davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-31
THE POLICE VICTIMIZED.
A Forged Order Secures Part of a
Prisoners Money.


Prisoners Money.
A forgery case, Of which the police
authorities were the victims, is the
most recent development in the city.
Some weeks ago John Collins was
brought into the station for drunken
ness. He was afterward discovered to
be suffering from loathsome disease.
and was taken to the county hospital,
where he still remains. At the time of
his arrest he was searched, as all pri-
soners are, and was found to have con-
siderable money on his person. This
money was held in keeping by Judge
Bean, the police clerk, who still has
charge of most of it..
A few days ago man named James
keenan, called on Chief Glass, repre-
sented himself to be a friend of Collins
and explained that he had an order from
the sick man for $40. He presented the
order. which seemed to be all right, and
the chief instructed Clerk Bean to pay
over the amount called for. This was
done. Since then, however, it has been
found that the order was forgery and
was in no way authorized by Collins. A
complaint was therefore sworn to yester-
day before Justice Owens charging
Keenan, with forgery, and warrant has
been issued for his arrest.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-31
PETER FUNK SHARPERS.
CHIEF GLASS SENDS THEM TO THE
RIGHT-ABOUT.
They Quarrelled Over Lot of Gim-
cracks-They Get Some Good Advice
and Walk Out of Town.

Chief Glass of the police department
yesterday disposed very suddenly of two
undesirable new arrivals in the city.
Several days ago James Butzker and
A. Strauss, both Polish Jews with
number of aliases, came into Los An
geles from the north. They had lot of
''pinchbeck" jewelry with them, and
would undoubtedly have reaped rich
harvest of chumps in the town had they
not attracted attention to themselves by
getting into quarrel with each other.
On Monday evening they fell out on
Main street and had fine fight, with
out witnesses, from which Butzker
came out with black eve. The officer
who heard of the disturbance could not
make an arrest, but reported the affair
to the chief, who, on Tuesday, had the
two pugilstic "Peter Funk" sharpers
brought to headquarters on general
principles. The men were searched, and
on one of them was found bill from a
Chicago house for thirty watches, the
amount paid for the time pieces being
$75. Eleven of the $2 so chronometers
were found in valise carried by Butz-
ker. This satchel, it turned out, was
the cause of their difficulty, both of the
men claiming it as their property. With
Solomonic wisdom the chief turned the
two men out into the street and retained
the valise, telling them that they could
have the bag whenever they had set
tied their trouble between themselves.
Yesterday morning Butzker and
Strauss showed up again, and said they
had come to an amicable understanding.
The chief then turned over to them the
bag of 'gold" watches, and opened out
on the pair with Philippe. He told
them that they were of a breed of cattle
which would not be allowed grazing
room in the confines of the city, and
advised them to make tracks as soon as
possible if they did not desire to waddle
around the vicinity with an OK chain,
cannon ball, an Oregon boot, pick and
a shovel. Butzker and Strauss disap-
peared from the Angel city at once.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-31

"Cowards are cruelp'-but the brave man
won't drive a suffering horse. He will buy
bottle of Salvation Oil and invariably cure his
animal
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-31
A CASE OF ALCOHOLISM.
A City Prisoner Dies in the Receivin,
Hospital.

Leonard Sweitzer, tough citizen,
who was arrested last Sunday by De-
tective Auble, died yesterday afternoon
at 3 40 in the receiving hospital at po-
lice headquarters. The deceased was
caught by the detective while trying to
dispose of several new blankets
which he had stolen.
Sweitzer was very drunk at the time,
and showed symptoms of having been
addicted to habitual invulgence for a
long time. The cause of his death was
undoubtedly collapse due to this vice.
The body was taken to the undertaking
rooms Of Orr, & Sutch, and an inquest
will be held by Coroner Weldon this
morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-31
LEGITIMATE AUCTION.

shall continue the Auction Sale my store
Spring. and will be fully that
and determined reduce stock they will attend
sales This is not sale of shopworn goods ewy sye
but frstcass goods respect
being offered and sold daily Howard E and Waham
This is opportunity you every
afternoon at pm, and 80 in the evening.
L. NJ WAGNER.
H. A. REED, Auctoneer.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-31
SAN JOSE.

