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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
Senate and House Working
Hard From the Jump.
THE HATCH ANTl-oPTlON BILL
Already Up for Discussion and Finds Some
Opponents.
SwaYne Of rauanl Dosnr Want BuI One Thou
sand Copies Of the Message Printed IN
Bohemian. judiciary No. I al
Work Proceedings.

Austin, Tex, Jan 13-(SpeciaL)--The
senate was opened al 10 O'Clock With
prayer by Chaplain Briggs
BILLS aud resUlutiOns-By Mr.. Smith,
bin 20 amend the act IN regard TO the
change of venue 10 civil cases,
by Mr.. Steele, concurrent resolution
requesting United States Senators Coke
aud Mills to aid Ia the passage Of the
Hatch bill Read FIRST time
by Mr. Jester, joint resolution
amending the constitution providing for
state banks
by AIR. Woods. amending the act of
the criminal code relating 20 Judgments,
convictions and rCvcrsols.
BY Mr.. Mckinney, bin amendirU
the act 70 redistriCt the state into ju.
dicial districts and provide for exciting
district judges. This bill crentes dis.
trict out of Falls and McLenuan coun.
ties.
by Mr. Bows,r, to establish an agri.
cultural and mechanical college In North
Texas.
BY Mr.. Agien. bill amending the
act in regard tn sale of spirWOus. vi
nous or malt liquors.
by Mr.. Simpson. resolution that the
committee ON public printing have the
GOVERNORS message translated into the
Bohemian language and have 1000 cop.
by Mr. Kelrby. bin giving effect
TO the constitutional amendment author.
i1i1g any subdivision Of county to
hold local option election
Senator Swayne moved TO reconsider
the resolution by which the governor :
message was to be translated and printed
into Tie Bohemian language. The mo.
ton 10 reconsider prevailed aud II was
amended 80 as 10 publish 1000 copies
ia the Bohemian language. Adopted.
by Mr. Hutchii son. bill to amend
tho mechanics lien law.
The following committee clerks wep
annouced: Judiciary No. l-R w. Hol'
brook; judiciary No, ,, George Echolsi
finance committee, VIII 9. LONE; edu.
cation committee. Q. q. Bell; towns, cities
and corporations, Phil Brotherson.
senator Crowley ~ the joiut commit
tee, reported recommending that the
two houses meet tomorrow at 10 o'clock
count the vote for governor and lieu.
tenant governor. aud tho Inauguration
b. held Tuesday Adopted.
Adjourned till $50 a. IN. tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
JUDICIARY NO. 1.

Ausin, Tex. Jan. Especial THE
first senate committee meeting Of the ses.
don was held this evening az o'clock.
judiciary committee No. 1. John W.
Crawford chairman. had number o.
bills before Il.
Senate bin amending the act 10 regu-
late assignments was ordered printe5
10y the committee. Rs WAS also the hill
authorizing minors 10 brlug suit 10y next
friend.
Senate bin amending the act nuthori.
zng change Of venue in tiyi cases
was amended by the committee NO ~
10 allow the credihility of a witness 10
be attacked az well as the evidence Of
fored.
Joint Resolutions requesting United
States Senators Coke aud Mills 20 aid
In the passage Of the Hatch nnti-Option
bin was asked 60 be referred 10 the com.
mittce on agricultural atfairS.
Judiciary committee No. had meet
ing, hut adjourned without uanaactinr
any business.
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FREE-GRASSERS
u the Committee tee. on Lands
and Land Office
bar COCHRAN'S ELECTION
-----
luoo,,nt Bill Introduced by Kennedy
Of Harris
-
,...,u,sllon Of mo Governor VIII TAKE
~. n tuesday There will Be no
Ol,OIu Maze With the
Members.
H. coCHRAN'S ELECTION.

