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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-05-04

il.
Irois hommes de Ia bande allerent
vers lui ct le naitriserent for,ement
pendant que les autres semparaient
de Zephyr.
Ne me menagez pas. disait
Pierre a voix basse liez MOI les bras
ct les jambes attachez-moi !; un
;trbre baillonnez-moi.
Zephyr, Gle son cote, Sc colletait
asec les deux malfaiteurs qui Sc
talent atta9aes a lui ct opposait une
resistance tigoureuse
Pas de hetiSes, Pomme l'Api,
tn cognes trop fort, disait-il Il voix
basse. Modere-toi on ie te secoue.
--Faut ben jouer le jeu, colIegue.
-Oui, mais lie petit ieu, animal.
'fa ne romps les os.
Pendant ce temps, Bouton-de- Rose
await ouyert la portiere, ct posant un
enorme poignet sur le colet du
eommissare eXtraordinaire
"A nous deux, muscadin, lui ditil.
&C est trop juste, monsieur, repli-
qua IA victime. -. trop iuste, Ell verite
de suis pret a executor, voyez-
vous. Ainsi point de violence /. \.
Noici ma bourse, monsieur. . yoici
ma mOntre, monsieur. :. Que puis-je
faire encore qui vous soft agreeable ?
Je suis dispose a tous les sacrifices,
N mons;eur.
En- meme temps il Sc d6barrassait
de soa argent ct de ses Joyaux ct les
mettait dams la main de Bouton-de-
Rose. Celui-ci receyat tout celia
grayement, le glissait dams sa poche
sans repondrc ct men serrait que
!
vietime.
Ale, monsieur, prenez garde, je
yous en- ogie. s'Gcriait piteusement ie
comInissare eNtraordinaire vous
allez IN ttrangler. Je fails un appel
a yos sentiments.
Il acheVait a pelne ces mots qu une
secoasse. imprimee par lie bras du
terrible athlete, lie jetait au milieu du
chemln In contre-coup le remit en-
equi.ibre.
-Narche, muscadin, lui dit lie
terrible homme nous avons a
canser.
lie spectacle qui s'offrait au dehors
n'ayait r:en de rassurant; Pierre ct
| Zephyr, tous les deux enchaines e,
b.illonnes, etaient conduits vers uu
fourrt situ6 a pen de distance; ls
comte Gabriel dut prendre la meme
| direction, au milleu des bourrades qut
| lui adminjstrait lie vlgoureux compa
enon don't il sentait Fetreinte Or
easna un bois de pins au milieu
auquel on fit halte Les bandit
s'assirent en- rond, ct Bouton-de Rose
prenant Ia gravite dun juge, com
menGa llnterrogatoire de son prison
nier.
-Musca6iin lui dit-il, til e
, connu. On salt qui til es ct ce gu
81 es vena faire dams lie Var.
lie comte Gabriel tressaillit parn
les chances quill courait, il naval
pas sonoe Il celle-la. Get interroga
| toire solennel, ces figures que Ia nui
rendait plus slnistres, ces pistolet:
don't les canons luisaient dams 'onbrs
g tout contnbuait 4 remplir son coeu
t 4 alarmes.
-Muscadin, continue son impitol
l able juge, on te nomme Gabrie
! eomte on non. Tu es envoye par
police, ct tu as devant toi des homme
| de Ia bande dies Moutons. Juge
G tn es 4 la noce
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-05-04

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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-05-04
THIBODAUX, line, SAMEDI. I MAI 1895.

homme, le chapeau rabattu sur les
yeuS, Sc prtsentat Ia portiere.
Pendant &c temps, Pierre setait
Glance hors de Ia voiture ct await
mis- lepee Ia main.
-Bugands mistrables s'tcria-t-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27

The Department Kept Busy rs Was Also
the Ambulance Corps.