Earned runs-Los Angeles, 2; San Jose, 3.
Two base hits-Wright, McCauley, Hulen,
Hasamaear, Dooley, LOokabaugh.
Three base hits-Dooley.
Sacrifice hit-Glenalvin.
Double plaYs-Hasamaear to McCauley.
Bases on balls-By Lookabaugh, 8.
struck out-By Lookabaugh, /; by Roach, 1.
Time of game-2 hours, minutes.
Umpire-James Mcdonald.
ScOrer-J Will Lysons.
+Two men out when winning run was made
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-31
You've No Idea

How nicely Hoods Sarsaparilla hits the needs
of people who feel ''all tired Out,' or "rhn
down, from any cause. It seems to oil up the
smoothly and work becomes delight
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-31

On June l, 1902,
for largest NUM- bey
of notes cut from
circular around bot
tie.
Ask your druggist.
SO cts. per bottle.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01
4 Strange 1sns.

Ahout thirty five or iortv years ago =
NAH named Stalk lived in Plymouth and
owned fh~ lsni nos own~d ny john
Tnsnxs m,Sih II town. tie died and
was bur,esi on the farm he,wren two 0sk
is~e~. Years sgo tho ssrrs we're cni
do~n snt the ssumis sruhh~d ont but
ths gsAse would show Er i's~lf at all
times. The ,'Is'y hss h~sn plow~d over
fos years. and crops pns in bnt in no in.
seAscs would anything grow ON the
erynnd IN. s;ss ol the grave. Il has
ben . Noticeable fact ny several who
were isnossnt oi the grave ever being
there and who filled the land. ihst .
barron place wss in the field the rize and
shsps u = rpfiin. sid ~hSn they ~
nAskei ahout The strange incident. they
would learn the fact sbout the matter.
Il h . ssstnss thing, and TO us unex-
PLAN sble.-PIymouth correspondent to
Asusts EssIs::
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

A lsdy. stopping In New York hotel
during recent "hot s,~l,," Gas mnch
tsOabIsd by fear Of busxlArr. She hsd jsss
dropsed aslcep one night, vhen She wxs
as",ared BY sharp sepost. like thst of =
pistol. and Sslt tinsiing ssnsstion in her
shoulder. Putting up her hand. she vss
hoSritSd 10 Hnd her night sown saturated
with sDne kind Of fiuid, which rhe was
sure wAs blood "H~nvy, Henry" she
cr'ed TO her sl-~ping husband. "Im shus |;
I am bl~eding 10 10 nh!" Nonsense.
Em." her Gallons hns',sn.i replied ~ hr
s0t np and lf the gas, YOU have hee"
DIRE sming" Bat ,m ~st ~iih hlooi. |"
Issssis,s.i the terrified woman. "Yon s,s
~s'. hut MT wi,h blood" sAid the hue
bsn.i; "ii's-" and h.. hurst iato ryAss u
isngh,er. Hr hal uawirsd y bottls Of
sods wafer dnr,n. the evening. bnt mn
ol-ned u. Il lay OH table. pointing
directly ut IN. t'sd. AMI u was svidsn,
that, exploding under tho heat. IL hal
si,oi the cork and half ,hs soiswstsr
scsoss the roo.n, aud hit tho lady ~ shs
sIep.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01
Rscsnly Uncovered xsdsl,;ons.

