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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-07
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-11
PERSONAL NOTES.

DR.. o. F. Bonham, of Runge, is il
the city.
d. J. Kelley of Dallas, is visiting the
city.
J. V. Dignowity left on the Laredo
train this morning.
Mr.. r. H. McCracken left for Mon
terey, Mexico, this morning.
Henry w. Hodge, Phoenixville, Pa,
is at the Menger
DR.. w. r. Eckhar dt, Gonzales, is
at the Mahncke.
Rev. J. D. Shaw, OF Waco, is at the
Mahncke.
l.. g. Brown, accompanying Mrs.
Bell Brooks and Mrs. j. Dumar, of
Uvalde to Austin, is at the Mahncke.
Chas. A. Raymond, Chas. w. Will
liams and wife, and J. A. Skinner,
OF Denver, are at the Menge".
George Rice, one of the old reliable
engineers Oh the Southern Pacific
railway is resting in the city today.
Mr.. II. H. Mickleiohn left on the
Laredo train this morning and took
his gun along. !,
Mrs. 7. Fernando, who has neen
in the city for some weeks, under
medical treatment, left for Laredo
this morning.
Mr.. James Watts of Floresville,is in
the city, and is to 20 to England on
the 18th to interest capital in project
to erect a paper mill at F!oresville.
Mr. Charles Sl"v"S. chict III the repair
ing department Of TN" |. y e.. y. at DaI-
las. was in the civ Yesterday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-11
A SOUL FOR MUSIC,

A magnificent entertainment at the
Grand. Only - cents cash on hand
Aha! OhoH the gallery is good. |
am soon there, safely seated beside a
gentleman IN red shirt and of per-
haps French DESCENT who wanted
everything explained. At last, amidst
the flashing of lights and tumultuous
applause, the curtain arose.
A written request had been sent the
young viOlinist to render the new and
at that time attractive piece-''Sweet
Spirit, Hear My Prayer"
AS the rich subdued melody arose
my friend again became fdgetv. and
turning to me, remarked that he had
enough of that squalIiug. Bedud. Tu
90 TO Uncle Emerson and redame Me-
Cartie's cOncertinO, and sure it's
twice the fun Well have at the WILDLY
Kelley's or better sthill at BOlliver's
wake, and with that he was ne
much to the comfort of those behind.
"Emerson holds I be bridge"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-11
LIGHT FLASHES
PICKED UP BY OUR REPORTERS ON
THEIR ROUNDS ABOUT TOWN.

-tegular weekly concert at the
Menger hotel tonight.
Editor Ferguson feels like a bird
out of cage.
Straw berries, Bayly Bros.
Observation-Disclosures. Apply
| to hOusekeeper at Menger hotel.
Services were held at Temple
Beth FL last night and this morning
Members OF the Operetta "Tria
by Jury" are requested to be prompt.
Iy on hand tonight at $50 O'Clock.
There were nine cases before the
recorder this morning, five OF which
were fined.
Turner's and ladies had a delight.
'uI hop with their ten-pin bowling
last night.
The Government Hill Musical and
Dramatic association will have a hon
at Muth's pavilion tomorrow night.
There will be a private picnic OF
the Hugo and Schneider families at
riverside park next Sunday
Uniform Rank, Knights of Pv
ihlas, have an important meeting to-
night.
There will be a shotgun shoot AT
the Springs next Sunday, with trap
and clay birds,
The young men ofthe Y. NC. A |
will meet Corporal Lee at the Gym
nasium tonight.
Miss Addie Fltchner, will give
party to.her friends, tonight at No
3i7 Soledad street
corporal Lee will meet the gym
masirim class at the Y VI. &. A. rooms
this evening.
-DOrotco Perez has secured H.
rense to marry Maria de Refuglo
Ozuna.
John Nulroy was arrested yester
day by Officer Schumacher, charged |
with the theft OF watch, which oc-
CURED year ago.
The carpenters Of the city held a |
we'll attended meeting at Arbeiter |
Nerein hall last night Speeches |
were made by several.
The Clippers are matched for a
game Of baseball with a picked nine
TO 10 played on the formers grounds.
near the sunset track, Sunday after
noon. The game will DO tor SD
side.
The New England Land Co. are
a beautiful topographic
map Of Lakeview, which will be the
largest map Of any suburban sub
division In the city.
Mr.. Antonio Trucheart, formerly
oveIIer on the city engineers force,
has resigned TO accept position as
assistant locating engineer on a new
Mexican road and leaves tor his new
post tonight.
The rlr,1huu9ht lecturer. J W. Shaw.
,III urgin series Of three lectures a
Turner hall tonight. Th" Liberal cnh
'l0I b" permanently "rgauiI"d Tonight ar
"I Inc lecture.
! lively runaway occurred Yesterday
N"mh". 4 team attached ~ u Luggl
an Away. Starting at Military plaza.
.rAm Commerce street. across Alamo
'.a/a aud down Avenue u to the Sun.rt
.ppl before they Wcro bruuphttuas stand
ILL., ~" hu"2} was considerably the
oI-' for scar. bu1 luckily there were, mo-
pII.."u~.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-11

