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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-15

order 10 show Cause Why order ~ sale ~ Rusl
istatc should not he made
IOsErl urEN.iIAW, ans ADMINS.
- traitor Of Iuc estatc Of ann urcnshaW,
dDrcucd. having nici h. pcuiou herein. duiy
verified, praying fuf au order ui snlo NJ ai
personal property nut hI ut tho real yaihtu
81 snii dvccdunL Tor tie purpusus therein
.,i form, . f. therefore CrlCru hi the
judge OBJ Hhii curt, that all persons Interested
iu the estate of snii icteAsca appear before the
sald Probate Court uu Tuesday, tlr IN dhy OF
November, lew. NJ 10 O'Clock In thU forenoon
ni Haid DAY. at thU Court Room uf said Probate
Count NJ The County Court House. % tho tity
AMI County 90 ralt Lake, ttah Iofrl'ufy ttu show
rHusr Why nn order should not be- granted 10
The sAld himinlatrAtlr fu sull su much ~ tho
real aud per uual estate ut thr snid dCroaFci
nj public fnic fa shall Dec Necessary, and that
copy nf this order Dc published o. lcast
tour surrrstlvr weeks in The DIsEHEr EVEN
$50 NtWH, n neVsphpc printed and published
in cam CITY anu County.
Dated Oftuber 18Th. isNt.
q. W. BARTCu, Probate Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-15
NOTICE. oF sAlf oF RrAl esIATe.


NOTirf leuIuTWi GtyES, ruAT ~
~ Uufsu1urn OF An order Of zoe IRONS
TOUT ~ tue lnuuiY of SAT- l1ko. ierri1rr 81
itah made ON 'he 1'ih 11y pf iurc i'Niin me
Wsrdic. deceased. tho underfi1ned. the admin
ntfator Of the taid eatste. viii Heli it pINatg
sale, 20 thf hichoft hiddHf for rath, hv iesled
mdf iu Whiting ADD subject IN confirmation ny
$40 Probate Court on Tuefday, tho l,ih Jay
unice of Richards IS Ainyic. attorney rooms
a1i $40 Consultation Huihliug. % south, Main
sttcet. salt take cts. iinh OH the uglt title
and Interest ana cstHtc 81 toe gnid Hannah
1uuliufun Wnrdlo ~ tnc time of her death.
aud ai the right, ute ana interest ihattho s1id
tItulp has hV operation uf tine law or other
WISE acquired otnrr than or IN addition Co that
OF the saii Hannah Iomlu4on Nardlr at the
time ut herdoatu, iu aud ~ all lint certain
JORDAN. Salt Lake ounty. Utah TERRITORY. aud
bounded and Described Do f0llnws. To wiz
Al OF thai portion ~ l4uia Two ~. 1--WE ~
and Eiuht ls., iu section TWO tl. Iownslp
salt i.nke Meridian, bounded IN described %
follows, TO VIE. tpmmeurtuL where the north
fence ut John NardIcs line lihat wac Huch
Mns 9th ls9s.. latrrsOrtI iniN race near
west lnr ~ lot kicht i'I 81 sala section
thence south 10 Intersection " william War
die huWpstDad, that b. lat Nine % ~ sad
Sc tom thence chst 70 aaid min race thence
following aid mill race north totbo place NJ
heunnipr aud containing fony'sovcn Acre.
Terms and condiuons NJ saiei cash ten per
cent % thu purchase money 60 lC pnid on hu
day of sale. tile balance on confirmation NJ
faln hy sld Probate Court Dtcd nt expense
W TuOMAs-D. LEwIs.
Administrator of tie estate " Hannah
Tomiinsnu wardie deceased.
salt lake city, october ind lsl.
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order ~ show cause why order Of sale o.
Heal Estate should not bo made.
YOHN =. LEWIS, TuE ADMINISTRATOR
~ uf tnr ustair 81 AhIrs g. Willlam-, de
ceased, having hltd hi- petition herein Oh
verified, praying for an uTuC" sale ui the ltt
onal ana the real estate 90 sand drrt'cut
fo. ,ne purpose therein sot forth, 70 b. there.
fore ordered by the Judge ui SAN Court.
lint Nl rultuHs interested In Tie e.. ate
Of said deceased appear before the shid Pro.
bate Court un fuCsday, tho 10Th day ~
November l-ya az Do u'clocs IN the fore,
noon NJ sad DAY. ~ tho tnurt Room " suli
Probate Court, ~ the County court lluusc,
m the uity and county NJ Salt Lhtu, lhh
TorrtoTy. % chow cause why an order should
no. lo granted to The said administrator. 70
sell su much Cf me tr4 estate NJ Tie sad
dcyCHrcd at private sale SO fhall be- ~ coHsafy,
and that copy OF thus order be- published
at least ilur HurcUiHayo wcets ln M" bEsEErr
EyiNtNg NEvs, O. newspaper printed aud uu1
lishTd M said city ana comfy,
Dated October Iitn, ltl2
g. W. nAgrCH, Probate Judge
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Notice ut time 'snd place fot the hearing ot
petition Tor admission 10 rroOA'e oi VIII
DURsUANr TO AZ ORDER OF SAID
Court m fGid matter, notice i- hereby
gwen that Thursihy, the l5ih day ~ ~
vcmbcr, a. u. lsls, al " o'clock o. ui, AZ thu
County court iiuuHe in rnlt Lake tiy, Utah
Tcfritlry,in The court ruUm OF sHld Court, hns
boru appointed The timo and place Tor the hear
inr of petition or ahfau Roberts, praying
for tie AdWsbIuu 20 probate OF % certain zoe.
umHut Herewith presented uutp1rtinE To De
the last Will and Testament ui owen Roberts,
deceased, when and where all persons M
tcrcHtcd may appear AMI oppose the probate OF
thil will on tho granting % lUitcrs testhmtu-
tury to her Or prayed for IN said petition,
~ witness whereof I have hcrcuutp set my
hand Hun HnlNrd the seal OF faid Court, lha
an dry OF November, a, y. 49,.
IsrAI.1 e.. T.. ALLEN,
CLERK ~ the Probate Court.
ny CAUSTEN BRowSE, ji,, Deputy Clork.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-15
BOYS CLOTHING.
We showing Splendid Assortment Of Boys Suits and OvercOas
We aim to sell GOOD STRONG RELIABLE and wELL-MADE
CLOTHING, such will give satisfaction and
PRICES BELOW THE LOWEST -da

