davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-06-20
@eamer Der SSrSenaa,tneret.


Dte @egner bes 80rienipieIs BADEN i'm
unterbauie 6eS @ongreiies nj Gorgefecbt
einen Sieg errutgen, Ser aucb bie 2tns
nabme Der 6at9i6en 02tnti 0ptionz8tQ"
auBer 3peifel felt. Die @egner ser 8iQ
6atten ben Munb lebr bon 9enommen unb
NIT Sltbnftiern gebrobt, faus ibnen nibt
cine a9ttd9t9e Debate getpG6rt miir6e.
g8Irbe Die i6nen aber getp6brt, bann uoQz
ten tie 1t3 6eS Slibuitierns ent6alten un6
bic Sorla8e 3ur @bitimmung gelQngen
Ialien. t0atb DteS ibuen bic !3G6ne un6
pennies tbnen, baB ibre 9robung NIGHTS
IN beoeuten bate - ba5 6als beibloB
nit 1872 gcgen 81 Stimmen, in Sic 0ie6erz
b%eratbung Der 8tu ein3utreten. 0aS lit
cine oernibten6e glie6erlage, ote betueist,
pte ber !6aie LGuft. Die 8auern itnb eS
mitoe, fi9 bon BEN 80rien8aunern porz
I6ptnoeln gu Iaiien, ite (6ie 8auerm
bGtten bon Ser tinitLic6en @ert6regu(iruno
ben gtuBen. $50 Sic 8erbGltntiie baben
un6 0rit6en ni9t 10 Iiegen, oaB eine @ertbz
aufbefierun9 Stan6 9alten tonr, tpir6 oieie
1ur bon Ooriiber9ebenber 0aucr 1ein. SIT
eS 3. y. ben 80rltanern ~gelungen, 6urcb
i6re 9ftffigfeit bic @ei3cnpreiie am .3uz
rtf9eben auf So GentS 5t 6inbern =? Otfbt
Die &OrlenIeute, iOnoern bic 8erbGLtniiie
belttmmen Sen 8retS. Der 8ebarf uno
Die &auffraft Guropas iin6 alslcbIoqz
gebenO, un6 gum She'll oucb Bic g8itterz
llngsper6dltniiie QlmerifaS. Die S6ric
bat ia au9 ben 8ertebr 3ptic6en 8robuz
5et1ten unO Goniumenteu crlcibtcrt, 6oS
lou nibt 8eleu9net iper0er. 9lber mas Der
Sauer bon Sem bIoBcn @etten auf b6bere
Docr rteDeren Breiie in 3tpet, bret u1o bier
Wtonoten fir et1en @etpinn 5aben ioQ,
mo- Die Maare gar nicbt einrnoI g~eltefert
tptr0, bos lit uns unerftn0Iicb. l1n6 ou6
Den Salern. Die baben ie6enfaus lire
Jtccbnlt19 nicbt babel ~gefun6cn, iouit bGtte
Die Scipegung 9egcn boS 80rienipieL inter
l5nen nt9t 10 m6cbtig sugenommen.
9te 9au11ezSetpcgung an Ser 80rIc bat
Den SaHert in ben IeBten Wfonaten icoens
laIS 8cihaoet, benin oieielbe bat ben 8reis
oe5 S8et5enS bier mir aufrecbt er6altcn, UNI
ctNc Nusfubr nab europa, Oas ben tbeuern
Srets ntcbt be5a6Len pOQtc, Gange I3eit UNI
mo9ltcb 81 macben. 9te 80rIen f0nnen
c3er ais tt0rer1oeS, benn ais f0r6ern6es
Glenlent in Dem 9biab ser 8obener3euQntiie
8stten' lS0re bas Ge8ent9eiG tpabr, bann
milBte ia tine &artofctz, cine Semitic,
elre 0b1tbOrie, in benz Gimme Der Sc
tretOeb0rie 9ei6affen perben.
Aber bic 6at4'i8e MoBnobme; ridbtet
11cb ia nOcb gar nibt einmaG gegen 6os
&ermingei9aft, tpObei pirtlib @aare UNI
, 1894-06-20
8ertopfut9 1116 ale 9eberleiben merOell
bur9 6oOb'S 8tlIen gebeilt.
6e9en Ole Safeftr. s." Babn.