LLOYD, dwelling, Monterey street,
ward =
Mrs. d. d. Walsh, gallery, Hood
street, ward &.
Theodore Mogo't, warehouse, IIous-
tom street, ward e.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-11

We would though direct special attention to
some superb values in
3d. 0 PANTS,
which we are showing IN many striking and
pleasing effects.
Our phenomenal sale last season of
BOYS CLOTHING
which laid low our stock has been replen-
ished away up in anticipation of the many
needs we will be called upon to satisfy, now
that money is 50 plentiful in thu Sc parts.
FLANNEL SHIRTS have come to stay.
because they have become a recognized
want. 1t will then not surprise you to know
that they are Noticeable Feature in the
array of
NEW STYLES OF SHIRTS
We are this season displaying. 1t will aston
lSh you though to see the many ! ew freaks
they have contain, which improved fan
cics have suggested.
STRAW HATS. We are on time, with
full aSSOTtPment.
FURNISHING GOODS, Our line rep
resentS all the novelties and improved
devices.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-11
TO OUR MANY MAIL ORDER FRIENDS

We patronage efforts
always be in the directions serving them acptaby they
We only
% stating kind of goods of prices and coor desired that
exactly what require.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-11
Washington Theatre
The Gold Mine of Texas
O. SHACKLET, PROPRIETOR
The Finest Variety Theatre
in the Southwest.
Seating Capacity 1000

Keeps the best order, Sells the best
refreshments, and employs only the
best talent.
, 1890-01-23
A MYSTERIOUS CASE.
The Body of a Girl Found On
Her Lovers Ranch.
He HAD LEFT TIE COUNTRY.
Hor Parents Opposed His Suit
Money Raised to Put Detec-
tlves on His Track.

Denver, Jan. i7.--A Cheyenne specia
to the News says. In August last, Edna
Wilson, pretty girl OF rs, living In the
Zig Horn Basin, lon her mothers house
On horseback TO visit q noIghbor. Her
way was across a ford of the Zig Horn
river. She failed toreuch her Destination
and 1t was believed that size had been
swept away by the rapid current Of the
river and drowned. Although the river
was searched Tor miles below, the body
could not be found.
About o week after Edna's disappear
anco j. McCJomb, prominent young
stock man OF the Basin left the region.
As lie was the girls lover aud was pay
ing her attention against hor mothers
wishes, current gossip was to the effect
that Edna had ridden 10 some rondoz-
yOus, where MCCo0mb had Joined her
and tho couple had clopcd, McCOomb,
LuWCyOr, returned and denied tho olOpe-
mcnt story. lie sold out his ranch and
lclt the country for good.
ON Monday last ". l.. Euol. the pur-
chaser OF McCoOmb's ranch, discovered
ihu body Of the girl buried la the earthon
floor of deserted hunter cabin in ma
uutrequonted part OF the nnoh. The
coyotes had partially oNhumcd the body,
and stripped tho'lllesh from tho bones.
The Identification was complete how.
over, by tho clothing and 10y two gold
rings with the Initials ~. W. The
head showed the marks Of bullet hole.
McLoomb is believed to have been the
murderer, and the people OF the Basin
have raised money to employ detectives
to run him down.
, 1890-01-23
Disastrous Train Wreck Scur Gin.
cinnati.

