we saw
an improvement. She has now taken three
bottles and il able TO do her own house work.
and is gaining erery day. Can recommend
it as the best medicine have ever had in my
house. Respectfully,
X. b. LEAVITT,
lst Selectman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23

THE Subscriber herebes public notice II
/ concerned. that he been duly appoti
and has taken upon himuIe trust Of Adm
traitor with will anne2e'he estate Of Darf
Da vihsnn. late of Bucks ID the CO OF HANK
teceas td, by giving b0nthc law directs
therefore requests all petwho are indebis
said feeea sed's estate, Ike immediate /
ment, and those wave any dema
thereon To exhibit the an settlement
A. c. SWAZEl
December 18th, \. ID, Z 3w4
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SuddDeath

Can be prevented banoying thoseau.4
which produce it. sptoms which iicatc
Apoplexy or Heart sac are Dizzi.> or
Pressure in Head. l. before EyePain
around or lpitaiioilHeart. Pain ngion
OF the Heart with fref0f Sutforaiiufsin.
ing sound in Ears. Ntbess or Pricklvn,a.
ton Of Limbs. The fremedy that ma
nently relieves these npiom> and p.nt.
Sudden Death j. Anpnplectine. Sc for
circulars 10 Dr. II. ). crimson l. CO. ao,.
hurgh Falls, VI. J..
ROUGH on ToOTHAt. lie. At drus,s
ROUGHON PAIN PLsR Porous-dI5c'
ROUGH on COUGHS. ches, Toe. Liqui5 I,
ROUGH on WORMS. r., sure Cure III
6mosis
Itch cured in 80 ses BY Wool!rs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23

w ha, sill DO more washing than I've bar
Of common re>uou, soap: one bar u brus-
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Two Of Names Brilliant Young Mer
Mustered On.

ria, nas+h l,as i,,d.aJ low. "a shining
..t c.o, MAN a Nov which while
,,.,,,.s alarm. !. r,ost sadly Illus
..,..,ir,h.. a.a,h of Walker BIaine and
. R.rle- d,-ipg the mast week.
r. of uaine.s ma, brilliant
,, oe ,,ho,,, tho ,eonlr Of the
49,. ,,.o., ,,ar5o,ob,y nrond Roth
,n, ,o,,,,, I'LL, havs h.an known III this
,a.., g., ,ors a,a onr naonle had
h;,.t, ,;r,a,.,f tha;r moral and
...,, ,,o,o boon before the
,: a. pin, :, s.,.-sl ott,,fsl rsnsc.
~ claims
III. I,.,.r.,,,.,, a, oelca which
,.,,a. ,ta I'm ofbis d,s,h and Mr.
at,l.. ,.,,,., attorney and lev
,, ni-a.i,. ,u.ia N. marx in
tl T,.,s lr,,,,ir,, ,beno the 9.
4,.....,.,.. ,,.a. ,,-,r,bf,v bestowed
rt.;r.arl, destb al time
sa.,,,,,,,,, NH If
,., .inc.ralv mourncd
Il, taa.s IA uilI le4pIy sym
, -i.f .bicb Ia, come
,,t..r relative,
,rl,,,,.. .al4.rIy "a ant III the full
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23

One bar Of Rru>.-l. soap will do more
work than Two bars OF the cheap ro.in soaps
now being sold
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23
Notice Of Assignee Of his 1,
pOlntmeHt,

"A Of Msi ny" ~, y ne county Of Hancock Nh
1859 "ht' uay OF Decernher
poin ms um'iersigned hereby gives no,foa,.
cunninybam assignee - OF the estate Of Ans nls az
cock. insoirent h ssn in sad county Of M
tr hy ~ ~ lnsoIyent upon the petition - been de
Hanco .he court q insolvency for nj. 81 salt deb
1" E'E. CHASE, Assi ansy of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23

A. 'unent i perfect without It, 1t l. ,impje
arhpie ana ornamental. II holds the hoak III
49, pi"Ve' al any angle, upon any surface. liz,
- ea H., oI back brace and two sets If spripgs
lie inner which holds the covers the outer bi.h
. ufes the leaves, but allows the n To IL. ra,fIr
tJ hea ahi instantly secured. 1t l. ten inches
nigh All pronounce il indispensahle
sent postpaid 10 any address upon rrcetpt
OF IS cents by 'p0" i''e'p'
ORlN ;. DONNPLL
Franklin, Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23

THE subscriber hereby gives public none. ~ an
concerned, that he has been duly aupolptej
anu mas taken upon himself the trust OF Ex.,.u,
Wi oi ,he iast VIII and testament of Melissa Lamp
cock, deceased by giving bond as the law directs.
pc therefore requests all persons " no are indebt
- 10 saih uet'easeds estate, to make immediate
hiands thereon to exhibit the same for settlement
A. b. BTRNHAM
'e"tait Gu, A. H. 1888. 3W4-
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o. MAIN.

