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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

FOR SAl.E-At sacrifice. my com.
Portable nlne-room residence. sltuut-
ed on the corner OF West Fifth and
Macon. one block from Arlington
Heights car. ak blocks west Of Main
street. lot 81 feet facing south. by
60 feet fncing west; all modern con.
venlcnces bath room. hot and cold
water. gas, closets, pantrieH, etc. VIII
sell ~ great sacrifice " sold quick
family going 10 Europe. For further
particulars call on II. Brann, los
Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

HAY BALE TtEs-o X. Harry Iron
Works Dallas. Tex. manufacturers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01
HorgrLs.

coRsIcANA-Ainlloy House. only 5irSt-
class hotel In the city: has iust been
sSnt'ea and rcmodclfd Rates, 81 Der
Jay Col, McRea. Manager =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01
SPECIAL NOTICES .

All persons holding claims against
B. C. Evans Co. are hereby notified
to file same with me as receiver Of
said company.
G. w. HoLLEeswoRTH,
Receiver Of b. @. Evans Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

WANTED CHARACTERIZATION.
>1e>--,ry>-->r-S-s~oe>>>y>
wANTED-Job Press, good second
hand quarter medium press. Address
stating price. Printer. care Gazette.
Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

N II IuTlI1VT IHtHTIs UI uIsuHHTBIHB
this debt. we earnestly recommend to
the churches throughout the state the
observance OF the first Sunday in Sep
TENDER next as a day OF fasting and
prayer when collections shall be taken
TO pay this debt. We further recon-
mend that such churches as from any
cause may not be able to observe the
day suggested, appoint seine day be-
tween that date and the meeting OF the
general convention for taking a special
collection to aid in discharglng our In
debtedness."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

iI
II =
IT,
- = -
HOTELS.
curco- e.h,.o 49,. 80 ,s.
house ii, ,,s e,sS. ~. on'y nrs'.stru
ugemcilt. sam Sa,fn,f .s,.',., man
-I1Irs,- = -. t..s',s.,as2s
rrY. ~, asiA ~ = Grand Avenue
p ,o.s y n br9okcf. prophe.of.
respect; good rsn,nlc , ron,,s ," sYefy
f-1psJe, ~
'c Class M, House. only frst-
rented and rcm e MA rs I'm suA, been
day. Col. AieRra, Manager =
CLEBUKNT : Ren, ,5o,,-- ---, -,-=--
street; two blocks Hourh ~ s.'u w
drug store, '''''
coLoRADO--st Ja,ree , 1,.,.,- ~, =
Morris pronrlctnr ,iaosn', :, ~. ", - =.
commercial mon. ~
cosfMERC .-Andcrs IIo.-e :, :,
Anders. proprietor ,srec i,,y A. y,
all trains; urge sample rooms Tcrr,a
s-.vo per day,
CTAnENDONI-Ctn ffotof- : d
DonElass. pgoprlctof.
DUNCAN, !. r,--c,ty Hotel an tIavei-
lns m stop az The CITY Hotel; rates.
" per daN. ] l.. Mcisall. proprietor.
',,ss,nn sunni, Hotel, Geo. Coz.
prupT,eWf 'n iuhlie SQUARE; larger
n tawn w ,"e AZ wv other hotel
- ~ ~ -, - y. s-.vy nsr day.
IS "a 4. Nssr ne beat 81 day
i i,sus'V W, Wy n.., WORTH nNd prnNer
l'i'i N"VN, AIRY 'oumr Dig rat hfd1.
S Mean 9 ,ho 'nv ,,, ,snle loaded Win she
house. soD vn,ds t,,,,, -,
DA\tS1 /. .g--pnvis t1.,,--- 80 49,
oinNs ho,ol N H. c,tw po,t
i,er Inv i 40 ,.,'i.' firv
-. - ,l-- - - y.
DuNcAN. J. T,-W. u nreedlove.
rtVs''i..o., ' ,!g., no,sl q Town. Town.
DVNhlN--Wilcy COTTAGE. Mira Dora
WHEY, woptleucss, Headquarters
ior eomlnerclnl inon-
! DENTON Hotel "a imam. MIS-. AdN III
Walden. prorrietrcss Only fiat class
ho'e! an Guy. itltes. ss.oQ per dny.
ENID. o T.-Hhtol croelter. c. nj.
Crocler proprietor. wcst side square.
rater, 81 ner day,
FL RENO. o, q.-caduo hotel. rrrorE
Hahn proprlsiny. eorncr Rod, Island
s.,,. :, 49, ~. .----.
| tiAlNl.SNli.LE--'flic IL Chaic ~ fsr-
trails heated and the AtiN hrsl rpr-
''.---,---------,..-ll-- my,
GltANDNtEW.-clty hotci \ 9. Fair
~, proprielori only hotel In town
elean rooms ana - seol table.
NHiNiisSN LIZ IA Viede hotel on
,rsi, i,c,iea Na,., Il, te.,,a N, .,r',,,
r,titibd ma ,,nde. ,,,,. NM, "a ,,,,n,,,
JOHN LAwENNcE- Prhprletor
! GRANBuTtY-nls 0ranae house. Mrs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