CIaCGSSArI, Jan. lz-At 7:lO this
evening, as the Glendale accommoda-
ton, bonnd for Cincinnati, was leaving
the station at College Hill Junction, a
Chicago vestibule train ran into the
rear OF the accommodation. There
were three passenger cars of the Glen
daln tram, containing about seventy
tive people. The locomotive OF the CGl.
cugo vestibule train ran half way
through the rear ear of the accom-
mediation, piling the passengers IN
u heap, and setting them aiire.
Bob Stevenson, baggagcmaster of the
vostibule trGln, was badly hurt. and
died shortly after being placed in Tho
patrol wagon. The body Of John WiIsnn
superin tendcnt Of he Metropolitan liz
Insurance Company has been identified
as ono OF those burned up. The enyl.
neer of the vcstibule train Is seriously
hurt.
Later-Supcrinte tendent Nelson. who
arrived in tho city from the scene of the
wreck at midnight, says that John vii.
son, Of Cincinnati, Conductor Neither
beo ana an unknown woman were the
only ones killed outright. James
Stale, baggagemaster, who was terribly
burned and William Klanutz. n passen.
ger have died ut the hospital since being
brought to the city, making the numLer
of fatalities five. The engineer and tirr.
man of No. 81 were terribly injured as
was also a boy, whose name Is unknown
from Carthage, They are in the hosni,
tai. II is claimed that no other persons
were seriously hurt.
, 1890-01-23
CHINESE NEW YEAR.
The Natives of the Flowery Kingdo
Celebrate as Usual.

The Natives of the Flowery Kingdom
Celebrate as Usual.
Chinese New Year, 50 dear TO tie
hearts Of the natives of the ilowery
kingdom, commenced In real earn
est on sunday, and the festival will
be kept UP for one week.
In all the China vashhouses and
other places about the city where
the Acknowledged celestial resides
are evidences Of feitstlng and good
cheer.
In the main room Of each house Is
IA table of good things, as viewed
from Il Chinese standpoint. Callers
are importuned to taste the tooth
some pastry, china candy and mus,
or take drink Of vIilnlnous whisky
or n wrctched cigar,
Regular customers of II Chinese
wash house, are generally presented
with silk haudkerchiei-, fire crack
ers, confectionery, etc.
MIR. Hop Lee, the boss of one wash
house, Informed reporter that for
the first two days OF the new year
the Cinnamon devoted themselves
to celebrating, but after that time
the work of washing soiled clothing
would 20 on ~ usual.
, 1890-01-23

Advice Based on Co,tly Expert
mrut.

4 writer in the Austin Sentinel
says: Having had II good many
ycars' experience at farming, es-
pecially at wheat-gr6wing aud hay-
Ing experienced with sorrow the
idea OF plowing wncn there was
snow on the ground, thinking TO
retain the moisture for the benefit
of the next years crop, | have tins
to say to those who have uot gone
through IA like expriencc, or who
have not by some other n'eans
found, not only the folly, hu' tue
absolute dcstructiyouess ol IL;
Flowing the snow under Is per,
fcctly harmless 80 long ihe gFoua9
raniains frozen, or the weather. stays
cold. but when the most 4 drawn
from the ground in the sprng, anu
the surface becomes dry and warm
the snow underneath VIII not n.ss
melted. aud tile undersoil win chill.
The productivencss of the soil j. q.
the bottom, and when that Is ch,lleu
your grain will not sprott- That
prevents a crop the iinst year, as 1ile
snow will not melt until too i'ie.
rhcn along later Ia the sei'r--si,y
Iune or July--the snow VIII nieil,
nftcr which the soil will reInain IN u
sweat forsevor,ll weeks--long enough
to stunt the producing powers oA Vlo
, 1890-01-23

