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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-27

First published in the ABILENE WEtKLy
REFLECTOR April 20, 1893.
SberlfP's Sale,

puorlu salt
Unler and by virtue OF an order of sale IA
sued ly the cl TX OF TIE district court ofDisI.
iusoa county, state OF Kansas, in cause pend.
ing therein whcfein In, Ii, Mulvane John
Martin and william II Ilossington trustees.
arc PLAINTIFF, and kesiah hcCov Samuel n
Mccoy, Willis II. Mcuoy, Mrs. r. r. Fllia'
hphntim Ellisi George Mccoy, Minnie Dong,
la, Ruth MeCoy, James Mccoy, a minor
over fourteen ears of ngr, and Clara Mccoy
Q minor under fourteen years o. age. III
heirs OF William II. Mccoy, deceased. and
augusta smith rs eXecutriN OF the l-st will
am testament o. ID q, smith, deceased, are
defendants, win on
Monday, May 90, A. D 1898,
~ the front door OF the count house. in thu
Guy 81 Abilene, county of DicktnRon. state
OF Kansas, ut 10 o'clock a. m OF ssid day. sali
70 tho nj host bidder for cash, the followiIiv
described real state, tOwlt.., =. -I-I.
l1t numbar siNteen( %, in block number
Isn.tseh ~ In the oriBiral town nov eityi
o. Abil' ~, In Dickinson county, state oi
ksnsss. y
The said real estate will tie sod pursaant
TO the ludement Of the court In said cause
rec TED IN sam order OF sale,
Wltness my hand this 20th day OF ApIil A,
ID. 1898. -
Us. SMITH,
Sherli of Dickinson County, kas,
FULLER WHirCJMu
Attorneys fer Plaintiff,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-27
First Published Ia the ABILENE WEEKLY
RtFLEtToR April 30, 1893
Notice of Final Settlement.

STATE OF hNntasi DICKINSON county, IS.
In the Probate Court in and for said coun-
ty
In the matter of the estate of Henry Brucke.
deceased.
Creditors and other persons Interested in
the Rtorrsaid state arc hereby not flied that
al the next II gular term OF the prob ate court
IN ana for said county. 10 be b'gun and held
IN the court room in the city Of Abilene, in
the county OF Dickinson, ANA state aftIre-
sad, on the hrst Monday In tho month Of
May A. H., 1873, shall apply To said court
for n full and u IAl settlement OF said estate.
Ohusv stands Tor hearing ON ths goth OF said
month. MARTHA BRICKS,
Admin.trix Of Henry Brucke. deceas %,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-27
Fret published Ia tno ABILENE WEEKLY
RErLEOIOR April 90. 1901
ShERlEEIS SALE.

Under mud by virtue of an order OF sale ia.
81 ii by the clerk of the district court OF
Dickinson county, State OF Kansas, in n
cause nding therein wh"r IN the Vermont
savings bank, a corporation, Is plaintiff and
Martha ". Prcshaw, khzapcth A. Grier,
Daniel ID. Grier Amanda 4. Kcve, II. A.
keNe Margaret j. stewart, Thomas stewart,
Caroline NJ. Leisure, Thomas A. Leisure
John NJ. Pr"shaw, Le.tie PTrshaw, Thomas
Is, Pr shlw, Alice Pr, shaw, Robert q,
the heirs OF John NJ, Pre-huw, deceased, and
Aired W. Rice ns trustee, VIII am H.
Blunderneld, T, @. stewart, Emily H.
Chaiker, The Kansas Loan ana Trust Com
pnny and the Kansas Lonn and Tru,t Oam.
nnnN. IrnnII q nnInnhnnia L "a I'll -
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-27
Monday. May 22d, A. D., 1898,

az the 'front.' door OF he court house, In the
~ Kansas NJ 10 O'Clock "A IN. OF said day sell
20 the highest bidder for cash, the folio wing
described real estate, 10 Wit;
Tho sout ilftv five (55) feet OF l1ts num-
Dor ninety twu (l2), ninety four tOD, ninety.
SIX OB)' ntnety."ight C9s) ore hundred flO0l
Third street In Thompson and McOoy's adj.
OF Kansas. 1'"''
The saii real estate win bS sold pursnant
10 thr Judgment OF said court in said oauas
reoited IN aaii order OF sale. IL
D., lsg]. 4 9vtTuh Ne
sheriff o. Dlckinson, county, KanHas.
Attorneys for Plaintir
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-27
Monday, May %, A. D. 1898,