wANTED-Two rooms and board In
private family: suburbs preferred
state terms. Address Cash, Gazette
Office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

A Paragraph Is made Of the manner
in which the expenses Of the board are
operated among the different Interests.
and then the report makes an accurate
statement of the expenses OF the board
for the convention year; from October
l. 1893 to June 1894.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

WILLIAM G. HENDERSON. COUNSEL
or-at-law and solicitor of American
and foreign patents. trade marks and
ing, corner Fifth and # streets,
Washington, ID. g. Seventeen years
experience. including service In ex-
aiming corps. U. s. patent ONCE.
Send sketch OF model for report as
TO patentabl!ity. Correspondence In
vlted. Mention the Fort Worth Ga
zettc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01
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ANTlaD-TO MN.


REGULAR storage housc FOR furniture
pianos vehicles. trunts, boxes. etc
new rooms; cnrcfn rowing, packing
shipping. etc; estimates free W 4
nlnvon & Co, nth md Rusk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01
nELr WANTED.

=. J, -. -. $500
: mas ,.,,s,,l,,, - ,,,n,,e s,s ~. ,,.,,-,,
1879 1919. Wlsnins 70 inuas ~ per Week
Tass' v ~. III, III n -,
NM s.o,, h, IN ,,satignfs ""'
~ 4 s;ass,,, s,.,a a,,,.,,.r ,,,,.,,. ~
tinhie stao,r I,,,,ns,rv
WANTED Travelling statesmen 70 sell
ne Sv ~, y, lssi,e ahSersyn
y, ~ ,San,uci,,, hn, u , ,',a 'sr ,,,,
,,s. M. ,1ts,ss ~ ,,.sst,i,, -. ~.
expenses OF commissions; references
required. Address Ed Murphy s Co,
distillcrs and wholesale liquor deal
ers. No. 10 Cheapside, Lexington, Ky.
/ WISH mn honest lady In cnoh locality
10 work quietly at home. VIII give
permanent position and e,inran-
tee SIS weekly: reply With etnmpcd
envelope. Miss Lucille NJ Logan,
Johet, III
WANTED Man to distribute circu-
lars; 81 per 1000. inclose stamp; refer
enccs. National Distributing Assoc
citation Chicago.
AGnNTS-We have the best selling ar
uele on me eontnent, from one 70
SIN can We SOFA ~ every mouse; fetaii
prices 10 ana 20 cents eneh. Address
LAHMiaR " Co, chicago,
w.ANT I'D Energetic man 70 monage
Sa men on. 2mlee, foaiuoa perihansnt,
sss Si1yy WV svi, ,ii, Nluse
au,uis" ~ " x sss ~, ~. W ~, LIS
suloh, Auutess hl'uluiAeturSts' isoN
..sy. ~ . l-oulss a.o. ..-----------------.-
WANT you 10 know there vii, be
auction sales Monday, July ., ut 10
=, m. Lone star Nucuoh anu stornse
company w houstoh'
WANTED-White girl, to cook FOR n
small lamily. Can at iuO2 Cherfy
street.
WANrED-so Solicitors by the American
Contract company. 2oo-2Os Women's
Temple, chicago, III TO sei Their In
Nestinent contracts. fatues under
standing building ana loan methods
or hte insurance preierrHu, a de,
Women o'V'''' ~ P-'1''S "'s" anu
------.----------
l WILL pay indies a saia,y or slV per
u 9ote' ikvv Wo'H, LII, nv'a nay iVr
~ ~ ~ t,a.,a,. .,,tto ani Va.
Mrs; ~, r, 'assett' sure w., NaE-
shall. tleld q 90, onil1lng, Shleago.
AGENTS--To travel or at home, to
take orders by sample. We pay ex-
penses. salary or commissions II ~
QUICK selliI,S staplf "'.lS,e. "1'l ny
sent on appleauon' Audress LOCK
Don l-9. new l9lA Sle .s-.----------------
MEN TO sen paKlng powuer. s.e 10y
enployin viit' uN ,.i uatieevs'SA'
40 inon,nlS saluis NV vApeiisss VI
eo",iii ,5 oa''f ,, ~ hat n,ta,,
lars concerning yourself. u. s. Chem
icnl Works, $40 Van Buren,, Chicago
-z,,,7,7- .,-------5-,
,.,,,,,,ian passrnr w nd " nona ~
oiircd Liberal Inducements To the
Fight man. Address The Eastern AS
surance comnany. PhIlndelpbin. pa
80
.,ss5i yvort Tor ,iyhf nt,sons, nnix
cornnstart v,orlsmen mead annlv az
a. -, snna,i, az, nnrs,,rinn atet,
seiary u,anted Reanmoni prIntin.
a. Ir,-, vvor,b
~, ; ~. '. ~ -.
cured, write us. fort worm EN-
/ DlOyHent Buftuus pVH MINI.
-=---.---==-=---=-=
,osr po,Nn-sruA, -srolDy
:.
T os1, one Inv horse. IL l-2 hand
high, 3 years old past, scar on righ
front FOOT. return 70 lsvo InrooN
morton street ala gel reMaIa.
LoST-A black ana van shepher'
bitch' nine months ola' nperh ~
| ward for return 10 Fort worm bit'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01