PANAMA (via Gaiycstom, Jan. IT,
The president Of tho committee which
is study the canal works, in an inter
view said that the committee had found
the condition of the works and plant cN-
tremey satisfactory. lie denies the
state ment that the committee, five mem
bers OF which are here, is, or has been, In
any way influenced by the De l.csscps
party. The committee is composed of
twelve engineers who, have had no CON
nection with or interest in either the
Panama or Sucl canals.
NJ reports OF the work of the engineers
here will be- published until they return
to Paris and join their conferecs, who
are studying plans for the completion of
the canal, Then final reports will be
made Us to whether the completion OF
the canal under the conditions conceded
by Colombia in 1878 is considered pos
siblc.
, 1890-01-23

soil To such an extent that u viii
take at least four years with u deal
OF cultlyatiug each year to mako
GOO, the damage.
lfany do not believe this let them
learn II by experience, then they
VIII have little advice to ofier
some one else. AZ | said, that was
the way ! learned II. | had half u
section Of land in the Willamette
valley, and one fall about thrco
inches Of snow icll early in Deccm-
Der, before ;he ground had
ifuhen q particle. That year the'
crop had been light In that section
oi he country for lack of early rain,
and being little 'sTnartcr' than
my ueighbora, put my full force to
plowing the snow under. Luckily
Tor me, when ! had got about forty
ncres broken the snow was taken Off
by means " y soft main. At this I
ieit very much put out at tho time,
but next year felt much worse put
9nt out as the grain on
the land / had taken 40 much
pains to mulch with surc-kceping
inohture, did not come at ell, whlte
all The rest of my land yielded
thirty bushels TO the acre; and for
nree successive years | cultivated
,ri,t forty acro tract most thorough
y before IL would produce propor-
uonately with the balance.
would ! were botanlst that I
might give n more scientific explu-
nation Of this matter. yet I warrant
thal all the boianists In the world
could not say more In fewer words
tlnn, "do not plow when there is
Snow oh the ground.H
, 1890-01-23
MR.. CULVER ACCEPTS
The Receivership OF the. Cceur
d'Alene Land Office, as APP
pointed.
He Believes the Opening of the
.Cpur d'Alene Reserve VIII
Be OF Great Benefit.

OTIS VI. Culver now resident
and business man Of Spokane Falls,
having been appointed ON the 7th
instant by Pre-iden Harrison 10 the
office Of register of the United States
MnG Office at CWur d. AlCuc CITY,
Idaho, Il REVIEW reporter sought
the gentleman Thursday and asccr-
tanned HIS views ON the subject.
ON being asked IL he would accept
the registership Il confirmed he an
swered that hc surely would.
1.-The Office is not worth more than
500 per year, is lt?' asked the re-
porter.
"Oh, yes" rcplied Mr.. Culver, "it
will now pay from ~ 300 to 81 800
per year You see the throwing
open OF 22O, coo acres Of the indian
rcserVa tion will add considerable to
the emolumcnts of the office, but
there IL one thing about this land
coded by the Indians that should
he understood by the people, aud
that is that the main bulk of
this area Is mineral and timber
luil'At NV W. l''hl sA4t 80 lAlaAANN sup
pose. Yet there is quito an amount
of farming land that will be taken
by people In waiting just ~ soon AZ
the treaty II ratified at Washington.
"There ARE other favorable fca-
lures about the opening of
this portion of the rc-orva ton"
added Mr. Culver. "Nou sec
CUur dAlene lake and river and
the 81. Joe river up quite n distance
become the property Of the govern
mont; also valuable land opposite
Post Falls, and II strip Of farming
country between TckoH and the st.
Joe river; thon the vast mineral de-
posits, of the same character, and It
Is claimed, equaling those of Ward
ncr. that exist ut the head of Wolf
Lodge bay and about Fourth Of
july canyon.
"But there Is another matter Of
public interest. CWur d' AlGuc City's
growth rs "a health resort and water
ing place has heretofore been ham,
pcrcd by the fact that IL was on the
borders Of this reservation. Now, IL
! don't miss my guess, II fine sum
mcr hotel viii be- builtut that place
and he tourists will have no fear of
oncroaching on the domain OF the
red man"
Mr.. Culver IL live, rushing bus
lucss man, about - years Of
age. For several years lac was owner
and editor Of the Cmur d'Alcno Re
cord published at Murray, Idaho.
During the campaign of lsSs he
stumpcd ShO-hlne county IN the
Interest of the republican party, Of
which he Il an ardent MEMBER. lie
was II warm friend and energetic
supporter of Hon Fred r. Du5pi.
I'm his second candidacy for couglr-s,
and between his editorials IN the
Record and his spccchc-, he aided
materially In carrying victory for
his party in Northern Idaho.
The office for which he
has just been named was
rendered him sometime since,
but he declined to Interfere
with the present inrumpeut, Robert
j.. Mcfarland, whose time expired
last mouth.
Mr.. Culver has made Spokane
Falls his home for the pHst six
months, but on receipt of his COM
mission will Immediately enter upon
the discharge of his duties az the
CGur dAlcnc land Office. The
prominent miners aud business men
OF the Cuur d 'Alcuc country backed
Delegate Dubois rccomfnen dution
by petitions.
, 1890-01-23
ABOUT TIDE LANDS.
Attorney General w. @. Jones Fur
nishes Further Informe ion on
This Important Question.
A Joint Legislative Committee, To-
gether with Mr.. Jones, to
Examine the Elarpors.