u. Tax. ian 13.-lSpeciol.) THE
|.a a says editorially TINS morn
e.4s- who is representing his
4 ~. gort Worth Gazette, at Aus
4, u. ,vbo wis IN close touch with the
w Tor speaker, seems TO aumli
sel,trsu's election was an admin.
J.te,t or rather the pertinent
ln0n \, vi !, be states In his correspond
All No TO that conclusion. NOt-
.,.rS;fa This, we think The states.
as1 sbout right IN ottiibuting II
.orv for broader political lines.
''sti represented the idea that
.n.Sls eionged 10 the vistorious
" ,,e marty and Mr.. Cochran came
~ Olive branch Of peace and re-
|Hation IN bis hand. 49,.
IA i simply an incorrect aaul'loih
~ The Gazette gave the peril
Nets" because the public was en-.
~ tbem. hut they lack much of
,iinr TO an administration defeat.
-, one representative and the
newspnpcr man, who did more
srr othors to elect Cochran, are
friends of Governor Hogg.
cont IN to elect their man aud
Al 10 catch the vote antagonistic
'es Governor. They got IL for the
III stated IN The G0zette's analysis
! result. not because the opposition
II Cochran more, but because know
.co.seu 10 be the preference of the
VA, n loyed him less. Wilson, who
\ entirc harmony with the admins.
|oo vonld have been speaker today
M gouthwestcm vote had adhered
4. original determination to so 10
me opposition was anxious TO
aher Cochran or Wilson, not for
|.,le Of the election but for the tri-
\ VI defeat Of GOssctt. In thnQ
and Ia that sense oily, was the
/ he result an administration defeat
Iorld be unjust to Speaker Cochran
\ n add that he received no inconsid-
IN support because Of his admitted
10 parliamentary law. and Of the
N hat he woull expedite business.
kewailsm. which is unusually strong
4 this legislature Notwithstanding tho
onderencc Of young men. also con.
itei to his election, and Il Is note
BIZ ihat men preached IL In his be-
4 VINO have heretofore BEEN prOini.
chiefly because Of their aggressive
IL. G.. :.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
l9 ". L. L. M;GXuGH'EY, Commissioner
A MEMORABLE MANIFESTO.

Arstin. Tex, Jan. 13.-CSpecial. Tho
signers Of the famous ant-suh-trensuiy
manifesto issued during the regular SEES
SION OF the last legislature, held q meet,
ing "Wednesday night, n report Of Which
has not heretofore found Us way INTO
print. IL was cpngratulut0ry ahair.
Nine of tho eleven who boldly rebelled
against Tracy, Macune, ct al, are mere.
And their antagonists where, Oh where
are theyY Brother Davis Of Fails mace
the speech Of the eyening-and rs usual
il was roushg deliveIance. lie tol1
of the temptations and trials they, had
undergone how Judge Gerald had en-
deavored to get him TO introduce. IN. t9S
International resolution, saying II would
send him 10 congress. The judge was It's
sposor. said the speaker he was. q can.
didate for congress, but he, didn't gSg'
there. The fate of Garwood, the blll
liant Young senator from Bastrop, was
pictured
Other speeches were made In the sans
happy temper. and the old guard went
away very much satisfied with its course
Ia sending out that memorable mnhiiesto'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
nAIIAA nAs ANoTnER.

Dallas, Tex Jan. Especial l-Dalias
county killers DO not inteId that me record
ehaii be broken THIS year Ont 0f ReinbRrd
last night George Searcy, Ed Cnson PATE
Miller aud Charles DOugheriy. negrOes, were
discussing tho weather aud other lmpOr-
fant tOplcs Pate Miller snld. on the side,
fhaf George Searey owed him So and Geo
allowed that Pate was 3D. black -
: D. !. !. = - Pate knocked him Town
George regalned bis equilibrium aud reached
racket movement Ia CasOn ensayed the
role ~ peneeiuaker and bullet from Mil
ler's gun Killed him sheriff Cabeli and
his men are on the hunt fV Pate Miller
and Carries DOugherty, who " wanted as
All accessory 10 the murder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14