at the front doOr Of the
court hoHse In the city OF Abilene in the
county OF Dickinson, state of Kansas, at 10
O'Clock a. IN. OF said dny, sell to the highest
bidder for cash, the following describe real
estate, towit:
The southeast qaurtsr of section number
four ~, In township nui her twelve (l2)
south OF range four ~, east Of the SIKH nrin.
cipsl meridian In Dickinson county, state
of Kansas.
The said real estate wi be cold pursuant
TO the judgment OF the court In said cause
h ,ecited In said order OF sale.
Witness my hand this l1th day OF a pril, A.
D., 1885. J.S SMITH,
sheriff Of Dickinson county, Kansas,
j. MCCLURE, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-27
First publ, he'd in the ABrLENE wEEKLY
REFLECTOR, April 20. lsgI.
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice Of Final Settlement.
State of Kansas. Dickinson County, 70.
In the Probate Court in and for said
county
In the matter OF the estate Of August Nil.
Ter, deceased.
Or ditors and 9th r persons Interested in
TIVE Aforesaid estrte arc hereby notified that
AZ the next regular term OF the prob court
In nnd for said county, TO be begun d held
N IN" court room, IN tho city ~ A. ilcne in
thee unity OF Dickinson and state aforepaid
on i've hrst Monday In tn IN nth Ut May A
ID, 1898. | anal apl ly to saii court for a full
ana hnal scttlemeut Of said estate. ,
Cause stands for hearing goth OF said month
IDA MILLER,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-27
On Monday. May %. A. D. 1893.

at the tr Mt duorOf the court house, in the
Guy OF Apilt n, county OF Dickinson, state
81 hAn ~, NJ 10 o'clock a. m. Of said day sril
70 TIE hikh ~ b oder for cash, the following
described real - tate, To wit:
Inc - one hubdr, and ten QlO) acres OF
the n1rthet st quar- "r Of section number
seven ~ In township number Twelve (I2l
sunth, OF range numbrrOne % east Of The
sixth principal m rid AN In Dickinfon
county. state OF Knnsns
The Sht real estate Will he sold pursuant
10 the Judgment OF he court in snid cause
recitpd In snld order OF ole
A. ID. 1888. TT
J. 5. SMITH,
SherlTOf Dick insoH Couuty, HRs
FULLER 4 WnIT,OuB,
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-27
irst published in the Abilene WEEK.
REFLECTOR April 20, 1898.
SHERIEF'S SALE

Under and by virtue of an order OF sale IL
sued by The clerk of the district court of
Dickinson county, state OF Kansas, In n eau o
pending therein, wherein JamesR Sutclin
IL pla lntin, and Rebecca O. Gross, admins.
tratrix OF the IS ate OF Rickles y. Gross, de-
cvnsed. James Il. GToas. James T. GIols, nd-
ministrntor OF the estate Of had deus Gross,
deceased, Victoria Gross, w. n, Roe nnd Will
liam II. Hardesty, Agnes Gross and Rob. cca
y. Gross are defendants, Will. on
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-27

Given under my hand AZ tho County
Treasurer's of,lce, Abilene. Kar,, March 20.
A. D., 1898 WI. NIXON,
by ,. II. PATTtsoE, Treasurer.
Deputy.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-27
VHITN q WTITTIVNWt
Attorneys FOR Plaintiff.
FIRST Published In the ABuRNE WpFKI !
REFLECTOR April 20, 1898.
Sheriff's Sale, -

Under and by virtue uf an order Of An la ia.
sued by the CLERK OF the district court of
Dickinson county state Of X nsas In n osusS
plaintiff, md William d. Reed, John II.
h"ed, Anrio ", Reed, susan Lightner, John
4, Muvane, John Martin and william ii,
ami Trust Company, trustees, are d efendants.
4 Will, on
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-27