Attorney General w. C. Jones
returned from Olympia ON Thurs
day last, whittier he had becu at
tending TO vsriety of affairs per.
tanning to publh business.
Yesterday II REviEw reporter
found Mr. Jones in his Office in the
Heath building, ana asked him
what he could say regarding the
tide land question,
at was not business connected
with the tide linds that took me to
olympia, - salll MIR, Jones, "but for
the benefit Of the public, | will say
that the secretary Of the interior ha.
not yet filed lis decision on this
important question.
Regarding hls subject In our
state legislature, the Joint commis-
sion from both touscs were TO stlrt
to-day TO examiie'the hurbors. The
resolution undN which they are
empowered To I1nkc this inspection
contained "a clate as King me to ac-
company the CdnmisSion. could
not leave with tcm, but will meet
them at Taconion Tuesday ncXt
at should he Understood that the
Legislature, whit ii Clocs not rccog.
nlZc that bunA owHers or iittorul
proprietors have any legal rights i'm
the tide LANDS fronting their
grounds, does recognize the fact that
bank owucIS Who have erected
substantial improvements, such as
mills, whurves and docks, running
out into deep water, in aid OF nuvi,
CATION, have al equitable right to
purchase such tide hands I'm prefer.
tuce to outsiders, who do not own
the shore, aud lave erected no sub
stantinl Improvement
"lhe legislature viii recognize nc
rights whatever ON he part of per-
sons who have attempted to appro-
pirate any part of hurbors by sur
rounding them with piles, or fling
Valentine or other script on them,
but will regard all such acts us in
vasions of the title Of the state"
, 1890-01-23
OPPOSED 10 DIVISION.
None Of the Three Division
Schomes Before the Legis-
latu-e Will Pass.
Latah Wants the Agricultural
College and Cheney the State
Normal School.

