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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-09-20
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
The complete State and county
nominations of the Democratic party
in Delaware are us follows;
IN. Z. A.. .a.,

The complete State and county
nominations of the Democratic party
n Delaware are as follows;
STATE TICKET.
For Governor.
Ebe w. Tunnel, Sussex County.
For Representative In Congress.
Samuel Bancroft, Jr.. New Castle County
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
For Senators.
Harry Day, Brandywine.
james L. Shallcross. st. Georges.
For Representatives.
Victor u. Woolley, Wilmington.
George w. Spicer, Jr., Christiana.
Lewis ]. Graves Mill Creek.
Evan G. Boyd, New Castle.
L. Bayard Heisel, Red Lion.
Clayton 4. Cam, Pencader.
Richard q. Brockson, Blackbird.
For Sheriff.
James Carmichael. Wilmington.
For Coroner.
George Mailman, St. Georges.
KENT COUNTY.
For State Senators.
]. w. Fennimore, Little Creek.
Hezekiah Harrington, Mispillion.
For Representatives.
Horace Il. Mustard. Duck Creek.
William r. Davis, Kenton.
Clarence ID. Sypherd, East Dover.
Alexander NJ. Daily, West Dover.
Elwood G. l5illen, South MurderkilI.
Thomas Ii. Watson, Milford.
James Il. Sapp, North Murderkill.
For County Treasurer.
James Startling, Dnck Creek.
For Levy Court Commissioners.
II. Il. Mabrey. KeEton.
benjamin Z. Cubbage, West Dover.
David NJ. Clouds. Little Creek.
Joshua ID. Hill, Milford.
For Sheriff.
David S. Wilds, Kenton.
For Coroner.
W. D. Walls, East Dover.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
For State Senators.
William II. Stevens, Seaford.
Edward ID. Hcarn, Georgetown.
For Representatives.
Abisha d. McCabo. Baltimore.
Elijah Carey, Dagsboro.
Edgar L. Kinder, North West Fork,
Thomas II. Eouks, Nanticoke.
John &. Thompson, Broadkiln.
William Wilson of j.. Indian River.
Samuel q. Fisher, Cedar Creek.
For Levy Court Commissioners.
William e. Abbott Cedar Creek.
John Wiley. North West Fork.
William ii. Truitt, Dagsboro.
William Pettyjohn, Indian River.
Willard II. Handy. Scaford.
Charles L. lsaacs, Nantcoke.
For Sheriff.
Charles A. Hastings, Little Creek.
For Coroner.
Rufus N. Ellingsworth, Broadkiln.
For County Treasurer.
Stansbury ]. Wheatley, Broad Creek
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-09-20
coon VIEWS ron DOWN STATE.
For Dover, Delaware CITY, st. Georges
Middletown, Smyrna aud Camden.

For Dover, Delaware CITY st. Georges.
Middletown, smyrna and Camden.
Manager Mehaffy of the Delaware
and Atlantic Telegraph and Telephone
Co., has commenced arrangements for
long distance transmitters to be placed
in all the pay station offices on the
Delaware trunk line.
These advantages will embrace tho
towns of Middletown, Delaware City,
St. Georges, Odessa, Smyrna, Dover and
Camden.
1t is expected that the new arrange
ments will be ready for public service in
about a month. Employees are already
insulating and trimming out the lines.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-09-20
Another chapter of st. Andrew.

There was n meeting of men Tuesday
at ST. Michaei's Church, Rev. A. |.
du Pont Coleman rector, to consider the
ACCESSIBILITY of establishing Brother
hood of st. Andrew in the parish. The
result is the probability of new chapter
there at an early date. There are now
chapters in every Episcopal church in
the city except Emmanuel and ST. An
drew's.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-09-20

Already there is good sprinkling of
grass in the enclosed plots along the
pavement surrounding the new Federal
building. 1t imparts quite an attractive
appearance to the structure. The little
plot on the Ninth street front is bril-
liantly green,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-09-20

