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Arizona republican., 1893-01-31
Real Estate For sale;

Real Estate For sale:
$500 For IA acres on Washington S., miles
FROM postefAee, east choice for sub-diVi-
sion.
$4,000 Buys 29l2 acres, snail house, three miles
west of p0stoRloe, choice for fruit, $500
cash.
S2500 cash buys 10 lots 50xlG5 Three blocks
FROM court house, with i've room house
800 casa for choice OF IL lots on Washington
81 Capitol grounds. Call today at room l.
Lewis Block.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-31
miscellaneous.

DENTYOUR ROOMS. APPRECIATING THE
III fact that there will be a large number OF
visitors In Phoenix this fall and winter, we
will take pleasure In reating any rooms parties
NAY have TO reRt, charging no commission for
same. PHOENIX REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-31

REED & MCCARTHY.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-31

Much the largest a sort
ment and latest 'tyles to be
found anywhere in this
section.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
All the Men and the Governor
Wore Prince Alberts.
SIR MILES CROWLEY ALONE
Donned the Traditional Observation-Disclosures
den's Drastic Bill
That Would Put the Pistol ToIer in the Pen--A
Blil to Assess Railroads al the
Amount Of Mortgage on Thorn.
Stale Affairs.

Austin. Tex jan. tSpecial)--
tor bowsers Joint resolution is Co
+ the constitution 50 as 10 empower
r |y. allure, IN order to encourage and
IN. q business of manufacturing.
u N, rom all taxes. state. county
n . or a period not exceeding tea
p de pr0pert and capital stock
On aous ana corporations engaged Ina
4tnCtuiing IL Is provided. however.
that the law does not become operative
in any county until the commissioners
court 80 declare il IN operation.
Senator Dickens bill providing for the
appointment by district judges of oilciul
steuOgr9phers for each district will hardly
be hiled with much delight hy the sten0-
gruphers. TAc official stenogrnphers are
required 10 attend all the terms of thu
court in the district and TO take down
oil the evidence iu civil eases unlcss the
parties by agreement wave d., and in
all criminal cases, whenever nm appeal
Is taken. The stcnogrlpher is required To
prepare statement of facts proven.
For this he ~ TO receive salary OF fl2UO
per annum.
Senator Crowley's bin to create a
bureau Of labor statistics makes IL in
cumhcnt upon the governor TO appoint
n labor commissioner by and with the
consent of the senate. whose term Of
office shall be two years. The labor com
missioner is required to gather statistics
about labor not only In this state but
In other states ~ well as from the ma
tional government He Is authorized TO
enter any state institution, factory, work
shop or mine and may take and pre-
serve the testimony Of any person The
copinissiOnpr Is 20 receive salary Of
S25OO per anuum aud his clerks $1,000.
Annual report are required TO be made
TO the governor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
CODFICATION OF laws

Austin, Tex. Jan. s.-,speeinl)--A
matter in which lawyers have peculiar
interest Is the codihcation OF laws. which
y TO be passed upon at this session. The
Dill representing the work OF the codihers
viii not be delivered until the 10Th inst.
Only one proof has been received NO tho
capital and that was for Judge Fulmure.
one Of the codihprs II is sngrcstod that
u y 70 the interest OF the Publishers 60
hold the publication hack aa long as pos.
sible, hecausc they ara preparing 90 rs.
sue It FOR sale as soon as adopted by the
state, and naturally desire chat but few
changes shall be- made In H. Tho pres.
ent revised statutes were adopted under
the previous question. cutting on an
amendment, and it Is understood the
same course will be pursued this time. For
THIS reason " is highly important that
the report Of Judiciary committee No !.
TO which the matter will be referred.
shall be nude perfect, and na that CONE
mittee viii I've loaded down with work
4 will be akin 10 n miracle " II should
be So
Surprise is expressed that the Bar as
Norlaton did not appoint @ special COM
mittcc to render such service as might
b. acceptable i'm the revision hy the iu-
dietary committee OF the work of the
codiders
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
cnNsIDERING RILLs.

