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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-01-26
Texas q Great Country.

comrade writing from western Texas, says
that on Nov. 90, 1892, Jim Myland was shot
in the back at Coon's Hall, Comel County,
early that morning The bullet entered his
back under the shoulder-blade and came out in
his left breast It was afterwards discovered
that Myland's saddle had been cut to pieces,
showing that he was to be fixed. No arrest.
Judge Martin, lawyer, while conducting q
case at Mason shot and killed a juryman who
objected to Martins treatment of witness
who was OH the stand. The comrade says this
is all that happened on this particular day, as
business is dull" and that perhaps the peo-
pie will tomorrow show a more active interest
in the affairs of life. We do not give the CON-
rade's name for obvious reasons
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-01-26

TO find Army Headquarters he replied that he
had no idea, but the night before they were at
Old Church Tavern, which was several miles off,
/ saw no one that could give me the desired
information until | arrived at the tavern. The
landlord was very suriy, and would scarcely
give me civil answer, until my patience be-
came exhausted, when / asked him which of
two roads both in sight II had come in on
third one) they took when they left his place
that morning. at the same time intimatng that
a civil and quick reply would be conducive to
his well being. He very graciously pointed to
the road that he said they had taken ! fol-
lowed that road into the woods probably four
miles. when shell began tearing through the
tree-tops, and the farther l went the worse it
got until l became satisfied that the landlord
had lied.
| remembered seeing road about two miles
back, leading to the left and concluded to 90
back and try it, / had not gone far before
saw an infantry regiment come out Of the
woods and take the same direction on the same
road that was ON. My horse soon overlook
them, and turned out Of the road of his own
accord, and commenced passing them. We had
passed over half the regiment before anyone
bestowed more than ii casual glance at us. At
last young fellow took a good look at the
whole outfit left the ranks and ran toward the
head OF the regiment. Just before l came up
l saw him speak to the Colonel. When
attempted to pass. the Colonel stopped me, and
wanted to know who and what / was. l rode
along by his side, and showed him my pass,
which was written on printed form; explained
to him that l had just got back to the army,
and was looking for Headquarters. The young
soldier meanwhile was on the other side of the
Colonel, and as soon as he discovered that lis
Colonel was satiiied with my explanation, he
attempted to sneak back to his company. saw
the oveand stopped him, and said: II want to
have few words with you, young man" A
haifsullen look came to his face as began
thanked him for what he had DONE and told
both him aud the Colonel that was frequently
disgusted with the way mon could 10 through
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21
A. AND NJ DIRECTORY