Oliver Byron boasts of having an Irish
wife, an Irish jaunting car, an Irish horse,
floats an Irish flag and drinks Irish
whisky.
John T. Kelly, the Irish comedian, will
not star this season, but will stay at home
to write. songs and get good piece for
next year.
Paderewski will, not visit America this
season. He clatoS that he has received
$4,000 requests f&ri Us photograph and his
autograph from fair admirers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-09-20

Building Inspector Dohl has granted
the following permits: To A. W. Ash.
land for two.story brick house at
corner or Pine street and Vandever
avenue, cost $4,000; to David Dangel,
alterations in stable at Fifth and Morrow
streets, cost $1,000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-09-20
NOT A STRONG TICKET.

Considering everything the ticket can
not be said to be strong one, although
it may be good one, good enough to
be defeated" as some one remarked to.
day. The Republicans are desperate
and will! resort to any means to elect
their ticket hut they are confronted with
a united Democracy, ready for tho fray,
with solid front toward the enemy and
the result is not in doubt for united
Democracy in Sussex, is invinciblc.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-09-20

Associated t'r aas Disnar'n ov SnaHal Wires.
PHtLkDELPHIA, Sept. 19.-Whoat quiet and
steady; 10. y leunsSlysn,s red in export oleya-
Corn, dull aud unchanged: No. : for local
trade, 82Nc.
Data, quiet and steady; No. 2 white, 3sKa
36kc.; No. Q white, 95a35kc.: No. mixed, iAc.
Butter. In fair request and steady; fancy
western creamery, a5c.: do. Pennsylvania prints,
NC: do. DO, Iobblng, Mt 2fasac.
Eggs, scarco AMI arm; fresh nearby, lisa
lSkc.: do. westsrn, l7<nisc.
Tallow, dull; prime city, 41tai'sci country,
ALA4tc
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-09-20

Detective Hut0hins OF Dover is in town.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-09-20

in saying that the Japanese are supposed
to have lost three ships, and 1t adds that
many Chinese were killed and wounded
among the latter being Admiral Ting,
Colonel Won Hannckin and Captain
Tyler, the two latter being volunteers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-09-20

Higgins Is knocked out in Sussex and
Addicks did it. The Higgins men can
not claim more than two of the nomi-
nees, and they are doubtful. When
Truxton was nominated for sheriff it
plainly showed that the Addicks people
were i'll control, even in that branch Of
the convention, for Truxton was one of
the party at Rehoboth in conference
with Addicks.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

H. T. Huggins of Clarksburg is at the
Capital Hotel.
Miss Ruby Brown is visiting friends in
San Francisco and Oakland.
Mrs. w. II. Hamilton of Alameda is
visiting Mrs. j. Frank Clark.
w. Coleman and Mrs. l.. Coleman OF
Grass Valley are at the Golden Eagle.
Miss Annie Menzel of Santa Clara, is
visiting Miss Amelia Tullar OF this city.
l.. Elkus is ND from San Francisco for
a few days, and is stopping at the Golden
Eagle.
John Clendenning is down from Blue
Canyon, and stopping at the Capital
Hotel.
George Ohleyer, the well-known citizen
of Sutter County, has returned from
Washington.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
George Ohleyer, Yuba City; Il. b. Butler,
Fresno; E. d. Goodrich. New York; Ii.
Il. Huggins, Clarksburg; Henry Geist;
Chicago; ID. Gilmore, Baltimore; J.. w.
Brindupkey. Shingle Springs; W. A.
Fullerton, San Francisco; c. G. Howard,
denning, Blue Canyon.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes-
terday: John A. Mitchell and wife. j. A..
Lewis, f. S. Winslow, Chicago; +. Ken
nelly, l.. D. Leroy and wife, New York;
r. Salisbury, Kansas City, Mo-; j. Il.
Wells, Seattle, WASH; l.. Elkus, w. Il.
Boardinan, NJ. Mayer, FL. E. Swift, w. O.
Crothers, Nate Jacobs, j. w. Mcdonald,
Dir. S. H. Emmens, Newton W. Emmens,
San Francisco; G. S. Forbes, st. Adams,
VT; e. A. Morse, G. e. Royce, Rutland,
w. Coleman, Mrs. l.. Coleman, Grass
Valley
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Another Horse Case.