Austin Tex Jan IL (Spedal)-
The committe on counties ANA county
boundaries held n meeting today and
considered senator Prtsslrfl bin 10 cre-
No the new county OF REAGAN out Of the
counties Of Concho, Coleman and Mo
CnllOeh In order 10 allow those opposed
10 the measure 10 appear before the COM
mittea. lbs further consideration was post
p0ned. Tho TIL however win not prob
ably be reported lavorably
AZ meeting this afternoon Of the
conmittee on internal improvements Il
was agreed 10 report fayorubiy Senator
Bowser's bin extending the charter Of
an unhniehed railroads.
me consideration Of the hill for the Cd
tablisbment OF the state agricultural and
mechanical college in North Texas was
Doslponed by thr committee on education.
Judiciary committee No. ] held meet
inc this afternoon aud transacted q large
amount 81 business.
Mo ser I'm providing for mechan-
lbs lion fprred % Hih-cOnmiftee,
senate 81. moYiding for the b,tter
taking Of depoaitious in civil cases was
reported favorably. as was the hin Iegu-
fang me process 81 appearance ous,.a.
The senate bal psoTiding tor tbs ap-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19

ceiapauy To c0ustruct dam across the
frnyoH rlycr nc amy point within ave
mites uf che suspension bride nt Waco.
such dum 90 maintain not less than If
ueu ieci Of water.
by Air Gravcs- Creating three uew
evil courts OF appeals ~ be located as
t,ullas, Sou Antonio and Tyler This -
menilcs with he bill introduced by
Aiy. bovser in the senate.
hY Mr. Curry AprfOpfuiiny certain
lands % The schools aud Tie university
as Follows. All lands reverting 70 the
Stale from railroads TOR failure Of COM
trnct and not now declared public do
main. thpc.fourihs iO the common
schools, un-iuurth 90 the university;
lands upon which 1850 acres Confederate
Strip was located 0nt-half Go be divided
between the common schools and The uni
YefS'ty and The other half to be patented
70 holders of such scrip. Scrap lands.
tnfee. iourths 70 the common schools. one-
Fourth 90 the uniyerhty All lands Ap-
pppnnted by the bll are made subject
70 present lgud laws except islands. which
Tor q period of ,wcniy years arr resery-
cd from sale but may he leased
~ Mr. Martin Providing TINT mis-
b1nd ond wife may testify against each
Other in divorce suits
by Mr. Graves 10 provide state
rciornaiory Tor girls under 10 years Of
axe convicted Of any crime receiving
scntcner of less than ave years IN thr
prnitcntiHrv
ny Mr.. Cunningham To pay A. NJ.
Craig, district attorney Of the Thirty.
ninth district, $500 FOR bringing 152
suits Tor ue state 10 The district court
OF Stoncwnll county. for forfeiture of
schuul land purchases
by Nlr King of Rockwell 10 prohibit
the subdivision of the school fund among
school communities Of counties.
Bv Mr., Whclcss To change The form
OF printing bills 40 ns to save over 90
cents per nnrc.
BY Mr. Woinert Providing for the dis.
trihutlon of thr money received FROM
the Federal government ON account of
The direct tax hy commissioners courts
ny Mr. Bean Fixing fees OF district
clerks.
By Mr.. Kennedy Of Bee Providing
for five experimental stations for the
ENCOURAGEMENT of agriculture aud horti-
Nv Mr. BALL 10 provide for holding
terms of district courts ia towns of over
21O0 population. more than seven miles
iroin county seats, upon petition OF 200
citizens OF such towns
BY Mr. Calhoun no pay jurors sum.
moned ON sperinl vouires and challenged
or excused, 81 per day
by Mr. Rogers OF Anderson Exempt
lux various counties from special feat
ures Of the ramr mud nsh law
By MIR Truitt To restore the juris.
diCupn of the county court of Shelby
county.
BY Mr. Darrow Creating Beuloh
county out of parts Of uvalde' Bondcra
and Edwards.
ly Mr. l'inny Amending the law Of
guardianship.
~ Mr. Smith Of Hm-Ameuding the
law as 20 citations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
RALRoAn AssEssNINNr.