&ibter WtcGonneu bat Ben 9tecbtSeinz
nan6 Der i2ateitraBen> s. otbbobn9eieQi6aft
auf ben bon 9atrid S'9onneu uno an
bern 0runbet9entDumern beantra9ten Gin5
baltSbefebl, OurG tDelben Oer 6odbabn8ez
leui6aft Der5otep tperDen ioa tbre 8a6n
BON ber GaralitraBe bis sur @ratpfOro Qoe.
3u bauen, 5uridgepieIen unb ertihte6en,
baB Die Srbinan3 Ser 8abngeleui9aft 10
LANCE un9iiIttg iei, bis Oieielbe ben Jtabz
tpeis erbracbt babe, baB ite bic erfor6erIicbc
!3ufttmmun9 ber @runbetgsntbimer err
langt babe. Die @ntibeibung beiagt ferz
net, baB ser Staotrat6 cine Guaii>JteGbtsz
f0rperibaIt iet unb 6aB bas @erint baber
nt6t Die 6an6lun9stpetie 6elieLben unter@
ludben 6arf.
9ieie Gntidcibung lit ent~8e9engelebt
etnigen @ntl5eibun9en 6er &i6ter Gulep
unb Stein, iOmte Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
@aterman uno Sbepar6 in G6nltcben Sal
len.
Sir Sic 2ofcitr. s. neutrality-suspicious. 1T
bic @nti6eiOung bsS Shelters WcGomeu
elm icbtperer S6lag. Die 8erbon6Iungen
iiber bic bon S'0onneu unb q. beantragte
@inbaltsbefebIe tperben an ben feitgelebten
Germinen ,3ur ~8erbanblung fommen.
, 1894-06-20

= Ser 6entofratii6e Acknowledgements
nete Titbiau bonn 16. Otitrift (bie @ouns
ties Glarf, Glap, Gratpforb, Cumberland,
GopGr0S, SaSper, 2atprence, 9tibmono,
Babaib unb 0aDne umfaIien6) bat benz
BrGlibcnten Gleoelan6 BEN Sebbebanb1
l9ub Dit9eiporfen, unb pre5i9t ietten
Sutnoiler B~arteigenoiien, OaB, nm i'm
fommetben 6erbite einen 6emofrattl6en
Steg su ernt0glicben, bic 8artei ben Brdz
itOenten unter allen llmftdn6en i6er 8or0
pcrfen miiHe. 6err Sitbean begebt bic
Nbge16nadtbett ben Yr6iioenten, pcri0n7
Iib tiir Sen yWfiBerfolg ser belnofrattiben
GartfrcForm" un6 fit bic miBliben mtrtbz
I6aftlibcn 3uitGnbe unlereS 9anbe5 itbers
baupt Deranttportli0 81 macben. Sttb!an
geb0rt Su ben bemofratii6en Silbcrbol0en
u16 baS ertldrt leinen 9anSen 6aB 9e9en
ben 8rGitbenten. Gielei6t bat 0teler tbm
au6 i%onittpie auf bic 3eben 9etrctelt. Nenn
Sen 6errem Qlbgcor0neten Elm @uni6 abb
geiblagen ncr6en muB, mas bGuft9 i'm
Sntereiie beS 0ffentliAen 9tenites 3u ge7
l9eben bat, 10 faiicn ie bieS ais cine periDaa
licbc 8eLei6igun9 ouf un6 lucben itcb auf a4e
m0glicbe @etic bafiir an bem 8rGiibenten
SIT rG6en. Sin periSnIt6er Na9eatt
i6etnt audi 6itbian'S Gorgeben 9e9en
@Ieoelanb 81 iein.
, 1894-06-20

