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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-25
THANK GOD FOR THE ANGELS.

THANK GOD FOR TIE ANGELES
Thank God that those who are for
US are nightier than those who are
sagainst us. And that thought makes
me jubilant as to the final triumph.
Belgium, you know, was the battle
ground Of England and France. Yea,
Belgium more than once was the bat
lie ground Of opposing nations It so
happens that this world IS the Bel
giuna, or battle ground, between the
angelic nations, good and bad. Mi
chael the command Ter chief on one
side; Luciife as ron cal Is him or
ephistop cles as Goet the calls him
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-25
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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-25

standing IN the sun. It will be an
angel with uplifted hand, swearing
that Time shall be no longer. In the
great final harvest of the world the
reapers are the angels. Yea, the Lord
shall be revealed from heaven with
mighty angels. Oh, the numbers and
the might and the glory of these SUI
pernals! Fleets of them! Squadrons
of them! Host beyond host! Rank
above rank! Millions on millions!
And all on our side if we will have
fhnn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
,n,,rs p,cuMoNu VA. SUNDAY, MAY % 1880

francs. instead Of the original price OF
go. 900 francs.
On March 18th, 1899. on the motion OF
General Lee, and by unanimous vote
of the Board, Colonel Archer Anderson
was invited to deliver the address at
the unveiIing Of the Lee monument.
THE NOBLE WORK OF TIE COMMITTEE.
We have now trac the history Of
this noble enterprise TO its successful cul-
mination, and in 80 doing we pay "A just
need of praise to those whose able and
willing hearts and brains have conceived
and executed il. While 1t is true That
every admIrer of our great captain who
has honored his memory by the contri-
button of even one dollar to this monu-
ment has reason TO rej)ice in the ap'
preaching celebration. surely the thanks
and congratulations Of Che whole coun
try are specially due TO the committee
who have for twenty years devoted go
much Of their time and thought aud
means TO the work.
May God prosper this country OF ours.
and Keep green in our hearts and IN the
hearts OF our children the memory OF
the great and good who have lived and
died for it IT, j. u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
.ats.s:0 sD~.
& DANYILLE R. R.
Observation-Disclosures ROUTE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
SCHEDULE IN EFFFCT APRIL %, 1890.
LEAVE RICHMOND:

LEAVE RICHMOND
TRAIN No. 81, 2.3O A. ".
COUTHERN ExpRE-S, daily, for Danyiile.
- Greensboro Winston--alem, Durham,
Raleigh. Raudeman, Salisbury. Ashevillc,
Hot Springs Charlotte, COlumbla, Aiken,
Augusta. Atlanta, Birmingham, Montgom-
cry, New Orleans Texas. and California
Pullman palace slccping-car Richmond "a
Danyllc M Donylllc % Asheyilie, Augusta
Birmingham. aud New orleans.
TRAIN No 81. 100 4. NJ.
ETlRGlNIA AND NORTH CA OiINk TX
7 PRESS, daily, Tor Burkeviic, all sta
rons ON tue Norfolk and Western Railroad
iyuchburg, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Mem
pms ana Nashville: also for hefsviiic
Ciarksyille. oxford, Henderson Durham
and Raleigh This tam goes Though solid
TRAIN 80. 90. 2 N.
MAST NAIL. daily, for HH points ON fhe
4 F0rmville and l0whaidn Railroad. Dan.
vile. Greensboro. winston salem, Raleigh
Charlotte, Ashcyile, Columbia, Augusta.
Atlanta, Birmingham, Moutgnm lrN. Sew
Orleans. Texas, and california. Pullman
palace slcepng-cars Danyiie go Augusta an
Atlanta ami 30 Greensboro sleeper VIA Asne'
vluat MOrrisioWn, Tenn.
IftAIN $50. 80, Is u. VI.
A NfLIN ACrONCDATfON, daily. except
= sunday. for Amelia Courthouse and in.
TRAlN $50. n, 6.20A.M.
GLOVER LOCAL. daily. except sunday
|, freight train with coach attached iu'
clover, Va. AND intermediate points.
ARRIVE IA RICHMOND
Train $50. C3 at j.f5 a. ~. 40 Oh at 3.d
p. N., $50. % 40 1870 H.. 1. and 80. Al al CA
s, VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

