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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-08-21
Too Exacting

Mr.. Porcsen (of Chicago(-Then you
do love me. dearest Minerva?
Miss Minerva Bacqbeigh-I do.
Mr.. Procsen-How much?
Miss Minerva Bacqbeigh-Your ques-
ton is somewhat indefinite.
Mr.. Porcssn-Do you love me as much
as you love Brewning2
Miss Minerva Observation-Disclosures, you
expect too much.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-08-21
NOTICE OF TIE ORGANIZATION
OF THE
Court Of Private Land Claims

NOTICE is hereby given that the Court of
~ Private Land Claims, established by the
act Of Congress approved March 8, 1891, en-
titled An act to establish a Court of Private
ment of private land claims in certain States
and Territories was duly organized at the
City of Denver, in the State of Colorado, on
the first day of July, 1891, by the appoint
vided for in said act. And by order of the
Chief Justice and Associate Judges of said
court, the first session thereof Will be held
at Denver, Colorado, on Tuesday, the 18th
day of November, 1891.
The substance of said act of Congress is as
follows:
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-08-21
Tn: Daily New Mexican
RE ADABLE PARAGRAPHS.

Making suitable Amends,
When Mabel was discreet sixteen,
She wasso prim and 80 Sc att.
She was so dignifed of mein,
So calm, unruffied and serene.
You would have thought her thirty
eight.
But now that Mabels thirty. eight,
Oh, what difference is seen;
She's struck now such giddy gait,
And goes it at so brisk a rate,
You'd surely take her for sixteen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-20

ten erIieB in. ben gldttern einen 4uf,
ruf unb fi9srte bemienisen 100 Warf
8elobHuns su, ber ibr ben urbaber ie.
net @eriitbts 10 be3eibnete, boB fe ibn
geri1tlid belangen f6nne. Rad fur3er
3eit melbet ftG bel ibr Elm @9neiber=
meliier, betenut fih als ben S9uIbigen
unb bittet, bod ia BON elmer geriGilis
den 0erfoIsuns ber 5a6e ab3uieben.
Sie Wittme ldBt li9 biersu befimmen
unter Der Behingung, baB ber S9neis
oermeifter bur9 cine 3eitungsan3eige
Atbitte leiifet. Dies gei9iebt: gfunz
mebr aber beanipru9t Ser @9neiber
allen grnfies iene 8elobnuug bon 100
Wsart nit Der 8egrtinoung, oaB ct ia
ben urbeber oer @erii9te anaegeben bas
be, Die Mittpe tDeigerte f1 natirIi9,
BITE 9elobnung su aoblen, luorauf He
ber S9neibet faltId9elnb bertlngte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-20
3uriid In ben gfuhl!

Dot ettua SabresfriIf beiratbete Der
Reifenbe elmer Berliner Wetaatpaarens
fabrit Elm big oabin aIs Gellnerin in
einem 2ofale ber Griebri9aabt oel66fs
tigt geiDeienes iunges Mdb@en.
Bis iiber bic Obren In Die ,(d1if9e
Gle" nerliebt, i9loB ber Mann ben
@bsbunb gegen ben MtllenAieiner bo1s
09tbaren In Berlin lDObnenben gltern.
Nnfangs 9tobember trat Der iunge gbe.
mann cine Idngere Gel9dftsreiie an.
Dor ettpa IA Sasen beiu1te elmer ber
Chefs 6es &eifenbeu. Elm unberbeiras
tbeter 2ehemann Elm Bierlotal nit Oas
meubeoienlng in ber M. .s@tra6e. Seine
Wufmerfiamteit tpirb bier bur9 eine
Relne,in gefe0elt. St IdBt H9 NIT ibr
In elm @eibrd@ Elm unb entIodt ibr bas
9efdnbniB, baB fie in ausenblidli@er
Wbwefeubeit i5res 8atten, Der Meilen6er
IN benz &. 'i6en @ef9dft iei, ibre freie
3eit als 4ellnerin in. benz 2ofal aus.
ftile, mo- fe ibren Sattea fennen ee.
lernt bate. Ser @ait beging nun Bic
unborf9tigfeit, fi9 als Mitinhaber Der
Girma Doraliiellen, iu tueI@er ibr @atte
ais &eiienber tbdtig mar. Gpra6Ios
Dor S@red sos fi6 Die grtannts aurhd,
tue@ielte einige Worte nit benz Buffet
felner uno mar bann aus bem Mirtbss
baus eeri9munben.
9R anbern Sage traf ber teleara.
pbif@ aus &oifod surhfgerufene &eis
fenbe in Berlin elm. St fanb feline
@obnung berf6loifsn, bic S@IaHsI
aber beim 6ausuirtb niebergelest.
Seine inuge Grau mar bsri9wunben.
Sn elnem suriidyelaFenen 8riefe bate
he WbiGie6 bon bem Gatten genommen
unb ibm auSe5eigt, OaB iie unter Ifits
Habme i1rer @arberobe nod 5a6fen,
tbrer 0eimatb. gereift isi, I'm aus 2iebe
1u ibrer friiberen Seiddftiguus- -mieber
SeInerin su werben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-20
sesas mmb Sie sseltausftelluue.