Judge Catlin is now engaged in hearing
the case of J. r. Hodson VS.. c. G. Taft for
81, 900 damages for the death of the trot-
ting mare Kate Bender, which sum, the
plaintiff says, represents the value of the
animal.
Hodson alleges that the mare was
placed in the hands of Taft, who was TO
be reimbursed for her care and training,
and that he was not to let her run with
other horses; that he did so, and the mare
received a kick that ultimately caused
her death.
]. C. Brusie is counsel for Hodson, and
Holl 81 Dunn for TAFT.
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it applauded to the echo, and demanded
",nOreo until the women grew weary
climbing the steep steps to the rostrum,
which one complained knocked the breath
out of them and made their work very
hard. The gems OF the quartet singing
were Neidleyer's "Cradle Song'' and
Macy's "Waltz Song" The soloists were
Miss Weaver in whistling solo, clever
thing, but once is enough of it, and the
la Zingura' of DonlZetti. Miss Weaver
has charming chamber soprano, and
she manages it well, but it is by no means
phenomenal. Miss Fabian's contralto
solo ION Venice was excellent. The
quality of her tones is good, her manage
lnent fine and she throws feeling into her
work. We should class her by all ODDS
the best of the singers. But Miss Lud-
wigs clear, sweet mezzo-soprano was
heard to good advantage in Meyerbeer's
Roberto Che Tu Adoro." W hat the
lady needs most Is to invest her Vo-
cal delivery with more of feeling. In
her encore sine touched the sensiblll-
ties of her auditors more deeply.
Alice Merrill Raymond is the re-
markably low alto of the troupe. The
voice Is very limited in register, but IN
mellowness and softness suggests the low
tones of the French horn; 1t lacks
strength for solo singing, but in the
quartet appears to be the essential SUBJ
Neitnor, the impersonator and reader, is
the wit of the company. She does no
singing; she reads inditierently, if we are
to judge by her Lorraine Lorree," but
as mimic, reciter of the humorous,
she is capital. Her facial muscles she has
at perfect command and she is a natural
comedian; easy, graceful, handsome, with
mischief in her pose and eye, she has not
the slightest difficulty in putting IN audi
ence into excessive laughter or in keep
ing it in that exhausting state. AS
whole, the Lady Quartet (why not Woman
Quartet? p gives charming evenings en-
tertainment, one we'll worthy Of COM
mendation for its novelty, modesty and
many eXcellepces.
At Steinway Hall this evening Hugo
Mansfield will give Chopin recital,
commencing at o'clock. Admission.
fifty cents. Tickets at a. J. Pommer's or
@. A. Neale's, $40 street.
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santa narbnra FloraI FESTIVAL.

The annual flower festival at Santa Bar
barbara will open this year on the 18th OF
April and continue for three days.
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MARRIED.

DUCHENE-M RTZ-In this city, March
18th, by Rev. a. c. Herrick, Gean 4.
Duchene TO Flora G. Martz.
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JENNIE MARKERS CONDITION.
The Would-Be Suicide Resting Easily
Last Nipht.


Last Night.
The change yesterday in the condition
or Jennie Marker (known as Jennie Els
more) was for the better, if anything. AT
least she was resting easily last night,
and acting City Physician Ogden said hel
symptoms were more favorable than early
in the day.
Many persons have persisted in seeing
the wounded girl, impelled by no other
motive than mere curiosity. DR.. Ogden
insists ON perfect quiet for her, and call
ers will not be allowed to see her.
The exact course taken by the bullet
that entered her breast and emerged near
the spine has not yet been definitely de-
termined, owing to the girls weak con-
dition. If it went around the side the
chances of her recovery are of course
much better than if it went straight
through the body.
There is dent, or partial split in the
head OF the bullet. in the cavity OF which
are imbedded small fragments of bone.
and it may be that the bullet first struck
rib and was thus DETECTED from its
course; or, it may have encountered one
at the point Of exit.
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Rs-Acccommodations FIRST-CLASS. Free
BUS TO and from hotel.
w. j. ELDER, Manager.
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A HORSE KILLED.