Freirht received daily for Norfolk. Pog..
mouth, Smitlheld, Hampton, Olf Point,
NaYerlN Hncksi0rd and Alexandria. Va.
Washington, -. a.. NeWberne, WASHINGTON
and IarborO, y. g.; all stations ou Atlantic
and Dlnyills. -clboard ana Roanoke Norfolk
southern add farmviilc and pOwhatan Rail-
roads, and Eastern NOrln Carolina eeuCf-
ally; also, Tor Eastern shore Of Virginia and
AL regular landings on tne James river al
LOWEST RATES. ara Through bills ISSUED.
LUCIkN b. IAli a, Ni,c-rrcsidtnf.
No. lll7 Main street and Rockets.
IRWIN WElsIoEH. Freight and Pes .engeI
Agent. my29-tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

;oct from n gentleman holding high
nosition in the household oi inc Ir'n,
cess imperial. and Thoroughly informed
a, ali matters of art. He named two
distinouiehed German sculptors' bagas
on1 ono 10 either OF whom the WORK
,ni,ht Le safely entrusted, and photo
oranhe of their best work were sent Tor
,nspection. AS the matter progressed
and took shape. the1adies called In as
consulting members, Colonies Gut
sbaw and Archer Anderson, by whose
advice they profited greatly in all their
subsequent measures.
some discussion now occurred as 10
whether there should be any compeu'
tive exhibition, and, as compromise
Il was decided that il either OF the
eculntors above mentioned would agree
In enter the exhibition. 1t should be
held. Only the younger OF the two
Herr Otto, agreed TO compete, ana he
was finally prevented from doing SO by
illness. Several Of the leading sculp-
tors OF America who were invited ny
.special letter TO enter the lists, declined,
among them our distinguished fellow
townsman, Mr., Valentine.
A satisfactory circular was framed,
which was used as an advertisement IN
all the leading art journals Of Europe
and America. The sums offered for
first and second prizes were put at hlgh
fieures-S2. 600 and Sl.OOO-in order TO
temut into the exhibition the highest
talent-great artists. with all the
work they want always at command
being naturally averse to run the rlsk
Of rejection by a commission OF lgno-
rant amateurs. Mr.. w. W. COrcOran,
being deeply interested in the success
of the enterprise. kindly agreed that
his ant gallery should be named as The
building in which the exhibition
should be held. 10 due time the adj
verlising of the competition and the Is,
sue of the circulars brought q Hood OF
letters-mostly from abroai-asking
for descriptions Of the site Of the pro-
posed monument. photographs OF the
General. &c. Church Hill was the site
most i'm favor, and all the models sent
were INTENDED Tor the elevated position
they would have occupied If this deci
sion had been adhered TO. This fact
did not scenic be generally taken int'
account by tha critics vino attended the
second exhibition. The Photographic sen
were taken from Elders portrait ia th'
Corcorau Gallery. Through the kind
ness of General Gusts Lee, photograph
of the General. saddlc and sword were
sent to the artists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
RAILROADS.

ID. a.. a D.. "a.
RlCHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND fOIOMAC RAILROAD -schef-
uie commencing APRIL 2OrH. 1880 Fast-
cfn standard tine:
1872 q. m, leaves Byrl-sirect station daily.
.,nls only ri Ashland. Boutwell,,
Milford, fredericksburg, Ur0Ole.
ah' WilcWa.cr. sleeper Washing
ION ant Nnw York
1l;DI n. m. leaves Eyrd-sif station daily.
EXCEPT sunday. Par.Of car Rlch.
mOud fO Washington
S.ib p. m. leaves BFfd-sfieff station daily
Sleeping car Rich mDnd 20 New
$500. M. arrives af Byrd-sirect station daily
Sleeper rom New YORK
2.3S b. hi, arrives 80 ById-sffCet siafi0nfaliv.
stops 90 Fredericksburg, Milford.
IoiuWeii AMI Ashland. sleeper
from washington aud New York.
doe ul' stop zoo Elbn.
$40 p. ni. arrives .i NJd-sfrDof station dHiv
eNccp. sunday. pgri0r clr WASH
lnFf3u tD Richmond.
a~IllitD GRAINS.
DAILY EXclrs eUNDN-.
cas- q. m lotye, il5a. Arrives atAshlanda 40
1888 70. nI.
400 p. m. ac-oumodaiion ION. leaves g,rd-.ffcct
station. orr.Fesat Ashland at p.nl.
0.2fp m. leaves ilua; arrives no Ashland 90
s,DS j.. fu.
o:f5 a. ~. aul,c- 'ila Leaves ASHLAND 90
6.Ob "a. In.
$50 O.. m. accommodations. arrives go Bgr.-
street station; leaves ashland no
1871 70. m.
o1s p. in. 4.r,.,s. ID El.a; leaves A.hlandat
$50 p. Pa.
g.. a. TAYLOR Tnf. Manager.
r. r. ID. Mrtn-. Henoll superintendent.
ATLANTIC COAST line.
RICHMOND AaD rfTig-HraG Rail.
tHA" i..if TABLE,.
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RlCHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD -Senef-
NE commencing APRIL 2OrH, 1850 East
efn standard tine:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