rnp eArrL-ca0 ,c,es tr,t "a scr..
upward one NILE west civ
"a ncras land three miles weyt eitv
on White settlement road.
lss aces land southeast city In
cross uinueiN
~ acre. l.,hu northwest Guy near
DUO Infrant county.
~ acres ihhu nan nalie south cry
''' ~ ,o,s correr sevsn,h s,re., M.
focf srnntin, r,hroc t,uort,,n ana Non,
~ ''V''"'@ 81 " ''''V' '0' ''''N '''N''
lots In hIor,x plrachtle,d ndai.
,iop m vio,. strcst
lot 50Nic0 feot Taylor street,
Hltschaeld addition.
lots s0NiO0 fect. Lamar street,
H'ftchteld addition,
lniu e5xi00 ccrncr Seventeenth and
Calhoun streets. I'nggett addition
I lots 5uxl3g l. 2. south y Eirschheld
addition.
lots 50xl00 feet GllVin & Crump
addition. corner Elm sud Third.
/ lot 25xtO0 feet, East Wcathcrford.
near the square.
/ lot 25xiOC feet. three story brick,
ives, SIDE SQUARE ,r..,.
i9t SsHlvv Iye. aulpii,.ns iA"se"-
hvlI pu'ivinb, iious,on s,pevu 49,,
90 lots w zee, trNn' ON iious'o'' "''u
Ivy ~ IN ,' nts,so ,,a s.a, ern,t a, rr-
,.srth All srnxss ana pncit,c addl.
,,on "'
isor haryoins cnu an or address.
II, NJ. TURNER,
Ifirschneld Building, CITY.
% 1,,,1, fS-1I, a i 7--7rne IsImbai
cnunty c,iiHcn onIv paper IN the
county: VIII be sold for $500 cash
and $3.50 On time; OUTFIT ~ nearly new
and cost 5000 Citizen, Junction CITY.
Tex.
AtrerfClN eAf t,e ar MI kinda az Goods
MONDAY, July = 10 a. m. Lone stnl
Auction and storage company sV'
houston street
FOR SALE--Horse years old, 10
hands high; plano box. three-fonrtha
axle; bargain. Cali ~ 80 west Sec
ond steet. ". +. Hood.
"a, !, N.,r,,,, I'm ., ,,,,,--I-,- o1,ieIc
g. thnci,sn,lth ,nai ~ no blnnt.
s,nltha az reSas, nexl IN nunlltV 10
fhn pIed,ront cnai, worth only Sd
ner ION Al Inc mines sixteen miles
northenat from Moran. Tex,, or S.
por ton I. o. b. AZ Moran. Address
Alonso l.. D'Spain 4 Son, Eolian,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