nryan 1W, Noy, 10 The following
70 ID trport of the mrcllur Of the hoard
at directors Of tho Agricultural ami Me
thnbIchl college. which has iuat oloabd
al College Station. nttpoots are Ma.
joe A \ hose Of Snlado, lion iohn ",
llnlllnasWotlh lof Aualn ton, John
Adrhncu Ut Columbia and W. Il CUyltt
nu 'r,iuN and rcailrut dIrrrtoG lr \
~ Fields ut Manor IL also ono uf tho NJ.
regloru. bui Wga not 10 attendance
The only lOlnE apparently NECESSARY
~ Increase the rllloleury ni the sDlio0l
IL more fOam. which " hldly nrrdul
The hntu was surprised nnl ErNUhel
tn lrafn that lhe corps nf cadets ut the
college have without exception sought to
toxic uhW Ia the manual labor Recently
provided for. h which ohOl ono u nj
lowed gn much Yer huur, iO Ice pNil oUt
of thu 5000 students labor fund M,
lowod ~ The lnst legislature The Wi,
boys 'lUdeH," IL Aou Huuac, are HH
willing 10 Wlrt Re Tho others. and tho
htst rmsa has led IN The purHlaf mu,r
mcW 'lNNs VI course IN worry emiln lhE
leo tho huhri nnil 10 bnt Ross nnd the
faculty., Ns 70 viii he 10 lhn trlrndH nr
thn wllcgc everywhere,
The board alirlhUlw ilr mNnnoipl
aud unprecedented nnrueal Of the phllrgn
N
tu rrraIdHw llOsH together with tho
rrurfnl iltnrAs nf each ur The professors
aud attaches ~ tho cnllrHn aud the pew
frei harmony thHl rNlsiH lp rvufN dp
pbttmrni Ut the Institution
M tlrw " the fact mat Hon ioeeph
~ Stuts hAs secured iur tho OulloFu
tW1 vi the latest Improved threnluth
unrl cannon witch W"tr made .o,,
ptcsHly for thr college and nte SOON "a
pruied 10 nrtiNe together With Hll npt.
ctaniY Announcements aud nuuuunituu
the board Ne mhfk vt appreciation,
passed ihn fullowiuH resolution
leullvpl 1ini The hnAtl nf directors
at the college hereby express thnlr an
probation at the thonghtfihrfa aud
gratefully acknowledge tld Sind onirh
81 Hon joscph y sAyer Ia serurug
Hamr,
pmol,ri. That Il rniw of these teaolu-
lions ha furnished Representative Savers
10y The srejrlary
Another resolution VI general lNiereht
pnssed nv lhe hnnrl Was AZ follows
Whereas, 1hr hoard Of directors nf the
AGRICULTURAL bud Mechanical eollefr OF
rrkha hna always ION md slill fshla 10
deem aud abiding lniureH ip Nh matters
relating W agriculture horticulture, eic,
aud hnHF Va inll b,nhRihy and hearty
norpfd with The agricultural and hNYha
pnliWhl iniN and all Interests looking
10 the development aul nrnsprNiv " Tho
atnin, ANIL haine ourselves ia readiness
IN hi.bpemtH with thc alilEens M nli
efforts ie Nphnlli and advance such hi-
forests hr H. therefore
itp.oltpl, 'fbni 70 Is Che dnsltN nnt
| EARNEST wish III thr board ta he m close
touch with Tho agricultural hWllclltnf
ml mA ether sHicilna or associations
az the stale ~ similar mlpfo and thnt
i0 Inst rni Nu Wyliu roruliWnifnee,
helloylHf hmn vim lnure 20 our mutual
htnoft aud pFadi ana Che general wd'
| fare ~ Me- aiatn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21

iatds ani alyo ihni sumo nge,lae0. mn.l
~ Mltr whereby iNr nAihmni tQ4i.g
uf lhia rglNn dall hetnins ea,lt,ti.
available iaf tho uirtlnn ef M ians
without raWnl ar Vunitll II larr, ol'o,
iitiUs ipr limited HfrHs, Ia hflrt, NJ
dcnmni thar tlm yldlia and uosls NJ
Dglir nv efH alglll hH roareulpd hfsl IL
AL and Tor pll lluc "a o0hn
illfSnlUrlnNg,
lloa0vcd. rhW llds Southwestern ts,l.
CATION convention pimnni ~ G,sm,t H..
committee ni nine minhfis 10 H. Nm,
p0Hhi " Nlren innnihcu from es,d, AZ tt.
commemorative " Afimna. No,s Airs ~,
and iefaTi pnUi dersatldn pc,arnt "A
thle meeting 10 nnmn llA uWn nieu,h,as
ut nAid executive rommilire.
Tluu rarmitlae Win Ia charged WIN
tho, power Npd duty Or duh nIveflislng
Aue p9pnlNhihF lhn objects nl THIS
t2nWnVon, u circulating Tho nddrtst
81 Tho romuililer an fpsnlutinns niobi.i
TX thm NNWpnNOu, nhd generally te
l1to hll urelvi eiopa 10 iufthef Oie Ia.
forests ~ tho common pearie NJ tba
NuphYoW' especially With teferanre Az
Irrigation matters
lies.9lvel' That the members Of the
Hf'lNll'' oYmmiWcn for Arizona. NnN
NeAlvu NnV Texas, respectively do
eouHlliuit Three independent s6h dammit.
ieuf 10 cooperate With lhe eontoiselr,,
appointed Ondrr The auspices III ihe iD'
tetnaiiopal irrigation congress. fer ~
rhlpnac or lncfcpsing iblrfeat and az
fnnglhg far LEGAL conventions Ia eeh
NJ ihe three commemorative hofe repfe'
secuted
l,osollvd, Tint The secretary ~ mi,
convention he Instructed 10 s0iamdnleaia
Win The chairman VI the NRiional pxe.
gWliNr committee nf tht international
lrQgNilun r1pHfeah aud tn MAKO Rll nos
Hlho elliott ~ nrUntp the netf meeting
or eniN rnnmrsa NJ Albuquerque. y, M
TIE Following resolution was Submit.
lrl M hnitll uf lhe Npw MeNltN mru.
hstH VI thr rhmmltlee aud mr mo AZ.
llnn Of New Mexico delemtes
llraAlyei, thot ths convention REQ
emnrnda 10 ihH congress- Uf tho Iirltei
States that, M the apl rretiing New
Mexico u state pl unclaimed, non,mn.
erNl nuhllo. lAnd lueludcl within No
pftAet territorial boundaries hr coded 10
.p.h 'lelei hul npog ibe express son.
dlunn thHt an rrNlaluuhlN portions vt
said lands br brought uhdup ifhranan
Within reasonable ilWe. no thu e,prhae
of ihn slate and That ruch rrolhlnrll
lhndH he sold hy thu state Ia actual
aWilnta only, 10 tracts nf imj mufH than
MrltA ncfos ~ one rcfaou, with anit
oloni water Hghl and ht q prIro mot
nNeerliuE wlmi maF hr becrAahu "a
t"lmlWrr tho state for such terlnmn.
tlon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21

