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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23
@abl proclamation.
Mapors Office,
San Mntpnip. 81 San. ,93

San Nntonio, 81. San. '93. !
@uf Grnnb Der mir bur6 Ben adbtiz
f6en Greibrief unb bic ftd6tilden Or.
binan5et ii%bertragenen Ma9tbcafom=
menbeit, ber6fentli9e i9, u. 8. Sod.
moob, Mapor Der Stabt San Nntonio,
5ieie meine Mabl=prpflamation, burd
tuel6e i'd anorbne, baB cine WabI abb
gebalten nerbe
a m 5peiten Montag i'm so o.
nat Jebruar 1898,
(pel6es Der 10. Sag bes genanuten
Mfonats iif), unb atpar fir bic @rudbz
lung Der no6teben6en 8eamten:
@ines MaDors, &ecorbers, gollee>
tors. S6abmeiiters, Stabt : Mnpalts,
Mubitors, NKefors, zines alderman
fur ie6e Der a1t Marbs Der Stabt unb
fur bier Ml6ermeu fur bic Stabt i'm
algemeinen.
Die StimmpIdbe tperben in ben pers
f9iebenen Warbs pffen gebaltem tpers
ben bon 8 (a9t) ubr 8prmittags bis
UNI 6 0e6s) ubr Nbenbs, unb atpar
an ben folgenben pldben:
1. @arb-3immer Geo. 2, erfes
Stodmerf. gitp 9aa; MabIborfeber:
@bas. 2pforb.
2. @arb-Norbmef>gde bon @af.
unb 8uena 8ifta GtraBe; MabIuor=
fteber: Sobn 8. @arbenas.
3. Warb-Norbpe1t : gde BON Qas
rebos unb 9oufton Strabe; Wablporz
fteber: Sos. 9ettler.
4. Warb-Worb ; Settle BON Weft>
9ouffon=S traBe, in Der &~onpentionss
6aae; WablDorteber: Gbas. 3als
ntan5ig.
5. So @arten, gde
bon Mbenue 8 unb 10. Strabe; Wablz
noriteber: Sobn 6. Berrp.
6. Warb-Mi6el's 6leifd @tanb,
an Der @de bon Gins 1n6 NoIans
Strabe; @ablporfeber: %. s. page.
Z. Warb-@de Matagorba= unb
Wictorias5 traBe; WaIporiteber: Sobn
s. 9anien.
8. Warb-gde BON 5ib : Mlamo=
uno South StraBe; Wablporfeber:
Nku. SlIuc9.
Die Wabl, iotpie bic 3dblung Der
Stimnlen merben porgenommen tperben
in nebereinfimmung nit Der @ettion 29
bes ffdbtii6en Greibriefs mnb nit benz
StaatsgeieBe bonn IL. Mpril 1892 Der
%. Staatsz 2egiSlatur, Settle 10.
Sie Stimmgeber ieber einaeIueu
Marb baben iiber einett Mapor, &eeors
Der, Collector, @9abmeiHer, 5tabts
antpalt, 9nbitor, NHefor, einen Mlbers
man fur ibre Warb utb bier MIberme11
fir bic -Stabt I'M alsemeinem absuz
ftimmen.
Sur 8ef9einisung bieroon
GEA, fuge i'd meinen Nanaen bins
gu, iomie bas NmtszS iegel
Der Stabt San Mntonto.
@egeben am 81. Sanuar 1898.
u. $. 2odmoob,
Wapor.
@ttefirt: 6. g. @laubom,
@itnsglerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23
Gin ,pertbppues Mittel fir erfaltana,