Hot Dark Hair iue SOC
lot Brown Plaid,
lot Wood Brown Pin 10
Hot Ovecoats in handsome heavy weight with Capro
GOT Ovccosts Dark Plaid, with Cape heavy weight
few Of Youths listers In slice 49, TO- IL
'.s . Gee.
Boys Natural Grey Mixed Underwear "a ~ -
one line Meilcated Scarlet UnderweSr halt price
Meme Underwear in Grey Mixed 1Oo suit
Medium Weight Camelsiair
Norfolk and New Brunswick Grey Meuo Un derwear
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-15
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court uf tho County Of salt
Lake, Territory OF Utah.
In the matter ~ the Estate ot ralph Harrison,
LlnML-nI.
order to show cause why order Of sale OF Tea
estate should not be mode,

deceased.
order to show cause why order Of sale OF real
estate should not be mode
EHAKLE5 H. GROW, THE ADMiNI>TRA'
" Tor Of tho esiHtt Of Ralph harrison, DC
&c. hul, nan'ns n,ea ms pV1rtespp af XIV.
ut 'ull tho real estate Of said decelrnt,
for tho purposes therein SGT forth, II IA
hereby ordered hy the Judge OF said Court
that AL p1re0ns interested o. the estate ~
said deceased appear before the said PROBATE
Cont on tuesday, the lath day Of December
iepl, a ~ o'clock In the forenoon OF sad day NJ
the court Room OF sAtd Probate curt at tho
County Cont House, m the city and county OF
haltLhke Utah Territory, 20 show cause Why an
order should not be granted to the SAT- admin
isuRt0r 10 soil 81 much NJ tho real estate o.
the said deceased AZ private sale A. thhll DO
necessary, and that copy OF ihn order DO
published az least tnIeo ruccctpive weeks m the
DrtLitEr tyLstNu NEWs, AroNspnpor print
ed AMI pullished m sad city aud county
Dated November, nm, lrF2.
G. ". BARTCn. Probate Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-15