STATE OF N asye
HANCOCK, ss.-TOurt of prol.. ,,,, ,
January Term, A. D. lseN i'"a"cr'h
petit having been filed il, ,ho ,.it
the deceased, for an allowance ~, t ~, Low OF
al estate in the estate of the foIIn.i ie 1'soh-
son. viz: -. Augustine Merrill la,a e Pih; PEI
said county, deceased " "'"eii' ~
ORDERED That said petitioner ,;,.a ,,,,h,;
cnrr ~ a. IL Peisohs interested, by causing
c"ps o, tnls order to be published three weeks
NJ FIlswor,b ~ ne Ellsworth American, printed
pr"hate Court for said col.ty to be held at the
l .r""a,e u , "flae IN I'ueksport on the
So see''ia "ennsday Of FebruaI next, at ten of
we ripfh III the forenoon, and show cause If ans
the! nave why ihe same should not be granted
- 7 Ct NNl>GHAM. Judge Of Prnbate
. rug 'ApN' ATTEST .-,HAs p. DoRR, Register
YW3s
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La Grippe Dying Out in Augusta.

One bar of Brussels soap is equal 10 ~
bars Of rosin soap.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23

Itch cured in 80 Ifes by Woolir.
Sanitary Lotion. sol,5. d. Wiggin. H.
gist. Ellsworth. Iva
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THE subscriber hereby gives public potic, IA an
concerned, that he has been tiul- anu,.in,.I
am mas taken upon himself, the trust IL an III
~. u illustrator OF the estate ~ John A Dol.r late
~ hiooksFiile, IN the county OF Hancnrk dc
ceased by giving bond as the law direcf- he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted Ia
ny SAN deceaseds estate, to make immediate
payment, and those who have any drmard. tb..ra
On 10 exhibit the same for settlement
CHARLES II. PERKINS.
January sth, A. u. 1890 All.
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Down Go
The Prices!
r u RS !!

We shall offer all our furs at bargain
prices Sets from s. 80 to S25 %, This
i. the one chance Of the year for these
special bargains
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-23

Ii James Il Blaine had never bcfcra
p tered words susceptible of stirring til,
4, lril> mighty heart F." the following touch
~. expression Of sympathy which he 81,
aver the wires TO Hon Lewis Barker cal
III aut by the death Of his son. Lewis \
Barker. at a time when Mr. Blalne's owI
~on Walker Blaine. lay dead in the house
n, ehtto touch all hearts and immortalil-
t.- name Or the sender:
Washington. ID. c, Jan. 10, l-s1
T., Hon Lewis Barker, Bangor. Me
Out IF the depth Of my own grief.
>,mpatAjze tenderly with yours
JANE. q. BLAINE.
We predict that the words Of this di-
PATCH Will live in story and in song
The liquor war in Bangor j. as~umiu.
4 lively phase 1t i kind Of Bangori.la
warfare, % 10 speak. Boston Herald
Tile warfare carried on il the saloon :
r~e than Bang0rilla warfare by citi
ls outside Of the saloon. II j. worse
al more predatory than a guerrilla war
fare which battles against the strengt.
arI courage Of those whom il attack, that
IL may add to the gains of the guerrilla
band but the saloon essays 10 build NJ a
fortune on the bad habits and weakness
III those who love intoxicating liquor
II the movement against the saloons H
Bangor the citizens and officials will hay,
tla fullest sympathy Of the people in every
p~rt Of the State, except the small lawle>>
r ment which is sure TO defend ,mu-
cling poaching, rum-selling and other Vi
la;ion> Of law, sometimes including trea,
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The Problem Solved ,
DoNNELL's OPEN BOOK HOLDER

Pianist-. organi,ts. Coru.ti-t y.s.
musicians and students NOW avoid H.. 'sr.',,
using ""' """Ns ''H
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Gouldsboro, Jan. Is, 1890.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-17
Aid the Crusade.

The Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch is right
when it says that it is to the interest Of
every cattle grazer and rancher in the
country that pleuro-pneumonia shalkses
exterminated and stamped out 81 all
herds. Therefore, every cattle owner
should see that his herd is fre@from the
disease. and if there is tie slightest
probability of its presence the infected
slock should be killed. If sheh aid was
given the livestock commis& ions of the
states and the general goHegnment
much more satisfactory conditleQ would
confront the American beef tradSas Ass-it
is at present, there seems to be a dispose
ton to evade the necessary inspection for
cattle, and as q consequence the reputa-
tion of American cattle will suffer iaeslie
home markets and in the ports f1zfef-
eign countries. Secretary of Agriculture
Rusk has commenced a crusade against
pleuro-pneumonia, and all should aid
him in the movement. 1t is an impera-
tive duty to all who have the American
cattle interests at heart.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-17
Shade Trees for Stock,