rexarkana, Arb. Jan -lkpedail-
There Is no gambling In fexarkana tonight
on either side OF the state liur week
ago Justice Of the Peace Haywood published
Il Notice that hereafter Niolatore Of the
state gaming law on the Texas side would
law. All that class of estnhlishmenis on
thtit side ~ town accordingly closed AMI
their Inmates. such ~ did not I've IN town,
went across the state line 10 Arkansas 10
has been carried on FOR tho past several
months on tie Arkansas side. This after.
noon tie oiiiccr3 ruided the Telephone armed
with warrants iesued urdef tie Arkansas
statutes aud commanding that all The fools
aud devices 81 the establishment be burned.
When the officers entered Tie halt how
chairs, bit not chip on pack OF carde.
II 81 supposed thar The eDterpriaiug pro
prietor WAS given q Up M lime % permit
him 20 Shut his telltnle goods W. the fre-
fcfnify u considerably worked ~ over
the occurrence.
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Will DE TYNCltED.

San Antonio. Tex, jan. 3.-tSpcciall-
Al late hour last night three men Effected
an entrance Into the general merchandise
store of James Huudrln at lavcrina, VIII
ton county Mr.. Bundrin. who was sleeping
above the store, wns aroused by the Noise
and made sn invcstisalipn. lie surprised
stealing q quantity Of goods end attempted
70 capture one ~ thcm The other two
thieves came TO the assistance 81 their
companion und n lively hght cnsuCd. The
burglars whNm Mr. hundrm recognized ~
McNlcans ~ The ncirhhurhcod fred o mum.
hcr ~ shots at Mr.. bundrin. three Of which
took chcct M hls chest sud iOnH innicting
fatal wounds A oourlcr nrriVcd hero this
evening, bringing the sad Intelligence TO
the family Of Mr.. nundrln who rcsidea
here Within few minutes after the muir
derers attempted the robbery posse ur
excited citizens OF lAvcrlnn starred Ia pur
suit Of the thieves Who are Thought TO
have made their why 70 thls city. " cgp
iynchcd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14

they propose to take Of their coats and
20 thmugl IT, while few had decided
20 put Il on until Sunday and devote tie
gay TO the job. There are some men.
however. in both houses who never put
Of for tomorrow what tho, cnn a. Ia.
day. and these few. very few. had read
his eNcellency's message
Senator McComh Of Montgomery had
read Il and road Il. aud IN response 10
questions said' "rhe message in scope
ahu uetall Is statesmanlike and able. e
is vigorous aud lucid In exposition ~ tho
questions uppprnost in public thought
ana VIII be read more generally and
win more interest than state papers
are usually read, The governors rec
concentrations win invite earnest refec-
~. on the part Of she legislature"
representative Kennedy of Harris
county "rhe document Is an able one
anu lts recommendations are such as
certainly meet with my approval"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14

tin A search Of bis room proved him to
Do the guilty party aud when confronted
with tho evidence III his guilt ne ac
knoWlcdgpd the crime lie said he had
been getting money from the same source
before hut could not tel why he did 20.
0s he bad plenty.
The Young man IL an intelligent youth OF
about rs or 20 years and Is well connected
IA Austin.
This Is another case OF klcptomanln.
Mr. Lewis got back an his money but
the sheriff has not yet eot the man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
CBARGED WITH MURDER.

Denison, Tex. Jan. 12-tSpecial)-
Walber Fields, colored. was arrested
Mere today charged with The murder OF
n eolored man at Tyler Christmas week.
He was pointed out 10 the officers by a
colored man who was acquainted with
Inc facts of the case The trouble arose
over a woman and the murder 3 said 10
have been a particularly eold-blooled
one.
Fields protests he Innocence and
clninis 10 Know n0iling ~ the crime.
The authorities ~ Tyler have leeu not
fled.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
COMMITTEES WOnK.