SECONDHAND STORES.
THE RICH and the poor usually 20
TO Standley's store 10 buy or sell geo
ond-hand household goods: thatn
right: 213 Houston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

DRUNKARDs. Morphine users--You
can be cured psinleSsly and per-
mancntiy IN from ten days TO three
weeks for IS. Proof. testimonials and
full particulars sent free upon re-
quest. Address b. Wilson. Box 6S.
Coma1rhe Tex.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-30

Elsewhere 10 this issue will be found .
statement Of the manner in which County
Surveyor r. r. Ames has been compelling
bis sabordinsses to share their wages with
him. Collecting from the county s. per
day for each Of his subordinates, he appro-
PIRATES 3 Of this 10 his own use. the subor-
diBate actually receiving bat g per day.
In this manner = considerable amount of
money has illegally found It's way from
the county treasury into Mr.. Apes' pocket
The Posr-IsrxrLtsEscEs Is aware that
there are those who justify this method OF
procedure by some code Of morals which
Is adopted for the purpose, bat no amount
OF sophis;ry or talk about professional
usage can overcome the stubborn fact
thzt Mr.. Ames has taken money from
the county treasury upon a false represen-
tasion Of the facts, and h as by the same
act deprived his srbordinaies Of the pay
which. on his own statement, Is justly
theirs.
Mr. Ames' ofense is such as 70 justify
his Immediate removal from Office. This
would be most inadequate punishment.
and. unless the law on this point Is
wretchedly detective. an effort should be
made TO infiics upon him punishment
more nearly commensurate with his guilt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-30
DISEASES OF MEN.
Treatment and Cure by an Entirely New
and Successful Method.

Among the chief and most common of
diseases of men is Seminal Weakness and
Nervous Debility Tor loss of nerve power)
due to masturnation and yenereai ex-
cesses. Thousands of young. middle-aged
and old men suffer with nervous diseases
for years. and may be ignorant of the
cause when little timely advice would
make life's pathway full of cheer and hap
piness.
When the first symptoms of seminal
weakness manifest themselves the sufferer
is noticed 90 become dusi and morose. and
is troubled with indigestion. though the
appetite may remain good. But the
strength yanisaes and the patient grows
thin. He becomes INDECENT and debil-
tated and loss of memory and ali vlgor Of
the sexual organs may follow. In time
he may TALL into a complete state OF impo-
tenoe--totaI loss of sexual power. Among
its terrible effects may be mentioned weak
ness of the memory. confusion of ideas,
nervousness, dependency and general
weakness. 1t needs no mirror; IL reflects
itself. The pale face. the sunken eye, the
downeast countenance, the stopping. aged
form. al serve to announce the victims
troubles. Ii seldom kills of itself. but il
opens the door TO other diseases, such IS
consumption and diseases of the heart.
The unfortunate sufferer cannot sleep.
In that intermediate state between lie
and death intended for the secuperation OF
the mind and body he can know no rest,
for his dreams are dark and sorebodiag
and the constant drain upon his system
robs is OF Its vital haid.
For many years DIR. Darrin has devoted
his professional attention 10 the study of
genito-urinarY diseases and he has achieved
great success ia their treatment and cure
by electricity. All who suffer from this
disease should lose no time IN consulting
Dr.. DarrIn. for the time may come when
YOU vail lie beyond the Aid Of ali medical
skill
No matter what you have taken or who
has tailed TO cure you. call and see the
doctor, as he can permanently, safely and
privately cure in one-hzIf the time and at
cne-half the expense required by others.
DIR. Davria can he consulted free ~ Ho-
bel Stevens. corner Front and Marion
STREETS. Seattle, Wash. Office hours. 10
a. IA. 10 7. m. daily; Sundays 10 q. IA.
TO : y. m He treats all diseases Of the
Eve. Ear. Nose. Throst. CatarEh. Deafness
and al nervous. chronic and private e.
eases, n either ser. of whatever nature.
Most eases can lie treated AZ home after
one visit - the doctors office. Circulars
and question blanks sent tree. Inquiries
answered.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-30