IN Crosi'ye h nw......,21 II 50 ~ 80
NOBLE TOWNSHIP.
W u Bannlnge h sw.....7 u II n 10
LYON TOWNSHIP
CIV AkpouEh h se."..3 10 u % 20
" "eh...........N 10 $40 49, ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-22

senerll freight and passenger agent Of
ne 4 Chaifanooga Southern IN plaee Of
4. H. Dudley, resigned.
me Office OF w. s. King. supnrlnten.
gent Of the Nazoo and Mississippi Valley,
mas been removed from New Orleans
Ia, 90 Nicksburg, Miss.
u, Union Pacific shops at Cheyenne
ul'u Laramie arc running full force and
tne omaha shops arc working nearly
lull complement of men
John j, Horror has resigned as pr,s;.
ucht OF the Arkansas Midland. 10 take
eject January 1, and has been chosen
wee president and general manager.
lK,Se,ceiyer Trumhull has appointed Fred
Wilde, ,lr., general freight agent Of Inc
buion i'acihc Denver aud Gulf railroad.
in Denver
The receivers Of the Northern PasiGc
railway have followed the example Of the
receivers Of the Uniou Pacific railway by
Of $4,000 80
lhe pennsylvania railway has begun
50 retrench One hundred and sixty
men have been laid of on the New York
DIVISION and the time of the hour men
teluced from ten to eight hours day.
After January the indianapolis, nli-
nos ana Iowa railroad win operate with
the Monon route Ia the transfer OF freight
aud passenger traffic for points Fast on
tlS Lake Shore and Michigan Central
General Western Agent King Of tho
Mexican Central will become assistant
general freight agent Jan, /. His head.
quarters will be in Chicago. j. j. AZ
zen VAL be general Eastern agent, with
headquarters IN New York City.
w. G. Alvord, general agent of the
Jacksonville Southeastern lime. has ten
dcred MS resignation, 10 take effect at
once lie VIII be succeeded by a man
from ~ Louis probably, though definite
appointment mas not been made.
The new pass agreement will take effect
January l. All applications for passes
made by Officers OF transfer companies,
trelIhl bureaus, etc, must first be re.
fered to the district committee OF mana
gers.
The Burlington has been re-ins,atine
| me men discharged during the summer
on account Of hard times During tho
summer the road made heavy reductions
n me forces, but no salaries were re-
dneed. Business is rapidly picking up on
all their lines,
The. earnings Of the Denver and Rio
IMnue railway FOR the fiscal year 10
| dlte show decrease af over 81 ner cont
| as compared with those Of last year.
ne amounts bcing respectively S311S.-
| -bif and Sl.5iS,2Sl, The decrease Is all
along the line aud In every department.
\ conference was held at Chicago Sat
urday between the representatives of the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-22

George \ lngc has been appointed su,
nerintendent of the Sedniia, warsaw ana
Southwestern.
\ v $. Thorne has been appointed
spnerintendeut Of the Eastern raAWay
Of Minnesota.
charles II. Biller hes been promoted
70 nrincinal assistant engineer OF the
Northern Pacific.
The approximate gross earnings Of the
Rio Granle Western railway Tor NoNen-
her were S105,3OO.
Easi.bound freight shipments. are IN.
creosing weekly, as a result OF the recent
cutting Of rates
EI r. Ingcrsoll has been appointed
freight and ticket agent for the santa
Ia nj Cripple Creek, uoi
mo Erie reorganization committee .
nnfilue the finishing t2nches 20 W. Pan
nrensratory 10 making il pubic
L. Somers has been appointed gen,
srtIWesiern freight agent Of tqe " es'
shore. with headquarters IN NiileAso'
. 4. Van Woert has been app2s!nIlel
General Eastern agent o. ihe ~ ', ..ii
n New York City, nee bfAlu'''u ii'"e"'
resigned. p..,,.-...
Tbe earnings Of The Buffalo, hoe +, nei
and Pitfsburg for iee ~, ~ $500. "
ramher We're fS''-
H,rsey has resigned from re i, 81
y. n the Cleveland, Akron and 20
ls.,siis because Of dissatisfaction vain
rs financial policy ...5
3 wincheuhaeh has ben s apRloip a,,,l
general m E ,isss n julius Haiden, super
inieadent resigned
Robert Low has heea apps,,.nlea sensl
n ,e,.,,,,.-{nfeudeat Of ;he Burlington and
~ 81 western and the Huntington Apa
Western in Iowa .,
W T. Hn!iar has besa app ss5 f;, aIli
of the Yirgini4s, n. h sisce ID III.
j. Gehm, resigned -, ~ ne
=, < aid that tie SEPARATION OF IN, "
49, o5d Gulf Tallway 1n9ia w
i',,jon Psciic sysitu WI ''' =
| SsssAsrse Of 800 men ,s,.is,ai
Hear5 ?. Ea-er -'a pep
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-22

