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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09


Senator Mclaughlin u Wayne has a
Joint resolution before the senate that
eontempates the adjustment Of prison
competition with mechanical trades and
the extinction n the contract convict
labor system. His resolution provides
tor the submission u an amendment 10
section 3 u article Is Of the constitution
- as 70 make il read as follows:
40. & No mechanical trade shall here
after - taught % eonsicts in any prison in
this state. whether such prison be main
tainel under state. county or municipal
authority. except the manufacture of those
ar.is.les Of which the chief supply for home
eou<1n ption l. imported from other states
or countries. No convict shall be confined
Ia aas such prison. except for punishment
for crime committed within this state.
The u.s. Of machinery. except hand tools. IS
hereby i0rb.ddea IN al such prisons.
This amendment viii be submitted TO
the people a, tho general election TO be
held in November. 1894. IL the joint
resolution shall prevail in the legisla-
ture.
The prime object 81 the amendment is
10 prohibit the colonization Of large
numbers u federal convicts in the De-
froit house % correction. II is claimed
that hundreds 81 convicted criminals
from all parts Of the United States are
rcndezvoused in the Detroit prison.
where they manufacture by the aid Of
machinery vast quantitiesof chairs. COM
pletely killing the business OF chair
manufa cturers. The chair industry OF
this state. once buoyant and prosperous.
is now lifcless and bankrupt. The con-
vict made chairs have ruined free
competition.
Another salient feature OF the pro-
posed amendment is the prohibition Of
the use 81 machinery by convicts. IL
adopted this prohibition will stop the
manufacture OF furniture in the Ionia
prison, and the making Of boots and
shoes. and wagons and agricultural i'm.
plements in the jackson prison. The
convict will be taken out 81 direct com
petition with both skilled and unskilled
labor. leaving the field open 10 fair and
honorable trade. The competition OF
prison made furniture with the output
from the factories in this city is so dam
aging that il amounts 10 positive hard
ship on free labor. II spossible to make
bedstcad in the Ionia prison at less
cost 10 the contractor than the outside
manufacturer can procure the finished
raw material for the same kind Il q
bed.
The resolution will have the generous
support q Senator Barnard. who is
securing data upon which 10 predicate a
speech In favor q the same.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

lnas'nueh az General Beauregafd bad
given his sword a. the city - Charles
Ton, his meuey - % te honorrt ere
if'na With special ceremonies. = l'e f,on
ducsed by the Confederate Survivors
association Ia - operation rith the MA
ritlpai anthoeiiscs.
Whittier for sssae fiue a. the only
Tersnn N iitveklill eaere b. livod sha
hsi parrot; and II va great pless
are b. him g. - Called IS the children
- the village 'ihr uan xho osue.i the
parrot lnsiesi = Whittier ihe psct.
William ordsas rssfsslxe. IRE Bae
TN seplries geis finun re his stafpe
= S,hskezpesfe. aal sell receive - 80
fss be esaestfian statue - gs&ftsii
lie i oniy g Yeats e aes
t'kaaneey n Dei~s ADVISES ys.sns
ussn e. t->s>asoe fsani ar eita fetltsesi
afislFs. leiH lefts 80 - eaaeaeee A.
tAu,s fheff snfiaspee en- ttse sssfe Of
heaezfs sad slneeues.
lAsn n hsekIn@sa never REGISTERS ~
ths hatese hr yszst4
Mr.. BisstssoHe fsseatiy etatssl thai
not ooiy iezsl Df,lsoa bat aas<l&s ele.sins
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

.sars add antii they are decided the
c.ainAmen iii treat the La - dead
lstteF.
fha a. requires that al Chi1anen
,.lall be identified ca OF before May g.
II TIE officers we're % receive sppllca-
n3ns IN regal.s order froaa nos untll
Ma =. nas more than t1e thirds u ths
alouo Chinansn Ia the country could
be properly registered. Ii is believed
that this failure b. register III DC s.sized
upon ~ the federal officials 10 IN
aagarais wholesale crusade against
tas unidentlfIsd Tie Inspiration Tor
such a movement Is IN the fees. as every
step ia the proceedings must be paid by
uncle sam. and hei good paymasser.
Tie eosf II tho original APP
psehension. the hearing. the cost
Il a years Imprisonment and tho
cost u transportation must AL he
pad by the treasury. An mixing
II the magnitude II tbs expense may be
Eir4tNtt ttFts NC N1~'' AN-'t~-.f 'r~'~-N
the court IN this city. The fees fof
mileage amount 10 a pretty penny. not
20 mention subsistence 81 prisoners and
tie Hnai cost q passage across the Pa
cifie. IL Is extremely discouraging for
The treasury officials % contemplate this
enormous probable drain on the finances,
But no really great benefaction was ever
accomplished without equally great cost
and to 10 rid q Cinnamon Will he
worth al IL will cost.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09
hIr Ahn Mss ssltfs.