SberlH par61lQtt BON 5Dler @Du11s
tp, 90. g., lit an elmer f6redli6en
grfdltung, aIs Ct beganr Gbamberlains
9uften>M ebi3in gu nebmen. @r fagt
bariiber felbf: sd, fan6 fofort gr=
letnterung unb baltic bas Mittel in
grfdltungsfdnen fir auBerprbentli9
tpertbboa unb unerrei6t. gu baben
in San Nntonio in ben Mpotbefen bon
s. 4alteper & Son, Doubling & Gloob,
S. 9. Sod, ". 9reiB, s. S1u9arb,
q. @obn & Co., s. S. Sarrifon unb
aafteper 6 S9u@arb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23

sa- Sic morgan City Fish & Oyz
ster Company bat ftets cine Muswabl
bon frii6en Gif6en, Mutern unb Wils.
Sic erbdlt baDon tdglt9 teue 3ufub=
ren. Sn Der Stabt nerben bic 5aden
fret abgeliefert. Selepbon SEQ. 81. =
Muftrdge aus benz 2anbe erbeten;
prompte Iusfibrung garantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23
Gine a~arautirte aur.

Mir auterifren ben anseaeisten Mpptbefer, Sbneu
pr. 9tnss Msues SetImittel sesen Sawtnbiudt, gu.
ten un6 Grfdltuns auf fclsen6e Bebinsuns su perfauz
bieies Mtttel ben Nnweiiunsen entipredenb sebrau@eu
pollen, tnbem Ste es etnsehenb prcbiren. nnb MEM
Ste eenn feine geaerurs bur@ bafelbe re,fpnren,
Sbr @elb 5urid betcmraen. gBir MAIDEN btes Nuaebpi
tn SDlse Der grobarttsen Grfclse, nelae btes Mttttel
pet Der lsstidhrtsen @rtppen : Gptbemte aufSupetfen
batte. gBir haben BON tetnem Sale seb6rt, in benz
eaS Wetttef rt&t sebplfen bate. Man made etnen
Werlu4 bamtt grobeTaiden fret Bet Der Gan Mntpz
MIC Drug 60. @rpbe Glaideu so Gents unb 81 90.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23

s~ WeIton 6 6 o. baben fortz
tpdbrenb frif6e @aaren; groBe Mmss
tpabl bon 9elifatefen aler Mrt, bic
beiten eingema6ten Grii1te, Semitic,
6leii6z unb anbere prdierpen umb Elm
groBes Eager BON @tapel : Groceries.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23

0tnnbeisentbnuas . llebertraannaen.
Anfa 0riei6 an 8. 6. Rbein, 100
Mder 9anb aus S~ruebearts Surbep
fit 400.
@eprge g. gppjfeiu an M2rs. 81. q.
4fottsrs Grunbfiiid an garfon>G trase
fir $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23

Der nnter3eidnete fiinbtst ii1 hermit aIs
&anbioat fir bas 9lrtt bes Gitb : Collectors
an. ST slaubt burd feline Iangidbrise gers
btnbun9 nit bieiem &inte aIs Aififtent bes
eit9 ; Solicitors bouauf fir bafielbe befdbiat
3u iein unb Deripridt, bafieIbe i'm Snterefe
Der Staet ,nb Der Steaersabler b~ertpalten au
fpoaert. s. 6. &Iiefotb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23
@dbler . &esiitriruug.

IS tDirb bierburd befannt gema9t,
baB i'd bic Bidder meines Mmtes fiji
ole Wdbler Der Stabt San Mnton;o,
8erar @ountp, Seras, benz @eiebe ent.
ipreGenb CUR &egifriruns 0fne,t tuerbe
in meiner Office in Der Gitp 6an, i'm
erfen Stodmert, 3immer SO. 2, an
Der Wfilitdr pla3a, am
3. Sanuar 1898, 8ormite
tags m 8 ubr,
ul1b bab i'd bieielben ofenbalten iperbe
fur bic barauf fulgenber stpanaig Sage,
nit Mnsnabme Der @%onntaae, BON
Wormittags 8 ubr bis 8 nbr Mbenbs.
Die Office nirb gei6lohen tperben am
Wftttuo6, ben %. Sanuar, punft 8
ubr Mbenbs.
Die bon mir angeftelten 8ebalfen
inl: 9enrn Bennett, 9enrp Wagner.
8. u. &epnolbs unb &amou 8iemcourt.
Mugut SantIeben,
Wabl &egifrator.
San Intonio, Seras. %, Sec. 1892.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23
Nu6leua Mrnica salbe.