Austin, Tex, Jan. l8, (Speclnl.l-
The house committee on appropriations
met this evening and decided to increase
the appropriation agreed upon by The
senate for the expenses of the legisla-
ture.
The committee on contested elections
heard evidence tonight in the case Of
Cain vs.. Cain from Wood. The contest
Of Mr.. Newsom, Poplist, against Mr..
Barbee, Democrat from Wharton WAS
NullhlrnNNn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
~ IMPORTANr MnAMRn-

Austin, Tex. Iau. -(Spccinll-
Representative Kennedy of Harris coun-
" VIII tomorrow introduce In the house
an important aud very comprehensive
measure. aud enc that win probably
evoke lively debate when Il comes M
ne object of the bill is TO protect ne.
vuun'ants' bookkecpers, artisans, crafts
men, factory operatives min operntiyes
servants, mechanics, uunrrytncn and
common laborers, to provide a lien and
prescribe payments in lawful money OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
ME NArGIRArInN

Austin, Tex, Jan. IL. (Special)-.
The inauguration has been fixed for next
Tuesday. Governor logg at Grst de-
sired that Il should take place on Weinrs-
day but as the custom has been for the
ceremony TO occur on Tuesday, that day
was finally decided upon. The citizens
ccpion, having met with l,ttle encourage
ment In an effort to raise funds for tile
pmrpOse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
INVESTORS COMNI1ss1nNER

Austin Tex, Jan. 10. Especially -Rep-
reseniativc A. S. Hawkins bin for i've
stock sanitary Commissioners to be- np-
pointed 10y the governor il an attempt
10 carry out tie expressed wishes of tho
Hoct growers Of Texas IL lis very
much Ike the kansas law. The 60 :,
m ssioner would receive SALARY of
S-VOO aud would have full authority To-
mnkc and 70 enforce sanitary regulations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14

Austin, Tex, Jan IL. -(Speciall For
Tue hrst time In the history of the Texas
legislature the committee on public lands
ana land officers win contain a majority
on western men. OF the twenty MON.
perN sixteen are from the west aud
ance OF the prejudice against western
views on the land question. Tho com.
nlttee, witch win be announced tolunr-
row. is Ers,inc of Frio. chairman.
hrown Of San Saba Turney of Alpine.
Russell Of Brownyillc. Cunningham
oI Jones, Simmons of Maverick Wynnp
81 Tom Green. Flacl of Llano Dean of
AaIata, sebastian Of stephens. Graves
of Midland, Dodd Of Cnss. Wnblfofl az
s9meryilie, Graham Of Burnett. Barry
OF Grimes. Mcfarland Of Coleman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
STATE AFFAIRS.

Austin. Tex. Jan 13.-lSpecial) - ne
controller today bought 5000 OF San
Augustine court house bonds Tor the
permanent school fund.
Chartered Bailey, Jeanes x Co.. OF
Iampasas; Incorporated Tor the purposs
If bnvinr and selling merchandise and
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS capital stock,
500 900, directors, Ed Bailey, 2. A:
jeanes. !. W Harvey, j. u. Miller ana
n. II. AIeeks.
The Bolton Power company, capiial
stock, $4,000: directors, Ben y, Lee
ID. A. Chamberlain and NJ. v. smith
Sherwood Irrigating company. capltai
stock S1SOOOO, directors. John W,
Tbon,as II Moore. A w. Cochran,
]. NJ. puekett and ". u Blanks.
The A. ,. Wheeler Furniture com
pany Of Ilouston. capital stock, 4lWu;-
900: directors. A. j Wheeler, Hugh
Waddell and d. ID. Cooley
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14

uendetta. Tex, Jan. 70 -lspestall 1.-THE
Commercial Climb pas asi s9lngieiea w
TIRE h now being pui NJ place. hhe grand
esntng niu oesur soon. II ~ olf u the
Ane.f bulldings IN che state made of pressed
brick ard plate giass lhe NEth no9f WIZ
ma oiii,es. ana Inc enure uppet hoor VIII
be used By NE clas'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14

AIenardvllle Tex, Jan IA Especial Nv
W. Lewis, a merchant o. this place, has
been af different times missing small
amounts OF Gi0uey from his store, but could
he mlssed about S1.50 10 silver Cireun-
stnncds u The theft pointed 10 \ young
man by the namo Of bailey Banner, who
ARMED IL this city very lately from AuN-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14