9ciebt miro. Sic bate 6as bon 6ous aus
9etban, banit WGrc man aber BEL eincm
Gpn0reB, beien MitgIieber ielbcr sur
Wtebr5abI auf Der 80rie ipefuIirelt, nidbt
tpeit getOmnten. Sn ibrer iebigen vOers
%Oitnnfen 6orm" lou Bic 8iu nut Sic glbs
Iieferun9 bes @cgeuitanbes, Der pfitr
Sriet" ODER pNecbnung" p%erfauft wnrbc,
cr5ipingen. 9agegen itrdubet iiA abcr
bic 6erren 80rlianer, bcrcn @eibdft
buuptidblib in benz 0anocI nit 0tngen
beitebt, sic fir ite gar ni6t porbanoen
iinO, umb beren vllmiab" allO benz Tarmer
gar nicbt gu @ute tOmmt. Sin lOIcbeS
@eieb tpiirbe eben einen unan9encbmen
Semmi6ub fir 6aS bloBe 8etten auf bas
Stet9cn unb 6aQen Der 8reiic, ipobei nur
bic 9ifferen3en aus9c9liben peroen, biz
ben.
9te 8ta bat CUTE 9tusii9t auf Q(ns
nabme = i'm 6auie. SIM Senat tpirb tie
in bieier 9tdt ni6t mebr 3ur 8eratDun9
%9eL0n9er.
, 1894-06-20
abennblntt nr gutnnta @taata Bettmne, ahttttpnrb, 20. 9nt 1894.
sic GpIsn in Mcabina. @enninI.

Die 8olen III GcaOing, 8enniDls
p%auicn, sablen nit elmer Miin5e, bic nicbt
iibcrall 9ansbar lit. Der bOrtigc poLniibe
8forrer, SanuStowicS, bat Oieie Grfabrnn8
geitern macbcn miilieu. Inter Den 2ctOs
tro9enoen, bic 81 elmer 2eitbenfeier ericbte@
men parcll, bcianOcn iicb auA Dtele, Die nit
ibrem StubIseIoc i'm 6ilditanOe iparen.
Der Bfarrer forbcrte bicle sum- GerIaIten
Der &ircbe auf. porauf iib 6unbertfiinfSig
crboben, Ben @eiitlicben 81 8oben
icblu9en uno nit Dem Sarge abso8en, nm
bic 8egrGbniBfcier auf Dem &ircb3ofc aut
eigcne Tauit por5uncbmels l~lnierer une
maBgcbIicben 9tniicbt nab, fam Iicb tetner
oer betbcu S6eiIc etncS 9roBen GatteS uno
6riitlt6en ScnebmcnS rilbmcn.
, 1894-06-20

= Ser @albin9toner Correspondent beS
r9tecorO" fam iib nicbt gcnu8 baritber
aufbalteu, OaB Ser, SenatsanSi6nB iih
feline Miibe gegcben babe, ben 8etra9 81
ermitteln, ser pom 3udcrtruit in Die
bemofratiibe @obIfaiie Der GleDelanD'@
i6en Gampa9ne unO in bic 8aGlfaiie Der
9emofratcn in Maiia9uietts ctngesablt
tpurOe. 0crr @urtis ioI ii1 baritber be-
rtbi9cn. Cine Grage bate Die anbere ers
gebcn ui16 ga bate Curtis bielei6t leinen
Sortpib i6lper bcrcut. 6err 6opemcper
bat ia Die Srasc I'M m9emeinen babin
beanttpOrtet, baB es ibn1 BET Der 8ertbeie
lung BON 3uiAliien ouf bic 8arteifarbe
oes @ampa9nesGomites ni6t an9efommen
iet. 9aS iOatc ibm geniigcn.
, 1894-06-20
SoISatenipieIett.