In thO Probate lNu 4 ~ ana Tor SAT- LAKE
County. Territory Of Utah.
In tho matter NJ the estate OF Maren Olsen
Jensen deceased.
Nouco Of time and place for the hearing OF
petition for admia ion 10 Probate u VIII.
DuHsuANT no An ORDER or SAID
Court m said matter, notice ~ hereby
Fiyen that Thursdny, tho l7th day November,
A u. lela, AZ 10 O'Clock Am, At tho County
& uri House IA salt Lake City, Uth Territory,
In tho court room Of said Court has been az.
pointed the time and place tor the hearing uf
q petition Of Christian Jensen, PRAYING FOR tho
admission to probate OF n ccriain do umO
thereWlll present u, purporliug TO be The last
Will and teatament OF Marcn Olsen Jenspn,
deceased when aud where all persons inter
ettrd mny appear aud oppose the probate VI
said val, on rue rrhntug Of lritera testAmcu
tary tn him AZ prayed for In aAid petition,
In witness whereof, have heieunto set my
baud and affixed the seal Of said Court, tins
End day OF November, A. ID. 1872.
q y. ALLEN,
lsEALl Clerk Of the Probate Court
Iy CAUsrEN Known JK, Deputy Clerk
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N ovv IN PIs = 81.
THE
MEDIATION and ATONEMEN'
BY the Late PRESIDENT JOHN TAYLOR.

Fun Paper, 75oi Fun Leather s'ooi FL
Leather Gilt. s.5o. postpaid
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SUMMONS.

In ne District Court o. and for the Third judi
cal District of UAh Territory, County
OF sat Lake.
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IEOAL NOTICE.

~ the Probate Court in aud for salt Lake
County, Territory VI Utah.
In the matter OF the Estate Of owen Roberts,
deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-15
.Ss%;DRESS GOODS AND SILKS.%=-
We place Sale THIS WEEK the Gandes Values in Dress Goods
and Silks attem led in this City All New Stylish aud
asOnable Goods and at such Prices will
make You WONDER how we can do il.

At BoHc In Black Satin
@l At 5pc 20 ill., Black GIos Grain, finish.
E At Black Satin excellent quality
IN Az 20 in Black Al SILK Suh Hne
At S1c Black Fuc ~
Shades Pongee
offered.
shades OF Ia
worth ~ - 'a-a
tf AT DOc - in Crepe de Chine hoavy quality worth
o' At 15c - n Crepe de Chine
- At 5OG "a in AlSk Sutahs. worth S'jc
AZ Black Diagonal Cashmere, worth
At 'i1r, Back Henrietta ~ worth .,t)c
At Black French Cashmere, ~ worth
At 75c a inch Brocadd value,
iot S%l.sgJ
soc Cameshar -, -ya
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Noucc Of time and place for the hearing
petition Tor admia ion TO Probate u VIII
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-15
LEGAL NOTICE.
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court, ia ami for SAT- tAts
County, Territory VI utAh.
In lro matter Of the Estztc Of Ann Oxen.
fhiw. Deceased.

order TO show Cause Why order ~ sale ~ Rus
tstatC should not hc made
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In tho matter NJ the estate OF Maren Olsen
Jensen docuatcd.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
IN the Probate Court lu ana fYr SAT- Lake
County. Territory 0t uhh.

IN tho matter % tue estate ut AluCf /.
MillAms. deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-15

Notcc of time 'snd place fot the hearing 81
petition Tor admission 10 rtoba,e Ot VIII
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

