Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-04
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pounds OF oats. and leOO,O0O POUNDS OF
bran.
when II is remembered that the GOV
eminent has reserved forty-twc aectlohS
OF land for the perpetual use and main
tenance OF this post and the lnqlhh
schools established near by, some idea
OF the magnitude and the Importance
Of the same 70 FL Reno can be had.
Aside from the large number Of cavalry
troops constantly quartered mere, there
are several hundred Indian police and
other attaches. The daily cavalry drllls,
and the semi-weekly concerts given py
the celebrated Mounted Fifth Cavalry
band. make It n fayorite resort Tor ~
Reno people. There Is but one other
mounted band IN the United States.
Again, three and one-half niles from
I'll Reno Ia the Darlington Indian
agency. where the Arapahoe and Chey-
enne Indians 10 the number OF about
1000 are supplied with food and clothing
by the government, at an annual eS-
pendlture Of nearly a half million
dollars; aside from this vast sum eN-
pended the government maintains
three Indian schools and large farm
for their benefit and Instruction.
Last season 100000 was paid In cash
annulties TO the Indians at this point
The greater part OF all these vast sums
OF money paid out by the government
finds its way into the cash boxes OF the
lei Reno merchant or into the pockets
OF the Canadian county farmer In eN-
change for hts produce.
A number OF leading citizens bought
pnpers TO distribute, aud all highly CONF
mend the enterprise and timely Interest
OF the Gazette. the leading daily Of
Texas, IN this section. II, II. Wright or
the Canadian County bank opened the
ball with an order for 200, and y, y,
/ gtil OF the First National Mr., Eichoft
/ OF the Stock Exchange, otto A. smut
Z tie Of the Citizens bank, Judge J: II
pltzer. Colonel j. V. Moffett and others
followed suit The Gazette will be Il
/ still creator favorlte In III Reno.
HON. J, H. PITZER.
Hon. ]. II. Pltzer is the probate Judge
/ Of Canadian county Born In Sullivan
county. Indiana, August 49, 1862. he is
I n self-made man. He came TO FL Reno
in 1892, and was az once elected pro-
bate Judge. He has been engaged In
many celebrated cases In Kansas and
Oklahoma, notably the James Brennan
case. OF which he had exclusive man
aFeinent. This was one Of the most
hotly contested murder cases ever tried
IN Kansas. He was sent to Ogden,
Utah, IA delegate from Oklahoma to
the Trans-MiBslaglnp congress, ana
while there the ladies' OF Ogden pre-
sented him with a badge Of honor, as
mark OF their regard. which he es-
teens highly. He ably 6llB the difficult
position OF probate judge for Canadian
county and the Klowa-Comanche,
Wichita and Apache Indian reserya-
lions. He rs n close student, an able
jurist, conscientious and fearless, and
a great fnyorite. lie has declined Rec
nomination. but an The straws now
point toward "a nomination By acela-
nation, II he viii accept tt, 10 the ter
ritorial senate Good. Judge ihiHcr
Will be the right man In tho right
place"
! A LEADING REAL ESTATE FIRM
Kicker s Esperson are the leadlng
real estate ana loan agents and ab-
stracters. and are also the Oldest estab.
/ lished. Tho nrm consists Of II. * Rick.
or OF Boston. who Cor the last fifteen
l years has been engaged In the loan and
/ real estate buslncss ln the south and
| west; Nelis Esper7on, formerly of Fres'
no. Cal, and for the last Ave years d
I resident OF l1l Reno. IL tho other Nom
/ Der. lie has beon Identified with sew
ernl enterprises that today are an honor
| to the growing city OF III Reno, Theli
! abstracts OF title are q guarantee OF
I correctness md the source OF their rcpu
{ tatiou for correct and strict business
] methods The firm has n large client
age OF non-resldents, for whom they
/ are continually investing money in FRS
mortgages on real estate, especially OF
] farm lands, Parties who desire 20 IN
vest and do not care TO do 20 through
Hu-cullod Investment concerns will d,
well 70 correspond with Mesars. Rlclte
& Esperson, L. ]. STUART.