Gu6mbelo6en lit oas Z. MiIt3re9iment
bon ietnem Sel63u9e in Mt. SliOe na9
Chicago Suriid9etebrt. Seine 3hGtt9feit
bat 5mar nur III 6er 5eitpeiien 8epa6ung
bon eineme 9uben6 arrnen Seufeln, bic,
neil ite itb bon ibrem 11nmutbe SIT ~einigen
brobenben 0sberben Datten binreiBen lal@
fen, pom 8unOesmari6au inter 8eibilfe
6es SberiffS Derbaftet wor6en, beitanben,
aber 6ob gebiibrt bteien 8aterlon65rettern
Ser 9ant Der Station. Ntemon6 pirb it9
me6r gefreut babcn, ais 6teie v6ibernian
&tfleS", oaB Bic Sa6e 10 un6lutig Derlauz
fen lit, 0enn Sic v6tbernian &tleS" geb0e
rem ni9t gu u~nlerer authorization 2etbz
9ar6e, iOnbern itn6 vSinOer 6es @Oltes"
unb ite batten ii9 9egen ibre @iureibun9
in Die 8iirgerpebr LANCE 9eitrdubt, 6enn eS
gr0ute ibnen baoor, einmaL 9e8elt ibre
08ri6er" Dom 2e6cr 3ieben gu miiien.
S6LieBIi6 Datten ite ober bod tlein beige
9eben. Sic ba6en ieBt tbre y2Op0litGt"
bem;eien un6 baS mag tpo6l Der eit5ige
@runb gepeien ietn, baB @ouoerneur @ut>
9el6 ite mitten in Der gtaebt aus Dem 8ette
trommeLn IteB, benin 10 brin9enb nOtbtpenz
big i9eint i6r n9eIOenmItbi9es Gin9reifcn"
in Wtt, OliDe nibt 9etpelen gu iein. 9a
es aber ieBt geraOe Die 3ett bes DGampcns"
lit, 10 1T ben Sungens Dermutbltb Der
vgtuf bes 8aterlanbes" iebr miufommen
.8etpeien. Bir 9dbcn au9 mas Drum,
ipcnn mir geraOe ieBt auf Re9tmentsun5
toitcn un6 9egen Grtrabe3abIung 10 me
abt Sage in bic SOmmerfriibe 9eben
.f0nnten. Die @efabr, Elm paar 0ubenO
bLutpirti9c Streiter NIT bepa3en 5u
miiiien, wouten mir gerne nit in ben Saul
nebmen. SSH i9Ia8en Die 8iIOung elmer
acknowledgements unO beren Ginretbung
in bic 8irgermebr bot.
, 1894-06-20
6ente 1T Ser Sa9re8tag Der IbrOnb

= OeNTe 1T Der SQDtesId8 bet I9rONbes
i~tei9ung ser &0nigin 8ictoria BON @n9z
Lamb $3.50, 1875 lit am 20. Stunt Der
@rfinber bes Gau9eridtffes, Bauer, 9ez
itOrben. 1885 lit bos 8unDesturntet in
Newarf unb 1889 bas Sdngerfeit bes
NorbDcitIiben Sdngerbun6eS in Minneaz
polls. Sn Stlas, WtertfO, reiBt 1883 cine
5obflntb 300 6auier meg un6 OteGe Naenz
i9e11 ertrinfen.
, 1894-06-20
Die Stelllng Ser u Clubs Der ngotio.
Spiele ettpoS pcranbcrt

= Bic v8ops" bonn Z. &e9iment, tueGz
9cS in OtOunt OIipc 81 9oliSeibienften
perpenbet murbe, iinb Deute bell unb unperz
ie1rt tpieoer 5uriifgefommcn unb nit vbes
re6tt9tem Subel empfangen porDen."
, 1894-06-20
BoIeSau.

9as 3peitc Spiel Ser Serie Slpiltben ocn
GbicagoS mo GleoeIano8 murbe eeiiern
bon ben @rItcren 9ciponnen, bauptiGtblitb
ipetl @ipin0 I'M crlten Telbe einen linn Don
OabIen 5ugeicbIaaencn &atl 81 fonaeu Ter
feblte. ga eS fprtm6brenb brpbte 81 req
men, 10 batten feb nur 500 9uib0uer elm
%gefunOen. 9toblteDenbc &abeue etebt att
@in2eLbeiten beN ~lnlereiinnten SnieleN.
, 1894-06-20

Scr &iebbGn6ler S. 2(rbou96 aus
0opo Station, Soma, O%eretnna6mte gez
itern in BEN &tebb0fen $11OO fir cine 0a=
Dung Gteb. Sin perbdbtig ausiebenber
Wenib, lpeIcber bon Der @eloeirnabme
pabricbetnlib &enntniB bate, 9ing ifGter
an Nrbougb porbet, unO ais 2eBterer nacb
ieinem @elbe fiiblte, mar es beri9tpun6en.
Die Melbung ieines GerluiteS auf Der $50
li5eiitatiun tpirb ibm DOrausli4tIi9 uenig
niiben.
, 1894-06-20