Lovess o( literature will BE- Interested
IN the recent discovery in email home
Of the buried city oi Pompsii d Two
m~dallions representing respectively Hos,
eco snd virsil. Tho death II Horscs
occnssed eight yesss beiose the Christi N
era and that Of Virgil ten years earlier
while The dsss oi the de~sruc,lon ol
Pomt~h by the esupsioa Of vesuvius !,
A. ID. 20.
H-s.s 'he portraits svs not coaiea,.
posary. Though they cAnnos hs placed
very long after the sgs ol the posts. Bu'
although they are In that s~spsct only
fancy y'r'sAi,s. n. G.ston Boissier has
pUinted out to the French Academic sles
Inscriptions that they have . di~sinc,
sessmblAncs 10 the miniatures VI Hosas~
snd Virgil given In the mAnu-cripis VI
she Tselith and Thirteenth csn,ur,ss.
The PompeiiAn iDedAllions xsv only ol
very mediocre character when regard.
I'd solsly lsom mn ssti.iic standpoint.
This very TACT Strengthens the idea OF n
continuous srslsiic irxaiiion ~ ~ the
bodily psss-ntn'ent VI the iwo poe,s
The Pompe,iAn xriiss snd the monsst. q
rcril,1 c,,u!i have had no di1ess connec.
ton, hut they may easily have derived
their h<urr~ ir.nn coamo0 source.
Ahother point Vi interest - ~ rec the
popular sri,ici-m within lees than y crn.
iury after their death, linking together
Horace and Virgil. Hos enduring ,h~i,
fame IL may bs realized II ~e rea'- ms~'
that now, si'~r the lAp~e VI nInr'scn cen
tusies, they have mO,s ssA iers snd al
mire's than .t amy psrcesiinx period. u
is ~ bs feared that few VI u. In~rAr.
reputstios,s VI mcdrrn sYr. ~iil sHi,-
etsHd ~ suec~r-iu'iy HE rAnkrre'i
tooth VI time - Masa.h~rier Guardian
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01
kInsss ~ asd 0Ma.

"Ws srs AGAINST Protection, Piuto.:sx.
cy And xsrArl ~ pemslo ,uipns gerry. All
We prop,ss 10 wry sau ear ,nto Afri:. ;
u 81 sse tie sStton cittis,s N u sii'Ji,
gree,i t0 their tv',nd dstions aud make tie
Sob,Dsra howl ri,s bl.ck n.x u u.
against corruption IN h,Eii p,aes M
d.liiAnco wish zcslvis: no quarter Iu
thsesss. II tins ~ i,esr.,,. let tb- Y 10 Il
jNls VINO. AMI ~, .x- ,n~ Haust .. .; iuT
when the Dsttl- OsSr xs"i ,l,e v,rIn,
II W0,. V'ir witi,~rS ~Ili I've t"iri O i~s a.
ever, stsi1.n aot tree, amSm.iesl AMI
unwrunx. ."-tlemr' W.,'~,sm.
Whoop. noor.y! As". ~nh pIn'.r.
rAcy. Away ~i,h "peosionn'o,g .r,
Whatever that may ,1 Sn.-c H.. rIt ..
del. make Il ,u- xnd the so,tss's hJsi.
carry sh- ear into AIric,, pit spis. int"
the fxt dsrk% II fie pAml~Sed .des III
Ala, psls PeIna sm O.s& And trsn y" the
skyey top u olympus. take srms agAi"-.
soA Ut fsonhl~r. rat y crs'UiiIs. 81 ny
on monnn.ni, grin nae tho young
eyed rh~r'i'in,. ia'e Of yu0r fAs~ u.
suite yWs ms.s, th,Ow puy 10 Tho stOI-.
m sks tns ~elk,n ring. IL ~ tot = piini~'i
devil, leave thy vain mn',lr bsni,i~, ~
sm an ~ IiI ss,i'a st,nS.. s"-Ak ~ ,silin.l.
ani rsst,, environ with WOlves the
tsem ding ismp. psoss,'tiVa. q sir ill yOpr
sy-l"is Gill 40 longer ~,s, poas ii,r
sset milk Ut e cH,curi into hell, -. y."ir
OIL a-lv-s again. and VT all split! Ave.
To- ii,o psppi-< - tn. be ,ch fllip the
stsrs .Hd sinoDSs k,.s s',- starry eyes
The II ck q u il ny sad the jx il not.
H rTsy fos portry nine cheers snd Z
TAmmAmv tiger ins the Star Eyed Col
d..~. sni the same nu,rter fs Henry
w d'er.m. tire yeasr0is. iats-psi snd
~ iriux Irs'i.s Of the ~sr into Africs
sai nav his wifhers remain unwsuns
forever IN. Y. Sun.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01
H.sE0IFF's sAs.S..
George NJ. b ,wsss