As is usual on Christmas. the Fire De
partmont and ambulance corps had a
| good many calls, most OF which, how
| ever, were OF trihing nature. For the
former, there were four regular, and
three still alarms. The first OF the day
was an alarm turned in from box 3D. at
| 2.32 i'm the morning caused boy blaze
/ i'm the cellar OF Kaufman d Cos. shoe
store corner of Fourteenth and Main
streets. which was noted In Wcdncs-
days Times. 10 was eXtinguisned be-
/ fore q great deal OF damage was done.
! The building IS insured IN the Virginia
/ Mutual Company and there IS 500 on
/ the stock in Howard SwinefOrd's agency.
The next alarm was at l2:lS L. NJ,
| from box Il, Twenty-sixth and Leigh
! streets. House u north Twcnty-s
street. owned by Mr.. r. NJ. W ortham,
and occupied by Mr.. ". 5. Reeves as a
dwelling-h0use The damage Is probably
$50 The origin is laid 10 flre-crackers,
which were thrown through the street
window on TO a bed in the front room
| on the second floor. by some one from
the street.
At 1920 II. NJ. there was a still alarm.
! Fire-crackcrs were responsible Tor burn
| ing tree NJ Second and Main streets, ana
| No. 3 company put IL out promptly.
Another alarm was turned IN at lI0
1 l.. NJ. from box l2S. Henry and Broad
streets: fire i'm the roof of a vacant house.
! No 3lf Henry street. Flre-crackers
again caused this lire, and it is thought
IS will cover the damage done.
At 2.46 Il. NJ there was a siill alarm
from burning paper, I'm the Fifth-street
gully. where trash is deposited.
Al 6lO +. NJ. there was a still alarm
small blaze in house an First and Mar
shall streets, from hre-crackers' slsht
damage
NJ 7.JO L. NJ. there was another alarm
from box l2S. Henry and Broad streets
the second time I'm one day rms was
caused 10y a slight blaze at 81 west Broad
street from fre-crackers.
The First Baptist church had narrow
escape from destruction Christmas night
Mr.. Louis Miller. Of Truck No. :, ana also
sexton of the church, discovered one OF
The Nsindov-blinds 20 be on fire. On IN
vesfiaation. IL was found that SKY
rocket in its ascent, had struck the
window Of the church and passed through
II and then stuck in the blind, where II
had continued TO burn until II had
canpht the blind and the sash Of the
window.
1t was at this point that Mr.. Miller
discovered II. and but for his promptness
in putting II out. a serious result must
have followed. as the burning wood
would in a few moments have fallen on
the cushions OF the seats. The damage
was triaing, luckily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27
In Helm fiIe pnnr-

Dr. ". W. Parker has been offered
some forty or fifty CORDS cf wood from
the country at 81 a cord 10 be distributed
among the poor. The Doctor first declin-
ed the OFFER and suggested that the city
Mission buy and distribute IL. This mot
having recn done. Dr.. Parker has again
been urged by the owner to take II. and
Major T.. Il. -. Myers having kindly con-
scented 10 bring the wood 10 the city free
Of charge, and he has now consented
with his well-known charitable DISPOSE
ton, TO take charge OF the distribution.
Mr.. Cyrus Bossieux, with bis usual gem
erosity. has agreed 10 haul a good part
OF it for nothing. The poor. win. by this
arrangement secure half cord OF good
wood for 90 cents As Mr. Bossieux can
not haul all the wood. Dr. Parker hopes
that some other gentleman owning
teams will follow his example Two or
three young men will issue this wood
from Boshens Park. al the head OF Broad
street. II IS intended chiefly for widows,
and will be issued some day next week,
yet TO be announced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27

Edwin Milton Royle's delightful comedy
drama Friends, which so pleased an
theatre-goers. IS announced ior pro0uc-
ton mere tonight. Ii is certainly nara
TO please every taste IN the matter on
plays but surely this has been uohe
hy the clever young author or ~ rlehur'
and this is all the more remarkable WI u
III Is considered that 1t was the nrst play
ever penned by him. Yet "triencS met
with instant and permanent success
and though This season IL IS IN It's toufth
year OF uninterrupted prosperity, audi
ences seem TO enjoy the brilliant COMEDY
as much as at IT'S initial production.
The plot unfOids such "a beautiful story
and does not depend upon impossibilities
TO make IL success. II Is su.ciy
legitimate drama. adherins only 10 me
itself. with It's scenes OF pathos anu
humOr well proporti0ned. All or the
PLAYERS who made such pronounced m
dividual successes before Will be seen
i'm the roles they created, and have now
now become famous. Tonight and TO-
morrow. December nth and 18th. the
play will receive us initial production ~
the Academy OF Music Special matinee
will be given Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27

Governor O'Ferran. Air. r. NJ. Diiiard,
Miss Katie DodsOn and Mr.. Sydney T..
Epes, Register OF the Land Office. left
here yesterday morning for Blackstone.
TO attend the wedding Of Nr Richmond
X. Dillard and Miss Margaret +. Epes
which took place there at the Presbyte-
rian church at 1880 =. NJ.
The bridal couple came 10 this city on
the o'clock rain and went to the JEFF
ferson Hotel They will from here go 10
Atlanta 10 attend the Cotton States Ex-
position.
The groom is Q prosperous young mer-
chant. and member OF the Harris-Dil-
lard Hardware Company of Blackstone.
and Petersburg. while tho bride is a
daughter Of Hon. James L. Epes. ex-mem-
her OF Congress from the Fourth Virginia
IIsIrict
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27
,rre.ted for Stealing a Letter.