Der N6g. @odraa bon DQlIos boi
einen GeieBesautrag eingebradt, burd,
lpel1en beffimmt tpirb, baB Der Gtaaf
Segos bic 5umme Don $500, 600 aug
fstnent Staatsf@abe ftir cine teranild,e
9eparats Nusfe1ung auf Der arokeu
notwithstanding In Gbieaso beuiOIiaeu
ioq.
BetanntertDeiie bat cine baupiidd,lih
aus 2anbfpetulantea uno Bubmern Be.
itebenbe @onbenticn Dor Ruraem in
9oufton ben Bei9IuB gefaBt, an bic Be-
'glslatur bag @eiu6 gu EeGen, fiir ben
genannten 3Ded ni9t tpeniger aIs cine
Willion ber3ugeben.
Gegen bieien 8eI1lue bat nun Bic
Jarmer>Mians entidieben 6teauna ae.
nommeu; lie bat ben Geuatoreu uitb
Neprdientanten einen proteF sugeldidt.
noria tuioer oieIes Nitentat aeaei1 ben
StaGtsfbas @infpru1 erhobsn ipirb.
Die Garmer. beiBt es bariu, MAIDEN BEN
9r6Bten S9eil 0er ffeuer3ablenben Wes
1olterung BEG Staates aus unb ieieu es
bauptl69lid, .pelGer ben Geimthum
oes Staates probu3iren; e8 mrrbe uns
9ere9t fein, bic GteuerIaft ai @uuffen
beg SanOipstulanten, nod mebr a1 er.
b6bsn, 6amit er iein 2anb at iibermd.
gig binaufsei@raubten preiien oertaus
fen t6nnen. O5 bic bon god,rou elm
gerei6te 8il bem 5armer. MlIiana. Gin.
Hug ibreI urfprun9 beroantt, muB ba.
bingsffeat bleibeu; unter allen llmfdn.
ben 1T ss mehr aIs fraglif, OBJ ielbff 81 isr
loon 10 bebeuten6 berabgeiebte Gtaats.
3ui9uB ftir cine teTdniftbe Musifeluna
IN Chicago bepilIigt meroen mirb unO
tann. tDeil biefes Gtaatsgelb ia baau
sebrou9t uerben ioa, ginmanoeruna
mad Ssros au brin9en unb hell S 56
bet teranii9en @runbbetfafiung Der 0es
eislatur ausbradii6 berbietet, fir elm
@inDanoerun8sbureou ober fiirAiraenb
elm Saifitut, tueIbes bsatredt, ginDau.
3erer mad 8eras 5u bringen, @eIb aus
oem 6ffentliben 56ab su bemillisen.
SO iplnf@ensmertb unb n6tbig es
aud eri9einen mag, unleren 5taat ouf
Der Weltausltellung i'm Sabre 1898 in
iuhrbiger g8eiie bertreten au ieheu. 70
iutirbs es bod ni@t mebr als billig fein,
oaB bic, tuelDe ben Gauptnuben aus
benz Gbicagoer Boom 3ieben tpdrbeti -
bic groBeH 2anbbaIter unb Spefu!ons
tsn-aR6 bic 9lu3eigsfofsn trasen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-20
aeim ssradt auf bsr alippe