George NJ. b ,wsss
A. \. X i,ker.
By vIrtu. of An sxscusi IN issued nut Of
the i,issrict Court of the Fourth Judicini
Distr,cr. u 'auty Vt Monave OF the Ter.
tory of Ariz ms, wherein George n. 10 . ..
piS ni6, an 4 1. 4. TIA 'kss, dsfsn I Mt, a.,
Oa n Judaui~ut rendered She 7,h day Ut
Sept-m,,er, I w, fos sns sam II 40 hau.
drsd aud fvs OtiOJ doilsrs. Uni:sd - .,ss
RoIu oOin, bs.idss oost and interest, Inv
this day 'sv.sd rpon all The right title.
o aim. and interest of sxid usfsnd ,ut "A
kuckr. Ut ia xait tho Z .libw.ux d-~orib ..
1sHl sstse. ~ xit:
Oss undivided ons-nAlf interest Ia that
certain mine of ia,uiaI o.ai II xnow ~ sus
Aoh ,ve q ,esu, >isu ,ts IN W,.v,r m,n n
distriot, Mobave CJani ", Ar,xpi, T.fr,.
tory. and II iseosd In Book .'J'', p.g . syz
aud 7s3 n ming k~00rd Of s.ij c..unly
Al,o ons uadiv.del Que half intsrs Ia the
Golden Mvn Mime r-oordsr ~ Book h"
y 70 t6o. Aisu undivided Os,e half m
tsss.t Ia the following nxm,sd mines &,
VI: ChlorIds, Bao,s,-, Cpppsr kosh
Honev '"nb, B.dgsr. Alpha Uso Moasek.
Ju .bo N,.Z Apex, Moxuii aud vsmpIrs.
All the abOvc mentioned mines H.~ sscsrd.
ed Ia b ~,S "a" Miuin9 Records OF NJ.
haze o.'unsv. Arxnl Tssritosy. 10 which
rseosds rsfers 'os 70 hereby had and made
fr . mo,s perfect description of said
Mining claim,
Pabl'o not,cs 10 hereby iven that will,
Oh Mondsv the 2ssh day Of October, 1897
at II O'cl'sck y. M. ut s~,d day, In front .f
the s.Oort House d,sov of the County Ut
Aa'h. ave. .sil publio auction for Um ed
States gold onn. III the right, title. cl q,
and intsSs-t Of laid defend mt. A..
Rocker, Of. in and to the above described
property, or - much thereof ~ nav be
pscs.ssvy TO raise sumc snt to satisfy said
Judgment. with interest and o,sts, etc.,
~ the highest and bs.t bidder.
WM. H. LAKE.,
Sheriff Of Mohsvs Comfy.
Dated at Kingman. this 18th day Of Sep.
tsmbef, 1872.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

The Pitsburg Post says there hsv.
besn 242 se,instiJn ot Wages in establish.
menss IN Il RI lined ssd vot protection in
the McKinley biIl. employing from 81 10
5000 men each. Not ono single increase
oi wages has besn reported.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01
Aelyes.

