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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-10
EDITORIAL COMMENTS.


New York Herald: Since the besi,,,,..
OF this year elections Of some sor} 10
Deeh heid IN various States from Phi
Island 10 Texas. YIN i'"oue
- most significant fact thar 3,
eF1'y one the returns have shown strilr-
ing democratic losses and Rennbii.a,
salhs- In many instances Democrafc M,
JoIlues or year or so ago have -,
eul.leu mo Republican majorities. ana
80 DeihocIaiic strongholds have been
carried by the Republicans.
"is marked and general change in nuh-
'.eii"A can be accounted for in buf
way IL Is due TO the disappolnt-
r.'"t ana disgust of the peonia 90,
Democratic delay in the matter ~ 80,
revision and Democratic menace in, ~
matter OF an income tax.
New York Sun: The present bss,s %
representation In the national Conc
'ons VI the TWO political parties H. tha
SAINT namely, two delocates for 80
PRESIDENTIAL eiector. and two deleo,,o. - -.
e"cn iefillofy. The latter repressrf,,,ic.,
80 va e"uist, wholly complimentary a.
loif 81 lne territories has any elocfors1
VIZ. bo,n parties, In 1892. made an ex-
800 % 'nc territory of New Mexico.
~ when SIX votes were allowed m
democratic Convention gave slx - a.
@o.la "iso. Both are prospective States
90 iai' as the Democratic party h. CON
eefhed IN the matter, the present basis
81 representation is entirely satisfactory
Tor 4 preserves the cherished Dernocrs,t,
principle OF state autonomy. ana corr
sponas equiiably with the division OF the
r~'y VOC throughout the Union. Demo-
-, 49, sUgns'h being pretty evenly dis
49,, ~.o"'s" ,i nr1 win the Republicans the
sara Tor Statehood representation ana
'nere are few Republicans Ia the south
aithoush under the existing division ~
ueiesates II gets an undue voice in Ra-
puDhcan conventions. AR Harrison OWED
ms noNinatlon In 1902 largely TO the
spu'perh Republicans. or rather to the
Republican delegates from Democrats
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-10

TUESDAY APRIL 10, 1891.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-10
IrOnWare.

Handled Stove Pots. actual worth Si.75
each. our price Soc.
Long Handle Berlin Sauce Pans
Zoe
Covered Buckets, actual worth soc. Tor
DC
Tea Kettles. SEC actual worth SfN
Ten-quarl Berlin Dish Pans. regular
cost I.7J. for 81.
Double Rice Boilers regular cost N.G:
our price sec
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-22
LADIES OF INDIA.
A fii.t.ars wuhYui w,cksdssss. Ne
tutoisrahIe

Aa ftttee.s wuhuut W,okednsss. NET
tn,oisrshi~
Tho position OF the native ladies
OF J aJputana 10 singulsrlv dsplor-
able icnncd In from their baby
hood within the narrow limits OF the
tenana. ihny are cut from all con-
tact with tho outer world, with
which they communicate only
through their slave girls; seeing not
only no men, hut hardly any women,
very few ladies Of sufficient high
rank livinr within visiting distance
OF each other
They are quito uneducated. un-
able to either read ar write or work;
nothing therefor remains TO them
but their natural affections, and
thono are outraged; their husbands
protesting no love for thcm. and Wis.,
ltlng tbem but occasionally; their
children being taken from them a, q
very early aye, and placed under the
guardianship Of mon, their mo,hers
bsing considered unas and alasl
truly to bring them up IL 10 90 be
wondered that such an edueatio on.
e'So 4" 'sofshoa o. every Instinct.
every need OF human bsssy. should
produce creatures slngulariy de-
pra ed'
such n fate the normal tate. I be-
lisye, of the Indian nobiewomAu
miserable enough; but the acme OF
misery II reserved for the Indian
lady oi to-day, whose father has had
his head turned by the Europeaa
ideal. while his hea ! 10 Tar from IL
This luckless woman. belonging to
two civilizations, obeying contradte-
tory conventions, falls between two
stools her sphere OF action, from
being swall. becomes nil The
ladies' OF tae zensna OF the passing
reg limo were at any rate allowed to
be- wickeI; gambling and drinking
hllcd their lives with excitsment
and death freed them early. The
ladies' of the present regime have 70
bo respectable To hc good and
wise 10 TO be happy; o. be bad 10. we
are told. In tho long run 10 be miser-
able, but to be nothing is intolera-
bic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-22