Dte bette Salbe Der DeIt fur S9nitte, auetf&un.
sen, @ei&nhre, Biebers unb Saut= @u8i&Ias, Ele@te,
Betten; iurtst SdmorrbptSsn Sbsr .eins SsaaSiuna.
SD9tse 3ufrtebenbett ~9arantirt cber bas 0eIb wtrh
Baradesftattet. Is Gents BITE Sda4teI. Gum 9erfaui
tn alen apotbeteu. Gbetpb Dreis, Tbomufpn & Co.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23

9as bette eetrodnete pofoaf>
9ol5 gu 81 per @orb; gebadt S.. Smz
bian TERRITORY Wbite Mfb unb ale auz
beren Sorten 8rennfoble gu rebu3irten
preifen. Sie bette 8esngsqueae fir
Sem nnb Gutter i'm GroBs unb aleins
%bertauf. : Selepbon SO. 81.
Sunet Woob 6 o.,
Ode 2amarz u,tb MalnutsS traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23

5 III 4lberman Der S. Warb.
8tr finb autoriiirt, Serrn IS IN. SSfItna
r. ais Ranbibat fir Mieberermablura iiir
oas Mtnt Oes alderman Ser funften
Barb ansuflnbisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23

Die rSreie Yreie~ lit autoriiirt, Serrn
SIM. MILL ais &anbiDat fir oas 9tmt bes
alderman Der 6. @arb an;ufiinbieen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23

Sur Der Z. @arb.
Die r5reie Ereie" lit autoriiirt, Serrn
Mlbert VERDI ais &anbioat tiir bic
Bteberwabl ais Alberman Der 7. 8atb
an3u;eisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23

SIR Stabt>S @abmeiter
Die r5reie 9rsie" 1T autprifirt. Sereu
Ger6inanb 9erffir. als Ranbioat fir
Die Bteoertpabl sum ftdbtii&en s6asmsifter
an5utiinbigea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23

Die r5reis YreFe" 1T autOriiirt, ansufiin.
6isen, bab Cart. YbiL. Sbarbein ais
3anSioat fir bas Mmt res Mapors bon Sau
&ntcnio a~uftritt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23
@abl Mm5eigen.
s. M a h

Sn grlse Der glufforberuns soblrei6er Sir,
ger fdnbtSe i'd mid biermit oIs Ranb,bat fir
baS @mt beS Mapors Der Stabt San Nntonio
an. Nenn ertpdblt, perte id mein Beftes
tbur. Der Stabt cine fortidrittIide uub 5fo.
nontilhe @eripaltun9 gu eeben.
@epr9e Paf1aI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23

ueber 100000 grunb<gistntbum In Gan @ntpniu mus fcfprt
cstfauft meroen Der sanse geFs wirb In atenen unb G~,runbaafen
%ansebOten, mte fe Der 8aufr wanfdt. @rbe, gut e~iaseriatete grauerei
NIT gutsm abias BON Bier; nett unter benz wirfhaen gDer,be.
A~ussebebntes Druderei. unb ltbOsrapbides Gtabltfemest, weldes
bic bette 8anbiaaft tint @dbwefen Bat
@utseleseme Geiddftsbduier unb @runbaade unb gaupldse In
Der Witte unb tn ben Aubenttetlsn br Stabt, grpee Nuspobl.
aebnltAe Ohertea fmb nie OOrber senaAt pprben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23

Dnr& w sonse weIt brt@t f& DR.. HuTs SuReas
$4fxH katn 1nt mo 60 f4 ttnbdrsert, mtrb be 5ahI
tt< S4@tnpfa4tt8en nerfiiG fIetner. CT tn patrIih
~ Ssenlqpeff 5ura Sesen s%eirprben; er fofet MUIR Is
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23

Ga 3Sebaies MittsI IL eaisaHsns Del: es turirt an,
sl5tslt4tn S4ner5sns mite 9~atmteit, Steifbsif.
Atfrlntts @ltehsrretkens Munben uub SMwenunoen
1szlues g etanaaI, % tpiiet nur % Gents BE Nla36e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23
~OUDl : JtIUITIIWIUI.
San Nntonio, Seras, %. Sec. 1892.