mar iesIs buuuuasIOier ssi4eert als eine serrtete
eOnu0H stnerlet 0b bic 3srrattuns bic 5Olse elmer
f@redli@en Srantbeit, Dber bes lansiam aber fder
fOrti4reiteaben pOrsetisen @erfaas TT, pet4er pbne
iaeinbar sntreffenbe nriaae mau9en GOnititutOnen
anbaftet Gin ausseseianstes Wlitttel, UNI bieies
iein6ar unaufbaItiame gertrD inen per sebenSidfte
unb ber e Rerpprrufenben Aueue 81 5ntertreiben, 1T
bas pDbltbuenbe Sotetter's Masenbtters, re9eS Bite
Gerbauuns tef5rbert, bas 8lut tereier unb bem se=
idspd4ten 9orper fcwobl Subitan5 alS @iberFanbSs
trait pereibt. geritppfuns, S@raae Der Gieren unO
Slaie, Gieber iesli&er srt unD &beumasmus seb6ren
gu ben Setmlu9unsen bes Meni4ensei&Ie&ts, pelasu
eur bas gttterS i8neu unp srnblid absebpIfen prb.
Sebarrltatett i'm @ebraua beffelben flbrt sum 3sl.
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[gOrtfetuns foIst.I

Gin Ethber bel Der Irmee fiebsnber
Wun0arSt unt iebt bebeutenber Qr,t i'm
6fIiden Jo:ua, tnuBte unI1ngIt ailf eis
nige-S Gage iein 6eim perlaHen; rdbs
renb feiner NbDeieubeit betam eines
oer RiH6er cine f4Dere grfdltung, mos
rauf feline iSrau lOfort cine ,5IaI1e
y@bamberlain's gousb &emebD1 boIen
lieB. Niit benz er3ielten &eIuItate ipar
fe 10 3ufrieben, baB BEL dbnIi9en 6dllen
3u Uerl6iebenen 3siien bieieIbe Mebi3in
gebrau&t tDnrbe. Rad eisener llebers
3euSune bebduptet ber Mr3t, bob es bas
jltberldIfglfe prdparat gegen @rfdIt:ng
pdre unb before grfOIge ersieIe, dIs irt
geHo zines, mas ct fs gebrau9t babe.
gu bertdufen bel u. Cohen 81 Co.,
3alteper & Son unb alien bebeutenbeu
Sroguiifsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-20