having male him the standard b-srcr II
the republican party in the pending can
paigni eSpr~ss,-l rrgr~i ,hA, the honor
had not b-en gwen 10 One ~ the other
csndhisirs. any "u- ~ whom wuuh have
l~d the party I" deserved Aud glur,uus
victory, AMI discussed At rrtn- l.ugth
,h" 'rrn"- IT paramount Importance that
vii cHn- brf,r,' th. I-.upl-
A. he tram tH the north was jurt
about du~. Calr"n -Nplpiu.-i that 49,
many Delegates Nunid drsii- tn l-ayr.
hnt ~ view inc i,t that lee wnu
sen again have ,n ur.or unity uf seem /.
'u'm, hr wu.d not longer d-i ~ tL-,u
=! the uw, II" then utg,ei every ,,
puhn'an tu pu' hi- sU"ul,lr, T." 'b~ ~hrrl
an W. ~, II r.iluR up ~ tmmrn-r I'M.
J'it t'r a.. b..,l republican rpuidAi--,
I'd r- ~ u ud""iuiug the terrific,
foo. 'h. ur,. uIr''u' .,m,crsiir hands
". hu- 'l.. ~ ,ur p,si .~w
l'.r W. II"N". gr,rv- ui ur
h."l. '."" Ne . < toe d'I,r',,. io their rr
-i"r.', h.u".., "ntuu-,-l with nu honor
"...' de- ,m0uH..,u .u ,lu ...l II ,hc,r Iuw
h...' h,t toe ,h,ir.. 80 iur ,unyrni,..,,
- N.'u.r. wood ZOE. rs' d.l T., iur v.,r.
II inr T. i'r = ih' NLu'a i.trtto,S At ,n,
p"it- "a pr 81, iay 1T November u.Ai.
lS ~ yHIt! that wuulj ,ra,, nn duuIi
~ III" ~ nj ut ouy one tbs New Mrli %
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-22

r~rssss~at Organization Effected NJ
the WFettaE at INeotuR

The meeting called f,r ltsi even ug ~
hr'ng "h'1t the permanent urgautsa,iuu
of an athletic cluh IA this city. was we'll
attended ani much rl,husiasm Was man
ifert'i
lh" meeting was called tp urIrr hy W
I Mr'i"igh' tn" rnumltlr" ur t..rmA. /.
u-nt organization r"p"iirl. Aui uu mo.
tt"n 'h" r"rni' wa adopted. nnl the
comm,rr" % suhSrg,l
The rnmml't,,. ,u constitution aod hy.
laws submitted 'h'lr rrrrt. Nh,ch vas
AI"p'ri au, w" rummIt,rr.i .r0r,,srI
The committee "u ,u,ml.t-hI, rrior,.
81 nnl N'rr "r ,rri continued until Oc.
t.h,r lI
To" committee "u I"tmnuru, pcaton
and 81. r.,us rrIu'tai ila' the ArmiIo
h"u-" could l." itAl tive until rented.
Ga motion 4 Attorney " Nrrsuu, a
r"'" ~ th nkS Mas --,-nird tu Mrhtnn
Ch"Nrs, agent Il The ArmJp house, ard
he VA made nu honorary member Of III.
club The irard at directors were auth.
"riH-d '" elect Vice prr-li,n, ~ cAsr If
vacancy
The follow lr ia" rrpnri e the com
ni '''" "n permanent ugsn'Ipi,un.
W., ,hr 'ommii'," nn prrm.unu, az
ganHs'inn. beg leave Ia submit IA. fol
lowing
That the "rgNnlIatinn L." kunwn ~ 'hr
aIhiIln"iln" Athletic Iluh, ani hat the
PERMANENT "tir"rs hr aS fnlluwa
President. W +, McCrni.Lt:virr prrs
h"n'. T. walker; ,r,retary, Il. T..
Nh"nn"ni tr"asrrr. n = knight pn
rrt"rS. fhoS Wilk-r-uu. Harry lee. "
DIXON Pr N,rtSN
JNs W NoRHk,.
tnAs M,luNtIp.
CuminIitee
Th" club starts ont under the most r,y
"rnhl" auspices, and II All organilAt,un
that should L. welcomed hy our citizens.
Alnnpu"rIu" has many promising atL.
l-ics At present, and The organization ~
ih" Albuquerque Athletic Club wall swell
ia" number
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-22
Cerhsti MiaIaH Iai.trset,