There IL trouble IN the democrat
papers about the oFatlpns II the dcr.o-
cfat governors On fennsylyania ave-
nne. There Mas a sort II competition
among presidential candidates. between
Flower. pafEison and Russell Pattison
II a hofneman 30 j. Russell They can
ST CO their horses ani l,ow snd shake
their silk hats beautifully. fioSef once
saw Governor Hill Gu horseback and ~as
discouraged. Therefore. be takes hack
aad stands up in IL. Now Is the time To
pose for the next presidency - brooklyn
Standard
Having covered itself with inssmy the
Indiana legislature has adjourned. IL
will 70 down in the history II the state
az the most incompetent. il not dsshon.
esf. Legislative body ever elected in In
diana. Even the democrat newspapers
say 30. and they are not ordinarily given
10 telling the truth about their own
party Chicago Journal.
Those London papers which are
noted for their ingrained dislike Tor the
United States praise Mr. Cleyeiand's IN
augural. They like his denunciation 81
the Mckinley law. and his decided lean
ing toward British free trade.-New
York Mail.
A strong minded woman believer n
the total deprayiiy ~ male humanity
says that man probably first took notice
Of the days iengthening in spring when
he found il didn't take him 30 long 10
stay out ali night--Philadelphia Times.
That opposition 10 the confirmation Of
Secretary Gresham was confined exclu-
sively To few monohippic newspapers
which were long on craftsmanship and
short on common sease.--Chicago Dis
patch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09
ALLEGED TO BE FUNNY.

Jake-It's geifin' 10 be too hard work
10 pick VIZ Twin in this country. IL IL
wuzn't 80 fur away I'd 20 To- Central
Ameriky. A man don't have u 10
nofhin' therr Whole country's covered
with bananas. <othin' 10 do but lay
under a tree all day an cat bananas
Rusty Rufe Got 10 pick EN- of'n the
trees. hain'i YET
Jake Course.
Rusty Ruff knowei Their vus some
drawback Judge.
lis his iorslship AT hosnef~ asked
gentleman II a vel powdered 'iunky.
Don't know. sir. I'm sure. | VIII just
inquire lie returned with the NEE
sage. No. SIR. his loriship desires NE 10
say that he has ius' gone out
All thank yoa very much. Kindly
give him my compliments and say |
didn't call" Tit Bits
Mrs. De Fad That Cd clock 10 very
handsome. sna Ia like - have IL. hat
I'm afraid us not such a genuine an.
,ique as Mrs he Rich's
store Boy lioe~ hers Eof
Mrs. De- Esd Oh -.
Store Boy itfiumrbantyl This nrr
doesn't Street 4 Smiths t:ood News
paere What are yom reading ttere'
Seser- The stesy 4 She Who Nusl
- slletesl
Ds1ee Oh. YES. 80 Fssnance q =
hife.3 gil ssomess iiis Journal
Crediiof- The ccreeiferae = fhaea TO-
tarkrurts srffssf e. - vtfy riasfie
es..-e Vel don't x.st svr.~,s ss4s
iiesfy rs spsf<efiere, lethisre ard
ilai .Afsi..aisefs' Ns@ssiy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09


