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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12

SULPHUR SPRINGS, Tex, June s.-The citizens
who went on special train to Greenville yes
terday to hear Mr.. Hogg, returned last night with
anything but a kindly feeling for the railway
manager, from whom the train was hired. Their
grievance was that the train was rushed through
ahead OF its advertised time and caused many
to get left both at this place and at intervening
stations. AtCAmpbellis the agent had given
out that the train would not stop AZ ali. As
many people got aboard however could be
seated in the two coaches.
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Another Gum Cor nogr from enc west.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
RAYNER, TEX. June 1.-The Demo-
cratic primary election for tins county
was held here yesterday to elect dele
gates to the state convention and to in
struct for state officers. W. L. sar-
gent, ] h. Dolmau, W. W. Cook and
W. T. Allen were elected delegates
with instructions to cast the vote of this
county for Hogg for governor, Pendle--
ton for lieutenan governor, CulbersOn
for attorney general, Mccall for comp
troller, McCulloch for treasurer, Tolar
for commissioner general land office,
Cooper for superintendent public in
struction. Considerable interest was
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was well received. There being two candidates
ior the nomination living IN this city. of course
the captain does not expect to capture the
county, but being an old citizen of the town in
former years, thinks he should have some con-
sideratlon and get 4 small divide He will
make thorough canvass OF the District,
Judge Perkins will leave tomorrow to, foin the
Hon. W. II. Martin in joint discussion, and the
other candidates are preparing to enter in full
canvass OF the district, SO that the masses OF the
Second district, with six candidates in the field
Tor congress. and the great stir IN state politics,
will surely have plenty OF politics this summer.
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taken, Hogg leading in state ticket, get
ting almost a unanimous vote, with Gull
berson for attorney general following
close behind him. HoSE is great fav-
orite with the people Of fhis point Of the
west where such vast quantities of land
have been gobbled up by railroads and
syndicates and who now refuse to put
same on market.
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Gregg County Democrats.

EpcCIaI 70 INT UaLtIIt I
LONGvIEw, TEX. June THE Gregg
county Democratic convention met here
to-day and elected Col. W. B. Brown
chairman, and E. L. Terry and E. o.
Griffin, secretaries. Resolutions endors-
ing and instructing for Hon. James s.
Hogg for governor, Charles A. Culberson
for encouragement, r. c. DeGraffen-
ride for congress, and the amendment to
the constitution for railroad commits
sion were introduced aud adopted by
unanimous vote.
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Montague County.

Special to the Gazette.
MONTAGUE, TEX, June 9. Hon. J. W. Bailey
and G. D. Raudell, candidates for congress. are
shaking hands with the good people of Mou-
tage county at present. 1t is uncertain as to
how this county VIII 20 for congressman. hare,
Bailey and Randell all have many friends, and
2lst inst, the day which our primaries are 20
be held.
It is safe to say that this Montague county
will send solid delegation 10 the state cOpven-
ton instructed for Hogg for governor.
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Instructed for Hoge.

Special 70 the Gazette.
PANHANDLE CITY. TEX. June THE
county convention met to-day and Sc
lected delegates to the state convention
and instructed them to vote for Attor-
ney-General Hogg for governor as long
as there was any hope OF success. The
votes stood twenty EIGHT to three.
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Lamar's Primaries.

Special to the Gazette.
PARIS. TEX, June 9.-The full returns from
the Democratic primaries in Lamar county are
not in but enough is known to show that it has
gone for Hogg for governor and n. P. Doak for
district attorney. Ten of the sixteen precincts
have sent uninStructed delegates for state SEN
atOr. Henderson has the endorsement of six.
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TO CANE OUR EDITOR.

Action OF Garland's Hogg and Commlsslon
Club.
Special to the Gazette.
GARLAND, TEX, June s.-The Garland Hogg
and commission club held an enthusiastic meet
ing last night and unanimously adopted the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That we appreciate the uniform
fairness and courtesy which the Fort Worth
GAZETTE has displayed in giving the friends OF
Gen. Hogg and the railroad commission amend
campaign.
Resolved, that token of appreciation
we subscribe for three copies Of the Daily GA
ZErTE for the of the club during the guber-
Material campaign, and that the club present
Mr. w. L. Malone. editor OF THE GAZETTE, with
q walking stick made from East Fork bois d arc
as testimonial of our appreciation and conf
denCe, j. A CoRCoRAsS, President.
JOHN II. CULLOSG, Secretary,
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Situation at Terrell.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
TERRELL TEX, June 9.-The anti-Hogg and
commission forces propose to give the broad
shouldered gubernatorial candidate 8 round.
but 1t is likely the HOgg influence viii get there
in good shape. His presence in this county would
also add to his already large following.
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Special to the eaustte.