GoulsD's @esifter, No. % @Iamo
Yla5a bat einen &uf fur guten alien
Wbisfep, bic beften gemii9tem Sc
trdnfe, feline @eine unb ousgesei6nete
importirte unb einbeimii1e Gigarren
unb itets frii6es Bier. Ser Giaentbas
r1er, Soc GooleD, Derftebt feiu &ei9dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23

j hr herman Der 6. Warb.
Wtr iinb autoriiirt, Serrn Senrh Sim.
berger ais aanbibat fir baS Mmt bes Mls
Der Der 6. @arb an,ufiinbiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23

Sir ALDERMAN ~at-large.
Die rSreie @reie" 1T autoriirt, Serrn s o
McNllifter ais 9anbibat fir bas Mmt els
mes @ISermInsatstarse an;utiinSisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23
Sur @itp= @pIIeftpr.

Mtr itnb autorilirt, Serrn @btparo 81 Is
DE ols &anbibat fit @iebereripdbluna fur
eas Grlt bes ftdbtiiden Solicitors ansutiins
bi9en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23
Miiiipms Wartem 8ar,
nno @eitanratiom.
@beiner 4 Saul, @isemtbimer.
" WUT OtWEUWN


Shbren bic beIen impcrttrten Meine, 9Bbisfeps,
unb G~tsarren. Stets trti6es Bier an 3apf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23

Der srpse GaaI febt peretnen u7t qripataeSeuz
f6afien fur geitIi6teiten auer WIT pffen. Silt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
TAKING CHARGE.

Washington. Mnrch z After being
sworn in today Secretary Lamont went
over to The war department where hp
held private conference with ARls.
taut Secretary Graut The chiefs of the
various bureaus were presented 10 the
new secretary.
The new secretary of agriculture. \.
Sterling Morton, arrived al his depnrt-
mont nc noon todny The chiefs Qf al.
visions and tlicir assistants wore prosent.
cd 30 him by Assistant Secretary VII.
let's Secretary Morton aud eX- Sccretnry
Rusk uffefwnrd drove 10 the weather
bureau. whore the former inW the ~.
hcinls Of that branch l1i.Hecrethry llusk
Intends remaining Ia Washington for u
montl or more, and Assistant Secretary
Milletts will remain where be- ID for
soino dine, at the request Of Secretary
Morton This evening the officials ana
employees OF the Agricultural department
met &C the residence u oX secrcinfy
Rusk mud there Assistant Secretary Wil.
let's presented him handsome silver
service Of five pieces with salyer aud
lamp.
Tho new attorney general. Mr Olnoy.
was presented 10 thr United States VA.
prtme court this morning by retiring A.
touey General Miller
ilole Smith of Georgia was formally
inducted into the Office 81 secretary of Use
interior ut noon today After Introducing
10 Mr Noble several friends who no.
cOmpnnipd him from Georgia Doe iniuWdi.
ately entered upon the task of shaking
hands with about 23OO NJ BIS subord
nutes Gland N Bennett WaahlnRipn
correspondent Of the Atlanta Journal
viii nct as private secretary 10 Secretary
Smith
The outgoing pOstnnsler-gpuernl. Mr.
Wnnamaker, cnllel upon Mr. bissci
his successor today aud mo noon ne
companipd him 10 The department and
P0stmaster-GenefH Bissell was present
ed BY Mn Wonnmnkcr 10 the assistant
various divisions.
Secretary Tracy severed bis OihriHl
connection with the navy department.
today Secretary Tracy presented DE
various bnrenu chieis 10 bis successor,
Mr. Herbert
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
CAPITOL NoTEs.