lgla ola peliaile pinre u receiving DAILY
VI all Che martria an0ni
Ia thv way " iah. gRne meats, oystrfa
ma Al ne hsiiuaplra ~ No seahpu l-aWi
satia c0nha Hra famous Off ihtr accom-
Nishmsids % tue culinary llne isseur
sionlsi, ealnina Into ttr Cil4 VIII ilnd v
40 Nrlf advantage 40 War flihfr 10
or NJ. @ foe dnNfr nr laneh " ANY klei.
iTha hrat ana cheapest meal ih llie CTS
can le Ira u either nlaoh Ne ain Maln
oc iuna iONer MalH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21

fAa taiasiia aHn1ss rn4ifdIas - An
rOpf Z iisaaua iqftfffr AZ inr a. ihp itIi,
rNymfnf ~ fHe hllbf1i urilfai api fhsia.
ieti SAM lhff arc pafaif tfsttHulN, anl
NJ inFftAfias aul WeiNn1 INV nffff iaItn
Hlusilfsi otfH ullek Hiai tHffHff in ihtif
nfflNn. heq ns HM ifln 70 wisif0 hHi
unn'tr and feilrfp ehiiH uIint. fhl cen
" rn'a rhhpH centiaa iNln % inoerte
HiflIfa
fs 10 ~ drfalted tf MISREPRESENTATION
An siNff Affaiaa itatdis fist|rit afa Sol.
.iHhA rfNq ny util 90 tte fH'HiHiiHN y
An az Alia.ft aaa "a Va apll.iiailas
y ffpieAsiiaH iAlNap ies q sRea gNp
siiipi4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21