aTATE-ROOM3 ENGAGED FOR DAY or
NIGHT,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
PREPARING The SIT

September I. 1887. au engineer OF the
Association was employed, and a con.
tract was awarded TO Messrs. Philips
aud Ford for oxcavating and grading.
al $3.50 The engineer was direciel 10
Correspond with Dir. Cas- par BubeTl. a
New York sculptor, and 10 employ him
10 cut the scroll work around the plinth
OF the pedestal, which was done.
On June 10. 1887, the treasurer re-
ported that the funds in hand amounted
10 Sj5s72 56
The following letter was laid before
the Committee in December OF the
same year by Governor Lee:
MY Dear Governor, I serd you a
draft on New York for 1900. rs my
contribution 10 the monument e. Gen
eral Lee. have heretofore contributed.
but the amount was not as much as
desired. desire that this amount be
devoted TO furnishing a solid granite
block for the equestrian statue % rest
on. as shown in the enclosed rough
sketch, provided It is sufficient for that
purpose. j. A. EARLY.
Colonel Anderson was requested to
write 10 Mercie informing him that II
was the desire OF the association to have
the statue of Lee as large as the equfs-
trian statue OF Washington. to forward
TO him the drawing and the measure
ments of the same made by Engineer
Burgwyn, and 70 ascertain the addition
N cost. After correspondence, il was
agreed that the height OF the statue 10
GLIDING The br)nze plate. should be u
metres labout twenty one feet, and The
price OF the Same increased to 10000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
SEEKING A SCULPTOR.

With this object Miss Randolph
opened correspondence with the
wife OF member Of the American
Legation IN Berlin. This amiable aud
cultivated woman cordially gave her
aid aud sought Information on the sub.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

when Virginia joined the COnfeder.
acy, aud the seat OF government was
moved to Richmond, Lee was the high;
est officer IN the little army of Virginia,
aud promptly co-operated in all the
movements OF the Confederate Govern.
ment for the defense OF the common
country; and when he was sent To West
Virginia made no inquiry as to his
rank but continued to serve under the
impression that he was still an officer
Of Virginia; and though he had, in
poiut Of fact, been thea appoint
ed General by the Confederate Gov
ment, he was so careless of himself as
never to have learned the fac, and only
made inquiry when, ordered TO another
Safe, he deemed il necessary to know
what would be his relative position to
wards other officers with whom be
might be brought in contact. You all
remember the disastrous character Of
that campaign ia West Virginia, to
which have referred. lie came back.
the heavy load Of defeat and un-
appreciated by the people whom he had
served, for they could not know that
had his plans and orders been carried
put the result would have been victory
rather than retreat. You did not know
i, for would not have known had he
not reported it, with the request, how
,yer, that it should not be made public. |
The ciamor which then arose followed |
lim when he went to South Carolina.
% that il became Necessary TO write a
etter TO the Governoe Of that State
cling him what manner Of mau he
vas"
MIR. Davis then spoke OF the straits 10 |
'hich The Confederacy Was reduced
nd reviewed her sad and glorious his.
,sy through the advance into Pennsyl.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-09-12
NO. SAe-APPLIcATIoN FOR PATENT.
U. s. LAND OFFICE Las CRUCES, N. N.