An important bin 10y Representative
Wheless IL Just back before the house
with favorable report from judiciary
committee No. =. The bin provides for
the acceptance Of guarantee fidelity asso-
Citations on the bonds Of amployes Of
departments, public officials. state, county,
precinct, town or municipal
Representative Dean has offered Ia
the house an important joint resolution
10 so amend section 4, article z, OF the
state constitutions as 10 authorize the
leasing Of public school lands. and 10
empower the Legislature 10 pass such
laws as may be necessary 10 protect the
school fund. Mr. Dean claims there Is
now no shadow Of constitutional author
ity for leasing school lands.
The senate committee on education has
reported a substitute BIN 10 provide for
Independent school districts Ia incop0r-
ated cities and towns and for the organ
i2ation. maintenance and regulation OF "a
uniform system OF public free schools ia
the satue, and 20 provide for special
school taxes for the maintenance 81 the
public free schools for nine months each
year aud the erection u school build
ings therein, and 20 provide for the own
ership and control OF school property
and school funds in such districts, and 20
repeal all general and special laws In
conflict with the provisions Of the act
The committee On mining and irriga-
ton reports iayoramy Representative
Deans bin for the encouragement OF
irrigation, giving 10 owners Of bitches
"A preference lien on crops raised by irrl-
CATION from their water supply, etc.
The official report Of the committee on
constitutional amendments has just been
printed. recommending the adoption Of
Renresentatiyo Smiths (of HID joint
resolution 10 amend the constitution and
make the minimum limit Of couutys 800
square miles.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
rnnAsllnN rnNnI11nN

Washington, March The majority
aud minority reports Of the committee
on why's and means on the iuvcstira-
unn ot the condition of the Treasury
were today completed aud sent 60 the
prinier Appended 10 the majority re.
port, prepared by Representative Sprinr-
cr, is copy OF s,atcncnts sent 10 the
cunimittpc 10y che treasury department
nnd ~ She testimony taken ON the sub.
lpct. The report slys. assuming that the
statement nude by Secretary Foster is
correct, ON Juno 80 next there win be-
m estimated cash haapcc OF S20N02.-
20 over aud above the legal gold re-
serve. 10 will appear from nn cxnminn.
ton of MIR Fosters ycrhal statement TO
the committee Ia explanation of this esti
matted balance That n is probably TOO
large The available balance viii be- 80.
duccd hN the payment nl Oh0ctuw claims
of Sa.WO0lO. 70 win also ho reduced Wv
uncatmatcd and extraordinary eNpendi.
tnfos which may boz incurred, aud also
10y amy failure of estimated receipts from
customs, Internal revenue or other
sources during the time indicated
The majority are of the opinion That
NJ the close " the present fiscal ycnr
There viii hc un available Unsh balance
n the treasury, aside from Che gold rc-
scrNN of not over SiIOQnOO0.
After going into "details the report
NAA'Hf w NNNNlNHlNNf NNNNNAuNN roster Il
stNNmOnt thnt iu his opinion them would
Dc dcilcil ni The end OF thr fiscal year,
1871, aud That thc pcoipts pf the govern
mrnt SHOULD be Increased 10y $4,000, 900
20 meet the treasury conditions na srt
tort 10 hia report, aud ~ increase tho
gold reserve 10y S21,0OOOOu
Tie minority report. which WINS drafted
10y Representative Payne of New York.
and h signed hy all The Republican mem-
beers of the committee snys the cnndi-
lions from the evidence presented with
the wpurt seems wholly unWarmntnd
and misleading lu conclusion thr mil
nouily vpori auya
We cannot osCppu the conclusion the
MINORITY Of The commiltrc hnyc. whether
Intentionally 0r not put thp worst pos
hhle phnrc UPON the condition of the
treasury, overlooking Important pOints
100 thr statement oft the RctntDy OF the
Treasury aud experts examined ln nrriN.
ing az choir unwOuannhle conclusions q"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
THE LAND OFFICE
10 BE Investigated by a Joint
Committee.
wGAUGHEY SOLD LANDS
u Blocks 10 Spectators Without Any
Authority
Us The Charge Made--Foh WORMS Charter
Not 10 the Swim Right Now-Lald
10 Rest lor the Present Uucg
Saov1 Papers.
GAZETTE BUREAU.
State Capitol.