So, Ia, Der9l1tef, tDle iU ,S1nen fdge,
per9iftet, nid1t mebr unb nidbt tueniaer!
., fie lDar Elm Bib bes Sammers wd6.
renb bet leBien Monate ihres funaen
2ebens. fd6ner als ie, bob iiberirbifder
S66nbeit, abgemagsrt, blutIos, nit
feu1tenl. fdmaraem 6aar, tiefen 9tu.
gen, bic Die gltibenoe GobIen oas bleiGe
NntliB erleu@teten. Sic fd1lebbte lid,
mablom Don einem SeiIeI aum anbern,
man@mal ans Rlabier, dber He tonnte
bic Safen nibt lnebr bertbren. iebe 8es
luegung fGmerjte he. = gr Bob bI6bs
li9 ben 4opf uno bIifie @tintber leb.
bait unb bebeutfam on. - WilIen SR,
- Jbr Sieb, SGs traurige 2ie6, 6as He
germ b6rte = i'd muBte es ibr oftmaIs
ipielen. ug6 lie oa1te ar 5ie, ia,
tDdbren5 ibrer &rantbeit baGte fe an
Sic. sic batten es an ibr angetban;
aber tie tuar notdrlid piel au ifoIs, UNI
oas ienlanb anbers als mir eingeheben
3li f6nncn. Dor mir brau9te He fih
ia feinen 3wang ouf3ulegen, bas tpuBte
lie. Sic fpra@ bdufie bon Sbuen; tuo
gle lDobl fein n66ten. OBJ Sic nod au1
Seben mdren unb baum gum leBtemale,
am Eage Dor ibrem 3obe, ON Z. Neai.
Sd bate bas 9ieb auf ibr 8erIangen
geipieIt. Rod eiumal! fugte ie leiie.
gs mar rad Sif9e. um a1t llbr
4ben6s, es mar buntel i'm Mufitaims
iler. sic batte taum nod bic Graft
80 atbmen, aber fe fang bas 2ieb au
meiner 8egleitung, init gana, gana feis
iler 0hnner Gtimme. gs tuaren faun
nod ttbifde $6ne. @s brang su meis
men Obren tuie cine @timme aus bimms
lifd5en Gpbdren. un6 aIs ib geenbet
bate. ba faB iie eine Weile fill, bic
6dnbe in einanber seidjIasen, ben 2opf
geleutt; uni 6ann beiDe9ten H9 ibre
Gippen, unb i9 pernabm Sbren Hamen:
@hntber, mein 2eben! bau9ts fie.
Milbbngen iaB tpie bet6ubt.
Wergiftstl mieberbolte CT; eradblen
sic mir, tDer bat He eigentIi9 pergiftet,
tDie III ts berausgefommen?
N9l ua1te Msnbt dngfIi@. SIS
iff Hi9t berausaefommeul Sd bir ber
einaige Menf@ auf Der MeIt, ber es
iueiB. -. Blonde oan 0aatben bat he
bergiftet.
Blau@e ban NaarSen2 ST es m6a.
li92 @ie lit es sef@eben2 Spre@en
Giei
Benbt bog f@ 3uriid, bemeete ben
2opf uHb ben erbobenen 3eigefiuaer
Der re4ten 6anb in berneineuber BE.
iDeeung gona laHeiam bin unb Der unb
fngte feierli6:
GOrf9en Gie ni9t tDeiter; i'd be.
i@mbre Sic, fOri@eu gie uid5t tueiter.
Sas gan3e Wefen be5 fleinen, bers
trodneten Mannes nit ben gIdnsenben,
groben, iunaen Nugen bate etiuas Nbs
IonberIi9es. 9iele ieitfame Weraif.
tungsgel9i4te, bon Der er allein ettpas
tptfien iDoute, mar unipabri6einli&,
unglaubli9l Die MarquiIe tuar mdils
ren0 ibrer langen Rrantbeit SderIid,
bon guten unO gepiHenbafien Meraten
gepHegt iporben. Wdre he eines ges
beimnibbOllen Sobes geForben, 70 suilrs
De bic Wifenfdjaft ger6aGt gef66pft
unO ge1u6ert, Die aufmertIame poIisei
etne unttriu@uug angeorbnet baben.
[Gortfeiuns foIst.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-20

gnrresponaenz. - Comfort, ben
~. Sanuar 1891. = go Ianae @oms
fort heitebt, lit es meines WiEens nttbt
oorgefoHlmeH, baB innerbalb 8 Sagen
orel periOnen beerbist tpuroen. Mm
10. b. W. Farb pI0bIi9 elm alter gom>
forter, &i6arb 0olanb. i'm aIter BON
DO Sabren; ct mar ilnperbeirat6et unb
lebte felt mebr oenn 80 sabren Sci ber
camille 8. S6illing. Mm II b. M.
Wtorgens itarb na6 iebr langem gieds
tbum Carl 4leinfein. Der 0eritorbe.
ne mar elm alter braber Mann ber aber
our9 &rantbeit In ber Gamilie lGwer
geliiten un5 ipabrIi@ ni9t auf Stolen
gebettet mar, Ct bat ausaelilten. auEe
ieiner 4l9el SeRelben 3ages Na6s
lllitta9s itarb nod tur3em bariem Sam.
pie unfer Nller Greunb unb Na9bar
Noolpb 9ofenibal In, glIter BON nabe
an 65 Sabren. SIS lit unn0tbig an
biefer STEELE ben Garatter unb uneigen>
nlBigfeit Oes 8erIiorbenen su f9iIbern.
Wlr aae pihen, mas mir an ibm berlos
ren babeu. Dies 5eigte am belten bic
8eibeiligung unb bic @bre, tpeIdbe benz
8eriforbenea BEL Der 8serbisung gesollt
tuuroe. BON nab un6 fern tparen feline
greiIen JreuHbe gefommen ibm bas
leBte @eleit 5u geben. ibm Iein lang
porber beifeltes 2ie6 { (v6tumm (cbldft
bet SaEger") als leBlen Sribut su fin
gen. Wie aitterten bic @timmen ber
alien 8arOen! Ood geaus. 10 lana
bic GOmforter 2iebertafeI beitebt un6
nod beiteben mirb, bleibt oes Werftorbes
neu Bib unierem8ebd6tniB eineeprdgt.
9einer 3abIrei9sn binterbliebenen Tas
mile unier Aller iiefltes 8eiIeib.
9einri1 86rner.
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8n,ei $eelelt.
saou,an bon Siubolpb simSam.
(GOrifesnns.)