$3.50. l,tre.H
j W Ah''h" 49, ,..t...,t..
F" ID Osl0bef ihf lui'ihNVNNRl l'NhNW"N
n .,eilnn was hold 40 l,us Angeles,
* y rnf,frpsey Sonllwcst Texas
aipa wpgcAoh'aV'e p'n''n,
~ ia November u lho NoulhWrHl lffii
NJ 8 on,,ntlon WAS hnll ne nuulng,
4 Ma, Arleghtes from retns. New
M MI WV "''f"
81 nis9 and Arsom. NJ in's convention
~ sanartl ltAnH was wen represented
X. ,e,.,n nj AZ If. van gttperuWlta
II ..i..il.,, ,,,.rt
NJ NiNANpN 'NP'
WI An Nnnllte committee OF hluh hNtlF
IA, appointed, ilrpn from etri
r. q,.,,. ,,,,,i,ots ,,,r, prof
A'. 'W li. ,.tt a, a..
IN " ion Srrruwi'6, Judged H. No
"A Ag owl pmi Ihudrs lonaupmWrr
Al paW irha committee has m,l
.A.u. ihe ann, and vIu ma.
P'N'' " a, Wv ,' o,
h cunt sa'esN'Nl''''' W. "U WN','',N' rue
e lietl u lhl4 convention nul The pnl9
iais af which tho committees are APP
4, .d.i.i A, sri f,rih al ipuplh la the al
"
fcn o ilm rrup'r nj the state hhl tho
"A iaaaal iturd
n rmf y0n NlrtouiVig Wns , tho
F,lt,t. L.t.i ...t..la Ia nL. I,.
w.
n " ~ HN eNlnNNW' "N lh' eWplprl on ~.
. galipa and 10 extremely AnNlpuH llint
n lWag rfviaufu hr brought To bear ou thn
n ~ lsHslat,f, ID, Ia, 3. .,,t uf,,,rt
II
Il le'W WV NDV'N "u 'N' VN'7l'N
" ~ wv NW WnlNf WW7
N.fi,,iss i3'.,i wy "pln'"ps t,nW WV QNOnWun
~ .a,lA9's@v XXI ,ut INV V,. nV'u, lluNlo N,VR
/" 4 ,,3 1870" w" 'V'N UnN wv
4, hs,e XIX ~, .,,.ii,, W. .ii,it.,,,,"'' y.
i. N ,sF,l,n e'.,.W" ,n'u,',n ,,h "A, y,
n WI. ~ t,NpN hW pup'N lnnl IA Hhi
a XIV. 'nai NgllhlrYi Without wnirr
y NJ lhe Rln t.fnu,iN NM i,,r,. ,.litv,.
HlfitsaH wells rhn no tnndr In n,e slnt
HAstanA danl,t Wv ''''
n ID G3'' VIZ .,li. tNt,.. ..,. .........i,
r y, ,lAbil H., a,., Ivy wv 'lu'
A 4daate nmiirt ,,,',,,',ti Wv ''''
iiai Ills snrden III XXX AN. ,st
3f4 heflrulrJ hr.Rus, ,hgr., ,s WI,
Iiiet ihcrt lGypr,thinp sInuit Il. wall
" hlnsd hul tho work lpil an befnrr
N laslaltiurp iurn,s iH WI. WAX, .'V,,,.'g,
n ihu 0lirrases and ala r,sni,,, 'n.
"A lfltl M nHmu1 Nnyr,ni,nr tGuil
d N lhc eltrrm uf n'e sonihWwil .rhr
a.awpHw HfgHilnn oonveUtion heI
a Vrhinr y NJ Nnvont.r nud H
4 Nv irTtolfhll, Huhmli Ia youf thnurbt
Ia, vYhitctnuuh The following Hlnietuput
II NWl
N M qNr' zion of Jho Admission Of
I'M, l'pitlnuw uf NflFinn and Now
oy R7 sWiea uf The thlnn ID ono RAE
,'l nom partisan polltioa aud
Wleailur lr urged UNION hlpher
a ssslHi Ninlhs which arc Mo folloWlnff
NInM Wlifu ads iae,',s
n atellahe inr t,e prnaaqntien NJ maj,
F,aN saliprsu4, such nH colnpfnhenHlye
I1NeiVn projects, mlnlnp hhd MANI.
lassr~g,o.' ' d,,nla Of wIdr uropc mud dc
!. sNlssg EWnwlinut lhdnalfleH Whlcl.
/. ,1i 9Ht't NlinllN tho MORAL nutl
81 N iluin,H9'r ni uhr people not losi than
4 NsSd Ps's't.l,
~ esatl,gl 'hal uuma OF lille capital
n Aa plN,. n,,i \" our nerdF whenever we
4 liliaeNis WY 2 hgnNre hnnis snuh Ia.
ns,a NV waWul'' iNsl'lhhlel{ hr luuulc1
'.t,.H., 'Nl hohpr uNi good faith,
~ flsa w the hsseis which Il lad
ttaBl,r,' ,,lt'N'el lhni Wa posstas. Ihla
|ItsiAl ,t,.,iN ''l lNo 70 new beyond CUT
.ew'l q ',9 gnl,,, by trason % our lars Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21