tnr 1ss.s's-'sh te+l -
So 49, = - ..''-''.. =. -
i..s'es,.sf er's.ss's 'At sss1t 80
grams '''l's-e' "a te@ia '1's 's'"'
When the Thahas.@r .sTaxesioH con.
psus sas IL fhs c1ls : lArxs part q shs
fsNaspe slops<d ~ n.sess That 4ri.l-
neoE pfsS1sinens bussaezs n.an ssik-d
iDto n hotel and NAs l...Gins oser sbe
rur.stef lie s4s The ~Iuse.io Co
Altar l.ns lid q nxu,e-. AND xszsns az
Viii Stow iB 4 srusff1I -af q : a. he
roasarkuI. ~trs.i = ~hsas S...s a ss,a,,is
hers ffcm 1ux.do oeusls' sinf sons
Nher The tiAzae IL Iuxasso couny--
Up near >exasxo. sad Vii az be
ssa-lnd painfully. IN = is~<uit.
n.sfos volunteered TIE mas c.-' VA
A''t in'essn@.'en s< De 81 ins ce-n.
's' s..e..'~s - fes''5''so 'e Ne hu'sa
1l.e lai..ea ~ ssfe ~A'ut Ian As',s
..ssrsst joks "a ,oe ana me- .sssut ~
1Aaxeao t-us.n.~~. ~tn~. Tat x.s,S
Iuxeao oouDts, IN s.r Tie ..r.,.ssas
company. ! mad si.anf IL in sl.s ,@reus
the 1cxt mofnlns. Dad ,ou kESx H.
81 .sn u s.' 80 t<sssrs
,.@.'s ''"ukn' = '1' !" ~ '<'''es rat
s'"s
''Thsre isn't much ohxncs = rsise
bass t.ll IN Michigan said w n. fpp
~ Chicago 10 The Morton last night.
Up ~
f ns'.'.'- a. - 70. '-'e '
sna'sus u".' 1:s ~ 80 ees, p.e-
49, -. -, i 49,. = s' 49, 49, ee.'.-
team. .sT.he game IL dead sald NJ.
Prp. al least Ia Michigan. When De
sroli had iss crack le4xue team alu.ost
every man. woman and child saos an in.
trre<s in base hall. There wer. rack
smsref AIS srn'' i'''ss7's.~i teams
~a.nous .a'.r - peifpii
ksse eP ns 'en" 'nse'c~s az me game
shu - Ian A''s' 's'''~
T. Ellington, a furniture man fron
Anf'so a. - , - ts nna.
~ In iss = ~ TIC s''s % ne N6 sfs'As
s''''A ~ sV'e's
. MoRros- Jo@sph Baur. Nsnists~. G.
l. Hunf.ey. Cadillac, =. ". Nheelsf.
Wet Bay CITY "a Ssaef = ihlcn,
W. ~ Lay. ipesianu; >. ". fhiAipe.
jackson
xfw I.,xs,o.rox lie O<rnen. Greer.
vile. Israel Dasie = a Dair, Kals,,,a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

ITo-NIGHr, colored societies
throughout the United States
will give entertainments for the
benefit Of the Jubilee Fund.
A day in August is to be set
aside for a grand Afro-Amcri-
can Jubilee at the Worlds Fair.
Fully 10000 persons will at
tend, and the best talent in ora
tory and music viii take part.
Two thousand singers and a
hundred instrumcntalists VII.
provide the music
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

JoHS s. FAsE departed Tor Washing.
Ia yesterday. carrying tonahawk and
a dynamite cartridge n move for the
ofIce he has his heart fixed upon. The
toinahawk - q petition nore'n forty
r,.ls long AMI the dynamite cartridge il
a sompiete fiie q ems q the democrat
papers printed IN this city. RE eill r..
turn xith rou,e other hoiy's scalp hang
ing T. his girile. o. De viii return
discstesl q What lev hairs be klnseif
wsce g. the Capital
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

Lose - obituary re@oluflonsa
PASSED in.iis. rinfaasely for every mem
lssr = ~seiety. 90 >ceret order. become
st..reotyped and msanngiee~ They are
rath.nx bat q t-aFe - newspapers. -
psrlsi'y xhen he III q The departed i
pisiolg snovn. ~UtlfaarY petty =
sat little better. JulEinz frosn both. l.
- sis:ienlt - I'll sha saint frem the SIC
aer. Both should - staaaone.i. Let
n,~n rest - il.ev bare ase,l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

90 ssiepHs = nex receiving considers
Ton y ner aaslssss's goserDn-eat.
Russell sAgs i ai,aut 81 build 3 dor
iHitofs Tor the Troy female seEaAIars
WHICH MI aeoemmodAte TO boardefs.
eqckrea = the ensy n1za sbo has f<-an
mesnbet q the Inisesa States senate
continuously si1ce Isl.
Mr Carlisle i shs Gals naesai.er q the
nrw cabinet y 10 - not an enthusiastle
fisherman.
iioke Smith Is above al things fam
lls man.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

THxRK have been only FIVE or sir fatal
mistakes ia Michigan since the new
pharmacy law went into effect. There
l. world u comfort FOR the public in
tina There was time when a person
hesifa.ed % take the product II the
drug clerks compounding. until be had
given 'sse IL il n the family cat 10
see II 10 effect was fatal. II Michigan
can pass some Law 10 get at tho woman
that puts The poison on the same shelf
with the haking powder. and with the
man that tsmpeFs with the unloaded
gun. there il no reason Why the death
rate should rot b. reduced 10 a mini
MIN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