Special to the Gazstte.
MANSFIELD, TEX. June s.-This section Of
country has again been blessed with fine rain.
Corn and cotton were never better. In fact,
the outlook is very fattering. The wheat and
oat crops are almost 3 total failure.
The election for school trustees for this dis
trlct was held Saturday Rnd tbs following gen
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tlemen were elected for the ensuing year: W.
G. Ralston, A. B. Pyles and J. H. Alexander.
n. Harding OF the Fort Worth national bank
has just purchased the entire stock of groceries
belonging TO ]. A. Graves.
NJ. W. Cunningham, enumerator, is busily
engaged in taxing the census of this precinct.
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HOGG IN HIS PEN.
Acknowledgement Pleased With
His Northwestern Trip.
He Was Given Hearty and ROusing Re-
ceptiOnS Where He Had Been Told
to Expect Opposition.
Col. ". W. Lang Admits that the Indications
are Hogg Will Be Nominated at San
Antonio-A Six sided Race.
Hogg at Austin.

hUBk Ut AuBLIus
Special TO the Gazette '.
A0sTIN, Tex, June 9.-Attorney- General
Hogg has returned and was at his desk
hard at work as usual to-day. Speaking
Of his trip to the Panhandle Attorney
General Hogg expressed great surprise at the
hearty and rousiug receptions he re-
celyed everywhere, having previously been
told that the people OF the Panhandle were
against him. In the course of q conversation
with THE GAZETTE correspondent Mr.. HogR
passed many high compliments on the people of
the Panhandle and mentioned those of Wichita
especially. The encouragement says he feels
all tine better for his trip as it afforded him an
opportunity to mirgle with the people Of whom
he IS one himself.
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Solid for HogE.

Special of the Gazette.
GRAPEVINE, TEX, June 9.-This precinct 10
almost solid for Hogg and the commission.
There is not a business man in the town that -
opposed to Gen. Hogg.
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Speaking Mt Rusk.

Special to the Gazette.
RusK. Tx. June Capt II. T. GAmmage,
c andidate for the Democratic nomination ion
congress from this district, spoke to good al
disnce in the courthouse to-day. and his speech
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Mesquite Notes.
Special to the Gazette.

DpcCIdI 70 ILt IFALVIIts
MESQUITE, Tex. June s.-A Hogg and com
mission club has been organized at Scyene. The
club is said TO number all. but about half
dozen, of the qualified voters of the precinct.
The club Will meet next Tuesday night ana VIII
be addressed by prominent speakers.
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situation ut Troy.
Correspondence ofthe Gazette.

Correspondence ofthe Gazette
Troy, TEX, June Sour primaries meet in
the different precincts on next Saturday. Hogg
and Pendleton solid in this county, but for
county offices the muGwumps are going to make
bold dash for supremacy.
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LEwIsvhLE, Tx, June 9.-The political pot
begins to boil here. There is considerable COM
mission talk with perhaps 3 majority in fRysrof
Hogg against the field.
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Sentiment at Mansfield.
Special to the Gazette.

MANSFIELD. TEX, june 9.-Our people are
determined to have plenty of hog and hominy
for the body and Hogg for governor and rail-
road commission.
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Minnesota Farmers Alliance.