N.,,is..u ubln Nn, W Ih0ta eta
salillai. aust ntaf hove between tHAHff
MIA s.ua isHnald tlqeiihf. Ndti "a era
li fds,efintif Swords npfn nari rNi
ia4af ~ ili4 were hfnarm abe intN WsfH
tt,A.N,uga. Hha men NafN iitHla fur lhu
Mann XXI Ntss NkrUafpi fofitAi uulh WFN
HtlNrsi ilfs,aiH l1N 10 pieces Nnl we're NnI
a.ha0iaHa NNeA rani fiHsfiAe VIII Nn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21

W q musk va W. a. iANrla ct al,
from Colbuudi Huli tof hnd Hoax
pa chased under Whist ID known a. ilie
Scrap law, on lho ION Of Maeh, islf
In October, 1850, laWH0 AUD IVmaius
hnd r'nn Wi lr land, ihc latter taking
lia fife With hlu, pnN had Clcaitsi tguln
VI u at bual and mtln aeihr Noh pilanf
lur hHisu 'liiuy lfit hhnin nnun sud
pni Ia tho affidavit fuquiiel undrr ihe
homestead dnnalhH law llifF I'D nH
rulHrt until ihe MllaNlhF itnuary or
rrhUIlff. when ihN Wnut uisiu ihH laufl
nud bplta house ilash y epiitied 10 ihe
And iuauHe lbn Nflis y prprllrfa Nt
laVhpi hpfnro MAtph 10 ihh 'ihn pre-.
saiileWfnl nnnn she lnui VI iNp ime ~
pr before NO hiplkaiop pnd
affidavit ate iAdo, lhn usr az
ihu wugi iantufi musi ir Whaa
as meaning "roai nhd iiei onneirHNlah
81 virtual aHsllemrn liN cafN " MOI
analogous " $40 hom~leai law, whrfe
an intt1tlnn " usn iar hplppstDal nnt
p,iaa IL nnlhrAni 'iha acts iirffafiaad
hy RpprNpgi trimn they hlgl tlhr az
nlicpllah did nAl atnaiiiiaa actual e..iils.
ineui Il u rfiluid ihsi tliuif rurltmr
wis mot IN ariiln hpi o. fearftc VI inr
ifitiiN nului airnt I'VE nHa yuHp ~
tbfm vs. iaNlnry aud lebmafy inlaii
inhn iaan fllllelsd bad lHtl hidll Ntlf
NnrlWr0n Hllff ii4Hf Nirnb bH il Caa
ulf 10 tHid fhai ihgse ACs Wuuld ffi44a
bhCk 90 inb lln.f u nliaf fhe iaht siafe
lnpul ngt maht fpgt iini p hloh Wpf iisi
tfuo Nhm Hlde ihs lae stFe thai tha
affidavit miat ls mR1f n tht unit .if
aliHr the ulinf ~ 80 spiAteiipu. INV
judHn.fuia ~ lhe erin pl flsil HubFais
~ ia nlslitei Nnrl aft reversed aAl lis
cause frnRadeil oriiivp ~ iip,Wa,
A. ).
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21
ermlAs cesy'oes maa''srp.