Sic slauben sarnitbt, uie ib mid
freue, Sie tDiebersuleben, Gerr' BON
Milbbagen. sic erinnern mid an oIs
te, iH1ne Seller.
@bbne 3eitenl ha1te WiIb6agen,
Menbt fab bamaIs traurig genug aus.
Nber ct bebieIt feline @e6anfeu fit
siG. gr tDollte bon Srenen bbren, unb
eriieutrte hiefem 3ieIe Quf umlueaen au.
Mas iItlaEs benz 8icomte Seffieur ges
ipOrben? fraste Ct.
9eiReur. Geifieur? A9 ia, iebt be-
iinue id) mid Gin gutter, fleiuer
M1nn, elmer ber beHerel bon unferen
Gditen. - @efallen Dor Batis, meiu
Iieber Derr bon @iIbbagen, sefalen in
beni lebten ausfoDe, - am neuuaebu.
ten Sanuar, tueitii id mid niGt IRE.
/. llnb bic b'@fOmpieres unb Neu,
bauers2
-3pei sIiidIite g6r&enl wlobams
SOfepbiue erfreut F1 nibt gerabe oes
heten Rules, nber he 1T sDeifeIsO6ne
cine Der fb6niien 6rouen bon paris,
unb bas genii9t BEN Baron, Der alt Hnb
bid unb tabll6pfig getuorben ijf. Ct
III ffol5 auf feline iG6ne iirnge Grou unb
bebduet fe NIT Sob unb perIen uns
Diamauten iDie Elm OsiIiaenbiI6. -
3in6erloie @bel = Hei ben b'gHrm,
piers finb bagesen 2inber, brei pber
bier. IS intereinrt mid nidt beicns
bers; sic tu0bI aud nidbt9
Sur9aus fiidt. anb ,uie Qeht es
Der Grau prinaell1n2
Gie III nloieltdtii6 un6 berabIofTeub
ME INNER, aud Bring Nnbreas lit uns
Derdubert. = Minen Sic, Qeuie tDie bic
prin3effin uno Der prins, bic teiu 6era
babeH, bic aIiern ni9t. Sic bremen
R9 ganj IaHgfam aus; beute Iin6 ne
NOD frilm uIb gefunb tpie bor aiuanaig
Jnbreu, unb am nd9ifen Gage fonIias
tirt Der 1r3t. bob tsiu Del mebr ba III.
Damn etlbf1eH lie natlirlidbl so lpirb
es ber Yrin3efIil gebeu, unb aud ibrem
Derrn 1ruber, benz prinsen MnbreQs.
Dieier iE mir iibsioens lieber oIs bie
prin5eifin.
Ct intereHirte f1 tDenigffens fiir ct.
mas: iiir pfer6 un6 GeIb. Der Nrius
3eifin 1ber III olIse gIeiGAiItia. g1ur
mib eB I'm 6oteI Bro cr6entIid1 auQes
ben. Sbre 3ieuer finS bic belfgeidhHls
ten tn pdris.
Mber bic eiseniIi5e Miribin bes 90,
lei Bro, bic 6rau Marauiie2
Weubt iab @tutber eine WeiIe iiumm
an.
sle |asr5enl
@lefo2
Bun, Sic IDiRen ni9ts
Bas2
Sic tt tobt; = nniurIiG III Ee tsbt,
ieit le9s Mlonaien bereiis, bas beiBt ae.
nGu beute om brei3ebnten Nobember,
felt ie9s Monnteil un6 fllnf SaQen.
Ct iagie bies 10 ibneu, Dbne uat5aus
benten o0er naGaure9nen, bab es liar
mar. Ct bate f9 bic ReGnung iGoa
borber gem0@t.
Ge@s MOHate fiinf Gage, piebers
bDIie @hntbe iileM0niltb.
Wie ID bic gbre bate, SbheH au ia.
gen. sic III an n@ten Wsai bieies
Sobres, Nbeubs nm fiinf llbr geiforben.
Dorail IL iie geRorben2 frogte @iin,
tOnlOs. = Die griHEerung on bic bits
teren Rrdntungen. bic Fe ibm sugefhat
bate, mar pi6bIi@ erloi@en. ST fonnfe
nnr Oar0il benken, bnb he einIt Iein aanz
aes 6er5 befefen unb baB he cine 3eit
lang feline leioeniGaftli@e 2iebe ermis
bert bate.
@snbt iab fi1 i6su UNI, tDie iemanb,
ber F@ psrgemiRern pil, baB er ai&t
bon unbefugten belaufdt tuirb; bann
legie er ii9 Dor unb iliiherie beimliG,
NIT bebenttugsbolIem 6Opfniden unb
3winEern ber bslIer Nueen:
Sic III bergiftet.
gersiftet9 tDisberbOIie @autbsr eHt.
iett.
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@esen einen S9nitt, gef6d6igung,
Sieb' Ober 8ranbwunben giebt es nit5is
BeReres, als bamberlain's
pain Balm. Die Wuaoe beili
i9neIer, als bur9 irgenb ein anberss
Pr1parat. uao. ipenn bieIelbe ni6t gar
su l9limm III. obne Narben su binter.
laHen. gu baben Bel a. @o6a s. Co.,
8. 4alteDer & Son unh allen beoeuteu,
BEN Npotbefern.
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Summer 1868.
gsptfip,,'s s6nl) 9eparten,e,tt