In hls recent message 30 the Mississippi
Legislature Gov. Stone urges that the
rigorous confinement TO which jurors In
murder trials are subjected serves to deser
the mos. dssirabae men from such service.
and ne advises that they be allowed the
same liberty ss 20 meals and Sleeping ar
rangsmeats that b enjoyed by the judge
ssuggsstion which Is Endorsed by Justice
Campbell. OF the state suprens court A
commission Of prominent Lonisianians.
appointed By the last legislature TO con-
slider the wisdom or amending the stats
constitution, advises the abandon ment Of
the old rule which requires unanimisy in .
jury as condition Of verdict Caiifor-
MIA and some other states have for sons
years authorized the rendering of YER
dict In civil case By the agreement OF
three-fourths Of the jury. and the Louisi-
ana commissioners favor the extension Of
the same principle 10 criminal trials.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-30
Tn. New Land one. Receiver.

The newly appointed receiver, John Y.
Terry, OF Seattle, Is IS years old and a
Nirginian by birth, although for the last
fourteen years he has lived In the West.
He was educated for civil engineer at the
Virginia Military institute of Lexington.
and after leaving college went with a sur
veying corps of the Northern Pacific road
into Montana, and after stavipg
there short while went on TO the
& Rnadian Pacific and remained with
-I1at company until the line was
ejmpletea. " hen he came to Seattle, After
. short period of work with the Belling-
ham Bay 4 British Columbia road. he
secured position as clerk in the United
States land Office nnder Registers
o-trander and Baird. remaining in the
Office about one and q half years. When
the Democrats went out of office he be-
came general manager for the Sedro Land
& improvement Company, and held
that position for two years, return
ing 10 Seattle In 1891, when he
went into the real estate business.
For the past fourteen months he has held
the position OF timekeeper in the city
street commissioners office. Mr. Terry
has always taken an active interest in
politics, having been a warm Democratic
partisan ever since he vas able to carry a
torch and swell the applause OF spread
eagle orator. lie comes honestly BY this
failing. as his father at one time repre-
scented Virginia district In congress.
Blu; aside from the humble party services
before mentioned. the first active political
work Ar. Terry did was in Seattle
when he helped organize In the
spring OF 1850 the Central Democratic
League. OF which be was elected secretary.
George Donwarth being president. This
was the frs; real working organization Of
the Democratic party in King county, and
from il al the machinery OF the party has
since been organized. Mr.. Terry has been
connected With all its successors since, and
when the Central Democratic Club vas
organized in 1897 be was elected secretary,
and has been twice reelected. lie is also
secretary OF the county and city central
committees. and has feS or no enemies in
his party. Mr.. Terry had great faith in
the success Of Cieyeian6is candidacy. and
even before the election came of he had
picked his berth in the Office he has aow
secured. He had TO difficulty in securing
taa Endorsement Of the local party eon-
mtttees and clubs and city officers. as we'll
IS The King county member Of the state
central committee lie also secured
tive or thres other members
81 tie latter body, including
Chairman Dram, and be had tia active
personal support OF John Collins. n. O.
Finch and Others who we're in Washington
CITY iass snsing- lie did not have the sur
PORT Of HueA Wallace, of Tacoma, a..
thongh be Sid not rEoToks the hoss's
a~ftNs arr.asffsan HssEax xes-hax.& a..
local endorsements. be nett sought far the
more powerful in31enes Of Eastern and
Saashsra saprors. aud ia tass sae nanse
sad prestige Of hss father wax OF material
asssssAass, ios he got the unanimous sap.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-30

Those Knights of Labor officers who de-
sire to have the supreme court enjoin Sec
rotary Carlisle from selling bonds under
the resumption act have probably found
out that the Federal executive Is entirely
independent of the supreme court, and can
no more be enioined by the latter than the
executive can enioin the court. Ex-sena-
tor Lyman Trumbuii. OF Illinois, thinks,
however, that the court might be asked to
pass upon the Law in question and the
legal right Of Secretary Carlisle to proceed
as he has under it. he seems to think the
secretary Is greatly exceeding his powers.
But congress is the only body which can
check the president or his secretary. and
this only through impeachment.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-30
raH nkara or sunom e.Ix,x.