Chairman w. s. Baker, Of the Hogg
state executive committee. is in receipt
OF the following letter. It is an at
tempt to defend Governor Hogg's ex-
travagant administration:
ARuRsE Tx. oct "a 1874
Chai rmNn waller $ Baker, Waco, Tex
DEAN Sm-I see that TnE GAZETTE, OF
Fort Worth, Is trying to make the people
believe that Governor Hogg's adwnistra-
tiOn has been more eXtravagant thAn ior-
mer administrations in Texas. Let us see
II this Is 30, by examining the rate OF tax
alton since 1879. o. ~ Roberts was gov
ernor from 1879 70 1888, John ireland from
1888 TO 1887, l. S. Ross from 1887 70 lssl'
and Governor Hogg since, The state and
ad valorem tax from 1879 to 1852, was 31H
on the siOO: from 1882 to 1855, II was 80
cents on the 500; from 1885 TO 1855, II was
70 cents on the 500; from 1888 10 1871, "
averaged IN cents on the 800 From 1883
TO 1SSS; the % cent rate
produced surplus OF over mil
lion dollars. This year, und9r Hoeg, 1t is
10 cents on the 500. These figures are
taken from the records and speak for them
selves, give the people the facts, aud Hogg
and Democracy will win hands down,
against Quincy, Clark & Co. You see put
Quincy first, because the evidence shows
he planned the revolt, and that no would
ike 10 make Lue governor Lulh llult duu Dc
called Warwick" Clark will not carry
single county on those western prairies.
His speech here turned scores of votes TO
HOgg. Let no Democrat deceive himselti
II is q fight between Democracy and Repub-
licanism, and the man who votes the Quincy
Clark ticket casts vote for Republican-
ism. Yours, Wan r. LooKErT.
This is a tribe the weakest attempt
to defend the extravaganza Of Hogg's
administration that has yet been pre-
sented. Most Of the Hoggites claim
that the necessary expenses of the state
government have increased and will
continue to increase as the state in
creases in population and business, and
the claim is conceded. But it is vigor-
ously denied that the increase should
be as great as 80 per cent,
The rate of taxation depends upon
the money in sight to meet current ex-
penditures, and Mr.. Lockett shows just
where it came from. He says that
from 1885 to 1855 the % cent rate pro-
duced a surplus OF over a million dol
lars, and therefore, "this year, under
Hogg, it is 10 cents on the $780,
1t will be remembered that IN addi-
ton to the surplus created under Ross
there was also a large sum received
from the general government, formoney
due thestate, Yourexplanation does not
explain, Mr.. Lockett. You presume
too much upon the credulity of the tax
payers. Try it again.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29
ALL OVER DIXIE.

At Jacksonville, Miss, w. S. Couch,
a lumber merchant was sent to the
penitentiary for four years for robbins
his own safe.
In the Memphis, Tenn, congressional
district the Third party managers are
holding night schools at which the
negroes are being instructed how 10
cast their vote by the Australian ballot
for Peoples party candidates.
Tennessee state officials have expe.
rienced much trouble in disposing OF a
new bond issue, owing to the recent
mining trouble.
Pool, the Republican candidate for
congress in the First district Of North
Carolina, has withdrawn in favor of
Gatling, the Peoples party candidate,
An attempt was made TO blow up the
house OF A. M. jackson at Chattanooga,
Tenn, with dynamite.
Near Chattanooga, Tenn, Charles
Gum had his head blown OIL by the ex-
ploSion OF dynamite.
The Columbian festivities in Charles
ton, 5. C., yesterday included repro
duction OF the assault on Fort Sumpter
IN April, 1853 by the Federal fleet.
The White SOU adron participated.
Charles Dollarhide, deputy sheriff of
Sewer county, Ark, was shot and killed
by moOnshiners.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

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80 we W." wa, loo'N io' q ''ioiNen' 10 lhe
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i'a. "'ol,'ou 40 P"r' OF us
y '.oi' Vi p'o''e.'o'' 'ne Plah
=. paying '"o oeu's = Pounu bounty
=" az sus"' prou ,I'. u One country
~ us 20 enaole planners 70 meet the
I'm y, 'i'ion u io'oisu P'Hn'erS' Inc
i,e'''oo' aug par'si :, I" pHr.y' Is OPP
p ~ 70 'lo pro'o', NV v'r'r, ana TO
'uo ~, sugar oouh'y. na, lne Democrats
., 'he country anu 81 texas are oeiig-
90 70 submit 10 tne .''rlu ana TO the
sugar bounty now 'he STATE OF Texas
lalsos On us l''rins' WORKED py eonViets'
sono a'oVV,ooV pouil ,, u sugar annually,
anu tne bounty whic ,i II could collect
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29
TEXAS NEWS NOTES.