ST. PAUL, MINI. June GA special
from Huron, s. D., says: The Farmers
Alliance and Knights of Labor closed a
three days. session here this evening
The most important action was the de-
oisioE to organize new party, the reso-
luton providing for such movement be-
ing carried by vote of 4l3 to SO. In
mediately on the announcement of the
vote the Alliance adjourned amid cheers
and the convention to take political ac-
ton was at once organized with J. W.
Costan of Potter county as chair
man. A committee on resolutions
reported in favor of woman
suffrage, a graded service pension
bill, prohibition of the liquor traffic,
tariff for revenue only, and denounced
the acceptance of passes by legislators
and other public officials, and the report
was adopted. On the suggestion of Pres
ident Louicke of the Alliance the new
party was named Independent party -
WANT STATE TICKET.
ST. PAUL, MINI, June THE ex-
executive committee of the Farmers AL
lance held a secret meeting here yester-
day to consider the advisability of putting
in the field ticket at the coming cleo
ton. Not having heard from enough of
the Alliances to which the matter had
been referred, no action was taken.
They endorsed the manufacture OF
binding twine in the state
penitentiary and considered the
scheme for securing large loans
from English syndicate capitalists at a
low rate of interest. The syndicate Of
fered 6 per cent, but the Alliance
wanted per cent. and gave the syndI-
cate thirty days to come to that figure.
State penitentiRries are awaiting the ao-
ton of the Alliance on the matter Of
ticket with considerable apprehension,
as there are now over 80 900 members Of
the organization in Minnesota.
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CCTresponuence OF the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-The following is a COM
plete list of the agricultural experiment stations
and agricultural schools and colleges in Texas:
Texas Agricultural experiment. station: De-
partment of Agricultural and Mechanical COL
lege Of Texas. Location, College Station. Di-
rector, E. A. Gulley, u. S.
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The courses of study are two, each extending
through four years: The agricultural course,
leading by specialization of studies either TO the
degree of bachelor of scientific horticulture or
to the degree of bachelor Of scientific agricul-
ture, and the mechanical course, leading in a
similar way to the degree of bachelor Of civil
engineering or to the degree of bachelor OF
mechanical engineering. Post-graduate and
special courses are also provided
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-06

was shooting bis rife. fOrty-four,
and had sst th. tent on FIRE. Cooper
left the tent and started for the hills
shooting his gun aud acting strangely
II was apparent that The whisky was
getting ia it. work AMI that Cooper
had developed most decided case Of
jimjams. Being armed as he was no
one cared 10 go out tackle him. He
wasseen to go into grove, another
shot was fired aud nothing more was
heard oi Cooper. shortly afterwards
u number OF men went over to inves-
tigate and found poor Cooper dead.
He bad put the muzzle OF the gun in
his mouth aud blown out his Left
cheek and eye and the whole back Of
his head
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-06
Cooprr.r sniciae.

G. 5. Cooper, who had many old
time acquaintance 10 Arizona who
will feel an interest in knowing The
cause of his rash act in committing
sHicide last week at Gold Hill. New
Mexico. From the LorIsburg Liberal
W. CLEAN the following particulars:
For the past week or 50, &. :. Coop
er was on a .-pree at Gold Hill Tues
day he apparently s0bered up some
and took = Winchester rifle and went
hunting. After lac had been ont q
while hs came inio Al Miller's tent
and asked f"f y drink - water he
then laid do~n aud said h- was going
70 sleep. Mflier iefi him and vent
down town. shortly afterwards 3
number of shots we've head in the
tent and II was discovered that Cooper
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-06
THE DAWSON KILLING.
What he Evidence at the Cor
cnet : 'nppe { ShOr'rd.

Scott vi ..g ald an inquest upon
the body o. Patrick Dawson, who was
killed by McGowan, whose arrival in
Tombstone Was mentioned ~ the
PEosrECTuB last Saturday The stock
man publishes the result OF the in
quest, which is as follows
MCGOWAN stated tina, he had been
in constant fear OF being killed by
Dawson for long time that he WAS
not allowed TO enter his house, having
been driven from the place at the
point Of a rife; that last Saturday
night he had slept out in the bushes,
wandering around the bills during the
day. Sunday night he camped at Mr..
Hills place, q short distance below his
own ranch; that early Monday morn
ing he went to his place and took a
position behind the chicken house. A
few minutes afterwards Dawson came
out OF the house with a rifle in his
hands and looked around, aud he laid
behind the chicken house so that Daw-
son could not see him Dawson,
continued McGowan, after looking
around went back into the house.
then took a stand at the corner ~ his
room. IN short time Dawson came
out Of the house again, and ! thou ht
ne still had his rife, bat he did not.
As he came out Of the house ] strpped
from behind the corner ans firtrl NTH
a shotgun loa'ed will small shot,
Dawson turning toward me and r"-
ceIying the load IN his breast. Thr
shot failed to knock him down, whom
| fired the other barrel 81 him, knock
ing him down. He did not speal: and
WAS writhing and grooming upon tic
ground To put him out Of his mis-
cry | went into the house and got my
rife and shot him in the breast, kill
ing him instantly"
The verdict Of the jury WAS that the
killing was jusiitable. There were 10
witnesses to the tragedy, and he only
evidence had relating TO it was that
given by McGowan Mrs. Hill, their
neighbor, ties flied that Dawson had
the day before at her house threat
ened to kill McGowan il he did not
divide his property with him.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-06
Fps,fIag t1ermnun.