Dvaksp. Mich AaseA sullivan
tte easfdefeF q i.esieh. has bern fsea. /
enef naefr thi7 figse n Forrest Hl4
Wtlism iSnsie. fere.ssif private seefa
tsfy g. fsntfssest tonts, ~ n
Oesssss. hss t@~s eesslgsa az tte e.se
~ h,ns fime snd Aew ela.as thst he
has the right alsa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

ffrftsStI Mich. Marlh : The hap.
tist<. cocerszs ti3osls~ie. asefhosl.sis suj
TrssisYiefisn~ elli .a8n IN revival meet
ih0<. commencing March ~. Dr Mul
hs'l a ef,fsd evangelist frsm the EAST. -
> have charge = TIE e0sk xh.eh - D.
cfnf,aee unt.i tte devil Il elAsesl cat n
toen - Tie aolthf farrea ar trial eat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

l. rHK non partisan platform Il the
local democracy one u principal. OF Is il
a mngsuinp sscheme % get IN or. Let
every intelligent voter II kent county
pat this question earnestly 10 himself
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09
bachelor Miehigasa~fs would not
stan i such rate

Nk Tno4f-oSs naive assnrafce that
Grover vii 3sit antl BE ge's ready 10
make changes in feSleral ofioes viii he
received nth 90 enthusiastic applause
b. TIE oni.s who are watching and wait
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

Ma Hail didn't seem 20 be In IL al
oil. Fitzsimmons will pfoeeei at once
10 make triumphal tour II the north
a. star in barn storming theatrical
attraction
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

OSk trust has been laid out. anyway.
The patents on the Bell telephone have
expired and other companies are making
preparations 10 begin business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

NAsefssse Msch- NsrfA trnser
difestsen Il PETER Wkiie. f,lzns kase
t~er fr~pase.i sna slefsed - fte
Mhfhieao ak.uis. in ~ ~ ssFx tuils,nr
g. its fs fsif lhe sxhlfaf XII -
= aazi ~ ~ ihtsreaefsn = ~ fwa
rrsa4pal asenoes = fhe Aasidsne. Is
spses = f1fss fret
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

Pugilists say that no red headc,l nan
ever Won "A great light. Possibly. buf
they dare not apply the SAME test a. the
women. Tr, II. Messrs. Pumnlellers -
Muskegon Chronicle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

Princess kAIuIAsi visited Wellesley
college. 1t would be interesting 10 know
il she learned the skirt dance and how
10 chew gum.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09
wEArhER-

WAsar<aros. March s.-For Lover
Michigan ham. probably; severe local
storms; high, sonfhsrly winds. shifting.
10 westerly. slightly colder ~ thursday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

Istf rtekna srd enfesarx Wisron
81 ieg~sstase ssnte - ehafse AZ rs
: saaisee .itsase fee Tie legislators
mast h oid assssis.i nea 90 essssg
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09
MARRIAGE
FAILURE?
NOT MUCH!
NOT MUCH!

Doyou knowit cnabled
us TO sell last year 1907
cook stoves and ranges
Why. if it was not for
domestic life. the Mar
rying and living IN marri-
age. we would be obliged
to close our House Fur
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

GENERAL McCIrlLAs's daughter has
married foreigner; but thank heaven
he isn't a count
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

nishing Department. which gives employment one way
and another to twenty persons Wcwould like better
if everybody of proper age and condition would get
married.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

ne fiehsf - TO- 'fiefissgs. isa,ss Italian
actress i'p'ee = fsnnaensvsf Ia zas. She
i ssl1 g. have c>.as4ksf4iaa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09
THE
MAGEE
RANGE.I

Is the popular range made and is unequalcd for
economy, durability and convenience. The fuc OF
this range the hea, five sides of the oven,
thereby insurng perfect baker and economy Of fuel:
but we have space enough give you It's merits IN
detail Step in and look them
The St. Johns herald., 1893-09-14
For Ladies Only.

Two hundred and fifty dollars in gold will be given to the lady making tine largest list of words from letters con- tained in the word BEAUTIFUL $100 in gold for the second largest list, $50 in gold for each the third and fourth largest list, diamond ring for the fifth largest list, fine lady's gold watch for sixth largest list, solid gold necklace for sev enth largest list, handsome Swiss music box for eighth largest list, banquet lamp of elegant design for ninth largest list, lady's toilet case, complete, ornamented in silver, for tenth largest list. We shall give away more than one hundred other prizes in order of merit, if there shall be that number of successful contest ants. If two or more lists tie the one bearing earliest postmark will receive reward. The competition is open to la dies only, and is given for :he purpose of introducing in the United States Madame La Fontaine's Parisian Beauti- fer, endorsed by leading singers, ac- tresses and society belles. It is a stand ard preparation of exceptional purity and wonderful qualities. Every contest ant must order the Parisian Beautifer, which will be sent prepaid to any ad- dress in the United States upon receipt of fifty cents (introduction price, En- close postal note or stamps with list of words, and address at once. THE PARI- SIAN TOILET Co.,, NoTRE DAME STREET, MONTREAL, QUEBEC.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-09-14