Deputy United States Marshall A. J.
Peasants arrested. In Petersburg yester-
day. Charles Taliaferro and Annie Brown
(both colored). charged with uniawiuliy
secreting and embezzllng certain letter.
which had been Ga the Petersburg post
Office and was addressed 10 Miss Lizzie
Powers. Of that city The letter haa
NOT been delivered 10 rs proper owner.
THE case was continued until Monday.
December s0th. at 10 a. NJ. The pris-
oners were committed 10 jail In Peters
burg i'm default of s20O bond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27
The Shrluer> Elect Officers.

The Shriners held their annual election
at the Masonic Temple last night and
elected the following officers.
7. w Cunningham. Iilustrous Poten-
tate: George W. Rady. Chief Rabban; ny
d. Hotchkiss. Assistant Rabban: John
r. Charlton. High Priest; Thomas Whit
tet Oriental Guide; John r.. MAYER.
Treasurer. W. Hall Crew. Recorder.
Fred. Peasants and John Y. Charlton,
Representatives 10 Imperial Shrine G. {.
Walker. Director. ". H. Sands. Assistant
Director: +. p. Jacobs. First Ceremonial
Master. II. NJ Boykin. Second ceremo-
NAL Master. r. IL. Harwood. Marahali
Jacob ReinLardt Musical Director W.
:. Workman. CAPTAIN Of the Guard. r. G.
Edwards. Captain Arab Patrol, X. n. VI.
Harrison, Aichemist; +. G.. Tomcsins'
Assistant Alchemist William hfause.
Outer Guard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27
He Swallowed iaudanum.

G. A. Robinson. a carpenter. living at
No. 407 south Laurel street, swallowed an
ounce and a half OF laudanum Christ
mas-night shortly before 0 o'clock. lie
had been drinking heavily. His wife dis
covered his condition soon after he had
taken the drug. and reported the case
To the police The ambulance was
summoned. and responded promptly DR..
Labenberg. the surgeon in charge, adj
ministered antidoes, and succeeded in
eliminating the poison from the mans
system. and last night he was resting
quietly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27
The Hanio NlrimosO.

the works OF Chopin to the average
musician. would appear to be utterly fool
ISM. but that IS just what Alfred a. Far
land not only claims to do, but does. IL
viii ba remembered by many that Alr.
Farland appeared last season before a
large audience at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Hall. and by his won
derful manipulation Of the banjo aston
ished and charmed all who were fortu-
nate enough TO hear him. Mr Horace r.
Smith has engaged this artist. ana he
will appear al the Richmond Theatre on
January 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27

and the remarkable advances made In
that hrance q science during the last
few years will have an opportunity TO
witness some wonderful fcats performed
Theatre. I'm this city during the its'
two weeks in January. Or Henry Las
appeared before audiences in Chatta-
nOOga. Nashville. Lynchburg and many
other cites. and those who have seen nm
have marvelled at the remarkable things
done los him. Many were skeotlcal ana
would not believe I'm the power Of the
man. They attended one OF his sttings
and were convinced beyond doubt. tn"
Henry, and announces that he Is AN ne
claims 10 be.
HIS first performance viii be held on
the night OF January "a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27
prouerty Transfers.

Richmond: L. W. Dabney's heirs 10
Lewis Braxton. interest in 30 feet on
east side Sixth street. 81.
Larkin NJ Gill and wife to Julia Bev-
erly. 50 feet on Graham street. south
west corner Marshall. 500.
II. VI. Gillian, special commissioner,
20 Title and Trust Company. IS HIP
feet on south side Jacqueln street, near
Randolph. $3.50.
James II. Oliver and wife to William
T. Oliver. q acres on Ridge road, $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27
4 Narrow Escape.

-Four gentlemen. among them Mr.. T.
w Rafter. started out last evening on
carriage ride into the country on pleasure
bound. Going up Broad street they met
~ the corner Of Munford street with a
mishaD that came very near having some
serious consequences Workmen OF the
gas department have been digging deep
ditch there for the purpose OF laying a
new gas main The night was dark. and
the driver who did not see the obstacle,
drove right ahead until one OF his horses
disappeared i'm the ditch. Lucky the
harness broke, and there was no further
serious consequence. The inmates OF me
coach had 10 telephone for another venl-
Gle and it took several hours before the
horse could Dee hflcd up 10 the surface
OF The street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27