Albuquerque. Sept 2l.-Many II the
ci,nrns IL this city are not aa familiar
with c"chni as they ough, Ia be It is
IN our own county, sixty two miles dis
tan' 10y ~ag"r road; by rail. take the
accommodation train ou, II Albuquerque
at ';4n u. IA tn wa.lac", forty miles,
there. Andy Hnrne's stage awaits arrival
oi the train. reaching Bland at = y. n.
Th. town Bland IL situated In the
c-n'-r ~ the mining district, within "n..
mile of all ia" principal mines, viz: The
Washington, Lone Star. Iron King. Last
Chanc- No ?. Crown Point, Go@i HoI%.
H"pew"ll, Union, Pos-', Black irl. Bull
of the Woods, Gisn,, Monument. Chicago
and n numi~r II other .xc-lica' claims.
The entrance Ia the Bland tunnel com
m-nc-s jus, in rear Il C~sing,"n n R,uck'r
store. at Bland. They ar. pushing in'o
Odd hill. on which III. above. nAm.i
mines ARE hrat-d. NJ fas, az ten miners
can work
Thhs diSirir, vii! yet asiunish ih. min
ing world. and Albulu",pur business
men should try and secure the bench,
thai will surely h" found in this district
No on. can realize the imm.ns. amoun,
Amnun, II gold AMI silver t;..' "a exposed
to view in he Cochiii district.
A majority Il the I'.opl. of Bland Rn,l
the dis'r,c' l""k to Alhuqucrlu- Tor he'p
in placing this great mineral producing x
camp before ia. world. They only AK
for facts Ia be published. Santa W. j.
working and hnlding ou' for the priz,
and II brhov.S AlbuqurrIu- Ia wake up .
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-22
\ atrh ssFatcher.,

Tho lanp.post mail boxo, arc very
generally used as match scratchsrG
In the busy parts OF the town boxes
that have not boen painted recently
are sometimes almost covered With
scratch marks Tho cigarette smoker
as no passes rubs q match along the
box to light tho cigarette II secsns
as though tho match Industry must
have prosperod by tho general intro
duction OF cigarettes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-22
r.Arnlly cad wsnd.rrully M,a.

The apparatus for keeping the eye
moist Is complex ami efficient 10
comprises tho lachryma gland,
which secretes tho tsArs the lachry-
mai carunele, a small, hcshy body
at the inner angle Of tho eve, the
puncta lachryma, two small open
ings at the nasal extremity OF the
syeliGs tho lachrymal ducts which
convey the tears into the nose. snd
the iachrymal sac. u dilatation OF
the canal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-22