State Capitol
Austin, Tea, March T.
WANT TO PAINT HIS PICTURE.
Representative Turner OF Rusk county
VIII TOMORROW introduce bin to appr0-
pirate SoOQ for a lite.siEe oil painting of
governor Hogg The bill thar hc will
introduce provides that Mrs. III. d.
Lord OF Hcnd,rso shall be- commissioned
to pain the portrait. Airs. Lord Il ma.
i've leAan and has made for herself
quite "a reputation throughout the stntu
as Portrait puiuter Az the Dallnu
inlr she received two prizes, one for
an oil painting and nnuthpr for crayon
work. There Is now 10 the hall OF rep.
fesentaiiYea one of her cruyuu works,
which b said 20 bee very fine There Il
MISC on exhibition In che house am oil
painting Of his eXcellucy. lett among
the works of the late lamentcd Huddie.
whose capture Of Santa Anna was pnr-
ehnsed at The last session by the state.
IL b understood this portrait Is offered
70 the stat hy the widow of the artist
Tor moderate figure
Pending in the house Is a bin looking
To Che painting of the governors nor
TAlt To- complete The group now hang.
ing m the state library, and naming II
A. McArdle as the artist To- do the
painting. McArlle Is AN artist OF inter
national reputation, the author of the
famous Ice la the Wilderness" burned
with the old capitol aud Is now paint
ing magnificent picture OF the battle
OF Suu lncintO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
LIVELY ZINES
Looked for by the ChorokeOs, Tor Every
Man VIII Have $3.50 10
Cold Cash.

Tahleqnah, l. r., March I. Especially
The Cher0keos are glad thnt the nego-
uauOns with the United States. which
opened the strip that have boon pend-
Ing 40 long are closed and the money
Tor the same Ia sight Chief HnrriB
said 10 The Gazette correspondent todnv
that 80 soon as The delegation returned
and made an official report he would
call the legislature together IN extra
session 20 act on the matter He also
stated thqt be- would recommend that
the CherOkees accept the trade. aud a
loan must BE- mnde by which the Choro-
kces would ga al the money down and
have distribution az eOon az prncfl-
cable The payment viii amount IN about
$3.50 10 each Cherokee citizen. and tho
chief predicts suUh rnpid Development of
the country ~ viii take place viii be-
cause for surprise. The people seem 10
be- moyc oyer-iOyed because the intrudois
will have 10 go than anything else Tbs
coming summer promises the ligelicst
time ever known III the Cherokee nuii0n.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
TIlE rllIITn nIr

Washington. March 2 "a Secretary
Foster said this evening ulht the treas
tefned Il over 20 tbe new sccretarg fo.
day Mr. Carlisle finds himenlf cons
fr0nied With o great responsibility 90
maintain ihe gold basis aud q man ~
less ability might find iif task yorg
dinimli one II is probable that before
he has been two days ii office hr viii
find Ii necessarily 10 choose between "a
suing bouds and irmning upon tho
GOLD reserve
The c1-secrciary said the department
was nov practically % ihe gold reserve
there bcing less than S2OO0,OlO 81 ffeo
q0ld. Iie did not regnrd the situation Rg
Alarming. however, ~ an p1cileme8t
nh8ut gold shipments appeared 90 have
tllssl. When asked II he ,lid not ihiub
r0Hfs would have 10 ~ ISSUED, ~ ~.
M Mr. Carlisle might llsicad Df lhai
na sDme ~ The reserve. iie did nol
~ 10 make any predictions " " What
successor would Do. bit WnD cOnn'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08