09h ner enef balen
rsh Sn Seoem @lAmad nb eOer sai
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Seiratbsidetme.
9enrp 0eimfatb unb 2ena &sibss
mann.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-03-26
Will Fight the Live Stock Bill.

Kansas City, March 3.-At a meet ing of the Live Stock Exchange
 here this afternoon steps were ta-
 ken to fight the Roe bill, prohibit ing combinations to prevent compe- tition among persons engaged in buying and selling live stock. .Itis un- derstood here that Eli Titus, the fath- CT of the bill, leit this afternoon for Springfield, H., to secure the pas sage of a similar measure there. It is also believed that the same bill now pending at Lincoln, Neb., and the Missouri capital will be passed. Col. B. NJ, Hewins, president of the Cherokee Strip Live Stock associa- ton, is associated with Titus in an effort to get the measure through. Plenty of legal talent has been se- cured, and the cattle dealers here will fight the measure to the end. One hundred thousand dollars have already been pledged. The follow ing resolution has been passed:
 Resolved, That in our opinion senate bill No. 319 was concocted and rushed through the Kansas leg islature by unprincipled persons for the purpose of crippling and possi- ply destroying the Kansas City Live Stock Exchange; that We regard such law grossly unjust and oppres- sive, and our attorneys are instruct ed to take immediate steps to test it's validity.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-03-26