Cattle, sheep and horses do well VI
shaded by clump of trees planted on
some high, airy knoll. Such locations
are less frequented by flies, mosquitoes
and troublesome insects than the lower
marshy places. consequently these ami
mails will always seek place of rest free
from their tormentors, or the most so of
any in the pasture. The high locations
are objected to by many on account of
the supposed greater liability to accident
from lightning and storm. Opinion is
about evenly divided on this, however,
and it cuts no figure with men who are
aiming to get the greatest results by Civ
ing their stock the best care and atten-
ton possible.
Shade trees on the range in Texas
would not only be benefit to the cattle,
but would more than pay for themselves
by advancing the value of the lands.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-17
ROUND-UPS.
A Good Demand for Good Steer Cattle
in North Texas.
What a CattIeman Thinks Of the Future of the
Narket-Cattle Statistics to be Taken.
General stock Items

There is a very fair demand for good
steer cattle IN this section, but there is
some scarcity of the cattle wanted.
Those who have steer cattle are in no
hurry to sell though they are on the
market at good figures. There have
been several buyers here during the
last few days, one of whom wanted 1000
or 5000 head for immediate shipment to
the Indian Territory. This party Is still
here, but at last accounts had made no
purchase. One commission man reports
a trade for 2000 head which would be
closed probably to-day, and stated that
he had another deal on foot for 5000
head which he thought would go through
all right.
There is better feeling among cattle
men now than there has been for
some time, they believing that prices are
gong to get better than they are now,
and they are perfectly willing to hold
cattle unle-s they can get their SYn
prices for them. Another thing: SHer
cattle have been pretty weIGbalH 40
in this part of Texas andSts1se who ave
not sold are well awarehf this fact. A
cattleman from the Cehcho country re-
marked to GAZETTE Reporter yest$day
that short time backsthere wonld have
been no trouble IN a rHan getting n his
section all he wanteda but noT theFe
were but few steers, of any age sFor Sole
there. say
''Steers are steers just now, - beSaid;
Sand believe they are going tsseet bet
ter on prices from now on. All-this talk
about coming shor tage in cattle is not
without foundation, and the
man who has good bunch
of beef cattle next spring will be fixed.
The calf crop this year is big one for
the number of COWS on the range, but
the COWS are not there in the same num-
Der that they were last year.
"Another thing l notice is, that the
cattlemen Gin the Indian country are
shipping their calves to market in great
numbers this year-taking them away
from the COWS so that the latter can get
fat for market. This will help next
years prices along wonderfully, and 1
confidently expect a big jump in the
prices of beef cattle next spring.
seae'' What will you do with your steer
cattle this year2'
"That depends. If prices are salts
factory will sell, but il they are not I
have faith enough to hold them. I have
a fine range, with plenty of water and
hold over. At any rate, l do not intend
to sell a two-year-ol beef steer this
spring. l may try the market with
few threes, but unless they show up first
rate l will wait. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-17
Given Over to French Officers.

HAVANA, June I6.-Michael Eyrand,
the Frenchman arrested here May 20 for
the murder in Paris, July 6, 1885. of NJ.
Gouffee, court functionary, was turned
over to the French detectives Gaillards
and Soudam to-day. He was manacled
and conducted to the wharf, where the
steamer Lafayette was lying, and was
given in charge of French officers with
whom he conversed. freely. He said be
would go quietly to Paris, and it is the
impression of all vino have come in con-
tact with him since he was arrested, il
he be condemned TO death he will adopt
every means to take his own life. The
Lafayette, with the prisoner on board !,
sailed for st. Nazaire this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-17
ENuMERATING CATTLE.

The Work by the Government Agents Will
Begin at Once.
J. G. Mccoy of Wichita, Kan, who
has charge of the enumeration of cattle
on all the cattle ranges in the United
States, has organized his forces and will
commence work in a short time. He
has appointed ten assistants who have
been approved by the government
authorities, and by the goth inst. it is
believed they will be at work on the i'm
mense task they have on hand. The fol-
lowing is the complete list of appoint
ments under Mr.. McCoy's direction:
District No. l Texas-M. B Stickney
of Henrietta.
District No. 2, Oklahoma. R. Will
son of Frisco, Oklahoma.
District No. 3, Wyomiug-Charles H.
Gillian of RaYtown, Mo.
District No. 4, Montana. B. Scott
of Grant, Ore.
District No. 5, Idaho-David B. Nc
Coy, Wichita.
inson, Wichita.
District No. Z, California-Domego H.
Pecorte of Phoenix, Arizona.
District No. s, AriZona-James J.
Chatham, of Nogales, Arizona.
District No. 8, New Mexico-David G.
Carntwell, of Fairview, n. Nj.
District No. 10, Florida-Thomas P.
Bone, of Wellington.
In order to save Mr.. Mccoy and his
assistants from the annoyance of persons
who may hope to secure some appoint
ment in connection with this special
enumeration, it may here be stated that
the appointments are full, and no other
help will be needed for two months at
east, if at all.