Houston, Tex. Jan. ~. gSpeelal Joseph
u, nuris. who killed lairts Suliivnn last
week was reWanded 10 iail today Without
hall 10y Judge SrhWnndrr bults and nulli4
van were passenger OfgluearF On ina
Southern raciaf and nelehfQfs They had
lonr beer bitter fueI0lef ara when they
mel tue lnsl lime Hult5 puiie1 us pi8lA
aud shot HulflRn 20 QrhLh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14

Guthrie. o. a.. Jan. 10. lRpeclf'. l--At the
Usage Agency, while q dance WAS IA prog
dead Ia tile center Of the ROOM n was at
fraf thought the death was caused by heart
disease, but later developments Indicate
he WAS poisoned and the stomach has been
semi 10 chemists for analysis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
LANn roR noMEsrHAns.

Austin, Tex. Jan. l3.-(Spccial )-Thc
following is list 10y counties showing
from location by certificate aud sale
and subject 20 the homestead donation
law only:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14

New Orleans. Jan. H. Especial. 1.-The
secret service OF the federal government 90.
dny captured in 81. Charles PARISH near
FOR months have been Hoodinr thc districts
Qf the South with counterfeit paper money
They operated only with the negroes ln
the country districts ami had managed in
ihla why 10 noat u largo amount OF coun
tcrfcit money An ~ the gang are Italians.
The money thoy used aud passed was manu-
featured la Snn Frnnriats.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14

Chattanooga, Tom, Jan. ~ Frank 1ush-
man, one Of The most prominent Young men
IN the city, ana hr0thcr-inlaw ~ hfuRfof
perklne of Kansas, WIS arreatei npd sent %
jan last hight ~ postal authorities fof rob
blDa nlalig
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
yIFWs or THE MESSAGE.

Austin, Tex. Jan. 80 Especial )--lt
was the exception to find legislators ~
governors message. Most Of them said
they had put it OF until tonight when
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
/ rI'|l1ULk TROURLES-

aiosg KEN l3, lSpeoielA IN. 80,
n Ne a,te H9 Gra9de border are en-.
'lspl, steraI luon Of the governor ma
being m@ and an investigation n
iainn COVE ee which win determine
Z . lhen, 4, Of the state with r.e
'Qulce u y, y y reported thai a fr,,it.
Eouelo is the military r sVs.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-27
Dissrcf c. grf Notes.

Court opened Ut 10 O'Clock Monday
morning, May 22nd, Judge Jno. J. Haw-
kins presiding. William @. Blakely,
district prosecuting attorney; Jas. Ros.
borough, sheriff; J. N. Cohenour, deputy
and o. ID. NJ. Gaddis, clerk.
There being no criminal cases on the
docket. the Judge refused to cucumber
the county with another 1900 worth Of
useless expense, 50 w. II. Lakes case
against the Arizona Republican vent
over until next court.
ID. 4. Nelson secured his divorce from
Annie l.. Nelson. the custody Of his child
and propery.
q. NJ. Woodward had the ties Of mat
nmony severed from his wife Bridget.
A. N. McDuffy MAS ACQUIRING and had
case against the Flores Consolidated
Gold Mining Company. He won his case
John H. Campbell had q number Of
cases against the Flo. es Consolidated
Gold Mining Company which went his
way.
w. II. Tsggart had unmber of cases
before the court which brought him un-
der the wire first.
Jas. Mcclellan applied TO the court for
citizenship which was granted.
Henry Bowman wanted to muster him
self under the stars and stripes, so he
Was made citizen and democrat
There were many other cases disposed
OF IN one way or another, but they we're
not OF general interest to the public.
Many compliments were paid Judge
Hawkins for the speedy and impartial
manner in which he conducted court
affairs. The appointing power made no
mistake when they selected Jno. J. Haw.
kins for Judge.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-27
The Editor was in.