The Philadelphia Times has this tosay of Grover Cleveland There is one man whose Eame will go in to history as the heroic statesman of his age; the one man who dared to be right and to speak for the right even at the cost of political success.
 In 1887 Grover Cleveland dared everything to rescue the people from the most wanton taxes upon the masses for the benefit of a few privileged classes, It cost him the presidency, but his teaching has triumphed by the largest popular majority of American history.
 The country is now convulsed by the silver issue, and most of those who revolted to escape oppressive taxation have been misled into the free silver craze by the dream of cheap and abundant money. Busi- ness men know that cheap money meana the sorest disasters to the people, but thereis a flood tide in the free silver boom and 1t threatens all who attempt to obstruct it.
 There was no special need for Grover Cleveland to speak on the silver issue beyond the inspiration of heroic manhood, but he would cease to be the Grover Cleveland who left the presidency proud of defeat, if he had not spoken on free silver when opportunity presented, The Cooper union meeting gave an opportunity, and Mir. Cleveland wrote a letter in earnest protest against "the dangerous, the reckless experiment of free, unlimited and independent silver coinage"
 Whether this patriotic expression wll make Mr, Cleveland an una
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which brought forth the assertion
 by another member that MT. Smith was in favor of it. This so in- censed Mark that he dressed him. self and, although under the doc- tors care, having suffered from a painful operation, and with his leg still in splints went to the House of Representatives and seeking re- cognition turned himself loose, leaving no doubt of his sentiments against the bill.
 Being physically unable to pro- ceed unanimous consent was given him to print a statement of the reasons why he was prevented from making an opposition to the meas ure when the conference report was dopted.-Prospector.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-03-26

Wm. Courtenay, ore of the heav- fest live stock dealers in Montana, has just closed a contract with a Utah man for 20,000 stock sheep to be delivered at Miles City in July next. The sheep now number about 12,000 ewes aud 5000 last spring lambs. These will all be sheared before starting on the long drive of several hundred miles to Miles City. If they turn out we'll there should be the 10000 sheep of the present and in the neighborhood of 10000 lambs, and for all these animals, which in July should aggregate nearly 30,0O0 head, Courtenay is to pay $2.25 per head when delivered in good shape It is straight transaction, and fifty cents a head, or $10,000, has been paid on the deal.-Stock Grower.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-03-26
The New Land Law.

Washington, March 2.-The bill for the repeal of the timber culture law and amendatory of the land laws generally which has just pass ed both houses of congress is vir. tually a new land code, and among important provisions of the bill are the repeal of both timber culture and pre-emption laws. In repeal ing these laws the bill protects en- tries already made. In the case of timber culture the bill saves all Gl- ings and allows parties whO have complied with the law for four years to complete their title by the pay ment of $1.25 per acre.
 It also modifies the desert land laws and makes them apply to Col orado, which in the past have not applied to that state.
 It allows patents to be issued to cities and towns on mineral lands, and permits patents to subsequent ly issue for mineral claims within the limits of the patent for the city.
 It gives the right of way to ditch es and reservoirs on public lands and government reservations.
 It revokes restrictions limiting the amount of land which can be held by one person from mineral lands.
 It is provided that in Colorado, North and South Dakota and Wyo- ming, and the gold and silver re- gi0ns of Nevada and Utah and Ida ho it shall be sufficient against any prosecution for trespass to show that the timber cut was for agricul- tural, mining, manufacturing or do- mestic purposes, and not transport ed out of the state. This, however, is not to apply to railroads.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-03-26

Ayoung man who came to Tomb stone a few days since, thought to start his western life by going on a ranch. He made arrangements to take charge of a wild and lonesome wood ranch not over fifty miles from town. He was driven out and left there but appeared in town the next day, having walked all the way. He had been born and raised in the east and one night out was sufficient to tire him of frontier life. He left his overcoat at the ranch and requested a man who went out there a few days later to bring it in for him. Wishing to read something before returning. the lone occupant of the cabin hunt ed in vain for something to peruse. At last he thought of the overcoat which was hanging on nail, and diving a hand into one pocket he pulled out a bible. He heaved a sigh as he gently placed 1t back in it's place and dove into the other pocket and pulled out a we'll worn copy of Buffalo Bills latest pro- duction. This was too much for even an old frontiersman, and he fell asleep ruminating upon the varied dispositions of the eastern literary mind.-Prospector.