-
nsirf enrmttes NJ ,i,f Kin, IN No., !, w y,
mo free transrereatiet, N le.titnis sf-,.
gers in I'm NV ~ their homes Af,e.
a fun discnssio, ~ Ia whole mat,n-
Tho railroad man de.iLci thar ihe Wes,s
ern passpnrer assn,istion rs s,,ch en,id
mol authorize any rednciion al rat,s.
"'' tSu"''''" Va '"''s'
Tho Nandorhllts arr said to have h.
come Interested In the kcwancc, Green
Bay aud Wcstcm road, the object OF
which is 10 secure route from the
head Of the lakes TO New York, without
going through to Chicago, whore tAins
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-22

Agent Canine SAYS that no shows up
hae IN u hut was not qaitc rcady When
tho button WAS pressed
IL T. Carter, who has hNcn assisting
City Ticket Agent Carninr Of the Cotton.
helt left last night on the Rock island
for tho North
The city ticket Office OF the Rock Isl
and and the Houston and TEXAS Central
was moved yesterday 20 their new place
at col Main street
u. NJ Brown, chief clerk In the gem
oral ticket and passenger office OF the
Rock Island. went over 20 Dallas last
evening on business trip.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-22

II. Num-, assistant general nassenge,.
agent Of the Elkhorn. Fremont 4 Niis.
souri Valley; ~ II. Beman. secrctarr ~
Chairman Caldwell Of the Western Pas.
sengcr association, and ], s. Metjbiloneh
secretary of the Trans-Missoun assoSi,
IN the absence Of Chairman II. n
Kansas CITY presided Va
The object Of the meeting WINS to dev;s.
means TO improve lie traffic bct,genn c,i.
orado and Missouri river points. Vsrons
questions Of Importance between Afisnnj
RIyer-Colorado limos were discussed,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-22
10 IMPROVE TRAFFIC.

7eeiing Of the Trans-Missouri d.
q he Western Passenger assoei-
Fss held Tuesday at Denser The
w well-known and representative
men were present;
IA y Townsend, general passenger
y " Missouri Pacific; John 50
seueril passenger agent d The
ssAah; A. H. MoGatt, passenger
sle same company at Kansas
y, sesise I. Nicholson, general pas-
/, sal ot the Santa Re. and Gen
~ ,ssa' Nollbfan Of the same som.
49, IS Smith. assistant geleral
4 ageat Of the Burlllg-
A. -Ha Omaha; ]. Il. ilan-
. ~ y, Cedar Rapids, Iowa;
~ A.l Of the Union Pacific 5. X.
Y in. neral passenger agent Of tie
4 and +. A. Nadlsics., as
~ x r. Bennett. general passenger
= me RIO Grande Western; W,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-22

Buy your Nmns present al n Bwn.
now's dealer IN diamonds, Witches, jew
rlcry and clocks; gold and silver apcrta.
cles, An goods warranted Prices to
suit times nj lG22 Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-22

y The mntter of foreclosure sales, how
n the record is not as black, the
RI for eighteen years showing but
2 ID which the stocks and bonds repre-
tti IN railway foreclosure sales aggre-
~ less than they have this year But
alst be remembered that this years
'aeosure harvest Is still to be reaped,
,snrerships involving Sl,2SS,WO,OOO
/. Produce n banner yield In coming
~. For comparison and references
4 Is the record for eighteen years;
FORECIOSURES.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-22

~ have bought and owned over nfty
raznrs In my lfc, but never have owned
any equal 10 those patnn'Rnaranteod IA,
sors Of Anderson's,' 11liA is the verdict
Of every purchaser. Try one and be
convinced,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-22