Austin. Tex. Jam 1S.-lSpecoD-
Representative Whcloss of this county
Is preparing q bill, the prime object of
which Is 10 secure a higher valuation
of railrOnd property ON assessors rolls,
though it applies to amy person or cor
pOration lt provides that assessors
shnIl take the record Of the mortgage of
any property as prima facic evidence
that Il Is not worth less than the incum-
brance upon It. The uppraiscmcnt Will
be subject 70 proof before equalization
boards Representative Nheless thinks
IL would bp unconstitutional TO adopt
the governors suggestion 10 take a mort
gage as conclusive evidence OF value.
but that measure will accomplish tho
same result. In support Of Il he in
stances that Travis county has forty-one
miles Of railroad assessed NJ $1,000 per
mile. while the mortgages average So
600 per mile.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
sILERMAN an HAYna.

Washington. Jan. 49, senator Sher.
man was probably more Intimately ~.
ISOLATED with ea-Prcaident Hayes than
any other senator and as member OF
his administration. He Was deeply NOV.
cd on hearing Of his death and said -
knew him ~ well perhaps as any one
man can know another Tho South
should feel profoundly grateful 70 him,
for with infuite courage he extended 70
the white men Of THAI section an Oppor-
blnitE ~ leorgnniEo their states az
time wuea they had been bitterly unjust
70 him iis death comes 70 me Ike 4
nay guest al the inauguration OF the III,
coming presideBt, but / believe he was AZ
wen prepared for death az human natrre
win permit any Of us TO BE-.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
nnnsn HnNnRs

Washington, Jan. ISL the house
todny bill was passed 20 punish tres,
passers on lands Of the tive civilized
tribes
Mr. Holman Of Indana from the com
mlttoe on appropriations reported the
sundry civil appropriation bin and Il was
placed on the calendar
Mr. Haynes of Ohio, WHO represents
the town and district In which ex-Presi.
dent Hayes formerly lived and which
he once represented on the Aoor of The
house. announced Ia feeling language the
intelligence of Che death of the eN-presi,
dent, and eulogi2ed BIN us a citizen and
soldier.
Messrs. O'Neill of Pennsylvania j. D..
Taylor EnOch and OuthWaite Of Ohio,
paid loving tribute 10 The character
Of The eX.president. and ufDsr further
remarks by Mcssrs. Curtis, Storey,
Owens DoHn, Holman aud Il,ltson, I'D
house. as mark of respect to the mem.
CRY OF the deceased. adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
FROM STARVATION.
Nlla'en Ole al Huntingdon, Pa.-Thoy
sucked The Flesh From Their Fin.
rs Until The Bones We're Exposed.

lllgdon, Pa. Jan. 1S.-Word has
va received from EIanes Valley.
n and unproductive region In Tho
W. q this county, which reveals
restitution in the family of Bon
Lar m which Two deaths have
ocvurfed from starvation. Two
asko Lear who is indolent and
'esuL abandoned his family, con-
4 Vile and two children. the
"nom was but 10 months old.
y, Young woman of wenl Ia.
"as unable TO provide for ne
NV dld she bring their starv-
n,,,S 70 the attention of The
l'i9N,ol1ues. A mont. AGO the
|1'n . ,lieq OF starvation. md in lis
s,uilsung for food Il had bitten
g.o NE flesh on lis bnnds md
~. week q baby Of Nh months
n want and starvation. and
nSslshoor, who called In. exam
I'm KIN, q was found That the babe.
NM 4eoh Tor nourishment Ind
s,gn ngsh from its fingers ON both
-pw NE bones were eyposea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
BOARD or pARDONs

Austin. Tex, Jau. 1S-(Special. Tho
sentiment In both house Is favorable 10
the creation Of a board 70 examine appl-
cations for pardOns and make recon-
mcndntions 10 the governor The prop
os;ition Of Senator Yoalmm 60 constitute
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and tho speaker
such q board has reed, ed favorable
comment The mnin objection 10 Il ~
that the private occupations "A these
officers might not In every instance per-
NIT them 10 servo, whlp &C thcy were
appointed by the governor, selection
might be made with regard TO the con-
venience Of the appointeee. The officers
mentioned would not, of course, be under
compulsion In the matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
THE INAUGURAL RAI-L.