1t Fell and Fractured Hip. and Was
Then Shot.
About noon yesterday. as one of the
employees at SERVERS stable was taking
horse across J street, where the railway
tracks have been taken up. the animal be-
came excited. floundered about and
finally fell, breaking one Of it's thighs.
1t was found necessary to kill the horse,
as it could never again be Of any use. 1t
was handsome animal.
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BOARD AND ROOM, 81 s5 TO So FER
ID day. Meals, 20 cents.
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Bids were opened for moving safes to
the new quarters. They ranged from sos
10 $3.50. ]. E. Kerr was awarded the con-
tract at the former figures.
Bids for putting tires on the wheels of
No. 8 fire engine wero opened. and the
work was awardedio ]. Duffy at S2o 70.
The board then adjourned.
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At Steinway Hall this evening Hugo
Mansieldt will give IA Chopin recital,
commencing at o'clock. Admission.
fifty cents. Tickets at a. j. Pommer' or
@. A. Neale's, $40 street.
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NO FIRE HOSE THIS WEEK.
The Office Of Sanitary and Building
Inspector Remains.
New Quarters for the City Trustees
VIII be In Readiness for the
Next Meeting.

The Board of City Trustees met last
night. Lawton. Wachhorst. Kent, Davis.
Devine, Bragg, Tozer, Leonard and Pen
nish being present. full board.
The President announced that the
question of the purchase of fire-hose
would not come up till next Monday
night. having been postponed till that
time.
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Mill SER FICE.
DEPARTuEE

r Alice, Texas. daily. at. ..,,6 a. m
/ Rio Grande City, Non
day, We'd and Friday at. 30. a. N
r FONT Isabel, daily at..,.9 a. m.
. Matamoros, Mexico, Except Sun
dav at 9:30 a. IN
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THE COXEYITEs.
Are oanpee in Washington CITY
Political News.
:. - -
From Our Regular Correspondent

From Our Regular CORRESPONDENT.
Washington, May z, 1884,
Well. Cozey's army has been in
Washington wcck. They are
c"mped in spot that physicians
declare to be dangerous to health
aud lif'S and from which Coxey
has removed his horses, but nUne
Of the Ave hundred odd men have
died, although some CT them have
had 10 be sent TO the hospital. The
receipts {,oni admissions to the
carip-twenty five cents is charg
ed and flom individual contriba
tons have so far been sufficient 10
feed ti4e men, bat as both have DO
gan TO fall CE and the number OF
men in Camp is constantly increas
ing this condition of affairs may
not | ST nrich longer. Large &c
cessionb to the army are expected
this Eeek. There has not been tho
slightest disturbance between The
police and the army since the ar
rest of Coxey, Browne and Jones,
for atte,n pting to speak on the
Capitol steps. Tae Police court has
been crowded for three. days to
hear their trial and :hey h We had
as counsel besides LEGAL lawyers,
Senator 8 Zen and Representatives.
Pence, of Colorado, Hudson, of
Ksnses, Siblcy, of Pennsylvania,
H4iner of Nebraska, and Van
Voo,ilis Of n. Y. The trial
Is expected 10 end this afternoon or
tomorrow. Conviction is doubt
fal, and if secured the penalty will
probably not be severe. COxey
still insists that his army is going
TO remain here HntiI Congress
passes his good roads bin. ,,, /
Tie democrats promise that all
of the propos. d amendments to tho
tariff bill shall be made pabIc this
week, and claim that they have
forty three votes--a majority
pledged to the amended bill, bus
this claim is disputed, as it is now
said the Louisiana Senators sill be-
compelled by The legislature that
meets Oh the 18th inst, 10 take
their choice between refusing To
vote For the tariff bill, unless a duty
# two cents pound is piit upOrr
sugar, or being snpplaIted by two,
men who will do as required. Both
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SOCIETIES.