u - LAND EEAlE LAS AhlAL0F y "a
August ~. 1890.
Notice is hereby given that Geo. n. Utter,
whose post Off ie address is Silver City, Grant
county, New Mexico, has this day filed his AL
p~lication for Il patent for 1900 linear feet Of
the Minneapolis lode mine or vein bearing gold
and silver, with surface ground 600 feet In
width situated in Gold Hill mining district,
county of Grant ana t~crritory of New Mexico,
and designated by the field notes and official
plat on file in this Office as lot No. $50, in
township q s range Is W Of New Mexico prin.
ciDal bnse and meridian, said lot No, $50 be-
ing described as follows, tO-wit:
Beginning at cor No, !, loo cor n granite
mound Of stone marked 1880 from which the
cor TO secs %, 30, 81 and 81 t 81 S, bet ranges 16
and II west of the 6ev Mexico principal base
and meridian bears s 20 deg 80 min W 6133 feet
dist. No other bearing available.
Thence n 80 deg 10 min o, var u deg o. min e,
Descending 1925 IT gulch, course NV, 1901 #
70 cor No2loc cor a granite stone 24xSOx6 ins
set y in ground with mound of stone marked
2-S30 from which Rocky Point bears E Is dog 20
min q, bluff end of Mogollon range bears n 10
deg 70 min, W. Peak bears n 81 dog 10 min
W, no more bearings available.
Thence n 81 deg Il min W var II deg 05 min @.
Descending 100 1T same gulch course NV
line in gulch 3OO # to north end c%enter, a
granite stone 1eXl4X0 ms set q in ground with
mound OF stone marked N.C.-M $50 feet
leave gulch course NV 800 feet to corner
No 3 loo cor II granite stone 22xl6N4 ins SGT =
IN ground with mound OF stone marked $3.50,
no bearings available.
Thence S 20 deg % min W var II deg 40 min e,
Ascending 100 feet gulch course north
west 100 feet to corner No. 4 location
cor A black quartzite stone 30xl6xl4 ins set 3
ia ground with mound of stone marked 1850
from which Mogollon Peak bears n I dog "
min W. conical peak bears n 81 deg % min ",
no other bearings available.
Thence s 81 deg II min G, var y dog % min Q,
go IL Graded road to mine n and y 800 II 20
south end center, q granite Oulde IN place
marked Ks .C.-M and mound of stone 6OO II to
cor No !, place of beginning.
Magnetic variation II deg ~ min, and II deg
05 min o, containing 1891 acres.
The location of this mine IL recorded In the
recorders Office OF Grant county. New Mexico,
in book - pages 3l-3T mining location records.
The adjoining claimants arc blackboard
mining claim owned by d. 3. Cunningham.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Minneapolis lode mine or sur
fnce ground are required to file their adverse
claims with the Register of the United States
land office at Las Cruces in the territory OF
New Mexico during tho sixty days period OF
publication hereof, or they will be barred by
virtue of the provisions OF the statute.
SAMUEL p. MCCREA. Register.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-09-12
CLIFTON CULLIEas.