Las 'RrCKs, sept -.
Court waS adjourned to-day for the os
t.nsibl- purIs's- Of having = d-mncrntic
primary meeting u, the court hons.
Hut the funniest part ~ IL is that the
democrats, being unable Ia get IN a
meeting 81 the people, nij"urh-.i to the
court house ia "ri-r to have ia. court AL
tendance aud. of course, the petit AMI
grand jurors.
Don Leon Albar-s. q very p.puI.r ci,,.
zen of Anthony. arrive in our city IA.
day on the noon train.
DR.. Brown aud Capt Hyland, II III.
Kingston shaft. ar. in from Rincon.
Capt. Hyland informs us ,ha, he came in
on ur pasS lie in IA, man who favor.
ed the strike. the only thing that can ac.
ooun, for his lneing ~ editorial pass.
The republicans of pr'ciuc,s Nos. 3
AMI 20 held their conventions to-day.
The convention held in precinct No, 3
wAS largely attended aud enthusiastic
Judge McPis. who 10 always on hand ~
H"y y'"'"k w 'h'N e"'s WhH 'abNh uI"u "
addr-Hs he meeting, which h- did. lie
made n very tine rp~-ch, causing u gr-a,
deal of applause as he made HE r~rnArks
Don Lor-nzo Lapoint, who was made
chairman. made an -iegNu, speech. tell
ing the meeting why he was u republican
now. Heretofore Mr.. Lap lin, has been
strong Democrat.
J. a, Swarts. who has been u d.mocra
for the las, thirty years, declared himself
n republican. lie WAS made secretary, =,
anil isidoro Armijo, Jr.. interpreter - the
meeting. The attendance WAS very Isrg"
The onnv nt,on held in precinct No ~
was also n success. II was held In the
hous" of Hon. Jscin'o Arnijo. Col A, J
Fountain was elected chairman, Col.
Eug"n- Van pHi'.n interpreter AMI isi-
dor" Armlj", Jr , srcrrtary The attend.
snc- Was surprising, sI-rchrs w-r~
made by Judge J r. Mcf,-, Col. A. J.
Fountain aud My.r H-irch. The spirit
Ut the Ienpl, IL remarkable. There was
not even mouth organ making music
Ia call 'hrr- primaries, and the people
got no more notice ihrn few IAsters
,hs, were displayed on Friday, the day
hefGrr
F,f,y.-ight IniiAn hoys len this week
Ia attend the Albuquerque Indian schul
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-22

"Got any little job Of work.
ma'am." inquired the dusty pilgrim
al the back door. that | can do TO
earn bi,o OF grubP"
You've often asked me for cold
yiciuais, replied the woman In sur.
prise. But this 10 the drsl time
you ever asked for work"
"le,'m," rojOincd tho touris.
cheerfully. I'm on my vacation"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-22

Johu George, east Tsnnessss. sa OLD
soldier Of the Meric.n war. who trsmped
all over this ccuniry nearly 6hy years
Aso, 10 In the city. having rs,uraed hon
q trim 10 Santa We and Taos.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-22
sOThk
BLAND. N N sep l.


At u public meeting ~ th. citizen. and
min-rr of the C"chti mining district hrii
nj Bland. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, A ruinor has becom. current
test there arr parties cont-m plating
jumping claims that hsve been REGULAR ~
ioca'-i ac'oriing ,o the United s,A,.s
AMI territorial LAVE. IN case the lsnd
court decides agains, the grant claima nt-.
Therefore be II
Resolved. by The miners and prosp-c-
tors ot th. Cochih mining district IN
meeting assembled. that they do hereby
warn such p-rrunr that any act of IL IL
Mind will not bc tolerated. and such per-
sons will be suinmarily dealt with with.
out the aid II the cour, aud be IL further
R~so we'd, Tha, this shall apply To the
claims 81 all persons whether present II
.si
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-22
Ei.AN Ht sINIas

VI rr' - tseh,u .I.trsrt va
stHsd 10 ts.ii-., e-.,
u Mctowan. ih- RAilr. vi ay-nr,
t'k"t broker, who IL ,u,-r-si.-l IN the n,
vrlopmrnt of s"v-rnl tr.i class niu-s az
IA 'h" Crniti mining iisir,rt. riurn, 1
frtn his property Ia - y--tr dAy Af,r
n'"n and called al THs rlrlIK> ufir,.
leaving ,h" following fur publication IN
the peoples we'll known Ani widely cn-
cula,r'i nrwspsp-r. rnE Cjths>.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-22