I - ~ > -
J GRsNRE LODGE No. 81. p. f. A. &.-B
F.. Turregen, W NJ s. Dworrnan, W; Istdere
Farl1s, J. W; B. L. Cain, Secretary r: Darrell,
ressarer; T. n. NxtaRso1, S D.; p y. Wallis,
d; G. W Nlller, Tyler. Visiting brothers Ger
oily invited. Lodge meets first AID third Tees
avs in each moEtB-
LIGHTS OF EoNoR -IeDGE NO. ssso.--w. F.
emmett, Dictator; Frank Champion Vice Dict2-
r; r. Hansen, Assistant Dictator z. J. CeInbe.
.ast Dictator; J. B. Sharpe, Financial Reporter;
Sherwood, Recorder; n. Leaby, Guides Jesse
Wheeler Chaplain; A. TeRlz, Treasurer; John
hieian, GssasdiaRs n. 2, Lopez, Sentinel Lodge
.eets second and fourth Tuesdays OF each month
). O. z. LODGE No. - C. Il. N&rjs, Nozzle
and: William A. Heaie, Vice Grand; John G.
lucke, Secretary; George Moore, treasurer. The
odge meets every Wednesday night ct 7;S1:
isitias brethren and sn Odd Fellows in good
sndins are cordially invited to attend
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ed. Two or three roates are in cor
temptation and the ONE will be SC,
lected along the lire Of which the
most encouragement is offered
Other things being cqurL the gen.
tleHen interested in the rnterpIisr
| prefer the general ficeS and ma
chine siirps 10 be located in this
city ard with proper encouragement
they will be retained ut this errd of
the road"
"Without intending in The least, 4"
continued Mr.. Onion, Ito disparage
ATTY other road or route 1t is believ
ed that the one proposed to be built
by oar people will result in more
good to the people of San Antonio
than any other. La the first place
many of our citizens are financially
interested in lands and other prop..
eriy along the proposed line. Again
it woaIJ open mp an entirely hcw
fed for oar Wholesale meIcharts.
1t OPENS up all entirely new coun-
try to oar people and the road, pas
ing as it will through such ferti c
+. gion, will be OF untold benefit to
oar city.
The Eastern people at the back
of this enterprise are men whu are
known in ihe financial and railroad
would throughout the Union. The
| ,cal men are of that stamp whom
1t is confidently believed will at
once impress the public as men Cal
cuIat.d tu succeed in any enterprise
they undertake. Steps Will be tax
rn AT once TO have a representation
of our people confer with Inc Board
Of Trade ut this city and the people
long the proposed Iir'e for the pun
pose OF ascertainiug the eucJnrsge-
meut that will be offered To con
atrnct the road. If tie people OF
this county and Atascosa respond
promptly We can run trains i.t,.
PIeasanton 10y the 1st Of October,
1891"
YES" said Mr.. Onicn, in an
swer to qucs len, 1--WE prefer to 90
To Brownsville aud it may be that
we will confluence building f,orn
that end at the same time that W,
commence here OH account of the
advantage that may be offer, i il
the way of freight on material al
THAI point and | really think We
will construct there, though that of
course will depend OH what the pee
pie of Brownsville propose to do
for us. We have been informed |
that Brownsville will give 500, 900 |
Tor the road. By referring to tn,
map it will bc noted that by cross |
ING the RIO Graude some disranc,
abnvc Brownsville more direc'
route will he had to deep water al
TampIco.
"Is he intention of your poop e |
to bu Id only TO Bruwnsvillc?' que; F!
led the reporter
81 do not think" carefully and
slowly replied Mr.. Onion, "that |
any confidence when L say
he obi clIve point of the road will
be the City of Mexico. Our pro-
posed route is Decline from San
to he City of Mexico and
he Rad, besides running through
, magnificent country, will be sew
.ral hours shorter than eny other
inc"
care you prepared TO say who
will lie at the head Of the enter
Dr:se!'
81 do not hesitate to state ,har
Gen. Russ is the choice of the East
srn .pitalists, as well AS all parties
In the local o'gan'z ,tiun-
The generals health has been had,
which has made him hesitate about
heading The enterprise. lie aesurrs
Is, however, that he will become
with. us and guarantees
is, tie support OF his Eastern
r., :. l.
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CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAaz.
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SAN ANTONIO TO BROWNS
VILE.
An Interview With the lawyers
Having tire Project ia
Charge.
san AnteRio Express.