The inmates OF the Soldiers Home were
made happy on Christmas day by an ele-
giant dinner that was set before them,
furnished by the Commandant and num-
Der Of friends.
At the close Of the reDast there was
some music kindly furnished by the visi-
tors. and the old veterans enjoyed the
day very much.
The ladies Of the Auxiliary Of Lee Camp
also looked after the families OF some Of
the Old soldiers IN this city. and distribu-
ted among them thirty-seven baskets,
containing each a turkey and some groce-
ries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27

The following musical programme viii
be rendered at the First Baptist church
next Sunday:
Mornlng-Procession march. Op.2 -, or
gan whitney: Shout the Glad Tidings
1s.hneckcr): His Name H. +. Watsonl:
Postlude IN G (Whiting).
Night CMemorial Seryice)--Ase's Death.
organ tGriegl. The Radiant Morn has
Passed Away CWoodward). Crossing the
Ear (Charles II. Morse. March from Elm
penchcs Reluiem. organ liirahmsl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27
Abram Brown, was continued till the

Abram Brown, was continued till the
ist
Annie Smith (colored) was fined $3.50
for resisting Police Oificers 4. A. Allen
and +. c. Bailey.
Leslie Thomas (coloredl was fined 40
for carrying concealed weapons
David DOnati was flned s25 and sent
on to the grand jury for keeping his
bar-room open on Sunday.
While the last-named case was on trial
Justice Crutchfield expressed himself In
the following manner: This Sunday
liquor selling must be stopped. and am
only waiting for the judge 10 raise the
fine IN the upper court before 1 VIII
start the worst storm you ever saw.
Liquor men are coming 10 me every day,
asking me to enforce this law"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27
The Ambmlnncr Kent nn.r

The ambulance had a number Of calls
OF a more or less trifiing nature on Christ
mas Day. the most serious of which was
at i4ii Exchange Place. where Josephine
Brown h8d been cut on the head whilel
engaged In a difficulty with Charles
Leldenburg. The woman's injuries were
attended TO, but she was unable TO appear
in the Police Court yesterday morning
to testify against Leldenburg, who was
placed under arrest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27

His Place to be f.iicd v Appointment by
the Grind Master.

News OF the death in DanVille OF Rev
George w. Dame. Grand Chaplain OF th'
Grand Lodge of Masons OF Virginia, has
been received with sorrow By the Mason:
OF this city. and several promtiaer, Ma
sons from Richmond among them MAJOR
Alfred r. Courtney, Deputy Grand Mas
ter, attended his funeral which TOOK
place yesterday afternoon.
Or. Dame had been Chaplain OF the
Grand Lodge since 1854. ana was amona
the brightest Masons in the State. liz
was a thorough master of the craft. anc
possessed IN a great degree the love ana
confidence OF his fellow AlasOns.
The place made vacant by his death
will be filed by appointment OF the Grand
Master. as the Office is not an elective
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27

4 meeting OF the Committee on Sec
ond Market was 10 have taken place IN
room No. II of the city Hall last evening
at d O'Clock. but not member OF the
committee was present
The Committee on Water was called 10
meet az O'Clock IN room No. -. but
the only members who put In an appear
ance were sub-chairman Briggs ana MI
Mountcastle. Another effort TO get the
committee together viii be made THIS
evening at O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27
Officers Elected.

The regular meeting OF Marshall Lodge.
No. 10. Knights OF Pythias. was held last
night al Central Hall with very good
attendance OF members. The regular cleo
zion of officers resulted as follows: Chan
cellor Commander q. Carlton Jackson;
Vice-Chancenor. W. l.. Hawiey. Preia1e.
John T.. Savillc. Master OF Work. James
W. Carr: Keeper OF Records and Seal.
Charles o. Saville; Master-at-Arms
Horace A. Hawkins: Representative TO
Grand Lodge Horace a. Hawkins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27
by order OF the president.
r.. Is. WALTEALL.


There was quite a lengthy docket TO be
disposed of IA the Police Court yesterday.
hut the following were the more impor-
tant cases.
John williams and r. Z. Beyens were
fined $50 each for fighting on me street.
VI F,tzrerald was fined s. - for as
saillting and attempting 10 stab w. A.
Amos with an ice-pck.
The Gaze of William Banks tcoiorede,
charged with aAaulung and striking
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27
The Washington Team Won.