Nntire IL bss,by g,v., that the under.
signed owner N the WsNesn View min.
i"y rlsim. and one half aw".r II 'b~
tierrit'-IDsvis Nnmh~r Ore and ierriti.
Dsvi. Nnm,..s ia" mio,nv rlsi'pr will
ms N. responsible fos anv debts ron'rasf.
~ nv the CONTRACTOR lessess os other
thereon.
JoHN r. DAVIS
Mineral Park. Moi.avet oanty, Avispna,
March 2lss. 100, 2ltf
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01
sssiss /. T,sesss /" Ss~ aes~ras1
OsvicE % rms BoAsD % SupEs-)
yisoRs % MOmAvK CoUATy,
AnsxasA Trsssrnsv

Ovvic. % rms BoAsD % sUpEs-l
yis0Rs % MOmAvK (oUATy,
ARIZONA TEsKTosy.
Nosicv !. hssebv given that the Board
of Supervisors u Mol,Xve County did.
II their regular meeting, In April. 1892.
In srcordsnce wiih m scs pssssd ny the
Territorial Legislature. and approved
March Is, 1859. ,nsds the following Or
der:
II h hereby ordered that new sesis-
tsstion II the elecioss of Mohsv~ county
m made. and oil electors Ass required 10
register IN sss'ossizn.e wish the isW, and
that si,~ Clerk II the B,mri IN in.ssnss.
~d 70 psii.lish nNiew In the oiiicisl pa.
per " the County, the time required nv
isx.
Tho County Recori~r and every qnsli.
fissi Jns,i.~ III the P~ses aud each D~p-
MY Rscos,ies II registering officer.
Registering otiir~rs will he appointed nv
ii,1 Board Of Supervisors In any ps~cincs
which II without = qnxlihed Justice oi
the Pesc~.
BY order ot the B.mrd.
T.. J. GoDxAN.
Clerk oi the Board.
KinYsnan, July let, 1872.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

II w'aht sAti.~r tfnsl That medicine
'hsn amy doctor ] know m." says Mr.
H.iiis Mason, of Chiffon. Carter C..
s'n.. in speaking Of Chan,beslsin's Collie.
Ci"'-ra AMI Diarrhea Remedy. This
n,~'i'c,ne can slwsys I've depend~d npos,.
even 10 the mort severe aud ,ixDyrr,si.
t,>-s. tay,h Tor children and adults. Is
M 81 c-nt t0iiles fr rs'e hy
II. II. Watkins.
Druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01
FOR Sa,e.

II Weaver dis.sif. ope BRYANT mill.
one rock bsesker. 'wo IA, hoafs. ~ fees
~ length nv IL fs~f aide. each. shsf'iny.
's.isinv. hIssksmish h~,s str.. wi'i "
Gid cheap fs cash. This machinery
lss. M, h~.~n used overs week Amply 10
HARvEv HuBBs,
Kinvmsn.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01
Ns,s... I.

KiNaMAS. tprii 25'h. 1892.
Notice II hereby given thai the under
si.t..t ow n..v ~ =, ,br.. Plata and Msrs.
tss~x mi',~> will not ~ r-s,s,H.ihl~. tms
will 4, 80, = r~-gsns,',I.. .~ AZ,
e""'',.t Nv 't,- contractors OF
lpsa..es tl'essOu.
n Mas. HANNAH j. WILsOn.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01
NOTICE.
KrxGM,x, May 2, 1892.

KINGMtN, May 2. 1892.
Nntis~ - h-r-h, gwen that the Prime.
SO-A pi"r or the U~ ber. thereof will ne
~. rs.-lo',-I,,i. tr xny debts ,sn'isa,te',
y tn. ..m'ra'orr or l~r~s-s ih~r~n.
tiEokGE ROwgRs
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01
.GM w"S.

IN TIE JU sTiCE'S uDURr or KIN J.
mn pruna,s. I, th, O,unty Ut do
have. Terri .nH II Arixonn.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01
FOUS0

Mas. HANNAH j. WILsox.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

A hunch ri keys; owner can have .su~
ny pr"s,ns properly and pawn. for this
,i,-r,.-,n-ns. Ap,,lv NJ MINER otiicr.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