Bsruaiillo, u. g. Slower, CsltaI, L.ahy !
Chavez. BpArksi Dona Ana. A J. Poan.
tAini Eddy, Hawkinsi Grant, Don kr,l.
sisi Guadalupe. zeigler, Lincoia, q W
Priiehsrd, Mora. HAdiey, Rio Arriba.
Art'si Sierra, Troegeri saa Miguel. J.
Rsyn"hisi santa We, r, b Cstrun, so-
corro. Y. o. Blooii Taos. Fred Miller
Union, Hill Valencia, Guadalupe O,sro
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-22
T. B. CATRON!
He Was Chosen Standard Bearer
Yesterday.
Aud viii l",d n Iloss 10
Nicio,y.
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on'o"' a"i Valencia Guadalupe o'e"
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Spsf.s' .o i"A"y' pons Ana a. L.
ohr's'yi saay, h.~s,Hs, Grant d. c.
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hAa'sy' MO Afs'os, Ansos'o AnI' NJ
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-22

Miss Boston. u vlsitur--l was 90
sorry | coulJn't attend the ball last
N ghs but understand you we're
there and were quito comins II fsut
Ito You bot your sweet lilo I was,
] had two forty fOGrs iu my oelt aad
carried q Winchester
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-22
on CRkpHsriALs.
PsanAs.sr oaaAsnArsos.

B-rnshiia, Y. A. viaicsl, Chavez, &. X.
spsrksi colfAx. J. Lshyi Dops Ana. N.
vanies; Eidy. - Hawkins, Grant. A.
b. LAiri, Gussislupe. A. z.igler, Lin.
coin. Albert zsisler, Mor~. q A Hadiey ;
Rio Arrils, Antonio Artix; Sierra, -
ksnei San Miguel, n. A. O'.ro; Santa
Fe. Y q. B&rslr /, socorro. Elias Iacs
Taos. Lorin Brown, Union. J. Z. Hill,
veIsaciH, v,ceortn sais.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-22

The hest sioves On earth. The Acorn
line. cold by whisasy, Doissa q %.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-22

The thIrl IL the COehti eases is IN
trial to-day In ia. land court. this being
the San Joss grant, Judge LGuHhlin AMI
"a. II Howard appear as attorneys, aud
tue time Of the cour, was taken up In eH.
smining "r Jnse Albino BacA and s.v.
rral other witnesses The Borr-g" grant.
which was on uial yesterday. wAs con
clud.d, and the p,rs-nt ease will b, fol.
low.,i by u trial u III. Csnsda lie CGhiu
claim. in ~hic,. the prime pal agnt will l,e
made New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-22

Paul Dallss. captain AMI manager Of
ths B-len base tall club. was in the cily
last svsning. aud during his stay wa, the
sasss u ". v MeLAakhiia and Il. n,
Shannon. Mr., Daliss wss here for ,h.
parposs of arranging ssrsss of game.
ss.vssn tbs Albalusraus Bsewss aaa Chs
nshaA kass ball club. =
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-22

DR. Bair. who came to Albuqu.rlu.
las, spring fnr the b-n.6t II bio health.
aud who has recently been l,cat.d in I. -
LunAs, wh-r. he has practic-d his proie-.
sion. Was in 'h" c''y yesterday, The
doctor has bsen rAdlly falling In health
rcsu,ly. and his many Albuquerque
FREUD. will bs paine,i 10 learn that his
condition is such that he has been sdyis.
od 10 e. back Ia his home 10 Chicago.
where his family and intimate fri.n.ls
may b. able TO care for him.
The lat-s, report In regard n the hig
ditch on ia. mssa is To the effect that IN.
rssah of The survey. together With n full
ofisciAl statement II all facts Ia connection
with the situation, had been lAii b-E,rs
'b" prssiisa, of the sntsrpriss IN Bostou,
aud that everything vas r,gsris.i as sai.
'sfac'ory. Preparations for the l,sgin.
ming II active Operations ASs now In pro-
Ers@.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-06-07
DRUNKEN SPARROWS.