County Auditor M. ID. Smith,
who returned yesterday from Olym-
pla, was seen bya REVIEW reporter
who asked him what hehad learned
Of the proposed division of Spokane
county while at the capital.
"f talked with nearly all the
members Of both houses,n hc said,
''and they are generally opposed TO
the division Of any of the counties
at this time.
schemes before the legislature, In
Guiding the one TO divide Spokane
county, and from present indica-
tiOns they win all fall.
zone schemo Il TO cut IA slice ofRof
both King and Pierce and create
new county, with Buckley as tine
county scat.
another division scheme Is 10 cut
piece of OF the northwestern corner
of SnOhomish county andattaoh II 10
Skagit county. The people living
in the portion Of Snohomish county
which IL is proposed toadd 10 Skngit
are favorable to the measure, becauso
II Is more convenient for them 10 go
to FHirhnvcn, the county seat ot
Skaglt county, than to Snohonish
City, the county seat OF Snoholnish
county. \ railroad will soon DO
built from that portion Of the cou uty
TO Snohomish City and this viii
afford easy access tu the county seat.
CAS- to the formation Of IA new
county by cutting a slice on OF each
Spokane and Whitman counties,
the secret Of the whole schelue
ls simply this; The people of Latah
want the new state agricultural col.
lcgc, but they think Spokane county
has been favored enough already
and that the only way for Latith 10
gut the agricultural college Is to- get
hoSelf set oiiinto new county 10
be- formed by taking a piece oil Of
both Spokane and Whitman.
"l3ut Whitman county wants the
agricultural college, too, and She
win get Il. II is generally conceded
that Whitman cOuuty's great agri-
culture resources cntitle her to the
COLLEGE, and ~ IL u settled fact that
Il will 20 10 Whitman.
"Ihe advocates of the division
scheme ae on hand at Olympia
with pile of Doodle, but it Will
avail them nothing.
"Cheucy is making q pull for the
state normal school, and Represon-
tatlyo Grubb has Introduced u bill
providing for its location Mt that
point"
, 1890-01-23
A NEW sIiERIFF.


DENVER Jan. l7.-Sheriti Barton, who
was sworn in Tuesday, to-day created a
sensation by making his first order,
which was to the effect that hereafter all
saloons must be closed Sunday, lie de.
clares that he intends that the law shall
be vigorously enforced, and all offend
ors severely punished. Heretofore
the law In this matter has been practi-
cally dead letter. a number of special
deputies have been sworn in for this
purpose, and will be given their orders
Tomorrow night.
Several sHioOrs declare that they will
pay no attention to the sherifTs order.
and some sensational Developments are
anticipated
, 1890-01-23
CARIBOU heads.
Three Beautiful Specimens Brought
Down From the Kootenai Region,

Three Beautiful Specimens Brought
Down From the kootenai Region.
Ben Morrow of BOnncr's Ferry,
on the Sootenai river, arrived in
the city Friday, bringing with
him three heads Of caribou, which
were sent down by Dick Fry, the
merchant at Bonner's Ferry The
heads are mounted, are as natural
Us life, and are beautiful specimens
in every particular. Two are of full
grown caribou, while the other is u
small one.
The antlera Of one of the large
striking evidence Of natures hanoi
iwork In the guard, which Is Il pOr-
tion of the anilers which projects
out In front, the lower portion be-
ing on line with the point of the
nose This guard, which Is half
fan-shaped, stands on edge, us it
We're, and the small prongs on the
upper edge project backward and
are curved downward, thus ward
ing oil projecting limbs when the
animal IL running through the
brush. The antlcrs Of the other
large head are provided with two
guards, which are smaller than the
other.
The caribou from which these
heads We're taken We're killed by In
dans in the Iiotenal region, across
the British line
Mr.. Morrow IL stopping at the
Commercial hotel, where the specl-
mems are ON exhibition,
, 1890-01-23
The Committee Adlourns Until Next
Week.

WAsnIsGroS, Jan. 20.-When the
specinl house committee Investigating
,ho hai,o,-h',. c,rgcry mot this unrnin,,
,' w "a'' ,t,'I,,. Ci,,oinn,U s'
mayo, Hpsps, " '"V'"''""' "as
placed on the S'ahu
Mayor Mosby testified to receiving let
ters from various persons recon IN ending
Wood for the position of state inspector.
IN" ofth, lc,,crs was frnm Gnycrnor
,,',' s,a,,I A., h,,t 80
ror"Ne'i "'o a'",v' ',,'' ho "au f''''i
ised 10 endorse Wood appllontioh, u
he promised him tForaker) certain politi
cal information about prominent men.
MIR. Walters, who testified Saturday
roaa r,,n, Wood w,. recnllod ,o-dav
.'h9, a'.ii,,,, Ca 49,. H., Iii,
uIlu sa'' ''' "..o' ',sW W
Washington ne got several letters