IVY AHaNplNtrN FcH7i
london, Dee 30. There have bccn ~.
newcd gales along the coast ~ the lirit.
ish Islands. and various casualties ave
reported, The Italian bark inm was
wwckcd nf N0scntol Three of her crew
were drowned, Seven Others were saved
with the utmost dlinult,, The sen wall
nt sand Cute, lNmtlsh town IN thp
English clmnncl was torn up by the
heavy seas, Several government vessels
are detained az Plymouth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-22

r with the best Of trade conditions
j take the railroads OF the United
many years to recover from the
5 Of the panic Of 1898. 1t viii 81
10 history as the dark year in rail
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-22

A biz reduction on M grades Of candles
for Xmas at Edwards bakery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-22

This Is the longest time required for
the cure Of any type Of Headache by
that priuce % remedies, PKnSrON'S
HED-AkE. Guamntecd or no pay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-22

None but ten.year old Relic VI Nelson
whisky sold over the Mansion Har,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-22

Hunting clothing, camp chairs, cots
aud tents at Andcrson's KUN house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-22

nOrK IaTANn nOIil'n

:, CMea@ iiWi,ed Arrive Depart,
NJ \ linton n,S,, nenot''. $40 a a aka 4.
No, ~ linton Depot. 900 y IN .t,,......
No, ~. linton Depot. ........t. 700 a M
Accommodation,
M. az, tlh Nt-.... SIN d m ......,...
No, W, ath St,s..ts. f........,, 500 IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
THE MALE CASE
In Which Austin Is SoiDeepy interested May
Go on On a Technically
The Proceedings.

Austin, Tex. April "a (Special)--
Today with but two judges, Stayton
and Henry, on the bench the Nulle suit
against the city was argued iu the SUI
PRONE court The argument lasted from
10 a. m. 90 G,2O D. uL Mr.. sam Fisher
opened Tor the city iu three hours
speech. lie was followed iu the after
moan los MossVA Owing, Ogden and
Holt Judge Doom then briefly closed
for the city and Judge rownes added a
few words as TO the jurisdiction of the
supreme court This is the point of
uucertainty. The cuse Is now ln the
supreme court ON q writ of error as TO
one point. the disqualification of Judges
of the court of civil appeals, aud That
court proceeding after he was decided
disqualified 10 try the ease with only
two members of the court not full
bench. 10 Is a very nice point of law
as 10 whether this error would give
the supreme court jurisdiction of the
case iii they shall decide 10 does then
they win ee into the merits of the en-
tho cnse, which WIS fully argued, aud
the civ may expect a decision very
shortly, but 10 they decide 10 the cou-
trary. then the Male case VIII fall 90
me ground without a decision and the
city Mill suffer more and very expensive
delay
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
PANAMA REVIVED.
New Organization Being Made
to Build the Canal.
AMERICANS ARE INVITED IN.
Rock 60 he Removed by hydraulic Can.
non, zach one Representing $4,000
Horse Power--Couut de Ksra.
try amer subscriptions.
AMERICANS ARE INVITED IN.

New York. April 2f.--Count de Kcra-
try Of Paris Is III che Hotel Martin.
Ninth street aud Uriversity place. He
ernved IN the GasCogne, and The mis-.
siou which brings him here Is of interest
20 Americans, as II gives them chauce
20 subscribe 60 the stock Of new com.
pany which has formed 20 carry on the
Panama canal If possible, to success
ful completion.
] called on the count at the Hotel Mar.
tin yesterday and he gave me an explana-
ton Of the object " his visit nud the
plans OF the new company. which pro-
poses to reOrgauize the bld Panama
Canal COMPANY, the management Of
which shattered 80 many regulations iu
France.
When the Colombian government the
other day signed "a contract at BOgutd
with the asdgncrs appointed hy The
French courts to bquidate the affairs 81
the old Panama company giving them
the same rights conceded tn DE Lcsseps
ia 1880 the status Of our company was
assured said Count de Keratry "Thc
new company Is TO raise 2OOOO00OOf.
IA four blocks bf J0.OO0OOOL oaeh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25