4
Two persons, = male and . female,
called ut the city and country residence
Of the MINER scribe. Saturday evening
last, and inquired for the editor. They
were Of goodly size and graceful deport-
ment. Az the back door was locked and
bolted he was found to be in. He was
asked outside by the female portion Of
the visitors, q request he reluctantly
complied with, taking good care to not
90 any farther than the inside OF the
gate. From the pleasant conversation
that ensued between the parties on the
outside and the party within, during
which the beautiful state OF the weather
nor the fall in the price Of Strawberries
was not referred TO once, . listener might
have concluded that . difference of
opinion was being expressed from the
opposite sides Of the fence, which was
the case. Those on the outside objected,
In terms not suitable for Sunday school
rehearsal, to the appearance Of certain
rhymes, believe they called them, in
that weeks MINER, that were not har-
moniously in accord with their views.
They also charged tho MINER with i'm
psrtiality. Stating that in their opinion
the paper had purposly left out male
factor who had fought, bled and paid
his fine. by the name Of Fox. That Fox
had stated that be was onto the combi-
nation Of smoothing newspaper men In
the right direction for the best results
and had been around and gave our hair
the proper curl. Hence his name sp-
peared not In the news items Of the pa
per. The party on the inside Of the
fence. which Was the safest side, denied
that he had knowingly shown any
partislity, that it was the facts that he
had published as legitimate news and
that the person cut no figure with him.
That they, the parties on the outside,
we're possibly no more guilty Of making
row than the Fox, but that they had
not shown the cunning Of the reynard,
who We we're informed afterwards,
slipped through hole in the fence, and
while the pack we're in full cry In an
opposite direction, paid his assessment
and went about his business. We de-
MED that the Fox knew the stroke TO put
us to sleep while an item Of news was
to be chased down, but agreed that we
snly had two legs, and while they we're
fair to middling they couldn't run IN
two directions at one time, hence the
Fox escaped while our legs led us after
the hounds. The great flow Of artistic
language we used while pleading the
papers side of the case appeared TO have
more to do with appeasing the wrath
Of the parties of the first part, and in
convincing them that what appeared in
the MINER was a. news matter and not
through malice.
All parties wisely concluded "that the
least said was the soonest mended" and
vent their several ways.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-27
Stnys.

Three brown or dark bay horses. One
branded and vented star on right side.
One branded star on lett shoulder. One
branded circle N. or H. on right hip.
Inquire of F.F. BRAwS,
q. Kingman, Ariz.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-27

X. I. Root and his ron went to she
White Hills yesterday. Mr.. Root made
the preliminary arrangements for reduc-
ton works for the White Hills Compa-
ny's mines while in Chicago. He visited
the Worlds Fair and came back by the
way OF Denver to see his family.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-27

John II. Campbell has been in King
man this week attending court. He
stated that now that bls difficulty with the
Flores Consolidated Gold Mining Com.
pany had been settled in his favor,
work will soon he resumed on these
properties. His wife has gone to the
Worlds Fair.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-27

John Costello 10 charged with entering
Fred Harvey's store room at Peach
Springs and helping himself. He is to
explain the matter to the next grand
jury. In the meantime he will sojourn
at the sanitarium until after it's too late
for him to reach the Worlds Fair, Il
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-27

Engineer Parks made his first run
over this portion Of the system last Sun.
day going vest. Mr.. Parks is an old
Trend Of agent Tarr and has been em.
ploysd on the Santa Fe system east for
many years.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-27

John Wilson has secured board with
the county for 30 days for being a vag.
John il vag IN every sense Of the word,
and will he one with little more fat on
him when his time is up. The surplus
of the county being considerable at the
present time, il Shove considerable wis
dom in our judges to call in the aid OF
men of Wilson's appetite to eat it up. II
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-27

What is going to be done 10y Kinpman
people on the 4th Of July. 1t looks as
though We could celebrate like other
towns II We would only get together and
form some plan Of operation. 1t is about
time now to be moving in the matter il
anything is to he done.