The English sparrows have prov
ed a nuisance to the cotton country,
for as soon as the hollis open they
pick out the cotton and carry it off,
and some planters have lost, as they
claim, hundreds of pounds in this
way. There is one man, however,
in Dewitt county, says the Calves
ton News, that has not lost much.
When ne found the sparrows were
committing depredatiOns he pro-
cured quantity Of wheat, soaked it
in sweetened whisky and strewed it
along the rows. The sparrows found
it snd thought they had picnic.
So they had. But in fifteen or
twenty minutes there was the tip,
s;est lot of English sparrows ever
seen on the face of the earth. They
rolled about the ground, falling on
their sides and backs and kicking
their heels into the air like a parcel
of drunkards, all the while uttering
the most comical squeaks. They
did not have long to squeak. how
ever, for the boys gathered tnem up
and threw them into bags. The
first day they gathered two bushels
of drunken sparrows. Three or four
days later the experiment vas re-
peated with almost equal success,
and from time to time since. They
made excellent potpie, but the SUR
vivors have come to regard the
plantation as hocdooed, for now
very few come about it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-06-07
A DECISION
That Prevents a Greater
Charge
BEING MADE ON SHORT HAULS
Than Long Ones and Fixes a Penalty
for Its Violation. 1t is Now
in Effect.

Judge Pardee has rendered de-
cislon in the celebrated long and
short haul railroad, case that is of
far reaching Importance.
The decree reversing the decision
of the circuit court as follows:
"Ordered, that the decree of the
circuit court be annulled, avoided
and reversed, and that this case be
remanded to the said circuit court,
with instructions to enter a decree
in favor of the complainant, the In
terstate Commerce Commission, and
the defendants, the Cincinnati, New
Orleans and Texas Pacific Railroad
Company, commanding and restrain.
ing the said defendants, their officers,
servants and attorneys 20 cease and
desist from making any greater
charge in the aggregate on buggies,
carriages and other freights of the
first class, carried in less than car
loads from Cincinnati to Social Cir
Gle, than they charge on such freight
from Cincinnati to Augusta [; that
they so desist and refrain within
Eve days after the entry Of this de-
cree, and in case they or any of
them shall fail to obey said order,
condemning the said defendants, and
each of them to pay 800 a day for
every day thereafter they shall SO
fail, and denying the relief prayed
for in relation to charges on freight
from Cincinnati to Augusta. The
said defendants to pay all costs Of
court"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-06-07
A FALSE REP0RT.

Judge Gober publishes the following
card in the Atlanta papers:
Marietta, Ca, June 2, 1894 MY att
tention has been called to certain papers
which seek to connect me with the recent
primary IN Fannin county.
i went to that county to hold the spring
term of the court, for the reason that the
statute fixed that time.
The calling Of the executive committee
had been done previously and had moth,
ing to do with the calling of il Or the fixing
OF the time of the meeting. had nothing
to do with its. meeting or action. No
truthful mao can say that took any mart
in that election or that had anything to
Go with any action taken.
" Whilst the primary was being held ]
was unwell aud was in my room. / was
not about the polls or election.
Il make this statement because of the
fact that there is 40 reason why should
be misrepresented.
GEORGE F. GoBEa.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-06-07
HE DID NOT.

EDS. Journal My attention has been
called to charges direct and indirect to the
effect that Judge Gober took an active
stand in the Evans Atkinson contest in
FaEnin. Now as an ardent Evans man,
state, from close and personal contact
with the contest, that Judge Gober did not
participate in it. If he was on the ground
| did not see him. If he said word for
or against The contestants | did not hear
of it. Solicitors Brown and Thompson
were active IN their advocacy of Atkinson.
/ know Of no other prominent officials en-
gagged in that heated and exciting contest.
The Atkinson meeting after the adjourn
ment Of the court was simply farce and
SO regarded BY good Atkinson men. This
is written without the knowledge of Judge
6. f. Gober C. d. PHILLIPS.