Several times ihis sunmer the San
Franeiseo river has got literally rallied up.
The waters would rise, cone down the
eahon at race horse speed and threaten
the total anihilahou Of the town.
That long looked for event Of the town
being washed away was locked 10 take
place. What a time that will be when
Clifton shall be wiped oul-or washed cut
when saint aHd sinsnr will have To take
to the hills from the wrath Of The angry
waters. Il ia at suck a mSmsnt that the
saint believes he has "a good a right 10
climb a mountain ns a sinner; And, that n
.iAnsr dsaonstrates BY muscular efforts
that life is sweet and that death hath no
charms fer Kim. 1t is a moment when
there is = reason Of action 10 psrpstuats sx-
istsneo; and when a perfect horrer VI aud
adherence is fslt ter the sweet bye and
bye 1t will be tough tor the godly a.
wvll as the snRodlY. when the temple Of
prayer and the tabernacle ef sinful
temptation shall 20 down towards the Gils
river hand in hand, ~ it were.
Two niles Aboys the Garfield can be seen
a Ralura curiosity. 1t is a tree. A sysa-
more stands rseted in Tue ground And froEl
lbs trunk has grown a good sized cedar,
that was never grAtiied Wy the hand oil
lnan.
The Detroit copper company, pumps th'
water, usse 10y the inhsbilunts Of Moreno
and surrounding sanps, from the Sa n
EAHciseo river Il distance Of Z milss and
an altitude Of 300 feet. Besides incline,
vn several mines. has the only bucket eabl,
trainway IN ArisouR that is net
worked by gravity Steam pow
sr is used. The company sm.
ploy no Chinamsn, whitsmsu aud Msri-
cans who are skilled, are ths miner,
and tue trdmmsrs, ore assert
IRIS and lsborsrs are M,rcSns.
There IL 4 general superintendent, superin-
tenlrut Of smeltvrs, u superintendent oil
minrs. a book keeper one assistant, u
manager of the merchandise department
aud corps Of salesman. Tho heads Of thS
different departments are Americans. ans
every thing, IN ths way Of working the
whole, runs smoothly, dsnotinR riIuceieucy
OF the different heads and marked ability
in the management.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-09-12

Wan. Hutchinson, Of Benton, Illinois,
while dealing in cattle and horacS In Texas
last September, vas taken with a very
severe attack OF cholera m9rbOs and dIar-
,hoea, coming he supposed, from a change
Of drinking water. A local drugEiIt ad-
vised hIm to take Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and .diarrhoea remedy. The sec
ond dose, he says, effected y complies,
cure. and he now taksS pleasure IN recon
neDding it to others. For sale At 25 and
so cents per bottle at Eagle drug store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-09-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLIoATIOR.-LAND OF.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION LAND OF
~ Gee at Las Cruces, N. NJ, Aug 10, 1890,
Notice Is hereby given TO Thos. ". Jones and
others that the following named settior has
nled notice Of his intention TO make hnal
proof IN support Of his claim. and that such
proof will be made before Register and no
oeiver az Las Cruces, n. NJ, IN September 30,
1890, VIII Calvin Castillo OF Duncan, Arizona,
who made ID, S. No. 2ll0 for the g y OF n " <
and e Z Of 3 " 4 sec u. Up 10 Z Of q ".
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
ton OF, said land, viz: a. o. Windham, vii
liam Wilson, Frank Shriver and J. B. Wind
sAMUEn F. McCREA,
Register.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-09-12
No 541.
Applicationf for Patent
U. S. LAND OFFICE. LAS CRUCES N. NJ. I
August lQ. ISQO. I

U. S. LAND OFFICE. LAS CRUCES N. NJ.
August 20. 1890.
Notice is hereby given tina the "White
Tower mining and milling company by It's
atorney-in-fact. George II. Utter, whose post
office address Is Silver City, Grant COUNT
New Mexico. has this day filed its application
for a patent for 1900 linear feet each of the
Grand Tower" "Stormer" and Monitor"
mines or veins bearing gold and silver with
surfnce ground 900 feot Ia width on each,
situated In Gold Hill mining district, coun-
~ of Grant and territory OF New Mexico, and
designated by the heM notes and Ol1cial plat
on file in this Office as Lot number - O. b
and in township tWenty-one south, range
sixteen west OF the New Mexico principal
base and meridian, slid Lot number SO a h
and O being described os followe, to-wit:
The boundary Of survey number go e.
Grand Tower Lode" begins at corner No. 4
loo cor a granite stone 28x12Nl2 IN act "a
ground with mound Of stone marked tHeiA
IRON which me corner 70 aectlona q. q 81 And
81 bctWeon towns q and q south 10 rnnga ~
weet0f the New Mexico principal heeo aud
meridian bear6 Sc dog r. min " " t1ot dat.
Mother baarings available.
Themes 2 g aes 90 min e w p deg q
Guloh course a " $50 feat gulob ocu1o
n " and ascepd 1900 feet no 2
cor on summit ofgtdse n apq qua5tsit.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-09-12