When Hermann started 70 give hi.
exposure Of spiritualism fierce look
ing little spiritualist jumped on the
stare and said he could not 10 fooled.
Twice the professor tried 10 produce a
message on the states without success.
The third time he succeeded. and turn
Ing 10 the little man found that the
spiritualIst had the states under his
coat Each time that the wizard had
performed the trick the adept little
gentleman had by s!eight Of hand
performance stolen the states written
ulou Night fiom under Hermann's
cys, ard replaced them with clean
> rs Professor Hermann said the
Ei--i was tire best sleight Of hand per-
fc:-,l"r he had ever seen. He noticed
'.Iii putting the second slate away,
aIi'l t!ll. saved himself from defeat
Nng York Star
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-06
NOTICE.

II yod want fine straight whisky, of
the most celebrated brands, drop into
the Pony Saloon and satisfy yourself
that this is true. The Pony also car
ries the finest brands of domestic and
imported Brandiss, Wines, Ales, Por-
ters, and all kinds of liquors. Ice
Cold Drinks of all kinds a specially.
The Carmen Key West Cigar is the
finest for the money to be had in Ari-
IONA. st. Louis Anheuser- Busch Lager
Beer on drsught at all times. No fav-
oriies. Come all.
JOHN SHAUGHNEssY,
Proprietor
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-06

Tbs Maison Dore restaurant is again
under the exclusive control OF Mrs.
Armand Tuquet, while the kitchen Is
presided over by that prince OF cater
ers, Armf nd Tuquet- No expense will
be spared to maintain the enyiabIe
reputation this resort has borne IN the
past, and everything the California
market affords will be furnished TO the
patrons Of the house. 9-23-lw
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-06
A Nyomar. DisrmY.ry

Another Wonderful discovery has been made
and that too by Eldy in this county. Disease
fastened its clutcnCs upon her, and for seven
years she wIthsto0d its sevezest tests. but her
Ut2l organs we're undermined and death seemed
imminent For three months she coughed in
-essan;ly and could not sleep. She bought Of
Is bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and was so much relieved on take
ing the FIRST dose that she slept all night. and
Sitr one bottle has been miraculously cured
er name is Mrs. Luther Lutz-' Thus write
w. c. Hamrick & Co, of Shelby, ". C.--Get
frpe trial bottle at I YcHrc' rrur store
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-06
',oVEB e ssssvass.

COCHIsE.
J w X Mott, Chicago.
J b Walter, Washington.
ID r Rogers,
Lem Goldwater, Bisbee.
L 7 Snow, Wilcox.
] Hanley, Bisbee.
PALACE. .
+ Hurd, st. Louis.
X A Aldred. lewiston.
J p Taggert. Los Angeles.
SAN JOSE HOUSE.
K Allen, Los Angeles.
Scott White, Bowie.
J N Elias and family Sonora.
G w Baker, Wilcox.
ID Y Hunsaker,
T J Turner, Woodbury. Y Y.
P J Delehante, Benson.
A y Gray, Benson.
J Smith, ranch.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-06
JOHN SHAUGHNEssY,
PrOprietnr

The Board of Supervisors met to-
day. full board being present. No
bills we're allowed. The money in the
Treasury was counted and found to
amount to IS, 467.07 and agreed with
the books. The District Attorney was
allowed fifteen days leave Of absence.
The Clerk of the District Court was
allowed 10 procure another judgment
roll
The election proclamation was or
dered printed in the WEEKLY Pros
PEcToR at least ten days before the
election.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-06

FOR summer complaint" Gays Ben
L. Bear, prominent druggist of Los
Angeles, California, 81 know OF no
remedy so sure and safe to use az
Chamberlain's Colo, Cholera and
Disrrhea Remedy" Mr.. Bear is not
alone in entertaining that opinion, as
wherever known, the Remedy is
praised BY all who use it. For sale by
II. J. Peto.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-06
PANTSl
PANTS PANTS
For Everybody, at Kieke's.