There was n game OF football at the
West-End Park yesterday afternoon be-
tween two colored cievens. one from
Washington. and the other from Peters
burg After q hard struggle. the eleven
from the national capital was SUCCESS
ful by a score OF Il to D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27

Tonight and tomorrow night with a
matinee tomorrow, Friends a soclety
c0medy-drama. will be presented az tie
Academy This play has met with sue
cess I'm New York and is said 10 be ven
staged and i'm the hands Of an excellent
COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27

Colonel Thomas T. Pollard. past com
mander Of r. H. Lee Camp. and engineer
OF fic public buildings In Capitol square
was taken seriously M with heart uou-
hle on Tuesday evening Fortunately
his condition was somewhat improved
last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27
To Attend Beth Ahaba.

TIE following notice has been sent ont
10 the commercial travellers o. the city:
Post \, r. +. A. Of America,
Virginia Division.
"Richmond Va. Dec. p. 1926.
"I-pon an invitation extended 10 the
II p As to attend services OF Rev. Ed
ward y. Calisch. al Congregation Beth
khaba. and accepted by Post \. you are
accordingly requested 10 assemble at the
rooms. 30 and 80 Chamber OF Commerce
bSjiding. Friday December 9TH at 4:20
L. NJ.
'.By order OF the president
'R T.. WALTEALL.
Secretary Post A, Virginia Division"
II Is confidently expected that a large
number OF travelling men VIII be present
most eloquent divines in the city.
Or. Calisch's subject VIII be the I'm
eneuce of Commerce" The public IL in
Vifed The services begin az $50 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27

Mr. William Powell and Miss Ida
Kritzef were married last night at the
residence OF the brides parents. No. li14
west Cary street, Rev. DR.. J. c. Hiden
officiating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27

The musical festival Of the Second Bap-
list Sunday school will bee held IN the
church tonight at o'clock. Admission
will be by tickets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27
City Circuif Court

In the City Circuit conf Yesterday a
against 3. R. Eafriso9 damages EoO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27
ThOTlaSPOitS & &C.,,
WHOLESALE AGENTS,
70 phone 203.
The I. B. TAYLOR 60.
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80 Decorated China Chocolate Jugs,
Gold-traced, full size, sc. each.
Banquet Lamps, in Delft, Dresden,
Roses, Royal, Copper, and Onyx
designs.
Solitaire Decorated China Cups and
Saucers, 10, IS, %, so and 75c.
each.
Decorated China Salads, Flown Gold
AMI Tinted decorations, 40, 80, Is
cents each.
imported Decorated Dinner Sets,
ic2 pieces
$3.50, So so, SIS, SIS, and $50
EACH.
lfyou want to make Christ
mas present, come and see the
largest collection OF Art China
and Ceramics in the South. Our
two stores loaded with speciaItles
for the ladies, and all connols.
seurs. Also
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27
Children's Jackefs.

Two STYLES Of Chidren's Jackets0on,e,
Navv-Blue Twllled Cloth, sizes ), lV l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27
SENT LEON TO school,

About two years ago she entered her
son Leon\ at woll-known school for
boys in this city. She made small
payment on his tuition. but never
finished. and finally the principal Of the
school refused TO take the boy any long
er. lie said that Mrs. Taylor appeared
TO him 10 be the victim of some one out
West. who had her in their power.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27

During the next four days. prior to TAX
ing inventory January LIST. we Will give
you your choice of any and all of our
Ladies' Cloaks. ranging in price from
81 80 TO SO,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27
ChiIdren's CrcfChens.

Unreasonable weather and the strong
demand for Short Jackets nnds US with
many more OF these garments than We
A CHANGE IN PRICE ON EVERY
COAT shows a SAVING for YOU from
81 10 So on EACH GRETCHEN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27

These two prices take in every Ladies
Garment In the house. colors are black,
brown and tans. smooth and rough
goods. sizes from - TO A. -.
All our garments are perfect nttne,
we'll made. fun sleeves, ripple PACK ana
STOCK OR BACK NUMBERS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27

years, sold at $3.50 another style, Tan
and own-Mingled Cheviots. trimmed on
sleeve and collar with braid, sizes =, ~
II years. former price $50. Your pick
from Ties two styles
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-04-10

STOCKTON is expecting to raise not
less than $3.50, 900 to secure the new
railroad, including the stock that is
taken, but the boom in property
there has advanced values four times
that amount already. Cast thy bread
ppqn the waters and after many days
it shall return to thee Stockton is
likely u get the job making the
freight ears needed on the line, and
it may be the location for the shops
OF the new road Stockton can at
sord to hustle.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-04-10

SENATOR TELLER thinks the Silver
Senators will form an organization
of their own, having a majority of ten
or twelve. They will appoint steer
ingcommittee to work within the lines
OF their own parties and direct legisla-
ton. This will, he thinks, allow the
Senators to attend their party eau
Gus and obviate the necessity of a
new party. The idea is endorsed by
the other leaders of the silver oues-
ton.