There was no need Of going ont Of France
for subscriptions 90 the FIRST block of
.O.OOU,OUOt., and thp members of The
old company were opposed 90 such action
Gnp taken. Clearer heads, however,
thought That there should Doe an under
Htuudiug between France and America.
We preferred harmony TO such hostility
us existed between the French aud Eng
lish Ia tho matter of the Sucz canal
OUGHT no 1919 NEUTRAL.
"'rhc cnnnl is and ought 10 stay an in-
ternauOnul affair in peace or war Tho
new company already has the FIRST ju
600 UOOf 40 hand. aud that amount
alone wuul be- enough tO level Mt Guile
bra and keep the thnrrrs river from
OVERLOOKING it4 banks. With these two
things accomplished the canal win hp
practically hnshc,. The French com.
pouy. as ! have said, needs no foreign
capital. hut ! nu charged to COME here
aud cordially un,r tn Americans % chance
20 subscribe 10 this first issue of stock.
III Americans care 90 DO su they can
take fhrpr.tpuths of che gOWn.OOOt.
or about 100000. This win also give
them three directors iu tho affairs ui lhe
company I'm all there win be- twelve
directors. two of whom viii represent the
Republic of Colombia.
Another object cot my mission is 20
treat with tho Californian engineers who
have tried experiments with hydraulic
cannon which throw Jets with enormous
lurce. With a number Of these c1uuous
aud a surface pressure ot torty-two
cubic yards we can destroy 2SuO cubic
gnrds of solid rock a day The use OF
these hydraulic cannon viii Zoe cuuNu-
lent 10 the work of 100000 men daily,
and will represent about twenty -four
thousand horse power
"'rhe water which we will use will he
brought from the Chugrps, which will
he damned Co the height of 2IO feet
aud then will be- brought hy means uf %
lofty Nnluct tn where its enormous
pressure can bc utilized hy mcaus of the
hydraulic cannon This power s much
preferable to dynamite, us that merely
blows masses OF rock into tho mir To IAN
again, perhaps upon the same spot The
water, on the other hand, PUSHES the ful.
len powders out of the way"
AN ESTIMATE OF PROFITS.
Glow about the tune II win take 10
finish the work and The estimated profits
afteUwArdY / asked
CAS- for the time IL win take ! shoum
say seven or eight years would bc ample
We estimate the not profits as 21.3OI..
b4Qt., of which ten per cent would go "a
the FIRST Subscribers, Whilu the rest
would be divided thus,
ITO hrst subscribers, 2UiO.3ilf.; old
company stockholders, l2.4Sd. 39if. and
o. new company stockholders, 12,2SG,.
b03f."
Pending tho completion OF the work
the c0uut stys the Panama railroad
which the old company puts into The new
with the rest OF is holdings can pas
five per cent on the whole capital stocl
OF 20O,O0OOOOf without difficulty,
Th0t the projected Nicaraguin cana
will not interfere with the Panama on
terpriae Count de lkerauy SAYS u as
hurpd. lie says the Nicnmguan cana
commissioners offered 60 buy ont the al,
Panama company for 2OO,OO0,O00f DO
sides allowing the old stockholders au Ia
teret Ia the new company. The oOun
goes b. Washington next week aud frou
there 10 Chicago. lie will then return {,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25

way 10 relieve the situation, both as re-
CARDS The banks of the government. that
has resulted as usual la delay You cnn-
not know further from me until That de-
further questions. DORIAN said delay
would last uuNl something WIS heard
from Washington lie said nothing Ind
been sent 10 Washington yet as a re-
sult of the meeting but something would
De- sent. He declined TO say whether
the proposition had been discussed thut
the banks of this city should let the GOV.
erNnrnt hnVe some Of their gold or
under discussion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
WON'T OBEY 1T.
The San Antonio Law and Order LEAGUE
Alter Saloon Mon But the Latter
Say No Mailer.

IAN Antonio, Tex, April 24.-(Speciall
= ihe eiu.ens law aud order oouimittee
the Sunday closing law here foSa v" ~ ~
public their plan of camplign TEev
nave issued notice for every salo,i,
man 10 close his place OF business an
sunday and IL they keep omen prose
,nllnls VIII ge commenced against the
mayor aliN police Officers for not enfors-
ng the laY Ihe saloon men are pre-
lpatsp VI hsht me crusade TO the end
90 sunday, nor viii ne citv auth,r,siss
attempt 20 enforce The law. as thev elai,n
Z. impossible 20 secure conviction ir'
The lower courts here for such violations
lhe hsat promises TO BE- an interestnr