the opposite course, as a natural sequence, tends to arouse the ire and create a bitter feeling in the hearts of cattlemen, because of it's unjustness and the dog in the man. ger spirit it indicates. We believe those engaged in raising mutton
 would rest easier in their couches at night-their sleep would be more refreshing, and they would get up in the morning better satisfied with themselves and the world, if they would instruct their herders to res pect the rights of cattlemen and act with common deccncy. There can
 be no excuse for their crowding and sometimes dividing the ranches of cattIemen by running their sheep right through the centre of their ranges, in seasons like the present, and any one who persists in 1t, evinces spirit far from commend able. It shows a disposition to damage their neighbor without a particle of benefit to themselves.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-09-14

Thomas Peterson, who lives at the Meadows, about twelve miles north of St. Johns, had his house broken open last Monday morning. The thief took some dishes, spoons, knives and forks, what provisions he had in the house and Winches- ter. Deputy Sheriff Bargman went down Monday afternoon, struck the trail, but being badly mounted, re- turned to town. Tuesday morning bright and early, Sheriff Campbell and Deputy Bargman started out to plck up the trail and follow it, if possible, until the thieves are over taken. They are of the opinion that the parties who committed this depreciation are some horse thieves from Coconino county, who started out from the neigh5orhood of Williams with three or four head, picked up few more near Flag staff, and crossed into this county north of Winslow. One of the sus- pected parties goes by the name of Armstrong, and the only name known for the other fellow is Jim. Both are sald to be tough charac- tors
The St. Johns herald., 1893-09-14

pr. Craig and Benj. Schuster started bright and early last Sun- day morning for the MogoIlon mountains, Mr. Schuster to bring his wife home, and the Doctor to remain until his sheep are sheared, and to mako arrangements for run ming them for the next two or three years. Mr. Schuster could stand bachelor life no longer. Says that such life is not worth the living, and we don't know but he is right. Old bachelors should be taxed about S25 per quarter. for school purposes, until they fulfill the ob- ligatjons they owe the world by marrying and taking care of some good woman.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-09-14

A Mexican boy was dragging about town yesterday a Gila mon- ster fully fourteen inches long, which he was offering for sale. It was an unusually fine specimen and had more life in 1t than have most of the Gila monsters brought to the city. Whenever the boys bare feet were near the monsters head 1t made vicious snaps at them.-Tuc- son Star.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-09-14

The improvement of the Colorado river is a matter of great concern to the Territory of Arizona. Half a million of dollars would make it navigable from it's mouth to dis tance of six hundred miles north. Let this subject be agitated. If the Colorado river be opened It will give Arizona a port for sea-going vessels.-Star.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-09-14

The air Is full of rumors of horse rust)ing. Every few days comes a report of this, that or the other person losing from one up to fifteen or twenty head of horses. First one and then another is the guilty par ty, according to the old dame. Our Sheriff IS asked or written to, to go in pursuit of these supposed thieves. Nine times out of ten when he sees the reported sufferers, and puts the question to them-can you bring sufficient evidence to hold, in case of arrest? the answer is, no. Our Sheriff says be has enough men to do the riding, and they arc willing and anxious to perform their duty, but they want something substan- tial behlnd them before starting out. Get your warrants, and place them in the hands of the proper person, and he will do all in the power of q human being to see that they are served.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-09-14
It does look, to disinterested per.

It does look, to disinterested per- sons, as if, in times like the present, when there is an abundance of grass and water everywhere, that stock raisers would have little respect for the unwritten rights Of each other. We think it nothing more than just, to say nothing of being neighborly, for the sheep men, when there is plenty of feed every whero to last until this time next year, to instruct their herders to keep away from the immediate neighborhood of cattlemen's quar- ters, Such action would be appre
 ciated by the cattlemen and would have a tendency to bring about a better feeling between persons en- gagged in the two industries, while
The St. Johns herald., 1893-09-14

Reports from the San Pedro val ley are that water is running high in the river and that much of the country is flooded. The grain crop in that section has been very large. It is estimated that the harvest will amount to 5000 sacks. Owing to the high water, but little threshing is being done at present for it is inn possible to move the threshing ma chimes from one field to another.- Star.