I'm acknowledgement BET Der 9egenz
pdrtigen NOtbla9e bas @rlan9en bon 8e5
ibGftigung gu erlei6terl, nimmt baS
MbenbbIatt Der SninoiS Staatsaeitung
Steuenselu6e unent9eltli9 a1f.
, 1894-06-20

u@orueo GnuS" 49, 6lcpeloub, :. .}trIt ploIc on
@rrOrS" GIeoeloub. ,; SpNoQp, ., rNSt on 9oicS"-
@%lepelano, TO- Sbtcogp, s. .pItrjt Yoic on 9ofS"- Cf
By 3errp, l. nGmo @oie Stt" 2ouec, ,Socrtftt
9tt" $&ittreo9e; g9tolen goleS" Mcaeou 3dm.
Srtpiu NIB Nuioui 9orrott unb au5ot n0lt BIZ ptt0ao
BAL" I'D SnouB, gpot bD GerrN. Mr@orr F3nts
lter. v98lo BttGeS" 1872 &uonB, :. Umpire" 49, S0uh,
3ett 200.
Die SteIIun9 Ser II Clubs Der v9tatios
nal 2ea8ue" miro ourH sic HeiuItate Der
qeItrtaen SpteLe ettpaS p%crGubcrt.
, 1894-06-20
Siherlih Ieiet 1hr

bic III bieier 3eitun9 per0ffentli@ten 3eu9=
utiie b%etrefis 0oob'S Sariapariu0. 9te be-
itGti9en iiber ieoen 3peifel bi1aus, Dap
9ODO's furirt.
, 1894-06-20

- Sn. Ser &r9enttnii6en &epu5lit 1T
br &rebtt Bet He8ierun8 10 iebr geiltnten,
6aB auf einen Dollar @OI6 3 9ouarS
BapietgeIO seben. Oeiterrei3 be3abIt
a. aufs 9unbert, StaIien 11,25, Spanten
21.5, 9Orru9oI 80, GuBIan6 1915, @riez
6cnlQn0 1915.
, 1894-06-20

-v0ape" Sill lit nit ieincm Antra9e ali
Sretgebun8 Der GO9Ieneinfubc ~ab9eDieien
iporOen unO bat ieBt 9uten @runO, 9egen
Die Sorifbtu ST. itimmen.
, 1894-06-20

Nbonntrt auf .bas N~benbbIatt Der Sainois
Staatsz 3ettung 8reis l Sent.
, 1894-06-20

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@Iepelanb. .......... ...-....0 o 0 0 0 -,
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-03-30
Irrigation.

The public meeting called for the pur-
pose of discussing and considering the
subject of irrigation, was organized by
electing H. H. Berry, chairman, and J.
S. IeHew, secretary.
Judge H. H. Benson, of Haigler, was
present and addressed the meeting on
the subject of irrigation, and the need Of
increased acreage of land under water.
]. S. LeHew spoke on the subject of ap-
piled irrigation, and intensive farming.
1t was decided to hold two days con-
vention in this city on the I'D and sd OF
May, for the purpose of organizing a
district association. A committe was
selected with power to make all neces-
sary arrangements. viz: ]. S. LeHew, c.
J. Ryan, H. H. Benson, A. F. Moore
and H. H. Berry.
After the adjournment of the meeting,
the committee organized, by electing c.
J. Ryan, chairman, J. S. LeHew, secre-
tary and A. F. Moore, treasurer.
1t is the object of the convention to
educate the agriculturist as to how to ir-
rigate the land, and the advantages of
intensive farming, and to see what can
be done in the way of locating lakes and
storm basins in which to gather and pre-
serve storm water for irrigation. There
will be experienced men present. to give
lessons in applied irrigation, and civil
engineers and other scientific persons
who will make the convention not only
interesting, but profitable.
]. S. LEHEW, H. H. BERRY,
Secretary. Chairman.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-03-30