Austin. Tex, Jan. ISL Special. 1.-The
inaugural ball is in progress ut the CAPT
tol tonight, with q great thr0ng pariici-
itUrs are here. Fort Worth and Dallas
being pretty well represented, though the
lateness Of the announcement that the
bali was TO be-, has prevented general Mt
tendance from abroad.
The governor lea the grand promenade
at 10 o'clock. The most OF the members
Crowley Is the only one among them IN
full evening dress. The others prepared
for the calico hop aud corn slucking.
The governor wears a Prince Albert, as
DO All the members OF his Official family.
Many handsome costumes of the ladies
lend elegance 10 the Occasion. Az 10
o'clock the doors Of the supper room will
be open
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
STRIP BOOMERS
IN CONVENTION At ouTH-
RTE AND DEMAND
h,tlab Opening Of tho Cherokee Strip
he Admission oil Oklahoma and
ma Indian Territory asa Slate.

N, O. r.. Jan. 1s.-tSpccial.) The
n strip ard Oklahou q Htateh9od
4 Al here today was attended by 40
Z. from S. louis, Kansas city, 81
Nrlhson. LcaybnwOrih. Topeka,
4 Omaha. Des Molncs. Fort Worth,
4 ald every city and county on the
IN Kansas border aud IN Inc ohlu-
I'M ludlant HutOrics. owing 20 the
Nj trains lt was 4 O'Clock when the
M was called to order aud u VIII
n I Ia segsion most of tie night VIII
4 eDonald al Kansas City rs perman-
amman. Governor Campbell Of 81.
4 r,l,oycrnOr Crltteudon OF kHusls
4 lror Clements OF Wichita, Governor
n Otlah,ma. United state, District
IN Speed Attorney General Boyd OF
ielasaw nation. and Fifteen other
M citizens uf the Southwest were
i yln presidents. md A. e.. scott of
I'M lfly secretary. With twenty-elght
inl newspaper correspondents ps
|lt
nrltee Of nineteen. including promi-
IN OF ay states. was Choscn In tho
ous Seuatnr caldwell Of Beayon-
f haug chalrmuu
hes have been made 10y william
. N and Governor Crlttcn,lon Of Kan
y. G0vcnof Campbell ot 50. Louis,
Clenahls Of Wichita, Judge Boyd
flnenl Of the Chickagaws, Hon.
s'tci MAJOR Gordon Lillic. The
" soOui anl otherG, and kilograms read
. 4 nrrtw OF United states sein-
| ~ representatives expressing SYM
M coooemti0n with the work OF the
l0n
ih'rs Is enthusiastic and each move
u convention Is greeted with cheers
1rause. Tie resolutions may not be
~ nntll late tonight, bui thCy viii
Vie immedlate opening of the CherO-
n p and Other Indian lands aggreRnt-
|NO,uO0 fertile acres: the abolish
az Tribal government: the COM
4 eI me Indians 10 adopt the way OF
9n ANA The admission Of Oklahoma
indian territories az one grind state
n delay thus throwing open 10 COM
vast empire, now almost wilder
nlght session the resolutions ~
above were adopted also u special
n demanding that The courts OF
iln Territory be- given fun jun ,dic,
ine people there hive home rule
fullest sense; one providing FOR
aMitho0d convention next fall, n
Ulls 10 grant it now, and one
R Wanss 10 Senator's Vest, llntt.
Anl others FOR the good work hrlpr
w'm ~ behalf OF the people OF the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
MBoDrv's BIrn

Austin, Tex. Jan 1A--lS Special )--Sen-
ntor lmhodcn win introduce a hin to-
morrow which is rather novel Ia Is pro-
visions, yet " it accomplishcs Whist Il
proposes to DO it win certainly be
Cod-scnd 10 ihis state II proposes 10
punish anyone who shall assault or KIN
another While himself carrying on or
about his person pistol. dir, or dagger.
Ouder the bill man carrying deadly
weapons who Kills or commits AN assault
upon another, even IN self-lefense. can
be convicted OF carrying weapons aud
the punishment rs confinement In the
pgnitentinry from three % seven years.
This bill would Beem TO violate the oon-
sutution as the right OF sclf-defense Is
guarantenl nxnrr lill.nn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
NEVSCONDENSED.