The i.,icv III Paris xnnnnnce that
Francis Psucry has ~-caIs-d from w.
,,enAl colony ii New Csls,ios,iA wiih ths-s
other cAriives. THE de-cri,aion ol
paucry says that l,- IL tsii1x.i and ~.
arri'~s his tsffoo marks an tollo~s: H.
has o0 his .h"uLi-r- -,snl~ss of Rear.
Admiral. two ta,-tS N f-insle-. = t,sin.s!.'
IL acton. Az anchor, ptnsv. /. tiowrr n'
tn. right h sn,l. tao busfs ~ mn-kst~ers
b'i$t NJ u .rrios with can,~en. fwp
y0inx yAiagt,sns rrs-lng r~rh "h-r "''
'i,s left arm. two piys~,n.. n ~ t.n. tao
d .'ni,g hearts, u rrbAn; p the rh~-'
r,r il a~en twO lor.rn,~n. u srn.s and
dsyg-r; o., the heart altar. u cr,ss a"a
he M; on The ri.ht knee tao r,siili-'' ,
and cssk on the rtom ,ch.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

Ths Denver Road saya that vote fM
the republican ticket in Colorado neans
A vote fur s,lver's greatest enemy.
A vote io continue present hard timer.
A vo'e for Carne.i.. and Frmk.
A vote Ia help the milliont t,re.
4 w . to further degrade III. l,tOsinl
msn.
4 vots fw ~ cent wheat sni I-r.
M, m,
4 eo'- for 5 ,..nt cstnp.
A v.as g., ID cent silver.
A s.ss AZ siasi ~ifs AMI ihs hAby.
A vote Tor NJ hov,~.
A yOsS tv .i.<p,iP.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-12-01
FOR UNPROTECTED LADIES.
Arrangements Being Made for Their AZ
commodation at the Worlds Fair.

Arrangements Being Made for Their AZ
commodation at the Worlds Fair.
Pursuant to a call published IN yes
terday,s STATESMAN quite large
number of the lady teachers OF the
city assembled in the main hall OF the
high school yesterday afternoon d.
A O'Clock to meet Mrs. Rosine Ryan,
Worlds Fair commissioner at large,
and hear from her the plans winch
have been matured by the national
committee for the accommodation OF
ladies who are DESTROYS of attending
the Exposition but who will be COM
nelled to visit Chicago alone or III
company with other ladies. e
/ Mrs. RYAN first gave a resume Oh
the work that has been done by the
ladies and then went into an explana,,
tion of her main subject. She stateo
that the idea of providing suitable &C.
commodation tor unattenueu lauies
was first suggested by letters written
the board by poor women VINO, "niie
thew were anxious to attend the lalr !,
were DESTROYS of knowing Wnae
protection they would have against
exorbitant charges. A VIDE nelo loI
thought and action was thus opened
nm. but the noble women, with their
usual earnestness, came to the lrohV,
and after much hard work, plan
was evolved, and the Domitory asso'
citation formed, which promises to
satisfactorily fill all the requirements
of the case. The plan is this:
A stock company Will pc 4oTlAeu
bv woven in all sections Of
the country: a share of stock will cost
$40, and with the money thus raised
dormitories will be erected. Whlle
the buildings are called dormltories
they are so named simply because
they are to be used as sleeping places,
but it must not be understood that
they are to consist of large halls with
cots arranged along tie walls: On
the contrary, each dormitory will con-
tain 500 single and $50 double rooms,
all fitted with the most comfortable
furniture and bedding, while the
buildings themselves will have all the
very latest appliances for sanitation
and ease. Each dormitory will be
presided over by matron whose sole
duty will be- to look after and care for
the guests.
The shares are positively non Asses
sable and while it is not the intention
to make money making scheme the
stockholders need have no fear OF
future liability as on no condition will
the managers of the enterprise, I'M
dertake any work unless they have
the actual cash on hand. The
shares are, however, transferable
but no one person can buy more than
ten shares, in order that speculation
may be prevented. To stockholders
the rooms will cost at the rate OF 40
cents per day, but as each share OF
stock contains twenty-five room cou-.
pons it will be seen that the holder OF
one share can for $40 secure lodging
in Chicago for nearly month. inc
above, of course, doeo not include
board, but restaurants in close prox-
unity to the dormitories have
been provided for, at which
meals can be obtained at the very
lowest rate possible. Already over
$50, 900 has been subscribed, coming
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-12-01
IN A GOOD CAUSE.
Alcalde Minstrels Give Show for Charitable
Purposes.