The excellent and well conducted
seminary at Ramona California, near
Los Angeles, is rapidly gaining in
popularity throughout not only the
Pacific coast but also in the eastern
states. Every appointment is perfect
and the instructors are classed among
the best. u l. paironizeG by parents
% children ~ ali denominations For
particulars address
SISTERS or The HOLY NAME
Ramona, California.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-06
LOCAL NOTES.
signal Service.

The Territorial Fair will
open October 18th and con.
tinue four days. All inform
alton required will be cheer
fully furnished by addressing
+. MCMILLAN, Sec'y,
PheniN.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-06
uemarkabie Er-.1r.

Ms Michsel Gu tIin. Pla'n~fel4. IN. makes
tie stiJ m-rl that sbe CaHght cold which -ei q
o. n-r IN as. sAa wa fIe.te for a month by te-
family Yhys ian bat grew wOfs., He told her
she hope victim ~ con ump ion aad no
- edieins could care htr. H"r eFuqgist suggesi cd
Or. Kings New Discovery for COuslm Of on,
she Ougut b-tt e sad 70 her d. igbt ioTnd Ger
self snrh ed from first doSe. , continued is
u-e and ait-r taking ten bottIes, found herself
sound aHI we y, nov IS own housework
and is a. well - she yer Free trial bottles
Of this Great Disc0veIy at J. Tenge's drugstore
gs bottles - c nj md 81
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-06

Mr Noodle Wall, it do beat all
now the laws work. one upsettin' an
other right along.
FTend- Wah's wrong now7
Wall, there amt much thai isn't
wrung Here I've been maxim a good
lrln rs a juryman for years and years
all because l don't read the papers an
aIn' got no pIHions. ye know
You cal I readf'
No; never learned Wall, now I
sot great store on that there sr-n o.
r.ias, az wanted to bring him up fer
: Ja@yIicii, tos.. but hang me eff they
an t-ll,iB' tout laws ter make every
boy go ter school Where's the jury
nlen guiu ter come from ia the nsxk
gincrationl That's wot bsrsts ma ~
Philadelphia Rscord I
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-06

just Opened, at Bonanza
Cash Store. an Immense
Stock of Chiidren's and In
fants' Hoods. Gaping, Hos
iery. Cloaks and Table Scarfs,
Ladies Fascinators and I'm
derwear, Shawls and Scarfs,
Ladies dress Belts. Buckles,
Hair Ornaments, and a thou
sand other mic Ii Jcs, too nu-
merous to men 10 Co ne
early and get the first
choice. ,s.-,~
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-06


Mrs lydia A. Nelson. La;ber Lake
county. Mich. writes:
'BUTHER. Mich. March 8 1890
THE Allcock's Porous Pias'ers ynr
sepi me came iust in the nick OF time.
We have all had the Grippe and. OF
coarse. We al, bad TO have plaster
over the lungs. verify believe they
kept M from having Inflammation %
the lungs. or some tiing else. wben
bad be Grippe. and perhaps saved
my life.
Il never intend 10 be without them
a. long a. they arr made.
please send me another DRYER. IS
the last are all gone bu, one. gave
seversi Of hen s~ay. bot they al do
good 10 every esse. - far as ] could
learn.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-06
New Salt MaCkereN ,,,-rr,~r,,.,
and BaracndA.
More q m.ricau ooc,rim-.

tGris a Coz 9 L i.-iusH
We do not believe in the Mormon
faith, bat in tle absence Of the vi5lo-
lttiou Of law. we believe they are emit
tied 70 the same rights and privileges
a. other people. That they vote the
Democratic ticket, j. ,rue; that they
do 50 at times bIindly ami against
their own Interests may also be true,
but that Is no caus" for their disiran-
chisement. A POlygamist Mormon is
a criminal before the law, and his con
viction Of that crime, in itself, dis
franchises him just as conviction for
crime DISTINGUISHES any other person
Give the Mormons fair play. They
have done As much TO redeem Ari-
IONA from the desert waste and trans
form it into land Of progress as any
other class in IT,
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-06

Francisco Salguero, ex-treasurcr Of
town OF Onabas, Sonora. says tine No
gales Record, was caught defaulting
in the sum Of S56.55. The sentence
Of the court was that said SaIgueTushe
i'm prisOned for the term Of three
months in Jail; that be pay a fine Of
$50; that he occupy no public position
for the term Of ten years, aud that he
be prohibited from occupying like
position forever EgIenfly there j
no Canada for Mexicans.