IA tie death Of Judge ". II. Calkins,
who died at Tacoma yesterday, Wishing
ton loses ose q rs best kaowa AMI most
highly respected citizens. since oosn.nx
Ga this state IN ths early months Of IsS9
he has been al aetlvs figure IN is relssioAl,
business aad soelsl lie lie came in con
taes With = very large number OF SIS pso-
rie, and, always attractive and Winning ia
hts personality. he made hcsls og frienas.
Aggressive - politics. Judge CAlkins.
like ali str0ns men who enter paegie life,
aroused oppoSitgoR 50 weslsas friendship.
Those ~ho we're exposed - hlFn. hawsvey,
DID ret fsb g. .eeeKais& and appreciate
she personal qualities which esaeagesi him
Ia his fsteaes. sa3. Ike BIS ffisnas. sAey
lament bis nnt;me.y death sad iesl feE
shosn ska gneeTH fer hiO.
Judge I&!A.as sas SCI saly . aAa es
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-30
THE NEW SURVEYORS GENERAL.

William r. Watson. . Classmafe of Bis
sell and Noted Railroad Engineer.
William p. Watson was born In Nash
vile. forty-two years ago and was gradu-
ated at Yale college in 1869. being q class
mate of Postmaster-GeneraI Bissesl lie
Is G civil engineer by profession and for
the past fifteen years has been engaged in
railroad engineering in the West. He
spent two years in Washington City, one
year In charge of sewer work and one year
IN the United States coast survey. He left
Washington City in 1879 and went into the
employ of the Northern Pacific, where
he remained two years, being In charge
of construction in the Missouri canyon.
lie went to the Canadian Pacific in 1881,
and for three years worked on that line,
locating the road from Kamloops to the
summit OF Shuswap mountains, about 200
miles, and being afterwards in charge of
construction. He was then engaged for
three years on che Montana Central for the
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba road,
now the Great Northern, having charge of
the location of the line. For two years he
was in the employ of the Union Pacific,
locating the line from MuIan, Idaho, to
Missouia, Mont, and one year as chief
engineer of the Portland & Puget Sound
preliminary surveys.
Essly in 1880 Mr.. Watson became prin-
cipal assistant engineer on the Seattle d
Montana road, having charge of location
and construction. He completed the line
and turned II over TO the operating de-
partment in 1892 In 1893 Mr.. Watson
had charge of the surveys and
estimates for the United States COM
mission for the improvement of
the Columbia river at The Daiies.
Or. little over a year ago Mr.. Watson
married the daughter of Maj. w. S. Har-
Ian. present deputy collector of Internal
revenue in this city. Mr.. Watson came of
stronh Union family In Tennessee, but
has been q Democrat ever since coming to
manhood. He was the only candidate for
the surveyor generaiship who was q civil
engineer and he had strong Endorsements
in this city and from his native state.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-30

rors OF Gov o,FsrreII. th- state
legislature snd al tie state officers #
VIRGINIA. and through the inausnce
OF Eastern friends the insiorssneat OF hye
United States senators The delay IN the
appointment vas cc>ssioned ~ Cssve-
land 3 embarrassment IN deciding as 70 the
relative influence Of the other csndidates'
hacking. Mr. Terry's opponents we're
James ~ Gepllart. Thomas Garrett s. s.
Carlisle. A. z. Hill and G. b c. Rerhes-
ter, the most formidable being the two
latter. Mr.. Hill vas Endorsed by E. O.
Graves and Governor l. &. Church, two
of Cseveiancss. personal friends. while
Rochester's cause vas urged By Vice Pres
dent Stevenson and Secretary Carlisle.
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