mml,tee Of The city council OF
4" decided to recommend that
pa I n mold be removed from Of
. s 's,,.' He il $4,000 short IN ms '''
Harvey. the oldest odd Fellow
\. and the founder Of the nrst
~ = Grant county died at Ma
4 sst night. He was eish'y'three
,,otean system OF awards has
s ' and the Worlds fair board
,v,u return to the original idea
y y u connection with awards.
prown. proprletors Of Ashwood
I, columbia, Tenn, have sold
pst,ols OF Dubois. Pa the r.
..,.oa uotiing alley Novel"
a.ii aem by Tennessee W 3 p,
..,oet meeting IN the Elys " =
n 1irafi. minister OF hna, ~,
,o,sidqation his bin ta-
.,nlas on the bourse tea ceniln' :
,,.ses. and another bin limiting
,,see Of the bank Of France Ia
.,.,na millions OF francs.
..,.,da new ssOO,OOO club house Of
|. yors Central Turn yereln is about
/ a., n lts possession into the hands
/, nrppert who holds 100000
mon Ii. The cVigcncy Is the re-
! ,elarel membership resulting from
:, hat there were Anarchists In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
OKLAHOMA HOrsr.

Guthrie o. =. Jan. ~. Special ~
The lower house Of the legislature come
plctcd It's permanent organization today
and the deadlock Ia the legislature Is
now completely broken though the Re
pnDicans had one majority Ia the senate
and half OF The votes IN the house the
Democrats BY skiliful manipulation, cap
iured both chairmauships, and all other
officers The Republicans nre wild with
Wild with rage and threaten 30 resort 70
the court 10 upset the organization.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
NENN OKIEANS nACna

New Orleans Jan. ~ First race
man second Time 12t -.
Secund race Six inrlougs Granite
first. Larue second, Lebanny b. third.
Time. ~ la
Third race Five furlonga Constan-
tine first, Duke Of Kent second, Wedge
field third Time, 1907 ~.
Fourth raceSix furlonga. Angeree
first, Lombard second, Horace Leland
third Time, i;2l IA.
Fifth race Mile. I.argetia first, Pom
fret second, Alphonz third Time, 152 y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
MKINLNY NnrIEIEs.

Columbus. O., jan rs. Governor Me-
kinlcy OFFICIALLY notified the legislature
of the death Of Ex-Presdent Hayes.
Suitable action was taken with refer
ouco 10 attending the funeral by tho
state officers.
All work was suspended NJ the Ohio
State university on account Of the death
of ex-Preaidcnt Hayes. who was prea-
dent Of the hoard of trustees A COM
lnittee has been appointed 20 attend the
funeral. The state house N draped and
the state troops, " desired by the fumily,
viii be ordered TO participate in the
funeral
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19

Austin. Tex. Jan. rs. -CSpecial.)-
The constitutional amendment proposed
10y Representative Currey relative TO
state banks, provides for banks of issue
with these conditions:
First. That notes SO issued shall be re-
dccmnble IN specie nc their fun face value
when presented 10 such banks for re-
dcmption.
Second. That no issue Of such notes
shall exceed 81 for each dollar in specie
held by such banks for redemption pur-
poses.
Third. That at least onc-hulf Of The
capital stock Of such bank shall con-
sist of the county or state school funds
Of the common schools 90 Texas or state
university endowment funds
Fourth That the interest CHARGED for
the use of such circulating notes shall IN
no case exceed per cent per annun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
BUSINESS.
vOTT'NTARy I1OuIDArION.