Alcalde Minstrels Give Show for Charitable
Purposes.
r he following lette received at this
office yesterday The STATESMAN
cheerfully publishes and hopes that
liberal assistance will be extended
from the Capital city:
RUsK, Tex, Nov. 26, 1872.
To the Editor of The Statesman.
DEAR Strive wish to enlist your
valuable service in behalf of a charlt-
able project. We, the members OF the
Old Alcalde Minstrels of the East
Texas penitentiary, have been per-
mitted for the past seven years to give
two entertainments to the outside
public at Christmas and New Years.
We have been fairly patronized in
former years, but this year as Christ
mas falls on Sunday it makes it neces--
sary for us to inform our distant
friends that we will give our enter
tainments on Saturday evening, Dec.
"A, and Saturday evening, Dec. 81, SO
that those who wish to attend will
know the date. The Buckner Orphans
Home of Dallas, Tex, will be a bene'
ficiary to half the proceeds of the
entertainments. You knowing this
we thought you would insert a notice
your valuable paper for us. We en-,
close a blue print which you will
please have put in some conspicuous
place. Trusting you will give us space
we are, very respectfully,
OLD ALCALDE MINSTRELS.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-12-01
Two Hundred Cheap Heaters.

Tile and plain finished Franklins
Tor parlor use, box heaters of all sizes,
Jumbo, Globe brilliant, Grit, central
blast, barrel SNAPPED, coal heating
euitable for bed rooms, portable CRATES
of various styles. Stoves were bought
low and will close out on small
margin, as 1 am overstocked. Also
fine lot of cook stoves from $13 to SIS.
Parties fitting up room5 for university
students will find it to their interest
to call on K. G. Miller. 222 East Sixth
street.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-12-01

principally from the Eastern states,
and Mrs. Ryan stated that when she
left Chicago some few days ago the
money was coming in at the rate OF
from 5000 to $500 per day. It.is esti-
rootaG that to build and furnish one
dormitory will cost $50, 600, but 1t IS
hoped and believed that at least
enough money will be raised to erect
four If not five buildings, all OF which
will be close to the fair grounds
proper. u.4L
membered is that the books for the
sale Of stock will positively close on
the first day of next January and it
therefore behooves all ladies who de-
sire to avail themselves of this splen-
did opportunity to lose no time in
snbscribing for stock. To those so de-
string the following form is given in
order to save trouble and confusion:
Mrs Helen Barker, Secretary Dormitory Associ-
alton, Chicago, ILL.,
Enclosed please find money order or
draft las the case may beg payable to
Eldridge G. Keith, treasurer, for SIC
for one share of stock.
Time.
Signature in full.......:......
Address. ...................
All of the above form is plain with
possibly the exception of the blank
after the word ''time." On this blank
line you are requested to write the
month in which you will visit the fail
so that your room or rooms will b'
saved for you.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-12-01
Llano Locals.
| Special to The Statesman.

Special to The Statesman.
LLANo, Tex, Nov. 2S.-Hon. Wal
ter Tips of Austin passed through our
city today from his Menard county
ranch, where he has been spending a
few weeks. He found his ranch and
stock in excellent condition, and en-
enjoyed the outing greatly.
Our elegant new bridge across the
Colorado is rapidly nearing compile
ton, and will coon be opened with
elaborate ceremonies.
Mining enterprises are progressing
satisfactorily, and investors are en-
couraged.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-12-01

Special attention is called to the dis
play advertisement Tin this issue) OF
w. H. Richardson, one of Austin's
live business men, who will carry a
full and complete stock of everything
in the hardware line. The farmers
will do we'll to call add see Mr. Rich
ardson before buying elsewhere.