Last week Wednesday. ~ reported il
The LIBHRAL, Lieutenant Whipplo With q
detachment Of men weat 10 Doubtful
canon 10 intercept Kid il 10 should GENE
that way, Friday he got a Telegram sayiur
that KID instead Of coming ,euth Or east
had gene north and had been trailsd clear
nerth Of The reservation. So be returned
to LordsburE. Before starting on this trip
be had received orders to return TO Fort
BayarS with HE entire fierce, and 20 he
started with it On Saturday. L~isutsnant
WhiPPls wAs = very pleasant gentlemen
and exceedingly popular IN Lordsburg,
and The PsOple Of the town we're vsry
sorry 70 see him leave.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-09-12

George 2 If was in FROM Gold Hill, Mon
day.
jerry Clnrk vas down from Gold Hill
Tuesday,
N. W. MeGr.th made a D,ming trip
THIS week.
The first of the week the Southern Pa
cite enjoyed the u,uaI wsshouis.
Harry Classen and Frank galloway are
down at Hachits on pleasure aad politics.
Pete Torrance lett Tuesday night
to witt his old home, pitisburg, Penn.5l-
wanna,
Tae hAby Of Joseph Peters Jisd Sunday
night from com sIiea,ious Lroug hi on BY
tsssting.
The arsmes an this dyi'ioa eaem to be
playing il luck as lar as promotions 80
this summer.
Geo. q. Wonfpr b,,s located next door
to the LlnHRAl, and has a. card sl4eVhsry
in this paper.
Harry Gould was down from Clifton yes
t,r&ay on a trip shich vail take in El Paso
aud Califoraia.
The Ownby heaso with its wide yorands
at tha lrst and second aosr is much ina.
proved in locks.
TOvi Clark writes that he and Mrs.
Clark got safely istO San Francisco de-
spite tho S~shouls.
W. W. Potter left Sunday night for
Pomona, Cahforua, where his fathers
family Is now living.
Captain NJ. A. Kelley wso has been over
Ia AravaPiA, WIS in town Friday on his
way back to Clifton.
L. B. Dnrnil intends leaving in a few
days for the ssst to spend a couple OIL
week. in Missouri and Arkansas.
sam aud Jake Abraham. two popular
Clftonites, were IN town Friday, gu rou,.
20 silvor City for y ht5ls vacation.
Jas. sslkeld, a BROTHER Of Mrs. B. b
Ownby, and ~falnil, arrived in town Sun
day night aud will make his failure hom,
here.
For u few weeks rsst a miner NAMED
Thowas Conway, buteommonly known as
"scotIy' has boon working up at shak-
speAre. Friday ho enjoyed pay day aRd
proceeded to blew in his pay, by Monday
be was broke and had begun to sober up
He concluded to leave town, and had t.
taks a brake beam ticket. Ne was driver
"A the train ohes or twice but before j
lett managed to sserete himself on
truck When he get r mile or so east o
town his clothes probably caught on Al
axle and no was whirled around a few
times and completely fora 10 pieces, ri
head was tern of, and tho largest Pisel
fOsnd was about thrss tiAss the size Of
silver dollar. The legs and arms wSr
tern off and broken into ANAL pieces. Il
fact he WAS distributed over $50 or 20l
yards OF track. The section men came il
and brought word Of the accident and Al
shgin6 and several men vent out TO inves
tigate. He was recognized by bis eaat
Pipe and nsekiie, but the remains Wer
in such a shape that no enc bad the hear
to gather them Up. The section men wsr
set al the JOB and picked up the pieces
vhieh we're brought to town. Judge II
tvs held an inquest. The verdlc.
was in accordance with the aboVs facts
aad sxhsusrated the company from al
blame A coffin was built, and the re
mains we're interrsd in the buryinI
ground below town.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-09-12

Tho county commissioners at a special
neetng last week appointed u com mittse
conslstinz Of G. n. Dane. Martin Maher,
C.. c. Shoemaker, George w. Miles and
Wm. Braham to thoroughly examine the
books of the county. This conlmittss is
empowered to employ thrao expert book
keepers at tbs rate Of IS par day zach and
the examination ia to % thorough and ak
Lsnstive, Thls is what the people Of the
county demand and the report Of the com
nittes will be waited for with anxiety. II
the county officers ara $40 900 behind the
people want to know it, and if the grand
jury could not come within 10000 o.
balancing perfectly kept books the people
are interested in having this fact made
public.