GRoEEsBECI1. MCGUIRE. who
was camped near the city with he,.
husband, took an overdose OF morphine
and died
VELAsoo.-The British steamship
Iormore arrived from Colon last Friday
and Is now loading cotton and oil cake
for Liverpool.
GREENvILLE.--T statements of
Hunt county's banks just Issued, show
that the banks are In good financial
condition.
DENIsoN-Chas. Luttrell, who is
confined In the county jail at Sherman
charged with the assassination OF w.
L. Sharman OF this city last February.
Is greatly broken down in health and
is now almost helpless, with indications
OF consumption. He is becoming some
what alarmed over his condition and
has been consulting a physician.
When he was placed behind the bars
about i've weeks ago he was healthy
and robust and showed signs Of very
strong constitution, but now he seems
almost physical wreck.
1t is thought the registration in this
city Will reach over 1000.
GAINEsvILLE-Dep United States
Marshal Booker went to Sherman yes
terday with Joe johnson, an escaped
jail bird. The Dallas presbytery has
Just closed an interesting session in this
city. Nearly 100 visitors were present
who were entertained by the people in
Gainesville. The various pulpits In the
city were occupied by visiting minis
ters last Sunday.
PARASITIC Clark men in this CITY
are enthusiastic as ever.
CoRSICANA-The Presbyterian synod
Is assembling and number of minis
tiers haye arrived.
TENEHA-A much needed rain has
just fallen here.
LAREDo-TwO smugglers were cap
tured here yesterday.
Notwithstanding Lodge l4S of the
Switchmen's Mutual Aid association OF
North America will give their first an
niyersary ball at the city hall in Yoa-
KUN on December l..
COMMERCE. Crops in this section
Ore in fine condition.
GRANGER.-The laboring people will
have grand rally and picnic at Jonah,
Williamson county, on October 25.
CHnDREss.-A protracted Baptist
meeting has just closed here.
MCGREGoR-Our popular express
agent, John Noler, and Miss I.idda
Kirkpatrick of McGregor were mar.
ried yesterday evening at 3 p, M, and
left for Waco on the evening train.
Elder l.. @. Summons oliiciated
HILLsBoRo-A daily issued from the
press of j. G.. Bradley will make its
appearance here in the morning. II
will be non-political and known as the
Hillsboro Morning News.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

THE South enjoyed ten years Of quiet
prosperity during which her fields and
factories Gourished and her cities grew
like magic. Then the hordes Of agita-
tors, who had failed to grasp the oppor-
tunities that fortune offered them, dis
appointed that holder ana sbrewder
men had grown rich while they Lam
guished, precipitated themselves upon
the fair fabric that enterprise and gem
ius had erected and tried to beat it
down that they might fatten upon the
spoils. In majority Of the Southern
states the same conditions exist as in
Texas. Virginia, Georgia and Florida
alone have escaped the ravages Of the
destructive craze and in those states,
alone Of all the South, is there any sign
Of prosperity to-day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

TIE Waco Evening News, edited by
a syndicate of Jossers, has seen fit to
make an attack upon Ex-Governor
Ross, whom it accuses, by insinuation
the towards weapon-of being the
tool of the corporations. Having
waited in vain for the Little Cavalry
man to fall down and kiss the feet of
the big fat JOSS, the News, weary of
unwonted tolerance, breaks out against
man whose character as soldier, citi-
zen and public servant has been here
tofore held above reproaoh. ThrocS-
morton, Giddings, Hubbard Maxey,
Ross-not one Of these gentlemen has
escaped the envenomed arrows of the
idolators. 1t will be strange II their
friends do not ayenge them at the polls
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29
THE GAZETTE: FIT WORTH TEXAS SATURDAY. OCI0BER 20 1897

his money, had 1t been he would have
taken 10 readily enough. 1t belonged
to the tax payers, and it should have
been received and applied in the proper
place to tighten the burdens OF the
government.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

nnANcn nrr1Crs.