NNNAlA y NV AHAAfA. AAffN AAfthH
Dallas, Tex. Jan IS Especial The
Bankcrs' aud Merchants National banl,
CLOSED It's doors today. or rather George
A. Stone. national bank examiner took
chorgc Of its affairs The Bankers and
Merchants bnnk was chartered "a little
over two years ago, ana Colonel W, u.
kellnr was elected president aud Noah
Spears cashier. The capital stock was
S0aO,O0O About three months AGO
these gentlemen resigned and O. W.
Gnuu VAS elected president aud w. G,
Richardson ns cnalhnr The capital
stock WINS also reduced 10 S2no,uW and
Il was thought the affairs of the institu-
tlOn would hc arranged aud a reorganiaa-
ton follow Hence, no surprise was
felt when the announcement was made
that Bank EHpminor stone was m
charge The cnshier, Noah Spears, said
TO The Gazette correspondent;
"Ihe Bankers and Mcrchnnia' Nation.
nj bank, by request OF the directors niI
consent of the comptroller has closed
its business with ID view of going into
voluntary liquidation. We have ample
assets 10 pay an liabilities and stock.
holders fair pro rata on stock
The statement was made I'm the pros
ence OF Examiner Stone, who was nl,
20 asked for information. He sald;'I
nin 10 charge aud when the necessary
funds are forthcoming the bnnk win De-
turned over 10 the officials niM v0lun-
tary liquidation win follow
Preaidcnt G w. Gnno made similar
statement 10 that made by Mr. Spears
thnt h hnd been decided By the o0lrinlH
and directors 10 30 into voluntary liquidu-
lion.
The bankers and merchants occupy an
elegant building dts own property ON
Main street and the furniture and fix
lures cost $4,000 and are among the
finest In the state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19

poinfment Of special iudgo in county
courts whcgo thu county Judge il lis.
qualified win be- reported fnvorahly With
an amendmcnt allowing the Jurisdiction
OF the district court 20 rcuaiu IN eases
that have been transferred 10 thnt comt
under the present law.
Senator Ailec's reducing the iuris-
diction Of the ccupty court Of Webb
county aud 10 transfer e 20 the district
court was agreed to and wfll be favorably
reported
a bill providing for trial Of forcihle
entry md dctninpr with or without >
jury IN insfire's courts will also be- rpport-
cd favOrablv.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
CONTESTS.

Austin. Tex, Jan lS-(Spocial.l LIN
tho case of Williamson agahFt Davis
OF Falls. the committee on privileges and
elections took no action at its meeting
this evening on account of the absence OF
Mr.. Davis.
In the Cain vs.. Cain case from Woods
and Rains counties, the committee de-
cided 10 have the sergeant-at-arms send
for the box containing the vote of the
First precinct OF Rains county.
House judiciary committee No. ! met
and passed upon several minor bills rc'
fer1ing the more important oues to sub
orlinhte cnmmittee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
CorRr nr ApprAIs

Austin. Tex. Jan. 10. Especial -The
following decisions were handed down ina
the court VI civil appeals for the Third
district today; Affirmed. John IT. Boil
ton vs.. City Of San Antonio, from Bex-
ar; l.. y X. Blum vs.. w r. Brntton.
FROM COmnnchc.
Reversed and remanded- McCurdy a
Daniels w. Geo. w. Bullock, and same
appellants vs. J. L. Locker, from Bcsque.
Reversed and rendered ". Schucize
w. Alamo Ice and Brewing company ct
al, from Be1ar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
ARIZONA MEANg BIZ

Phoenix, Aria, Jan NJ Governor
Murphy left last night for Washington
to make another effort for statehood.
He gees at the solicitation OF the An-
IONA press association aud IL backed by
a resolution adopted by that body He
carries also petitions from All political
parties and factions in the territory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19

saeh ia,m except the eNpense Of tnain-
lalnng the convlcts. Convicts arc 10 bc
.Yporeoned among coalties applying Tor
by Mr TOWNSEND and referred 70 tho
committee on educati0u-R oqulefino ~
ANIMATION for applicants for trachers
@fuhcates and providing that holders of
prst grade certificates shall receive $50
per months q second grade sos per
mouth; OF third grade S3S Der month;
not 10 apply, however. 10 the SALARIES OF
teachers IN districts that levy local tax
for school purposes.