The following from all eastern ex-
change is eminently correct: cit is an
admitted fact that during the recent fur
ry in financial affairs no agency did more
potent work to maintain confidence
among the people in the money instit u
tions than the country newspapers.
They all swore by their towns and their
banks, boosted them up as the safest in
in the land, managed by able fnanciers
and equal to any emergency. In some
towns we know Of, had the local papers
just dropped hint of one line that
things were not exactly safe there would
have been such runs on the banks that
would have ''busted them into smither-
eens." It's the local paper that keeps
down excitement in perilous t IN 5,
throws oil on the troubled waters, and
makes all men better by its being pub
lished in the community. It deserves
all the support good citizens can give it. 7"
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-03-30

The treatment of grain seeds with hot
water for the prevention of ssuuts has
shown itself efficacious, mot in this manner
only, but also in the more perfect germi-
nation of the seed so treated. This is a
result wholly reasonable, and which
might have been predicted. A large
portion Of the seed placed in the ground
ordinarily fails to germinate, although
the seed may be good, but if there is not
sufficient moisture the germ often shriv-
els and dies before it can penetrate the
epidermis. By the hot water treatment
the. shell or husk is softened, and the
plants start into growth more quickly
and with much greater uniformity than
they otherwise would.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-03-30

The county commissioners were
called in special session by County Clerk
Roper, yesterday, for the purpose of ap-
pointing a successor to A. H. Barnes,
county treasurer, deceased. Naturally
large interest attaches to this appoint
ment, aud the politicians and monied
interests of the county have been ener-
getic and eager in the behalf of their
favorites. No choice was arrived at yes
terday, but it is expected that the ap-
pointment will be made today, and this
exciting incident closed. The appointee's
term will last until coming January.
Large delegations from here, and many
in fact from all over the, county have
been in attendance upon the meetings.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-03-30

The success of most of the Republican
ticket may be expected with reasonable
certainty. It is in the main strong and
excellent ticket, though somewhat hand
icapped by at least two unfortunate nom
nations.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-03-30

L. 3. IRWIN Of Harlan county, popu-
list, spoke on the subject of money in
the city hall, Saturday evening. He
has been speaking throughout Red Will
low county every day this week, closing
at the Real school house, tomorrow
1ipht
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-03-30

The Easter edition of the McCook
Tribune presented handsome appear
ance in its illuminated cover. Bro. Kim
NELL is keeping fully abreast Of til e
times and his journal is second to none,
in this section in quantity and quality
of news.-Indiano1a Courier.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-03-30

Don't neglect to register tomorrow.
1t is your last opportunity. The city
election will occur on Tuesday. Act
promptly.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-03-30

Usual morning and evening services q,
the Lutheran church by Elder Mcbride
next Sunday.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-03-30
Don't be misled by the statements of merchants
-. claiming that they can.

am selling 6rst-class groceries right along low
as those who claim they you money if you
will trade with them. Below give few items
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-03-30

The railway interest is the largest int
crest, from business point Of view, in
the world One-tenth of the labor en-
ployed in America is on the pay rolls of
the railway companies and another tenth
on the pay rolls of the manufacturers
and producers of articles used only or
chiefly by railways. So that one-ffth of
the population of the American couti-
nent is sustained and maintained by an
interest not yet sixty years old. Pile in
one heap all of the railway stocks and
bonds and in another all of the money
in the country and the money would not
buy the other heap. The gross receipts
of American railways in year amount
to $Io, ,ooo, 900, 900 and their gross earn
ings are 10 per cent of that amount. The
amount paid to labor is $3.50, 100000
Mesa free press., 1894-02-01

Each year since 1888. when people
paid $3.50 for 20 cent trees to fraud
ulent tree dealer, has brought q shyster
among US. There is no need, how
ever, of people being taken in Thu
season, as the Mesa Nursery Go. is
prepared to furnish you with all kinds
of fruit, shade and ornamental trees
and vines at the very lowest prices
and guarantee perfect satisfaction.
Mesa free press., 1894-02-01