1870 ~ tts iaieaah ~ itU k.l4silu lnnf
VIE elel1d KS N go hHt iaNHAi ff tan
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lhnN 20 HiftflfH sN' t-tiHN''TN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21

-. ~ NJ, '.,t reliiy e,ai ~ nnfh'
ihs. II y seaflti ~ III t.aI.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21

Nm Column.


run uAWetfr ~ ritt UijHAri'hf
"WANrl MEDIUM ~ fllN tuVrus
Nuihlnn " published frVr eApspt niiuN'
uqns NAatci rhls exception W mNar
tplply fnr Tho hsnent ~ iNear wep ~
AnNiAia "a srpNru VlNruy Ntntl An Vihui Nt'
torNsgmenie N W. ispntmem w eh,teei
tif " no iHty " 1 cont word each lssna
rayahle 20 udsaupn 81 advertisement Ia
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rlgtAlegall heapVlN QQa ghcg, gatgs'
rnN,lW uWicfsi etc, M thia classified Nv
Mr ume ala aui fdf cash
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21

ron Rtl.E on psclftSGE ron afnO x
3, s''af e. sgsa ie,lei rrags, 'g, n,,
hfsA lA,s ttlsl annually, tNly lltal.
nlta " no hlHi In torn " iN9 iehAhi
NhNA slao two good Urprtrd fatlns
aud dwellings, Addrfa, 1t0ie care RAJ
.sllN Al reason fof settling
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21

"a fftf- ~ tlHAnfn uopNA ron Ion
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21

AdyfrilHrrA should remember that letters
Viifrirt 70 lniiHH emily are not duiltefet
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21

said n T. prcvitt shall prqseoule Ms
niH'enl with pilu0i aid shhll my all
ypsls which have accrued Va Tho eOnrt
below THE county rpnfu or which may
aretue la tho appellate court M nnll
vAuteN
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appellate pnnfi" used Nv the hpMl npniy
10 thn court 81 clyii nlprals aud 10 THIS
eeut ha fully Ns though the wnwH W
ne statute tOmcWl laws iNil, pBRs
an N1d hepn inserted Appellate
rnuH' meaus either coUc Into wlirh INC
Judgment mAN hr thl,rn Tor fe,isan,
ard viii embrace The court ~ NNl Hu.
iWnla and the supreme court u 70 me
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ia pWiQun and the rnftalnN ut lhe OIL
muon " iuat "a rOnplrlr ~ Tho Wao pf
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lt he were lin words OF The Hatnte
uand Tue aame u true regarding he
eNHlH teuird
We ihlnl ihr conditions W tho baud
a1hn'eW 20 HuihOusr niilrmnneo 90 zoe,
tbnale, Opinion M Sthyten q, n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21

gunN sN uNainifNND 40 hIitNtrf
Ataff % ihfar Naulha lii tngie fe1 iilah
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atd Iaihie ffreii : NruANpf,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21

YIip rrCpa yAtA9Y MINIS rfrna,
flns, kiilht ana hHwai palH pAiilcn.
iar aUantlNu "a $50 fleHt lllf4NNN iH'
itresis N no lafos fflinf Auil higfdH.
lion ~ w. matfsfh pertinent ~ ihn nNfull
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lihls ID this state hnnguipiipM tA9p ppi
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-21

MANrIn A muulir NulCk NuA. NJ
20 ~ toifS uil 10 au Anhi wort Nuft
hair rrpl iQipoen,ei AdnNss a. o. nos
BIG Olif.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-08

When Colonel William =. Smith began
on September 18th TO pay out the direct
tax money which had been refunded by
the United States. he had I'm hand over
Si2, 100, due to merchants In this city.
OF this amount a small sum In excess
OF $50 900 has been peid OUT. OF the re-
rrainder about $1,000 has been claimed, but
it is probable that it will all never be
called for or paid.
The amount unclaimed and uncalled for
is over $1,000.
This amount will be turned over to the
city Of Richmond at the proper time, and
will be used In street improvement.
There is some prospect that the interest
on the debt will be paid at no distant
date, but it Is not believed that claimants
VIII ever recover the costs OF collection
as the law makes no provision for the de-
fragment Of this amount other than from
the claimants. The amount due I'm Rich
mOnd for interest and excess is nearly
1919.
Benehciaries under the law have some
time in which TO file their claims, nut it
is advisable that all interested do so at
once, as 1t is desirable to settle up the
matter.
Colonel Smiths office is now at the COM
mission house of Taliaferro q Co., south
Twelfth street. Here he will be pleased
to settle undisputed claims and to file
others. AS stated before, some $1,000 re-
mains yet to be paid out.