known Eastern capitalists who hav
been in tire city daring the pas
two weeks we're here for the par
pose ii considering the ndvisabiiity
of constructing a railroad from her,
TO Brownsville. Learning tina
Messrs. Simpson & Onion, ettor
neys of t44is city, could in al
probability throw some light OF
the satj' ct reporter called ri
the law Office of the gentlemen
named in the Katnpmanu bailding
M. Onion was touad and tn.
reporter asked:
at Is rumored, said the reporter,
shat your firm is in possession oil
fact CONCERNING the construction OF
the Brownsville Railroad which
would be good news TO the people
of San Ahtenio and the South
west"
at is quite true," replied Mr..
Onion hat we are in possession
of certain information which we
apprehend will be welcome news
TO the people Of this city and
certainly not less So TO the people
of that section OF the State lying
s'.ulhwe>t of here whose want oi
railroad facilities is 20 well known.
We have been At work." continued
Mr.. Onion, ''in quiet way rs
the representatives OF certain East
rrn capitalists as well as prominent
citizens 70. spne time past. The
TINE has now arrived when the
people csn be taken into confidence
There are, nf course, certain mat
tiers that cannot just at present be
&. afed But in the main the re-
suit of the investigations of the
gentlemen who have had the matter
# the building of "A railroad from
this city to a point southwest can
be gwen.
In the first place it can b.
stated definitely as a settled fact
that these gentlemen are satisfied
with the project to bnild railroad
from San Antonio t. the southwest
proper encouragement is
given by the people Of this city
md those who live adjacent to the
proposed line of road"
Between what points, asked
he reporter, edo yonr people wish
glsh to build the road?"
"Our people beIievr,'' said Mr..
Union, "that a road southwest run
ing through any OF the counties,
between the Arkansas Pass Road
N the east and the international
L Great Nortern Ro; d on the
vest would pay. l can say that
has been determined to make
proposition - the people OF
olleasauton and Atascosa county
lrst, as well as the people of
San Antonio. In fact our people
ave had a representative in Alas
osa county and reliable citizens
f that county inform us that
Atascosa County will give $4,000 |
or the road If Atascosa people |
IAN do this certainly the citizens
If San Antonio will do as well.
With this amount subscribed by |
he people of Atascosa county and
he people OF San Antonio and |
5rxar county l am authorized to
sy that the road from Pleasant is
N assured fact"
From Pleasanton what roate
viii the proposed road tax ?" ask
d the reporter.
@Th-t gill dcpsad rgsly CT tie !
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sAT.f.uOR RIOS DIRECTORY
CIVIL OFFICERS.

CIVIL OFFICERS.
H,,:.-i "a
federal Judge Luciano Cervsntes
ndge lst Instance Francisco Guerra
.reeidert City Council II. Barragan
Hector of State Tax j. b. Zolezzi
55oIPr stamp Tax a. A. PaSSemant
tolrr city tax T. de los santos Coy
CUSTOMS oFFIcBas.
=.
4 administrator G. Fernandez
contYior - ~ J. Olive
cling as Captain custom guards
0' F. Argiielles
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ARRIVALS,

ON Alice, Texas, daily lat 10 p. m.
:. Rio Grande, .Tri- Weekly at Z pm
" Point Isabel, daily ATT p. ID
Sc Matamoros Mexico. -. .4;39 e. In