Mesa Lodge had a grand basket
Social last Friday night to which u
large number of their friends we're in
vited. Before the doors were opened
the lodge was called to order and elected
following officers for the ensuing term
and will be installed tomorrow night
CT. A P Shewman; v T, Fay Newell;
Sec. Nellie Clark; F 8, Geo Schornick;
Treas, - Rogers; Chap, F J Neither
ION; Marshal, Maude Clark Guard, @
B Lewis; Sentinel, E. Keeley; Organ.
list, Mary Clark.
At the close of the election the
lodge closed and the doors were
opened and the guests took possession
of the hall. After time spent in
general social enjoyments. Bro. Kelley
as auctioneer took the platform and
began the auction sale of the baskets.
These, over forty in number. were
elegantly artistic and were filed with
substantials as well as luxuries, and
the bidding was spirited as now and
then some young blood imagined he
detected upon the basket the skillfnl
handwork of his best girl. In these
cases the baskets came high, especially
If some cruel wretch ran the bid upon
the anxious bidder. Some Of the bss-
kets went ct Ave dollars. After the
sale had concluded al hour was spent
in discussing their contents. Then
for an hour or more games and social
converse served to make the hours
pleasant until about the hour of mid.
night when the, merry throng dis
persed.
Tomorrow friday night the Of
6cers will be installed, and the public
generally is cordially invited to be
present.
Mesa free press., 1894-02-01
NOTICE.

To those who have kindly given me
orders for trees and plants I wish to
say: Don't allow yourselves to loose
confidence in myself or those I repre-
sent by any slanderous articles you
may see in the papers. My trees will
show up for themselves. am here
to stay and will make it a point to
see that all get their dues.
FRANK M. HARMON, \
Agt. for Rio Bonito Nurseries, Cal
I am prepared to contract to supply
Plum. Prune, Almond, Apricot, Apple
Pear. Cherry, etc., etc., from 124 to
Is cents and we guarantee the trees to
be No. and if they are not we ask
no one to receive them. Umbrella
10 cents to so cents. All our trees
will he accompanied by inspectors
certificates and are guaranteed to be
perfectly healthy. Send to me for
catalogue. Address me at Phoenix
Arix. FRANK M HARMON,
Agt. Rio Bonito Nursery Co. Cal
Mesa free press., 1894-02-01
SUICIDE.

John Bunyan Burton, aged about
S5 years, died last Sunday night from
an overdose of tincture of opium taken
by himself with suicidal intent. He
has been in Mesa off and on tor two
Or three months, having been engaged
with the surveyors Of the Hudson
Reservoir Co., and later resided at the
home of DR.. Peters. D uring his stay
in this city he had been iissipating
considerably and on Sunday morning
was considerably indisposed. He was
discovered on cot in the rear of the
st. Louis Beer Hall about IL O'clock
in deep sleep from which 1t was i'm
possible to arouse him, and an ounce
bottle Of tincture of opium with half
the contents gone, by his side. 1t is
supposed he took the medicine about
10 o'clock. DR.. Sabin was called and
administered antidotes. and from his
discovery until about IL p m he vas
carried and walked around, rubbed,
and every method usel to keep him
awake. At one time he WAS sufi
ciently aroused to speak. About the
only words he said, however, was "let
me alone and let me die" Burton
was man Vt more thin ordinary edu-
cation aud it is evident has seen bet
ter days. A coroner's inquest was
held Monday and verdict rendered
in acc ,rdance with the above facts.
He iett the following letter addressed
at the botto to "Mrs.Susan Harrison
Burton, Baltimore, Nd" Robert G
Burton" same place, and Harrison
w. Burton. Corsicana, Texas"
II think when man has outlived
his usefulness, he should make q CON-
plete and unconditional surrender. I
have tried to do nearly right until my
health gave out. l did fairly we'll
but within the last three days have
been a victim OF, first, loss Of conf
dence in certain friends; second, an
antagonism between my brain and
stomach third, chickens, ROSTERS.
tom-cats, sickness and freeze-out have
broken the camel's back
81 ask no paradise to make me blest
The only boon for which I sigh is
rest, eternal rest"
II am tired.
JOHN BUNYAN BURTON"
On the back of the letter was writ
ten:
my last testament. and id poor
paid effort it is"