81 SECRETARY Morton aud has hctn called
~ Washington b. him Tie was formerly
cditor Of the lincoln CNeb) Democrat
y, y. Shoemaker 81 Omaha. Mob. lsa
Candidate for assistant attorney general
Tor the court ul claims
COLONEL lacob child OF Richmond. Mo.
"a IA Washington after the appointment
ot ministcr io thc court of Bankok.
position which hn held under Clcrcland's
FORMER administration.
Richard Ennis Of st. Louis wants 20 be
pNphc printer and Is in Washington look
ing alter the appointment
GENERAL Jim lewis Of 81. Louis wants
90 he United States ATTORNEY for the
Eastern district Of Missouri
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
DON'T SILL Your CLAIMS

Both The house and senate have now
passed the Wcinort bin MS amended hy
the conference committee providing Tor
the disbursement of the dirct tax funds
and Tie bin u0N nwaits the signature
of the government II Is reported hOrp
lhat speculntOrs are buying up claims
OF rielitiul owners OF this fund it ndicu.
ionsly low hrurus pnd the Friends of
'he measure have pushed IL accordingly.
As PASSED Il does away with thr nuiiting
board, provided that proof may lo mnde
&C home and that lists of those entitled
TO the funds Anll be- sent tho county
Judges hy the comptroller Actually all
the rightfu claimants have to ~ Is IN
walk up aud get tholr mOnpy. yci many
OF them are actually selling their lights
for less than so per cent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
DALLAS HAPPY
THAT HER CHARTER HAS BEEN
PASSED.
The Tom varneIl Case Up Again Mrs, Irozs.
want Dead Tho Case Against Marshal
cabell Won by HIN.

Dallas. TNx., March T--(Spcciail--
News that the new chnrtcr had nnssed
the legitlnturV caused general rejoicing,
ico Nearly EVERY one will he n cnudi-
date for reelection Tonight soyen tax
paying citizens from each ward la the
city, or clghty-four citizens In MI held
u secret meeting ht the office Of Murphy
y boluna II WINS decided 10 nome IN
INDEPENDENT candidate for alderman VA
ever ward of the city aud make nght
Go capture at least eOvon Of tlio twelve
wards There is certain Co he Ave cnndi.
dates for mayor hut The contoN wiz 100
q Square tool hghl between nud Con-
nor aud Major llobcf Gibson ram-
many win be- in it, and 800 win the popu.
lists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
COLD SHlVERS
RaE Up Tho Backs Of Tho Hawaiian Com.
msslonars When Thoy Learned Of
Cleyeland's Purpose.

New York, March THE intimation
that President Cleveland may appoint
commissioner TO visit Hawaii before
acting on the annexation question has
caused chill TO run up the backs Of
the Hawaiian commissioners. The APP
pointment Of a commissioner would not
only occasion delay IN the settlement of
the question, but would deprive them
Of any of the honOrs or profits connected
with the negotiations The rum0r cur
rent Is the new administration is talk
ing of appointing a new commission 20
visit the islands with authority 20 treat
with the provisional government upon
plan of giving America supremacy over
tho islands, without mourning all the re-
sponsibility accompanying annexation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08

third legislature elected n man in tho
person Of VIII l.. Sargent equal 70 every
emergency. He b. prudent aud cautions
IN his every official act as well us Ia the
purchase of supplies. etc. Tie has the
business Of bis office ,ystematiscd. and
what has been purchased and how and
60 whom disbursed. His genial nnnnor
has won for him the confidence and cs.
tecn Of the entire membership and bis
brother officers Us wei. Tie ~ justly
deuouiinatetd one Of The best Of
hcers that ever flled n Ike position IN
the house of representatives of Tcxas
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