Alvaradc-J. w. Stark, correspondent;
Eddie Williams, agent.
Amarillo-F. e Highsmith, correspon-
aent; d r. Morgan agent
Al6any--R- h. Lyons, correspondence
Abllene-E. Il. Radford. agentand CORES
pendent Ofico, Postofice building, %
Chestnut street, FIRST floor, whore all or
ders for subscriptions and advertising
should be left.
Austin-J. p. McKenna.
Balhnger-J. Y. Pearce, agent and CORE
spondent. ONCE ut Pearoo's drugstore and
stationers.
Brownwood-H, II. Moore correspondent
Postofice building.
Balrd-n. J. Cook, correspondent; w.
G. Whitley agent
Beiton-Dr. r. S. Turner, correspondent;
J. p. Osierhout agent once In Postonlee
Clsri,syillo--w. S. ,ThOtias, cores,
pondebt
Cieburno-Louls Hammons, ngsnti X. @.
Hail, correspondent.
Colorado-H. G. Townsend, correspond
nnt; A. J. Payne, agent
Dallas-Ilugh Fitzgerald, correspondent
Once, 265 Main street, whore orders for
advertising should DO left. Tue GAZETTE
can be found on sale AZ oil news stands in
the city. X. Gunner, general news agent
Decatur. @. Gose, correspondents w,
FL PnsO-A, B. McKle, correspondent;
C. q. Keller agent.
Eddy N. NC. NJ. Howe & Co, agents.
Gainesville-A Wasson, Jr., correspond
ent; j. l.. HicksOn, agent ONCE Gainesville
music store.
Grcenville--v. w. Grubbs, correspon.
dent; Frank Scoonover agent
Gaiveston-C w. HAYES. correspondsnt.
N. S. Sabeil, agent
Henrietta-Dr Il NJ. Butter,vnrth. chr.
respondent; O. A. Minion, agent.
Hamllton-M S. Bunk. correspoudent
and agent
Hnisboro-T. d. Goodlng, correspondent
and agent Ohice, Gooding's news depot
adjoining postonlce, South Coyington
street
Jefferson-T d. Rowell, correspondent;
Albert Woods, agent
MArshall-W. Blocker, correspondeut
and agent; Office In postoniro boolsgtorc
MineOln-J II. Mcdaniel correapondent
and agent
Paris--W. II, GIL, cnrrespondent, u A
McGlassou, agent
Pilot Point-A. NJ. Ragland, correspond.
emit and agent
Quauah-B. j.. Colthar. correspondeut,
H. ID, Cameron. agent
Roswell, n. M.--James w. Mullins. chr.
respondent; Hughes q Wopdcock nuents
Seymour j. C.aGraham, correspondent;
shreveport, LAVA. southerlnnd. cor.
respondent; n. Hirsch. agont
sulphur Springs-K. j. Mass. corresnopd.
ent; Chas. Morehoad, agent.
emit; ~ ii. Fooshoe aiy.nt
San Angelo--A. II. Harrel. corres.
pondent: n ID Harris A. prn ag,,r,s Sa,e,
on Chadbourne street
Trinidad, Coi.-Wulinm Iittleaeid & 20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

A GOVERNOR who boasts of his de.
Eight in exchanging briokbats with the
courts whose construction Of the law he
Is sworn to obey necessarily excites APP
prehension In the minds OF men whose
material interests are dependent upon
the execution OF the laws as the courts
construe them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

THE attorney general says that the
question in issue upon the Australian
ballot law has never been passed upon
by any court Of which he has any lsnowl-
edge He is respectfully referred to
the same paragraph in the California
case from which he took tho tip OF the
sand lot triciSster, where that argu-
ment will be found to have been point
eddy overruled.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

Z. PINK HILL, Huntington's hired
man who edits the Houston Post, gets
very mad at the Galveston News for ex-
posing bit of thievery in which itstole
an article from the st. Louis Republic,
headlines and all, dated it up and run
it in as live telegraph. We have been
telling the hired man all along that the
pace was too fast for him, and his get
ting hot at such an exposure bears out
our statement. No hired man can
ever succeed in making newspaper
man Of himself until he learns to hold
his temper when a steal is pinned down
ON him.